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I:12:00 Weapons on Campus
The purpose of this policy is to enhance the safety of the MTSU campus for students, faculty, and other staff by prohibiting the possession of weapons on campus, except where exceptions are noted.
A. Weapon. Includes a device, instrument, material or substance used for, or that can cause death or bodily injury, or damage to property. Weapons include, but are not limited to: any firearm, an explosive or an explosive weapon, a device principally designed, made or adapted for delivering or shooting an explosive weapon, a machine gun, a rifle or shotgun, a handgun, a firearm silencer, a switchblade knife or any other type of knife, or brass knuckles, or any other implement for the infliction of bodily injury, damage to property, or death which has no common lawful purpose. Pocket knives or knives used solely for eating, food preparation or distribution, are not considered "weapons" for purposes of this policy unless used to inflict bodily injury or damage to property.
B. On Campus. Includes all work sites and real property owned, leased or occupied by MTSU, and all MTSU vehicles and personal vehicles when performing state business off campus.
C. Possession. Includes, but is not limited to, the presence of a weapon on the employee, in his/her motor vehicle, desk, lunch box, locker, a tool kit, bag, purse, cabinets, office, etc.
D. Reasonable Suspicion. The degree of knowledge sufficient to induce an ordinarily prudent and cautious person to believe that the circumstances being presented are more likely to be true than not. Reasonable suspicion must be based on an articulatory, specific and objective basis and may include direct observation; or information received from a source believed to be reliable.
This policy applies to all MTSU employees, students, guests, and non-students who come onto the campus, except where noted.
MTSU specifically prohibits the following behaviors and may take the following actions: for an employee, discipline up to and including termination of employment: for students, expulsion from enrollment at MTSU; and for all categories including guests and non-students criminal prosecution:
A. Use, possession, or sale of any weapon on campus.
B. Storing any weapon in a locker, desk, lunch box, tool kit, bag, purse or other repository on campus.
C. Refusing to submit to an inspection for the presence of a weapon based on reasonable suspicion.
D. Refusing to allow inspection of storage areas specified in (b) above based on a reasonable suspicion that a weapon or weapons would be found in such area.
E. Conviction under any criminal statute for the illegal use or possession of a weapon.
F. Refusing to cooperate in an investigation about allegations or suspicions concerning the possession of a weapon by a person(s) on the MTSU campus.
The following exceptions to the possession of weapons on campus are noted as follows:
Despite laws which provide for permits allowing individuals to carry concealed handguns, it is the policy of MTSU, pursuant to T.C.A. §39-17-1309, to prohibit the possession of all weapons, including handguns, on property owned, operated or under the control of MTSU. The only exceptions to this prohibition are as follows:
A. Firearms or other weapons used for instructional or school-sanctioned ceremonial purposes; or, using a firearm or weapon in a manner reasonably related to a lawful dramatic performance or scientific research;
B. Persons employed in the army, air force, navy, coast guard or marine service of the United States or any member of the Tennessee national guard when in the discharge of their official duties and acting under orders requiring them to carry arms or weapons;
C. Civil officers of the United States in the discharge of their official duties;
D. Officers and soldiers of the militia and the national guard when called into actual service;
E. Officers of the state, or any county, city or town, charged with the enforcement of the laws of the state, when in the discharge of their official duties;
F. Any students who are members of the reserve officers training corps or students enrolled in a course of instruction or members of a club or team, and who are required to carry arms or weapons in the discharge of their official class or team duties;
G. Any private police employed by the institution in the discharge of their duties;
H. Any registered security officer/guard who meets licensing requirements, who is discharging such officer's official duties.
I. Any law enforcement officer as defined by T.C.A. 39-17-1350(d) may carry handguns at all times and in all places within Tennessee, on-duty or off-duty, regardless of the officer's regular duty hours or assignments;
J. Firearms possessed by non-student adults if the firearm remains unhandled and is contained within a private vehicle operated by the non-student adult while the vehicle is on campus. (The President may determine not to allow this exception.)
Any employee, student, or guest must report the presence of a weapon on the campus to local and MTSU police.
MTSU reserves the right to search any area on campus for weapons including, but not limited to, lockers, furniture, containers, drawers, equipment or other facilities, lunch boxes, briefcases, personal bags, personal toolboxes or tool kits, parking lots, MTSU vehicles and other vehicles parked on MTSU owned or occupied premises. However, such searches will be based only on a reasonable suspicion that a weapon or weapons will be found. If feasible prior to conducting a search, the Office of University Counsel should be consulted.
Revisions: September 27, 2010 (original).
Cross-references: T.C.A. §39-17-1309; T.C.A. 39-17-1350(d).


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First Kevin Federline was waddling around, and now Britney's former fiance Jason Trawick admits his six-pack abs have turned into fifty shades of flab.
