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Pretend you're on a Hawaiian getaway!
These luau decorations are sure to put your Prom or party guests in the Hawaiian spirit.
Aloha Sign
The Aloha Sign is a free-standing cardboard prop with hibiscus flowers and the word ALOHA printed on the background. Each boogie board standee measures 3 feet high x 1 foot 6 inches wide x 12 inches deep. Easy assembly.
Set a tropical scene with this lighted cardboard, mylar, and gossamer waterfall. Each waterfall measures 6 feet high x 27 inches wide. Assembly required.
Floral Luau Arch
This unique 9 feet high x 6 feet wide x 16 inch deep entrance includes the lighted arch, raffia skirting, a personalized hibiscus mural and four flowers.
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Beautiful!!! Easy to assemble, it gave to my party a very good look of a Caribbean party!!!!I recommended 100% [...]
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We used this as a backdrop for a middle school dance. Pictures were excellent. Takes some time to build. Attaching the flowers was easy but tended to fall off as kids bumped them.
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I am using this for a wedding arch, all the lights will also light up the area for the party after
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Floral Lit Arch 1st thing everyone saw, as guests walked closer I can see their big smiles. There was no guessing where the party was. Everyone enjoyed taking a picture in front of it. I was very nervous merchandise was going to be flimsy. To my surprise it was nicely made but the best had to be the personalized hibiscuss mural. My graddaughter Birthday Luau will be remembered by all. Thanks Again, Love it! LaLa
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The arch was used for my mother's surprise birthday party. It was placed right before the guests reached my back yard to give off a "grand entrance." The size and colors were great for the luau theme party I was giving. There was only two things that kept this product from being perfect. I had to place bricks around the edges of each leg to keep sturdy and the tape used to stick flowers and banner should actually be plastic ties which I happen to use to keep them from falling off. Nevertheless, my mom and her guests enjoyed it!
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This was a great eye catcher especially with the twinkling lights. The only unattractive thing was the brown cardboad, but I guess you could add or glue something to it to give it more of a textured look.
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As a photo prop. The brown cardboard for the waterfall was pretty plain it could have been painted to look like it had rocks. Other than that I was really satisfied with the effect it had on photos
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No problem here. I was very satisfied.
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Issue date: Wednesday, January 6, 1965
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Next edition: Thursday, January 7, 1965
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Arizona Republic (Newspaper) - January 6, 1965, Phoenix, Arizona Phoenix Weather Considerable cloudiness, some light rain. Predicted high 58. Yesterday's temperatures: high 57, low 50. Humid-ity: high 80, low 64. Details, Page 7. The Arizona Republic 75th Year, No. 234 telephone: 271-8000 Phoenix, Arizona, Wednesday, January 6, 1965 13 MAIL Today's Chuckle "I'm eorry." said the bosf, "but tf I let you talce two hours off for lunch today, I'd have to do flie nme for every other employe whose wife gave birth to quadruplets." Ten Cents Payson Jail Tragedy TEEN New Congress Gives Medicare Top Billing By RAYMOND J. CROWLEY WASHINGTON (AP) - A revival, and possible early decision, of tlie titantic struggle over hospital care for the aged under Social Security took top billing yesterday in the new 89th Congress. House Democrats erased a major obstacle to passage of the bill by changing the political alignment on the Ways and Means Committee. Backers have been trying to get a Medicare bill through Congress for nearly 15 years. One of the big stumbling Editorial: "And Now To Work," Page 6 blocks was Ways and Means which last year failed by one vote to approve the bill. Speaker John W. McCor-mack, D-Mass., and Republican floor leader Gerald R. Ford of Michigan announced that Democrats would receive Arizonans Join In Project Bill Republic Washington Bureau WASHINGTON - Sen. Carl Hayden, D-Ariz, said last night he will introduce today a bill authorizing construction, operation and maintenance of the $1.3 billion Lower Colorado River Basin Project. The $1.1 billion Central Arizona Project, of which Hayden is the legislative father, will be the main feature of the bill that will also bear the name of Sen. Paul Fannin, R-Ariz., as co-sponsor. Hayden said his measure will be essentially the same, except; for minor technical changes, as the bill that was approved last Congress by the Senate Interior Committee. The bill will bear the number "S. 75," the designation given the Central Arizona Project bills passed by the Senate in 1950 and again in 1951. Fannin yesterday was preparing to change the title of the bill from Central Arizona Project Bill to "Carl Hayden Project Authorization Bill." The freshman lawmaker said he thought Arizona would want the project named for the man who has spent his lifetime toiling for the realization of the scheme to water Central Arizona, from the state's 2.8 million acre-foot share of the Colorado River's yearly quota. The bill the two senators will offer today will provide for the construction of Bridge Canyon and Marble Canyon dams. Fannin said he thought that the Bridge Canyon dam should bear Hayden's name but would propose this at another time. The bill would create a Lower Colorado River Basin account into which proceeds (Continued on Page 8, Col. 1) a bigger ratio on all House committees to reflect the new 295 to 140 balance over the GOP. This gives Democrats two seats on the Ways and Means Committee now held by Republicans. The new appointees are virtually certain to be pro-Medicare members. For a quarter century, Ways and Means has remained fixed at 25 members, with 15 allotted to the majority party and 10 to the minority. Under today's action, the ratio will be 17 to 8. In another action which will help along President Johnson's "Great Society," the Appropriations Committee was reshuffled to give Democrats 34 members and Republicans only 16. The previous ratio was 30-20. Backers of the so-called Medicare bill figured their chances of putting it across this year were excellent in view of the Lyndon B. Johnson landslide. THERE WAS gloom among foes of the administration bill. One said his side lost 38 House votes. Republican and Democratic, in the November election, and thereby lost a "sure majority." The term Medicare is considered somewhat of a misnomer, because the proposal does not provide for payment of the doctor's bill, except for such diagnostic services as laboratory