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That's a lot of years.
And for most of those years -- she says at least 50 -- she called 845-3531 when she wanted to know the time and/or temperature. And she wasn't the only one. Murphy says "a lot of my friends called time and temperature, too, a couple times a day."
That was the telephone company's time and temperature line -- GTE first, and more recently, Verizon.
But no more. On Wednesday, Oct. 1, Verizon terminated the service.
Which pretty much threw a bunch of York countians into a frenzy. First of all, there was no advance notice. And second of all, the time and temperature line was important to their existence.
Me? I never called time and temperature. If I wanted to know what time it was, I'd look at a clock. If I wanted to know the weather, I'd look out the window. If I wanted to know how cold it was, I'd step outside my back door for a few seconds. It works for me.
But lots of folks -- and I mean lots of folks -- depended on Verizon's time and temperature line to keep all the stars aligned in their day.
"I hated to see it go," Murphy said. "I really depended on it. And now I have to stay up until 11 at night to get the time and temperature on the TV news."
To say Murphy was put out about the discontinuation of the time and temperature line would be putting it mildly.
Same goes for her friends, neighbors and relatives, she said.
Now that's changed. And change goes over pretty hard with some folks.
For its part, Verizon says the termination of the service was only a matter of time -- new technology makes time and temperature information available 24 hours a day through any number of sources.
In the old days, you needed to own a watch or a clock and listen to the radio. It was that or you tried to tell time by the location of the sun. Sundials worked, too. As for the temperature, you just took your best guess or relied on the thermometer hanging from the kitchen window, which was inaccurate more times than not.
The telephone company time and temperature line was a true blessing for many people.
But like a lot of things -- horse and buggies, 8-track stereos and stone wheels come quickly to mind -- it has been made obsolete by high-tech electronics and expanded TV channels.
Today, we have the weather channel -- No. 52 on my TV. We have cell phones, computers and the Internet.
I can learn the time in an instant from any room in the house, and I'm only one finger flick away from the latest TV weather reports 24 hours a day.
But that doesn't cut it with Murphy and her friends.
With a lot of them, it became a habit after 40 or 50 years. And habits of that duration are darned hard to break.
"I miss it. I really do," she said. "I wish someone else (another sponsor) would get it going for us again."
Well, as luck would have it, there is another time and temperature line located right here in York County. It's not well known and certainly not well advertised in Verizon's phone book, but it does exist.
Grace Lefever's Sonnewald Natural Foods at 4796 Lehman Road in North Codorus Township, offers a time and temperature service for anyone calling 767-1000.
I called. It works.
In fact, the Weatherline Forecast Service, offered in cooperation with WHP-580 Newstalk Radio, provides an expanded weather forecast. It even tells you the day of the week. That means York countians don't even have to look at a calendar anymore.
So Murphy got her wish. And she couldn't be more pleased.
Just goes to show you, improved technology doesn't necessarily have to kill everything in its path.
And some stories do have a happy ending.
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KET's founding executive director recalls the creation of the statewide public television network and talks about the vision behind it.
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O. Leonard Press, the founding executive director of KET, recalls the creation of the statewide public television network, which marked its 40th anniversary in September 2008. The program was taped before a studio audience of current and former KET volunteers, supporters, and staff members.
Press, a native of Massachusetts, produced some of America's first instructional telecourses while working in the brand-new television department at Boston University in the late 1940s. He came to the University of Kentucky in 1952, having accepted a teaching position for just one year—and has been a Kentuckian ever since.
At UK, Press and his new colleagues envisioned starting a television station to serve the university and its community. But a trip to a small school in a remote area of Eastern Kentucky enlarged the dream. Press remembers falling in love with the area and its people and admiring the efforts of dedicated teachers to give their students the best education possible despite isolation and a severe lack of resources. Television, he realized, could help equalize things by beaming in lectures, demonstrations, documentaries, arts performances, and a world of other information.
Over the next 10 years, Press waged a one-man campaign promoting the creation of a statewide educational TV network for Kentucky. In the interview, he recalls those days, chronicled in his book The KET Story: A Personal Account: He criss-crossed the state, talking up the idea in front of any group that would have him; cultivated education leaders to assure them that television would complement, not compete with, their efforts; and begged time from political leaders to outline his vision.
In 1962, his efforts paid off when the General Assembly created the Kentucky Authority for Educational Television, naming Press as KET's first executive director. After another six years of redoubled effort, this time to find and acquire transmitter sites, construct facilities, and hire a staff, KET signed on the air on September 23, 1968.
Press remained at the helm until 1992, developing KET into one of the nation's largest and most respected public television networks. The vision of serving Kentucky's P-12 students and teachers with which he started is still at the heart of KET's mission, and has been broadened to include not just broadcasting but also online and multimedia resources like KET EncycloMedia and the Arts Toolkits. But the network's educational mission has also extended beyond the state, with the production of GED preparation and other adult education materials used around the world, and into all areas of lifelong learning. KET is one of the leaders among PBS member stations in local production, creating public affairs programs that illuminate Kentucky issues as well as documentaries and performance programs that celebrate its rich history, natural beauty, and diverse cultural heritage.
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It would appear that putting something here along the lines of a news post would be in order, especially seeing as it seems to be almost obligatory these days. Also, the continual presence of the crying emoticon is not exactly the thing that I most want to see upon my profile. The purpose of this news post, quite simply, is to give a brief explanation of who I am, and what you can expect from me on Newgrounds. Do not expect me to give out any kind of personal information, if you do not see it immediately beneath my profile picture, then it means that I don't care to have it broadcast in such a public forum.
Although I have been a Newgrounds member for a little over two years, I have not been active in the truest sense of the word since late September 2007. This is somewhat annoying seeing as it means that I've lost out on well over 7,000 experience points. However, I know perfectly well that there are more important things in life than worrying about Internet statistics of this particular nature. For those who may be wondering about my choice of name, when I joined originally, I was rather into Transformers, G1 mainly, and decided to pick the name of one of my favourite (and less well known) characters. I know that it may be somewhat odd to say the very least, but at least it's something that I can still use without feeling the need to ask for a name change or starting a new account.
