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FARMINGTON — More than two years after Kevin Lossiah was beaten to death, the second suspect in his death will stand trial.
Donovan King, 24, is charged with first-degree murder, armed robbery, aggravated burglary and conspiracy. He is accused of breaking into Lossiah's Farmington apartment, 2700 West Apache St., with another man and beating him to death on May 29, 2011. His trial starts Monday and is scheduled to last four days.
King and Justin Mark, 25, allegedly broke into Lossiah's apartment to rob him, according to court documents. The documents state the men were looking for money to find a ride to King's home in Red Valley, Ariz.
The men beat Lossiah with a tree branch and a sock with a rock in it, according to court documents.
The beating exposed Lossiah's skull and brain. Police said there was blood spatter throughout his home when they arrived. He died at San Juan Regional Medical Center that night.
Lossiah was 40 years old.
King and Mark were arrested near the apartment shortly after police responded to the scene. They allegedly had Lossiah's blood on their clothes, and they had his car keys, cell phone and police scanner with them.
Mark was convicted of first-degree murder after a trial in November, and Chief District Judge John Dean sentenced him to life in prison in December.
Mark will be eligible for parole after he serves 30 years for the murder and three years for the armed robbery. He has an appeal pending.
King's case has been delayed while the New Mexico Supreme Court ruled if statements King made to police after his arrest could be used as evidence.
Cosme Ripol, King's attorney, filed a motion to suppress King's statements in October 2011. The document said police misstated laws and manipulated King.
Farmington police Detective Paul Martinez interrogated King after his arrest. According to court documents, Martinez asked King six times to sign a written waiver of his rights, despite King saying that he didn't want to sign it. Martinez didn't answer the questions about what would happen if King didn't sign the waive, annd he told King he had evidence that implicated him but refused to tell him what that evidence was unless he signed the waiver, according to court documents.
"Detective Martinez engaged in mendacity ... when he avoided truthfully answering questions about King's Miranda rights. ... Too frequently, the de facto police motto is 'make an arrest and (four letter word) the rest,'" Ripol wrote in his motion to suppress the statements. "An innocent man was murdered. The constitution of this state and nation must not be 'murdered' along with him."
Dean agreed that the statements were inadmissable at trial, and the New Mexico Supreme Court upheld his ruling in a opinion published in April.
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This resource for Geography teachers at junior and senior post-primary level explores the nature and definition of desertification; where it occurs; its causes, consequences and solutions and what we ourselves can do about it.
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Fairhaven, MA (February 17, 2009) - Angela Stanford, relying upon the New 2009 Pro V1 golf ball for the first time in competition, rallied to win the season-opening SBS Open by three shots at wind-swept Turtle Bay in Hawaii. Stanford closed with a 2-under 70 for a 10-under 206 total, overcoming a three-stroke deficit during the final round. It marked the fourth career win for Stanford, and her third in seven starts. Stanford's stellar play is a continuation of the momentum she enjoyed at the close of the 2008 campaign. In her final six events last year, she won twice and finished no lower than a tie for sixth.
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vladimir levin
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Dec 19, 2000 22:45:00
I passed the
with 88% on November 27. I've written down the steps I took to study for the test. It is available at:
Cheers and good luck,
ali farid
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Dec 19, 2000 23:37:00
Congrats vladimir
Thanks for the tips.
Did you got any question on painting ?
is painting in the objectives ?
vladimir levin
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Dec 20, 2000 09:53:00
I don't think there were many questions relating to painting on the exam. Painting/Layout Management/Event Handling were definitely some of my weaker points when I was studying for this test as I have been doing mainly Web-related work with
professionally. I would say that the level of coverage in Simon Roberts' book on these topics is good, and he makes it clear which things are part of the objectives and which aren't. My philosophy was that since I was weak in these areas, I could use the exam as an excuse to learn more about them, so among other things, I wrote a simple little paint program using just AWT (I didn't want to confuse myself by using Swing).
Many people on this forum seem to take it as their goal to pass the exam, and they want to do the minimum amount of work to pass. I think a better approach would be to use the exam as a form of motivation to improve one's basic knowledge of Java and to do some more practice programming. Frankly, while I think Sun's programmer exam is good as far as it goes, it really does not do much to prove that someone is a good or qualified developer. I would not personally consider it useful for anything more than the hiring of a junior-level developer.
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Dec 20, 2000 23:20:00
You did so well on the thread. how did you prepare it and what book did you use? I have a problem with the thread. Could you please send me your advice on thread to email address:
thank you,
Jane Griscti
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Dec 21, 2000 08:15:00
Congratulations Vladimir
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Dec 24, 2000 19:13:00
Congrats !!
Can u Pl mail me sample questions at
shailesh sonavadekar
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Dec 25, 2000 05:02:00
congratulations , Validimir. It is really good score. It is nice to see people putting their experiences on the web & helping
Parificpate in the scp forum & help other javaranchers to achieve the esteemed goal.
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arvind kota
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Dec 25, 2000 10:47:00
hey.. congrats .. that's a very good score ..
i feel that we are all concentrating a lot hard on the certification part of JAVA, basic the industry demands that we need to be certified ..actually even after clearing the certification, i personally feel that there is a lot to be desired .. i have a couple of friends how have cleared the certification and they are finding it very difficult to come in terms with the industry standards ..
it is no doubt true that if u read the chapters from the certification book like complete certification from roberts, u may pass the exam.. but really it is not enough ...
anyway.. i would like to recommend a book for all people how seriously want to learn JAVA programming apart from just the certification : JAVA - HOW TO PROGRAM (THIRD EDITION) BY DEITEL & Associates Inc.
congrats and all the best ..
vasu matt
Joined: Dec 21, 2000
Posts: 15
Dec 25, 2000 21:48:00
Congratulations!! its really a great score and i just saw ur score,i was surprised to see that u have scored 100% in threads as i have seen people saying that threads are very tough.I think ur the person who can help me out.I am writing the exam very shortly,so tell me what material did u refer for threads and how should i go about threads i have only 12 days in my hands,if u have anything to say more on the exam please mail me and my mail id is
and if u have the material for threads pls send it to me.
thanking u in advance
manish parnerkar
Joined: Dec 26, 2000
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Dec 26, 2000 00:55:00
hi !
Congratulation for the excellent scores you got...
I am planning to appear exam in the second week of January. Means only few days left for me.
If you can give me last minute tips then i will feel free.
Hope that u will share ur last minute experiences and study
vladimir levin
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Dec 26, 2000 01:13:00
Re: vasu matt, posted December 25, 2000 09:48 PM
As I've pointed out in the document that I've put up on my Web page, the two books I read to prepare for the exam specifically were the ones by Simon Roberts et al, and Bill Brogdan. They do a good job of covering threads as far as I am concerned.
For various reasons, threading is a somewhat intimidating area to study. I think the most important thing to understand is that the purpose of threading is pretty simple: To allow a single program to do more than one thing at once.
Writing multi-threaded code is an excellent way to prepare.
In addition to the fundamentals of creating new threads, getting them running using the start() method, etc. Understand how:
threads can become deadlocked when two threads are waiting for each other to release needed resources (eg. thread A needs thread B to complete at the same time that thread B needs thread A to complete)
data corruption can occur when multiple threads are accessing the same shared data simultaneously
synchronized code blocks together with the wait() and notify/notifyAll() are used to prevent data corruption due to this simultaneous access (and again how one must be careful to prevent deadlock as Java does not do any checking for it on its own).
What else can I say? I am not going to go into detail about the exact types of questions I got about threads on the exam, and I don't really remember them anymore anyway, but if you understand the concepts above, then I have a hard time imagining you would fail the threading portion of the test. I was about to take the test when I got cold feet and postponed it for a week. You can re-schedule your test as late as the working day before you are supposed to take it, so if you don't feel ready, put it off and keep studying. If you have specific questions about threads, I am sure they can be addressed in this forum or others like it.
http://www.javaranch.com/cgi-bin/ubb /forumdisplay.cgi?action=topics&forum=Threads+and+Synchronization&number=27&DaysPrune=365&LastLogin=
vladimir levin
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Dec 26, 2000 01:39:00
Re: manish parnerkar posted December 26, 2000 12:55
I really wanted to feel ready for this test. I spent a lot of time preparing for it. I was nervous, and I didn't want to fail it on my first try. My friends kept asking me how my studying was going, and I was pretty scared about facing my co-workers and saying I had failed it.
