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2657 - Folding Paperboard Boxes
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LAYTON — Two people suspected of binding a woman and robbing her in her Layton home were arrested in Knoxville, Tenn., Thursday.
Police investigated an aggravated burglary that occurred April 11 in an elderly woman's home, near 700 North and 1000 East. The woman awoke to multiple people in her bedroom, who then bound her with duct tape, according to police. The burglars left with credit cards, medications and other valuables.
After the burglary, the intruders attempted numerous transactions with the credit cards and were successful in making some cash withdrawals, investigators said.
Police later identified two suspects in the case — Sarah Evertsen, 31, and Hunter Haynes, 30. The two had been hired by the victim more than a week earlier to clean the residence and perform other small jobs.
Thursday, Layton detectives determined that Evertsen and Haynes were staying at a hotel in Knoxville. Arrest warrants were obtained, and police in Knoxville took the the two into custody.
Both Evertsen and Haynes were charged in 2nd District Court Thursday with aggravated burglary, a first-degree felony; theft, a second-degree felony; unlawful acquisition or possession of a financial transaction card and unlawful use of a financial transaction card, third-degree felonies.
A search of court records indicates Evertsen pleaded guilty to two counts of theft in 2005. She was also charged in 2010 with possession of less than an ounce of marijuana.
Haynes pleaded guilty in 2005 to illegal possession or use of a controlled substance.
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Oct 23 2012 | 9:16am ET
Long/short equity hedge funds were up 1.11% as of October 17, the best-performing strategy of those tracked by Bank of America Merrill Lynch in its latest Hedge Fund Monitor.
Overall, hedge funds were up 0.19% month to date, according to BofAML, trailing the S&P 500 which added 1.40%.
CTAs produced the worst results month to date, shedding 1.43%.
Analyst Mary Ann Bartels said their models indicate market neutral funds sold market exposure to flat from 4% net long during the monitored period while equity long/short maintained market exposure at 22% net long.
Macro strategies sold the S&P 500, NASDAQ 100, commodities and 10-year Treasuries, partially covered EM shorts, maintained EAFE long exposures, and continued to cover their U.S. dollar shorts, reports Bartels, while tilting further toward small caps.
Data from the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission shows equities speculators buying the S&P 500 and Russell 2000 futures and selling the NASDAQ 100 as agriculture speculators bought some corn but sold soybeans and wheat.
Metals specs sold gold and silver while remaining flat copper, platinum and palladium. Energy specs bought heating oil, but sold crude, natural gas and gasoline.
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The system can be turned off when any one of the following actions are taken by the driver or any other person:
• pressing the hazard control button, • or pressing the panic button on the remote entry transmitter.
The feature will continue to operate until the vehicle runs out of power.
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Depression Support Network closes its doors
Toowoomba's Depression Support Network (DSN) is set to close its Bell Street resource centre.
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The DSN operates through the voluntary efforts of community members, and has experienced tough times over the last two years.
The flood in 2011 hit the DSN hard. Their former building in Chalk Drive was inundated with five feet of water. "We lost absolutely everything", says President Clare Westaway. "It took us six months to re-establish after that."
"It's been a difficult time because our staff have been very worn down and exhausted," Clare Westaways says. "We have to do what's right for the staff. That's why we're looking at downsizing."
Clare says the city still bears the emotional scars from the flood. "The repercussions of depression after a tragedy or crisis, like the flood in Toowoomba, appear months afterwards in people as stresses accumulate. We certainly felt a depressed mood over the city. It's still there. Very much so."
The group is keen to explore community grants, but the President admits it's a tough climate. "Government funding seems to be particularly tight for a lot of community organisations. They're feeling the pinch as well."
"I feel really disappointed we aren't able to be doing more for the community. But this is the situation we are in. I do have a hope and vision for the future."
Clare hopes the resource centre will be re-established by 2014, but will depend on community and volunteer support. "To have a face-to-face peer support organisation is really important, we would like to continue it on.
"It will take a lot of work and we can't do it by ourselves," she says.
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Latest update July 2nd, 2016 12:59 AM
Government is mulling the relocation of the Stabroek Minibus Park, which will see the creation of terminals at strategic locations. This was disclosed yesterday by Rabindranauth Chanderpaul, Chief Transport Planning Officer of the Ministry of Public Works and Communications at the opening of the Ministry's Engineers' Conference at the National Conference Centre, Liliendaal.