I cannot say that I am going to be terribly active in the way of submissions; I have no artistic or musical abilities, for which reason, I simply do not have the technical ability to create movies, games, or music of any kind. However, that does not mean that I will not be taking part in finding praiseworthy pieces and letting their creators know of their strengths. I may not have any abilities where these matters are concerned, but I am still perfectly capable of recognising quality work when I see it.
From my, admittedly few, flash and audio reviews, you can see that I have started to take a more active role in the matter of judging submissions in a more formal fashion after they have been protected. I will do my best to be fair and impartial in these matters. Should I believe that someone's work is laudable, I shall let them know. I point out here, that I am more likely to review something that does not have hundreds or thousands of reviews; a review is no good if the creator of the piece cannot find it due to it being swamped by scores of others.
From my time in the whistle thread, I have learnt the basics of the importance of accurate reviewing. Consequently, therefore, one will not see examples of abusive or insulting messages throughout my reviews. Should I dislike someone's work, I shall let them know without being demeaning, and also pointing out that which was notable therein as well. It is my belief that even a low review can still be valuable without having to resort to offending the author. Likewise, I am not going to start launching criticisms of other peoples' work in any future news posts of mine. While there are a few authors whose work I do not enjoy for various reasons, I accept that they are still vastly more talented than I am.
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The MouthPieces department is designed to help you communicate your messages to the public. Just add your organization's contact information and branding, and hang the materials up in your lobby or hand them out at your front desk, as appropriate. You don't even need to tear out the page. Go to animalsheltering.org/mouthpieces to download and print a clean PDF copy.
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The vice president of Bauli, based in Verona, Italy, discusses the company's future in light of its recent acquisition.
Grocery Headquarters: Tell us about Bauli. What does it produce?
Michele Bauli: Bauli is a company founded by my grandfather in 1922. It has always been run by our family and I am the third generation involved with this business. We are currently the largest manufacturer of panettone, pandoro and croissants in Italy.
Our holiday products, panettone and pandoro, account for 50% of our profits. The other 50% comes from products sold outside the holiday period, such as croissants, mini-croissants and other confectionary products. We make three million pieces of croissants a day with a production cycle lasting from 25 hours to 30 hours. We have 41% of the panettone and pandoro market in Italy. We are in 68 countries, mainly in Europe, North and South America.
You have recently purchased a division from Nestlé. How will that impact your business?
In 1993, Nestlé bought Motta and Alemagna, the second largest producer of panettone. We purchased them last summer to strengthen our position in the marketplace. It makes us the biggest in Italy and perhaps the world. We have these three brands now and we will continue to market these three brands—Bauli, Motta and Alemagna.
Our goal is to strengthen these brands all around Europe and the U.S. We now have the ability to market a larger number of products and we can be very competitive in the markets we serve.
Bauli has established a niche in the supermarket and specialty store business. Tell us about your strategy in this regard.
In the U.S., there is a lot of panettone available from Italy as well as outside Italy and some of it is not really panettone. There is a law in Italy that says it can only be called panettone if it meets a number of high standards. We meet and exceed those standards on our products. Many of these other brands may sound Italian, but they are not real panettone at all and do not meet the designated standards.
We will continue to support the Bauli brand in North America and we are committed to adding new items every year such as cookies, crackers and croissants to ensure that the Bauli brand is on store shelves everyday throughout the year. We will support our products with advertising and public relations.
I believe that the strength of a company is in the brand. Our brand is strong in Italy and Europe. In North America, we need to be on the shelves all year round so the consumer becomes familiar with seeing our brand and we begin to build more brand awareness.
What do you recommend retailers do to maximize sales of your products?
It all begins with the trade demanding authentic products for their stores and their consumers. It is then up to the manufacturer, to communicate and help educate the consumer. It is important for the retailer to support quality and authenticity and at the same time we, the manufacturer, will support the brand so that consumers that want to try authentic and traditional products like panettone and pandoro will have the opportunity of finding them at retail easily and affordably.
What new offerings do you have coming in the next year?
We are introducing bread crackers under the Bauli brand name. The market for crackers and bread substitutes in the U.S. presents us with an opportunity because ours are distinct from other products because they are made with natural leavening. We also have new cookies and shelf-stable cakes. With our technology, and using natural leavening we are able to offer ready-to-serve cakes that are shelf stable and have a very long shelf life without any additives.