Jason was so embarrassed by a photo that TMZ posted that he's using it to motivate himself to lose weight, reported Us Weekly on Jan. 21. The photo showed Jason gobbling pizza and showing off his expanded belly.
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In an exclusive interview on Jan. 23, Britney's trainer Tony Martinez told us his shape-slimming secrets.
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Tony and Britney work out together three to four times a week. Among her favorite exercises for fast results: "Britney uses Core Discs to tone her six-pack, combined with Barrel Roll Knee-Ins," said Tony.
Recently, a brou-ha-ha over Britney's banging body emerged when some claimed her abs were air-brushed. The Photoshop fiasco fell flat when Britney stepped forward and talked to Shape magazine to confirm that her six-pack was earned through diligent efforts, not digital effects.
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Minnesota Vikings general manager Rick Spielman took his time to find the ninth head coach in Minnesota Vikings history.
Six of the other seven openings had previously been filled with only the Cleveland Browns job still open.
Spielman conducted several interviews before bringing Mike Zimmer in for a second time and presumably to get the final approval by team owner Zygi Wilf to begin negotiating.
Zimmer is energetic, passionate, straight forward and a perceived hard ass. Several returning players have already expressed excitement in the idea of getting yelled at during practices and meetings.
Cincinnati Bengals defensive players have taken to Twitter to express their congratulations and admiration for Zimmer. Two defensive linemen, a linebacker and cornerback all sent Tweets along with Hall of Fame cornerback Deion Sanders, who said that he is one of the best coaches he has ever had.
Zimmer will be a very different person during press conferences than Leslie Frazier. Frazier is a very good man, but his loyalty and niceness led to multiple seasons below .500 and one playoff appearance.
Zimmer boasts an impressive resumes of very good defenses while serving as the coordinator of the Bengals (2008-13), Atlanta Falcons (2007) and Dallas Cowboys (2000-06). He also served as the Cowboys defensive backs coach from 1994-99. Zimmer served with the Cowboys through three coaching changes, including the switch to Bill Parcells and a 3-4 base defense. Zimmer had no experience with the 3-4, but made figured it out. He appears to favor a 4-3 base, but will likely favor a hybrid scheme that utilizes phases of both. He had been in the running for several head coaching openings, but failed to land a job until the Vikings came calling on Wednesday.
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With the news reported August 11, 2014, that Binghamton City Democratic Committee Chairman Marty Doorey has solicited applications for the city's deputy city clerk position - based on loyalty to the Democrat Party - Democrats now have an opportunity to take the ethical high road by taking responsibility and being accountable. In fact, some might say it is required of them. Those wouldn't be Democrats.
As has been reported, Chairman Doorey, who is also the Chairman for the Community Development Advisory Committee, sent out an email on 8/9/14 seeking applicants for the position of the deputy city clerk. The position was stated to be a political appointment, and would require,
"Clerks are expected to be loyal to the party that gives them the job," the email states. "They are expected to do 'political' work, making campaign phone calls, showing up at campaign fundraisers, collecting signatures at petition times and other functions asked by party elected officials and party leaders."
Further, Chairman Doorey noted that the position would require work as a political spy for the Democrat Party. There is no ambiguity in the email that reporting to the Democrat leadership and Party on the actions in City Hall was mandatory.
Of course Republicans on the Binghamton City Council have called for the resignation of Council President Teri Rennia. It was Councilwoman Rennia who requested help from Chairman Doorey in seeking a candidate for the position, but she denies she had anything to do with the contents of the email sent.
But here is the rub of the issue.
Just over 3 months ago Democrats were screaming for the head of former Deputy County Executive Bijoy Datta over emails he sent that stated political work for the Republican Party was required for County workers in the office of County Executive Debbie Preston.
Mr. Datta has stated in past interviews with the media that the emails were a badly worded statement and the reality of the situation was that workers were not required to perform such duties unless they volunteered (Mr. Datta was unavailable for comment for this article). Yet, as late as May 21, 2014, Democrats stated they were pursuing a case against Mr. Datta even though he stepped down from his position as Deputy County Executive on May 25, 2014 for another position.
Thus, if Democrats believe that an investigation was needed just for the appearance of discrepancies, shouldn't they be the first to stand by their convictions and take responsibility for actively seeking out a political spy? Unless the requirement to "supply political intelligence about what is going on at city hall," is considered ambiguous in some way.
Truly if Democrats want to claim the ethical high ground - especially after Gov. Cuomo's spectacularly failed efforts with the Moreland Commission to root out corruption, which is under federal investigation itself - then they must take action in Broome County. To do nothing is to admit the bluster in April was a political farce meant only to raise political donations.
