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Rep. Ryu elected chair of Community Development, Housing and Tribal AffairsNovember 20, 2015 - Rep. Cindy Ryu
OLYMPIA—Rep. Cindy Ryu (D-Shoreline) is the new chair of the House Community Development, Housing and Tribal Affairs Committee, which also oversees efforts to help veterans and boost tourism in Washington state. "It's an honor to help veterans, fight for affordable housing and create jobs by boosting tourism," Ryu said. "I also look forward to working with tribes in every corner of Washington state on ways to move forward, together, to give our children and grandchildren a better life." Housing is … Continue reading
Rep. Bergquist: Open, honest government, because citizens deserve the truthJune 3, 2015 - Rep. Bergquist
As a citizen and a voter, you deserve to know who's really paying for campaign ads. That's why I wrote House Bill 2256, which would toughen up the requirements and close loopholes that let wealthy special interests dump money into campaign without citizens being the wiser. Often, they're using nonprofit organizations to funnel all this money. This reform would do three major things: Require nonprofit organizations to report political contributions and expenditures totaling over $25,000 to the state's Public Disclosure … Continue reading
Students travel to Olympia in support of Youth Voting ActFebruary 2, 2015 - Rep. Steve Bergquist
Students were joined by social studies teacher John Hines of Todd Beamer High School as they traveled to Olympia to testify in favor of the Youth Voting Act (House Bill 1294). That proposed law would make it easier for students to register to vote by including them in the Motor Voter program when they get their first driver's license, making them automatically registered to vote when they turn 18. The legislation has both Republican and Democratic support and had its … Continue reading
Bipartisan support to create Citizens' Initiative Review board for 2016 electionsJanuary 29, 2015 - Rep. Sam Hunt
OLYMPIA – Next time an initiative appears on the ballot, Washington voters could count on an independent citizen review of both arguments under new bipartisan legislation introduced by Rep. Sam Hunt (D – Olympia). House Bill 1364 would establish a pilot Citizens' Initiative Review board to provide nonpartisan, independent summaries of ballot initiatives. The board — comprised of 20 Washington citizens randomly selected and demographically balanced to match the state's electorate — would select up to two initiatives on the ballot in … Continue reading
Rep. Appleton retains chairmanship of House Community Development, Housing & Tribal Affairs CommitteeDecember 17, 2014 - Washington House Democrats
Once again, State Rep. Sherry Appleton (D-23rd, Poulsbo) has been tapped by her colleagues to chair the House committee on Community Development, Housing & Tribal Affairs. The panel is charged with considering issues relating to, among other things, community development, veteran-related legislation, tourism and the government-to-government relationship of the state and Indian tribes. The committee also considers bills relating to housing, including the accessibility and affordability of housing, state assistance to low-income housing, housing authorities, and the Housing Finance Commission. … Continue reading
Process for choosing a President closer to changingApril 25, 2014 - Washington House Democrats
The highly contested 2000 presidential election refocused attention on the way the United States elects its chief executive. George W. Bush won the Electoral College vote, but lost the popular vote to then Vice-President Al Gore. In 2009, the Washington Legislature added our state to a movement known as the National Popular Vote (NPV) interstate compact. The NPV is an agreement among various states and the District of Columbia to replace their current rules regarding the apportionment of presidential electors … Continue reading
State improves in elections administration, but falls in rankingsApril 14, 2014 - Washington House Democrats
The good news is that the administration of elections in Washington state improved from 2008 to 2012, according to an interactive online report from the Pew Charitable Trusts. The not-so-good news is that the state fell four spots, to No. 12, in the report's nationwide rankings, as other states improved more than Washington. Still, Washington is one of just seven states to rank in the top 25 percent nationwide in 2008, 2010 and 2012. The report looks at each state's … Continue reading
State one step closer to accepting public works bids electronicallyFebruary 17, 2014 - Rep. Monica Stonier
The House passed legislation today to integrate technology in the bidding process for state work. "This bill is an effort to make sure doing business in Washington is more efficient and less costly," Stonier said. "If we can pay our bills online, we can make it easier for businesses to submit their bids by allowing them to do so electronically." Sponsored by Rep. Monica Stonier (D-Vancouver), House Bill 1841 will allow state agencies authorized to conduct competitive bidding public works … Continue reading
Rep. Sells' Legislative Update for January 31, 2014January 31, 2014 - Rep. Mike Sells
This busy third week of session ended on a particularly high note – we honored the men and women of Washington's National Guard in both the House and Senate Friday. It's a very moving experience to meet some of the Guard's citizen-soldiers and airmen who do so much for our state. Did you know? With approximately 640,000 veteran residents, Washington state has the 12th largest veteran population in the United States. When combined with the over 62,000 active duty military … Continue reading
Making 'one person-one vote' a reality for allJanuary 30, 2014 - Washington House Democrats
While other states around the country are passing all kinds of restrictions on voters, the Washington House of Representatives passed four bills this week emphasizing fairness, efficiency, and yes, inclusion in our elections system. The legislation addresses what is, frankly, a scandalous, beyond-inconvenient truth. In the historic 2008 election, more than 6 million eligible, qualified American citizens didn't vote. The Evergreen State is no frontrunner in the voting department, either. Turnout here in our last general was far under 50 … Continue reading
House OKs elections bills highlighting fairness, efficiencyJanuary 27, 2014 - nietol
Equity, common sense emphasized in voting measures sent over to the Senate The state House of Representatives today approved plans for major improvements in the elections system. Aimed at helping turn the "one person-one vote" American dream into a reality for every Washingtonian, five elections bills cleared the House and were sent on to the Senate. Although rights don't come much more American than voting, far too many citizens today are systematically and systemically denied a fair shake at marking … Continue reading
ASK LUIS: Rep. Luis Moscoso responds to emails from constituentsJanuary 21, 2014 - Rep. Luis Moscoso
Marijuana: Who makes the rules?November 13, 2013 - Washington House Democrats
A city library in Washington state can't bar you from bringing your gun inside the building – but can a city prohibit you from opening a retail marijuana store 1,001 feet away? That question seems likely to be raised soon, for resolution in either the courts or the Legislature. It's legal under state law to carry a gun, and it soon will be legal under state law to sell marijuana at a state-licensed store (though not within 1,000 feet of … Continue reading