text: The Associated Press Facing Florida once again, Roger Clemens smothered the Marlins with the type of performance the New York Yankees wished they had seen in the World Series. Clemens became the first seven-game winner in the major leagues this year, striking out a season-high 11 in leading the Houston Astros over the World Series champions 6-1 Tuesday night. When he last faced the Marlins in Game 4 of the World Series, Clemens got a no-decision in what he said would be the finale of his major league career. The 41-year-old right-hander then changed his mind and signed with his hometown Astros. He hopes to face the Marlins again in the postseason. October has a nice ring to it, Clemens said. I hope to have revenge on someone this October. Clemens (7-0) allowed only three hits, including a solo homer to Ramon Castro, over seven innings for his 317th victory. Hes been pitching lights out, Houstons Craig Biggio said. Its fun just sitting out in center field and watch him set up hitters the way he does. In other National League games, it was: Los Angeles 7, Chicago 3; Milwaukee 8, Montreal 5 in 14 innings; Pittsburgh 15, Colorado 10 in 12 innings; St. Louis 5, Atlanta 1; Arizona 9, New York 5; Cincinnati 6, San Diego 3; and Philadelphia 10, San Francisco 4. At Houston, Brad Penny (3-2) allowed two runs and five hits in 6 2-3 innings. Morgan Ensberg had three RBIs and Lance Berkman went 3-for-4 as the Astros (21-11) matched the 1973 club for the best start in franchise history through 32 games. Penny was great, but with Clemens theres no margin for errors, Marlins manager Jack McKeon said. Dodgers 7, Cubs 3 Chicago ace Kerry Wood (3-3) gave up second-inning homers to Adrian Beltre and rookie Jason Grabowski at Dodger Stadium before leaving because of a tight right triceps. I felt like I could have continued to pitch, Wood said. I mean, it didnt kill me out there, but its not something you want to play around with in May. Los Angeles, an NL-best 21-10, then got four runs and eight hits off Glendon Rusch in the next three innings for a 7-1 lead. Jeff Weaver (2-4) allowed two runs and six hits in eight innings, striking out seven. Brewers 8, Expos 5 Milwaukee overcame a 5-0 deficit in the ninth, and Wes Helms hit a three-run homer in the 14th off T.J. Tucker (0-1). Helms hadnt driven in a run since April 10. Dave Burba (3-1) pitched one scoreless inning for the win. With Milwaukee down to its last out in the ninth, six straight Brewers reached base. Scott Podsednik tied it with a two-run single. Pirates 15, Rockies 10 Craig Wilson homered twice, drove in a career-high seven runs and had a three-run triple in a five-run 12th at Coors Field, helping the Pirates end a six-game losing streak. Wilson hit a three-run homer in the fifth, a solo shot in the eighth and sealed with victory with his triple off Javier Lopez (0-1) in the 12th following Rob Mackowiaks go-ahead single. Second baseman Jose Castillo saved runs in the ninth and 11th with diving stops, and Salomon Torres (2-1) allowed three hits in two innings. Cardinals 5, Braves 1 Woody Williams, an 18-game winner last year, got his first victory in seven starts this season. Williams (1-3), who lowered his ERA from 6.27 to 5.27, allowed one run and four hits in eight innings. Mike Matheny drove in two runs with a bases-loaded groundout in the second and a squeeze bunt in the sixth. Jaret Wright (2-3) gave up four runs one earned and five hits in 5 2-3 innings for visiting Atlanta. Diamondbacks 9, Mets 5 Steve Finley his ninth career grand slam, and Shea Hillenbrand went 3-for-5 with a homer and four RBIs at Phoenix. Brian Bruney (1-0) struck out two in one inning for his first major league victory. Al Leiter (1-2), who entered with a major league-best 1.53 ERA walked five batters in four innings and gave up five runs and three hits. His ERA rose to 2.52. Reds 6, Padres 3 Adam Dunn tied for the major league lead with his 11th homer, and Ken Griffey Jr. also connected for visiting Cincinnati. Aaron Harang (3-1) allowed three runs and five hits in six innings, beating David Wells (2-3). Danny Graves got three outs for his major league-leading 14th save. Phillies 10, Giants 4 In his first start against the Giants since his no-hitter last year. Kevin Millwood (4-2) allowed three runs and six hits in 6 2-3 innings. Marlon Byrd hit a three-run triple for the visiting Phillies, who had 15 hits and won their fourth straight. Jerome Williams (3-2) left in the fourth inning with a slight biceps strain.


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The following is a list of people who have picked up their marriage licenses. The names are spelled as they appear on files with the Vital Statistics Section at the Department of Public Health and Social Services in Mangilao.
Dec. 2
Leung Hang Chan and Man Lee Yip, Steven Thomas Chan and Lai Yuet Man, Cheuk Lun Cheung and Yin Shan Wan, Todd Scott Joiner and Thelma Yvette Cabrera, Chuen Hong Lee and Pui Shan Chan, Kwong Kee Lee and Suk Fan Lam, Kwok Pong Lee and Ka Lo Ma, Heng Keong Loh and Wai Ying Leung, Colman Ho Yan Tse and Yin Fun Ho, Chong Wai Wan and Hang Kei Ao Leong.
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Shun On Alec Chan and Yat Hang Theresa Diu, Kwok Chi Chiu and Wai Mei Poon, Kwok Wing Ho and Yuet Ching Chan, Hung Bun Kwok and Ka Yan Chan, Chun Man Leung and Wing Chak Yeung, Chi Chuen Lau and Yuen Shan Cheung, Ming Chuen Mak and Kwok Yi Tak, Christian Talattad Santos and Josephine Razel Pastrana Bocago, Jacob Anthony Stabile and Abigail Aja Angoco Hill, Angelito Yalung Tolentino and Irene Perez Ocampo.
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Cory James Coble and Elizabeth Irene Fuentes Candray, Tenerio Eram and Fannery Ekinto, Vincente Santos Naputi and Julie Ann Tainatongo, Marcel Dwaune Phillips and Lydia Josephine Escoto, Francisco Solomon and Cynthia Quiral Marquez, Ken Yanagisawa and Yeon Hwa Moon.
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Jason Feliciano Bautista and Melisa Arano Pisaro, Timothy Daniel Garci and Tabitha Herrera Madarang, Jonathon Jae Labro Igros and Edlaine Perez Mallari, Howard Joseph Acfalle San Nicolas and Juilet Ann Aguon Santos, Ting Ho Henry Wai and Nga Man Law, Tian Yang and Xiaoyun Guo.
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Richard Jordan and Ligaya Aopdante Fernandez, Arvin Ming Yui Ng and Ching Ting Szeto.
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Ting-Kai Chan and Pin-Yu Chen, Rodney Joseph Fonseca Cruz and Christy Nauta Nauta, Cheuk Yin Li and Yu Tso, Dana Andre Martin and Meaghan Ashley Makey, Fritz Stephen Muritok and Quinalynn Hallucky, Steve Martin Imballa Solangon and Julie L. Alfonso, Wai Man Tung and Hiu Ling Choi, Chun Ting Wong and Sze Nga Yao.
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Wing Ho Chan and Lee Na Wong, Yan Tak Chan and Pui Yi Leung, Joshua David Cheever and Tamie Louise Thurman, Kamsen Chin and Paula Salvador, Man Lai Chow and Wai Ling Lo, Sai Ho Ho and Wai Shan Chan, Hon Chuen Lai and Wan Tin Chung, Tak Ching Lam and Tik Sum Chi, Sek Fai Lee and Ha Miu Ng, Mateo E. Mejia and Roselyn Dizon Recinto, Francois Jared Perez Santos and Andrea Washington, Sung Kin Shum and Suk Yi Chan, Man Fung So and Ting Yau Hoi, Sik Nin Wong and Wing Yin Chow, Wai Chong Wong and Tsz Kwan Chow.
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David Bradley Jones and Alexandria Sudaniaross Mary Jones.