The week before the test I wrote quite a lot of sample code to really nail things down in my own mind. I concentrated a lot on understanding the details of inner-classes, which was a good thing because being confused about innner classes would have hurt me on the exam; they seemed to appear in almost every question, even the ones that were not specifically about how inner classes worked. In addition to inner classes, I did a lot of work with the threads and awt/painting/awt events/layout managers. These are topics I was weak on and really tried to get a good handle on. My weakest topics was IO, as reflected in the final results, because it seemed like a waste of time to me to worry about the details of java IO. Finally, the weekend before the test, I spent three hours each day re-doing some mock exams for the second time. I did three in total (Simon Roberts + 1 of Bill Brogdan's + 1 Marcus Greene). I also did Brogdan's 19 hardest the Friday before my exam (I took the exam on Monday) and got only a few questions wrong on it.
I found it very hard to get into the exam, and left the first few questions blank as they seemed to be written in a foeign language. Eventually I settled down and I guess I did OK on the test. I thought my final score was pretty good, and I was rather surprised to have done so well. Even though I may have over studied, I think the approach I took is a good one, and I learned a fair bit of extra stuff that wasn't on the exam as part of my study process, which is a good thing.
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FDA's proposed bar code rule for prescription and OTC drugs used in hospitals aims to prevent medication errors.
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FDA's long-awaited proposed rule on bar coding requires all prescription drugs and some other healthcare products to be bar coded. But it does not specify a symbology or require lot numbers and expiration dates.
The proposal, published in the March 14, 2003, Federal Register [68 FR: 12499–12534], would cover all prescription drug products (including biologics and vaccines but excluding physician samples) and over-the-counter (OTC) drugs dispensed pursuant to an order and commonly used in hospitals. For blood and blood components, "the use of machine-readable information" is all that is required. Medical devices (and biologics regulated as devices) are not covered because "different issues arise for devices than for drugs," the agency says. It will continue to study whether it should develop a separate rule for devices.
For OTC products, the term commonly used in hospitals means "sold to hospitals; packaged for institutional use; labeled for institutional use; or marketed, promoted, or sold to hospitals through drug purchasing contracts or catalogues." OTC products such as toothpaste and mouthwash that are dispensed without a physician's order are not covered.
The rule would require the bar code to contain the drug's National Drug Code (NDC) number. In concert with that, FDA intends to "redefine the NDC and to make the NDC number unique and more useful to informational databases," and propose a separate rule on that issue. Use of a Universal Product Code (UPC) number, an International Article Number (the EAN system), or a Global Trade Item Number (GTIN) is acceptable as long as the NDC is present within.
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Lot numbers and expiration dates will not be required. While they would "make it easier to identify drugs that had been recalled or were expired, we neither found nor received data to show that the benefits of bar coding lot number and expiration date information would exceed the costs of putting that information in the bar code," the agency says. The purpose of the rule is to prevent medication errors, and considerations such as tracking products and identifying counterfeits are secondary. The agency will not object if such information is included.
In lieu of requiring a certain symbology, the proposed rule calls for the bar code to be "any linear bar code in the UCC (Uniform Code Council)/EAN standard." That, the agency says, "should give firms some flexibility in selecting the bar code symbology that best fits their needs and should also give the rule some flexibility as linear bar code symbologies change, are added, or are phased out. However, FDA acknowledged that some firms may prefer to use Health Industry Business Communications Council (HIBCC) bar codes and invites comment as to whether the rule should refer to "linear bar codes" without reference to any standard.
The proposal does not specify the use of Datamatrix, radio-frequency identification (RFID), or other non-linear formats because hospitals that already have linear scanners would not want to pay to upgrade them or purchase new ones. In addition, the agency believes linear bar codes are sufficient for encoding NDC numbers.
The bar code would have to be surrounded by sufficient blank space so it can be scanned correctly and remain intact under normal conditions of use. The agency does not plan to audit bar code quality or develop guidances on that topic, instead relying on a firm's use of CGMPs to ensure its quality and verification.
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Citroen launched its C4 Aircross in South Africa. Based on the Mitsubishi ASX, the crossover is powered by a 113kW 2-litre petrol engine and available in 2WD and 4WD. Prices range from R269 900 to R369 900.
The all-new Mercedes-Benz ML is now on sale in South Africa, with a wide range of petrol and diesel engines ranging from 150kW to 386kW and prices from R683 500 to R1 380 000. See our driving impressions in IOL Motoring.
The ML 63 AMG version of this latest Mercedes 4x4 has 386kW and a mighty 700Nm on command thanks to the latest twin-turbo 5.5-litre V8. Expect to part with R1 380 000.
Audi released more pictures of its new A3 hatch just ahead of its UK debut. Audi SA has since confirmed that the new A3 will arrive here around November.
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Ford took the covers off its mildly revised F150 in the USA. Maybe our Ranger is not so big after all.
Along with a new face and more efficient engine, the Citroen C1 also gets a reduced price. The two-model range starts at R99 900.
German tuner Vath started with a Mercedes C 63 AMG and ended with a far bigger monster. Supercharging and other mods bump the outputs up to 556kW and 800Nm, which gets it from zero to 100km/h in 3.6 seconds.
The Mazda MX-5 Yusho concept car, revealed at the Leipzig show in German recently, has 177kW and 274Nm worth of supercharged power. Yusho means victory in Japanese.
Catch up on the latest and greatest car launches of the last week, in SA and abroad.
Catch up on the latest and greatest car launches of the last week, in SA and abroad.
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Efrat Dotan, MD
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- Namrata Vijayvergia, Efrat Dotan, Karthik Devarajan, Kamel Hatahet, Farah Rahman, Steven J. Cohen. Differences in patterns of care and outcomes of elderly versus younger metastatic pancreatic cancer (mPC) patients. J Clin Oncol 31, 2013 (suppl; abstr 9546).
- Efrat Dotan, Tianyu LI, Michael J. Hall, Neal J. Meropol, Robert J. Beck, Yu-Ning Wong. De-adoption of epidermal growth factor receptor (EGFR) inhibitors following recommendations for KRAS testing to guide treatment of metastatic colorectal cancer (mCRC). J Clin Oncol 30, 2012 (suppl; abstr e14021)
- Efrat Dotan, Neal Meropol, Fang Zhu, Frank Zambito, Betsy Bove, Kathy Q. Cai, Andrew K. Godwin, Erica A. Golemis, Igor Astsaturov and Steven J. Cohen. Increased Aurora kinase A gene copy number is associated with improved prognosis and response to chemotherapy in patients with metastatic colorectal cancer. British Journal of Cancer. 2012 Feb 14;106(4):748-55.
- Efrat Dotan, Neal J. Meropol, Barbara Burtness, Crystal S, Denlinger, James Lee, David Mintzer, Fang Zhu, Karen Ruth, Holly Tuttle, Judi Sylvester, and Steven J. Cohen. A phase II study of capecitabine, oxaliplatin, and cetuximab with or without bevacizumab as front line therapy for metastatic colorectal cancer. A Fox Chase Extramural Research Study. J Gastrointest Cancer, December 2012, 43(4), 562-569. PMCID: PMC3400721
- Efrat Dotan, Ilene Brown, Arti Hurria, Crystal Denlinger: Challenges in the management of elderly patients with colon cancer. JNCCN February 2012, 10(2):213-24.
- Efrat Dotan, Lori J Goldstein, Adjuvant Chemotherapy. (Book Chapter) Advanced Therapy of Breast Disease, 3rd edition, 2012, chapter 53.
- Efrat Dotan, Steven J. Cohen, Emmanuelle Nicolas, Karthik Devarajan, J. Robert Beck. A pilot study evaluating peripheral blood lymphocyte telomere length in elderly versus young patients with colorectal cancer (CRC). Society of Geriatric oncology 2011 and ASCO GI 2012 abstract # 512.
- A. James D'Silva, Efrat Dotan, Karthik Devarajan, Dwight D. Kloth, Andrew Beck, Steven J. Cohen, Crystal Denlinger. Use of Anti-EGFR Agents among Elderly Patients with Metastatic Colorectal Cancer. ASCO GI 2012, abstract # 657, Journal of Geriatric Oncology Vol. 3Supplement 1, Pages S47-S48.
- Efrat Dotan, Steven, J. Cohen. Challenges in the management of stage II colon cancer. Seminars in Oncology Aug 2011; 38(4): 511-20.
- Efrat Dotan, Roger B. Cohen. The ongoing roll-out of aurora kinase inhibitors in cancer treatment. Drugs of the Future 2010, 35(10):845.
- Gloria J. Morris, Efrat Dotan, Mitchell R. Smith, Frederick B. Hagemeister Jr, Harmar D. Brereton. Gastric Mucosa-Associated Lymphoid Tissue Lymphoma. Seminars in Oncology, Vol 37, No 3, June 2010, pp 183-187.
- Efrat Dotan, Lori J Goldstein, Optimizing Chemotherapy Regimens for Patients with Early Stage Breast. Clinical Breast Cancer. Clin Breast Cancer. 2010; 10 Suppl 1:E8-15.
- Efrat Dotan, Charu Aggarwal, Mitchell R Smith, Impact of Rituximab on treatment of B cell Non Hodgkin's Lymphomas. P&T Journal, March 2010 35(3): 148-157.
- Efrat Dotan, Steven J. Cohen, Katherine R. Alpaugh, Neal J. Meropol, Circulating tumor cells: evolving evidence and future challenges. The oncologist, November 2009, 14(11): 1070-1082.
- Efrat Dotan, Lori J Goldstein, Her-2 testing in breast cancer – reaching optimal accuracy. Women's Health in Oncology: Focus on Breast Cancer, September 2009.
- Efrat Dotan, Ronald N. Rubin, Woman with recent respiratory tract infection and anemia. Consultant 49(4):257-259.
- Efrat Dotan, Randi Katz, Jason Bratche, Carrie Wasserman, Michelene Lieberman, Georgia Panagopoulos, Colette Spaccavento, The Prevalence of Pantoprazole Associated Thrombocytopenia in a Community Hospital. Expert Opinion on Pharmacotherapy, 2007, 8(13) 2025-2028.


