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|Sirens to stay as they are
|Written by Chris Lee
Safety became the big player in Holyoke City Council members' decision to keep the daily sirens just as they are and not include anything on the ballot.
Options of different wordings for ballot questions were discussed, but then it was mentioned the sirens would need to be tested regularly to ensure they were all working properly for fire and tornadoes.
Deputy Clerk/Treasurer Tillie Fisbeck said someone called the city office to alert them the siren on the west side of town located on Walsh Ave. was not working at all recently. This brought concern to council members.
With the recent problem concerning one of the sirens, council members decided to not even toy with the idea of eliminating the daily sirens.
The idea of having the sirens only go off one time a day was raised but with the current system, it is either all three times or none.
City Supt. Mark Brown said city crews can test the downtown whistle regularly to ensure it is in working order.
Application for grant is tabled
A request to pursue a grant for the purchase of an X26 Taser and training for the code enforcement officer was tabled for further discussion at Tuesday's meeting. The deadline for the grant is at a later date, and the council still has time to discuss it.
The use of mace and pepper spray was discussed and the effectiveness against dogs. The idea for getting the taser is to use against dogs.
City Attorney Al Wall said he has seen different lawsuits pop up with other cities as a direct result from code enforcement officers using tasers and said it wouldn't be a good idea.
Reports of city officials
Mayor David Nygaard said he was contacted by someone concerning the intersection of S. Interocean Ave. and Emerson St. Emerson used to be a one-way street heading away from Interocean Ave.
Visibility is poor when numerous vehicles are parked along the street, making it difficult to pull safely onto Interocean Ave. from either East or West Emerson St.
Police Chief Phil Biersdorfer said there hasn't been an accident at the intersection for a while. "That could be because we raised everyone's awareness," he added.
Nygaard just wanted to make council members aware of the concern and said it is something they can be thinking about.
Wall said he would like to see a committee formed to look into the medical marijuana issue. He said things will need to be looked at soon as the moratorium date looms and dispensaries are beginning to appear in neighboring counties.
"We're going to be faced with addressing this so we need to start looking at some of the different ideas," Wall said.
Those appointed to the committee were Wall, Biersdorfer, J.C. Peckham and Kevin Scott. They will keep an eye on legislation regarding medical marijuana.
Concern with progress on the library was reported by Orville Tonsing. He attended one of the library board meetings to address the issue and said the board is concerned with the progress of the restoration project. Weather is a major factor, Tonsing said. Applying paint in cold weather is not a good idea, and he said they want to see it done correctly.
Other business
In other business Feb. 16, council members:
—accepted travel requests for for Phil Biersdorfer to attend ICS 300 training and for Kathy Olofson to attend the CEBT regional renewal conference in Sterling.
—held a 35-minute executive session for the purpose of determining positions relative to matters that may be subject to negotiations.


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Tomorrow Cairo High School students are in for a treat.
Former NBA Player Mike Glenn will be a guest tomorrow. He will be speaking for the school's Black History Month event.
It starts at 10:45 a.m. in the school's new gym.
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KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) — The U.S. has begun surveillance flights over Syria.
Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman Martin Dempsey says the U.S. has a "more refined picture" of militants from the group Islamic State in Iraq, but it wants more clarity on the group's operations in Syria.
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Dempsey says he thinks meetings with allies in the region are beginning to "set the conditions for some kind of coalition to form" in opposition to the Islamic State group which holds large swaths of Iraq and Syria.
The intelligence would be needed if President Barack Obama were to approve military action, such as air strikes, against Islamic State group targets. The White House says Obama has not approved military action inside Syria, but one official calls the surveillance flights an important avenue for obtaining data.


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Reminder: The gates open early today (4:30 p.m.) as Commissioner Bud Selig will make a special announcement at 5:00 p.m.
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Looking back at a great Vision 2012,
Vision 2012 was a great event with many customers speaking, partners and market analysts.
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At IBM Vision 2012, Tuesday May 15th, 1:15 – 2:15 pm I will be presenting Managing IT Risk and Compliance with IBM OpenPages IT Governance.
In this session I will take you through the results of the IBM CIO Study 2011 that was recently published and guide you through the IT Risk related subjects.
Do you want to understand how Big Data, Cloud, Regulatory Pressure, Business Continuity Management, Disaster Recovery, Identity and Access Management, Segregation of Duties, Automated Controls and Endpoint Controls will influence your GRC strategy?
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|Council reviews issues with city trees
|Written by Chris Lee
City council members boned up on their tree knowledge after a short presentation from Extension Agent Linda Langelo at their Tuesday, May 18 meeting.
Langelo presented council members with a slide show of photos she took of different trees and shrubs around Holyoke during her tree assessment.
Code Enforcement Officer Dawn Worley had some areas she was concerned about and had Langelo look at those areas first. Photos she presented to council members were of trees growing into power lines, over streets or were dying, as well as shrubs planted too close to the street.
She gave examples of intersections where shrubs were planted too close to the street, making it difficult for vehicles approaching the intersection to see oncoming traffic.
Trees growing up into power lines was another area Langelo hit on. She said she was stunned by how many there are around town. She added, those trees don't concern her as much unless a tree is in poor health and is in danger of breaking off into a power line.
There were also some trees she looked at that were infected with borers. She explained borers look for open wounds on trees, and she found some around town that were pushing out fresh saw dust.
Langelo said she is about 60 percent finished looking at trees around town. She is finished with the east side and has some left on the west side. She also has not been to the golf course.
Langelo said people may contact her to help decide what trees or shrubs to plant in different places on someone's property to ensure they won't interfere with power lines or streets in the future when they get bigger.
Langelo also pointed out many of the trees around town are behind in budding.
Mayor David Nygaard thanked Langelo for her effort and dedication to the project.
Dog licensing discussed
Council members discussed dog licensing at their Tuesday meeting. Worley proposed discussing a fine schedule for dogs that aren't licensed.
Police Chief Phil Biersdorfer said they have a fine schedule for dogs at large and it seems to be working. Worley suggested a fine schedule of $35, $65 followed by a mandatory court appearance. A warning will be issued upon a first offense followed by the proposed fine schedule.
Council members agreed the goal is to get people to comply with the ordinance. Nygaard questioned if they were seeing compliance by just the warnings Worley has given so far. Biersdorfer said he didn't know for sure, but as in other cases, there are always people who do and those who don't.
