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Onto the second of my 5 Gum reviews, today is 5 Cobalt. Out of all the different 5 Gums that I collected for this series of reviews, Cobalt was the only one that I was able to guess the flavor just by reading the name. I like the theme of having these "cool" names for the gum instead of just announcing the flavors, even if it does make it a little confusing at times.
Cobalt is a really great name for a gum. It sounds bold and powerful, as well as evoking a deep blue minty color. The fact that the majority of the package is black also enhances this effect. The foil on the wrappers is an intense cerulean blue, and it's really pretty. This gum just exudes the feeling of being refreshed. I take a whiff and it smells like an interesting mix of spearmint and wintergreen.
The gum itself is a intense blue color and it's a lot more saturated than I would have expected. The flavor starts off powerfully minty and tastes like wintergreen with a frosty flavor accented with sweetness. As you chew, you then experience the more pronounced hot and spicy flavors of spearmint. They just kick in and gives it a really complex, incredibly refreshing minty flavor. Sadly, the flavors don't last very long, most are well gone by the time I have been chewing for two minutes.
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My recent book Hitler Homer Bible Christ: The Historical Papers of Richard Carrier 1995-2013 is now available in audio format. As for all my other audiobooks, I voiced the text for Pitchstone Publishing. You can buy the audio edition of Hitler Homer now through Audible.com or Amazon.com and (eventually if not already) iTunes.
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Chicago native Michael Angelo Batio is a guitar virtuoso, renowned in heavy metal circles and beyond for his fretwork dexterity, combining a signature blend of showmanship and technical precision. Although the Eighties and early Nineties found him on lead guitar in metal acts Holland and later Nitro, Batio's first experiences as a young musician came in front of a piano, and it was jazz guitar that first captured his interest – and soon highlighted his innate prowess.
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The history books record that in the nineteenth century Louis Pasteur formulated a "germ theory" of microbes as the causative agents of disease, and thus revolutionized medicine. His findings, along with his contemporary, John Snow (who linked cholera to infected water supply),...
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All I want for Christmas is for everyone to have an original piece of Utah art in their home. Is that too much to ask? You can get a jump start on making this dream a reality by going out to the Holiday Strollthis Friday.
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Artist Paris Gerrard featured at 15th St. Gallery for Holiday Stroll
Now, I can't control the weather or anything, but even though I wish it would snow a little bit because c'mon, a little snow is festive. I just checked the weather and according to my widget, the skies will be clear and the air will be cold. Dress warmly because you're going to have some serious holiday shopping ahead of you.
The great thing about the Holiday Stroll is the galleries are savvy to the gift giving season and hang a lot of smaller paintings and gift items for you, so you're not dropping 12 grand for Grandma. Instead, you can buy her a little glass ornament at Evergreen Gallery handmade by Morag Totten.
Or you can hit the craft sale at the Finch Lane and Park Galleries. Pottery makes a great gift for friends and family, and if you hit Red Kiln at the right time, you might get to see a wheel throwing demo which is pretty cool.
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If you're done with your holiday shopping hit the Rio Gallery, where they're hosting the 5th Annual Hammers Inc. Art Festival, you'll be treated with some beautiful artwork, live music, coffee, hot chocolate and other goodies. If you're still feeling generous, volunteers will be taking donations for the Utah Avalanche Center. The rescue crews we have here are unbelievable. They risk their own lives to save the lives of others and need all the resources we can provide for them.
Also, have you been to the Art Market at the Sugarhouse Garden Center?
It's happening all weekend. The holidays are a great time to be out and about. Lots of shops with lots of sales, but don't neglect the galleries which are also decked out for the season and a great place to visit.
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Jerry Lee Lewis is born in Ferriday, Louisiana.
A 14-year-old Jerry Lee Lewis makes his debut at the opening of a Ford dealership in Ferriday. He plays "Drinking Wine, Spo-Dee-O-Dee."
On the eve of his 15th birthday, Jerry Lee Lewis enrolls at Southwestern Bible Institute in Waxahatchie, Texas. He is expelled three months later.
Jerry Lee Lewis, hoping to audition for Sun Records, travels to Memphis with his father, Elmo. As owner Sam Phillips is out of town, Lewis plays for engineer Jack Clement, who advises him to learn some rock and roll.
Jerry Lee Lewis cuts his first record - "End of the Road" b/w "Crazy Arms" for Sun. It is credited to Jerry Lee Lewis and His Pumping Piano.
The "Million Dollar Quartet"—Presley, Perkins, Cash and Jerry Lee Lewis—records old gospel, country and pop songs at an impromptu session. The recordings aren't officially released until the mid-Eighties.
Sun releases "Flyin' Saucer Rock n' Roll" by Billy Riley and His Little Green men. Featuring Roland Janes on guitar and Jerry Lee Lewis on piano, the song is a rockabilly classic. In September, Sun releases Riley's "Red Hot."
"Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On," the second single by Jerry Lee Lewis, is released on Sun Records.
"Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On" enters the Top Forty, remaining there for 20 weeks. The song gets a boost when Jerry Lee Lewis performs it on The Steve Allen Show on July 28. It peaks at #3 and tops the country and R&B charts.
Sun Records releases "Great Balls of Fire," written by Otis Blackwell (who penned "Don't Be Cruel" and others for Elvis Presley). By the second week in December, the single is ensconced in the Top Ten on the pop, country and R&B charts. It becomes the best-selling record in Sun's history.
Jerry Lee Lewis marries his second cousin, Myra Gale Brown, in Hernando, Mississippi. She's the daughter of J.W. Brown, his bass player and cousin. Myra is 13 years old, though she claims in the marriage license to be 20.
Jerry Lee Lewis hits Number One with "Breathless." In April, he scores again, with "High School Confidential."
The "Killer" Rocks On, a new album, returns Jerry Lee Lewis to rock and roll.
The Session, an album of rerecorded oldies that finds Jerry Lee Lewis accompanied by such British luminaries as Peter Frampton and Alvin Lee, reaches #37. It is the highest-charting album of his career.
Jerry Lewis is arrested for drunk driving in Memphis. Later, at three a.m., he appears at Graceland, Elvis Presley's residence, brandishing a pistol and demanding to see Elvis. He is handcuffed and taken to jail.
