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Died: September 27, 2013
Bloomingdale-Mr. Lanier Hutchinson, 73, passed away on Friday, September 27, 2013 at St. Joseph's Hospital.
Mr. Lanier was born in Norristown to the late Henry & Lollis Hutchinson. He was a member of the Savannah Holy Church of God, he enjoyed music, and retired from Savannah Electric and Power Company.
Survivors include his wife, Melba Hutchinson; son and daughter-in-law, Ronnie & Heather Hutchinson; grandchildren, Ashley Hutchinson and Dustin & Krystal Hutchinson; great-granddaughter, Myina Hutchinson; brothers, Winston & Carolyn Hutchinson and Herbert & Wanda Hutchinson and several nieces and nephews.
The visitation was held from 4-6 p.m. on Sunday, September 29, 2013 at the funeral home.
The funeral to honor Mr. Hutchinson's life was held at 1 p.m. on Monday, September 30, 2013 at the Savannah Holy Church of God with Brother Ryan Ralston and Brother Jimmy Sumner officiating. Pallbearers were Steve Purifoy, Lou Dean Coleman, Archie Burson, Lamar Coleman, Ray Gillis and Johnny Sikes. Burial followed at Marlow Cemetery.
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Since first reported in 1986, 14 cases of extrauterine adenomyoma have been reported in the English literature, most often occurring in the ovaries. In this report, we present the first case of extrauterine adenomyoma involving the liver in a 29-year-old woman who presented with a 2-year history of low back pain with recent worsening and a history of laparoscopic myomectomy 5 years previously. Gross inspection of the specimen revealed a subcapsular mass that had a well-circumscribed margin with the adjacent liver tissue. By histopathologic examination, the multilobular mass was composed of a smooth muscle component and benign endometrioid glands and stroma. The smooth muscle component was focally cellular, and the endometrioid glands had secretory features. Both the smooth muscle component and endometrioid tissue were positive for ER and PR. The smooth muscle component was also positive for desmin and SMA, while the endometrioid stroma was positive for CD10. Other extrauterine lesions composed of a mixture of smooth muscle tissue and heterotopic endometrioid tissue, including endometriosis with a smooth muscle component, leiomyomatosis/leiomyomas associated with endometriosis and uterus-like masses, should be included in differential diagnoses. The patient was free from recurrence 5 months after liver tumor resection.
Keywords:Extrauterine adenomyoma; Liver; Differential diagnosis; Pathogenesis
Adenomyomas are benign tumor-like masses composed of smooth muscle tissue and benign endometrioid glands and stroma. These tumors most commonly originate from within the uterine corpus. Adenomyomas in extrauterine sites are extremely rare. To the best of our knowledge, since it was first reported in 1986, only 14 cases of extrauterine adenomyoma have been reported in the English literature, most often occurring in the ovary [1-12].
In this report we describe the first case of extrauterine adenomyoma of the liver in a 29-year-old woman with a history of laparoscopic myomectomy. This is also the first case of a solitary extrauterine adenomyoma arising in an extra-pelvic site. We also present four major theories from the literature to explain the pathogenesis of extrauterine adenomyoma: Müllerian duct fusion defect, sub-coelomic mesenchyme transformation, müllerianosis and endometriosis with prominent smooth muscle hyperplasia or metaplasia.
Case report
Clinical findings
A 29-year-old married non-pregnant woman (P0G0), presented with a 2-year history of low back pain that had worsened over the past 2 months. There were no remarkable findings on physical examination. The patient had a history of uterine leiomyoma and had undergone laparoscopic myomectomy 5 years previously.
Abdominal ultrasonography revealed a 3.6 × 2.5 cm hypoechoic solid mass arising from the posterior right lobe of the liver. No other abnormality was detected on pelvic or abdominal ultrasonography. A subsequent CT scan demonstrated a patchy area with slightly lower density in the peripheral zone of the posterior right lobe of the liver. Contrast-enhanced CT showed heterogeneous enhancement of the lesion in the arterial phase (Figure 1). Laboratory investigations, including liver function tests and tumor markers (AFP, CEA, CA19-9, and CA125), were within normal ranges. Serological tests for hepatitis B surface antigen and anti-hepatitis C virus antibodies were negative.
Figure 1. Contrast-enhanced CT showed a heterogeneously enhanced mass (arrow) in the peripheral zone of the posterior right lobe of the liver.
Exploratory laparotomy revealed a solid, firm mass that was located at the subcapsular region in segment VI of the right liver near the right kidney. The rest of the liver and the other pelvic and abdominal organs appeared normal. The mass was completely removed by liver tumor resection. A frozen section was performed and interpreted as a spindle cell tumor, but primary and metastatic sarcoma of the liver could not be excluded. The patient was doing well and was free from recurrence 5 months after surgery.
Pathology findings
Gross inspection of the specimen revealed a 3.6 × 2.6x1.8 cm white-gray, irregular mass, which was partially covered with the hepatic capsule and partially surrounded by normal yellow-gray liver tissue. The mass was firm and solid, with scattered cysts and foci of congestion and hemorrhage up to 4 mm in diameter (Figure 2).
Figure 2. The cut surface showed a white-gray mass with cysts and foci of congestion and hemorrhage varying in diameter from 0.5 to 4 mm.
Histopathologic examination revealed a subcapsular mass, which had a well-circumscribed margin with the adjacent liver tissue. The mass was multilobular and composed of smooth muscle and benign glands and stroma. The smooth muscle component consisted of whorled intersecting bundles of typical smooth muscle cells with bland nuclei and was focally cellular. However, significant atypia, mitotic activity or necrosis was not observed. Irregular glands and cysts were haphazardly scattered among the smooth muscle bundles. The glands and cysts varied in size and shape and were typically lined by a single or pseudostratified layer of columnar cells, similar to the normal endometrial glands. The endometrioid glands had secretory features and were surrounded by a rim of endometrioid stroma. Variable amounts of blood/congestion and hemorrhage, dense fibrosis and hyalinization, and hemosiderin-laden macrophages were associated with the endometrioid tissue (Figure 3). The adjacent liver tissue was almost normal.
Figure 3. Microscopic features (hematoxylin-eosin stain). A, Histopathologic examination revealed a subcapsular mass. The multilobular mass had a well-circumscribed margin with the adjacent liver tissue. B, Irregular endometrioid glands and cysts were haphazardly scattered among the smooth muscle bundles. Variable amounts of blood/congestion and hemorrhage, dense fibrosis, and hemosiderin-laden macrophages were associated with the endometrioid tissue. C, The whorled intersecting smooth muscle component was focally cellular. D, The endometrioid cysts were typically lined by a single layer of columnar cells and had secretory features.
Immunohistochemistry for CK7, ER, PR, SMA, desmin, CD10, S-100, CD34, CD117 and HMB45 was performed (Figure 4). The endometrioid glands were positive for CK7, ER and PR, while the endometrioid stroma surrounding the glands was positive for CD10, ER and PR and negative for SMA and desmin. The smooth muscle component was positive for ER, PR, SMA and desmin and negative for CD10, S-100, CD34, CD117 and HMB45.
Figure 4. Immunohistochemical staining was performed. The smooth muscle component and the endometrioid tissue were both positive for ER (A) and PR (B). The endometrioid stroma surrounding the endometrioid glands was positive for CD10 (C), while the smooth muscle component was positive for desmin (D).