Nygaard suggested and the council agreed, pushing the enforcement aspect to let the court decide. This way the ordinance wouldn't need to be visited.
Recreation in Holyoke outlined
Ray Bailey presented a short slide show to the council outlining the different recreational activities Holyoke offers.
Bailey researched how many people use the different things around town, such as the pool, golf course, ball park and other things. He looked into how much money per person each entity costs.
It was found the golf course per user amount was a lot less than the ball park or swimming pool. However, the swimming pool and ball park receive money from Conservation Trust as well as GOCO money. For years a one percent city tax has also gone to the pool. The golf course does not receive conservation trust nor GOCO money.
The idea behind the presentation was to have the council think about reevaluating each entity from a cost analysis perspective.
Reports of city officials
Supt. Mark Brown reported citywide cleanup was successful, however things crews picked up were down about a third compared to the past.
Brown also noted there will be another citywide power outage sometime in June after repairs are finished on the Holyoke substation.
Police Chief Biersdorfer reported HPD hopes to participate in another Click It or Ticket program May 24-26. He also said there were no major incidents during the Cinco de Mayo celebration held at Phillips County Event Center.
Mayor Nygaard commended the chief on the preparation the department put into the event.
Other business
In other business May 18, council members:
—adopted ordinance amending Title 15 of the Holyoke Municipal Code referring to the abatement of dangerous buildings.
—approved liquor license renewal for KarDale's.
—hired and set wages for Evan Swanson, Michal Brown, Morgan Eurich and Mitch Wittman.
—accepted request from the county to waive fees on permits for work scheduled on the courthouse steps and sidewalk, as well as a sprinkler system at Phillips County Event Center.
—approved HPD to participate in Click It or Ticket program.


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The Mississippi Manufacturers Association, National Federation of Independent Business, and Business and Industry Political Education Committee (BIPEC) announced Monday their endorsement of state Rep. Greg Snowden, who is seeking re-election in House District 83.
They say Snowden has been fiscally responsible during his three terms, opposing higher taxes, over-spending and regulation that impedes the creation of jobs.
"The legislature can't create jobs; private sector does that. But the legislature can promote the types of policies that will, in fact, bring jobs. And that's what these groups here understand. Because even though the legislature cannot create jobs, other than in the government sector, the legislature certainly can kills jobs with the wrong kind of policies."
BIPEC grades all legislators on business-related issues. Based on the legislator's votes, it issues a grade. Snowden received an 'A'.
Snowden has also been endorsed by Enterprise Mayor Larry Murray, Stonewall Mayor Jackie McHenry, and Quitman Mayor Eddie Fulton.
Two others are running for the House District 83 seat are Democrat Gary Houston and Independent, Sam Thompson.
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A couple of weeks ago, our friends from Chinese Laundry threw us one of the most memorable Happy Hours to date. As the official sponsor of the Miss Universe Competition® 2012, they brought all of this year's contestants to tour our headquarters and cut loose with the Zappos Family.
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Lake Buena Vista, FL (Sports Network) - Charlie Beljan closed with a 3-under
69 on Sunday to win the Children's Miracle Network Hospitals Classic by two
Beljan, who collected his first PGA Tour win, finished at 16-under-par 272.
The 28-year-old had entered the week needing a good finish to keep his tour
card as he stood 139th on the money list. Thanks to four rounds of 71 or
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Beljan spent Friday night in the hospital after barely making it through
Friday's round. He struggled with a rapid heart rate, shortness of breath and
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Matt Every and Robert Garrigus both shot 4-under 68 in the final round to
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How pollution damages the environment.
Students use data to create graphs comparing the ozone levels in various US cities, analyze and evaluate trends, and determine how humans have affected air quality and what steps can be done to preserve air quality. Lesson includes vocabulary, background information, activity, online resources and extension.
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I could see why Niang was the the team's MVP, just love the ways he plays.
I see Niang averages more points in lesser minutes then Noel plays for Kentucky if you could believe that!!!!
Noel averages 10 points a game in 30 minutes a game.
Niang averages 11 points a game in 22 minutes a games.
I agree, plus we will likely have Niang for 4 years instead of Noel for 1...
Noel had a good game today. Not as good as Turner's day.
Love the way Georges is playing. Love that he's a cyclone, and can't wait for 4 years of 'em!
I agree. Of course the ceiling on Nerlens is higher but to only have him for one year vs. three/four is enough for me.
Originally Posted by awd4cy
Unless Noel wants to get passed up in the draft and end up in the D-league, he isn't going anywhere after this year. (As of now)
Are you high??
If Georges has Morris/Custer/Long, Thomas, and possibly Vaughn as teammates we may not see him for 4 years.. Or any of them for 4 years for that matter.
(I threw Long in there because with his minutes, or lack there of, we're not exactly sure what he's capable of. To me that video of him saying "My goal is a NC" for us was pretty good, and it shows confidence.)
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Originally Posted by awd4cy
Unless Noel wants to get passed up in the draft and end up in the D-league, he isn't going anywhere after this year. (As of now)
Nerlens is going in the lottery, highly likely top 10. You'll be hard pressed to find anyone involved in NCAA MBB/NBA media that says otherwise. It's a weak draft to begin with. Can't coach his length, can't coach his block timing.
But I'm glad we got a 4 year stud... unless Georges trims down and improves his vertical drastically by his junior year.
Originally Posted by ZJohnson
Are you high??
Maybe I should rephrase this. Unless he wants to get drafted by a team that likes taking unproven players and end up getting cut becuase he isn't NBA ready. You are kidding yourself if you think he is NBA ready right now.
The great thing is that he brings more than just skill and basketball IQ. He brings enthusiasm. He's a great player to have on the team.
Originally Posted by awd4cy
Maybe I should rephrase this. Unless he wants to get drafted by a team that likes taking unproven players and end up getting cut becuase he isn't NBA ready. You are kidding yourself if you think he is NBA ready right now.
He is a top 5 pick in every publication out. The first round is guaranteed a two year contract and for him that would mean a minimum of 2mill and change a year. No team would cut him.