tests and X-rays, The emphasis would be on hospital care, post-hospital care in an approved establishment, and such home care as visiting nurses. A prime question concerning the plan is whether to finance the insurance under a separate payroll tax, as proposed by Rep. Wilbur D. Mills. D-Ark., chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee, or whether to lump it with regular Social Security deductions, (Continued on Page 4, Col. 4) Republic nwta by Wwte CivMwnh DEATH CELL-This is the main cell tank of Payson's new $50,000 jail where four teen-agers were found dead yesterday. This photo was taken March 14, 1964, during dedication ceremonies of the new structure. Mrs. Florence Greer, Payson justice of the peace, examines the cell cots. Watching from left: former Payson deputies Levi Weigand and Howard Childers; James Dawdy, member of the Gila County Board of Supervisors; and former Sheriff Jack Jones. A leaky gas heater was tentatively blamed. Speedy UFO Under Probe WASHINGTON (AP) - The Air Force is investigating the reported sighting of two highspeed unidentified flying objects by Navy radar operators at Patuxent Naval Air Station, Md. The Navy .said yesterday that the operators observed' "two objects on their scope approaching at approximate y 4,800 mph from 30 to 40 miles south" of the base at 8:30 p.m. Dec. 29. The objects approached the naval air station, executed a tight turn and disappeared from the scope, the Navy said. About the fastest aircraft in existence is the X15 experimental plane, which has flown at 4,104 mph. The X15 is based on the West Coast. It has a very short range. Malaysians Alert for Infiltrators By TONY ESCODA KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia (AP)-Malaysia imposed a curfew on territorial waters off the southern tip of the mainland yesterday in anticipation of new Indonesian guerrilla raids. A communique said the dusk-to-dawn ban on ship movements covers the southern coast of Johore state, next to Singapore, where a number of Indonesian infiltrations have taken place. THE CURFEW was the latest in a swift series of developments following reports of an Indonesian military buildup in bases surrounding Malaysia. British warships already patrol the area. Indonesia's decision to quit the United Nations has been taken by Malaysia as further indication the Indonesians want to be free to mount a major offensive against the federation. A British-aided drive to strengthen Malaysia's defenses is on. The vanguard of a 1,000-man British reinforcement contingent has arrived, with the rest to be airlifted in a few days. ALSO EXPECTED are sev-(Continued on Page 2, Col. 1) A Prayer OUR LORD, how long we have kept Thee standing and waiting outside the closed doors of our hearts! How often we have said, "Come in," yet not opened the door! Teach us, then, this day to open the door, not alone in words and gestures, but in truth as well. Enter in and take possession until our wills are truly Thine. Amen. LBJ Bid to Russ Talk of Capital By MICHAEL PADEV Republic Foreign Editor WASHINGTON-President Johnson's invitation to the Soviet leaders to visit the United States was the talk of the day yesterday in Washington's diplomatic row. It is certain that the invitation will be the talk of the day today and for many more days to come. This is nat- News Analysis m- ural and evitable. The United States and Soviet Russia are the world's gratest powers and they have leaders who have never seen each other or talked to each other. THE PROSPECT of a summit meeting between the chief executives of the two world Related Story on Page 4 giants is, therefore, the most important political subject in the world today. U.S.-Soviet relations affect all other nations, big and small, in all comers of our planet. If President Johnson and the new Soviet leaders were able to agree on a more or less workable program for peace, the whole world would benefit from the improvement of U.S. - Russian relations. If, on the other hand, the United States and Soviet Russia faced each other in the coming months and years in an atmosphere of growing hostility, every nation in the world would suffer, in one way or another. FOR THIS reason the world at large is considering the possibility, if not the certainty, of an early U.S.-So- (Continued on Page 4, Col. 1) Rabid Cat Discovered In Phoenix A RABID cat has been discovered in northwest Phoenix, the Mkricopa County Health Department reported yesterday. The cat belonged to P. A. Hall of 8525 N. Ninth Ave. The cat was under treatment at the Fuller Animal Hospital, 7140 N. 16th St., at the time the rabies was discovered. Abnormal behavior caused the family to bring the cat to the hospital, Hall said. At the time, poisoning was suspected. "The cat had a rabies shot last January," Hall said. "It started acting strangely in December, and so it was less than a year after the shot." Hall said he was now consulting with his doctor to see if his family must take rabies treatments. Sheriff Holds Faulty Heater To Blame PAYSON - Four teer.-age boys locked overnight in the Payson jail for stealing beer were found dead in their cell beds yesterday morning. A leaky gas heater was tentatively blamed for the deaths. Discovery of the bodies stunned this mountain resort town of 800 persons and led to a hushed investigation by Gila County officials who would not reveal details of the deaths. The boys, all students at Payson High School, were discovered in their cots at 10:45 a.m. in the main cell block of the new $50,000 Gila County jail complex which was dedicated only last spring. Gila Sheriff's deputies and other officials rushed here from Globe, locked relatives of the boys and newsmen out of the jail, and launched a probe which continued late into the mght. The victims were identified as: Clifford Greenland, 18, a seizor at Payson High School, who resided in nearby Pine with bis widowed mother, Mrs. Elsie Greenland. She was admitted to P^8on Hoqidtal in sbodc after Iftaming of her son's death. Hie hay was a sMeot it Cam�l-back School in Phoeidx until last year. Blaine Schroeder, 16, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Scbroeder, a junior whose father is greenskeeper at the Payson Country Club. Kenny Haught, 15, son of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Haught, a sophomore. His father owns a Payson television repair shop. Jim Watkins, 16, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Watkins, a sophomore who moved to Payson two weeks ago with his family. Throughout the day, small knots of angry neighbors and relatives clustered outside the jail seeking details which were never givp. Deputies barred reporters and photographers from the jail, and would not discuss the deaths with Payson residents. Sullen anger, punctuated by bitter complaints, welled up at the wall of silence surrounding the investigations. Walter (Continued on Page 8, Col. 1) Stunned Residents Recall Celebration MARCH 14, 1964, was a festive day in Payson, as its residents celebrated the construction of their new jaU. It was the event of the year and the dedication ceremonies were