Moreover, a review of slides from the previous laparoscopic myomectomy specimen showed a typical leiomyoma but no other significant pathology.
Endometriosis, which is defined as the presence of extrauterine endometrioid glands and stroma, is a common condition, with a prevalence of 5-10% in the reproductive female population. Endometriosis typically arises within the pelvis, including the fallopian tubes, ovaries and pelvic peritoneum. However, unusual extra-pelvic sites of endometriosis have also been reported, including the intestine, appendix, abdominal wall, skin, lung, bladder, umbilicus, kidney and even the central nervous system [13,14]. In an extensive review of the English literature, 20 cases of hepatic endometriosis have been described in premenopausal and postmenopausal women aged from 21-62 years old [15-22]. They most often presented with RUQ or epigastric pain, and approximately half had a prior history of pelvic endometriosis. The most common gross presentation of hepatic endometriosis is an endometrioid cyst called an "endometrioma". The pathogenesis of hepatic endometriosis is still controversial, and blood/lymphatic dissemination is the presumed pathway for intraparenchymal hepatic lesions [15,17].
Extrauterine adenomyomas are defined as circumscribed tumor-like masses consisting of smooth muscle tissue and endometrioid glands and stroma and are similar in most respects to their more common uterine counterparts. They are much less common than endometriosis. To the best of our knowledge, only 14 cases of extrauterine adenomyoma have been reported in the English literature. Of these, 12 solitary cases were located within the pelvis, with 5 cases arising in the ovaries and 2 cases arising in the ovarian ligament. The other 2 cases involved multiple sites, including the ovaries, pelvic wall, mesentery, omentum, ileum and sigmoid colon [6]. In this report, we present the fifteenth case of extrauterine adenomyoma and the first case of hepatic adenomyoma. The 15 patients ranged from 29-65 (median 45.5) years of age, and the lesions had diameters of 0.4 cm to 10 cm. Most cases presented with low abdominal and pelvic pain, and 6 cases had a history of adenomyosis or pelvic endometriosis. The gross tumor appearance varied from solid and cystic to entirely solid. Unlike endometriosis, extrauterine adenomyoma is characteristically composed of both smooth muscle and endometrioid tissue. Microscopically, the endometrioid tissue is intermingled with bundles of smooth muscles. Both the smooth muscle component and the endometrioid tissue were benign in all 15 cases. However, multifocal nuclear atypia were reported in the smooth muscle component in 2 cases of extrauterine adenomyoma [5], and a focally cellular but benign smooth muscle component was described in our case.
Extrauterine adenomyomas could easily be misinterpreted as endometriosis or spindle cell tumors, including GISTs and leiomyomas/leiomyosarcomas, in intraoperative frozen sections because of insufficient sampling. In the formalin-fixed, paraffin-embedded sections of the resected tumor specimen, extrauterine adenomyomas should be first differentiated from other extrauterine lesions that are composed of a mixture of smooth muscle tissue and heterotopic endometrioid tissue, including endometriosis with a smooth muscle component, leiomyomatosis peritonealis disseminata/leiomyomas associated with endometriosis, and uterus-like masses. Endometriosis with a smooth muscle component might represent the hyperplasia/hypertrophy of indigenous smooth muscle or smooth muscle metaplasia within endometriosis [5]. Unlike endometriosis with indigenous smooth muscle, the lesion in our case had no obvious continuity with normal smooth muscle tissue, such as the fallopian tube or bowel wall, and was arranged in disorganized short fascicles and bundles. The smooth muscle metaplasia within endometriosis is typically focal and minor, but extrauterine adenomyomas show a dominant smooth muscle component and are more circumscribed than endometriosis both grossly and microscopically. Leiomyomatosis/leiomyomas have been reported to be associated with endometriosis. In most cases of leiomyomatosis/leiomyomas with endometriosis, the endometriotic cyst is either separated from the smooth muscle component or focally and peripherally admixed in the smooth muscle component. Moreover, the smooth muscle component might form multiple nodules [23-27]. In contrast, endometrioid glands and cysts are scattered within the smooth muscle tissue in adenomyoma, which typically forms a solitary nodule. Uterus-like masses are defined as extrauterine organoid masses in various sites, including the broad ligament, ovary and small intestine, that are characterized by a single central cavity lined by endometrium and surrounded by a thick wall of smooth muscle, resembling a normal uterus and most likely representing a particular form of extrauterine adenomyoma [6,28-32]. However, adenomyomas are typically with dispersed endometrioid glands and cysts and without an organoid arrangement with a single central cavity. It should be emphasized that the histological findings of these lesions are strikingly similar and may have overlapping features. Both adenomyomas with uterus-like features and uterus-like masses with adenomyoma features have been reported [2,9]. Leiomyomatosis with uterus-like features and multiple extrauterine adenomyomas/uterus-like masses resembling leiomyomatosis have also been described [6,23]. Therefore, these lesions may belong to a related entity of the same origin. Moreover, the histological distinction between theses lesions is not always clear, and the classification of such lesions may be somewhat arbitrary.
Extrauterine adenomyoma should also be differentiated from other tumors with combinations of smooth muscle tissue and epithelial components. Hepatobiliary adenomyoma is defined as a rare benign tumor-like lesion of the extrahepatic bile ducts, most often involving the gallbladder. A few cases have also been reported elsewhere in the gastrointestinal tract, bile ducts and ampullary region [33,34]. Microscopically, small glands lined by columnar cells are scattered among the fibromuscular stroma. The epithelial component in the hepatobiliary adenomyoma is similar to that of the normal biliary and pancreatic duct system. In contrast, our case demonstrated no relationship with extrahepatic bile ducts, and the epithelial component in our case was endometrioid glands with endometrioid stroma. Leiomyoma, GIST and PEComas with entrapped portal tracts might also be excluded. In these lesions, intrahepatic bile ducts should be found at the tumor periphery, and no endometrioid tissue should be detected. Moreover, GISTs and PEComas typically demonstrate positive immunoreactivity for CD117 and HMB45, respectively.
Another differential diagnosis was extrauterine benign metastasizing leiomyoma (BML) according to the immunohistochemical staining (ER/PR positive) and the history of myomectomy. However, BML is most frequently involving the lung [35], and endometrioid tissue is not observed in BML.
The morphologic criteria for distinguishing extrauterine benign Müllerian-type smooth muscle component from leiomyosarcoma are not well described. The current approach is to apply criteria of the corpus uteri to their extrauterine counterparts, and several potential indicators have been reported to be helpful in the differentiation [36-39].