When looking at the big picture the need for action by Democrats on this issue is even more of an obligation. At the Federal level Democrats in the NY-22 abandoned constituents by not even attempting to produce a candidate to run for the congressional seat that effectively has now been won by Rep. Richard Hanna without a single vote cast. At the State level there is the highly suspect actions of Gov. Cuomo as previously noted. Now at the local level there is apparently spycraft and political favoritism.
Yet Democrats want to claim the ethical high ground? Not without someone taking responsibility and being held accountable. Of course if anyone is expecting that they had best not hold their breath waiting for it. Councilwoman Rennia has stated to the media,
"While Rennia said the email went too far, she says this entire situation is being blown out of proportion."
As for Chairman Marty Doorey, he has stated in part,
"This is likely what political appointees of any party at any level are told."
If Democrats in the City of Binghamton are reaching for the ethical (and even perhaps legal) high ground, they might first start off by getting some shovels to dig back to the surface.


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After twenty years, Hollywood rockers Warrant will be returning to Australian shores late this month (April) to tour with Quiet Riot and LA Guns. Still remembered chiefly by many for their riotous 1990 hit "Cherry Pie", the band was one of those infamously swept away by the grunge revolution only two years later. So it may come as a surprise to those who know them only for that one huge hit that Warrant has continued to persevere throughout the last two decades. Their seventh album is in the can and is due for release just after their Australian visit. Loud caught up with Warrant's founding member, guitarist Erik Turner for a chat about their glorious past, his impressions of the grunge movement, and their present and found him to be a warm, amiable and self-effacing guy.
Q: Warrant's a band that's probably dropped off a few people's radars, but you've got a new album coming out soon.
A: Yes, internationally it's coming out May 13th. It's called Rockaholic and we spent a couple of years writing it, basically doing writing and pre-production for it. And we're really proud of it. There's fourteen songs on there and I hope people will be pleasantly surprised.
Q: There's probably people surprised that there still is a Warrant.
A: We live in our own little bubble called the United States of America. There's where we play anywhere from 50 to 75 shows a year. We're definitely not as popular as we were in the United States, but we play a lot of festivals, a lot of casinos there and I'm happy to say we're still keeping the dream alive all these years later. Yeah, as far as the rest of the world's concerned, Europe and Japan and Australia, South America... we've never really toured outside the United States. We go to Mexico once in a while and to Canada quite a bit, but mainly you know we've concentrated on playing the States.
Q: It's been a very long time since you've been to Australia. Are you looking forward to getting down here again?
A: Yeah it's been 20 years to the day almost. April 21st, 1991. Somebody sent me a ticket. Somebody sent a ticket via email. They scanned it. We were there in April of 1991. So that was 20 years ago! It's been a long time.
Q: And of course people are going to notice a few changes with the band since then.
A: Yeah, I'm much better looking now! That's one thing for sure. But we've never stopped touring the United States. Recording... we did our last CD in 2006 called Born Again. And before that we hadn't made a CD of original material since 1995 I think it was... 1996, we did a record called Belly to Belly.
Q: But you've been active all that time. A lot of people out of the States probably didn't realise that you've never stopped being a band.
A: Yeah we've done tours with Alice Cooper in 99, tour with Poison in 2000, a tour with Whitesnake in 2003. We did another tour, I think it was in 2002 with Ratt, Dokken, Warrant, LA Guns and FireHouse. This year we've already got five shows booked with Poison and we got a couple with Whitesnake and some stuff with Cinderella. We're on some pretty big festivals with other bands like Journey and Lynyrd Skynyrd. So we're just out there doin' our thing. We got a show with Dokken on April 22nd, we're playing the Hard Rock Casino this weekend in Florida. We manage to stay busy as best we can.
Q: It seems to me the hard rock circuit has been coming back over the last few years. Have you seen that yourself?
A: The last couple of years we've been really busy. I guess we could see a little bit of a resurgence in our shows. When grunge first came out and the 80s thing went away, it was a lot harder than it is now. People are a lot more open to coming out to these big rock festivals and support bands like Warrant and Poison and Cinderella and bands like that.
Q: I was going to ask you about grunge, actually, because it's 20 years since Nevermind came out this year. Obviously you would have heard the album when it came out. What did you think of it?
A: I loved it. It was a great record. But obviously I didn't like the fact that the industry had to sell only one type of music. Just one type of music, grunge. Too bad that the world is big enough for all kinds of music, whether its grunge or rap or dance or pop or rock. In America they don't promote music on merit, it's more based on selling a brand, something that they've branded. They might as well be selling toothpaste. It's just a product to the record labels. It's the new improved Crest! Now whiter. We no longer sell that other Crest. That other Crest sucks. Now we're selling this Crest. They just don't have any soul.
Q: Is that kind of what happened with bands like Warrant? You were just a brand they were selling at one time?