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The Mayor's Healthy Hometown Movement, Kentucky Proud, and Pennyrile Allied Community Services are sponsoring a series of events this summer at Louisville's neighborhood Farmers' Markets. 24 Chefs will compete across the city to create "Winning Market Meals," dishes created from fresh, local ingredients that can be easily recreated by cooks at home in approximately 30 minutes. They will be judged on the originality, nutrition and overall taste, and how easily the recipe could be replicated by the average home cook. The competition is part of an effort to promote healthy, home cooked meals and good nutrition. Food away from home went from 25% of food spending to 45% between the late '70s and mid '90s. Contribution of calories from food away-from-home went from 18% to 34%. Away from home foods are shown to be higher in fat and lower in fiber and calcium than home foods. (USDA data, Lin et al., AG Bull 750, 1999.) Farmers' Markets provide a unique opportunity to reconnect people with their food. Customers are more likely to interact with the farmers' and producers of the food they are purchasing. As customers exchange recipes, haggle for the best tomato, and experience the taste of produce picked at the peak of its flavor, an important cultural experience that seems to have slipped away from us is regained. With that experience, customers learn the value of returning to healthier foods and eating habits. The Beechmont Open Air Market is held at Wellington and Southern Parkway each Saturday from 8-12noon. The Cook-off will be held on Saturday August 2nd from 9:30-10:30AM. Robert Mallow, Personal Chef and sous Chef for U of L University Club; Aaron Wilson, new Chef for Horseshoe Casino, and Chef Nancy Russman, Instructor at JCC will compete in this event. Shopping begins at 9:30AM for 1/2 hour, cooking begins at 10:00AM for 1/2 hour and judging begins around 10:30AM. Head out and see what the Chefs come up with as they use the ingredients from our Market to create a taste treat made from local produce. Enjoy live music with a variety of produce, crafts, cut flowers and bedding plants for sale. It's harvest time and the crops are in with more and different produce each week.
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The trailer for The Broken Circle Breakdown, a Belgian musical drama nominated for this year's Best Foreign Language Film, neatly suggests the depths of passion, love and anger the film explores. But only suggests: This is a powerful, emotionally wrenching look at the courtship, marriage and breakup of an America- and American music-obsessed singing cowboy named Didier (Johan Heldenbergh) and a free-spirited tattoo artist and singer named Elise (Veerle Baetens). It takes you to heaven, hell and back with an unassuming directness you only find today in the corners of American indie cinema. If Broken Circle reminds me of anything, though, it's the classic George Stevens melodrama Penny Serenade. Like that three-hankie weepie from the 1940s, Felix van Groeningen's drama isn't afraid to "go there." There is drunken violence, a child sick with leukemia, public declarations of love, a suicide attempt, hopeful spirituality and raging anger against God.
The film is not told in chronological order; given the impatience of most contemporary moviegoers, this is a brave choice. It also proves worthwhile dramatically: The audience can see the shape of the joys and miseries visited upon Elise and Didier, so we're plunged into each emotional moment without wondering (too much) about what happens next.
And there's the music: When it comes to bluegrass, these Belgian hillbillies can play. (They also sing in unaccented English that's so good that this may help the film's soundtrack album become a cult hit.) This music is deeply spiritual, which is an attraction for Elise. For Didier, however, it becomes a greater and greater problem as tragedy brings him face to face with his own atheism.
Will the circle be unbroken? Almost certainly. Failure and loss are the way of all things. But it's nice to think it might endure, somehow. And The Broken Circle Breakdown leaves the audience with a little bit of hope.