The pathogenesis of extrauterine adenomyomas or uterus-like masses remains uncertain. We present four major theories from the literature. he Müllerian duct fusion defect theory has been proposed to explain the etiology [2,4-6]. This theory was supported by cases that have been associated with congenital urogenital abnormalities, including renal agenesis, a double excretory system and anomalies of the lower genital tract. The sub-coelomic mesenchyme transformation theory has become more popular in recent years [2,6,7,11,30]. The sub-coelomic mesenchyme or secondary Müllerian system is defined as the layer of tissue that lies underneath the mesothelial surface of the pelvic and lower abdominal peritoneum. According to this theory, extrauterine adenomyomas/uterus-like masses are derived from the sub-coelomic mesenchyme or so-called "secondary Müllerian system", which is supported by cases without congenital anomalies and the effectiveness of hormone-related therapy in controlling the disease. In further support of this theory, most cases of extrauterine adenomyomas/uterus-like masses arise from pelvic and lower abdominal structures. The müllerianosis (developmentally misplaced Müllerian tissue) theory has provided another explanation for the pathogenesis of extrauterine lesions composed of both smooth muscle and endometrioid tissue. Müllerianosis was defined by Batt as a heterotopic organoid structure composed of Müllerian rests (endometrial tissue, endosalpingeal tissue and/or endocervical tissue) that were incorporated within other normal organs during organogenesis [40,41]. The müllerianosis theory was particularly suitable for providing an explanation for extrauterine lesions that occurred in unusual sites outside the pelvic and lower abdominal cavities, such as the spinal cord [42]. This theory was further supported by the presence of ectopic endometrium in human fetuses and lesions that presented in patients without evidence of pelvic endometriosis or a history of surgery on the reproductive organs [40,41]. Endometriosis with prominent smooth muscle hyperplasia or metaplasia, which has also been called endomyometriosis, is the fourth theory to explain pathogenesis [7,43]. Due to the different opinions on their origin and pathogenesis, different diagnoses, including extrauterine adenocarcinoma/uterus-like mass, müllerianosis and endomyometriosis, might be reached for the same case by different pathologists [41,42,44]. The first three theories all agree that these lesions are directly derived from multi-potential cells of either the Müllerian or second Müllerian system. The inducing factors of benign Müllerian lesions arising from multi-potential cells remain to be determined. Hormonal stimulation was considered as one of the major inducing factors [2,6]. Because approximately half of the cases of extrauterine adenomyomas, including our case, have a history of surgery on the reproductive organs 5-22 years previously, surgical stimulation might also be one of the inducing factors [2,5,6,9]. It is more likely that our case arose from the tissue of the secondary Müllerian system because no evidence of adenomyosis, pelvic endometriosis, endosalpingiosis, endocervicosis or congenital urogenital abnormalities was found, and the lesion was located at the liver subcapsular region, which was partially covered by the hepatic peritoneum.
The preoperative diagnosis of extrauterine adenomyoma is difficult because of its rarity and non-specific clinical and radiological findings. Primary or metastatic malignancies should be included in the preoperative differential diagnosis. Moreover, although the malignant transformation of extrauterine adenocarcinomas has not been reported, it is an uncommon but possible event in endometriosis, particularly in liver endometrioma. For example, one case of in situ adenocarcinoma, one case of adenosquamous carcinoma and two cases of adenosarcoma were considered to arise in the setting of liver endometrioma [19-22]. A uterus-like mass associated with endometrioid carcinoma has also been described. Therefore, complete tumor resection might be recommended for extrauterine adenocarcinoma. All 15 reported cases underwent complete tumor resection. Only one case with multiple lesions relapsed, which occurred 1 year after tumor resection; the patient received monthly GnRH agonist treatment, and the disease was well controlled during 10 years of follow-up [6].
In summary, adenomyomas in extrauterine sites are extremely rare. We present the first case of an extrauterine adenocarcinoma with a cellular smooth muscle component involving the liver. Such masses could be easily misinterpreted in the preoperative diagnosis and intraoperative frozen diagnosis. The resected tumor specimen should first be differentiated from other extrauterine lesions, which are composed of a mixture of smooth muscle tissue and heterotopic endometrioid tissue. In this case, the sub-coelomic mesenchyme theory was favored for pathogenesis, and we propose that differentiation from sub-coelomic mesenchyme to adenocarcinoma may be induced by hormonal and/or surgical stimulation.
To publish this case report and accompanying images, written informed consent was obtained from the patient's family.
Competing interests
The authors declare that they have no competing interests.
Authors' contributions
HW W was the main author on the paper, took the clinical images, worked up the case and drafted the manuscript. H Z and XW X conducted the immunohistochemical study. ZH L was the main pathologist involved in the case, made the finally diagnosis and was the main editor of the body of the text. All authors read and approved the final manuscript.
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Re "What more must be done to stop drivers' cell use?" Aug. 1 editorial:
This is in response to your fine article on this widespread issue. I recommend we treat cell use and texting the same as DWI; both have the same devastating result: death and destruction of property.
First offense: suspension of all phone service for six months. You can accomplish this by having the offender bring to a hearing the last bill of the phone provider, then contact the phone provider to suspend service.
To avoid circumventing this, create a pool of notification, such as those used to notify the public of sex offenders. Mandate all providers of service to check this pool when establishing a new account.
In addition, enter this violation of use on the individual credit report. Repeated offenses should result in longer periods of suspension.
There is technology today which can disable a GPS and other electronic devices from usage on movement. Phones should only be able to operate at zero speed; any movement disables use for both incoming and outgoing calls.
In conclusion, voluntary compliance does not work, it must be treated as a felony and enforced. Saving lives is the goal; if it means I must give up some constitutional rights, so be it.
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Package delivery, which has seen growth in recent years as online purchasing booms, will continue under the plan. Postmaster General Patrick Donahue said.
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Last year, Under pressure from Congress and local communities, the cash-strapped agency dropped plans to close thousands of post offices across the nation, instead deciding to trim operations at 13,000 offices.


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Places to give during this holiday season of giving
Places to give during this holiday season of giving
* Woonsocket Adopt-A-Family solicits donors to "adopt" the wish list of a needy child from Woonsocket. Donors purchase 3-4 clothing items, 2-3 toys and a stuffed stocking from the wish list. Donors wrap all gifts, bundle them up and deliver to the volunteer-staffed Donation Center at the Elks Lodge in Woonsocket mid-December. Visit www.woonsocketadoptafamily.org, phone 401-766-2291 or
email email@example.com.
* U.S. Marine Corps Toys for Tots collects new, unwrapped toys for children in need. Donations collected up to Dec. 12 at various locations throughout the state. www.toysfortots.org .
* Northern R.I. Toys for Tots coordinators David and Amanda McLaughlin sent out this list of drop-off sites: Cumberland High School, North Cumberland Middle School, McCourt Middle School, B.F. Norton, J.J. McLaughlin Cumberland Hill, and Garvin Memorial elementary schools, Mercymount Country Day School, Blackstone Valley Prep Mayoral Academy, Cumberland Public Library, OCYL office at the Monastery; also, Lepre Physical Therapy, Angelo's Palace Pizza, Navigant Credit Union, Everybody's Favorite Restaurant, J Gray's Restaurant, Keller Williams Realty, Durham School Services, Dr. Day Care, Andreoni Law Offices of Lincoln & Beta Group. Most collection bins will be picked up on or before Dec. 13. This Northern R.I. Toys for Tots collection will benefit local programs like Cumberland's Happy Baskets, Crossroads R.I. and the Salvation Army toy distribution, according to the McLaughlins.
* Lincoln Town Hall holds its Holiday Basket and Giving Tree programs. Unwrapped gifts put around the Giving Tree at Town Hall, 100 Old River Road, will be given to area children and teenagers. Tags are hung to offer ideas.
Toys, clothing, sports equipment and other gifts will be collected at Town Hall until Thursday, Dec. 19. Gifts will then be distributed with the Holiday Baskets at Christmas.
Holiday Baskets, full of food for Christmas dinner, and easy-to-prepare meals and snacks for kids home on Christmas break, will be delivered to more than 300 Lincoln residents. Non-perishable food items can be dropped off at Town Hall.