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Jerry Lee Lewis is inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame at the first induction dinner, held in New York City.
The film biography Great Balls of Fire, with Dennis Quaid in the role of Jerry Lee Lewis, opens across the U.S.
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Thornbrue, known to his friends as Sammy Brue, said he was playing to a crowd of 40 people, which included actor Tony Danza.
Unfortunately, Thornbrue didn't have a permit and the police told him and his father, Mike Thornbrue, to close up shop.
"We got busted, but Tony Danza made the cops let him play one more song," said Thornbrue's father Mike, during an interview with The Park Record. "It looked like the officers felt bad shutting him down, but they were just doing their job."
However, the little incident proved beneficial for the young musician.
"After they told me to pack it up, I went down to the Filmmaker Lodge (down the street to wait for my friend Nathan Osmond," Sammy Thornbrue said. "They let me in and escorted me to the stage."
Thornbrue played the Sundance Filmmaker Lodge in the Elks Building, 550 Main St., and at the Fender Music Lounge at 780 Main Street.
"This is my first time to play up here during the film festival, even though I've played up here since July," Thornbrue said. "I just wanted to come up here and see what I could do. And to play the Fender Lounge and the Filmmaker Lodge was, wow!"
Thornbrue has been playing acoustic guitar for about a year. He also plays banjo and electric guitar, but prefers the non-electric sound.
"I first got an electric guitar, but when I got an acoustic guitar, it was better all around," he said.
The musician plays a small-body, OM-model Loar guitar.
"I wanted to play the Loar because Justin Townes Earle plays one and they also sponsor me," said Thornbrue, who also cited the roots-music quintet the Avett Brothers, singer and songwriter Joe Fletcher and Americana band Old Crow Medicine Show as his musical influences. "I like it because it's easier for me to manipulate, but when I upgrade I would like to get a Gibson."
Even before he was in elementary school, Thornbrue wanted to play the guitar.
"I wanted to play the guitar because I wanted to inspire people," he said. "It inspires me and I wanted to share that feeling."
So far, Thornbrue has nearly 20 songs in his repertoire, and nine of them are originals.
"When I write songs, I just start playing and then put together some runs in between the chords," he said. "I don't really practice the runs. I just play what sounds good to me."
Although the young fingerpicker practices every day, he does have a weakness video games.
"The hardest thing for me when I know I have to practice is that I have a computer and XBox at home," he said with a laugh. "I have to stay away from those or I won't practice."
Thornbrue can be seen occasionally playing at a venue called Mojo's in Ogden and other festivals and parties.
"My goal is to play a lot of other places and eventually open for the Avett Brothers," he said.
For now, he's excited to busk on Main Street for the rest of film festival week, so, he and his father are going to get a permit.
"Permits are $15 a piece and we have to request them from Park City," Mike Thornbrue said. "We tried to get one last week, and were informed that they weren't handing any more out, but when the officers shut us down, one of them gave us her card and told us to go request another permit and said if they wouldn't give us one, then she said she would call them personally."
On Monday, Mike Thornbrue said that the Sundance House may have his son play sometime this week.
"We come from a long line of loggers, truckers and railroad workers from the Oregon Coast and my grandfather is on old pioneer who settled in Lincoln City," Thornbrue said. "We're taking the guerilla path with Sammy's music. We just go out and do it and then hang on for the ride. So far, this has been a fun trip."
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During the last Ice Age (18,000 to 12,000 years ago), and in multiple previous Ice Ages, cataclysmic floods inundated portions of the Pacific Northwest from Glacial Lake Missoula, pluvial Lake Bonneville, and perhaps from subglacial outbursts.
Glacial Lake Missoula was a body of water as large as some of the USA's Great Lakes. This lake formed from glacial meltwater that was dammed by a lobe of the Canadian ice sheet.
Episodically, perhaps every 40 to 140 years, the waters of this huge lake forced its way past the ice dam, inundating parts of the Pacific Northwest. Eventually, the ice receded northward far enough that the dam did not reform, and the flooding episodes ceased.
These floods are a remarkable part of North American natural heritage. They have profoundly affected the geography and ways of life in the region, but have until recently remained largely unknown to the general public.
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Football Posts 39-Point Rally, Stuns Brown To Remain Unbeaten In Ivies
Trailing 17-0 under the lights of a fired up Brown Stadium and in front of a nationally televised audience that watched it struggle through a mistake-plagued start, the Princeton football team showed a resolve that has grown leaps and bounds over the last two seasons. And then it showed something else — a seriously high level of football.
Princeton moved to 4-1 overall, 2-0 in the Ivy League, by scoring the final 39 points of a stunning 39-17 victory over Brown in a Saturday night showdown at Brown Stadium. Junior Quinn Epperly continued his brilliant offensive season by rushing for 95 yards and three touchdowns, while the Tiger defense dominated the final three quarters of the game, especially on third downs.
The win moves the Tigers into a three-way tie for first place in the Ivy League. Princeton, Penn and Harvard are all 2-0 in the league, and the Tigers will head to Boston next weekend for a nationally televised 1 pm showdown with the Crimson.
The thought of that game being between two league unbeatens was optimistic at best when Brown's Michael Walsh returned a blocked punt 17 yards for a touchdown just nine seconds into the second quarter. Brown, bolstered by a 71-yard touchdown run by John Spooney in the first quarter, led 17-0 at that point and seemed poised to put itself back in the league race.
Princeton had other ideas, and they began to execute them immediately.
The defense took over from there, keeping Brown off the scoreboard for the final 44:51 and holding the Bears to only two third-down conversions in 12 attempts. Freshman Dorian Williams had a team-best eight tackles, and his forced fumble in the third quarter ended Brown's best offensive possession of the final three quarters.
The Tiger defense kept buying time for an offense that leads the Ivy League in scoring, and that finally began to pay off late in the second quarter. Senior Brian Mills scored on an eight-yard touchdown run to complete a 15-play, 88-yard drive. That possession was kept alive when Epperly found Connor Kelley for a 24-yard completion on 3rd and 18 at the Princeton 4.
Princeton had some momentum at halftime. Then it played its best quarter of the season.