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Tony the Tiger
Tony the Tiger is the mascot for Kellogg's Frosted Flakes breakfast cereal, appearing on its packaging and advertising. He is a muscular anthropomorphic tiger, wearing a red ascot. Tony originally appeared in 1952, designed by children's book illustrator Martin Provensen and voiced by Dallas McKennon. Tony was the creation of a public survey, in which Tony was one of four candidates for the cover of Frosted Flakes, which included a kangaroo, an elephant and a gnu. After being selected as the new mascot, Thurl Ravenscroft was hired as the voice of Tony and spent the next five decades providing the characteristic deep bass voice associated with the character, notably the familiar "They're Grrreat!" catchphrase. When Ravenscroft died in 2005, Kellogg's hired former wrestling announcer Lee Marshall, who signed a 10-year contract in 2006 to be the new voice of Tony, though in Britain Tony is voiced by UK-based Californian voiceover Tom Clarke-Hill.


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LAS CRUCES — The Munson Center is closed today due to the discovery of carbon monoxide inside the building, 975 S. Mesquite St., according to a city of Las Cruces news release.
The CO was discovered prior to opening and the building was immediately closed to the public.
HVAC technicians with the city's facilities department are currently on scene investigating the source of the gas.
Dial-a-Ride patrons who normally dine at the center will be transported to the Eastside Center, 310 N. Tornillo St.
Patrons who drive themselves will be served at either the Benavidez Center, 1045 McClure Road or the Eastside Center.


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Parenting Fears And Reality Checks
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Tweet Parenting is a cacophony of emotions. When you're not thoroughly worn out from sleepless nights, exhausted from good parenting days, or simply just trying to make it through, there's always something to worry about. Someone you know lost a child, someone in your area had a child go missing, someone who knows someone who […]
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I would guess that the person putting up 200K at 5 cents each time is the same guy. I don't know how much stock he has sold but probably 3 million shares by now.
All the other odd amounts are probably just day traders or small investors. Yesterday's smack down of 400K straight into the bid appeared to be a sell out for margin purposes. Otherwise why would you hit the bid like that. Whatever it was it put a fair bit of stock into the hands of short term flippers which have now piled it on to the 5 cent offer thereby increasing the wall to get through.
All of this trading seems a bit strange to me. Considering that MTB has more shares outstanding and is not facing the same kind of selling pressure I have to ask myself if something is going on with DEC that I am not aware of. Does this big seller know something and that is why he is putting a lid on the stock in order to get off his position.
It sure would be nice to see one or two big buyers step up and clean out that 5 cent offer and take us bid at 5 cents in a serious way. If that were to happen I would cetainly feel a lot more comfortable about adding to my own position even if I had to pay 5 1/2 or 6 cents. Until I see that happen I am going to sit on the sidelines.


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Do you dream about playing guitar, bass, keyboards, drums or singing your favorite songs? Now's your chance! Rock Camp 101 will get you jamming, singing and living your dream!
Rock Camp 101 is for everyone who wants to play an instrument or learn to sing. Our program is designed to show you in just 2 days how to rock out, sing your favorite songs and jam with friends. It's fun and stress-free. Best of all you have a chance to join a band and perform on stage (if you so desire).
Prior to camp we will contact you and find out exactly what you want to learn.
Our Rock Star counselors will take you through an easy step-by-step process that's not only fun, but will bring music making into your life forever. You will leave playing your favorite songs and with the skills to figure out even more songs on your own!
Plus you will have a chance to write and record a song. Rock Camp 101 is all about making you musical dreams come true.
What you learn in just 2 great days will change your life.


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Some of the planet's rarest plant species will be on view when the Harold L. Lyon Arboretum in Manoa offers tours of its Micro-Propagation Laboratory from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Friday and Saturday. The research facility, rarely open to the public, boasts a groundbreaking tissue culture program for test-tube propagation of endangered plants and houses more than 16,000 individual plants and 160 native plant species.
The tours are part of Lyon Arboretum's celebration of Endangered Species Day. Other activities include a minilab where children can learn propagation techniques and take home their own plants, a family film festival featuring conservation movies, and a plant sale. Call 988-0461 or visit www.hawaii.edu/lyonarboretum. Lyon Arboretum is at 3860 Manoa Road.