* Navigant Credit Union collects for Toys for Tots at all its branches, through the close of business on Dec. 14. Toys must be new and unwrapped, and brought in during regular business hours. Visit www.navigantcu.org for locations.
* The Neighborhood Alliance of Pawtucket is holding its annual coat collection through Friday, Nov. 29. It's part of the statewide Warm Heart Buy Nothing Coat Day. Bring your donations at the Blackstone Valley Visitor Center at 175 Main St. in Pawtucket. Needed are new or slightly used coats, scarves, hats and gloves for children and adults.
Volunteers are needed for helping out at the Nov. 29 distribution, which will be held 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on the Nov. 29, at the Visitor Center. For information, call Arthur Plitt at 401-369-1918.
* The Rhode Island Public Transit Authority and Panera Bread team together for the 2nd annual Stuff A Bus food drive to benefit the Rhode Island Community Food Bank. Help "Stuff A Bus" by donating nonperishable food items such as canned goods and boxed cereal. Each person who donates will receive a free coffee from Panera Bread, a pair of Providence Bruins tickets while supplies last, and a chance to win a $500 Amex gift card. RIPTA will be collecting food at Panera Bread locations in East Greenwich, Warwick, Wakefield, and locally at its new store in Lincoln, 613 George Washington Highway, on Saturday, Dec. 7, from noon to 2 p.m.
* The Barnes and Noble store in The Crossings at Smithfield plaza, 371 Putnam Pike, is holding a Holiday Book Drive through Jan. 1 to benefit children in need through Crossroads Rhode Island.
* Panera Bread is holding a holiday gift drive at 26 locations in Rhode Island and Connecticut, including locally its new store in Lincoln, 613 George Washington Highway, its Smithfield store in The Crossings plaza on Route 44, and stores in North Attleboro, Plainville, and Seekonk, Mass. Customers can participate by going to the counter, selecting a gift tag with a specific child's first name on it, and then purchasing the "wish list" items noted. Each gift tag is special with a different child, age and list of gifts on it. Gifts should be brought back to the manager of the store by Monday, Dec. 9, unwrapped in a shopping or gift bag with the gift tag attached.
* The Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Ocean State is holding a clothing drive, seeking donations of gently-used clothing and small household items. Donations help to raise funding to support its mentoring programs for boys and girls throughout the state. Donated items can be dropped off at the Northern R.I. Donation Center in Cumberland, 1270 High St., or call for free home pickup. For more information, call 401-921-2434 or visit www.bbbsos.org .
* The Smithfield Police Department is teaming up with merchants at The Crossing at Smithfield to collect new and unwrapped toys, clothing and gift cards from Nov. 29 to Dec. 13. Each year, hundreds of new toys and clothing are distributed to less fortunate children in Smithfield and throughout the state. Several collections bins are located throughout The Crossing at Smithfield plaza, off Route 44, or you may drop off gifts at the police station. Contact Patrolman Orlando Braxton at 401-231-2500, ext. 202, or visit www.facebook.com/smithfieldpolice .
* St. Mary's Home for Children, 420 Fruit Hill Ave., North Providence. Suggested gift donations are toys, craft supplies, games, gift cards, cash donations, new clothing, tickets to local attractions, gift cards to local stores and restaurants. Detailed wish lists and additional suggestions may be found at www.smhfc.org. Call 401-353-3900, ext. 262, or email email@example.com, Deliver by Dec. 19, between 8 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. weekdays, or call to arrange another time. Do not wrap gift items. Cash contributions help support many of the programs that take place at St. Mary's from therapeutic recreational activities to birthday parties to additional clinical services provided to a child in crisis.


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Sometime between July 25 and 26 a pipeline near Marshall broke spilling more than 819,000 gallons of oil into a creek that drained into the Kalamazoo River. The result is one of Michigan's largest environmental disasters ever.
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In this Aug. 2010 photo provided by the NTSB, a section of the pipeline that ruptured and spewed oil into a southern Michigan river is shown. The rupture extends approximately 6 1/2 feet longitudinally with the widest portion of the opening measuring 4 1/2 inches. The fracture was located approximately 25 feet from the upstream joint in a 40-foot section of 30-inch pipe. / AP Photo/NTSB
Oil is continued to be drained near the oil spill by Talmadge Creek in Fredonia Towship, Mich. on Friday, Aug. 6, 2010. Enbridge Inc. executives said Friday they had no timetable for resuming the flow of oil through a damaged pipeline that failed last week and poured hundreds of thousands of gallons of crude into a southern Michigan river. The Canadian company was removing a roughly 100-foot damaged section of the 30-inch line in a marshy area of Calhoun County. Federal officials planned an initial inspection at the site once the job was completed. / (AP Photo/The Enquirer, John Grap)
Map showing Enbridge oil spill spread
Binder Park Zoo veterinarian Dr. Chris Tabaka releases one of two soft-shell turtles rehabilitated from the oil spill in the Kalamazoo River, at the zoo on Monday Aug. 2, 2010, in Battle Creek, Mich. / (AP Photo/The Enquirer, John Grap)
A packed gymnasium of concerned citizens listen to officials from the EPA, U.S. Fish and Wildlife, and other agencies at a news conference at Marshall High School Monday, Aug. 2, 2010, in Marshall, Mich. / (AP Photo/The Enquirer, Al Lassen)
A goose rescued from the Kalamazoo River is restrained while volunteers at the Circle D Wildlife Refuge in Vicksburg clean some of the oil from it. The animal along with 11 others were brought by Leigh and Woody Haroff of Ceresco to the refuge on Tuesday. / John Grap| Battle Creek Enquirer
Operations under way Tuesday morning to collect oil from the spill along Talmadge Creek in Marshall Township. / John Grap| Battle Creek Enquirer
Oil safety tips
What is in the oil?
The Enbridge oil spill contains heavy crude oil. Crude oil is a mixture of different hydrogen- and carbon-based chemicals normally called hydrocarbons. Because they are mixtures, different oils can be harmful in different ways.
What is in the air?
Over time, many of the compounds that make up these oil mixtures will enter the air. The wind will spread these vapors over a distance, lowering their concentration in any one area. The level of vapors in the air is expected to be below the level that can hurt you.
Tests of the air will tell us more. These tests are being conducted at this time and will continue for as long as necessary.
How will my health be affected?
Strong smells affect different people in different ways. Some people may experience nausea, vomiting, difficulty breathing, or headaches. If nausea, vomiting, difficulty breathing, or headaches occur due to the smell in the air, leaving the area should help to stop your symptoms. If you feel your symptoms are severe, seek medical attention.
If the smell bothers you, stay indoors, close the doors and windows, and turn on your central air conditioning. If you have a window air conditioner it may be better not to use it or to turn the settings to the recirculating mode, which closes the outside ventilation feature.
Can the oil harm my children?
Children tend to be more sensitive than adults to oil and other forms of pollution. What might be annoying to you could be a real problem for them, particularly if your child is an infant or toddler, or has a pre-existing medical condition.
Like adults, children should avoid contact with the oil and can be more susceptible to respiratory illness. If the oil gets on your childs skin, wash it off as soon as you can with a mild soap (dish detergent) and water, or if necessary, a waterless skin cleanser. Watch your children carefully for rashes or dark, sticky spots on their skin that are hard to wash off. If you see any of these symptoms, see your doctor or other health care provider.