A: Yeah. If the music industry was a church, we would've all been ex-communicated. You are no longer welcome to come bow at the altar. We were branded as harlots. It's funny but it's true. That was it. Bam! You're no longer wanted or needed around here. Bands started getting dropped like flies, and then they went around and signed bands that sounded like Nirvana! And there were some really good ones that I loved... Soundgarden, I love Alice in Chains. Alice in Chains actually got signed opening up for Warrant, ironically.
Q: I remember. They went out with you on tour.
A: Yeah. It wasn't actually a tour. We were on tour, and we were playing a venue in Seattle and our publisher and our record company asked us a favour. "We're flying into town to check out this band, can you put them on the opening slot?" So we did. It was Alice in Chains. And they did really well. I was friends with Mike Starr the bass player for a little while. We lost touch and then I actually saw him, gosh... just last summer, not too long ago, four or five months ago, and sad to say I recently heard that he passed away. He looked great when I saw him.
Q: Yes, a lot of people said that about him. But you have survived, you've come through, and a lot of bands these days now seem to taking a lot of their influences from 80s hard rock.
A: I think there's a lot of great bands from all the different genres you could find an influence from. Whether it's emo or classic Zeppelin or Frank Sinatra and Elvis or the blues... there's all kinds of great music you can go back and listen to. It's always great when we get mentioned as an influence. Obviously I like to hear that.
Q: Does it still frustrate you that many people still know you as the "Cherry Pie" band?
A: It doesn't frustrate me. I feel lucky that we're able to be known as anything! [laughs] It is ironic that that wasn't our biggest song on the charts. "Heaven" was our biggest charting and selling song. But for whatever reason, the video and the innuendo and stuff, well, we embrace it. We play the song every night. We're lucky to have that. The "Cherry Pie" thing kind of overshadowed our first record which had our biggest hit on it, and it had "Down Boy" and "Sometimes She Cries" and our first record actually sold as many CDs as Cherry Pie but that goes largely unnoticed. That goes to show you how big the shadow of "Cherry Pie" is.
Q: A lot of Warrant fans continue to say that there's more to the band than "Cherry Pie", but that did overshadow things a bit.
A: Well some people like Dog Eat Dog, which is one of our darker, heavier records that we did. It seems like there's a small cult following out there that just rally behind that record. They're all guys, by the way.
Q: So what have you been listening to yourself lately?
A: I always have a hard time pronouncing this guy's name: Danko Jones? This three piece band outta Canada. They just kick ass! I love that band. I like all different types of stuff, but I always seem to go back to the stuff I grew up on in the 80s. For whatever reason. Last night I was listening to Appetite for Destruction. Laying in bed, listening to that record. And I love Zeppelin and I'm reading AC/DC's unofficial biography called Maximum Rock right now. Sammy Hagar's book I'm gonna read next. And of course I read Stephen Adler's book and Slash's book. There's some really good bands out there now, but I'm just down with bands I grew up on: Aerosmith, and stuff like that.
Q: When you see those biographies from guys that you played with, do you ever see yourself in there and see something in there are think, "Well, that didn't happen!"?
A: Well, we don't really get mentioned in any of those. It's all good, makes for interesting reading.
Q: It must be a different perspective, not seeing it through your eyes?
A: Who knows, maybe someday we'll write some kind of a book. I don't think it'll be anything like Slash's or Stephen Adler's. We never got that dark into the drug world that they talk about. It was mostly alcohol and chicks.
Q: So what will we get when Warrant gets to Australia. Will we get a classic set and some new stuff as well?
A: You're gonna get a couple... maybe two or three new songs. Depends on our set. I think we're only playing an hour, an hour and ten minutes. So we'll probably play, I would say, two new songs, maybe three and you'll get twelve classic songs from Cherry Pie and Dirty Rotten Filthy Stinking Rich. "Heaven", "Sometimes She Cries". We'll do "Cherry Pie", "Uncle Tom's Cabin", "I Saw Red", stuff like that. Probably "Rainmaker" and "Big Talk". We're playing about seventeen or eighteen songs right now.
Q: Well thanks for taking the time today Erik. It's been a pleasure speaking with you.
A: Thank you man. I appreciate you taking the time to talk to us. We're all excited about getting down there. It's been a long time.
*This tour has now been cancelled.


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Alice in Pantoland is this year's Christmas pantomime offering from Nanaimo Theatre Group.
Written by Ian Matthews, Peggy Harris and Sheila Coultish, it is the product of nearly a year's work. It is the third original pantomime produced by the community-based theatre company.
As popularized in the U.K., pantomimes are usually a comedic musical built around a theme of good versus evil. They rely heavily on audience participation and usually include a dame, and older female character, and a younger, principal boy who are both cross-dressed for comedic effect.
Some people are confused by the word "mime" in the name of the genre. Don't let it fool you -there will be no mimes, just lots of dialogue. And much of it will have the audience rolling in the aisles.
Some classic pantomime titles include Aladdin, Jack and the Bean Stalk and Cinderella.