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Wrinkles, fine lines and age spots seem to simply appear overnight. These signs of aging are especially frustrating when they appear at an age you aren't expecting. Stressors, environmental factors and genetics are often contributors of these signs of aging.
Fortunately, through scientific advances there have been products developed that allow us to get the look of youth back without the frustrating and expensive injections and surgeries that used to be our only options.
Lift Fusion Face Lift is one of these products that claim to give us a firmer, tighter, smoother and more youthful looking face that will last all day long, with one application. Let's take a closer look at the product and see exactly what it has to offer.
The Formula
Lift Fusion Face Lift is made with natural ingredients in the hope that it will be safe for all skin types and no produce any harmful side effects.
These ingredients include: Water (Aqua), Cyclopentasiloxane, Ethylhexyl Palmitate, Amino Butyric Acid, Polysilicone-11, Sodium Polyacrylate, Hydrolyzed Hibiscus Esculentus Extract, Panax Ginseng Root Extract, Portulaca Oleracea Extract, Centella Asiatica, Dextrin, Hydrolyzed Wheat Protein, Hydrolyzed Rice Bran Protein, Ethylhexyl Stearate, Trideceth-6, N-Hydroxysuccinimide, Chrysin, Palmitoyl Oligopeptide, Palmitoyl Tetrapeptide, Glycerin, Steareth-20, Silica Dimethyl Silylate, Butylene Glycol, Sodium Hyaluronate, Barium Sulfate, Ceramide 3, Cholesterol, Phytosphingosine, Polyvinyl Alcohol, Acrylates/C12-22 Alkyl Methacrylate Copolymer, Polyvinyl Acetate, Acetyl Tetrapeptide-5, Phenoxyethanol, Caprylyl Glycol, Sorbic Acid.
However, we would like to draw your attention to one of the key ingredients hyaluronic acid. Hyaluronic acid is used to plump and produce a hydrating and youthful effect on the skin.
A special blend of proteins are also included because of the resilience they add to the skin.
What We Like about Lift Fusion Face Lift
We like that we were able to find consumer reviews on this product, even though the opinions of the product were quite mixed.
Additionally, we like that this product is readily available through both online and in store retail locations.
What We Don't Like
Unfortunately, even though the company tried to avoid any potential side-effects by including natural ingredients, there have been some reports of a burning sensation in the area where applied.
The price also poses a problem. Paying $140 for a 1.7 oz. container of product is out of the question for many average consumers. The fact that there is no product guarantee is also a problem when spending this kind of money on a product that consumers are so iffy about.
We also don't like that we were unable to track down any clinical trials or research studies for Lift Fusion Face Lift. This leaves us even more in the dark as to whether or not this product can produce results.
Our Recommendation
Even though some users have found this product useful, we have a hard time siding with them because of the overwhelming lack of actual evidence. We don't want to suggest that you try a product that costs $140 without knowing for sure that it can produce results and we believe there are other products on the market at a more affordable price that will provide similar and more proven results.


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The Ohio Small Business Development Center at Terra State Community College is offering free, two-hour seminars, "Small Business Basics," that will answer questions about starting, buying or expanding a small business.
This seminar will help business owners avoid confusion, costly mistakes and unnecessary steps. Learn the basics of name registration, licensing, taxes, zoning, business entities, employees, insurance, financing and business planning.
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Wednesday, October 31, 2012
© Copyright 2015 Albany Herald
LEESBURG, Ga. -- Tim Nelson, a state probation officer, says he was forced into seeking the District 4 post on the Lee County Commission as an independent because he is not a Democrat or a Republican.
Because of that, however, Nelson said Lee voters in the district have a rare opportunity to decide the race in the general election and not, as usual, in the primary.
Affiliation: Independent
Age: 35
Occupation: State probation officer
Post Sought: District 4, Lee County Commission
Family: No family in the area
Key Issues: Cost cutting in the operation of county government, including outsourcing for county services. Eliminate what he perceives as a double standard between commissioners and the public. Open, transparent government.
"They call it a fair ballot access law, but I am the only one that has to go out and get signatures to get my name on the ballot," Nelson said. "If I run as a Republican or Democrat, I don't have to do that. That is a hurdle and why independents don't usually run.
"I am doing it the right way, and I hope people respect that choice instead of me running as a Democrat or Republican when I really don't believe in that."
Nelson will be opposing incumbent Rick Muggridge for the commission seat. Muggridge is a Republican and serves as vice chairman of the commission.
To read about Tim Nelson's opponent, Rick Muggridge, click here.
"Rick has always been a nice guy, but in my mind he is not a Republican," Nelson said. "Every time you turn around, he is spending money.
"He says he is not raising the millage rate, but they raise the fees on garbage collection and on water. They call them fees, but they are taxes."
Nelson said Lee County has always benefited from people relocating from Dougherty County. That can be a problem, he believes.
"I want people to be able to come to Lee County and to live here and work here and be able to retire here," he said. "We need to grow Lee County, but we don't need to keep up with the services of Albany.
"People are running from Albany because of the high taxes, and they are demanding that Lee County put in the same services that caused the high taxes. People have to decide if they want the low taxes and lifestyle of Lee County or the big-city lifestyle of Albany."
Nelson said he believes outsourcing services could save Lee County a considerable amount of money.
A frequent visitor and speaker at County Commission meetings, Nelson attempted unsuccessfully to get the commission to place the Sunday sale of liquor in Lee County on the ballot. No action was taken on his proposal.
Nelson also battled the commission and county staffers on the sign ordinance, especially during the T-SPLOST campaign.
"The biggest thing in my fight with the county is about a double standard for the county versus the citizens," Nelson said. "I saw the county was allowing construction companies to put up a pro T-SPLOST sign, which was very clearly against the county's policy."
Nelson said his major effort, if elected, will be to reduce spending.
"I know we have to have taxes to run our infrastructure," he said. "But I constantly go to meetings and see our Road Department complaining about not being able to maintain the roads they have now, so building new ones makes no sense to me.
"We need to cut spending or we'll never be able to cut taxes. If we don't have the money, don't float a loan. Learn to cut the budget like every family in this county has."
More like this story
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- ELECTION 2012: Rick Muggridge, Lee County District 4 ( October 31, 2012 )
- Muggridge, Singletary win Lee county races ( November 6, 2012 )
- Lee transition begins ( August 2, 2012 )
- Possible Lee write-in candidate surfaces ( July 14, 2012 )


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Louisiana Tech's Master of Health Informatics program earns accreditation.
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RUSTON - Louisiana Tech University's Master of Health Informatics program, housed in the College of Applied and Natural Sciences' Department of Health Informatics and Information Management, has been awarded initial accreditation following a rigorous review from the Commission on Accreditation for Health Information Management Education.
The program met the requirements of a thorough and highly-detailed peer evaluation and site visit that was conducted in the fall of 2013 by Commission's Panel of Accreditation Reviewers. The CAHIIM's awarding of initial accreditation is ...