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Kevin Lee Terlaje and Jelene Dolores Eay Quichocho, Stanley C. Dupree and Marie Ninete Leon Guerrero, Chun Fung Lung and Wing Wong, Cyrus Randall Medeiros and Avigale Sotelo Manlangit, Joseph Cruz Nowell and Lisha Josette Taitano, Elvin D. Puri and Venus S. Quemi, Jacob Joseph Santiago and Brianna Marie Barcinas.


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Tom Ashley (NZL1) RSX Men - Semaine Olympique Francaise 2011
2008 Olympic Gold Medalist, Tom Ashley, did not have a good regatta - by his standards - in the sixth round of the ISAF World Sailing Cup at Weymouth, England, earlier this month.
Despite several good results earlier in the year, he was beaten by long standing rival, JP Tobin, who then trumped the 2008 World and Olympic Champion when yachting New Zealand announced its selection for the 2011 Pre-Olympic regatta to be staged in August in the same venue.
In this interview with Newstalk ZB's, Peter Montgomery he talks of the reasons for his performance in Weymouth, and where to from here.


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The Pan American Health Organization is reminding everyone to prepare and handle food safely this holiday.
Some tips.. Keep your hands, utensils, and surfaces clean.
Cook food thoroughly.
Make sure foods are kept at safe temperatures and keep raw foods away from cooked foods.
Unsafe foods eaten at home account for about one-third of foodborne disease outbreaks.
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Jimmie Johnson (left) poses for a photo with crew chief Chad Knaus after winning his sixth NASCAR championship following the Ford EcoBoost 400 at Homestead-Miami Speedway on Sunday.
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The champion reclaimed the throne at Homestead-Miami Speedway, and it briefly seemed as if equilibrium was restored after this most erratic and eccentric of Sprint Cup seasons.
He cracked jokes with team owners about delivering beatdowns. He strutted like an overstuffed peacock with a cane and sported a familiar paunch paired with an alluring and charming smile. He proudly showed off scars on his right leg.
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The BSMS Alumni Association is the academic home for all Brighton and Sussex Medical School (BSMS) alumni (former students). As your lifelong link to BSMS, we provide a range of benefits and services that remain an invaluable part of your BSMS experience. We are aware of the strong bonds our student cohorts form through their shared learning and we aspire to nurture this affinity through reunions and events.
As you probably appreciate, one of the attractions of Brighton and Sussex Medical School is its progressive nature and its research-led practice. We hope to share new initiatives with you as they happen and keep you informed of latest developments within your professional home.
Opportunities to learn, experience, network and socialise can continue through your alumni association. We also support alumni through challenges they may face as their careers develop, so please let us know if you are interested in joining special interest groups. We are one of the first medical schools to pilot career profiles with our alumni up to 96 months after graduating. This helps us keep informed of the school's strengths, the strengths of the doctors who learn here and how we can develop those clinical skills further.
Through the alumni association, alumni can access discounted membership to the university facilities at both Sussex and Brighton, have ongoing eligibility for student discounts via the NUS Extra card and obtain free professional careers guidance for life, including professional CV preparation and interview techniques.
One major new initiative is the introduction of an Alumni Advisory Board for the medical school. This is an opportunity for current students, staff and graduates to help inform alumni activity and have a say in how best we can support and serve our medical school community.
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People, take heart when the president calls you a "flat-earther" if you dare not to believe in his latest global-warming scare. Quantum mathematics and differential algebra prove that the world is, indeed, flat!
Here's the proof.
Take out an ordinary piece of paper. Cut off a 1-inch strip. If you set an ant on the strip of paper, he'll eventually have to stop, right? Otherwise he'll go "off the edge." Now, fold that strip of paper into a Mobius band (check Wikipedia if you must). If the ant starts walking at any point on the paper, guess what? He'll come back to the point of origin. Therefore, the world is flat! It's just a bunch of Mobius bands clustered together.
Far-fetched? Keep in mind that Mr. Obama's "algore-science" of global warming has already sailed off the edge and into the abyss.
Joe Dion
Masonville, Colo.
Help for La.: the military
I can fix the Louisiana welfare system for Gov. Bobby Jindal. The U.S. military system is a great model. They educate and train you, give you a job, pay you, feed, clothe and house you. And there's free medical.
All of this with accountability and results for your actions.
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Ever since I offered the printable wrapping papers in the shop, I have been fascinated by the many uses you all have given them! But let's be honest, in the ideal paper size for them (large format) it is not always easy to get yourself to Staples or any other office supply shop to print.
I have noticed bunches of BEAUTIFUL printable wrapping papers in small sizes around the web and on Etsy, that were practical for home printing. But I was reluctant to use them because of how "small" the paper would be. I mean…what uses can you possibly have for wrapping that small? So I took the challenge of exploring this myself and have a concrete answer. And you know what the results were? Small wrapping paper IS really useful! And to print on the fly without having to buy a new role of paper for a quick present, presented itself to be quite a total delight.
I needed to wrap a couple of teacher gifts. One was a self inked stamp from the shop and the other was a cute stack of thank you cards. Both of the items were small but not tiny (the cards came in a 5 x 7 x 1.5 box). I made a pencil pattern for the wrapping paper and some matching black cards and also belly bands to wrap the entire gift. The black cards were printed on a black and white laser printer and the pattern was printed on a home ink jet printer on regular copy paper (the cheap stuff) BUT (and very important, pay attention to this): I made sure to set the printing quality to "highest" on the print dialogue window. Seriously–a beautiful, vibrant print on cheap copy paper. I was super impressed on how awesome and satisfying wrapping these were.
I am making these available in the shop. The belly band and cards have editable text boxes for personalization.
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Atlanta Journal-Constitution (04/10/13) Simmons, Andria
Georgia lawmakers' failure to approve funding for the state's prescription monitoring program, which will be launched in mid-June, means that the program will run out of funding when the two-year, $400,000 federal grant expires on Sept. 30. Georgia is not eligible to apply for another federal grant because state lawmakers would not allow other states to have access to the database. The impending loss of funding is only the latest problem for the program. An analysis of the program conducted by the Atlanta Journal-Constitution in February found that it is not able to fight the problem of prescription drug diversion because it is inaccessible to the state medical board and doctors and pharmacists in other states, as well as law enforcement officials, unless they have a warrant.