Realistically 4 years of Niang is insanely more valuable than 1-2 years of Noel, but if we get to the point where we're loaded with talent, as CFH has shown he's capable of doing eventually, a one and done guy could mean a special season.
if we had nerlens instead of georges we would be a top 15 team but good observation. Too bad points per minute isn't the only statistic that matters
Certainly there is no hunting like the hunting of man and those who have hunted armed men long enough and liked it, never really care for anything else thereafter.
Nerlens who?
Built like a new Bird? Runs like a new Bird? Passes like a new Bird? Shoots like a new Bird? Dunks like a new Bird? BBall IQ like a new Bird? Loves the game like a new Bird? Just sayin. Georges reminds of Larry Bird.
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Second Annual Rodder's Journal RevivalWritten by on February 10, 2014 2013 Rod & Custom/Coker Tire Fab 5
Some people's reactions when learning that R&C would be attending, and subsequently covering, the Rodder's Journal Vintage Speed & Custom Car Revival (Revival for short), was simply, "Why?" Of course my typical response was, "Why not?!" Rodder's Journal is not viewed upon as competition, for many reasons; it's more of an inspiration than anything else. So, naturally, it only seemed fitting that R&C witness firsthand whether or not our fellow rodding publishers could pull off a decent car show.
Well, they did just that. The Second Annual Rodder's Journal Revival played out to be the type of event that I, acting not as a motorvated photojournalist, rather a red-blooded gearhead, would make a point to not only attend, but do so with a hot rod or custom. It's not a static show; it's for those who take pride in driving their antiquities … to, from, and during the weekend's activities. (In other words, lawn-chaired koozie collectors beware.)
Since its inception, the Revival has been staged at the famed Pimlico Race Course (home of the Preakness Stakes) just outside of Baltimore. The track itself offers a charming, old-timey venue for an event of this nature—and journeying a bit outside the immediate Pimlico area (along the Chesapeake) provides for plenty of memorable time behind the wheel, as well as sightseeing.
And as the accompanying photos will clearly attest to, the Rodder's Journal Revival also happened to be our third stop on the 2013 R&C/Coker Fab 5 program, for which we may have experienced the toughest time selecting the overall pics due to the overwhelming number of "worthy" recipients! For more on next year's Revival, visit www.roddersjournal.com.
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Like quite a number in attendance, Tom Venezia's '41 Willys is a past Rodder's Journal feature vehicle, and quite worthy of a Rod & Custom Fab 5 pick. Color, stance, and Hemi powerplant may all be Gasser prerequisites, but not always pulled off accordingly—Venezia's does not fall into the latter class.A couple Fab 5 recipients were chosen for personal reasons—the first, Anthony Bordonaro's '51 Ford sedan, based on the fact that my very first custom was a chopped shoebox. Furthermore, had the car ever made it to the state of completion, chances are it would've looked quite similar to Bordonaro's suede root beer, DeSoto-grilled sled.Mike Young and Gary Howard (along with Jimmie Vaughn) teamed up nearly 20 years ago to produce "Exotica", Young's stunning '60 Impala. This past year, Howard painstakingly repainted the hardtop, which should explain the absence of the Rod Powell flames that once graced the sides. Coincidentally, this was my first cover (Custom Rodder) back in 1995.
Besides the fact that he shares the same name as my son, Preston Hartmann's '29 Ford sedan was picked for its pure cool factor: beautiful gold metallic exterior, comfy black interior, and cleverly fit 'n' finished V-6 underhood.


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Media Advisory 13-005 NSF Joins Forces with Intel and GE to Move the Needle in Producing U.S. Engineers and Computer Scientists
May 8 awards announcement at Newseum highlights creative approaches to retaining undergraduates in engineering and computer science
On May 8, NSF will announce awardees of grants made through "Graduate 10K+."
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As a new crop of graduates from U.S. colleges and universities hits the street, the country is counting on a new wave of skilled workers to navigate a complex set of challenges to national security, health and rehabilitation, energy security, and reliability of critical infrastructure, among others.
In the critical fields of engineering and computer science, industry leaders lament an-inadequate supply of graduates with the knowledge and skills needed in business and industry. These are also fields in which women and minorities are chronically underrepresented.
The National Science Foundation (NSF) has partnered with Intel and GE to change the status quo through a targeted set of grants whose projects take creative approaches in engaging and retaining undergraduates in engineering and computer science. Both fields are dynamic, encompassing areas of focus that didn't even exist a couple of decades ago--from green energy and advanced robotics to cybersecurity. Engineering and computer science also offer good careers with salaries that can make a life-changing difference, especially to first-generation college students and their families.
On May 8, NSF will announce awardees of grants made through "Graduate 10K+," an effort funded with $10 million in donations from Intel and the GE Foundation as well as a generous personal donation from Mark Gallogly.
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You could always lace up a 19" wheel and go up to a 4.00 x 19" tire and call it good to go. CJ
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We did not mention Science, that mighty subject.
Loth as one is to agree with CP Snow about almost anything, there are two cultures; and this is rather a problem. (Looking at who pass for public men in these days, one suspects there are now three cultures, in fact, as the professional politician appears to possess neither humane learning nor scientific training. They couldn't possibly commit the manifold and manifest sins against logic that are their stock in trade, were they possessed of either quality.)
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The Pasadena City College women's badminton team, winner of five consecutive South Coast Conference titles, will once again play for the Southern California championship today at 3 p.m. at Pacific Coast Athletic Conference champion San Diego City College
PCC (10-4 overall) ended as co-champions of the SCC with East Los Angeles College, both with 10-2 conference records. Since both teams split their matches at 2-2, the Lancers earned the tie-breaker by having scored more team points within the four meetings, 47-37.
Pasadena has advanced to the SoCal final for the eighth time in his history and extended a streak of now a fifth consecutive appearance in the match. The Lancers have won just one region title in 2010 and were CCCAA state runner-up that season.
San Diego City College went a perfect 8-0 in the PCAC season. Last year, the Knights downed the Lancers, 16-5, in the SoCal championship match on their way to the state title.
Coached by Bill Sanchez, the Lancers closed the conference season with a double-header victory at El Camino College Compton Center, winning by scores of 11-2 and 14-0, on April 26. PCC is led by defending state singles champion Angie Ortiz.
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Honda Maintains Environmental Leadership Position With 2001 Model Year Offerings
Recognized as a leader in environmental technology, Honda continues to raise the competitive standard within the industry. Clearly a demonstration of that commitment, about 80 percent of all Hondas sold in model year 2001 will be Low Emission Vehicle (LEV) rated or cleaner.