The production was based on Alice in Wonderland because "we liked the story and that the characters are a lot of fun," said Matthews.
"We've added all the pantomime characters, we've got a dame, a principal boy who's a girl, of course, and a good fairy."
The wicked Queen of Hearts, played by Laura Buechler, and her son the Knave, played by James Dean, have cast a spell over Pantoland and only Alice and her friends can break it.
It will be fun for children, with plenty of humour adults can enjoy.
"We've got a great cast -a good mix of people, some who have been in pantos before, and new people."
With all of the classic panto characters, audience interaction, music and dance, the pantomime is the seasonal family favourite.
This year's pantomime has been directed by the father-daughter duo, Ian Matthews and Shannon Reimer.
Matthews has performed in and directed numerous pantos over the years. Reimer studied theatre at Vancouver Island University and has acted in many pantos since childhood.
The writers set to work putting the play together in February. Auditions occurred over summer and rehearsals started in September.
"It's not just a kids' show, it's one of those few shows that appeal to all ages," said Matthew, one of two directors.
The Bailey Studio is at 2373 Rosstown Rd.
Tickets are $15, available from www.nanaimotheatregroup.comor by calling 250-758-7224.
Matinee performances are at 1:30 p.m. Dec. 22, 29, 30 and evening shows are at 7:30 p.m. Dec. 21, 26, 27, 28, and 29.
Tickets are $25 for a special New Year's Eve show, Dec. 31 at 9 p.m. For more information call 250-758-7246.


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Artist Lori Pilkington Weeks is now exhibiting at the Bottle Tree Gallery in historic downtown Heber Springs. "This is a nice homecoming as I grew up in Heber Springs," says Lori. She studied under nationally acclaimed Glenda Turley, also from Heber Springs.
With more than 30 years experience, Weeks is a versatile artist represented through her array of diverse oil images, including commission portraits. Lori is best known for her collection of impressionistic poppy field paintings using unique color schemes and textures.
The Bottle Tree Gallery hosts a number of Arkansas and nationally acclaimed artists. Located in the historic "Old City Hall" building, 514 W. Main Street, just one block West of the Courthouse Square. Other Arkansas artists at the Bottle Tree include: Little Rock artist George Wittenberg with a special exhibit of his watercolor landscapes, a departure from his "postcard art,"; and April Shurgar who specializes in animals and landscapes.
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2012 is the International Year of Cooperatives and provides an opportunity to highlight the importance of the cooperative business structure to the agriculture industry. Chuck Conner, president of the National Council of Farmer Cooperatives says 2012 is also a great time to show off just how important farmer cooperatives are to the success of the farmer. AUDIO:… Read more »
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The cooperative system has played a vital role in the agriculture industry. As 2012 is celebrated as the International Year of Cooperatives, Chuck Conner, president of the National Council of Farmer Cooperatives says it is an opportunity to highlight the cooperative business structure and its importance to agriculture. "I think 2012 is an appropriate year… Read more »
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Soon after the adoption of the Rural Electrification Act in 1935, Indiana Statewide became the first electric cooperative association in the nation. Today, Indiana Statewide Association of Rural Electric Cooperatives provides electricity to nearly 500,000 consumers and businesses in parts of 89 of Indiana's 92 counties. Like other cooperatives, Indiana Statewide Association of Rural… Read more »
2012 IYC: The Lost River Market and Deli
In Orange County Indiana the town of Paoli had just a few options for residents to do their shopping. Debbie Turner, a past steering committee member for the Lost River Market and Deli says while those places serve a purpose, the community felt they were under served. "We would often ask members of the community… Read more »
2012 IYC: Regional Cooperatives
Regional cooperatives play a large part in the agriculture industry. Growmark, based in Bloomington, Ill. began in 1927 providing services to farmers in Illinois. Over the past 84 years they have expanded to cover not only Illinois, but – Iowa, Wisconsin and Ontario, Canada. President and Chairman of the Board Dan Kelley says the most… Read more »
2012 IYC: Cabot Creamery
Dairy cooperatives in the United States peaked in the 1940's with nearly 2,300 in 42 states. Because dairy farms were relatively small and remotely located, cooperatives – formed by groups of farmers seeking solutions to common problems – began to emerge. In 1919 a group Vermont farmers came together to figure out what to do… Read more »
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For many years, power companies ignored the rural areas of the nation. In fact, until the mid-1930's nine out of every ten rural homes were without electricity. Martin Lowery, Executive Vice-President of External Affairs with the NRECA says in the early 1900's then President Teddy Roosevelt suggested using the co-operative business model to bring electricity… Read more »
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Farmer owned cooperatives are essential for America's farmers and ranchers to provide food, fuel and fiber to the world's growing population. Chuck Conner, President and CEO of the National Council of Farmer Cooperatives says a traditional farm co-operative benefits the average American farmer. "On average," he says, "a farmer that belongs to a supply co-op and… Read more »
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In December of 2009 the United Nations General Assembly declared 2012 The International Year of Co-operatives (IYC). Why co-operatives? According to www.2012.coop (a website dedicated to the IYC) the UN resolution recognizes the diversity of the co-op movement with hopes that governments will take up measures aimed at creating a supportive environment for the continued… Read more »


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The Risk the Doctor Missed
Gina Jones seemed at very low risk for heart disease: She was in her late 30s, with cholesterol and blood pressure in the normal range. She walked, jogged, and jumped rope regularly, and wasn't overweight or diabetic. As far as Jones knew, there was no history of heart disease in her family. Given that profile, she felt free to eat more or less as she pleased. "The truth is, I ate just about anything," she says.