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Keith Davis has been named Vice President and General Manager of Quality Construction Company, Jessamine County's fastest growing construction company. Prior to coming to Quality, Keith was the construction project manager at the University of Kentucky's Chandler Medical Center.
In the last 3 years Quality Construction has grown from 8 employee to 32 employees requiring a skilled and knowledgeable management staff to oversee the various new construction, remodeling and renovation projects going on in 5 different counties.
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WATCH: Amy's Aviation How To Land a Plane
Captain Amy from Aviation Airways is teaching us all about how to land a plane!
We look at the different landing gears on big and small planes, and how this lets a plane land safely.
Fun Kids is a children's radio station in the UK! Listen on DAB Digital Radio in London and online across the UK at www.funkidslive.com!
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Board 49 is thrilled to welcome 45 new members to the Houston Law Review. We are in the midst of our first print cycle of the semester, and the new members of Board 50 are already proving to be valuable contributors to the organization. Each new member displays the work ethic, earnestness, and commitment to the Law Review that has so strongly characterized past members. Board 50's impressive abilities give us no doubt of a bright and successful future.
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The Houston Law Review is ranked 39th among law journals this year in the Washington & Lee law journal rankings–an increase of six spots from last year's ranking. According to Washington & Lee's combined rankings, approximately 1,660 journals were included. Of those, the Houston Law Review is among the top 2.3% world-wide. This makes the Houston Law Review one of the top two ranked journals in the state of Texas (second only to the Texas Law Review). These rankings illustrate the continued dedication of both the student editors and the Houston legal community–especially Review alumni. The student editorial board would like to thank the continued support of our faculty, the University of Houston IPIL program, the Houston Law Review Board of Directors, our Houston Law Review Alumni Association, and the Frankel Family. These people continue to support the Review in our many endeavors. Without them, our success would not be possible. We would also like to thank the many student editors who have worked countless hours over the past years to maintain the high quality of the Review.
To see the rankings, visit http://lawlib.wlu.edu/lj/index.aspx. Then "check" the 2010 combined score box and click "submit."
The Houston Law Review is honored to announce the appointment of the Board 49 editorial board. These individuals will work alongside the current editorial board for the remainder of the semester preparing to take the reins in May. Board 49 has exemplified the character and dedication of the Houston Law Review so far this year, and we are thrilled to be leaving the Review in such capable hands. We look forward to working with Board 49 throughout this semester.
The incoming Editor in Chief, Matthew Hoffman, and the Managing Editor, Katharine Larson, commented:
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The Labor and Employment Section of the State Bar of Texas recently selected a note by Houston Law Review member Jordan Kaplan as the "Best 2009 Student Law Review Article in the Field of Labor and Employment Law." Jordan's note was displayed by the Labor and Employment Section of the State Bar of Texas at the State Bar's annual meeting. The note, entitled "Help Is on the Way: A Recent Case Sheds Light on Workplace Bullying," is scheduled for publication in Issue 47:1 of the Houston Law Review.
Jordan is a member of Board 47, and currently serves as an Articles Editor. He received a $1000 prize for having his note selected for the award.
The Houston Law Review is pleased to announce the case selected for the 2009 Transfer Student Write-on Competition.
Pleasant Grove City v. Summum, No. 07-665, 555 U.S. ___ (2009).
For complete details on the Write-on Competition, see the Write-on Competition information page.
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Several members of the varsity cheer leading squad at Morton Ranch High School in Katy, TX were charged as adults with hazing, a Class B misdemeanor that could bring a maximum six-month jail sentence and a $2,000 fine upon conviction. Helen Eriksen, Brian Rogers & Allan Turner, Morton Ranch cheerleaders indicted in hazing, Hous. Chron., Nov. 20, 2008.
Criminal hazing was the subject of a 2002 Houston Law Review article – Scott R. Rosner & R. Brian Crow, Institutional Liability for Hazing in Interscholastic Sports, 39 Hous. L. Rev. 275 (2002). The article was mentioned in media coverage of the event. Above the Law, Grand Jury Overreaction Indictment of the Day: 'Mean Girls' Get No Love In Texas.
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Democratic Presidential Candidates Dennis Kucinich & Barack Obama answer questions at Drexel University. These questions focus on the matter of UFO's & Life beyond Earth. Follow UFO Report on Twitter @ http://twitter.com/uforeport2009
Do Extra-terrestrials Exist?-http://www.agoracosmopolitan.com/home/Frontpage/2006/12/19/01280.html
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8 comments:
- angryparsnip said...
uhooooooooo. . . Extensive Author Commentary !
Yea !
- January 2, 2010 at 8:50 AM
- Kid Shay said...
I'm really digging this trend of books with special features.
- January 2, 2010 at 9:08 AM
- Paul said...
What about the un-redacted psychiatric records? Peppered with birdshot at close quarters, in slo-mo instant replay? Baby pictures from age 4? Hair and fingernail clippings, suitable for santeria rituals? My First Trauma (TM) invisible under-the-bed monster recreation, now in assorted transparent outlines, with added non-colour for the export market? Top-secret Grand Jury testimony revealing the artist's involvement in the attempted West Virginia Putsch and Paramilitary Clambake of 1987? Youth Wants to Know!
- January 2, 2010 at 9:53 AM
- Bill's Big Bamboo said...
Will Alice be available for book signings ??
- January 2, 2010 at 10:56 AM
- B Moore said...
I'm happy to see a shopping cart *and* the slo-mo Jack-in-the-box make an appearance on the cover. (You could make some nice De Chirico-type paintings with those, I think.)
- January 2, 2010 at 11:15 AM
- Evan said...
Sounds fantastic. Love the cover.
- January 2, 2010 at 11:27 AM
- Caty Neis said...
I'll be waiting Richard--Thanks!
- January 4, 2010 at 11:16 AM
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Arbitron has announced that CEO Bill Kerr will step down and be replaced by Sean Creamer as of January 1. Kerr will remain on the Arbitron board. Since August 2011, Creamer has served as Executive Vice President, Chief Operating Officer of Arbitron and, since August 2012, as a member of the Board of Directors. Kerr is 71. Creamer is 48.