Hotline number for Enbridge oil spill questions: (800) 306-6837.
Source: Calhoun County Public Health Department


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Since 2005, Yael has managed high profile video and photography shoots for Tourism BC and the Canadian Tourism Commission (CTC).
With her creative eye, understanding of production and post-production fundamentals, and in-depth knowledge of brand and marketing strategy, Yael ensures that project budgets are spent wisely, the client's best interests are considered at all times, and that quality, on-brand results are consistently delivered.
She has led the development of provincial and federal partnership agreements, and pre-production, on-location production and post-production of projects across British Columbia, Alberta, and Quebec.
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Kwame Kilpatrick's Friend Defaulted On $1,062/mo. Mustang Shelby Loan
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Maroon slipped her bra and pink laced panties off, tossing them
beyond the pile of dirty clothes. She pulled a night tee on, her
breasts pressed against it like two balloons. Her nipples became
hard nubs from the friction with the shirts fabric and cool air
conditioning. Between her legs resided the thick shape of her
pussy. It's odor was sweaty but sweet, moisture enveloping
between the lips and down from her clit.
Everytime she moved, her thick thighs brushed against each other causing heat to form between her knees. She moaned momentarily before grabbing a spare pair of undies and slipping them on. She was trying her best not to touch her black pearl.
Just for more reassurance, she pulled a pair of pajama shorts over her panties as well. When she turned away from her bed, her door bell chimed throughout the apartment. She scurries to the door, "Who is it?'
"Its me, Curiyel." The husky voice of a female breathed through the thin door. Maroon opened the door without further ado, greeting the other female inside.
Curiyel walked in, her body drenched from the pouring storm. She had just come back from a wedding upstate Chicago and got caught in a rain storm. Instead of forcing herself to drive home in the thunder and lightening, she stopped at Marron's place. It was much better then driving for another hour or so, even though she lived thirty minutes away. The traffic outside was ridiculous and her head was already taking a toll for the worse headache in her life.
Dealing with a newlywed cousin can be a bitch. Especially if your cousin's a bitch. Curiyel can't stand her and the only reason she attended the wedding was to stare at guest or preferably, their asses. No, Curiyel wasn't lesbian. She just hadn't found the 'right man', an excuse she always throws at her friends who pry into her life like a sealed envelope.
"You're so wet!" Maroon gushed, grabbing a towel from the small closet in her smaller hallway. She laughed to herself at the other meaning. Her mind was half focused, and half corrupted by her arousal. She turned around to hand Curiyel a towel to find the woman already unzipping her black, knee length Versace dress.
The shitty dress cost her the whole bit of her money last month and now it was probably half ruined by the bad weather prediction. Sunny day her ass. She wondered how many lawsuits weatherologists got for being wrong. Possibly none since the weather could not be accurately predicted. Still, she was kind of mad that it rained on her parade. The wedding ended an hour short. Just when she was about to get some from a banging blond with breast for days. Her curves were untamable and her lips put Angelina Jolie to shame. Wonder what magic she can do with those lips.
Curiyel took the towel from Maroon and said thank you in her black bra and lace matching panties.
"Do you mind if I take a shower?" Curiyel asked, knowing damned well Maroon wouldn't mind. Maroon nodded, turning on her heel and leading Curiyel to the shower. Even though Curiyel already knows the blueprint of this damn apartment.
Curiyel felt her eyelids dropping onto the rear of Maroon. Her ass was dancing. Literally dancing as it moved up and down, her hips working to keep up but falling into a slow grind of a left-to-right motion. Was Maroon not wearing any panties? It was hard to tell since she was wearing some pajama shorts and a pretty oversized shirt. Curiyel liked to look at Maroon.
They'd been friends for two years now. Chilled together and everything. Maroon was African, born in Sudan. Her dark chocolate skin was worshipped when she came to America. It wasn't that no one had never seen a dark skin girl. It's just that no one had ever seen a dark skin girl like Maroon. Like the color maroon, her skin had a cast of red, close to burgundy. She had pretty natural curly hair, cut short to her head. Her eyelashes curled at the end, and her nose was small. She had one dimple, the other one missing in action. Her lips were dark pink and slightly curved into a heart.
She was a body banging, south African beauty with a sense of humor and a heart of gold. And that's one thing Curiyel admired.
Curiyel was a normal Chicago chick. Half White and half Latina with hair that was sometimes straight, sometimes 'fuck-you-i'm-curly-bitch'. She was tall and pretty to most people. She was a business woman, owning a small company that hooked clients up with dates for big events. Or for better words, escorted them. She was a party girl and she loved to meet all kinds of girls. But she, was not lesbian. Or at least, a permanent one.
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I thought I understood exactly how to get these back together but I don't. I took them apart (usually having a great memory for this stuff) and was confused upon reassembly. Classic.
Grrrr I can't find a diagram however I will attach a photo of the shifter model (found on google).
What made things confusing was that someone had liberated the ratchet out of the left lever (front derailleur) or it just didn't come with one because with all of that leverage for one gear it mightn't have needed one.
Anyway, if anyone has any experience with these please share. I'd love to get it back together correctly.


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Quad Cities Campus
Master of Science in Instructional Design and Technology
Admissions: (309)762-1495 | Catalog
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The Master of Science (MS) degree in Instructional Design and Technology is designed to prepare educational technology specialists, graphic designers, educational technologists, trainers in industry and business, and classroom teachers to develop, produce, and evaluate instructional and training materials. Courses are offered in an online format, and selected courses are offered in a weekend format at the Macomb campus, where hands-on experience occurs. Coursework for this degree can be completed online or as a combination of online and face-to-face courses. Graduates of the program will enter or continue careers in instructional design, interactive multimedia, computer-based graphics, and distance learning.
Program Description
The Department of Instructional Design and Technology offers both a Master of Science in Instructional Design and Technology and Post Baccalaureate Certificates in Instructional Design and Technology. Certified teachers who 1) complete the IDT Master's program with a Technology Specialist emphasis OR complete the Technology Specialist Post Baccalaureate Certificate, and 2) pass the required state tests can also apply for an Illinois State Board of Education endorsement for Technology Specialist.
Master of Science Program
The M.S. degree is designed to prepare graphic designers; educational technologists; trainers in industry and business; technology specialists; and classroom teachers to develop, produce, and evaluate instructional and training materials. Courses are offered in various formats including online, two-way compressed video, and hands-on experience. With careful planning through the department graduate advisor, the Master's program may be completed entirely online. The program provides students with knowledge and skills in the following areas:
- Distance learning applications in training and education
- Multimedia applications in training and education
- Course work and training program development
- Systematic instructional design and evaluation of instruction and training
- Instructional software development and utilization
- Technology integration in the K-12 classroom and at the K-12 building level
Graduates of the program will enter or continue careers in interactive multimedia, computer-based graphics, distance learning, and training. Graduates may also use their skills to integrate technology in their classrooms or school and for professional development of educators. The program also serves students interested in pursuing advanced graduate studies in instructional design and related areas.