The Tigers gained 267 yards of total offense in the third quarter and scored on every possession, including touchdowns runs of 18 and 2 yards by Epperly, who has now rushed for 11 touchdowns and thrown for nine more on the season. Only one other Princeton player, Ron Landeck, has both rushed and thrown for 10 touchdowns in the same season, and Epperly has gotten to 11 and 9 through five games.
The middle touchdown came on a perfect strike from junior Connor Michelsen to Des Smith, who beat a confused defensive backfield for an uncovered 28-yard lob into the front right corner of the end zone. That pass gave Princeton its first lead of the game, and the defense made sure it stood up.
Epperly's two-yard touchdown run gave Princeton a 25-17 lead (a high snap and two failed two-point conversions kept the score at 25), and Brown started to move down the field on the ensuing drive looking to tie the score. Brown quarterback Patrick Donnelly found his top receiver, Tellef Lundevall, inside the Princeton 30, but his attempt to gain extra yards gave Williams a free shot at the ball. Arends (five tackles) made the recovery to keep momentum squarely on Princeton's side.
That was the highlight play of another balanced performance by the defense. While nobody had more than 10 tackles, six players had at least five stops, including Garrit Leicht, who had seven tackles, including one for a loss. Both Mike Zeuli and Jason Ray had six stops apiece, while safeties Arends and Phillip Bhaya had five apiece.
While the defense was strong on the first two downs, it raised its game on third down for the fourth straight game. The Tigers led the Ivy League with a 30.5 opponent conversion rate on third downs, and that number will drop after allowing only two on 12 attempts, including only one in the second half.
The Tigers put the game away with two fourth-quarter touchdowns, including a spectacular 39-yard run by Epperly, who avoided a tackle in the backfield, cut back against the defense and found plenty of running room down the middle of the field. A nine-yard run by Will Powers finished off the scoring for Princeton, which has scored more points through half of the 2013 season than it did in all of 2009, 2010 or 2011.
Sophomore DiAndre Atwater rushed 15 times for 63 yards, while Mills added eight carries for 63 yards. Senior Roman Wilson had a team-high six catches for 63 yards, while junior Matt Costello added nine catches for 95 yards, including a 44-yard grab that set up the touchdown to Des Smith, who had a career-high three catches for 47 yards.


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Forum discusses spotting, stopping human trafficking
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Published: Thursday, July 25, 2013 at 11:04 p.m.
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Representatives from several local and statewide organizations discussed how to battle sex trafficking at a panel hosted by StarNews Media on Thursday night.
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About 120 people attended Thursday's event at the BB&T Auditorium of the McKeithan Center at Cape Fear Community College's North Campus. Panelists included representatives from the federal prosecutors of the Eastern District of North Carolina, the N.C. Department of Justice, the New Hanover County District Attorney's Office, the Rape Crisis Center at Coastal Horizons Inc., and the University of North Carolina Wilmington.
The conversation was sparked, in part, by "Human trafficking quietly destroying lives" by Brian Freskos in Sunday's StarNews.
"Today, here in 2013, we are recognizing the 150th anniversary of the Emancipation Proclamation, which was the abolishment of slavery," said Jennifer Fisher, curriculum coordinator for the N.C. Department of Justice. "And we sit here today in 2013, and we're here to discuss modern-day slavery, and that's exactly what it is."
Thursday's event took place a day after the N.C. Senate passed safe harbor legislation sponsored by Sen. Thom Goolsby, R-New Hanover, that he says increases punishment for traffickers as well as for purchasers. The safe harbor aspect revises state law to treat minors caught up in sex trafficking as victims, rather than criminals.
"We're really excited to have safe harbor in North Carolina, a true safe harbor bill," said Lindsey Roberson, an assistant prosecutor for the New Hanover County District Attorney's Office, who has lobbied for anti-trafficking legislation.
Following a brief introduction, the panelists answered questions from the audience that spanned topics such as how a citizen can respond when they suspect someone is a victim of sex trafficking, how it can be combatted and what role the Internet plays in facilitating trafficking.
One suggested method to battle sex trafficking was to find a way to get involved with the lives of at-risk kids, as sexual traffickers often target young people who seem unhappy with their home lives and are looking for someone to care about them.
"(It's) always better to get involved in the prevention end than it is to get involved in the intervention end," said Deanna Stoker, victim services/advocacy coordinator for the Rape Crisis Center at Coastal Horizons.
Educating members of the public and law enforcement will be key to putting an end to sex trafficking, said several panelists.
In a 2008 study conducted by researchers at the University of Chicago, 44 percent of law enforcement and 50 percent of prosecutor responders weren't sure whether their states had anti-trafficking legislation.
Recently, law enforcement has taken steps to battle human trafficking, both locally and statewide.
In 2011, North Carolina added two hours of training about human trafficking to its 620-hour curriculum, and every officer in the Wilmington Police Department is required to take a human trafficking class this year.
"This is not a new crime," Fisher said. "… This is a crime that's been going on for hundreds of years, and I think the key is awareness."
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King joins cast of 'Under the Dome' at local screening
Published: Thursday, June 20, 2013 at 9:51 p.m.
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About 600 people packed Thalian Hall on Thursday night for an advance screening of CBS's upcoming series "Under the Dome," and amid the outpouring of love for Wilmington, executive producer Stephen King and the cast and crew, a few punches were thrown — but it was all in good fun.
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On both the red carpet and on stage, King, whose book of the same name inspired the show, and star Dean Norris playfully ruffled one another up, and that playful spirit was present throughout the evening. Executive producers Brian K. Vaughan ("Lost"), Jack Bender ("Lost") and Neal Baer ("ER") joined King, along with a smattering of the cast, including Mike Vogel and Rachelle LeFevre.
Before the screening, producers and cast joined Mayor Bill Saffo on stage for a special proclamation and a presentation of a key to the city of Wilmington, and even the mayor found himself the butt of a few jokes. Throughout his slightly longwinded proclamation, the cast fanned him and teased his mispronunciation of a few cast members' names. After wrapping his proclamation, Saffo – who said his favorite King movie was the generally derided "Maximum Overdrive," which King directed in 1985 in Wilmington – handed King a key to the city.