In June 2010, Arbitron named Creamer Executive Vice President, U.S. Media Services. Mr. Creamer joined Arbitron in September 2005 as Executive Vice President, Finance and Planning. In November 2005, he was named Chief Financial Officer and maintained that responsibility through March 2011 and, on an interim basis, from May 2012 through August 2012.
Kerr said, An important priority throughout my three-year tenure as Arbitron CEO has been to build a strong team of senior executives. In his time as Chief Operating Officer, as head of U.S Media Services and as CFO, Sean has consistently demonstrated he possesses the skills, temperament, and vision necessary to lead Arbitron.
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Additional Figures and Table. Figure S1. Appearance of primed and non-primed plants after long-term salt stress. Plants had been treated with either 0 (control, not primed, left), 50 mM (primed, center), or 100 mM NaCl (primed, right) for 24 h at seedling stage and subsequently grown for 10 days in hydroponics without salt. The solution was then supplemented with 80 mM or not (control, no salt) and plants photographed 10 days later. No difference in salt tolerance was apparent between primed and non-primed plants. Figure S2. Example of a successful ChIP quality control. Based on published histone methylation profiles primers were designed to amplify regions that are enriched (positive controls) or devoid (negative controls) of H3K4me2, H3K4me3, H3K9me2, or H3K4me3. (Note that no region was found that was exclusively associated with H3K4me2.) ChIP samples from roots (R) or shoots (S) of primed (50) or non-primed (C) plants obtained with antibody against H3K9me2 (A), H3K27me3 (A), H3K4me2 (M2), or H3K4me3 (M3) were used as template as well as ChIP input DNA (I) and ChIP without antibodies (NA). For primer pairs see Table S3. Figure S3. Genome-wide histone modification landscapes in primed and non-primed plants. Genome-wide profiles of read counts for H3K4me2 (green), H3K4me3 (red), H3K9me2 (purple), and H3K27me3 (blue) in roots samples of primed (PR) and non-primed (CR) plants displayed in the Integrated Genome Browser (IGB). Figure S4. Kinetics of H3K27me3 and mRNA after salt application. Relative enrichment of H3K27me3 (black bars, left y-axis) and mRNA levels (open bars, right y-axis) of nine genes in roots of A. thaliana seedlings were determined by qPCR over a time course of 8 h (x-axis) after application of 50 mM NaCl (priming treatment). H3K27me3 levels (left y-axis) were normalized to ChIP input and to reference region in At5g56920. mRNA levels (right y-axis) were normalized to reference gene RpII. For details see main text and Figure 6D. Table S1. Chromosome coordinates of priming-induced H3K27me3 differences. Table S2. Expression levels of selected genes in root RNA 4 h after second salt treatment. Table S3. Sequences of primers used in this study
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You asked for it _ Draft talk 2010
A couple of you have been asking for draft talk, so let's get things started today.
The Draft is June 25-26 at Staples Center in LA, so what better time than when we're out here in Southern California.
Now, I will caution that this is probably too early because we don't know where the Stars will pick and the players in the draft could change with strong performances in junior level playoffs, but we can at least look at a large group of players.
The standings are tight now, so Dallas will likely finish somewhere between 8th and 14th in the draft. The Rangers (8th) and Thrashers (9th) are both chasing a playoff spot in the East, so they could fall in the draft with a few wins down the stretch.
So what can that get the Stars? Well, there are several talented defensemen available. Dallas has drafted two defensemen (Philip Larsen at 149 in 2008 and Mike Bergin at 209 in 2008) out of 18 players in the past three drafts. They also have traded away Ivan Vishnevskiy, the only defenseman drafted in 2006.
So it seems clear the need is to get a defenseman.
The five that could be taken in the first 15 in the draft right now appear to be:
Brandon Gormley (6-2, 187) _ He is seen as the top player out of the Quebec League (Moncton) and has 9 goals and 34 assists in 56 games. He is seen as a balanced two-way defensemen who can help in all areas.
Cam Fowler (6-2, 195) _ A solid player on a great team (defending memorial Cup champion Windsor), Fowler is probably the most skilled defenseman available. He had eight goals and 47 assists and is seen as an offensive defenseman. Also a member of Team USA's gold medal World Juniors team.
Erik Gudbranson (6-3, 195) _ He has battled a knee injury and mono, so there's not as much known about him. But he is a hard-working player, and scouts believe he has tremendous potential. He draws comparisons to Zach Bogosian.
Derek Forbort (6-4, 200) _ Born in Minnesota and part of the US National Development Program, Forbort is seen as a solid player who might take a little time to develop. He has 4 goals and 10 assists in 26 games and is working on getting grittier, according to his coach.
Mark Pysyk (6-1, 180) _ A steady and sturdy defenseman, Pysyk is trying to add more risk to his game with the Edmonton Oil Kings. He is seen as a smart player who understands the game very well.
The Stars have said that they will draft "the best player available," and the evidence over the past few years indicate they will indeed do that. Could it happen that the best player available where they pick is a defenseman? Possibly.
Do you think they should target one of these defensemen and try to move up in the draft? It should make an interesting debate over the next couple of months.


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I LOVE your commercials ! Great to look up and see a real cowboy and horses again like when I was a child – good, good memories on television. Keep up the great commercials. Can't say I buy much wood but just love seeing the country and men on horses. Thank you. Brenda in Texas :)
I wouldn't mind winning that nice palomino in the TV ads …
It would be great to win enough yella lumber to build a deck and cover over it on the back of
our home to replace the one lost when that girl Katrina come through
I like the yellawood commercials. The best ones on TV.
I two like the cowboy's on the horses. Haven't seen that in a long time.
I also like the scenery that you have.I liked your commercials. Please keep up the good work.
I do use a lot of yellow wood around my house in Florida.
Thank you. Marilyn M. De Maio
I do like your TV commerical of the cowboy on the horses.
Keep up the good work. I do use yellawood here in Florida. For different yard wok. Sure did like the scenery that you had.
Thank you.