appropriate. Arizona Supreme Court Justice Renz L. Je�-nings and Gila County Sen. Clarence Carpenter came to speak. The Rotary, Lions and Elks clubs tied in their St. Patrick's Day activities with the dedication and Julius Irion, the county engineer who designed Payson's first jail, was invited to look over the new $50,000 facility. The old jail was termed inadequate, unsanitary, an eyesore, and residents had protested for over a year, asking for a new jail. THEY GOT A modern dandy, complete with separate Republic Photo by Forrest Stroup SO YOU HAD PHONE TROUBLES? - Nope, Wayne Wieseman of 4127 W. Sheridan doesn't have to climb a ladder to get a line, as some persons thought they might have to do during the recent number change. He's just repainting pole and sign at Seventh Street and Butler, Sunnyslope. Court Denies Writ in Molesting Case A CANDY store owner must'the Wickenburg Justice of the candy store and was not with-; face sentencing for kissing anjPeace Court. out "visible means of support."; 8-ycar-old girl three times on! ,,, o,nrno,. Mrc ^rs. Lewis asked the high' he lips. viL if Q?,; ^'f-court to order the charge dis-: Th^ was the result of action^^S^^ ^14 1 ^^iT" by the Arizona Supreme Court Court that the law was uncon- ". ... yesterday in denying a writ stitutional because "molesting AFTER Hlb convicUon m the which would have blocked sen- as set out in this statue is some-i Justice court, Bertrand ap-tencing of Leo E. Bertrand, 62. thing more than kissing." P^a'^d to Superior Court, which ^ I upheld the justice of the peace. Bertrand, of Wittmaiui, was accused of kissing an 8-year-old girl when shi came into his store to buy candy. He was convicted on a molesting charge in V She also contended that the law itself, classifying the offender as a vagrant, was vague and untonstiiutional because Bertrand was the owner of the He is scheduled for sentencing Monday. Deputy Counly Attorney W. (Continued on Page 13, Col. 4) i Stories Inside International VIETCONG guerrillas vanish from Binh Gia area as Vietnamese forces form up for a cainteroffensive. Page 4. National Salvatore and Joseph Bonaimo Jr. appear before New York grand jury investigating crime, but don't say where their father is. Page 16. Arizona Arizona, where the vote power of one county is 86 times that of another county in the Senate, one of 40 states facing reapportionment action this year. Page tt. GENERAL INDEX Page Page Page Astrology 18 Editorials 6 Sports 29-33 Bridge 19 Edit. Opinion 7 Theaters 23 Comics 34 FUer 10 TV-Radio 22-24 Crossword 35 Financial 25-27 Want Ads 3643 Dear Abby 45 Obituaries 35-36 Weather 7 D^era 17 Pictiu-es 10 Women 45-56 / women's quarters, cells for juveniles, a justice court and office space for sheriff's deputies. 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Diet and Brain Health: Results continued...
The team looked at 30 different nutrient biomarkers. Those most consistently linked to brain health were the vitamins, omega-3 fatty acids, and trans fats.
The declines in mental and thinking ability were attributable more to age and other risk factors, but diet did seem to play a role. For the variation found in the tests of mental and thinking abilities, Bowman's team found risk factors such as age explained about 46% of the variation. Diet explained less, about 17%, Bowman says.
For the variation in brain volume, diet seems to matter as much as the other risk factors. Diet explained about 37% of the variation, he says. The other risk factors explained about another 40%.
The study was looking just at one point in time, Bowman says, which is a limitation of the study. "We can't say these patterns predict rate of change over time."
Diet and Brain Health: Perspective
As the research progresses, the study results suggest someday it may be possible to slow cognitive declines through diet, Christy Tangney, PhD, associate professor of clinical nutrition at Rush University Medical Center, Chicago, tells WebMD. She wrote an editorial to accompany the study.
Down the road, she says, the researchers might use a blood measure that reflects a typical diet, not just a point in time.
However, she says, it is encouraging that their results are similar to those in other studies that looked at diet and brain health but used questionnaires instead of a blood test.
Another study limitation is its small size and that the people studied were not diverse, says Heather Snyder, PhD, senior associate director of medical and scientific relations for the Alzheimer's Association. She reviewed the study findings.
Until more research is done, she says eating a heart-healthy diet -- which may also help your brain -- is the best advice.
Bowman agrees that the standard advice to eat more fruits and vegetables and fish and avoid trans fats seems wise. Omega-3 fatty acids and vitamin D are found in fish. The B, C, and E vitamins he linked with less brain shrinkage are in fruits and vegetables.


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At least 20 teenagers have been charged with stealing spirits from Thurston County grocery stores, but that tally doesn't include charges of minors in possession, which can be leveled when teens have alcohol on them but haven't left the store.
OLYMPIA — Since private stores started selling hard liquor in June, more teenagers in Thurston County are shoplifting booze that's now available at grocery stores.
At least 20 teenagers have been charged with stealing spirits from Thurston County grocery stores, but that tally doesn't include charges of minors in possession, which can be leveled when teens have alcohol on them but haven't left the store. The tally also doesn't include people between 18 and 20 years old, The Olympian reported Sunday.
"Obviously, our focus is on kids not having access to unlawful substances. We don't think stores are taking any steps to minimize the access that juveniles have to alcohol, primarily, through theft," juvenile prosecutor Wayne Graham said.
The voter-approved Initiative 1183 privatized liquor, making spirits available to buy at groceries around the state.
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Authorities say they've also seen more reports of alcohol use at schools.
Retailers asked by The Olympian about the problem of liquor thefts by minors either did not respond or said they were working on ways to minimize shoplifting.
As for the size of the problem, the Washington State Organized Retail Crime Alliance indicated about $18,000 to $20,000 in liquor thefts — by adults as well as by minors — took place from mid-September to the end of October, according to the state Liquor Control Board's enforcement and education chief, Justin Nordhorn.
The Washington Association of Sheriffs and Police Chiefs recently sent a letter to the Liquor Control Board, asking it to require retailers to keep track of and report liquor thefts.
"We're only catching a small percent of what's happening," Graham said. "We are not getting all of the alcohol-related incidents referred for criminal charges."
Local police, youth advocates and school officials agreed with Graham's criticisms.