The audience then enjoyed a screening of the first episode, which will premiere 10 p.m. Monday on CBS. Cheers, laughs and gasps broke the otherwise silent Thalian Hall throughout the episode. After the screening, Kevin Frazier, host of "OMG! Insider," held a Q&A with the cast and producers. For an audience filled with King fans, the night was a highly anticipated one.
"I am a big Stephen King fan," Colleen Hattingh of Wilmington said before the event. "I've been reading his books for years, and I've loved them. When I heard they were filming this, I thought, 'I got to see this.' "
The 13-episode show tells the story of a small town, Chester's Mill, which suddenly finds itself trapped under a mysterious dome. The town's residents must figure out how to survive beneath the dome, with the confinement bringing out the best and worst in everyone.
"You don't know what to expect," said Natalie Martinez, who plays a Chester's Mill deputy in the show. "You come across someone who does something in the first episode of the show, and we have no idea who that person is, if that person's good or not. Or if someone who is portrayed as good in the beginning, and are they going to be bad or good?"
Throughout the evening, stars continually praised Wilmington; Vogel called it a perfect place to sit down and have a beer with someone, while Norris and costars Mackenzie Lintz and Colin Ford all said they couldn't get enough of the beaches.
King, of course, is no stranger to Wilmington: His film "Firestarter" kick started Wilmington's film history in 1984 and the area's played host for four of his other projects before "Dome."
"I absolutely adore Wilmington, and I just keep coming back here," King said.
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Published: Thursday, January 17, 2013 at 9:20 a.m.
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FamilyWize Community Service Partnership, the nation's leading provider of free prescription drug discount cards, has unveiled a new shopping tool on its familywize.org website. This new drug lookup lets patients compare prescription costs using the FamilyWize discount card at different pharmacies located within or nearest to a user's ZIP code.
"We want to make sure the people who use our prescription discount card have easy access to everything they need to save as much as possible on their prescriptions," said Carol Brian, vice president of partner support at FamilyWize. "Most pharmacists can't quote prices over the phone, and it really is important to comparison shop because, even with our discounts, prices do vary by pharmacy."
In North Carolina, 150,000 people used the FamilyWize card to save more than $12 million on the cost of their prescriptions. The cards are distributed through the United Way of Davidson County. Nationwide, more than five million people have used the card to save more than $450 million.
The free card can be obtained from nearly 1,000 participating United Ways nationwide or from familywize.org. The FamilyWize free prescription discount card offers savings as high as 75 percent or more off the price of prescriptions for people who are uninsured or who take medicine that isn't covered by insurance, Medicaid or Medicare.
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This report explores the migration patterns and demographics of Black African immigrants in the United States, examining their admission channels, human-capital characteristics, and labor market performance. The authors also provide an analysis of these immigrants' integration prospects.
This edited volume examines the development impact of diasporas in six critical areas: entrepreneurship, capital markets, "nostalgia" trade and "heritage" tourism, philanthropy, volunteerism, and advocacy.
This report provides an overview of diaspora advocacy by looking at five issues: who participates in diaspora advocacy, who or what are the "targets" in these efforts, what means are used to advance these causes, what are the issues on which they focus, and the effectiveness of the efforts.
This report examines the diaspora entrepreneurs who are often motivated to contribute to job creation and economic growth in their native lands, and offers some key findings and policy options.
This report explores how nostalgia trade and heritage tourism can involve diaspora populations in transactions that ease the integration of their homeland economies, while helping maintain their ties to their countries of origin or ancestry.
This report analyzes the evolving role of diaspora philanthropy in countries of origin, and examines the emergence of nongovernmental development actors and new trends in global philanthropy, such as strategic giving and use of online platforms to harness small donations.
Nearly 1 million U.S. residents spend time volunteering abroad each year, including nearly 200,000 first- and second-generation immigrants. As skilled migration and the number of U.S. youth with ancestors in the developing world grow, this report shows the potential for diaspora service volunteers to assist with development in a number of countries.


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Authorities are investigating after a 1-year-old child was found fatally shot in Newport.
According to Jonesboro television station KAIT, the shooting was reported around 3 a.m. Wednesday in Newport.
Brant Tosh with Arkansas State Police says the 1-year-old was shot and killed and a woman was critically injured.
Authorities say the woman told police that she was shot multiple times through the door of her home. The infant was pronounced dead at a local hospital and the woman was airlifted to another hospital in critical condition.
Tosh says detectives are conducting interviews and that a suspect has been detained.
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The day I found Find a Grave, I was on a grave hunting trip to Pennsylvania, dragging my long-suffering husband, John, with me while I took hundreds of digital photos of family graves! I also have a shoebox sized file box of "analog" photos, as well as records of other burials in places I have never visited! Since then, I have uploaded all my new photos and scanned most of my old ones! It's been a labor of love. Occasionally, I still find entries I've made that contain a note saying I plan to scan and upload a photo at a later time, if you see one of these, please drop me a note reminding me to do so. Obviously I have missed it.
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I love the automatic correction options and I try to check several times a week for new edits! I also tried the Photo Transcription option for the first time recently and loved how easy it made it to add several photos quickly!
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Rita Wehunt-Black
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Thank you so much for the Welshan/Welshhans family transfers. What a great gift.
Merry Christmas to you,
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Thank you so much for the transfer of Joseph Welshhans. I have just finished completing his information and linked him to his parents. He was mentally handicapped and had no wife or family, and that is probably why no one remembered much about him.
Yes, I certainly would love to have the other Welshan/Welshhans that you have. I will go to each one and make a formal request for transfer and perhaps this will make it easier for you to transfer.
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Hi Cherie, I just wanted to let you know that I was doing some research for a project, and came across Anna Post. It looks like Francis is actually her maiden name, rather than her middle. On Ancestry.com, the Pennsylvania Death Index for Anna lists her father as Mack Francis and her mother as Nancy Plants. Her Social Security claims application also lists her parents, as well as her full name "Ethalinda Anna Francis." Hope this helps!