Although her heart seemed problem-free, Jones had other health concerns. Her energy was in the dumps, her stomach constantly bothered her, and she often felt dizzy. Sometimes she had trouble breathing. "Shortness of breath, weakness, and fatigue are common symptoms of a heart attack in women," says Teresa Caulin-Glaser, MD, coauthor of The Woman's Heart: An Owner's Guide. "But those are vague, general complaints, which is one reason heart attacks are often missed in women." Jones's family doctor performed all sorts of tests, but none of them addressed her heart. Jones's physician was like many other primary care doctors, who often don't consider that the heart may be a problem and who are unaware that cardiac tests, many of which were designed based on research conducted on men, are often less accurate for women because of anatomical differences, such as body size and women's fluctuating hormones.
Desperate to see improvement, Jones decided that stress was the cause of her symptoms, and she resigned from her job at a pharmaceutical company. But over the next few years, she felt worse. Then, while grocery shopping one morning in 2001, she heard what she calls a whizzing sound in her chest. She went home, took a nap and woke up feeling as if "a rope was ripping my heart out." With no relief after nine hours and no idea what was going on, Jones drove to the hospital, keeping one hand on her chest all the way.
In the ER, doctors told her she was having a heart attack. Later she found out that the whizzing she had heard earlier was the sound of blood trying to force its way through her heart.
An angioplasty (a procedure in which a balloon is threaded into an artery to widen it for improved blood flow) resolved the 100 percent blockage in Jones's right coronary artery. She recovered, and her cardiologist started her on cholesterol and other medications to prevent any further progression of arterial disease. But about two years later she stopped taking the cholesterol drug — against her doctor's orders — to try to get pregnant. "I was having trouble conceiving," she says. "My IVF doctor told me to stop because cholesterol drugs can cause birth defects."
Jones didn't get pregnant, but once she went off her medication, that familiar rundown feeling returned. She had two more angioplasties to attempt to clear the same artery and, during the second procedure, suffered a mini stroke that caused permanent double vision. About this time, Jones got an update on her family history: Her 68-year-old father, who'd never known he had cardiac issues, died of heart disease.
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Given her arterial problems, was told her best option for long-term survival was bypass surgery, which was performed the day before she turned 42. That's when she got serious about sticking with her medications, eating a low-salt, low-fat diet, and exercising at least 30 minutes daily.
A year later, however, Jones experienced a new "rush" in her chest. She was so scared that she updated her healthcare power of attorney. But this time she got good news: A section of her heart was regenerating, which Caulin-Glaser says is not unusual. "I've heard many similar stories from patients," she says. "What she may have been feeling is the more vigorous contraction of the heart muscle as it heals."


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Former Oregon righthander Scott McGough, now pitching in the Miami Marlins organization for the Class A Advanced Jupiter (FL) Hammerheads, has been selected to participate in the prestigious Arizona Fall League as a member of the Phoenix Desert Dogs.
In three years on the mound for Oregon, McGough compiled a career ERA of 3.33 in 135 and 1/3 innings tossed. His nine career saves ranked second all time following his stint in Eugene, while his 74 appearances on the mound are more than any other Duck in the history of the program.
McGough was Oregon's 31st draft selection in the history of the program, elected in the fifth round (164 overall) by the Los Angeles Dodgers in the 2011 Major League Baseball First-Year Player Draft. He was traded to the Marlins this past July as part of the deal that sent all-star shortstop Hanley Ramirez to the Dodgers.


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If you actually remember the song, "Only in America" by Jay and the Americans you are officially eligible (or about to be eligible) for Senior Citizen discounts. I really liked that song when it came out and enjoy it still. It's lyrics express the innocence and optimism of the US right before the Kennedy assassination changed this country forever.
Only in America could a kid from anywhere go to sleep a pauper and wake up a millionaire.
Oh, America, how life has changed in the last 50 years- now Only in America:
Can we elect an African-American to the highest office in the land, proving we're racist.