"We have noted an increase in alcohol-related reports by the schools, and this has become a proliferating problem that needs to be addressed," Tumwater police Detective Jen Kolb said.
The number of alcohol-related incidents routed to the juvenile prosecutor's office has gone up in the three largest Thurston County school districts — North Thurston, Olympia and Tumwater — since liquor privatization, Graham said.
But school officials in Tumwater and Olympia said they had not noticed a marked increase in alcohol-related incidents involving students since June 1.
In an email to The Olympian, Safeway public-affairs director Sara Osborne said the company is working on the problem of minors stealing from its store near North Thurston High School.
School officials and police have said they are concerned that the store's liquor is sold in the same aisle as soft drinks and energy drinks where students congregate.
Joel Benoliel, senior vice president of Costco, the Kirkland-based chain that helped bankroll the initiative that took alcohol out of state control, said the argument that more teens will have access to liquor because of privatization is "specious."
"Teenagers have always had access to alcohol," he said, pointing out that about 30 states allow grocery stores and retailers to sell spirits.
Benoliel said he believes opponents of privatization are making an issue of liquor shoplifting by teens because they want to try to repeal the new law.
"You have people who are sore losers and are trying to make a political point," he said.


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She's come a long way since her days as Felicity. New mother Keri Russell took to the streets of New York City on a playdate with her son River and his pal Violet Affleck accompanied by mommy Jennifer Garner.
The celebrity moms were all bundled up as they strolled through the Big Apple this morning. Always the media ham, Violet wore one of her fun and crazy hats, while River opted for more of a conservative knit cap.
Last night in New York City, the Independent Feature Project held the 17th annual Gotham Awards. The year's best indie flicks were recognized, and plenty of stars showed up to see who won.
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We've all heard the stereotype that the Irish like to drink… but Jonathan Rhys Meyers took the joke a little too far while visiting Dublin, Ireland yesterday during a press tour for his new movie "August Rush."
It seems the 30-year-old actor enjoyed a few too many libations before attempting to board a plane at the Dublin airport, on his way to England.
Keri Russell started off her weekend with a trip to Taste Restaurant in Los Angeles for a wine-tasting party. Despite having a newborn baby to take care off, the former Felicity star found time to make a tray of homemade pastries to share with the attendees.
Speaking of her baby, River Russell Deary, Keri recently got a little sympathy from the hosts of The View after telling them that she spent 38 hours in labor.
An adorable pair, Keri Russell and baby River were spotted making their way through Los Angeles International Airport with the accompaniment of a female friend on Wednesday (November 14).
The former "Felicity" star has been busy promoting her upcoming movie, August Rush, which hits theaters on November 23rd. Meanwhile, contrary to recent reports, the Golden Globe winning actress said that she hasn't signed on to appear in J.J. Abrams' upcoming "Star Trek" movie.
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August 07, 2015Reviewer: Christopher in MaineDisappointed overall with these. First and foremost, the maltitol caused major problems with my stomach. Second, while the pieces have a generally good flavor and remind me of the regular sugary version of these, several pieces in the bag (about 1/3 of the contents) were hard, either compromised by a bad cellophane wrapper or simply stale. Don't think I'll bother buying these again, and can't recommend them.
March 26, 2014Reviewer: John in New YorkThe fruit slices taste GREAT! Just like I remember from years ago. Doesn't rate a 5 though, because of the packaging. About 1/4 to 1/3 of the package had the cellophane wrap compromised in some way or other (i.e., a hole) and the contents had the consistency of a hockey puck. If you attempt to eat one of these, keep your dentist on retainer.


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went on Adobe's site to buy update LR5 to LR6. Could not find it anywhere. Went to their chat help and they wasted my time asking me irrelevant questions and finally giving me another bad link. Shame on them!
principal difference not "principle difference".
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rfsIII: First it was "Nikon hates babies" a few years ago, now they hate wildlife. And they have proven over and over that they really, really hate their customers. There is some serious dysfunction at that company and as a Nikon owner, it scares me. They need a new CEO and a big change in their corporate culture.
they don't hate babies or wildlife, but they love money
ybizzle: 20.1 MP!!!! I pre-ordered mine. ;)
but they may be in cahoots with the companies who make SDHC cards. 20mp files take up more room than 6mp files....and of course there is the marketing factor.
the blurb says backlit cmos sensor and the specs say ccd. huh?
a camera for the Romney family....
I think we all know what will happen when this policy is implemented.
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Memorial Day Mass 8 a.m. Monday, Mission San Luis Rey, 4050 Mission Ave., Oceanside. Pancake breakfast from 9 to 11:30 a.m. Tickets: $10 adults; $5 children. (760) 757-3651.
Veterans Association of North County 10 a.m. Monday, Elks Lodge, 444 Country Club Lane, Oceanside. Speaker to be announced.
Rancho Bernardo Veterans Memorial Association 10:40 a.m. Monday, Webb Park, Rancho Bernardo. Patriotic music by Rancho Bernardo High School Madrigals. Brig. Gen. Robert B. Abrams, commanding general, National Training Center, Fort Irwin, will speak.
Daley Ranch hike Naturalist Kathleen Flanagan will lead a fast-paced, seven-mile walk, 7 a.m. tomorrow, Daley Ranch, 3024 La Honda Drive, Escondido. Free. (760) 839-4680.
"Friday Night Fever" Oceanside Museum of Art's Art After Dark event, 7 to 10 p.m. tomorrow, 704 Pier View Way, Oceanside. Dance to disco classics from the '70s with The DJ Eddie-G. $10 to $15, includes sushi, beer and wine tasting. (760) 435-3720.
Robert Wagner book signing The actor will sign copies of his book, "Pieces of My Heart," 7:30 p.m. tomorrow, California Center for the Arts, Escondido, 340 N. Escondido Blvd. (760) 839-4124.
Pancake breakfast Sponsored by Rancho Bernardo Historical Society, 8 a.m. to noon Saturday, Bernardo Winery, 13330 Paseo del Verano Norte. Tickets $6. (858) 613-1933.