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I understand that not only Nancy I. Higgs but also her brother, Alexander and Martha (YOST) Higgs and their father, Permenius Higgs (1762-1859) are also buried there. I have taken photos of their stones, but they are not listed in the W. Alexander Cem. in Ohio Co. PA. I would like photos added, if possible. Thank you.
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I'm in favor of a closer relative handling the memorial, if they are interested.
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I've seen your photo of the cemetery and read that you've taken lots of pics. I was wondering if you could check if you have a photo of William B. Guill. He is suppose to be buried there and I've had a request up for years with no takers. Thanks.
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I did not send two messages to make sure you would read them...Fingers old...make mistakes...but it is my 1st one in the last hour or so...I have to take it on the humorous side:-)
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I didn't take it anyway except that I could use your photos.
Whether I am ask to mention the photographer and findagrave.com I always do...I think it is the least I can do after someone has been so kind as to give me permission to use their photos after all the work they do.
I have had a few who have not responded to my request and 2 who have absolutely refused, for whatever the reason.
I will be 79 years old June 4 and am not able to collect photos of my own. That is why I am so appreciative to all who share their photos with me and allow me to share with others.
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There's no better way to learn, think and live than at the University of Idaho. Expect more from a leading university. We'll deliver.
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The Milford School District will commemorate National Anti-Bullying Month by presenting the nationally-recognized Rachel's Challenge program to students and parents/guardians on Monday.
"In June, I attended the National Association of School Resources Officers Conference in Orlando, Fla., and was introduced to 'Rachel's Challenge,' one of the most impactful presentations I have seen," Milford school resources officer PFC Joey Melvin said. "I would like to invite [the public] to experience this amazing presentation and see what Milford is doing for our students and, hopefully, spread the message throughout our state."
Rachel's Challenge is based on the life and writings of 17-year-old Rachel Joy Scott, who was the first victim of the Columbine High School shootings in 1999. Following her death, Scott's father began speaking at schools and using his daughter's writings and drawings to "illustrate the need for a kinder, more compassionate nation."
The Rachel's Challenge presentation is now used throughout the country and, to date, has reached more than 18 million people.
Students at Milford Central Academy and Milford High School will hear the presentation's anti-bullying message in assemblies scheduled during the school day, while another presentation will be made available to the public in the high school's auditorium at 6:30 p.m. Refreshments will be served staring at 6 p.m.
For more information about Rachel's Challenge, visit www.rachelschallenge.org.
To RSVP for Monday's presentation, please contact Melvin by calling (302) 430-7918 or email him at firstname.lastname@example.com.
The Rachel's Challenge presentation in Milford has been funded with assistance from the Milford Lions Club.
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Patient Center
Gastroenterology is a branch of medicine that focuses on the structure, functions and diseases of your digestive tract. Symptoms and complaints related to the digestive tract are some of the most common reasons we take over-the-counter medications, prescription medication or seek the advice of health-care providers.
Gastroenterologists, or "GIs," are medical specialists with extensive training in diseases of the digestive tract. GIs can answer your questions, perform tests in making a diagnosis and prescribe the best course of treatment to help you feel better.
AGA GI Locator
Locate an AGA member gastroenterologist in your area.
Patient Guides
The following guides will provide some basic facts to help you better understand your condition and to serve as a starting point for discussions with your doctor; provide some basic facts about how GIs treat and manage all aspects of the digestive tract, including nutritional needs and obesity, as well as complications from medications; and help you understand how GI procedures can benefit you and what you can expect before, during and after.
Preparing for a Capsule EndoscopyA capsule the size of a large vitamin pill, is swallowed and travels through the gastrointestinal tract, sending multiple images a second to a recording device worn around your waist.
Preparing for a ColonoscopyColonoscopy refers to a medical procedure during which a long flexible tube is used to look inside the colon.
Upper GI EndoscopyUpper GI endoscopy can be helpful in the evaluation or diagnosis of various problems, including difficult or painful swallowing, pain in the stomach or abdomen, and bleeding, ulcers and tumors.
What is CT Colonography?CT colonography is a procedure for the screening of colorectal cancer using a CAT scan.
What is ERCP?Endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography may be useful in diagnosing and treating problems causing jaundice or pain in the abdomen.
A Patient Guide: AGA Hepatitis B Virus Reactivation GuidelineThis patient guide will help patients better understand whether they may be at risk of HBV reactivation.
A Patient Guide: Crohn's Disease is an Immune DisorderThis patient guide will help patients with Crohn's disease better understand the treatment options that are available for them.
A Patient Guide: Managing Chronic ConstipationThis patient guide will help patients with constipation better understand how to manage the condition.
A Patient Guide: Managing DiverticulitisThis patient guide will help patients better understand the best way to manage diverticulitis
A Patient Guide: Managing Microscopic ColitisThis patient guide will help patients with microscopic colitis better understand the treatment options that are available for them.
A Patient Guide: Managing Pancreatic CystsThis patient guide will help patients better understand the best way to treat and monitor pancreatic cysts
A Patient Guide: Understanding Drugs to Treat IBSThis patient guide will help patients with IBS better understand the treatment options that are available for them.
A Patient Guide: Understanding Lynch SyndromeThis patient guide can help patients with Lynch syndrome understand more about the management of their condition, a change of a gene that is in charge of fixing errors in DNA and can raise a person's risk for certain cancers.
Colorectal Cancer Prevention and TreatmentMore than one-third of colorectal cancer deaths could be avoided if all eligible individuals participated in regular screening.
Educating Patients About Ulcerative Colitis Pocket GuideA flipbook that discusses UC symptoms, complications, the importance of early intervention and treatment.
Heartburn & GERDHeartburn is the most common symptom of a condition called gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD), also known as acid reflux.
HemorrhoidsEach of us has veins around the anus that tend to stretch under pressure. When these veins swell and bulge, they are called "hemorrhoids" or "piles."
IBD Self-ManagementVetted by AGA, here is expert advice from a trusted authority, Dr. Sunanda Kane, on all aspects of living with IBD.
Irritable Bowel SyndromeIBS is a common disorder of the intestines that leads to crampy pain, gassiness, bloating and changes in bowel habits.
Living with Gas in the Digestive TractAlthough gas usually is not a sign of a medical problem, it can be. So if you have persistent or extreme gassiness (flatulence), mention it to your doctor when you have a checkup.