The Union of Concerned Scientists' 2000 research indicated Honda had the least-polluting vehicle fleet in the automotive industry. The positive progress continues in 2001 with further environmental advancements.
"In order to maintain our leadership role in the environmental arena," said Tom Elliott, executive vice president of American Honda Motor Co., Inc., "Honda will continue to invest both the essential financial resources as well as research and development resources necessary to produce the cleanest, most fuel-efficient vehicles possible."
While investing in advanced research that will deliver long-range benefits, Honda's strategy is aimed at refining technologies having the greatest immediate impact on the environment.
Already at the forefront in terms of both high mileage and low emissions, the all-new Honda Civic has improved on its previously impressive fuel economy; for example, the EX automatic City EPA is up by 10.7% and Highway EPA is up by 8.6% in 2001. All Civics sold in the U.S. in 2001 will voluntarily meet California's stringent Ultra Low Emission Vehicle (ULEV) standard.
The natural-gas powered Civic GX continues to boast the cleanest internal combustion engine in the world and now achieves SULEV (Super Ultra Low Emission Vehicle) status, approximately 80 percent cleaner than the ULEV standard.
Advanced environmental technology is also evident in the restyled 2001 Accord, which meets or exceeds California's LEV standards with all models sold nationwide. An Accord sold in California also will continue to meet the SULEV standard, the most stringent in the world. In early 2000, the Accord was the first car sold meeting the standard.
Honda's list of environmental "firsts" began with the introduction of the CVCC (Compound Vortex Controlled Combustion) engine in 1975 and is sure to continue beyond the introduction of the 2000 Honda Insight - the first gasoline-electric hybrid vehicle to be sold in the United States.
The Sierra Club quickly bestowed Insight with its first Environmental Engineering Award (the first in the club's 108-year history). In addition, Automobile Magazine tapped Insight for its Technology of the Year Award in 2000.
Also among Honda's many "firsts" are:
- 1974: CVCC Civic becomes the first vehicle to meet all emissions requirements without using a catalytic converter while running on regular gasoline
- 1985: CRX-HF is the first mass-produced 4-cylinder car to break the 50-mpg barrier
- 1995: Civic becomes the first gasoline-powered vehicle to meet the California LEV standard
- 1997: EV PLUS is the first electric vehicle with advanced nickel-metal hydride (NiMH) batteries
- 1997: Honda becomes first auto manufacturer to voluntarily sell LEVs in all 50 states, with both Accord and Civic models
- 1997: Honda Accord becomes the first vehicle to meet California's ULEV standard
- 1998: Honda introduces mass-produced, natural-gas powered Civic GX, tested as the world's cleanest
- 1999: Honda Insight becomes the first gasoline-electric hybrid vehicle for sale in the U.S.
- 2000: Accord SULEV is the first available SULEV in California.
- 2001: MY Honda Civics are 100% ULEV.
Since 1994, Honda has been researching the shared-use vehicle concept with its Intelligent Community Vehicle System (ICVS). Three public demonstrations are currently under way in the United States and Japan.
Although gasoline will be the dominant fuel for the foreseeable future, Honda continues its research in alternative fuel technology with the Civic GX and the EV PLUS, the first four-passenger electric vehicle with advanced NiMH batteries. Honda is also conducting research in the area of fuel cell technology and will introduce a fuel cell vehicle in 2003.
Reducing environmental impact through refined manufacturing processes is also important to Honda. In the United States, Honda's Green Factory program has allowed automobile production to increase since 1985, while total factory emissions have declined. All major Honda plants worldwide meet ISO 14001, an international environmental management standard covering disposal, water treatment and energy use.


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Classic Trucks - Fun Truckin' WeekendWritten by on April 1, 2008 Goodguys' 15th Lone Star Nats
The job of being a magazine editor is by no means everything it's cracked up to be...at least according to the average "outsider's" perspective. While indeed there are perks associated with the job, unless you're running a rag such as GQ or Time with practically unlimited budgets, managing a small niche publication, such as this, is severely lacking in the glitz and glamour-but we do get to travel, whether we like it or not. Oftentimes, our out-of-town stays are limited to nothing more than an extended weekend, most of which is spent pounding pavement, clicking shutter buttons, and sweating profusely. Sounds fun, doesn't it?
While it's all in a day's work, some traveling takes us to destinations we end up looking forward to more and more each and every year, like Fort Worth, Texas, for example. And thanks to the Goodguys Rod & Custom Association, we've been marking our October pages of the calendar for many years now-and it doesn't look like we'll be making alternative arrangements any time soon, either.
This past October, the Lone Star Nationals held its 15th anniversary at the huge Texas Motor Speedway. Just off Interstate 35W on the outskirts of Fort Worth, the racetrack is an ideal location for a car show of this magnitude-ample space for spectators, participants, and vendors alike, the roar of actual NASCAR Cup cars (albeit retired) filling the air throughout the day, and even an infield autocross that registered vehicle owners can partake in. Even after a summer filled with more events that we care to reflect on, this is one highly anticipated show for us, as it's about as well-rounded as they come.
The Lone Star Nats was also the fifth stop on Classic Trucks' Finest Five trail for 2007. It was also another difficult venue to judge, what with such an abundance of trucks to choose from. Looks like we'll be continuing with the same program for 2008, but there may be a few added bonuses thrown in-so stay tuned for more on that as we finalize our schedule for the upcoming season. As for Goodguys' Truck of the year, of which Fort Worth was again one of the finalist stops, that will remain to be split between Early (pre-'53) and Late ('55-72), with finalist stops at six of their National events. Please visit www.good-guys.com for further updates-for now, enjoy the show...the 15th Annual Lone Star Nats show, that is.