Statement from Reps. Sam Hunt and Luis Moscoso on the Supreme Court's Voting Rights Act rulingJune 26, 2013 - Reps. Sam Hunt and Luis Moscoso
Washington Voting Rights Act sponsors, Rep. Sam Hunt (D-Olympia), who chairs the House Government Operations and Elections Committee, and Rep. Luis Moscoso (D-Mountlake Terrace) released the following statement in response to this week's Supreme Court ruling on the Voting Rights Act: "We are disappointed with the Supreme Court's decision to strike down Section 4 of the Voting Rights Act. The whole point of the law is to ensure and uphold the voting rights of all people, regardless of race and … Continue reading
McCoy will impart real-world perspectives in MPA programMay 1, 2013 - Rep. John McCoy
State Rep. John McCoy has already worn more hats in his personal and professional lives than about anyone else you could name. Don't look now, but he's about to don yet another impressive piece of headwear. McCoy has accepted an opportunity to share his real-world knowledge and experience in the upcoming 2013-2014 academic year with students at The Evergreen State College (TESC). The veteran lawmaker, and Tulalip-tribal and Snohomish County community leader will teach as an adjunct professor in Evergreen's … Continue reading
Rep. Luis Moscoso on Comcast NewsmakersMarch 21, 2013 - Rep. Luis Moscoso
Rep. Luis Moscoso talks about Transportation in Snohomish County and the Washington Voting Rights Act, HB 1413, in this Comcast Newsmakers interview:
Rep. Brian Blake's Legislative Update – March 11, 2013March 11, 2013 - Rep. Brian Blake
Dear neighbors, These last few days have been long with late evenings and even Saturday working to pass bills on the Floor. But we have to do it this way. If we stuck to a 9-5 schedule, chances are we'd run out of time and many bills would die. While it may seem like many of the bills we pass are unimportant to some people, they are vital to the folks who are affected by those legislations. Passage of some … Continue reading
Reykdal measures heading to the SenateMarch 11, 2013 - Rep. Chris Reykdal
The House of Representatives has approved a batch of bills introduced by Rep. Chris Reykdal (D-Tumwater) ahead of Wednesday's critical House of Origin cut-off. Covering a range of issues with statewide significance, the measures will now head to the Senate. On Friday, the House approved Rep. Reykdal's innovative approach to drop-out prevention. The bill creates a pilot program partnering community based organizations, like food banks and small farms, with school districts to target at-risk youth. Under the direction of the … Continue reading
Rep. Luis Moscoso's Legislative Update – March 8, 2013March 8, 2013 - Rep. Luis Moscoso
Dear Neighbors, Since my last update the legislative process has progressed past two sets of deadlines that bills must survive to continue being considered. Now, my colleagues and I are spending our days (and many nights) on the floor of the House debating and voting on amendments and bills. I'd like to take this opportunity to go over some of the more noteworthy legislation we're discussing during these long days. Education My House colleagues and I are focused on improving schools to build a better … Continue reading
House approves package of Haigh billsMarch 8, 2013 - Rep Kathy Haigh
As a critical deadline approaches, the House of Representatives has approved a number of measures introduced by Rep. Kathy Haigh (D-Shelton). Covering issues ranging from high school dropouts to local cemeteries – the bills target growing problems not only in the 35th Legislative District, but across the state. On Friday, the House took action on Rep. Haigh's landmark dropout prevention bill. The legislation would provide families, schools and communities with the tools they need to increase the number of on-time … Continue reading
House OKs bills to increase voters' access to their democracyMarch 7, 2013 - Rep. Luis Moscoso
Legislation seeks stronger participation and diversity in the political process. A slate of voting and elections-bills designed to improve voter participation and boost diversity among the men and women who hold elected office was approved by the state House of Representatives today. "We are a government by the people and for the people, and it is vital that we remove any barriers to participation in order to ensure citizens have a voice in our democracy," said state Rep. Sam Hunt, … Continue reading
Bill to Aid Local Governments in Buying Local Passes HouseFebruary 27, 2013 - Rep. Larry Springer
Legislation sponsored by Representative Larry Springer (D-Kirkland) that would ease restrictions on local government purchasing practices passed out of the House of Representatives on Wednesday afternoon. "This legislation helps cities and counties better serve their citizens while promoting local and small businesses," said Springer. "I was glad to see it pass the house with bipartisan support."
Rep. Luis Moscoso's Legislative Update – Feb 22, 2013February 22, 2013 - Rep. Luis Moscoso
Dear Neighbors, The last two weeks have been busy here in the legislature, but these weeks were not without moments of reflection and remembrance. On February 13, members of the House and Senate held a Joint Session to honor former legislators who have passed away in the last two years. I took the opportunity to remember former Representative Jeanne Edwards, who I knew and worked with when she was in the House. You can read about her in this June … Continue reading
Elections-measures advancing in state HouseFebruary 22, 2013 - robbinsc
OLYMPIA – Rep. Gerry Pollet is no stranger to elections issues. As a case in point, one needn't look any further than his work "to get more citizens hooked on voting." His advocacy for elections-measures is exemplified by Pollet's continuing a mission he took on last year, namely supporting the placement of ballot-dropboxes on college and university campuses.
Rep. Orwall's E-Newsletter for February 22, 2013February 22, 2013 - Rep. Tina Orwall
Dear Neighbors, It has been another busy week in the legislature, but also a week with moments of reflection and remembrance. On February 13, members of the House and Senate joined together for a Joint Legislative Session in the Senate chambers to honor former legislators who have passed away in the last two years. A poignant moment for me was memorializing my friend and former colleague, Sen. Scott White, who passed away in 2011. It was a time to contemplate … Continue reading
House advances package of bills aimed at increasing voter accessFebruary 12, 2013 - Rep. Luis Moscoso
Legislation seeks to increase diversity in representation, change registration deadlines, increase accessibility and youth participation While many state legislatures around the country have aimed to disqualify voters and construct barriers to participation, the Washington State House aimed to reverse this trend by passing a package of bills aimed at increasing voter access and turnout. Members of the House Government Operations & Elections Committee approved five pieces of legislation today highlighted by the "Washington Voting Rights Act" a bill aimed at … Continue reading
Rep. Springer Introduces Local Government Efficiency LegislationFebruary 6, 2013 - Rep. Larry Springer
With local governments across the state struggling with budget woes, Rep. Larry Springer, D-Kirkland, is pushing a new set of bipartisan bills designed to streamline local government operations. "These efficiencies will not solve every local budget concern, but we owe it to our citizens to make sure our government is as organized and responsive to its citizens as possible," said Springer.