Master Your IBSAn eight-week plan proven to control the symptoms of irritable bowel syndrome.
Real Life with Celiac DiseaseTroubleshooting and thriving gluten free.
Ulcerative Colitis — How Good Nutrition Can HelpAn interactive resource guide that discusses UC symptoms, diagnosis and management, including the importance of nutrition.
Understanding Celiac DiseaseCeliac disease is an autoimmune disorder that causes your immune system to interfere with the proper function of the small intestine.
Understanding Cirrhosis of the LiverCirrhosis occurs when the liver is permanently scarred or injured by chronic conditions and diseases.
Understanding Clostridium Difficile Infection and Its TreatmentsEach year, Clostridium difficile bacterium infects roughly 500,000 people in the U.S., sending more than 347,000 to the hospital for treatment.
Understanding ConstipationConstipation is the infrequent and/or difficult passage of stool.
Understanding GallstonesGallstones are crystallized pieces of bile, which can range in size from microscopic to more than one inch.
Understanding Inflammatory Bowel DiseaseThe two major illnesses that are recognized most often as inflammatory bowel disease are ulcerative colitis and Crohn's disease.
Understanding PancreatitisPancreatitis is inflammation of the pancreas that usually begins as a sudden attack and is often caused by gallstones or alcohol abuse.
Understanding Peptic Ulcer DiseasePeptic ulcer disease occurs when painful sores develop in the lining of the stomach or intestines.
Viral HepatitisHepatitis is an inflammation of the liver. Currently there are at least five different viruses known to cause viral hepatitis.
Diet and Medication
Gut Check: Know Your MedicineA campaign on the safe use of over-the-counter medicines.
ProbioticsWhat are probiotics, are they safe and should you take them?
The No-Diet Obesity Solution for KidsDr. Miriam Vos tells you how to change the habits that many families have slipped into and gives you specific ways to improve your child's health without diets, guilt trips or power struggles.
Understanding Food Allergies and IntolerancesIt is important to work with your doctor if you think you have a food allergy or intolerance before omitting foods from your diet.
Understanding Obesity and Its TreatmentsMany doctors and scientists feel that obesity is a disease because of the way it harms the body.
Using NSAIDs WiselyMany people don't know that NSAIDs can cause problems ranging from mild stomach upset and pain to serious stomach bleeding, ulcers and even death.
About GastroenterologyGastroenterology is a branch of medicine that focuses on the structure, functions and diseases of your digestive tract.
Acerca de gastroenterologíaGastroenterología es una rama de la medicina que se centra en la estructura, las funciones y las enfermedades del aparato digestivo.
From Our Partners
Learn more about your medical condition and explore your treatment options using UpToDate®, the same resource trusted by more than 600,000 clinicians around the world. After using UpToDate you will be more informed, so you can ask the right questions and have important conversations with your health-care provider.
Tummy Trends
Takeda developed Tummy Trends to provide IBS patients a discreet tool to track symptoms and behaviors in private and at their convenience.
Shire UCentral
Shire UCentral is an educational website providing patients with ulcerative colitis (UC) access to resources and tools to help them manage their disease.


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Together with Our Employees
Basic Policies on Recruiting
Clarion prohibits discrimination based on nationality, gender, religion, race, etc. and aims to recruit and train people with a wide range of personal values. Furthermore, as stated in the "Clarion Group Code of Conduct", we respect the human rights and individuality of each employee.
The Kind of People We Want, Respect for Diverse Personal Values
Clarion is looking for "independent personnel, defined as people who can independently think, positively work on anything, and learn with curiosity." When recruiting personnel, we select people valuing their personal merits, irrespective of their academic background, gender, religion or nationality. Through the selection procedures of group work, and group as well as individual interviews, Clarion evaluates personalities, and assessments are made based on their ability of good communication and unique ideas. We try to let potential recruits feel our corporate culture and have better understanding of the company through personal discussions with employees in pre recruiting seminars and similar sessions. We make efforts to ensure a transparent selection process by giving all candidates having passed preliminary screening, feedback of the full content of their assessment.
Employment of People with Disabilities
Clarion is expanding hiring of people with disabilities. The rate of employees with disabilities in the headquarters office was 2.23% at March 31, 2015, and we achieving the legal requirement of 2.0%.
Male and Female New Graduate Recruitment Ratios
Equal Opportunity and Treatment in Employment
Through presenting issues such as sexual harassment, we raise awareness of Equal Employment Opportunity Law in our training seminars. We strive to hire employees with diverse characters and values, and to create an environment where new ideas can be implemented.
Female employees with experience of bearing a child can achieve their life-work balance taking advantage of Child Care Leave and Short Working Hours System, and are working with feeling of achievement.
The proportion of female employees at the Headquarters is low at 12%, but through active recruiting efforts ratio of female in the new graduate recruitment in 2015 increased to 52.2%. We do not have any discrimination in recruitment by gender pursuant to the Basic Policies.
Female employees are finding a wider range of opportunities of work in our R&D, purchasing and sales departments.
Human Resources Administration System
Basic Policy on Human Resources Administration
H.R. Administration
Qualification System
Qualification levels are set based on the role and duties. Ranks based on expected role, responsibility and contribution are in place. Rank promotions are examined once a year when an employee qualifies requirements of each rank.
Salary System
A salary range system based on qualification levels has been introduced. Salary is based on a range system according to qualification ranks, which considers the level dominant in the market.
Appraisal System
Every six months, performance is assessed based on goal management, and the accuracy of activities and degree of ability demonstrated throughout the year are evaluated. Performance of each employee is appraised based on the level of achievement within semi-annual target control, and annual appraisal is made based on appropriateness in performed competence. Semi-annual appraisal is reflected on the bonus and annual appraisal on salary and rank promotion.
In-House Recruitment System and FA System
To encourage independent career formation, Clarion has adopted a new in-house recruitment system featuring workplace reassignment procedures whereby an employee may be reassigned if they so wish, as an opportunity. We also introduced the FA (Free Agent) system to encourage flexible movement of personnel within the company.