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As with most participants with satin-finished trucks, Missouri residents David Fettenhoff and Terry Bradley didn't appear to mind the occasional cloud cover. Don't know if we can say the same for those we saw bearing raw metal exteriors, though!The fifth of six venues for the 2007 Finest Five program, Fort Worth was chock full of hot rod haulers--few as stunning as Ken Reister's '60 El Camino from Littleton, CO, though. With a 400ci/400hp small-block, Art Morrison C4-based IFS, and some of the nicest paint and bodywork we've seen (especially for a black truck!), this is one fine Chevrolet.And speaking of fine, what better way can we describe Matt Peace's '55 F-100 from Tyler, TX? It too is a notch above the norm for a truck of this nature, with numerous trick, yet subtle modifications throughout. Inside, the owner chose to go with a pretty unique material for the stylish upholstery--stingray!Suede is anything but pass these days. But unlike days of old, flat finishes come in practically every color under the rainbow--including the copper found on Michael Taylor's '59 Apache from Poteau, OK. Wide whitewall-shod Americans with rough-cast centers add a nice contrast to the high-gloss 'flake roof, while a bone-colored interior keeps everything in check.Legens Hot Rod Shop in Tennessee just wrapped up Jim and Rocio Duffle's '40 Ford pickup early in 2006, and the proud new owners spent the following summer on the road touring with their knockout pickup. From the "shaved" Billet Specialties chromed wheels to the impeccable exterior finish, modern-style interior to the fully detailed undercarriage, this ain't no ordinary '40!Our final Finest Five award from Fort Worth fittingly went to a local participant--Ric Medina and his '72 Cheyenne Super. Mostly restored inside and out (though very nicely, we might add), the short-wide has been updated with a 383 stroker motor, four-wheel disc brakes, and chrome 18/20-inch wheels.Though the opening image suggests otherwise, dark and gloomy clouds seem to have liked the Lone Star Nats almost as much as the spectators and participants. Fortunately, they only broke their water once for any length of time over the course of the weekend, so it was anything but wet at the Texas Motor Speedway.Is there a new trend brewing on the horizon? Well, a handful of '59-60 El Caminos might not spell an impending fad, but we were quite pleased to find more of these types of trucks than usual--especially when done in a '60s mild-custom style such as this '59.
It's hard to beat a fully dressed Stovebolt--at least when it comes to looks. This 216 has been outfitted with all the goodies too: Edelbrock 2x1 with dual Rochesters; rare accessory spark plug cover; Sharp rocker cover; Edmunds air cleaners; and a set of coated Fenton cast-iron headers.If the saying "shoes make the outfit" is true, then Nathan Hale's '53 Chevy 3100 owes a bit of gratitude to the Astro Supremes it's sporting with thin-whitewall radials--that and obviously plenty of work that went into the chassis to achieve the lowest of low stances.It's not often we cross paths with mid-'50s Dodge D-100s--even less frequently ones as nicely redone as Arturo (last name TK!) '54 from Houston, TX.On the flipside of restored we have this little custom number of Jerry Whitley's. His purple '40 Chevy is draped with lime green flames tipped in pink, and the green fade steelies with wide whites and Shannon cones really set off the nostalgic theme.The artificially aged look has indeed been addressed--but what about the truly tarnished trucks? Well, their presence was felt at the Lone Star Nats as well, whether it was in stock or modified form.Senor Vasquez didn't cross the border by himself, though--his traveling companion to Fort Worth was Jaime Guerrero and his '57 Chevy Stepside.
Two same-era, same-color C-10s--two completely different-looking trucks! Eric Ray's '72 does its thing in a work-in-progress style, while Joel Gonzalez's '69 sports a fresh mild custom look.


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22 Months to a Xavier MBA Starting in January at the West Chester and Northern Kentucky Locations
The Williams College of Business is pleased to announce the start of two new MBA cohorts in January 2014 at the locations in West Chester, OH and Ft. Mitchell,KY.
Today's MBA student is a busy person who manages life, work, and school. Time is valuable. By attending the Xavier MBA, which specializes in education for working adults, XU West Chester and Northern Kentucky MBA students take what they learn in class and apply it immediately. The nationally regarded Xavier faculty deliver courses at the West Chester and Northern Kentucky locations - saving students a trip down the interstate.
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Crewson's first significant feature role came as the mother of an evil Macauley Culkin in "The Good Son" (1993). She starred opposite Tim Allen in his impressive debut in "The Santa Clause" (1995), a film better than the standard holiday fare indicated by the title. Crewson was the attractive single female brought to distract Peter Gallagher from his preoccupation with dead wife Michelle Pfeiffer in "To Gillian on Her 37th Birthday" (1996) and brought warmth to her role as First Lady Grace Marshall opposite Harrison Ford in the blockbuster "Air Force One" (1997). TV provided her a turn as Roberta Crachit in "Ebbie" (1995), a gender-bent "A Christmas Carol" starring Susan Lucci, and Crewson h...
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Ocala woman arrested in armed robbery of Gainesville Checker's
Published: Sunday, October 6, 2013 at 7:43 p.m.
Last Modified: Sunday, October 6, 2013 at 7:43 p.m.
An Ocala woman was arrested early Saturday after police said witnesses observed her and a man robbing a northwest Gainesville Checker's restaurant with a handgun.
Witnesses told police Cassie Porter, 26, and Tyron Antwan Walker, 27, arrived at the Checker's in a white vehicle with a blue leather top.
Walker, who witnesses said frequents the business, made a purchase and left the area in the white vehicle, which was driven by Porter.
Walker later returned at about 11 p.m. Friday to the Checker's wearing the same clothing but with white fabric covering half of his face. Walker entered the business through the front walk-up window with a silver handgun. He pointed the gun at the Checker's employees and asked for money, police said.
Walker removed the entire cash drawer and left with an undetermined amount of money.
At about 5 a.m. Saturday morning, police stopped the vehicle witnesses described with only Porter inside. She told police that she had driven Walker to the business before the robbery and that he jumped out of the vehicle after they left the area.
Police found money stashed in Porter's vehicle and underwear.
Two witnesses also identified Walker in separate photo line-ups, police said.
Porter was arrested on a charge of robbery with a deadly weapon. She was being held Sunday in the Alachua County jail on a $15,000 bond.
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This chic and stylish restaurant intoxicates local and international foodies with upmarket cuisine in a relaxed and social environment.
Housed inside the renowned Radisson Blu Gautrain Hotel in the heart of Sandton, diners peruse the menu laced with exciting combinations fresh yet uncomplicated.
The speciality Lobster cappuccino immerses the palate in taste explosions while the hanger steak satisfies with full bodied flavour boasting popularity as the new up and coming cut of beef.
The menu delivers a gastronomic journey staring with green asparagus sabayon,
cepe mushroom and sundried tomato salsa for starter. The popular hanger steak from the grill weighs in at 260gr dressed in a variety of sauces, of which the cracked black pepper sauce with brandy and thyme hits the spot.