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Mark Bunn – 'Combining the Best of East & West'
In an earlier life (the 1990's), Mark was an AFL Footballer for 6 years (though please don't hold that against him … he can string two words together!).
Having trained in both exercise physiology (Western Science) and in natural,
Eastern health-care (Maharishi Ayurveda), he now combines a best of East and West approach with his research into the world's healthiest and longest living peoples.
His passion is in reminding people about the timeless, simple truths of health and wellbeing and helping them achieve the outer success they desire without compromising their inner happiness.
Concerned about the growing difficulties of Australian workers to enjoy a healthy work-life balance (his research shows that we Australians spend more time at work than any other nation), Mark also studied the universal productivity, time-management and success strategies of the world's most effective businesspeople. He uses these insights to help people structure their work and life that allows for ongoing results together while maintaining personal balance.
Author & Speaker:
Mark is the author of 'Healthy People Healthy Business', 'The Year Round Health & Wellbeing Program' and the three time best-selling 'Ancient Wisdom for Modern Health' – the simple secrets of the world's healthiest people. The first in a 3 book 'Wisdoms of Health' series, 'Ancient Wisdom' is now published in 7 countries, and has seen Mark featured in media throughout Australia & India. These include;
Richard Stubbs Show (ABC Melbourne)
Denis Walter Show (3AW Melb)
Dr Ross Walker and George & Paul Shows(2UE Syd)
The Glenn Wheeler Show with Susie Elelman (2GB Syd)
ABC Adelaide & Darwin
Margaret Throsby & The Spirit of Things Programs (ABC)
Feature articles have also appeared in magazines such as 'Wellbeing', 'Australian Natural Health', 'Australian Yoga Life' & 'Management Today'.
As a health and work-life balance speaker, Mark is a former resource presenter for The Executive Connection – an International Group of CEO's, and Duke Corporate Education (USA) – a global training company. He presents to up to 20,000 people a year in multiple countries around the world and is now considered a 'first-choice' speaker in the areas of health & wellbeing, personal performance, work-life balance and motivation.
Mark is also a certified teachr of the Transcendental Meditation Program(TM) and supports the Beyond Blue national depression initiative, the 'Look Good Feel Better' Program for Cancer Patients and the David Lynch Foundation
Talks Info:
For more information on Mark's talks, just click one of the links below.


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Vianney's Amanda Durham gets a hit during a victory over Paul VI in the Non-Public South A final.
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Like all high school sports, softball is an extension to the classroom because lessons are learned while playing.
Last season's 3-0 loss to Immaculate Heart Academy in the NJSIAA Non-Public A championship taught the younger players on St. John Vianney's squad a lesson.
"I think we were a little overconfident," said senior center fielder and leadoff batter Amanda Durham, the team's captain. "This year, we started back down on the bottom and had to work our way up. And I think that was good for us." ...


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I can appreciate the sentiment, but it's usually best not to encourage bad behavior.
Or, the long version: Trolling, And What To Do About It
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New ethics professor is an ophthalmologist (10/1/97)
Joe R. McFarlane, MD, JD, has been appointed ethics professor in the department of ophthalmology at The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio.
"After a number of years in the ophthalmology department as a clinical professor, I was honored to be asked to become the first ethics professor," says Dr. McFarlane. "In this day and age where the fee-for- service system is in the process of being supplanted by managed care, there are certain inherent ethical conflicts because the doctor may no longer be concerned solely with the welfare of the patient but the financial success of managed care organizations. I hope to be able to provide ethics teaching to the residents."
Dr. McFarlane has served with distinction on many committees and policy making bodies of the American Academy of Ophthalmology, including the Practicing Ophthalmologists Advisory Committee for Education, the Inter- Specialty and Allied Health Education Committee, and the Council Executive Committee.
"My background in ophthalmology private practice and as an attorney in health care law should allow me to provide input not only into the ethical practice of medicine, but also how various federal and state laws will affect the physician who practices unethically," says Dr. McFarlane.
He is on the board of directors of the Ophthalmic Mutual Insurance Co., the Academy of Ophthalmology's insurer for medical malpractice, and is chairman-elect of the Academy's insurance committee.
Dr. McFarlane's projects include securing additional funding for the Hogan Professorship in Ethics and Ophthalmology. To date, approximately $350,000 has been donated by Kitty and Rugeley Ferguson and other friends of Dr. Thomas Hogan. Once the goal of one million dollars is met, a full-time professor will be appointed.
Dr. McFarlane earned his Doctor of Medicine degree from Baylor College of Medicine at Houston and a law degree from The University of Texas at Austin.
He is available for consultation on ethical problems regarding patient care.
Contact: Myong Covert (210) 567-2570


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(A determination on Sunday fatal fire expected, soon)…Ken Herbert with the El Centro Fire Department said the investigation is still underway.
He said an announcement could be made very soon. Herbert said 22-year-old Alexis Carrillo and her 3-year-old child died from injuries suffered in the apartment fire early Sunday morning. 21-year-old Javier Rico was transported to a San Diego area Burn unit for treatment of his injuries. El Centro Fire was called at 3:00 Sunday morning. When they arrived they found a lot of smoke, and the 21 year old outside. He was bleeding and suffering from smoke inhalation. They say he had tried to rescue the woman and the child from the burning apartment, but was not successful; Fire fighters were able to rescue the woman and the three year old. They were all transported to El Centro Regional Medical Center for treatment. Deputy Coroner Sergeant Eric Frazier said the condition of the woman and child worsened, and they succumbed from their injuries later that morning. Herbert said they were not releasing the name of the child at this time.


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Superior Sales, Inc prides itself on the quality of produce that we bring to our customers. We are dedicated to our food safety program as well as the quality and service that we provide to you. Our staff is in constant, around the clock communication with our growers and customers. This enables us to be on top of any situation, providing you with the freshest, highest quality produce. Superior is not only our name; it is the standard we hold ourselves to.