Marilyn M. De Maio
i think that it's a wonderful product. thanks for creating it.
Ad brings back memories when our parents dropped us out at the movie theater on Saturday to see the cowboy movies and leave with a "cliffhanger". Love the horse name "Lemon Drop". Cute, cute, cute! I told all my cousins to watch for it as we went to the movies as a group and still do sometimes.
PS: Theater was full of school age children only and imagine how nice it was for our parents not to worry and have a few hours of peace from us. Theater manager had to discipline occasionally but our behavior was great compared to leaving children alone now.
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love your commercials
It is so wonderful to watch a commercial that isn't using sexual suggestions to get you to buy a product. Our whole family enjoys watching the commercial and can't wait to see what happens to the big guy with the gold horse.
I would really love the pickup. My husband left me with a car that leaks and is busted on the inside where he hit it by the sunwindow it's old and i'm disabled and sure don't have the money to buy another one especially a new you and I really like your would I have built my porch with yellawood and am very pleased with it. Thanks
Being a retired law enforcement officer I enjoy seeing Yellowman get the best of the "bad guys" keep up the good comericals
Little ads are great-uplifting in these bad times
I would lik to see more wellafella adds on TV.
Anytime I build something I used yellowwood, it last a long time. I also like the comercials.
LOVED the commercials right up to the point of the new one where YellaFella seems to have developed a need to punch people and have an ATTITUDE.
I hope this is an imposter — my old eyes think they see a YF double in that commercial. Maybe the punch line will be that there is only one YF (and only one YellaWood).
I realy enjoy your bids on T.Y.
I would love to win
I own a fencing business, and all I use is yella wood. It's my best seller and everyone knows and loves it !!! Thank you for such a great product !!!! I only wish there were a way to do my advertising with the yella fella !!!
I would love to the silverado
I would likr to win Chevy Silverado
I enjoy your commercials. I miss watching westerns. they remind me of my wonderful grandma. I wish they would get back to making good ol' westerns again.
love your ads and want to see more of them
i love the yella fellower commercials.
We enjoy your commercials. There is not much on tv anymore that is family friendly, but you are.
My Dad is always building something, recently he built a swing set for my niece who is 2-1/2 she really is enjoying it. My Dad only uses treated wood on his projects he says he does'nt want to have to do it over anytime soon. Keep up the great commercials. I sure would like to win the new deck for my parents!
Ashley Davis
I enjoy your commercials so much. I can tell Yella Fella is John Wayne. I also see other old Western "bad guys" and recognize a lot of lines from old movies. It is just so cute and I enjoy the Riders in the Sky. It is a great add! I don't know who came up with the idea, but it keeps you watching.
I love yellawood my back deck all yellawood and we use all spring and summer. IT nothing like yellawood.
HI LOVE YOUR SKITS YELLA FELLA REMINDS ME OF MY DAD.wHEN I FIRST SEEN THEM I WAS WONDERING IF i COULD WRITE AND TELL YOU HOW MUCH i LOOK FOWARD TO SEEING THEM. i WOULD LOVE TO USE YOUR WOOD BUT HAVE NO i DEA HOW TO. i'M A WIDOW AND NOT MUCH INTO BULIDING.
So. That's what happened to John Wayne when he left Hollywood. He went to Yellawood. Thank you sirs and mams for your TV commercials. They are enjoyable, clean, and fun. I do purchase Yellowood whenever I need weather resistant lumber. Saturday morning cartoons could use a little help from Yellafella.
Loved the conclusion. I never thought I would anticipate seeing what a commercial "cliffhanger" would make me want to be sure and not miss the next sequence.
Congrats to the writers and producers, brilliant!
I enjoy seeing the old yellow cowboy riding up to care of the rotten guys.
My husband works in a lumber mill, and we love your commercials, love those cowboys.
Love the episodes on TV,It's time someone brings back good TV even if it is a commercial.
Did'nt get the skits at first, till I went on line because I work some day and some nights.
I don't know if I can get Yellawood in my hometown but I will check on it.
Thanks Yellafella for good TV, even if it is a commercial thanks.
P.S. Yes I (wood) like to win the Silverado but I hope the skits keep comeing my grandson & I think they are fun.
You'al – Hey, is about time someone entered a "great – unique – different " commercial on TV – I love your " well i'd say "classic adv." The "YellaFella" is down-right Homey and Likeable Guy – "and" we sure need that type of wood "YellaWood" here in our Hurricane territory of Florida – Thank You
the yellawood on my back patio is 10 years old still going strong. love your comercials
love ypor comercials
enjoyed your commericls, keep them up.
loved all your commercials hate to send it end would love to see more sometime
i love the cliff hanger commercial with the riders in the sky . i always liked western and john wayne was one of my favorites, also randolph scott was another. i loved watching the cliff hangers at the movies which indiana jones also reminded me of the cliff hangers. i wish they have some both serious and some with humor in it. if you make more you might emphsize the non toxic used in the wood.
outstanding commercial. i am in the process of building a house now. thanks rod.
give us more.
I have really enjoyed the commercials, they remind me of my youner days, and a better time. I hope there will be more of the clifthangers with yellafella.
Your commercials are fun. Like to surprise my wife with the new Silverado. Just have 1 car that we have to share. Sometimes we bum rides or she walks from work. Thanks, Paul
I really enjoy your commercials. They are wholesome and fun. They remind me of movies like Gene Audrey or The Lone Ranger. These movies are timeless! We are trying to go West this summer. The Silverado would be a big blessing on the trip. My husband would love to drive it. We would be singing your jingle all the way! Sincerely, Sherry
I DON'T KNOW WHAT I AM DOING WRONG, BUT I HAVE TRIED TO ENTER THE WEEKLY WESTERN TRUCK GIVEAWAY AND CAN'T FIND WHERE ON http://www.yellawood.com TO ENTER.
Hi JOE,
This sweepstakes ended on March 29, 2009
Keep making those commercials. They are the best. When I need wood, I'll look for Yellawood!
who won the 2009 chevrolet truck?
Hi shannan,
The grand prize winner has not been posted yet.
You'll see his/her name soon at http://www.yellafella.com/sweepstakes/
where my truch? i know you have had enought time to post my mane.