Enjoy with a serving of French fries dusted with seasoning salt and cocotte of seasonal vegetables. Desert calls for a chocolate Southern Comfort mousse flanked with wild berry ice cream and crème de cassis coulis.
(Central One) Restaurant and Bar indulges with sophisticated and electric dining in the Radisson Blue Hotel at the corner of Rivonia Road & West Street in Sandton.
Appetising and appealing brimming with inspirational signature dishes, diners discover personal attention and a large selection of culinary delights that cater for all occasions.
Enjoy an unforgettable dining experience in elegance and style. Inspired by fresh ingredients and contemporary food trends, the dishes remain simple and fresh, yet appetising and inspirational.
From fresh continental breakfasts, daily buffets and a la carte dinner menu, delectable dishes grace the palate complimented by a diversity of flavours.
Start the day with silky eggs Benedict or a delicious deli style lunch that remain light, healthy and wholesome. Dinner boasts succulent dishes such as the beef fillet and fresh line fish alongside other gourmet delights.
10 2nd Avenue Houghton Estate inspires an unforgettable dining experience that embraces fresh and whole contemporary food trends.
Nurtured through painstaking restoration in a building dating back to 1902, the character breathers throughout the space, leading into several inter leading rooms, heightened by high ceilings and parquet flooring to create a statement that exudes elegant grandeur.
The jaw dropping surrounds and sophisticated menu is aimed at the more refined palate offering choices such as cheese soufflé served with herbs and mustard cream, Duck served with a traditional orange sauce.
The restaurant shares space with a bookshop and art gallery showcasing the most exquisite art.
Browse masterpieces before indulging in fine cuisine at 6 Spin Street and experience fine dining at its best.
Within the impressive Michelangelo Towers in the bustling CBD of Sandton is 8 @ The Towers.
This diverse and high profile restaurant excludes no one and caters for everyone. Whether you want an early breakfast to get your day off to the right start or a sumptuous late night treat, 8@ The Towers accommodates.
Decadent furnishings and a menu that leaves you wanting for nothing make this restaurant an all-round winner and somewhere you'll want to keep coming back to again and again.
Auralia's Restaurant is a beautifully decorated, stylish restaurant. The menu is large and varied and boasts dishes from around the world sure to cater to all tastes. Enjoy a delightful alfresco breakfast, or choose an a la carte course for a romantic candle-lit dinner. Aptly named after the mother of Julius Ceaser, Auralia's invokes passion, romance and Old World elegance.
Nestled within the five-star Avenida Hotel, this fabulous restaurant pampers the palate with seafood delights and international culinary dishes.
The interior is modern and comfortable, welcoming relaxation and indulgence on national and international cuisine.
Soak up mouth-watering dishes and elegant and intimate surroundings at Avenida Hotel Restaurant.
Exuding a dining experience that embraces traditional comforts infused with modern style, Beach Blanket Bohemia pampers with legendary hospitality and a Mediterranean menu that entices.
Whether dining over breakfast, lunch, dinner or a light meal to accompany the comprehensive wine list, diners enjoy an old meets new ambiance touched by sophisticated surrounds.
Whatever the occasion, albeit formal dining, romantic evenings or languid lunches, Beach Blanket Bohemia dwells on decadence evident in the crystal cut chandeliers, eye-catching fireplaces and social lounge.
Dine indoors or alfresco soaking up the rays on the beach ambiance terrace or socialise in style to the sounds of laid back tunes spread by live dj's and musicians.
The in-depth menu leans towards Mediterranean, using fresh wholesome ingredients with a dash of contemporary for an all round delectable dining experience in the beautiful surrounds of Sunninghill Village Centre in Sandton.
Set on 21 acres of farmland in a beautifully-restored farmhouse is a wonderfully rustic restaurant.
Antique chairs, tables and candle holders form part of the 'old world' style decor as well as an abundance of flower displays throughout.
The dining area is comprised of three linked dining rooms where you may select from a full a la carte menu plus daily specials to excite. The portions are very generous and the prices reasonable.
With spectacular mountain views across Steenberg vineyards, Constantia Valley and False Bay, Bistro 1682 boasts an interactive dining experience in a setting that flows from open spaces to indigenous gardens surrounded by reflective water features and floating glass bridges.
Enjoy a complete multi-sensory experience that entices you to stay and relax savouring every delicious mouthful while refreshing the palate with delectable wines straight from the state-of-the-art Steenberg wine cellar.
This 70 seater bistro offers a unique raw bar and counter seating experience alongside their menu with temptingly delicious morsels of raw cuisine such as sashimi, gravadlax, ceviche and oysters to mention a few. With so much variety and flavour at hand Bistro 1682 captivates the palate with a feast of senses while remaining interesting, healthy and true to the concept of raw food dining.
Bistro 1682's warm and welcoming ambience makes it the perfect place to linger and relax. Enjoy the awe inspiring scenery coupled with modern sophistication and delectable food, your visit to Bistro 1682 will see returning again and again and again.
With well-earned accolades such as 'Best Business Lunch Venue' for the past eight years and recognised by 'Eat Out' as one of the fifteen 'best of the best' restaurants, Browns of Rivonia is one of Joburg's most popular spots.
If you don't love wine quite so much, there is a beautiful patio that overlooks a stunning private garden and pretty koi pond, or dine on the deck, which is very well suited to lunchtime meals. For some sophistication there is an executive lounge where champagne, cognacs and cigars can be savoured.
A very unique feature of this intriguing restaurant is the cheese room, which proffers more than 30 delicious international cheeses. Visit the cheese room alone or pop in before your meal to select the cheese you'd like to finish your dining experience with.
A truly unique and elegant dining experience.
Buchanan's Grill & Restaurant is set within a garden setting, in the Four Season's complex. The menu offers international cuisine and top quality steaks. Fresh salads are great on those summer days. The restaurant is open from Monday to Sunday, from 10 am until 10 pm. This is a relaxed restaurant with good service.
This popular restaurant is situated within close proximity to the prestigious Paxton Hotel in a prime location above Humewood Road.
Framed by eclectic décor warmed by natural crete-stone walls and vibrant abstract artwork, Café Brazilia exudes a contemporary Mediterranean feel bustling with activity.