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Apparently this is a contest that ended on the 15th at bookstore Alibris was giving away a free... foxy my little pony. I am not sure if I should be scared or amazed, but I do admit, Pinkie Pie can look pretty good when she tries! For a pony.
Hopefully we can all find our own foxy little ponies in contests elsewhere!
Thanks to Matt for the image.Sunday, September 16, 2012 at 10:40 PM
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Once again, demagoguery proved, in the recent elections, to be an effective weapon in American politics. The results of this latest demonstration should come as no surprise to us Mississippians who were led around by the nose politically by generations of demagogues such as J. K. Vardaman, Theodore G. Bilbo, and Ross R. Barnett, who used white supremacy, segregation, and states' rights as their beguiling themes.
We are still suffering from our gullibility in those days. For instance, we can't, now, run our prisons. We are not allowed to freely run our schools. We must get permission to define our voting districts. We can't even ask people to show who they are when they vote.
The susceptible groups this go-round were national in scope: ethnic groups such as Hispanics and blacks, gender groups such as homosexuals and single women, generational groups such as the naive young and the fearful elderly, and all of us who depend upon the government dole. This time, as in our own past, the demagoguery was aided and abetted by conspiratorial news media.
We can only speculate what the consequences this time will be. Let us hope that, out of duplicity, economic and social justice will emerge triumphant. More likely, I think, the fabric of constitutional government will be unraveled and, with that, will come, in the name of social welfare, compromise of individual freedom and initiative and decline of American preeminence in the world.
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One month after Carmelo Anthony's high-powered team of advisers first began pressuring the Denver Nuggets to trade him, the superstar scorer has not wavered in his desire to be dealt, multiple sources told CBSSports.com.
"There's no sign of reconsideration on Carmelo's part, despite what [Denver] has publicly said," said one of the people involved in the process.
The two sides remain locked in a stalemate over Anthony's future while a three-year, $65 million extension offer sits untouched in front of him. While Nuggets officials – including influential adviser Bret Bearup and executive Josh Kroenke – continue to rebuff trade inquiries while hoping to repair the franchise's relationship with Anthony, privately the team is beginning to examine which teams would have the most attractive combination of young players, draft picks and expiring contracts to complete a deal. And the team currently viewed by people close to the situation as having the most realistic chance of putting together a blockbuster, perhaps multi-team deal for Anthony is the New Jersey Nets.
"They're working the hardest to get a deal done," one of the sources said.
With No. 3 overall pick Derrick Favors, multiple extra draft picks, and Devin Harris, whose $8.98 million contract could be parlayed into a serviceable replacement for Anthony in a three-team trade, New Jersey has the makings of a package that would appeal to Nuggets officials, one of the people with knowledge of Denver's strategy said. The key, according to the person, would be involving a third team to convert Harris into something the Nuggets would view as "decent replacement value" for Anthony.
That is where another team equipped with attractive assets could enter the picture, multiple sources said: the Philadelphia 76ers. New team president Rod Thorn and GM Ed Stefanski – who formerly worked together in New Jersey – could be central to constructing a deal that would compel the Nuggets to move Anthony rather than endure a season-long distraction that ends with Anthony leaving as a free agent after the season. The key pieces of the Philadelphia equation would be the expiring contracts of Jason Kapono ($6.64 million) and Willie Green ($3.98 million), a young talent such as Thaddeus Young, and Andre Iguodala, who is coming off a solid contribution to Team USA's gold-medal performance at the FIBA World Championships. Some executives believe the Sixers would at least discuss including No. 2 overall pick Evan Turner if it meant getting Anthony, but that would defeat the purpose of going over the luxury tax to get Anthony in the first place.
Thorn drafted Favors, so that is one piece that is expected to be integral to the discussion once the Nuggets officially begin seeking trade packages for Anthony. The dropoff in talent from Anthony to Iguodala is considerable, but so is the savings; Iguodala is due $44 million over the next three seasons, compared to the $65 million Anthony would command. Two people familiar with Denver's strategy confirmed the Nuggets would be intrigued by a deal centered around Iguodala. The Nets could sweeten any such offer with Golden State's 2012 first-round pick and two extra second-round picks they own in the same draft.
A package sending Anthony to the Nets, Favors to Philadelphia and Iguodala to Denver is one way all of these moving parts could come together. But Thorn is said to have reservations about such a deal, which has yet to rise to the level of discussion among the teams.
The situation is complicated by the difficulty in putting enough assets in the deal to satisfy the Nuggets, who don't want the first move of GM Masai Ujiri's regime to be trading the team's cornerstone. Even more crucial is the need for Anthony to indicate he'd be willing to sign an extension with the team that acquires him. It is believed that Anthony, a Brooklyn native whose wife, LaLa Vasquez, also is from there, would sign off on a deal to the Nets, who move to the New York City borough in two years. It is not clear how Anthony would feel about signing an extension with Philadelphia, a city that is halfway between his New York birthplace and the Washington, D.C., area where he grew up. The Sixers were not on Anthony's initial list of preferred destinations, which included the Knicks, Magic, Bulls and Nets. Anthony, who is good friends with former Sixers star Allen Iverson, also is aware of how harshly Philadelphia treats its sports stars, a person with knowledge of his thinking said.
The Bulls are viewed by one source as "not a realistic candidate" due to the team's unwillingness at this point to include Joakim Noah in the deal. The Bulls and Noah are currently negotiating an extension. The Knicks, Anthony's first choice, are viewed by rival executives as not having enough assets to entice the Nuggets. New York has Eddy Curry's $11.3 million expiring contract, promising big man Anthony Randolph, and swingman Wilson Chandler, but the team's draft-pick cupboard is bare. Adding to the frustration among Nuggets officials, sources say, is that Anthony's team has been slow to offer a comprehensive list of trade possibilities.
As the Nuggets walk the tightrope between getting value for Anthony and trying to compel him to reconsider and sign the extension, other factors are in play. Ujiri, a former Nuggets scout who was with the organization when Anthony was drafted, just lived through the nightmare of losing star Chris Bosh in Toronto. Ujiri was part of the management team that decided not to trade Bosh at the February 2010 trade deadline, and Bosh bolted to join Dwyane Wade and LeBron James in Miami. The Raptors got a trade exception and two first-round picks – small consolation for the loss of the team's franchise player.
Which is exactly what the Nuggets are trying to avoid, one way or another.