"It's All About Women" 2009 Women's Conference by the North County African American Women's Association, 8:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, MiraCosta College, 1 Barnard Drive, Oceanside. Featured speaker is Sarita Maybin, author of "If You Can't Say Something Nice, What Do You Say?" Cost: $35; $20 for students. (760) 754-9891.
Guided nature hike 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, Santa Maria Canyon in San Pasqual Valley. Cost: $40. (858) 755-6956.
American Heritage Car Show 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, Grape Day Park, 321 N. Broadway, Escondido. Dode Martin will be honored. Vehicle registration $25; free admission for spectators. (760) 743-8207.
Oceanview Cemetery cleanup 10 a.m. to noon Saturday, Oceanview Cemetery, Coast Highway south of Oceanside Boulevard, Oceanside. (619) 806-1869.
Mission botanical tour 10 a.m. Saturday, Mission San Luis Rey, 4050 Mission Ave., Oceanside. $10. (760) 757-3651, ext. 115.
Book signing Author Tom Morrow will sign his latest book, "The Secret of Beckham Manor," 11 a.m. Saturday, Georgina Cole Library, 1250 Carlsbad Village Drive, Carlsbad. (760) 602-2012.
Flag burning ceremony Noon Saturday Oceanside Fire Training Academy, 110 Jones Road. Sponsored by American Legion Post No. 146.
Fiber art, sculpture show Palomar Handweavers Guild, noon to 5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, Bernardo Winery, 13330 Paseo del Verano North, Rancho Bernardo. (858) 451-9418.
Village Chocolate Festival and Street Fair 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday, Main Street in downtown Vista. (760) 726-1122
"Early Frost" and "A Betrothal" Two short plays, 7 p.m. today, PowPAC, 13250 Poway Road, Poway. Tickets: $10. (858) 679-8085.
"Peter Pan" Presented by Arts Off Broadway. 7:30 p.m. tomorrow, 2 and 7:30 p.m. Saturday and 2 p.m. Sunday, California Center for the Arts, Escondido, 340 N. Escondido Blvd. Tickets: $12.50 to $17.50. (800) 988-4253.
"Murder Among Friends" The dark comedy continues through Sunday at PowPAC, 13250 Poway Road, Poway. Tickets: $13 to $15. (858) 679-8085.
"A Bad Day in Shootersville" San Marcos Theatre West Youth Theater, 7:30 p.m. Fridays, 2 and 7:30 p.m. Saturdays, 2 p.m. Sundays, through May 31, San Marcos Community Center, 3 Civic Center Drive. Tickets: $6 to $8. (760) 744-9000.
"Solo Time" North Coast Symphony Orchestra and local musicians, 7:30 p.m. Saturday and 2 p.m. Sunday, MiraCosta College, 1 Barnard Drive, Oceanside. (760) 795-6815.
"Old Wicked Songs" presented by North Coast Repertory Theatre, 8 p.m. Thursdays through Saturdays and 2 and 7 p.m. Sundays, through May 31, 987 Lomas Santa Fe Drive, Solana Beach. Tickets: $39 to $45. (858) 481-2155, ext. 20.


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She works in her business selling jewelry and watches. She has a store where she sells watches, and jewelry such as bracelets, rings and earrings. She works from 8am until 7pm. She has been in this business for seven years now and it is going very well.
Her dream is to expand her business selling jewelry and watches. She is requesting the loan to buy watches, rings, earrings and bracelets. The other members have businesses such as selling crafts, a grocery store, a beauty salon and a restaurant.
She is grateful to those who, by this means, form part of this dream, and promises to make her installment payments on time.
La socia es la Sra. Karelin ella es soltera y tiene 31 años y tiene 1 hijo; La socia trabaja en su negocio de venta de joyas y relojes, la socia tiene una tienda donde vende relojes y joyas como pulseras, anillos y aretes, la socia trabaja desde las 8:00 a.m hasta las7:00 p.m, la socia ya tiene 7 años en este negocio y le va muy bien, el sueño de la socia es ampliar el negocio de venta de joyas y relojes. La socia solicita el crédito para comprar relojes, anillos, aretes y pulseras.
Los otros socios se dedican al negocio de venta de artesanía, negocio de tienda de abarrotes, negocio de salón de belleza y negocio de restaurant.
La socia agradece a quienes forman parte de este sueño mediante este medio y se compromete a cumplir con el pago de sus cuotas en el plazo establecido.
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Asociación Arariwa is a large non-governmental organization that started offering microcredit in 1994 to improve the quality of life, skills and equity of the population in the rural Cusco region of Peru. Arariwa serves the southern Andean provinces of Peru, and is distinguished by its efforts to reach the very poor, who often live in isolated rural areas. Arariwa fosters village banking, supports savings accounts, promotes access to education, and empowers women entrepreneurs (who make up 78% of its borrowers).
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Fresh allspice has a scent that brings back memories of my mom's home-made cookies. There is a big difference between Frontier allspice and the generic stuff at the store. When it bakes in my oatmeal cookies, the whole house smells like a bakery.
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"Slumdog Millionaire" officially completed its sweep of the precursor prize this weekend, winning honors from the Art Directors Guild, Cinema Audio Society, ACE Eddies and American Society of Cinematographers.
Anthony Dod Mantle, the cinematographer of "Slumdog Millionaire," was honored in the cinematic feature category of the 23rd Annual American Society of Cinematographers (ASC) Outstanding Achievement Awards. At the ceremony, held at the Hyatt Regency Century Plaza Hotel in Los Angeles, Dod Mantle beat out Roger Deakins, for "Revolutionary Road" and "The Reader," Chris Menges, also for "The Reader," Claudio Miranda for "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button," and Wally Pfister for "The Dark Knight."
"Recreating stories for the cinema can help us understand the present, learn more about different ways of life, transport us to a fantasyland, and reveal truths about reality and what it means to be human," said actress Amy Adams, who presented the award to Dod Mantle. "This year's nominees demonstrated a mastery of enchantment."
At the 59th annual ACE Eddie Awards, "Slumdog"'s Chris Dickens was given the best-edited feature film honors, while Stephen Schaffer won the award for best-edited feature film comedy or musical for "Wall-E," and Jinx Godfrey earned best-edited documentary for "Man on Wire." The ACE Eddie is a great predictor of the Academy's best editing category, getting it right every year since 2000 (when ACE winner "Gladiator" lost to "Traffic" at the Oscars).