Can people who want to protect the 2nd Amendment be called reactionaries.
Can an Administration lie repeatedly (with no consequences) after promising to be the most ethical and transparent ever.
Can a law promised to provide uninsured people with health-care insurance result in millions of insured people losing their insurance.
Can the government use the IRS as a club to attack their opposition with no voices raised in protest.
Can four citizens, including an Ambassador be murdered and no one is held responsible.
Can a President say he will hold people accountable for failures, then hold no one accountable.
I have more but I have to get ready for Presidents' Day. Someone has to check on the 30-40 previous Presidents who have to be spinning in their graves, not to mention the hundreds of thousands who died preserving freedoms that are being casually dumped in the ash heap of human history.
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The Old Man Who Cried Wolf (1970)TV Movie - Emile Pulska is visiting his old friend Abe Stillman. During the visit they are attacked and Emile is struck senseless. When he wakes up he is told that Abe has died by natural causes. When Emile insists that they were attacked, his relatives try to give him psychiatric help. Emile decides to try to find the killers himself. Stars: Edward G. Robinson, Martin Balsam, Diane Baker.
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Laws Interiors & Design has been at 4503 Kingston Pike for 10 years but the Laws have been in this business for 60 years. Owner, Paul Law, told me his grandfather started the trend and his father—who still builds furniture—passed it on to his children. Paul and his brother, David Law (Law & Hicks Mill Work), are tapping into six decades of family experience in each of their respective businesses.
Laws is a design firm first, retail antiques business second. Paul and his brother both have interior design degrees from UT. When Paul Law and his team begin a project they don't just think about what pieces will look best where. They take into account functionality, lighting, and traffic patterns. "We focus on how you work and live," says Law. Law works with the architects, builders, and whomever else he needs to in order to truly understand a project. He assured me that he incorporates any design elements a client wants in a space, be it antique, modern or something else—although the eclectic collection in his store already made this apparent.
You don't have to be building a home or redecorating a room to come into Laws. If you're looking for that one end table, cabinet, hutch, lamp, statue or any other piece of art to complete a room, Laws should most certainly be one of the stores you check out first. Paul used to travel extensively and he still uses international connections to obtain many of the store's items. Law's sources range from Austria, to China, to Brazil and Laws Interiors and Design happens to be at the forefront of the Brazilian furniture market here in the southeast.
Laws furniture selection is marvelous, but there is another dimension entirely to Paul Law's business thanks to his partnership with Linda Nichols and Lyons View Gallery next door. They've represented local artist Donna Brass for decades and also painter and sculptor Phil Julian. If you're struck as I was by the pieces hanging on the walls inside Laws, you'll want to venture over to the gallery next door and take a look around.
Laws has a collection you have to see. Fine Italian candlesticks, lobsters sculpted from bone, statutes from the other side of the globe, the best South American furniture around and the work of highly regarded local artists makes Laws feel like a museum where everything is for sale. Check out the slideshow below to get a feel for what it's like inside Laws and be sure to keep them in mind the next time you're designing a home, antiquing, or just in the mood to see some extraordinary pieces of art.


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Collected here are a few simple simulations (written in Java) I use (or plan to use) when teaching principles of population genetics and population ecology in various courses. If you have suggestions for improving them or ideas for other simulations that might be useful, please contact me at firstname.lastname@example.com. I can't promise that I'll have the time to adopt any suggestions you make, but I promise that I'll consider them.
Important note: Recent updates to Java mean that the applets only work if you disable Java security until I have time to get them digitally signed. See the Java Security page for more information.
Important note: The simulations may not display properly in all browsers. They should be fine in recent versions of Netscape (v4.5 or greater) and Sun's HotJava, but you may encounter difficulties with earlier versions of these or other browsers. My copy of Microsoft's Internet Explorer (v4.0) works fine, but that may be because I have the Java Development Kit installed on the machine where it resides. Some of the simulations have alternate versions that should work in any browser that supports Java. If you can't display the simulation when loaded, scroll to the bottom of the page and see if there's a link to an alternate version.
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My site has a left side bar where I display categories and ads and what not. We are creating a basic android app for it and we are trying to figure out how to load the site on the app without sidebars. I know that I can disable the side bars in the options of WP but I don't want to disable them because I want people to be able to see the sidebar when they visit the site. Is there a trick to just loading the site without including the side bar? I just want to target the middle frame of the site. Any help would be appreciated.
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Menifee 24/7 Halloween Costume Parade, Contest Set for Oct. 30
OK, kids, start working on those Halloween costumes! As a pre-Halloween treat on Wednesday, Oct. 3...
The fun begins at 7 p.m. by the flag pole in front of the community center on the Menifee Road side of the park. There will be treats for all and games for the kids. Come have a cup of witches' brew and mingle with the other "ghouls."