Boasting an excellent variety of dishes from open sandwiches, tramezzinis, and salads to impressive seafood platters and peppered ostrich fillet.
Portuguese inspired dishes include the famous espetada, trinchado and Brazilian steak served with fried egg. Alongside the aforementioned, Café Brazilia offers beautifully presented salads of which the spicy grilled chicken salad comes highly recommended.
Conclude the dining experience with a selection of cakes and tarts, which includes Café Brazilia's famous baked Cheesecake.
Cafe Fino is a modern, vibey coffee shop and restaurant that offers a wide variety of fusion food dishes. This upmarket establishment uses fresh ingredients to maximize flavours and quality.
Breakfast include the traditional options as well as variations like eggs benedict and the all-time favourite, steak, egg and chips. Healthier options are also on offer and include muesli, yogurt, fruit salad and avo on rye.
Apart from sandwiches, wraps and salads, Cafe Fino also has a range pastas and exciting dishes like the beef trinchado pot pie, Thai fish cakes and rump steak for the really ravenous.
Cafe Fino offers something for everyone and promises a satisfying experience that is affordable as well.
With sweeping views over the Atlantic Ocean, perched right on the waters edge, Cape Town Hotel School Restaurant offers any occasion dining in a fine and elegant setting.
Award winning chefs create masterpieces of fine cuisine, while diners relax and enjoy the beautiful setting and mouth-watering cuisine.
Located along Beach Road in Mouille Point, Cape Town Hotel School Restaurant is a must-try for discerning palates.
Owner and chef Cheyne seduces with a modern, chic and cool approach to cooking that caters for simple and relaxed palates.
Mega stars like Robbie Williams, Kylie Minogue and Eric Clapton have savoured Cheyne's delights and now regular foodies flock to enjoy the flavours from the kitchen style restaurant.
Located along Bree Street, Cheyne's redefines dining with simplicity and coolness.


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Pipe for natural gas among options
January 28, 2013
YORKVILLE — Though the plant still sits quiet, Esmark Inc. officials believe they are getting closer to starting the Ohio Cold Rolling Co. facility formerly owned by RG Steel....
If I had restarted the plant, I would have gone through the records and only hired people with no love of the union. Considering what a botch the USWA made with the previous deals, who in his/her right mind would want those clowns involved again?
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It will boil down to demand.If it is there, the plant can reopen.If not,it will not.Demand apparently is not there at this time.Very basic econ 101.
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WASHINGTON (WUSA9) -- We continue our special series of reports leading up the the premiere of Decoding Annie Parker, a film about the researcher who first proved that breast cancer could be hereditary.
Today, the work of Dr. Mary Clair King continues to change and protect lives, as the women in one Northern Virginia family showed us.
Before the BRCA genes were identified in the early 1990's families like those portrayed in the film Decoding Annie Parker were often told they were simply, tragically unlucky when one woman after another was diagnosed with breast or ovarian cancer.
Today, the protective power of genetic testing can change the story for families like this one gathered around the breakfast table in Oakton, Virginia. Their family tree carries the BRCA 1 gene mutation. Question is: Who has it and who doesn't?
That's why Leslie Sorto and her two nieces have come to the genetic counseling program at Inova Breast Care Institute.
Leslie's mother and two aunts had breast cancer. An older sister has faced that diagnosis TWICE. Jennifer and Blythe's mom, another of Leslie's siblings, is battling ovarian cancer right now. Leslie, Jennifer and Blythe want to find out if they inherited the bad copy of the gene as well.
Grace-Ann Fasaye is a genetic counselor who says she's fielded more calls than ever since Angelina Jolie announced she has the BRCA 1 mutation, and chose to undergo a prophylactic mastectomy to reduce her cancer risk. These women will face a similar choice if they test positive for the mutation, and it is Fasaye's job to explain the test results and lay out their options.
Leslie goes first, giving a saliva sample that, these days, is just as accurate as a blood test. Jennifer, a 31-year-old wife and mom, takes the test too, along with her 19 -year-old sister, Blythe. Results usually come back in two weeks, and we are there when these women return to find out what their tests revealed.
The suspense builds as Fasaye lays out the findings.
"So Leslie, you tested negative," says Fasaye.
Leslie is relieved, especially since it means she won't pass the gene mutation on to her twin daughters.
As for her nieces, Jennifer and Blythe, Fasaye tells them, "Jennifer you tested positive, and Blythe you also tested positive."
The mood in the room changes rapidly, but neither woman is surprised.
Jennifer says she and her husband would like to have one more child before she considers prophylactic surgeries to have her breasts and ovaries removed. She will start aggressive cancer screening in the meantime.
Blythe is advised to begin breast cancer screening at age 25 and ovarian screening at 30.
But as they watch their mother fight ovarian cancer right now, both women says knowledge is the best weapon they have.
So, out of four sisters in one generation of this family, only Leslie doesn't have the BRCA 1 gene mutation. There are two brothers as well, and she wants them to get tested too. Why? The mutation can be passed down by men as well, and these men have daughters. The need for knowledge continues.