The Department of Instructional Design and Technology is dedicated to a high level of academic scholarship in its professional program and to excellence in the preparation of technology specialists. Faculty associated with the department includes distinguished scholars, researchers, and authors of national and international reputation. Most faculty have either taught or served in public schools or have worked in professional training and instructional product development settings. All have shown commitment to the continued improvement of education through the process of professional study, the development of new approaches to teaching, and the design and publication of innovative and scholarly courses of study.
Contact Information
Chairperson: Hoyet Hemphill
Graduate Committee Chairperson: Leaunda Hemphill
Office: Horrabin Hall 47
Telephone: (309) 298-1952 Fax: (309) 298-2978
E-mail: email@example.com
Website: wiu.edu/coehs/idt
Location of Program Offering: Macomb and Online
Admission Requirements
The IDT program welcomes and invites qualified applicants from diverse fields and interests. Applicants desiring admission into the IDT graduate program must formally apply to the School of Graduate Studies declaring Instructional Design and Technology as their area of study. Furthermore, applicants must indicate whether they are applying for the General Instructional Design and Technology Emphasis or the Technology Specialist Emphasis.
Applicants may qualify for admission to the General Instructional Design and Technology Emphasis under the following conditions:
- Applicants must meet the general admission requirements of the School of Graduate Studies. Currently, the School of Graduate Studies admits students with an overall undergraduate GPA of at least 2.75 (or a GPA of at least 3.0 for the final two years of undergraduate coursework). If undergraduate requirements are not met, the departmental admissions committee will consider for admission applicants who have completed at least 12 semester hours of graduate coursework with a cumulative graduate GPA of 3.2 or higher from a regionally accredited university. All others will be denied admission. No more than nine semester hours completed before being admitted to the program can be used to meet degree requirements, unless the hours were earned while in an IDT Post-Baccalaureate Certificate program.
- Applicants must submit a 1000-word structured essay that describes their interests and career goals as they apply to the field of instructional design and technology. (Structured essay questions are available online or in the department.)
- Applicants must submit three letters of recommendation from individuals who can attest to the applicant's academic potential at the graduate level.
- International students whose native language is not English must satisfy one of the following criteria:
a. meet the minimum TOEFL admission score required by the School of Graduate Studies;
b. complete the WESL program prior to taking IDT graduate courses;
c. hold a bachelor's degree (with four years in residence) from an accredited college/university within the USA and within two years of matriculation at WIU.
In addition, applicants for the state-approved Technology Specialist Emphasis must also meet the following conditions:
- Applicants must have completed a state-approved teacher education program and hold a teaching certificate/license.
- Applicants must show evidence of meeting the National Educational Technology Standards for Teachers (NETS-T) by submitting a self-assessment of competencies.
Applicants for the state-approved Technology Specialist Emphasis should also be aware of the following:
- Applicants who lack basic competencies in microcomputer application software may be required to take IDT 503.
- Applicants to the Technology Specialist Emphasis who have identified NETS-T deficiencies may be required to take IDT 504, or they may be required to complete a faculty approved plan of selected professional development activities.
- Completion of the Technology Specialist Emphasis does not automatically lead to an Illinois State Board of Education endorsement forTechnology Specialist. Questions concerning this licensure should be directed to the IDT Graduate Advisor.


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2 teens suspected in car break-ins
Two Monroe teenagers are suspected of breaking into vehicles and stealing items Sunday morning, the Monroe County Sheriff's Office reported.
One of the suspects, 17, is believed to be involved in a rash of vehicle break-ins last week, police said. He was arrested on a charge of driving a car without permission, two counts of larceny from a vehicle, two counts of home invasion and fraudulent use of credit cards.
It's undetermined whether the other suspect, 16, was arrested.
The 17-year-old drove his mother's car without her permission to Trapper's Bar, where he picked up the 16-year-old at 4 a.m. Sunday. They drove to Ravenwood Subdivision where they found unlocked vehicles parked in driveways, police said.
They allegdly stole several items including purses containing credit cards. They then drove to a Monroe Bank & Trust ATM where they attempted to use the credit cards with several different pin numbers.
Without luck, they drove to a Sunoco gas station where they used a gift card to buy $5 in gas.
The 17-year-old is a suspect in an incident involving six vehicles last week. Items taken from the vehicles include a glass jar containing $5 in coins, a $40 purse, a $100 GPS, a $200 DSI and games and one box of 9-mm and one box of 45-caliber ammunition valued at $50.
Radio station vandamaged
A 98.3 radio station van was damaged while it was parked in the St. Mary's Park parking lot, the Monroe City police reported.
An employee at the radio station reported to police Monday that its van had what appeared to be two small BB gun holes in the windshield. The $500 damage occurred sometime between 2:30 p.m. Thursday and 11:15 a.m. Saturday.
The van was parked at the St. Mary's lot due to construction at the W. Front St. parking lot.
The van is owned by Cumulus Broadcasting, 14 S. Monroe St.


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As the northwest UK 's two audiovisual organisations are planning to merge, the chief executive and managing director of the combined organsation have been named.
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For "Museums, Media and Tourist Attractions",the 6th World Colloquium of the International Association of Museums of HistoryLahti, Finland, May 2002
The Internet provides a relatively new tool for a function that is not new: museum outreach. Museums have been engaged in public outreach for decades through initiatives such as travelling exhibitions, publications, educational programmes, and professional conferences. They have also reached out to potential audiences through a range of media, such as newspapers, magazines, radio, television, trade fairs and tourism expos. The Internet adds a new tool – along with some new challenges and opportunities – to these activities. I want to offer a Canadian perspective on these challenges and opportunities and examine how they may shape the future of museum activities.
Canada has the highest per capita use of the Internet in the world. The vast size of our country and the remoteness of many rural communities have forced our society to develop an innovative, effective and intensive national communications infrastructure, together with the industry and the public policies necessary to foster that infrastructure. The organization which I lead, the Canadian Museum of Civilization Corporation (CMCC) 1, is our national museum of human history. It has the legislated mandate "to increase, throughout Canada and internationally, interest in, knowledge and critical understanding of Â… human cultural achievements and human behaviour". Given the national and international scope of our audiences, and the limits to operating an institution physically rooted in a single location, it was natural that the CMCC become involved with the Internet, at an early stage in the emergence of the World Wide Web.


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RENO, Nev. (AP) - Letter carriers across northern Nevada will be
collecting food during their Saturday deliveries to help feed needy
The annual Help Stamp Out Hunger drive is sponsored by the
National Association of Letter Carriers.
Last year the drive brought in 70 million pounds of food
nationwide. Northern Nevada post offices collected nearly 300,000
The Reno Gazette-Journal reports the Stamp Out Hunger event is the biggest food drive of the year for the Food Bank of Northern Nevada. Officials say the donations help bridge the gap between the fall and winter holiday drives and the summer months.
People wanting to donate should use a sturdy bag to leave
non-perishable, non-expired food items next to their mailbox before
the regular mail delivery time on Saturday.
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Find it hard to understand that the market does not see the value in such a good news release. We are talking not only Resource estimates but Reserves in the billions of pounds from this Tibetan project. This is along with gold production from the Chinese operations. You would think with even the U.S. markets shutdown the trading in Hong Kong would be positive for the share price. Shows you how bad the market sentiment is. Bargains all around if you have the dollars to buy.


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Production on "Girl Meets World" is underway and recently, producers added another "Boy Meets World" alum to the series.
Lee Norris will reprise his role as Minkus on the upcoming Disney Channel series, reuniting with his former cast members Ben Savage and Danielle Fishel for a guest spot.