Cemetery bill stays alive in LegislatureFebruary 6, 2013 - toyrab
State Representative Kathy Haigh's (D-Shelton) legislation to streamline the formation of cemetery districts cleared a key committee hurdle when it was voted out of the House Local Government Committee last week. Rep. Haigh introduced the bill to combat a growing problem at Shelton Memorial Park. The cemetery has historically been financially supported by folks buying up space, but in recent decades more and more people are choosing to be cremated. While countless volunteers are working to maintain the cemetery, the … Continue reading
Sporting magazine looks at Sawyer bills reaffirming tribal hunting rightsFebruary 5, 2013 - robertsg
Rep. David Sawyer has introduced two measures – House bills 1495 and 1496 – making it clear that state wildlife officials must respect the treaty rights of tribal hunters. In an interview with Northwest Sportsman magazine, Sawyer said: These are rights that already exist, and we need to recognize that as people of our word. Click here to read the full article on the bills.
Rep. Sam Hunt's Electronic Newsletter – January 30, 2013January 30, 2013 - robbinsc
The second week of the 2013 legislative session began on Martin Luther King, Jr.'s birthday, and legislators honored the slain civil rights leader with a resolution on the House floor. While his birthday is celebrated each year as a federal holiday, Dr. King's message of equality for all is relevant every day of the year. As he once famously said, "No one is free, until everyone is free." Representative Roger Freeman gave a moving speech, which I encourage you to … Continue reading
Moscoso introduces Washington Voting Rights ActJanuary 25, 2013 - nietol
The newly introduced Washington Voting Rights Act (WVRA), a measure to ensure all communities in Washington have a fair chance to elect candidates of their choice in local elections, will get a public hearing next Wednesday. "A democracy is government by and for the people, and that means every citizen's vote must count. How else can you guarantee accountability in government? That's why we need election systems that provide all communities a fair chance to be represented in local governments … Continue reading
Welcome to the 2013 Legislative SessionJanuary 17, 2013 - mcvicara
Friends, I am excited to be back in Olympia for the 2013 Legislative Session. As our state continues to climb out of the recession, I look forward to advocating for the policies and funding necessary to realize our shared visions of Washington's future. Education Funding One of the biggest challenges facing the Legislature this session will be figuring out how to fully fund basic education. From its earliest days as a state, Washington has emphasized the importance of basic education … Continue reading
Ryu elected vice chair of Business and Financial ServicesDecember 14, 2012 - nietol
Rep. Cindy Ryu returns to the House of Representative to serve her second term, but this time with more responsibilities on her plate. Earlier this week, Ryu's peers elected her as vice chair of the Business and Financial Services Committee, which considers licensing and regulation of businesses and professions, issues relating to insurance, banks and credit unions, as well as consumer protection issues relating to motor vehicles, financial services, and insurance. "I am excited to assist Chair Kirby in considering … Continue reading
Fitzgibbon reappointed to vice-chair role, elected to caucus leadership postDecember 12, 2012 - mcvicara
Earlier this week, the House Democratic Caucus announced its committee structure for the upcoming session. State Representative Joe Fitzgibbon (D-Burien) will continue to serve as vice-chair of the House Local Government Committee. The Local Government Committee considers issues relating to operations and financing of counties, cities, and certain special districts. The committee also considers matters relating to the State Environmental Policy Act, Growth Management Act, and land use issues. "Making sure we keep our strong environmental protections in place will … Continue reading
Rep. Appleton elected vice chair of House Community Development, Housing & Tribal Affairs CommitteeDecember 11, 2012 - Rep. Sherry Appleton
Rep. Sherry Appleton (D-Poulsbo), vice chair of the House State Government & Tribal Affairs Committee during the 2011-12 legislative session, has been tapped to retain that position in its successor committee, Community Development, Housing & Tribal Affairs. Democrats, who hold a sizeable majority in the state House, restructured several policy committees in preparation for the coming session, narrowing the focus of some and expanding the duties of others. In this case, the state-government portfolio of the former committee has been … Continue reading
New legislative position multiplies Takko's workloadJune 14, 2012 - robbinsc
State Rep. Dean Takko has been appointed to the Joint Select Committee on Junior Taxing Districts, Municipal Corporations & Local Government Finance. This pivotal, eight-member panel — equal part Democratic and Republican, and including a complementary number of representatives and senators — is charged with finding better ways to stretch dwindling public dollars, while ensuring a safe and healthy level of essential public services. "With the Great Recession continuing its near-death grip on our economy," Takko said, "it's more important … Continue reading


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The house at 516 N. Peach Ave. features an exterior wall made of glass bricks.
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Sorry I missed the last column but my mother fell and broke her hip, and I have been busy getting her settled in the Colonial Center in Colby. She is doing very well at the present time.
I also am going to have to postpone the series on the eastside 1940s homes until next month. I have not had the time to complete the research.
Instead, let's take a ride south on North Peach from Becker Road to the railroad underpass.
The first home we see is on the west side of Peach at 516. It is the home with the glass block wall on the north corner of the home. It was built in 1948 and contains five rooms and a bath covering 780 square feet. There is a patio and a 424-square-foot garage.
The most distinctive feature of this house is the use of glass blocks in the construction of an exterior wall. It is the only home I have ever seen that used this building material in an external wall.
Before we continue on down the street, I want to mention another interesting feature. As I was doing my research, I discovered two facts. First, 25 of the 46 homes were built in two time periods, the 1920s and the 1940s. Fourteen of the homes date from the 1920s and 11 from the 1940's. Both of the time periods coincide with post-war eras. The oldest home in the area is from 1880 and the newest is from 1959.
The second fact concerns the size of the garages, which steadily have gotten larger. This probably is due to the increase in car size, more disposable income to spend on such things as riding lawnmowers, snowblowers or even gas-powered push mowers that take up more room than the old Fords and Chevys and the snow shovel and push mowers of the past.
From 1910 to 1940, the average garage was 327 square feet, with the most common size being 200 or 300 square feet. The largest garage was 540. In the 1960 to 2000 era, the average was 582 square feet. There is one garage of 780 square feet and one of 864 square feet.
At 506 N. Peach, we see one of the most distinctive homes in the area. This two-story, 1,408 square foot home built in 1947 has an enclosed porch stretching across the entire front of the home and an open deck area on the second floor above the porch. It also has a large, 280-square-foot stone patio and another deck in the rear, plus an above-ground swimming pool.
Next door at 504 N. Peach is a home built in 1930. The garage, also dating from 1930, is one of the largest at 400 square feet. The home is 1,212 square feet in area and has four rooms. There is also a 360-square-foot deck in the rear, half of which is covered by a pergola.
This time of the year, the front yard has a great Halloween display. Several of the other homes along the west side of North Peach are also decked out for the season. Take a ride by and enjoy the displays.