Join us on the red carpet October 1 at the AFI Silver Spring Theatre for the movie premiere of "Decoding Annie Parker." For more information, visit: http://www.wusa9.com/features/decodingannieparker/default.aspx


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Linerless Labeling System enhances parcel processing efficacy.January 16, 2013
With no liner waste to discard, ParcelMgr™ gantry-style, top-apply labeling solution is green and efficient. Linerless print-and-apply labeling technology, while promoting throughput and efficiency, allows system to produce varying length labels on demand and eliminates need for multiple dedicated systems. System delivers throughput required by distribution center and logistics managers to keep up with parcel processing growth. Read More
Mail Tray Loading System reduces loading times by up to 75%.January 10, 2013
Compatible with Bell and Howell inserting systems as well as most third-party inserting lines, Solix™ improves operator productivity by reducing manual handling of mailpieces. This is accomplished via on-edge stacking of mailpieces, with capacity to hold up to 5 mail trays; ability to sweep mailpieces into mail tray in one motion; integrated roller conveyor for mail trays; and envelope offsetting or marking. Tray tag printer and inspection camera are optional. Read More
Inserting System delivers up to 16,000 insertions/hour.September 28, 2012
Supporting multiple applications and changing over from flats to letters in minutes, Ascender™ 16 is suitable for short, mid-length, and long runs. System features Navigator™ controller and Harmonix™ productivity management software. These solutions deliver optimized production and mailpiece integrity, detailed production reporting, capability to control third-party peripherals, and connectivity to ADF environment such as Bell and Howell's IQ™ Software Suite. Read More
Mailing Software optimizes operational productivity.September 22, 2011
With ability to dynamically adjust speed of insertion systems, Harmonix(TM) synchronizes interaction between operator, machine, and mailpiece to ensure that each application runs at optimum speed throughout its entire run. Software-controlled adjustments to cycle speed are based on real-time set sizes, machine performance, and material levels to ensure that insertion system is running at maximum efficiency. Read More
Postal Software promotes postage process optimization.September 21, 2011
Optimizing postage by ensuring account information satisfies postal quality standards, Postal IQ(TM) lets users match technology to business needs and improve single process or complete operations process. Multiple jobs can be digitally co-mingled, and users can also split jobs based on mailpiece attributes and postage discounts achieved. If mailpieces are damaged during production, solution can update postage reports so that postage is not paid on spoiled pieces. Read More
Inserting User Interface supports voice-activated commands.September 19, 2011
Using voice activation, touchscreen technology, and active display modules, JETVision Navigator(TM) enables machine operators to consolidate inserter and accessory interfaces into single controller. Active display module tracks operator's movement up and down machine and automatically repositions for optimal viewing. With voice commands, operators can send and receive machine status updates while working machine. Live chat technologies enable fast response to technical issues. Read More
Data Management Software designs business documents.July 19, 2011
Integrated within Bell and Howell automated document factory software, Compose and ReCompose feature unified architecture that provides single interface for collaborative design of transactional and post-compositional legacy documents. Architecture also delivers single integrated platform for output management and printstream rendering. Through shared visual design interface and centralized design repository, software bolsters enterprise-wide collaboration and efficiency. Read More
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The CTS Sport Wagon (discontinued in 2014) balanced sport sedan DNA and a responsive 3.0L direct-injected engine with seating for five and a cargo-ready body style. A dramatically designed exterior nearly camouflaged the wagon's versatility — hiding 58 cu. ft. of cargo capacity1 that was easily accessed through the power liftgate. The standard supple leather seating surfaces added to the wagon's luxurious amenities.
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Fanny A. Delacruz MD, FACS
About the Practice
Practice Philosophy
The mission and philosophy of West Bloomfield Plastic Surgery Center, with its satellite offices, is to develop and maintain high quality, service-oriented plastic, reconstructive and hand surgery care, and to advance the science and art of plastic, reconstructive and hand surgery. We are guided by our Values which call on us to meet our patients' needs and exceed their expectations.
Livonia Plastic Surgery Center
17950 Farmington Road
Suite 215, Livonia, Michigan, 48152
Phone #: (734) 744 8562
9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Monday through Friday
Genesys Hospital
Room 2610
1 Genesys Parkway
Grand Blanc MI 48439
3:00pm - 5:00pm Friday
Practice Specialization
Nose Surgery
Ear Pinning Surgery
Chemical or Micro Peels
Collagen Injections
Hair Replacement
Cheek Implants
Permanent Eyeliner
Eyelid Surgery
Forehead Lift
Chin Surgery
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Tummy Tuck
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Buttock Lift
Upper Arm Lift
Calf Implants
Breast Augmentation
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Male Breast Reduction Surgery
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Board Certification
American Board of Plastic Surgery, 1987
Professional Background
Pre-medicine, University of the Philippines
Doctor of Medicine, University the Philippines
Residency in General Surgery and Internal Medicine, University of the Philippines
Residency in General Surgery (3 years), Wayne State University
Residency in Plastic Surgery (3 years), Wayne State University
Research in Hand Surgery with Joseph Posch, M.D.
Plastic Surgery Fellowship (1 year)
Masters of Science in Business Administration
Since 1981
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Hospital Affiliations
Bon Secours Hospital
Cottage Hospital of Grosse Pointe
Genesys Regional Medical Center
Huron Valley Hospital-Sinai DMC Hospital
North Oakland Medical Center
Oakwood Health System--Annapolis Center
Straith Hospital for Special Surgery
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Justin Timberlake and Taylor Swift are expected to get some Grammy love today.
The Grammy nominations will be read tonight and they're both considered strong contenders.
Timberlake's "The 20/20 Experience" was among the top sellers of 2013.
Swift is a past winner of album of the year, and her "Red" album was also a commercial success.
Other potential nominees include Imagine Dragons, Lorde, Kendrick Lamar, Bruno Mars, Katy Perry, Macklemore and Ryan Lewis, Kacey Musgraves, Florida Georgia Line and Daft Punk.
CBS will run a special revealing some of the nominees, with the rest available on www.Grammy.com .
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Takoma Park Food Pantry- 1st Saturday Monthly Food Distribution at Grace United Methodist Church
Saturday, 02 February, 2013|
The goal of the Pantry is to treat our clients with dignity and respect, while fulfilling the requirements of our partner agencies. We try to offer a well-rounded array of foods for their bi-weekly or monthly offer, as well, some basic non-food items such as paper products and personal care products on a rotation basis.
Our Food Pantry is now open for business:
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LOCATION: Grace United Methodist Church
7001 New Hampshire Avenue, Takoma Park, MD20912
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- Resume Building and Interview Techniques Workshops.
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No matter how gorgeous your skin is or how beautiful your lips look, if your eyes are sporting dark circles, fine lines, and other signs of being stressed, then your entire countenance suffers the consequences. The eyes are one of the first aspects of the face that anyone notices. When they look tired and lifeless, then your whole face appears worn out and unattractive. Today, it is possible to give your eyes a quick transformation from tired and dull to bright and sparkling simply by using a high performing eye product designed to infuse new life into this area of your face. Offering you a chance to say farewell to dark circles and other marks of stressful living that settle on the eye zone, DuWop Eye Products are one of the must-have beauty care products that should have a place in every woman's personal arsenal of items designed to instill attractiveness into her appearance.
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2 Year Old Male Mix Breed
Sweet, sensitive and full of love. Artie is one FANTASTIC dog. He is well mannered, and wants nothing more than to be your best buddy. Artie really craves attention. As soon as you start petting him he sits calmly, and looks up at you with the sweetest eyes. It is a look that says please don't stop!
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