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The City of Shelton has made a tremendous effort to eliminate unsightly trash from our streets, increase efficiency and reduce waste disposal costs by implementing Automated Collection and Single Stream Recycling in the most environmentally sound method.
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Ish Monroe dropped in the standings on Saturday, but totaled enough weight to fish on Sunday. Monroe is in 41st place with 22 pounds, 14 ounces.
Ish Monroe dropped in the standings on Saturday, but totaled enough weight to fish on Sunday. Monroe is in 41st place with 22 pounds, 14 ounces.
Kenyon Hill's bag of fish included this beautiful Wheeler Lake smallmouth.
Gerald Swindle would come up short of the weight he needed to fish on Sunday. Swindle finishes the Evan Williams Bourbon Dixie Duel in 83rd place with 17 pounds, 10 ounces.
Photographers and Elite Series fans lined the dock to watch anglers return from Wheeler Lake.
Grant Goldbeck finished in 82nd place with 17 pounds, 12 ounces.
Paul Elias brings his fish to the bump table and hands them to BASS official Max Leatherwood for measuring.
Gerald Swindle and Marty Stone discuss what went wrong for them this week on Wheeler Lake, neither qualified in the 50-cut to fish on Sunday.
The first flight of anglers wait at the holding tanks to weigh their fish.
Anglers around the holding tanks stand for the national anthem before taking the stage to weigh their fish.
This group of young BASS fans took a seat close to the stage to get a closer look at their favorite Elite Series pros.
The founder of BASS, Ray Scott, drove up from his home in Alabama to attend Saturday's weigh-in.
Carson Dishon reacts to the picture his mother Becky took of Elite Series pro Mike Iaconelli.
Tommy Biffle leads the Evan Williams Bourbon Dixie Duel with 36 pounds.
Tommy Biffle signed autographs after Saturday's weigh in. Biffle has a 2 pound, 7 ounce lead on second place angler Takahiro Omori.
BASS Tournament Director Trip Weldon pairs up the top 50 Elite Series anglers with the Marshals that will accompany them on Sunday.
Stephen Browning has had a great start to the 2009 Elite Series season and is in 11th place with 27 pounds, 15 ounces. Browning came into the event on Wheeler Lake in third place in the Toyota Tundra Bassmaster Angler of the Year standings.


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モントリオール Hotel Stay Mont Royal
438 Av du Mont-Royal Est corner Rue Rivard beside Metro MontRoyal above Cafe Noir
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The Hotel Stay Mont-Royal is a classic European hotel located in Plateau Mont-Royal.The hotel occupies a classic brick building, constructed around 1900 and combines original architectural elements with modern conveniences. With 11 guestrooms, the Hotel Stay Mont-Royal offers charm, sophistication and tranquility with a modern decor.
Excellently located in the heart of Plateau Mont-Royal and next to Mont-Royal metro station, our establishment is surrounded by fine shops and restaurants and is a real treasure for tourists and visitors to Montreal.
Our rooms are appointed with pillows, high quality towels/bedding, and hypo-allergenic duvet, Flat screen TV and Wi-Fi with high-speed Internet access , Clock radio, hair dryer, iron/ironing board, Mini-refrigerator, Sitting area with desk and blackout drapes/curtains, Shared bathroom and sink in guestroom, Basic supply of beauty and bath products.
1 double bed or 1 bunk bed or 1 single bed
The Hotel Stay Mont-Royal is located beside to Station Metro Mont-Royal, the main door is between the Cafe Noir and sunglasse store in front to Desjardins Bank.Please ring the bell.
Our guests have multiple options to reach our hotel from Pierre Elliott Trudeau International (Dorval) Airport: Two of the most convenient ways to get to our hotel are:
Airport Express Bus
The STM provides an efficient connection with the express 747 bus between Montreal-Trudeau airport and downtown Montreal. The last stop is at the Montreal Central Bus Station located at 505 de Maisonneuve Blvd which is connected to Berri-Uqam Metro station, just 2 Metro stations on the Orange line from our hotel which is just outside of Mont-Royal Metro station.
Departures are 24 hours a day and either run every half an hour or hourly during the evening and overnight. The trip takes approximately 45 minutes. The tickets are on sale from the bus driver and tickets include 24 hours unlimited travel on bus and metro services on Montreal island. Rates: Montreal-Trudeau / Downtown / Montreal-Trudeau (taxes included) One-way $8.00
Airport Public Taxi
Public taxis can be found on airport arrivals level, near to entrances 1 and 2. Ask the taxi-driver to go to Metro station Mont-Royal. The hotel is just beside the station. The flat taxi fare is 38$Can.
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As one of the fastest growing communities in the Twin Cities area, opportunities abound for commercial development to provide goods and services to Lakeville's growing population. Commercial development is located in Historic Downtown Lakeville, Heritage Commons, Crossroads of Lakeville, Lakeville Crossing, I-35/County Road 50, 185th St./County Road 60, and throughout the community.
As the Southern Gateway to the Twin Cities, Lakeville provides businesses with easy access to Twin Cities amenities as well as ideal access to southern Minnesota and other points south, including Rochester, LaCrosse, Des Moines and Chicago.
The Minneapolis/St. Paul International Airport is 20 minutes away from Lakeville's Airlake Airport, a Metropolitan Airports Commission reliever airport serving the community's corporate and private aviation needs. Additionally, Progressive Rail, Inc. offers short-line rail service to Airlake Industrial Park.
Airlake Industrial Park is one of the largest industrial parks in the state, with over 150 manufacturing and industrial businesses representing over 4,000 jobs. Additional sites of one acre up to 100 acres are available for industrial development.
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The City of Lakeville is currently studying issues that will shape the future of its Downtown area through its Downtown Planning Project, which began in October 2005. The goal of this project is to facilitate an effort to create a long-term plan to promote Downtown economic viability while retaining its unique and historical characteristics. Visit the Downtown Planning Project page on this website for more information.
The Downtown Lakeville Business Association is committed to the improvement and preservation of the historic downtown area. The business community is actively involved in preserving historic buildings and blending new construction with historic character. The Downtown Lakeville Business Association has adopted design guidelines to reflect and enhance the historical character of the original downtown district.
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Myrna Mason, 72
Posted on August 19, 2014
Myrna L. (Crull) Mason, 72, with family in Montpelier, died Aug. 18, 2014.
She was born Oct. 16, 1941.
Survivors include her daughters, Ruby Caudill of Montpelier, Margaret Ann "Annie" Crouse of Fort Wayne, and Misti Crull of Chicago, Ill.; and a son, Brad Crull of Hartford City.
She is preceded in death by her parents, Wayne Leroy and Ruby Clara Heflin Crull.
A service will be held at 11 a.m. Thursday, Aug. 21, at the Walker & Glancy Funeral Home in Montpelier. Calling hours are from 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 20, and an hour prior to the service Thursday, all at the funeral home. Burial will be in New Lancaster Cemetery in Elwood.
Online condolences at: www.glancyfuneralhomes.com
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