Also separated into three categories, the Art Directors Guild Awards gave "Slumdog"'s Mark Digby honors for best contemporary film design, while "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button"'s Donald Graham Burt took best period film design and "The Dark Knight"'s Nathan Crowley won for best fantasy film design.
Finally, and perhaps most surprisingly, "Slumdog" also triumphed with the Cinema Audio Society. The film's production mixer Resul Pookutty and re-recording mixers Ian Tapp and Richard Pryke won for outstanding achievement in motion picture sound mixing at CAS's 45th Annual Awards. "Slumdog" beat out "The Dark Knight," "Iron Man," "Quantum of Solace" and "WALL-E."
The Academy Awards are handed out next Sunday. "Slumdog" is competing in 10 categories, nearly all of which it has dominated in pre-Oscar precursor prizes.


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Can you make a couture gown out of bathroom
tissue? Farley Chatto thinks so.
For the past 7 years he, along with a host of uber talented Canadian designers, have proven it. Part of an annual awareness-raiser for the Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation, it challenges our home-grown talent to put compassion into their fashions as they create a "vision of the future without breast cancer".
Farley, who's curating the event this year, is full of enthusiasm. "I'm really excited because the designers took up the challenge and a lot of them went out of their comfort area and hopefully realise that bathroom tissue is actually a strong material."
Designer Franco Mirabelli explains it further. "The 'BT' comes in and it's 10 feet wide, so we have to physically cut it down just to get it on the cutting table. We do have to treat it. We send it to a company in Montreal and they bond it."
I had to ask Frank why he chose to take part. "Farley, who's a very talented designer, asked me if I would. I'd seen the ads on TV and I thought 'you know what? It's for a worthy cause, so why not? Let's try it.'"
He laughs as he adds "We worked on it the studio and we fought like cats and dogs." But he gets serious again when he says "It's a one of a kind outfit; it's a couture dress, an elaborate, elaborate dress, and I'm really proud of it."
If I could do what he did, I'd be proud too! As I watched the runway show, I had to keep reminding myself that these stunning works of art are made out of the same thing we use in the…well, you know…
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Bath Township Police identify the body discovered Sunday in a dumpster as that of 25-year-old Michelle Hartman. Her half clothed body was found in a Clark Engineering Co. dumpster around 3 p.m. An employee saw one of her legs as he was dumping trash.
Police are calling her death suspicious although Chief of Police Jack Phillips says investigators are narrowing the scope and should know more by Monday evening. Phillips says they have a definite direction they're heading in.
Autopsy results will determine the cause of death.
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The results are in for the latest police crackdown on speeders in Clark County, with extra officers on patrol in the three weeks between July 15 and Aug. 7.
Officers wrote 392 tickets for speeding, 14 for aggressive driving, 19 for cellphone violations and 40 for lack of liability insurance, according to a bulletin from Kristina Moy with the Washington Traffic Safety Commission.
Four motorists were arrested on suspicion of DUI.
In addition, 11 drivers had suspended or revoked licenses. One driver was arrested for a previously issued felony warrant and two for misdemeanor warrants.
The extra officers were with the Washington State Patrol, Clark County Sheriff's Office, Battle Ground Police Department and Ridgefield Police Department.
The Clark County Target Zero Traffic Safety Task Force supported the officers, using overtime funds from the Traffic Safety Commission.


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environmental monitoring Companies in Guatemala
Parenteral Drug Association (PDA)
based in Bethesda, MARYLAND (USA)
The Parenteral Drug Association (PDA) is the leading global provider of science, technology and regulatory information and education for the pharmaceutical and biopharmaceutical community. Founded in 1946 as a nonprofit organization, PDA is committed to developing scientifically sound, practical technical information and resources to advance science and regulation through ...
based in Bukit Mertajam, MALAYSIA
FIXONE ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES(call +60174877411) is started out to served the needs of the environment, health and safety monitoring services. Our staffs have more than ten years experience and the necessary expertise in providing the right products and services to meet the discerning demands of these both industries. Our experience with our customers led us to extend ...
Sentinel Pty Ltd
based in Fyshwick, AUSTRALIA
Sentinel is an Australian-based environmental consulting company that specializes in the design, implementation and operation of remote monitoring systems. The company has extensive experience in the capture and collation of quality environmental datasets for industrial, mining and public utility sectors throughout Australia, Asia, Pacific, USA and Africa. Sentinel can ...
Seveno Pty Ltd
based in Fyshwick, AUSTRALIA
Seveno was founded in New Zealand in 2000. The company'sname originates from its early focus on water, which covers 70%of the earth's surface. The seventy became Seveno ("Seven Oh").In 2004, Australian registered Seveno Pty Ltd was formed and Seveno headquarters and software development moved toCanberra, Australia.Seveno is closely associated with environmental ...
based in Melbourne, FLORIDA (USA)
The Simple Wireless Information Management Solution (SWIMS) is the first completely automated in-situ continuous monitoring system, coupled with a powerful wireless Internet application to perform remote data collection and on-line analysis, alerting, and reporting. SWIMS removes the need to make site visits to download data, and there`s no software to install.
based in São Paulo, BRAZIL
H2O with its more than 20 years of experience active in engineering and consulting in water and wastewater treatment for industries and communities. Ing. Ademar Cesar M. Ferreira has more than 30 years of experience in Operation, Implantation, Management, Diagnosis, Treatment Design and Monitoring. H2O Engineeirng is fully commited to the water and wastewater treatment ...
Futuris Consulting S.A.
based in Costa Rica, COSTA RICA
Futuris provides innovative and high quality EHS consulting services for the Latin American market.Futuris` team has over ten years of international experience and are firm believers that legal compliance, risk management and impact reduction are key in the success of any business. Based on this philosophy, they have transformed the vision of large and small, public and ...