"I've had a great time being back on set with some of my old friends," Norris told E! News. "It still amazes me how many people love and remember Minkus, and I'm excited for the fans to catch up with him after all these years."
But what about the rest of the cast?
Probably the most talked about possible return belongs to Rider Strong, who played Shawn. Since he was one of the three main characters on "Boy Meets World," fans are dying to see him return, but reports have been mixed.
When the series was first announced in early 2013, Strong claimed he had "no involvement" in the series, but weeks later, he was seen on set and rumors began to swirl that he was, in fact, involved.
In Feb. 2013, Michael Jacobs, the show's creator, spoke of Strong's return as well as Will Friedle, who played Eric, the brother of Ben Savage's character.
"I think there's more than a chance," Jacobs said of the possibility. "I think there's a strong chance."
Maitland Ward, who played Rachel on the original series, spoke to a "Girl Meets World" fansite on May 9, 2013 after being photographed on the "Girl Meets World" set, teasing of her own return.
"I think people are going to love the new kids on the show!" she explained. "They are the cutest and are so talented. I really think this is going to be a great show for Boy Meets World fans and for a future generation of fans."
Then, when asked about her character's return, she played coy, saying, "I can't really share any show info, but it would be fun if the old gang got back together again!"
William Daniels aka Mr. Feeny has been confirmed for a guest return on the series' pilot.
"I am grateful to everyone at Disney Channel for the opportunity to reach my favorite audience, which has always been kids," creator Michael Jacobs said in a statement when the series was announced. "Girl Meets World is a new show for a new generation that will be rooted in the same kind of honest, comedic storytelling about coming of age and the importance of family and friendship that made Boy Meets World so popular."
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Calcutta: Team India captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni and Eden Gardens curator Prabir Mukherjee didn't see eye-to-eye during their first meeting after the recent controversy surrounding the preparation of the pitch for the third Test.
Mukherjee, though, put up a brave face and said that he was least concerned with such 'apathy'.
"I'm not at all bothered if Dhoni doesn't talk to me. Having worked for so many years, I don't think I need to prove myself.
"I know where I belong," the veteran curator retorted. "I spoke to both Gambhir and Harbhajan. Both appeared pleased after having a look at the wicket."
Dhoni had demanded a turner from Day I after the second Test in Mumbai while Mukherjee had refused to oblige.
The pitch, in all likelihood, will be a turner with spinners set to play a significant role as the game progresses.
The England camp kept their fingers crossed. "We feel that the pitch will have at least a little bit for everyone," pacer Steven Finn said.
"Hopefully, it will brighten the scope of bowlers gradually as the game progresses... Maybe it will break later."
In the morning, during England's training session, former captain Michael Atherton and a British journalist were asked to stay away from near the pitch by Mukherjee after they tried to get a close look .


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Two UTEP students were shot and killed Tuesday in Juárez, university officials said today.
In this photo from Oct. 20, Bravo Cadillac and Chevrolet owner Raymond Palacio greeted UTEP students Manuel Acosta Villalobos, left, and Eder Diaz Otero, second from left, as he entered a Business Administration room for a talk with students. Acosta, 25, and Diaz, 23, were shot and killed Tuesday in Juarez, UTEP officials said Wednesday. (Victor Calzada / El Paso Times)
The students were identified as Manuel Acosta Villalobos, 25, and Eder Diaz Otero, 23.
They were in a Nissan Sentra with Texas plates when they were attacked about 8 p.m. in colonia Rincones de Santa Rita, Chihuahua state police said. Gunmen fired 36 rounds.
Acosta was an undergraduate in computer information systems in the college of business and Diaz was an undergraduate student in the college of business.
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A 52-year-old White County man was arrested Saturday after allegedly threatening to kill his ex-wife and her husband, according to Bull Shoals Police Chief Dan Sutterfield.
At approximately 9 a.m. Friday, officers took a report from a man who said he was in fear for the lives of his family. According to the complainant, his wife's ex-husband, Scotty Branscum, was sending Facebook threats saying he was going to kill the complainant and his former wife, and take his son. The complainant stated in the threats Branscum also was sending pictures of a handgun he owns and bragging he had been ...


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Elle works for Russh Magazine in Sydney.
jacket-Saba; dress-Vintage; shoes-Watson + Watson; sunglasses-Vintage Fiorelli; rings-Lucky LooLoo' fragrance-Gucci by Gucci
Great meeting you Elle.
Lee x
Elle works for Russh Magazine in Sydney.
jacket-Saba; dress-Vintage; shoes-Watson + Watson; sunglasses-Vintage Fiorelli; rings-Lucky LooLoo' fragrance-Gucci by Gucci
Great meeting you Elle.
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Love her dress & nude shoes. It looks like she never ends.
This look is so perfect. I really love her dress! i have been looking for a similar cut for ages, but can't seem to find anything.
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Lovely look! Really great for enjoing the coffee 😉
I love the jacket is very simple but very chic too, just amazing with that dress and the boots…cooool!
Nice!!! Luving the striped dress! Wish I could see her shoes better..cause it appears to be very nice!
Ps. Our mom (Linton) grew up in London hence Linton from London but we are currently living in Aruba! Would be awesome if you ever come this area!
Basic and oh so fabulous!!!
I've seen those watson+watson shoes before! Love them, but i never even thought about pairing them with an ankle length dress. Great capture Lee!
xo Mordrian
That jacket is incredible!
Love the leather!
how simple can a look be! it is all about the textures and the prints! the texture of the leather looks so soft, love love the shape, it is a smashing jacket. the maxi dress looks amazing on her: maxi and stripes are so hard to wear but she nailed it. the cream boots are the best, the absolute finishing touch
I love this look so much. Maxi dresses aren't always easy to pull off.
Love her jacket!
The maxi dress looks so cool on her! And she's rocking those sunglasses.
i like the proportions here. great shot too!
I love that jacket!
She looks so carefree and effortless chic! Shades are awesome!
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The grays with the nude shoes, LOVE it!!!!!
Loving that leather jacket, the neutral olive such a great pairing with the tiny stripe and long dress–so great!
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This is my favourite way of wearing a leather jacket: with a flowing dress. Love these neutral colours, simple and chic. :)Ada
Love the maxi stripped dress and the nude wedges.
Oh1 I like that silver breath with beige color :).
Wonderfully simple and polished. Great shot. x
Love her jacket!
Elle is so chic! Loving her vintage maxi…xo
I am so loving the simplicity of this look, the leather jacket is lush! Me wants!
Nice look!
I love her jacket and her shoes. LOVE !
This outfit reminds me how much I miss the simplicity and the Scandinavian fashion at home. Thanks for the reminder! Good I'm going home to Sweden during summer so I can bring some inspiration back to bling bling, top to toe designer – Dubai in August.
Have a great day! xx
She looks like one long, unending column of chic. Love the colour of her jacket
Grey is my favorite colour. It is so versatile and sophesticated. What I like about her is her minimal look. No extra rings, bangles, necklaces etc. It lends a clean and modern feel!
She looks so understated and chic! The jacket and the maxi dress look so perfect together! The nude heels are so subtle and sophisticated! xoxoxoo
i love this – very laid back and very chic!