Utilising examples, to demonstrate the workings of the Bus Rapid Transport (BRT) System, passengers traversing to Georgetown using the East Bank Demerara Highway will disembark at the Mandela Avenue terminal, while minibuses using the Railway Embankment to Georgetown will stop at UG Road terminal.
At the terminals, "feed buses" would be available to continue the passengers' commute.
Despite, the number of vehicles involved in the passengers commute it would not be expensive.
As a matter of fact, it may remain the same fare.
Chanderpaul explained that a fare integration system may be employed to ensure that daily commute is inexpensive. For instance, a person who lives at 19th Street, Diamond, on the East Bank of Demerara, may join a hire car which takes him/her to the East Bank Public Road and there he/she continues travelling in a route 42 bus heading to Georgetown. Using the BRT system the passenger will disembark at the Mandela bus terminal where he/she joins a "feed bus". The fare may remain as it is when the passenger reaches his/her location because of the fare integration.
In addition, the number of minibuses involved in the journey would not necessarily mean more time consumption, it may be the opposite. Chanderpaul pointed to the fact that certain roads and lanes would be designated "bus only". To facilitate this there will be strategic changes: for example route 40 minibuses would utilise Croal Street instead of Regent Street, which is one of the busiest streets in Georgetown.
The implementation of the system would require the construction of new roadways and expansion of existing ones.
To accommodate the UG Road terminal, the embankment that was once inhabited with squatters would be transformed into a road for buses only.
According to him, when and if this system is implemented, it will alter the transportation network for all, since the constant stopping of minibuses would not affect the flow of traffic.
This new system would integrate existing minibuses that are serving the public. Chanderpaul noted that a licence system would be available to minibus operators if they are interested. He noted that the importation of large buses would be welcomed.
In the interim the concept is being discussed, "I think we have to bring in large buses to run on the main routes while developing the alternate terminal," Minister of Transport and Hydraulics Robeson Benn posited.
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My husband and I ordered the steak and lobster tail Friday night special for $24.99 each, We were unable to use our Groupon coupon because it can't be used on specials (?) according to the owner.We found that out when we tried to use it with our payment. The meal itself was less than appetizing. There was no salad, bread was one piece of packaged roll, baked potato was old and vegetables were cool and rubbery, obviously were packaged frozen type. The lobster tail was very small and mushy. The strip steak was fairly good. The waitress was busy but very attentive. The owner was not receptive to our complaints and said there was nothing she could do about the Groupon coupon and actually chided us for not telling the waitress earlier that we would be using the coupon and were disappointed in the meal...lesson learned on our part. We will not be going back there.
08/13/2014 - Melissa O'Shaughnesdey
Used the ladies room and it was dirty. That should have been my first clue. I ordered seafood Alfredo and after a long wait it came out cold, the scallops were raw and the shrimp still had shells on them in a sauce!!! My friend ordered prime rib med well and it came out rare. The waitress never came back to check and when we complained she said well I can't do anything about it because you ate some. She never refilled water and never said there were no free refills on pop. Very outdated, food was bad and service quite poor. Don't waste your gas driving there
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We went to the Boston Hotel in Boston N.Y. after not having been the for several years. It's where the old Amore restaurant was which used to be a decent place. Now the front is a crummy looking bar. In the back is a dark and terrible looking dining room. I could only speculate it was so dark for a reason...not a good one. It's web site says credit cards accepted, but you get there and a large sign and the bartender tell a different story. We turned and gladly left the dump. I should have realized something when all the reviews I read were OLD reviews.
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I would love some help. My husband and I and 3 children (16,14 and 11) want to visit California for the first time in August. We love educational trips to show the children how beautiful the USA is. Can you please provide us with some highlights to visit..we can fly into either city ( San Diego and San Fran) and work are way up/down. Thank you in advance for all of your help. We have 8-9 days to experience California. My children are runners and love the outdoors....not so much into Hollywood glitz..but the beauty of California.
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There's plenty of natural beauty in California.
I would plan to leave San Diego about 8:30 or 9 in the morning. It may sound late but unless you leave at 4am you'll run into rush hour traffic all the way through LA. If you're skipping L.A. then plan an overnight near or in Santa Barbara. Central California is lovely.
Plan to go through Big Sur, Monterey and Carmel and spend a at least an over night.