Let's move down the street a bit to some of the older homes and a few smaller ones. At 315 N. Peach is a home built in 1885. It is a two-story home with a total of 1,216 square feet and four rooms. It also has a deck of 180 square feet. The garage is modern. The home has been nicely cared for and is a real beauty.
At 401 N. Peach is a home dating to 1890. This large red home has 1,631 square feet of living area. The story-and-a-half home has nine rooms, four of which are bedrooms. There are two porches, an enclosed porch of 72 square feet and an open porch of 161 square feet. There is also a 96-square-foot deck. The garage dates to 1890. The original garage of 414 square feet had a 180 square foot addition added in 2000.
The next three houses illustrate styles from three different decades, the 1900s, 1920s and 1940s. At 301 N. Peach is a one-and-a-half story, seven-room, four- bedroom home. It has 1,000 square feet on the first floor and 630 square feet on the second, which makes it much larger than it appears from the street. It also has a 182-square-foot deck, and a garage built in 1975 with 352 square feet. The enclosed front entrance has the style of roof line I call "ski jump." It can be found on many houses around town.
The next home to the north is at 303 and was built in 1920. It has 456 square feet and four rooms. The 264-square-foot garage was built in 1948. It has an enclosed porch to the rear. It is a very pretty home that fits well into the neighborhood and is a fine example of the 1920s small homes.
The last house is at 307 N. Peach and was built in 1948. It has 642 square feet of living area divided into three rooms. In the rear is a 160-square-foot patio. A garage built in 1948, having 320 square feet, completes the structure. The pretty white home is well cared for and pleasant to see.
This covers the neighborhood as well as I can in the space allotted. I hope you enjoy the trip up Peach, and perhaps we can continue it at a later date.
Ken Wood is a member of the Marshfield Historic Preservation Committee and on the board of directors for the North Wood County Historical Society. Write to him at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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My attention has been brought to a recent article by one of the candidates for the London mayoralty, Stephen Norris, in Property Week.
In it, he suggested that CABE should be abolished on the grounds that we do not need 'a pompous collection of the great and good to tell us what constitutes decent architecture'. Fascinatingly, he tells us he doesn't like the Lloyd's Building or Norman Foster's Swiss Re, but that the latter is 'redeemed' by the British Museum. He also suggests that planners must have been on drugs when they gave consent for the buildings he (Norris) doesn't like. It doesn't stop there; in a reference to the audit of CABE's governance currently grinding away, he says Sir Stuart Lipton 'might reflect that, in public life, perception is as important as reality'. Well, how about the common perception of Norris as an overweight Tory Lothario with a credibility problem? Or that a man who claims that 'saboteurs'were responsible for a train crash caused by poor track maintenance by a company he now chairs, isn't fit to run the public lavatories in Leicester Square, let alone become mayor of London.
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BLACK TUSK are currently streaming the first single from their forthcoming release "Set the Dial" on their Facebook Page. The song "Bring Me Darkness" can be heard here.
BLACK TUSK has unveiled the cover art for "Set the Dial" at this location. The artwork was designed by John Dyer Baizley who has illustrated all of the band's releases.
BLACK TUSK has confirmed a hometown record release show in support of "Set the Dial" for October 22nd at The Jinx in Savannah, GA. The band will also perform at the 2011 Devilneck Festival in Athens, GA on October 21st. A listing of additional regional Georgia tour dates can be found below with more dates to be announced soon.
BLACK TUSK Tour Dates:
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«As empresas procuram constantemente novas formas de promover as suas marcas e produtos, mas têm geralmente muito medo de ir longe demais na sua criatividade. O que eles não percebem, porém, é que existem formas não convencionais que podem usar por forma a promover os seus negócios, sem arriscar tudo.
Nem sempre uma estratégia de marketing resulta da mesma maneira para uma empresa ou outra. Mas há sempre algo que pode fazer para trazer novos clientes. É apenas uma questão de saber quais são os objetivos da sua empresa e depois a implementação de estratégias de marketing no sentido de ajudá-lo a atingir esses objetivos.
As dicas descriminadas abaixo já provaram que resultam tanto para grandes ou pequenas empresas.
1. Do a Fake Protest
A fake protest is a great way to get attention for your business because it not only makes people aware of you, it also shows them that you have the confidence in your products that other companies don't. Make sure you and your employees are loud and proud and you will definitely get the attention of anyone within earshot of you.
If you have a flower company, you could have a fake protest against bad lilies and show anyone who comes by exactly what great lilies look and smell like. This will let them sample your products and will often get a lot of people to come through your doors who might have otherwise not even known that you existed.
2. String Some Coupons on Trees
Hanging coupons outside of businesses is a newer marketing technique, but it is something that is sure to get the attention of anyone who walks in front of your doors. People respond when they see something out of the ordinary, and they definitely respond when they see a chance to save money.
A great thing about hanging coupons outside of your business is that you can see for your own eyes which coupons interest people and which ones don't. This can help you to better market your company both online and through mail.
3. Start a Friendly Fight
With the creation of social networks, businesses are realizing that they have to use these mediums in every way that they can to help spread the word about their companies. A friendly fight is when you and another company battle it out through the use of social networking and other mediums by having the public vote on who has the better products. This won't harm your business; however, it would help people to cast their vote judiciously.
4. Graffiti Marketing
You may think of graffiti as a nuisance, but the fact is that you can use green graffiti to get the word out about your company in your area. It's actually considered an environmentally friendly form of marketing because you aren't using up paper and the graffiti can be washed or cleaned off of the streets and sidewalks.
A popular way to use graffiti marketing is to get a bunch of moss and either design your logo or spell out your name where people will be able to see it. It's an inexpensive marketing strategy and is a great way to get people's attention.
5. Postering Still Works
Postering has been around for a while now, but it's picked up steam again, thanks to a lot of clever posters that companies have come up with. Basically, postering is when you make a poster that seems to say or offer one thing, but it does it in a way that is both funny and makes people think.
A good way to implement this strategy is to have a question on your poster that just about everyone in your target audience will understand. Then, you wither need to make them laugh or want to take the time to get the "help" they need by calling the number or going to the web address that is printed on the poster.
These are five tips that just about any company can use, and if you need to give your marketing strategy a boost, definitely give them a shot.»


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The Yonkers police department is equipping its newest patrol cars with built-in license-plate readers that come packaged with the Whelen LED light bar systems. An LPR reads a passing vehicle's plate and displays data on a computer in the patrol car.
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Hundreds of thousands of motorists jam the Lower Hudson Valley's roadways every day, unaware that their every movement may be tracked by sophisticated technology that has become a common law-enforcement tool.