Loving the shoes….like that she didn't do the obvious and wear black shoes.
simple but fabulous combo. i always love leather jackets with long dresses. and the shoes just finishes the look perfectly.
Her jacket is Fabulous!!! I love it!!!!
Simple & chic! Beautiful Saba jacket colour! xo
FABULOUS jacket!
Lee this photo is great. I'm loving her style, so effortless but so gorgeous.
So laid back……..& yet so so stylish!
the shoes are brilliant. and i cannot get enough maxi dresses. short as i am.. but i can't stop wearing them.
What a great combination with the maxi and the jacket. Definitely my kind of style!
Love the shoes and the dress, quite simple but really chic.
I lvoe this outfit You speak Portuguese?
Adore this colour and the lengths. Plus she looks so classic, casual & comfy!
A x
She is really stylihs, love the colour pallette and the sunnies give a little edge to the outfit. Like her hair!
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Private equity firm Hellman & Friedman said late Sunday its joint founder Warren Hellman died at 77 as a result of complications associated with leukemia.
Hellman, the great-grandson of Wells Fargo Nevada National Bank President Isaias W. Hellman, jointly founded Hellman & Friedman in 1984 with Tully Friedman, and built one of the industry's leading private equity firms with more than $25 billion committed capital raised since inception.
The firm's investments included Levi Strauss & Company, VoiceStream Wireless, Young & Rubicam, Eller Media and The NASDAQ Stock Market.
Patricia Dunn, the former Hewlett-Packard chairman who was linked to a boardroom spying scandal, has died, our Wall Street Journal colleagues are reporting.
Dunn, a former freelance journalist, rose to become CEO of fund management company Barclays Global Investors, before she stepped down in 2002 to be treated for cancer.
In 2005, Dunn was tapped as chairman of Hewlett-Packard, which had just pushed out CEO Carly Fiorina.
Under Dunn's watch, H-P became embroiled in a scandal over what the company admitted were improper methods used to track leaks it believed were coming from the board.
Theodore J. Forstmann, an investor who helped pioneer the corporate-leveraged buyout, died Sunday of brain cancer, according to a news release from his company.
Readers, feel free to leave your thoughts and memories of Ted Forstmann in the comments section.
Absent a last-minute reprieve, bookstore chain Borders will be no more.
Borders filed for bankruptcy protection in February, and has been beating the bushes looking for a white knight. But today Borders said it received no formal proposals to buy the company out of bankruptcy protection.
That means Borders will ask a judge to approve a sale of the company to firms that specialize in taking apart companies and selling them for scrap.
Morgan Stanley is pondering a name change for its Morgan Stanley Smith Barney brokerage unit, according to Deal Journal colleague Brett Philbin. The possible new brand would drop the "Smith Barney" name from Wall Street's largest retail brokerage. In the future, Regular Joe investor could find himself signing up with a financial adviser at "Morgan Stanley Global Wealth Advisors." Doesn't quite have the same ring, does it?
While the name change makes sense given Morgan Stanley's controlling interest in the joint venture with Citigroup, sending a Wall Street moniker to the scrap heap is an occasion worthy of some overly lachrymose words.
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SANTA FE -- For the first time, Gov. Susana Martinez may be the favorite in the furious fight over driver's licenses for undocumented immigrants.
Martinez, a Republican, wants to repeal the law allowing people to obtain New Mexico driver's licenses without proof of immigration status.
Democrats in the state Senate closed ranks last winter to thwart her attempt to eliminate the law.
But now, during a special session, Martinez may have enough support to win, state Sen. George Muñoz said Thursday.
Muñoz, D-Gallup, stood against Martinez earlier this year and said he is inclined to side with her this time.
He also said a half-dozen other Democrats in the Senate could join him in shifting to her camp. That would be just enough for Martinez to carry the day on the issue in which she has invested enormous time and energy.
Muñoz said one sentiment from people in his district had caused him to reconsider his vote. "Native Americans believe Hispanics are taking their jobs," he said.
At another point during a 20-minute interview, Muñoz said he would help the governor on driver's licenses based on a particular condition. "If John Ryan doesn't carry the bill, you might get one more vote," Muñoz said.
Ryan is a Republican senator from Albuquerque who filibustered away the last day of the winter session, blocking a capital construction bill that Muñoz said was vital.
Push Ryan to the sidelines, Muñoz said, and he would be inclined to help the governor on driver's licenses.
Until now, John Arthur Smith of Deming was the only Democratic senator solidly behind Martinez on driver's licenses. Democrats control the Senate, 27-15. But Muñoz said the tide is shifting, and a handful of Democrats in border or swing districts could align with the governor.
Sen. Stephen Fischmann, D-Mesilla Park, said residents of his district overwhelmingly favor Martinez's stand on driver's licenses. Fischmann said he would have to take his constituents' feelings into account if the licensing bill reaches a vote in the Senate.
The Border Network for Human Rights is a group fighting to maintain the system allowing undocumented immigrants to obtain New Mexico licenses.
It plans a rally Monday at Mesilla Plaza to call on Fisch mann and Sen. Mary Kay Papen, D-Las Cruces, not to shift to the governor's side.
Martinez said the licensing law is "dangerous" and threatens border and national security.
But the border network says it is a humane law.
Jose Manuel Escobedo, policy director of the border network, said livelihoods and families are at stake. Taking away driver's licenses would cost hardworking taxpayers their jobs, he said.
Martinez's supporters counter that the state should not issue driver's licenses to people who are in the country illegally. Nuñez said the existing system abets lawbreakers.
The House of Representatives voted 42-28 during winter for the licensing repeal sponsored by Nuñez.
Nuñez said the House vote would be even more lopsided this time as more Democrats will line up behind him and the governor. But Nuñez said the vote in the Senate would be tougher to win.
As for Muñoz, he said he would be most comfortable with a compromise bill sponsored by Rep. Thomas Anderson, R-Albuquerque.
It would grant driving permits to undocumented immigrants, not regular licenses that also can be used as identification to board airplanes and enter secure government buildings. Utah has such a system.
Only New Mexico and Washington state issue actual driver's licenses to undocumented immigrants.
Martinez has already said she dislikes Anderson's bill, and legislators rejected two similar proposals last session. She wants nothing less than a repeal.
Muñoz said she could get it as more senators question the wisdom of the existing law.
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Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger insists that he wants to keep Theo Walcott at the club.
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger insists that he wants to keep Theo Walcott at the club.
The England forward scored a hat-trick in Saturday's 7-3 win over Newcastle United and his boss insisted after the game that he will not be sold in January.
Walcott's contract runs out at the end of the season.
"The club loves Theo, Theo loves the club and trust me reciprocal love is difficult to find," said Wenger.
"He was man of the match, but the intensity of my desire is the same as it would have been if he had had a disastrous game: I want him to extend his contract and I'm hopeful he will.
"Theo showed what he can do, but there was also a new determination about him and a desire to run into the box.
"I know he can only get stronger. He is an intelligent player and because of that intelligence, he will continue to improve."
Walcott now has 14 goals this season, as he continues to stake his claim to be played as a centre forward.
"I hope something will be sorted soon," Wenger said. "I enjoy playing in whatever position but it was just telling the manager to give me the opportunities to play up front.
"I'm not saying I'm always going to play up front but it's just showing what I can do but hopefully I've opened a few eyes and it's just a different option. Hopefully, I can start to take it a bit more often now."
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