You won't have a lot of time to come back to return your car in San Diego so shop car rentals with a reasonable drop off fee (if that's possible) San Francisco is a beautiful city and the area to the north of SF is dear to my heart. Absolutely beautiful.
If I only had 8 or 9 days. I'd consider doing California either Northern or Southern California. In August, I'd pick Northern and come back to Southern in the winter if it's feasible.
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L Sky's ideas are pretty good. I would add:
-- There is a lot more to Los Angeles than the "glitz" of Hollywood. You could spend 8-9 days in that area alone and just scratch the surface; the LA metro area is larger than many countries, let alone U.S. states, and it's essentially the whole world spread out over two islands, two counties and over 100 cities.
-- Eight or nine days for a coastal drive (and let's face it: The central COAST of California is breathtakingly beautiful-- the central VALLEY is breathtaking thanks to the large cattle farms just off of the 5 freeway through Fresno) between San Diego and San Francisco is short. And just be aware: You won't be able to enjoy the coastal views as a central part of the trip until you're nearly out of the LA metro area. You will be traveling one of the most well-worn, exhaustively-discussed tour routes on this forum, that thing I call the CA-1 Coastal Schlepp.
If at all possible, I'd take L Sky's suggestion of NOT doing the coastal drive and simply enjoying one "section" of this vast, gorgeous state. You can get a nice taste of northern CA in 8 or 9 days, although it will also be somewhat quick. San Francisco, the Wine Country, the Redwoods, etc., etc., etc. There is so much to see, and it's spectacular. Just plan on a good visit up there; I think that will be better.
My husband and I are heading up to SF for five nights in August, and we had four nights up in Sonoma in April (unusually warm, absolutely mind-blowingly beautiful). Northern CA is a treasure.
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With children 16, 14 and 11, I wouldn't spend much time in wine country - pretty to drive through, but not much else.
You could easily still fill 8-9 days in either Northern California or Southern California, combining wonderful cities and the great outdoors. Northern California - San Francisco/Yosemite/Monterey-Carmel/coast. Southern California - San Diego and Los Angeles, maybe up to Santa Barbara or San Simeon.
If you decide to do north and south, something will have to "give". Choose from among San Diego, Los Angeles, coast, Monterey-Carmel, San Francisco. With the drive time, you'd be hard pressed to do it all in 8-9 days.
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When you're in San Diego, I would highly recommend staying at Ocean Palms Beach Resort in Carlsbad (north of SD by 20 minutes)http://oceanpalms.com. It's right across from the beach, near Legoland, restaurants, shopping, etc. and great for families. I stay there every year and it's like Hawaii with a California feel. You're close to the SD Zoo, Seaworld, and Disneyland.
Whether you are going from SF or SD, I would take the 101 freeway which has the most beautiful views. Hearst Castle is amazing to visit which is north of San Luis Obispo. You can stop in San Luis Obispo (recommend staying at Madonna Inn), Pismo Beach (Sea Gypsy Hotel), or Santa Barbara on the way up or down.
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>>I would take the 101 freeway which has the most beautiful views. <<
Not all the way. The best scenery by far is on Hwy 1.
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Flying into San Diego, I would enjoy the beach, old San Diego and the weather. I would try to book a whale watching trip out of San Diego, Newport or Long Beach because we have been having an amazing number of sightings this summer and the blue whales should be going by in August. (Killer whales have been sighted along the coast recently.)
I would consider stopping at the Getty Villa in Malibu (Los Angeles) as I drive up the coast - it is free but you must have reservations. It is a gorgeous Roman villa filled with antiquities of Rome and Egypt, but the villa itself and the view from it are spectacular. A tour guide in Pompeii used to tell visitors to go to Malibu if they wanted to see what an intact Roman home would look like. And the beach is across the street if you need more sand time.
I'd stop at Mission Santa Barbara for a taste of California history and then hit downtown and the beach for food and play.
I'd want to stop at Carmel and Monterey because it is so gorgeous and the Monterey Bay Aquarium is amazing. Plus the sea otters and marine birds/life always make me laugh.
Plus all the typical California draws (Disneyland, LA, San Francisco, etc) and driving time, it will be hard to choose. Hopefully you will have the opportunity to visit again but if not, enjoy your visit!