The use of computerized license-plate readers, LPRs, has spread to police departments across the country. The high-speed cameras record thousands of license plate numbers a minute, which can be instantaneously checked by police and stored in a database.
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The UMass Dartmouth Social Change Society will be holding a festival celebrating global responsibility through local action on Wednesday May 9, from 3:30 to 8 p.m. in the west patio, behind the campus center. This eclectic event, which is sponsored by the New Bedford United Way mini-grant program, will feature a vendor fair, a concert, a tag sale, and a barbecue.
Social Change Society founder Adrianne Schaefer said, "This festival will be a great time, with food, entertainment, and a chance to make and celebrate positive change."
"The goal is to connect UMass Dartmouth to local and sustainable business and non-profit work, as well as to give the participants a better idea of how they contribute to the big global picture, and small ways they can make positive change in their daily lives," she said.
Captain Planet Palooza will feature non-profit organizations, student groups, University departments, local and student artisans, and socially responsible businesses. These groups will highlight sustainability, economic justice, and human rights issues, exhibiting information and resources, recruiting for internship or job opportunities, giving out samples, and selling their fair trade and locally made goods. Other activities include face painting, fair trade coffee tasting, "Find out your Ecological Footprint" quiz, and a raffle. Sodexho will sponsor a barbecue between 4:30 and 6 p.m.
Entertainment at the event will include musical performances by the UMass Dartmouth Kekeli African Dancing and Drumming group, the UMass Dartmouth Copeira Club, and local bands Jon the Cartoon Whale and Grand Army.
A tag sale will be held during the festival. Goods can be donated at the Social Change table in the campus center anytime during the day of the event, or during the event.
Captain Palooza Organizations and Groups:
Coalition Against Poverty
Community Economic Development Center of New Bedford
Dartmouth Community TV
Jazzman's fair trade coffee tasting
Lloyd Center for the Environment
New Bedford Whaling Museum
New Bedford Womenís Center
SEMAP (Southeastern Mass Agricultural Partnership)
Ten Thousand Villages
UMass Dartmouth Anthropology Club
UMass Dartmouth Labor Education Center
UMass Dartmouth Women's Resource Center
Local artisans and student artists.
The Social Change Society, a student-run human rights group that was founded just over a year ago, aims to connect people with the idea of global responsibility. To date, the group has conducted several activities including a talk by ex-slave Francis Bok during Human Rights Awareness Week, which attracted hundreds of listeners.
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Today's birthday (Jan. 28). You have a beautiful environment in mind and are resourceful enough to create an even better one than what you imagine. You will find a way around limitations, especially the ones that have to do with money. Your lucky numbers are: 33, 2, 41, 44 and 19.
Aries (March 21-April 19). If you have to change someone's work, offer praise to offset the possible slight.
Taurus (April 20-May 20). Chances are your offerings will be best appreciated by people you don't yet know.
Gemini (May 21-June 21). If you aren't getting the respect you deserve, stay the course. You'll get your due.
Cancer (June 22-July 22). It's like you have both feet in the present while one hand reaches into the future.
Leo (July 23-Aug. 22). You want to share but may not be sure which part of you is best to share at this time.
Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22). Treat yourself as you would your best friend - with thoughtfulness and support.
Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 23). Here's a radical idea: Center your schedule on the things that matter most to you.
Scorpio (Oct. 24-Nov. 21). Don't allow yourself to be mistreated. Some people are best loved from afar.
Sagittarius (Nov. 22-Dec. 21). Fix things that are draining your willpower and you'll have more self-control.
Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19). You might not resist the compulsion to document the moment instead of fully experiencing it.
Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 18). Be aware of the extra work that needs doing just to make something function.
Pisces (Feb. 19-March 20). Your relationships thrive today because you approach them with such optimism.
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The truth of things revealed thee to thy flock as a rule of faith, a model of meekness, and a teacher of temperance. Therefore thou hast won the heights by humility, riches by poverty. Holy Father Nicholas, intercede with Christ our God that our souls may be saved.
Kontakion, Tone 3
Thou wast a faithful minister of God in Myra, O Saint Nicholas. For having fulfilled the Gospel of Christ, thou didst die for the people and save the innocent. Therefore thou wast sanctified as a great initiator of the grace of God.
Learn more:
- The Feast of St. Nicholas [2] by Fr. Thomas Hopko
- The Holy Hierarch Nicholas [3] by Ginny Nieuwsma
- Listen to The Life and Miracles of St. Nicholas [4] on Ancient Faith Radio, read by Dr. Chrissi Hart
- For more resources regarding the Nativity season, please visit our Nativity section [5]


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EH is a whole different school than it had been a year or 2 ago. It is an IB Candidate school. Our teachers are great and meet each student at his/her level. Students are challenged academically and cared for emotionally which they need at this age. They separate boys and girls at lunch. There are school clubs such as creating writing book club ski club and yearbook. The band teacher is great and if students are really good they can play with Eastern's band (and in that case get DCYOP tuition FREE!). The principal has a vision for what her IB school should look like. The PTO is growing and active in grants writing and planning for the extras that make school special for students. Next year is the planning year for Phase 1 renovation. Everything is in place for this school to be all we want it to be.


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If you are in Cape Town and have not yet visited 1890 Sushi House and Grill, then you are seriously missing out. Some like to keep it a secret just to make sure they will always have a table. Capetonians all agree that this is the best and most delicious sushi in town with a grill to match.
One does not even notice the simple and slightly bare décor because you are just too busy socialising over the fresh sushi – or fresh turn-table sushi – and large portions. The most difficult choice is will I only order sushi or take on one of the mouth-watering chicken, duck, pork, beef or seafood dishes.
You will be sure to spot Charlie, the owner, ensuring that all his patrons are happy and catching up with his regulars.
Be sure to book a table at this very popular and reasonably priced restaurant in Observatory, Cape Town. They are open from Monday to Saturday for lunch and dinner. The best sushi in Cape Town!
A Fu Asian Take-Away brings a true Eastern flavour to the V & A Waterfront. This small outlet is owner-run and, as with most little gems like this, plenty of flavour and passion is put into the cuisine.
Enjoy traditional Chinese favourites like chow mein, chop suey, sweet and sour chicken, beef and pork or, as a lighter alternative, a delectable Chinese soup. For those with more adventurous taste buds, try the smoky chilli-beef noodles with peanuts.
The food is traditional, flavourful, and very affordable and if you are looking for a quick, hassle-free takeaway that does not lack in the quality department, be sure to give A Fu a try.
A Taste of Asia is found on the bustling Lower Main Street in Observatory. The restaurant has been said to be great value for money and one of the best places to enjoy sushi. The fusion of Asian meals includes cuisine from Japan, China, Korea and Thailand.