Corney, but effective. It does catch your eye!
Is that John Wayne on the billboard ad for Yellawood? My husband and I have a bet – he says it's a John Wayne lookalike and I say it's the real mccoy.
I would love to win one of the yellawood sweepstakes
Would love to win the sweepstake, I need a new mower. Any of the prizes I would like
Your commercials are really refreshing,i very much appreciate them in this hussle bussel society we live in.keep em coming..ken pruitt
i like your ada.
Lardass rides again!……….poor horse
lardass rides again.
I think it is ezlly great that you are providing those hoping to win a chance I know it is a problem for
such a large company to furnish this opportunity to all who like to play the sweepstakes.
Great commercials. Very unique.
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FAA Hypocrisy: While It Tightens Airline Inspections, Agency Stops Regular Maintenance of Ground-Based Equipment - (4/25/2008)
CONTACTS: Mike MacDonald, NATCA Regional Vice President, 978-317-2852;
Larry Ihlen, NATCA Engineers Bargaining Unit, 907-830-7121; Doug Church, 301-346-8245
WASHINGTON – With hundreds of thousands of air travelers having endured mass flight cancellations thus far in the Federal Aviation Administration's rush to overreact to a crisis of safety oversight of its own making, the agency is contradicting itself by not applying the same rigid standards to an equally important part of the National Airspace System: The certification and maintenance of FAA-owned ground-based equipment such as radar and instrument landing systems.
Just last month, the FAA unilaterally implemented these changes, which has sparked a vigorous outcry from NATCA, which has filed numerous grievances against the agency. NATCA represents the engineers and other FAA safety professionals responsible for this critical work.
The FAA has relaxed its own requirements for verifying the operation of the equipment by removing the time element. In the FAA's own words in its imposed policy notice, N 6000.216, dated 12/07/07: "The event-based certification policy eliminates the periodic requirement for systems. … This notice exempts maintenance personnel from performing system or subsystem certification as required by the periodic certification interval published in each of the maintenance technical handbooks … with Certification Requirements, published in this notice."
Navigational aiding systems such as Instrument Landing Systems, radar and communication systems used by aircraft are the responsibility of the FAA. Appropriate maintenance and certification that the equipment is operating correctly is a critical function.
Larry Ihlen, a senior engineer, 30-year veteran FAA employee and NATCA Alaska local engineers president, said, "The engineers of the agency have continued to warn management officials that removing the time element between checking the equipment will compromise the safety of the National Airspace System. It is amazing that the agency has descended to the level of arrogance of ignoring the professional opinions of its own subject matter experts while telling the flying public that it is making the airlines adhere to the timelines of air worthiness directives.
"The approach the FAA is taking with its own systems is like saying that you will drive your car across the country without ever checking the oil; it worked yesterday, so it will work tomorrow, unless it quits. Unfortunately, when the agency's equipments quit, the loss of life is a very real possibility!"
Ihlen continued to say, "The scenario that exists within FAA today is not unlike the history of NASA ignoring its own engineers' warnings of the deficiencies of the 'O' rings on the Space Shuttle Challenger." Open harassment and retribution has occurred with those engineers brave enough to say the approach is wrong and unsafe.
The FAA now has tentative plans to relocate 85 percent of all engineers from Alaska to another part of the country, claiming increased efficiency. "So", Ihlen said, "if tragedy happens and a phone call is made to the Alaskan Regional Office for help, there will be a phone ringing on a vacant engineering desk!" Over the past two years, the FAA has allowed the engineering workforce in Alaska to be cut in half. The annual financial impact to Anchorage and Alaska's economy, due to the removal of these employees, is expected to approach $40 million dollars.
"In the history of the FAA," Ihlen said, "either a change has been made to the organization or a change has been made to the operation of the NAS. This is the first time that both changes are being attempted at the same time. If the American public truly understood how the FAA is playing the game of find the pea under the shell, they would be outraged. The only stop to this hemorrhage of expertise and compromising of safety will be immediate and direct Congressional action."
Similar FAA attempts to consolidate engineering functions are occurring in New York, Boston, Kansas City, Chicago and Los Angeles. Regional Vice President and NATCA National Representative for engineers, Mike MacDonald, stated, "With the demands of continued safety of the flying public and the expected work load demands of the near future, the ill-conceived unilateral actions by the FAA across the country against the recommendations of the engineering work force and the purging of FAA's engineering corporate knowledge will lead to an unsafe NAS."
The FAA plans to establish a consolidated engineer location in Atlanta, Dallas and Seattle, costing hundreds of millions of dollars. Decisions for the future of aviation in Alaska have been removed and the engineering expertise associated with the uniqueness of Alaska will soon follow.
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Palin was paid $15.85 per word she spoke on FOX News, according to a University of Minnesota study.
Their calculation is based on Palin's reported $1 million salary, received since Jan 2010. "She spoke 189,221 words on air," U. Minnesota's report revealed, "for an average pay rate of $15.85 per word."
Was Palin's pay out of line with other cable news anchors and pundits? Matt Lauer, Bill O'Reilly, Diane Sawyer, and Anderson Cooper all make upwards of $10 million per year, dwarfing Palin's annual salary. And while those celebrity anchors likely put in more hours than Palin, their take-home pay per word was perhaps quite similar to hers.
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First-time poster looking for board/setup advice. Heres my scoop:
Advanced level rider (22+ years)
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Smaller park jumps, natural terrain/kickers/drops, etc, buttering, some rails/boxes
Currently I ride a 2010 K2 WWW 152 (w/ Formulas) and pretty much love it. Im used to riding small (as small as 143) and playful boards. When I got back into riding more later in life I went up to a 158 directional (K2 Temptation) and thought it was too big and a little too rigid. As I rode mostly noodles when younger I went with the WWW after reading about reverse camber boards etc. I fell in love with the catch-free playfulness of the rocker profile. That said, I think the WWW is a little too soft and am looking for something with more pop, yet retains that faceplant saving action of the rocker board and would allow me to progress my riding. After some research Ive come up with the following decks and am looking for something to sway me in the direction of one over the others (or maybe something I havent considered):
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