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SHOSTAKOVICH: Symphony No. 13 ("Babi Yar")
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Shostakovich chose a collection of poems by Yevgeny Yevtushenko as the text. The title of the most notable of these poems, "Babi Yar," is often used as a distinctive title for the whole symphony. Originally, the poem described the death and suffering of Ukrainian Jews by the hands of the Nazi Fascists. However, pressure from the government necessitated revisions that glorified the role of the Soviets in defeating the Nazi threat. Even though Yevtushenko adamantly denied having succumbed to the government pressure when revising the text of "Babi Yar," outside of the Soviet Union, Yevtushenko was known to have reverted back to the original text.
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The second movement is set to one of Yevtushenko's more witty poems entitled, "Humor." The text of this poem seems to imply the farcical nature of governments (in the general sense, not of specific governments), boasting that the powers in authority may control many aspects in the lives of people, but that they were impotent against humor. The lightest of all the other movements, the Allegretto tempo is a hair on the fast side which actually adds to the levity. A violin solo masterfully played expresses the playful style of this movement, which seems to poke fun at oppressive governments.
"In the Store," a movement honoring the strength and courage of Russian women, can only be described as utterly respectful. The melodic lines are predominantly in the lowest registers, and are never rushed. It takes enormous patience and control to keep from rushing or inserting superfluous gestures into a movement that should be defined by rich harmonic textures. Kudos to Mariss Jansons for a demonstrating infinite patience and control to provide a performance that never once seemed hurried or exasperated. The bass soloist also proved his incredible versatility through changes in the color and timbre of his voice necessitated by the commanding score.
Appropriately named, "Fears," the fourth movement of this symphony, fully lives up to its title. If listening to this movement in isolation without any of the background information, it would be easy to assume that the movement was part of a requiem mass. In actuality, the text urges the audience to remember their fears and fight complacent tendencies. It is no wonder the Soviet government may have been fearful of a work that encouraged outspokenness in the face of adversity. Once again, Aleksashkin portrays the severity of Yevtushenko's poem with great facility. His voice was powerful and unwavering in a way that would please Shostakovich.
The final movement, "A Career," opens with a refreshing statement from the flutes. In this coy Allegretto, Yevtushenko and Shostakovich threw caution to wind with a text that explicitly defies the pressure that would have them shape their careers through conformity and resignation. A credit to the performers, the untamed spirit of this movement was vividly illustrated on all levels. Certainly, EMI Classics has done a great service by releasing this authoritative recording of a brilliantly executed masterpiece.
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Scientists have declared a ''watch this space scenario'' for Mt Tongariro and say a larger, molten eruption is possible if volcanic activity continues.
The volcano rumbled into life at 11.50pm last night, sending ash and rock a kilometre into the air, prompting a potential threat warning for central North Island regions.
Though there had been no escalation in background seismicity today, the mountain could blow its top again depending on what is causing the unrest, GNS scientist Brad Scott said at a press conference in Taupo this afternoon.
''If it is steam driven ... it's unlikely to do much more because once the initial pressure drops occurred you'll just get smaller activity.
''If it is being driven by a longer term magmatic process with molten material being intruded into the volcano it may take days to weeks before that sort of shows itself.''
Ash samples will determine what is driving the activity, he said. ''It's really just a watch this space scenario.''
The "small scale" eruption was a total surprise, with the volcano last erupting in 1897.
Mr Scott said there was strong seismic activity for about 15 to 20 minutes after the eruption, however in the 24 hours prior and hours since, there had not been any significant activity.
There had been no lahars or lava flows, and while it was too early to predict what might happen next, GNS scientists expected heightened activity which could go on for weeks.
GNS Science revised its colour code from red to orange, or from "eruption is forecast to be imminent" to "volcano is exhibiting heightened unrest with increased likelihood of eruption".
GNS was monitoring the activity on the mountain. It had also collected ash samples for assessment.
The agency wasn't yet able to confirm exactly where the eruption came from but it was most likely near the Te Mari craters, near Ketetahi hot springs, on the northern side of the mountain.
The eruption was believed to have lasted only one or two minutes and was followed by a series of small earthquakes.
It generated an ash plume and ash fall, Scott said. Five to 15 milimetres of ash blanketed nearby properties.
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There was no immediate health risk to the community and there was no need to remain inside or keep doors and windows closed, police said.
Only people in the local vicinity of the eruption who had a predisposition to respiratory issues were at risk, police said.
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Eruptions had occurred on Tongariro intermittently from 1855 through to 1897, and it could not be ruled out that this was the start of a prolonged period of activity in the area, GNS vulcanologist Michael Rosenberg said.