The restaurant is an old house with the rooms offering guests seating. Every room has a fireplace which creates a fantastic cosy and romantic atmosphere and much-needed warmth in winter. All this coupled with friendly and efficient service.
A Taste of Asia is well known for its buffet specials and it is advisable to book in advance. Look out for their live band nights. Bring your wine and have a hearty time.
Street parking is available and the best place to look is the down the one-way just before the restaurant. The restaurant is open for lunch and dinner. Lunch hours are from Tuesday to Friday, from 12 pm to 3 pm. Dinner is served every day from 6 pm to 10:30 pm.
Please call for further information.
Located in the Tygervalley Waterfront, Asian Asia's prime lakeside location makes an ideal setting dining alfresco on the water's edge.
The interior remains cosy and intimate, perfect for a romantic dinner.
A variety of Asian food spills off the menu offering Chinese, Japanese and Thai with plenty of seafood and vegetarian options too.
Begin with a hot starter and selection of tempura, dim sum, spring rolls and soups.
Main course dishes range from chicken or seafood teppanyaki and classic Asian dishes such as sizzling beef on a hot plate and crispy duck, including seafood combos and myriad of noodle dishes.
Dine overlooking the lake or treat someone special to a romantic dinner at Asian Asia, Tigervalley.
Set within the trendy suburb of Green Point, Bamboo Asian Fusion offers a unique setting where diners indulge on succulent sushi off the bodies of naked women.
The interior adds an air of sophistication and seductiveness to the experience, with low ambient lighting in the form of paper lanterns, floral designs, latticed screens and original bamboo flooring soothed by ambient house music.
If naked sushi exceeds your appetite, then try the delicious dishes off the menu starting with appetizers such as Prawn Toast, Spring Rolls, Dumplings and Soups. Mains include Asian Green or Red Curry, Seared Salmon, Galangai Fillet and a selection of Wok Dishes.
Conclude your meal with a heavenly dessert.
Expect service with a smile and consistently good food, with the usual combinations such as hot and sour soup, chicken wings and banana fitters. The menu proffers excellent fish dishes and tasty Chinese beer to wash it all down. Enjoy some traditional Chinese cuisine and authentic ambiance at Bangkok Chinese Restaurant.
Housed inside an old Victorian house, dressed in basic almost retro décor, dishes are made to order, fresh and tasty with no added MSG – ever! The authentic flavours include spicy Schezuan choices and traditional favourites from the set menu.
Described by some as tantalizing, dishes are expertly prepared by a Beijing trained chef who favours attention to detail.
Experience authentic Eastern flavours in this bustling and vibey restaurant.
The interior is beautifully decorated with luxuriously soft, comfortable seats and quaint little cruet sets all over. The lighting is soft and creates an atmosphere conducive to kicking back and relaxing.
This traditional Asian eatery offers a wide variety of items on its menu. The house speciality is the lamb - slow-cooked fall-off-the-bone meat that melts in your mouth and is served on a cast-iron plate that brings out a real sizzle. Other recommended dishes are the sweet and sour chicken and the crispy duck, both beautifully prepared and infused with authentic flavours. Throw in a side of vegetable noodles and you've got a meal fit for a king. For vegetarians there are various alternatives, including the amazing bean tofu - a must-try.
Beijing Orchard is fully licensed and diners can enjoy a good bottle of wine at a reasonable price. All in all, the flavours of the East blend beautifully here.
Located in the trendy suburb of Greenside, boasting a fresh new look, Bite entices with firm favourites and new tastes blended into the exciting new menu.
Try the seared tuna on wasabi mash and salsa verde, or the line fish steamed in lemongrass, garlic and herbs followed by unique deserts that excite and conclude the dining experience.
Enjoy champagne by the glass or peruse the extensive wine list to complimenting wines to your meal.
Consistent standards ensure this establishment retains a loyal following and sets the mood for a memorable dining experience.
Enjoy a fusion of Asian flavours and indulgence for good food brimming with exotic flavour and colour.
Blue Banana serves up mouthfuls of authentic Thai, freshly made with unique flavour.
For delicious Brazilian food and an atmosphere to energise and leave you feeling refreshed, the Brasilian Grill Restaurant is the place to be.
As a result, the atmosphere is vibrant, enhanced by live entertainment every week.
The Brazilian menu proffers an array of mouth-watering fare, such as the very popular Churrasco. The versatile seating means that there is a place for every diner's preference, including an terrace for a quieter dining spot.
The wine list is well selected and priced reasonably, as are the cocktails.
With friendly and attentive service, your visit to the Brasilian Grill will be one to remember!
Located at the heart of Durban harbour's industrial area is Bud's on the Bay. A laid-back dockside diner that embraces a rustic feel and welcoming warmth.
Here friends can reconnect sharing Vietnamese infusions over balmy summer lunches and tall stories.
Bud's on the Bay indulges the simple pleasures of life - eating and sharing and appreciating the slower pace of life with simple tasty infusions that lie at the heart of social eating.
Try delectable Asian fusion cuisine in this trendy but comfortable restaurant in the bustling City Bowl area.
The interior is invigorating and funky with Andy Warhol-inspired prints of the infamous and famous Mao and Monroe. This visual feast is greatly complemented by extremely flavourful food assembled in original, well-presented dishes.
The dishes come with a variety of 'chilli factors' and if you're a lover of hot stuff, you will enjoy the Chilli Lime Beef - a word of warning though, it is not for the faint-hearted.
Service is quick, attentive and personalized and the owner is hands-on and extremely hospitable and friendly.
If it is strong flavours and upbeat surroundings you are looking for, Mao is the place to visit. Whether you are in the mood for a quick meal or a lengthy, social get-together, you will not be dissappointed.
Mao is open from 12 pm for lunch and dinner.
Cafe Zorina is bathed in understatement as you walk in the door. The interior is simple, yet elegant, but unpretentious. The main point is that the restaurant serves Halaal foods, and specializes in it.
The restaurant is a popular venue for business meetings because of its atmosphere and quality produce. Breakfast and lunch is served and guests have a choice between lighter meals and some of the more filling Indian dishes.
Here you will be able to have a laid-back lunch right in the middle of Cape Town. They serve quality food at very reasonable prices.
The restaurant is open from 8:30 am until 5:30 pm during the week, and closes at 2:30 pm on Saturdays.
A superb Indian restaurant with an emphasis on vegetarian options, Chandani provides delicious authentic food with influences from all over India.
Enjoy succulent tandoori dishes and deliciously soft naans and parathas as well as exciting vegetarian options like paneer and brinjal curries. The wine list is carefully compiled to include wines that go perfectly with the Indian fare.