Stratus Environmental
based in Thorpe Park, UNITED KINGDOM
Stratus Environmental Limited is a multidisciplinary planning, design and engineering consultancy specialising in the provision of development services to the UK`s leading waste management and renewable energy companies.
Aridea Solutions
based in Charleston, WEST VIRGINIA (USA)
Aridea Solutions, we envision a time where environmental parameters are continuously monitored in real-time and can be communicated with each other, machines and people to help deliver better outcomes for our industries and the environment in which we live. This vision will be accomplished through a suite of hardware and software that will allow operators and executives ...
Fitz Scientific
based in Drogheda, IRELAND
Fitz Scientific changed name from EURO environmental services . Since this time it has grown rapidly and has established itself as one of the leading monitoring and testing companies in the UK and Ireland. We are a service business and have grown through providing quality service, on time, at a value for money price. We provide monitoring and testing services to a range ...


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Four health officials arrested in Kosovo
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January 12, 2012
European and Kosovo police have raided the offices of Kosovo's Health Ministry and arrested four officials in a corruption probe.
The EU rule of law mission (EULEX) said those arrested included ministry permanent secretary Ilir Tolaj.
EULEX said the four are wanted for "corruption-related offenses, including abuse of official position in the manipulation of tenders and entering into harmful contracts."
EULEX, launched after Kosovo declared independence from Serbia in 2008, is mandated to strengthen the rule of law in the country.
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All these wonderful characters are from the Ace Attorney series! If you haven't played these games I'm going to tell you to go online and get them now(hard to get them used because everyone wants to keep them foreverz)! From left to right: Miles Edgeworth(Prosecutor), Larry "When something smells it's usually the..." Butz, and Franziska Von Karma( Whip happy Prosecutor from Germany).
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This book examines how markets have evolved and provides insights for improved consumer policy making. It explores, for the first time, how what we have learned through the study of behavioural economics is changing the way policy makers are addressing problems.
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Throw 20 balls in the distant holes in Wild West Alley Ball Challenge.
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Chug-a-lug 20
Knock down every mug in the back row throughout a single play session of Sarsaparilla Slide.
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Bats n' Pies 20
Score 5,000 points from hitting Bat Targets during the Pie Dodge Event of Mine Cart Spelunk.
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. Leave them alone, the bats will stay up.
Mine Alley 20
Throw 5 Balls into the mineshaft in Creaky Canyon Alley Ball Challenge.
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to adjust your aim & the
to shoot the ball.
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Complete the "Corral 3 Buffalo" objective as the Undertaker's clock reads Noon in Western Showdown.
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The buffalo appear in the center of the screen, first as a single buffalo, and then as a group of two buffalo. Focus on hitting the first two buffalo, and spare the third one. Complete the four target cycle again, to make the clock hand move ahead to 12 o'clock. Then shoot the third buffalo.
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Let the town get destroyed in Please Do Feed the Animals.
In the Wild West booth, you will come to the Please Do Feed the Animals mini game. Basically wait till the end of the level and you will hear Woody's voice say "To take out the meteor". Do the opposite of what Woody tells you and let the meteor crash into the western town.
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Shoot Zurg 30 times in Launched In Space.
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will rapid-fire continuously.
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Pop the tops off of the left and right moons in Launched in Deep Space.
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Bombs Away 20
Do not hit any bombs in Planetary Slash n' Defense.
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Ring all the lasers in Flying Discs… in space!
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Terraform all terrain at the same time using the TNT Powerup in Terraformal Event.
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You will notice a number of targets that are attached to the tops of mountains. When the target is hit once, it will transform into two targets each, when those two are hit, it will make a tree. That means it has Terraformed.
What you need to do is hit all the single targets, so that's left are just the set of two targets each. Now that you have all the targets siting in groups of twos, its time to sit and wait for the TNT Powerup to show its self. If its not the TNT Powerup, then restart the level (if you are doing this on Free Play) and try again.
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Hit a multi-slash asteroid 12 times in Cosmic Slash n' Defense.
In the Space Frontier booth, you will come to the Cosmic Slash n' Defense mini game. This mini games has a small similarity to Fruit Ninja (which I hope everyone is familiar with). Basically wait till you see a giant green asteroid fly into the sky. Quickly slash it. The camera will zoom into the giant green asteroid, at this point you have to be quick with your slashes. You have just enough times to get 12 slashes before the time is up.
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Those guys are jacka$$es, but if it creates interest in the hobby its great.
It is in fact tv entertainment tho, so dont expect a David Attenborough-quality documentary and you wont be disappointed.
They build tanks..... pretty freakin awesome ones if you ask me
I wish I had 5 or 10 K$ layin around, Id have them build be a bada$$ multilevel sectional frogfish system!
god you cali guys suck so bad with your overabundance of awesome corals. damn you!! lol
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siggin' that.
I got a book from Animal Planet about reef tanks which helped me set up mine. It's pretty legit, probably as legit as a wallaby would be.
The LED/T5 Hybrid 'evil cluster' - DIY LED on steroids! | But is it made of... wood? A 45cm Mr Aqua cube
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siggin' that.
Nice man! As cool as a kangaroo on a bullet train!
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I'll probably watch a bit of the 2nd season.
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maybe your coral has the herp, bro
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Redneck is OK though.
+1 on redneck. best character. those 2 other clowns are pretty funny though
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An Inglis man with a string of battery arrests and charges dating back to 1994 is jailed again on felony battery. Only this time, the arrest comes after the death of an Inglis woman witnesses said he attacked on New Year's Day over a $40 debt.
Eric L. "Strawberry" Adams, 40, is in Levy County Detention Center under a $500,000 bond. It is Levy County's first death for 2016 and comes just months after an estranged husband killed three people at an Inglis residence before turning a gun on himself.
The Levy County Commission meets on Tuesday, Jan. 5, at 9 a.m. in the commission meeting room in the Levy County Courthouse in Bronson.
The agenda and supporting documents can be downloaded as PDF files by clicking on the link.
The Bronson Town Council meets tonight (Monday, Jan. 4) at 7 p.m. in the council meeting room in the Dogan Cobb Building.
One of the items up for discussion is a porposed animal control ordinance.