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"It's something I'll probably never see again in my lifetime."
He said the sand-like ash had covered his truck, and the sign writing on the trailer was barely visible.
Local resident David Bennett who lives on the southern shores of Lake Rotoaira, about 6km away from the eruption, said he heard and saw the mountain erupt just before midnight last night.
He considered himself fortunate no rocks landed on his house last night.
"There were rocks being thrown out. It was like thunder and lightning and fireworks," Bennett said.
"It was spectacular. There were rumbling sounds and thunder and lightning coming out from the base of the eruption," Bennett said.
A few locals did drive to the Hirangi Marae in Turangi but most just stood and watched the spectacular show.
"It's a volcano. If it goes. It will go. We'll all be vapourised. Ruapehu and Ngauruhoe have erupted regularly over the years. Now it is Tongariro's turn."
Bennett's wife Robyn said she had not been able to sleep last night following the spectacular eruption.
"It looked like a huge mushroom cloud. There's a very strong sulphur smell in the air and it was very hard to breathe last night."
Robyn Bennett said she and her husband could still hear the mountain rumbling from their home this morning.
"The ash plume is rolling down the side of the mountain. I feel safe and I am not leaving."
Robyn Bennett said if the mountain did blow "our house will be in the middle of it. The lava flow will come down the valley towards us."
She could see three new vents from her home.
"They each look to be the size of the Ketetahi Springs."
Adventure HQ employee Kerry Wakelin said she took her dogs for a walk about 11.50pm last night.
"I saw flashes and lightning and a big black cloud. I thought it was a big storm," Wakelin said.
She had worked at the Whakapapa Ski Field during the major eruptions on Mt Ruapehu in the mid-1990s.
"When Ruapehu blew back then I had my bags packed and was freaking out. Last night I went to bed and had a good night's sleep," Wakelin said.
"The latest eruption is like a big old giant who has woken up, farted, rolled over and gone back to sleep," Wakelin said.
Some flights to and from Gisborne, Rotorua, Taupo, Napier and Palmerston North have been delayed or cancelled due to the eruption.
"We will not fly through ash and are constantly taking guidance ... to ensure we can continue to carry passengers where safe routes and altitudes are available," Air New Zealand said.
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I never imagined drunken orgies to be a regular part of negotiations, or that 35 mm film was explosive.
I hope we get to the part where Saliva Princess gets on [mature skin]'s new anime block, Toonadoe.
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Early 35 mm print was indeed explosive (well, highly flammable).
In my experience orgies of drinking are an important part of negotiations, while drunken orgies are rare but not unheard of.
When licensees are visiting licensors, or vice-versa, there is copious amounts of drinking almost every night. Obviously not every person in the industry is a raging alcoholic, and some abstain from the practice, but I'm quite serious when I say that drinking most nights is the norm.
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|I sure hope 1Up gets the license agreement worked out, I want my TsubaHime Blu-ray set before Christmas.
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It's all about the money! Control it and you control the world!(I can't help but think that you're making a Speed Grapher reference)
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If only it were this simple in reality...
But good for a sanitized outline .
One of the things that complicated this process beyond what Justin has talked about is that the Japanese side is rarely so monolithic these days. The production committee members always have their own opinions, so any deal needs to be internally approved with Shueeisha, or Shogakukan, or kondasha, etc...
Then there's timing with international screenings and simulcasts, not to mention competition with domestic blu-ray release schedules due to reverse importation fears.
There's a lot more parties involved in the final decision on the Japanese side, which can muck up deals that are mostly already negotiated.
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*Sigh* Drunken Orgies... Makes me sad I missed the debauched excess of Japan in the 80's boom years. If only I had a time machine (and a few billion dollars)... Although, from what I hear a few billion dollars is more than enough to live like a god amongst mortals in Asia (or anywhere for that matter).
In all seriousness, if anime from that time period (or nostalgic anime reflecting that time) is anything to go by, 80's Japan was awesome!
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Great article as usual Justin.
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|Quite an informative read. It has answered some questions for me.
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|Pretty interesting article.
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"Saliva Princess", huh?
I immediately thought of Mysterious Girlfriend X.
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That idea's actually from a Hitchcock movie.
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Wow..suddenly a lot of ADV's business decisions make way more sense.
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This was an interesting article, but dam chicken that joke is LOL. I really hope their not getting people drunk to gain trust.....
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