The decor is designed with traditional Indian surroundings in mind and features beautiful touches such as a peacock mosaic and decorative lanterns. For a taste of India that you won't forget, try Chandani.


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- High school football countdown No. 1: Franklin Cougars and high powered offense figure to be district title contender
- High school football countdown No. 2: Canutillo Eagles have high aspirations for 2014
- High school football countdown No. 3: Coronado Thunderbirds aim high, hope for another district title
- High school football countdown No. 4: Eastwood Troopers aiming for playoff spot in 2014
- High school football countdown No. 5: Young Montwood Rams to be in hunt for district title
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- High school football countdown No. 6: El Dorado likes the talent they have for 2014
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- High school football countdown No. 8: Americas Trailblazers looking for return to postseason
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- High school football countdown No. 9: Andress Eagles believe 2014 could be a special season
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- High school football countdown No. 10: Eastlake Falcons primed for upcoming season
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- High school football countdown No. 11: Chapin Huskies hope to continue success in 2014
One of the more significant moves when realignment was announced last year was that of the Bel Air Highlanders.
Instead of moving up to the newly formed Class 6A with Montwood, Americas, El Dorado, Socorro, Eastwood, Franklin and Coronado, the Highlanders will now compete in District 2-5A against Del Valle, Eastlake, Parkland, Hanks, Ysleta, Riverside and Hanks.
"I think having the new teams on our schedule will give us a refreshing landscape," Highlanders coach Tony Cervantes said. "Our goal is to get better. District 2-5A is very competitive and we want to be competitive in this district. The offseason went well for us. The kids started to challenge each other and put peer pressure on each other to do well. The kids want to turn it around. Our depth should be better this year. We're expecting more kids to help us out."
Leading the charge is Omar Ballesteros. He played wide receiver and safety last year but spent the spring and summer taking snaps at quarterback.
"Omar is a real competitor and he'll do everything he can do to help us." Cervantes said. "He's a really good player for us. He did a lot last year and he's a leader for us."
Also back is linebacker Sam Workman and defensive back Dre Vasquez. Both will be counted on to lead the Highlanders.
"Dre is very steady and Sam came up big as a young player last year," Cervantes said.
The Highlanders play a challenging non-district schedule taking on Andress and Eastwood.
"The non-district schedule will certainly help us," Cervantes said. "If we can find balance and consistency this season on offense, I believe we will be improved."
Ballesteros said the hard work in the summer should bring more victories in the fall.
"With the new district we are in a better spot to be competitive," he said. "It's exciting times for us in the new district. As far as me playing quarterback, it's a position I am familiar with. I believe I can help the team there with my play-making ability."
bel air highlanders
2013 Record: 2-8.
2013 District record: 1-6 in District 1-5A.
2013 District finish: 7th.
2013 Playoffs: None.


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Starcast : Swapnil Joshi, Ankush Choudhary, Urmila Kanitkar
Description : The film opens with grandma Shirin (Sai Tamhankar) with a streak of grey accompanying grandpa Pritam (Sushant Shelar) to Pune, grandchildren in tow. The story traces itself back to presumably the late 70s (nothing establishes the exact era except the bell-bottom pants on the gentlemen '([Amitabh Bacchan])' and the polka dotted dresses and 'Asha Parekh' salwar kameezes on the ladies). Nothing is spelt out, but each character and its relevance in the plot is carefully unveiled through the narrative which revolves around Shreyas Talwalkar (Swapnil Joshi) is thrown into college life in Pune on his mother's insistence. Under circumstances which are reminiscent of college life in the Hindi cinema of the 80s, Shreyas makes friends with DSP aka Digya (Ankush Choudhary) and his Katta gang. A do-gooder standing tall for friendships in the face of a creepy Saai (Jitendra Joshi), Shreyas becomes the voice of reason for the rustic gang. While he finds himself attracted to Shirin but Meenu (Urmila Kanetkar) get attracted to shreyas which creates a love triangle. Shirin is a student of Medical college and sister of pritam. They are children of an MLA from Kolhapur, who hates shirin, his own daughter. Shreyas accepts Meenu's proposal out of spite for shirin(as she repeatedly turns down his advances), but is not sure about their future relationship. Saai fixes his marriage with shirin against her wish. Meenu later understands that Shreyas is deeply in love with Shirin. On Saai-Shirin's wedding day, Shreyas and his friends fight with Saai's gang and finally Shirin gets married to Shreyas. But she is aware of Shreyas is a patient of a deadly disease [probably cancer?] and has only few months of life in his hands. They are about to enter into parenthood. The film ends with a great touching scene where all the friends, now in their early 50's, meet at the same katta of their college on Shreyas's birthday and express their feelings for him.
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Wesson woman named to industry achievement clubPublished 10:00pm Saturday, August 2, 2014
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The Mississippi Bankers Association annually honors Mississippians with an astounding 40 years of service to the banking profession. At its 2014 Annual Convention, the Mississippi Bankers Association recognized Trustmark's own Marilyn Britt as a member of this highly-regarded 40-Year Club.
A native of Wesson, Britt studied business at Copiah-Lincoln Community College. She is a member of the American Institute of Banking and holds a certificate from this organization. Britt is an Assistant Vice President and Branch Manager of the Wesson Branch.
"Marilyn exhibits the qualities of a dedicated associate, someone who takes a sincere interest in her customers and colleagues. She demonstrates her loyalty to Trustmark daily and is a true asset to the organization," Joe B. Madden, Trustmark's community bank president in Hazlehurst, said. "With 40 years of banking experience, Marilyn is very knowledgeable in the banking industry and is a great example for his fellow associates to follow."
Britt is the president of the Wesson Chamber of Commerce, chairman of the board of trustees for the Copiah Jefferson Regional Library and president of the Wesson Friends of the Library. She is a member of the American Legion Auxiliary and the Wesson Garden Club. Previously, she served as member of the Copiah-Lincoln Community College Workforce Council, Copiah County Relay for Life and Keep Copiah County Beautiful. She was a committee member for the Wesson Team City.
She and her husband, Clifford, have two children and are members of Sylvarena Baptist Church, where she is an assistant Sunday school teacher and WMU treasurer.


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Recall campaign
News from the campaign trail on Tuesday:
» Feingold campaigns for Barrett: Former U.S. Sen. Russ Feingold is stumping for Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett in the governor-recall race.
Feingold's appearance in Milwaukee on Tuesday was his first with Barrett since the mayor won the Democratic recall primary. Barrett faces Republican Gov. Scott Walker in next month's recall election.