Human Resource Development
Basic Policy on H.R. Development
Clarion's target is upbringing of group of professionals who can cope with rapid changes in the business environments. With defining "global human resources" (∗), we continue our efforts to recruit and bring up personnel who have potential of working in the global arena, and to let individuals and organizations exert their maximum potentials.
∗ Global Human Resources:
Personnel who have communication, leadership and negotiating skills that enable them to execute their duties effectively in international operations, actual experience including of cross-cultural understanding, as well as results demonstrated in various situations in global business
Education and Training System
Clarion provides its employees with following system to embody their expected employee role models.
Career Development Support System
Clarion promotes deliberation/approval and progress management, suitability verification through an education committee system made up of the divisional directors under the Chairman and President and the manager of the administration department.
Clarion has adopted "Mentor System"* through which new recruits are given special attention and development support.
*Mentor System
This is a system whereby each new employee (a mentee) is allocated with a senior staff member from the same department as his/her mentor. This encourages each new recruit to become independent and to build up internal network within the company at an earlier stage of employment.
Work-Life Balance
Supports to Child Caring and Nursing
Clarion strives to create an environment where employees raising children or employees needing to care for the elderly can balance their work and family responsibilities. In recognition of these initiatives, Clarion has obtained the "Kurumin Mark", a certification provided by the Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare, as a "Company that Supports Child Care". Clarion has set up a "Childcare Leave System", a "Nursing Leave System", a "Vacation Deposit System" and a "Temporary Leave System during Spouse's Assignment Abroad", among other schemes.
Furthermore, in response to the "Law for Measures to Development of the Next Generation", we laid out action plans and promote awareness raising at education and training sessions for each segment. We are proceeding with further improvement of the system in view of diversification.
For Full Consumption of Paid Holidays
Clarion works to create systems to facilitate full consumption of paid holidays. As a means of planned consumption, Clarion specifies days on which consumption of paid holiday is encouraged.
Safety in the Working Environment
Clarion has established the Health and Safety Committee, which is working to develop healthier and safer workplace environments, and to comply with laws, regulations and ordinances related to health and safety in the workplace.
Health and Safety Committee
Clarion holds a meeting of the Health and Safety Committee once a month to discuss relevant topics.
Prevention of Industrial Accidents
In order to ensure safety of employees as utmost priority and to fulfill corporate social responsibilities, Clarion promotes various measures with the target of zero industrial accidents.
Mental and Physical Health
We see rising risk of lifestyle related disease recently. We consider employees who are healthy both physically and mentally can give power to the company.
1. Physical Health
All employees over 35 years of age, when the risk of disease increases, can now undergo a regular one-day health check visit, which gives a more accurate diagnosis. The examination results are verified by industrial physicians and work health professionals and necessary guidance is given to those for whom observations have been made.
2. Mental Health
For better mental health, Clarion has "telephone consultation" and "personal consultation" systems. Within the latter system, the industrial physicians and the work health professionals. Designated psychiatrist doctors and industry mental health coordinators give personal care to those in need. Additionally, we provided mental health lectures every year. In fiscal 2014, we carried out mental health care education via e-learning for all employees. We learned about mental health care and how to deal with stress.


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June 9, 1997 Ask Dr. Love Advice Column
I recently ended an eight year relationship about six months ago. We lived together for six. It ended when he cheated on me. I've been seeing this new guy and I feel I'm really ready for a committed relationship with him. However, many of my friends think that it is too soon for me too move into a new romance. What do you think?
Since you say that you are really ready for a serious relationship, then why are you feeling unsure? How come you feel the need to allow others to dictate to you on your actions? Others aren't living in your skin, so how can they presume to tell you how to live?
There are no rules about how soon is too soon to start over. All that matters is that you are listening to your heart and making good decisions for yourself--not for your friends--for yourself.
Is it possible that you are hiding behind your friends' doubts? That is, do you have doubts of your own that you are afraid to admit to yourself? Are your friends merely voicing your own secret doubts? Are you afraid that this man will cheat on you like the last one did? Examine this question, and if you find that you still feel clear and ready, then follow your heart.
If you decide to become more serious with this man, I wish you every happiness.
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"Dr. Turndorf's eternal love story powerfully proves that our loved ones in spirit are waiting for us to reconnect with them! Read this amazing book and discover her new dialoguing technique, which enables you to reconnect and turn grief into peace and joy."
-- Mira Kelley,
Bestselling author of Beyond Past Lives
"I found the book very helpful in guiding people to learn how to tune into spirit messages, and particularly liked Dr. Turndorf's guidance through meditations. In Parts two and three, Dr. Turndorf covered so many of the ways that spirits convey messages and this book will be a great help for people trying to get in touch with their loved ones.
Part 1 was her story of losing the love of her life. Reading about the pain and agony she experienced and SO MANY people experience will be healing to know that others experience the same emotions after the passing of a loved one. I think the first part could be a book on it's own merit because it is so beneficial to people dealing with the same intensity of grief.
As a scientist myself, I was glad to read that she didn't focus on a religion. As a medium, I have come to know that "god" not of a religion, but is the consciousness of all living things. Like Dr. Turndorf I've learned that all people are equal and all creatures part of all existence (and with "souls.").
I particularly enjoyed reading how she used her talent/mediumship to help people overcome their grief. Readers will get a lot out of this book and know that their loved ones are always connected."
-- Rob Gutro,
Author, Medium, Scientist
"I could not put this book down!!! It is so gripping from the first few words, and beautifully written. Dr. Turndorf's courageous story of her reunion with her beloved husband after his death and the heartfelt stories of others serve to validate what many may have privately experienced but discounted as just a by-product of grief and loss and not really "REAL." The book's simple and powerful techniques provide essential tools for connecting to loved ones in spirit and will allow scientists to amass new data from lay people, other than mediums. Your book will make a profound contribution to the now significant scientific data already collected in laboratories around the world studying survival of individual consciousness after death, while adding richly to our own sense of love and peace. Thank you for the Gift!"
-- Linda G. Russek, Ph.D,
Former Co-Founder and Co-Director of the Human Energy Systems Laboratory, U of Arizona, Co-author of The Living Energy Universe
"This is the most beautiful true love story that I have ever read. The depth of the author's love for her husband and her terrible grief at his death, and then her triumph as she learned to continue her relationship with him even after his death are all palpable. I lived it with her, and her story has stayed in my mind. For me, though, the reason to read this book is the author's wisdom in teaching her readers how to heal rifts across the death boundary.