There will be an opening reception on Saturday, Jan. 9, from 5 to 7 p.m. for sculptor Leland Williams at the Cedar Key Arts Center. All are invited. Appetizers, drinks and conversation will be available to all.
Come share a little time with the art community of Cedar Key as we enjoy the art produced by the Florida sculptor and miniature painter Leland Williams and quilter Gayle Wolfe.
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Winning an award in itself is quite an achievement. But, when the
award is presented by the United Nations, then it is very special and
noteworthy. The sheer worth of such an award is raised to a magnificent
level if the ultimate recipient is oblivious to the fact that his work
has been meticulously scrutinized prior to being recognized as worthy.
This is precisely what happened with the recently presented United
Nations V (Voluntary Services) Awards. The V Awards rationale is worded
thus:- "The desire to contribute to the common good, out of freewill and
in spirit of solidarity, without expectation of material reward"
Accordingly, UN presented one of it's prestigious V Awards to the
renowned cricket coach and mentor Palitha Gunasekera for the excellence
of his Voluntary Service rendered to scores of under privileged or
disadvantaged female cricketers spread throughout the country. Thus, Sri
Lanka's cricket enthusiasts got quite an unexpected fillip from this
most respected world body.
Palitha Gunasekera
Through the presentation of this V Award to Palitha Gunasekera, many
interesting, heart-warming and even heart-rending hitherto unknown
factors emerged.
Amongst the numerous praiseworthy factors of Palitha Gunasekera's
achievements, perhaps the insignificant fact is that this is his 40th
year as a cricket coach! This is said not to belittle this particular
great achievement, but to show that in comparison, his other
achievements are so much more greater in significance to the country,
than his long number of years in this field alone. At a time when there
was no methodical coaching for females who were enthusiastic about
playing serious cricket, it was Palitha Gunasekara, who, after much
persuasion though, took on the responsibility to fill the void. Not only
he volunteered, he ensured the absolute safety and dignity of these
pioneering female cricketers of Sri Lanka. When news went round of his
services, enthusiastic female cricketers from practically every corner
of the island expressed desire to join. Accordingly, girls from far off
places like Jaffna, Trincomalee, Medawachchiya, Anuradhapura, Baticoloa,
Matara, Kegalle, Ratnapura etc requested him to take them in. Enthusiasm
apart, this brought about a massive logistics problem regarding
accommodation, food and security as coaching is done in Colombo.
Palitha Gunasekera is a distinguished old Anandian with an
outstanding cricket career and has represented his Alma Mater in all age
groups. Thereafter, he played in the Division One Sara Trophy for
another decade and a half.
He served in the management of State Trading (General) Corporation
for several years, retiring as the Additional Deputy General Manager in
Although he never sought publicity or credit for his dedicated work,
this V Award presented by the United Nations will further strengthen his
resolve and his large hearted family's commitment, as they go on quietly
as usual with their admirable service to the deserving people. In
Palitha's own words "More than anything else, this V Award brings to
limelight the fact that by being sensitive to less privileged peoples'
aspirations and by giving them a helping-hand we can inspire all
concerned, to achieve our true potential as a country - the ultimate
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Without ever mentioning the Seattle mayor's name, Gov. Chris Gregoire Thursday delivered a forceful rebuke to Mike McGinn and his campaign for a citywide vote on the waterfront tunnel.
Without ever mentioning the Seattle mayor's name, Gov. Chris Gregoire delivered a forceful rebuke Thursday to Mike McGinn and his campaign for a citywide vote on the waterfront tunnel.
In a Seattle news conference, flanked by leaders from the state, city and Port of Seattle, Gregoire attacked the suggestion that elected officials were ignoring public opinion in their determination to go forward with the Highway 99 viaduct replacement.
"By anyone's definition, the last decade has been an open public process and debate," the governor she said.
She then cited 61 public meetings, almost 17,000 public comments, a 2007 Seattle advisory vote in which voters rejected both a cut-and-cover tunnel and an elevated highway, a 29-member advisory committee that met 16 times and took public comment, a study of 90 alternative proposals and an environmental review of eight.
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"Now there's talk about changing course," she said, alluding to the referendum campaign "Protect Seattle Now, backed by McGinn, that seeks an August vote on agreements signed by the city and state to proceed with the tunnel.
Supporters turned in almost 29,000 signatures Tuesday; 16,503 valid signatures are needed to qualify the measure for the ballot.
Gregoire also attacked McGinn's most frequent objection to the tunnel — that Seattle taxpayers would be on the hook for cost overruns.
She said, as she has before, that it would be impossible to enforce a clause in the state funding bill that says Seattle property owners who benefit from the project must pay cost overruns. She then pledged to veto any attempt by the Legislature to make Seattle taxpayers pay.
"Today the only major risk for an overrun is delay," Gregoire said.
The governor warned that delaying through August the signed contract to build the tunnel would cost an extra $54 million, and $20 million a month thereafter.
"The cost of delay falls squarely on our taxpayers," she said.
City Attorney Pete Holmes filed a lawsuit Tuesday to block the referendum.
He argued that the tunnel agreements, which cover use of city right-of-way and utility relocation, among other details, are administrative, not policy, and so not subject to referendum.
The city is seeking an April court date.
McGinn, who has encouraged donations to the campaign and granted leave to some of his staff to run it, did not attend the news conference at Seattle's Union Station.
Later he released a brief statement: "State law says Seattle will pay for all cost overruns on the deep-bored tunnel. Before putting the public on the hook for cost overruns, we should first ask their permission. That's why I support a public vote."
The campaign also has support from McGinn's closest City Council ally, Mike O'Brien. In a statement, he said he was "standing with the 29,000 residents who signed a petition asking for a chance to speak for themselves with a vote on this project."
King County Executive Dow Constantine also didn't invoke the mayor's name at the news conference, but said that the surface-transit option McGinn prefers for a viaduct replacement "guarantees gridlock."
He said the tunnel moves freight and people, removes an aging viaduct and creates jobs at a time of continued economic challenge.
"The contract is signed. The work is under way. Let's get this project built," he said.
Lynn Thompson: 206-464-8305 or email@example.com