Feingold calls Barrett honest, ethical and decent, and says he has the Wisconsin values that Walker lacks.
» Feingold votes early: Feingold has voted early for Barrett and is urging other Democrats to do the same. Feingold voted Tuesday, two weeks before the election, in Middleton.
In-person absentee voting began Monday and runs through June 1.
» DFA "all in": Progressive advocacy organization Democracy for America says it is all-in for Barrett. The political action committee founded by former Vermont Gov. Howard Dean issued a statement Tuesday saying its members plan to knock on 80,000 doors and make 100,000 calls over the next two weeks.
MADISON Democratic hopes for toppling Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker in next month's recall election may hinge on a strong turnout from young voters, who came out in heavy numbers for President Barack Obama in 2008 but were less active when Walker was elected two years later.
Both sides of the June 5 recall pitting Walker against Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett are focused on get-out-the-vote efforts because of a low number of undecided voters. But tapping into college-aged voters, traditionally a strong well of support for Democrats, is proving difficult because of a new law making it tougher for those students to cast ballots and the fact that many will have left college campuses for the summer by election time.
"It is a challenge," said Andrew Suchorski, a 20-year-old Marquette University student and chairman of the College Democrats of Wisconsin. "Anyone that would tell you it's not a challenge is lying to you. But that doesn't mean it isn't something that can't be overcome."
The recall against Walker, only the third of a governor in U.S. history, was spurred by the bill he pushed through the Legislature that effectively ended collective bargaining for most state workers. But his budget passed last year also cut funding to the University of Wisconsin System by $250 million, or 9 percent, and cut technical colleges by $72 million, or about 30 percent.
Those cuts targeting education, together with reductions he made for K-12 public schools, also fueled the recall effort.
College Democrats have held 36 events across the state, primarily disseminating information about how to register to vote and cast absentee ballots in the recall election. The state Democratic Party has emailed all 181,000 students in the UW System with information about how to register and vote absentee. It also plans to knock on college students' doors on election day to remind them to vote, said party spokeswoman Melanie Conklin.
Still, hurdles remain.
"Students aren't as engaged as they probably should be," Sienna Kossman, a 20-year-old UW-Oshkosh student, said Tuesday. "I think when a lot of people go home for the summer, even if they are registered to vote here, they won't take (absentee voting) into consideration."
Republicans also have an aggressive campaign to get necessary information to college voters, said Jeff Snow, chairman of the UW-Madison College Republicans.
"I think students are pretty aware and I think that Gov. Walker will do very well among student voters," said Snow, a 20-year-old entering his junior year. "This has been a pretty historic couple of years in the state of Wisconsin politically."
One of the biggest obstacles to students voting this year is the new requirement that they live where they intend to vote for at least 28 consecutive days, compared to 10 days under the old law. For the recall, that means they have to vote based on their address as of May 8 or earlier.


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|Effects of Food Restriction on Steroidogenesis in Dispersed Adrenocortical Cells from Yarrow's Spiny Lizard (Sceloporus jarrovii).
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|Changes in energy balance can lead to functional alterations at all levels of the hypothalamo-pituitary-adrenal (HPA) axis. However, relatively little is known about how energy balance affects functional properties of adrenocortical cells themselves. We investigated effects of restricted food intake on sensitivity to ACTH and rates of steroidogenesis in adrenocortical cells isolated from growing female and male Yarrow's Spiny Lizards (Sceloporus jarrovii). At the end of the feeding regimen, we assayed acute (3 h) progesterone (P(4)), corticosterone (B), and aldosterone (ALDO) production in response to ACTH in dispersed adrenocortical cells. Food restriction depressed growth rate by about 50% in both males and females but did not alter baseline plasma B measured at 10 weeks in either sex. At the cellular level, food restriction had the following effects: 1) increased basal B production in both sexes and basal ALDO production in males, 2) increased net maximal rates of production of P(4), B, and ALDO in response to ACTH, and 3) no overall effect on adrenocortical cellular sensitivity to ACTH. There were modest sex differences: overall rates of P(4) production were 46% greater in cells from females than from males, and in response to food restriction, the net maximal rate of ALDO production was 50% greater in cells from males than from females. Our results demonstrate that food restriction in S. jarrovii increases adrenocortical cellular rates of steroid production without affecting overall cellular sensitivity to ACTH.
|Rocco V Carsia; Patrick J McIlroy; Robert M Cox; Michele Barrett; Henry B John-Alder
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Neel Gibson, left, and brother Greg stand near the West Harlan building on State Street in McComb.
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The revitalization of downtown McComb is a long process requiring time, dedication and funds, but a local father-and-sons team plans to add a few new businesses to the block within the year.
Benton, Greg and Neel Gibson bought the West Harlan building on State Street in May to use for office space and should have the quickest turnaround time of at least three ongoing downtown projects.
The McColgan Hotel is in line for a comeback thanks to its new owners, and the Palace Theater could soon be a hotspot for live music and other events since local developers have taken an interest in revitalizing it. ...


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Poor Services Late food / quality Confused Staff No planning No side lines No Refills In future I will try my best and even advice my family and friends not to waste any money at Nandos. Nouman Ahmed 12/9/2012 3:23:25 AM I don't like Peri bites (for which it is famous) rather I like its drinks and cakes Imroze Khan 10/17/2012 1:05:01 AM It is always pleasant to visit Nandos .Famous for PERI PERI but NANDOS is outstanding almost in every class .Ambiance , quality ,variety , service and taste all are awesome .I love their Peri Peri and mouthwatering chocolate cake . Excellent value for money. Avesh Chimrani 8/24/2012 2:23:41 AM peri Peri Nice Resturant!! a fine place to go for a planned outing Sidra Faisal 8/15/2012 10:03:12 PM i dont like nandos its soo spice hate peri bites i dont no how ppl eat this type of food which no taste xcept mirchien Adnan Yasin 7/4/2012 12:24:09 PM what you can say about nandos start with peri bites .......then chicken in main course with good side lines and to en with nandos famous cake portugese lemonade is a drink to try for Saher Shakil 4/5/2012 11:21:09 PM nothing can beat the hot and spicy peri bites and the rich mouth watering chocolate cake! they are an absolute treat for the taste buds. however, the main course has become very boring now. need something new. 3/19/2012 10:25:10 PM I have reviewed nandos before. Once again a delight to the taste buds and a must try. Jibby Ks 3/18/2012 1:46:34 AM Nandos Taste has always surprized me....Its taste is quite consistent Syed Khurram Haider 3/6/2012 4:27:48 AM Nandos .. 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