As one who has done extensive afterlife research, I can attest to the importance of post-death healing of relationships to both our dead loved ones and ourselves! Yet few people know how essential this healing is, and fewer still know how to begin it. As a prominent relationship counselor, Dr. Turndorf tackles this essential area, and she does it well. Hers is a wonderful book."
-- Roberta Grimes,
author of The Fun of Dying: Find Out What Really Happens Next and The Fun of Staying in Touch
"Exceptionally well written from beginning to end, Love Never Dies: How to Reconnect and Make Peace with the Deceased is as informed and informative as it is inspired and inspiring. Especially recommended to the attention of anyone who is suffering from the loss of a loved one."
--Margaret Lane,
Midwest Book Review
"Love Never Dies is an astonishing and refreshing story of survival of consciousness. She clearly shows the many ways spirit can communicate through us and with animals and even objects. I could hardly put the book down, and I have read many of these types of books. This is a great read for those who have lost a loved one and are looking for answers to the ways spirit makes contact with us, and also how we can contact spirit to make peace. I highly recommend this book."
-- Dave Campbell,
Certified Windbridge Research Medium (WCRM)
"When I held this 248 page spiritual giant in my hands, even before I started turning the pages I knew I had found a special guide that would help me through one of the hardest journeys I have taken. To love so deeply and completely and then to have the person removed from my physical life is hard enough, but then to find a way to stay connected with them is even more frustrating.
So it was totally Heaven sent when I was asked to review this gentle messenger that helped me to stay connected, to recognize the connection and to even validate the connection.
I also loved the way the author shared on such a deep and personal level it helped me to not feel alone and gave me courage to bypass my mind. I would recommend this sweet giant to anyone who feels the loss of a loved one. Thanks so much Jamie for the awesome blueprint. "
-- Riki Frahmann,
Chief Reviewer for the ezine Mystic Living Today
"As a colleague of both Jamie and Jean, I have been blessed with firsthand witness to their devotion and mutual love, in life and now through death. In her eloquently written new book, Dr. Turndorf has made their everlasting love accessible to all. Just as the uniqueness of their emotional connection radiated to me, it will radiate to you, the reader, in this groundbreaking work that will guide you to reestablish your relationships with loved ones in spirit... and even make peace, if needed."
-- Dr. Robert S. Pepper,
author Emotional Incest in Group Psychotherapy
"In her book, Love Never Dies: How to Reconnect and Make Peace with the Deceased, Turndorf teaches a method for dialoguing with the departed which holds tremendous healing potential for everyone who has lost a loved one. Turndorf is passionate in her certainty that we can actually communicate with those we've lost. Since reading Love Never Dies (which describes the dialogue process in great detail) I've used Turndorf's technique and it has opened life-changing doors for me. It's a powerful process, and I encourage everyone who feels ready to try it."
-- Ken Page,
L.C.S.W. from "A Life-Changing Exercise for Anyone Who Has Lost a Loved One" published in Psychology Today
"I just finished reading Dr. Turndorf's most recent book, LOVE NEVER DIES, and I highly recommend it for everyone who wants to connect with a loved one who has passed on to the Spirit Realm. This book tells the heartfelt story of the author's tragic loss of her husband and his subsequent messages to her from beyond the veil, and it outlines the steps we should take to communicate with the spirits of the people we loved on Earth."
-- Garnet Schulhauser,
author of Dancing on a Stamp and Dancing Forever with Spirit
"This well-researched book offers a thorough, step-by-step program that provides tools for couples to heal even the most troubled relationships."
-- Dr. John Mack,
Pulitzer Prize winning author and Professor of Psychiatry at Harvard Medical School
"This book provides a down-to-earth, easy to apply, proven method for creating relationship harmony. This book should be mandatory reading for every couple that wants to head-off or resolve the inevitable relationship conflicts and build lasting love. Buy this book and put it to use!"
-- John Bradshaw,
Author of NY Times #1 bestseller Homecoming
"Dr. Turndorf is an amazing individual who has wonderful advice to offer men and women of all ages and in all types of relationships. Ignore her counsel at your peril!"
-- Bill Hammond III,
Winner of the Best Historical Fiction Award, 2012
"You are awesome Dr. Jamie. You really are. The best part about you is the way you translate complex psychological stuff into easy to understand and actionable insights."
-- Kajay Williams,
Producer Relationship Advice Cafe
"Let me tell you why you're extremely important now. I really believe your message is there. You're spot on. More and more people should be taking advantage of what you're offering."
-- Michael Dresser,
Syndicated Radio Host
"Good stuff. Great insight. I love your approach. Who doesn't need more healing. I love your idea of using your partner as a healing agent. That's such a great way to see your partner. You give great labels and patterns to look for. I love your method. You make it sound so easy. You have a great website with lots of great information and resources. These are the tools we all need."
-- Dr. Matt Townsend,
Host, The Matt Townsend Show


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More: What does being at this event mean to you?
Gayle King: Shopping and finding bargains.
More: You like bargains?
GK: I can't miss a good bargain and I won't pass up a good bargain.
More: This gathering is also about raising money for ovarian cancer research. Have you ever lost anyone to cancer?
GK: Knock on wood, I do not have a personal connection.
More: What do you know about ovarian cancer?
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Outwell Montana 6P Carpet
Outwell is well known for its new and innovative products for the family camping market and as such, they were the first to introduce these ultra-comfortable tent carpets.
Specifically designed and cut to fit into the living area of your Outwell Montana 6P Tent, these carpets make an amazing difference to the cosiness of the tent and significantly reduces internal noise such as the 'scrunching' of PE groundsheets and rain against the polyester flysheet
Made with polyester flannel top and heavy duty PVC backing. All Outwell carpets now come in a neutral Grey colour to blend with all tents in the Outwell range. If we stock and old version of the carpet in an alternative colour, we will make that clear on the website.
WARNING: Once you've camped using one of these carpets, you will NEVER go camping again without one!
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