Following a parade of those in costume, judges will present awards for the best costumes in various age categories. Whether you're dressed as a cuddly creature or a frightening monster, there's a category for you. Even adults can dress up and enter!
So save the date -- Oct. 30, the night before Halloween -- at 7 p.m. at Wheatfield Park. We're looking for individuals and businesses interested in donating prizes. If you have questions or if you'd like to volunteer to help out in any way at this event, email us at email@example.com.


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Transporting precious cargo? No, we're not talking about infants. We're talking about that growler full of microbrewed gold you just got filled up. Do you really want that nectar getting tossed around in your trunk or backseat, taking the chance that it might smash against your tire iron, resulting in a beerless night and a smelly trunk? With this Growler on Board Beer Transport Unit ($30) you can rest assured that your treasure will make it home safe and sound.
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Bruce Irvin Tests Positive for PEDs
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eahawks' start defensive end Bruce Irvin tested positive for performance enhancing drugs. He has also received a four game suspension to start the season. This really hurts the Seahawks team. Their secondary had been one of the best in the lately, and he was a pivotal part. Now that Seattle has acquired Percy Harvin, they are a definite threat to win the 2013 Super Bowl. Its obviously too soon to tell just how much this will effect their long term success, but it definitely hurts their chances. The good thing is that it is only a four game suspension. Any longer, and the Seahawks would be in trouble. But regardless, without a great d-back like Irvin for the start of the season, Seattle will definitely be at a loss as the season begins this fall


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CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. (AP) - Workers at a Volkswagen factory in Tennessee have voted against union representation, a devastating loss that derails the United Auto Workers union's effort to organize Southern factories.
ATLANTA (AP) - Women have a higher risk of blood clots that can cause strokes, heart attacks and other problems for 12 weeks after childbirth - twice as long as doctors have thought, new research finds.
WASHINGTON (AP) - The sooner you start explaining the world to your baby, the better.
uMAN IS ACCUSED OF CUTTING OFF DOG'S HEAD: PITTSBURGH (AP) - A Pittsburgh man is facing animal cruelty charges after he allegedly used a machete to decapitate his mother's Chihuahua.
HOUSTON (AP) - A Texas appeals court on Thursday overturned a judge's ruling that had voided the marriage of a transgender widow whose firefighter husband died battling a blaze.
PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Yet another storm paralyzed the Northeast with heavy snow and sleet Thursday, giving the winter-weary that oh-no-not-again feeling, while hundreds of thousands across the ice-encrusted South waited in the cold for the electricity to come back on.
CHICAGO (AP) - The U.S. attorney's office in Chicago said Thursday that it's appealing a sentence that included no prison time for the billionaire creator of Beanie Babies for hiding at least $25 million from U.S. tax authorities in Swiss bank accounts.
WASHINGTON (AP) - For those who shivered through January, this may be hard to believe: Nationwide, the average temperature for the month was about normal because a warm West offset a cool East.
LOS ANGELES (AP) - Ralph Waite, who played the kind patriarch of a tight-knit rural Southern family on the TV series "The Waltons," has died, his manager said Thursday. He was 85.
CAMBRIDGE, Md. (AP) - House Democrats said Thursday they will try to highlight GOP resistance to a higher minimum wage with a tactical maneuver meant to bring new attention to an issue they consider a political winner.
TAYLOR, Mich. (AP) - A friend, bouncer, father and four-time husband was remembered Thursday in the suburban Detroit watering hole he considered his second home - and the place he had requested for his funeral.
ATLANTA (AP) - Drivers got caught in monumental traffic jams and abandoned their cars Wednesday in North Carolina in a replay of what happened in Atlanta just two weeks ago, as another wintry storm across the South iced highways and knocked out electricity to more than a half-million homes and businesses.
uHUSBAND CITED FOR BASE JUMPING AFTER WIFE'S DEATH: ZION NATIONAL PARK, Utah (AP) - Officials are citing the husband of a Utah woman who died when her parachute failed to open at a peak overlooking Zion National Park.
DALLAS (AP) - The Boy Scouts of America said Wednesday that it lost 6 percent of its membership after an often-bruising year in which it announced it would accept openly gay boys for the first time, over the objections of some participants who eventually left the organization.
NEW YORK (AP) - After 50 years of debate over her unattainably perfect figure, Barbie now is unapologetic about her tiny waist and endless legs.
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PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) - Elephants will performed for the last time at the Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus on Sunday, as the show closed ...
WASHINGTON (AP) - Donald Trump has a Plan B if he's faced with a contested convention, and it involves the sort of outside groups that ...
WASHINGTON (AP) - Nancy Schumacher says she just wanted to do her civic duty, and so she heeded the call to become a superdelegate for Hillary ...
RIVERSIDE (AP) - Three people with close family ties to the couple responsible for the San Bernardino terror attack were arrested Thursday in an alleged marriage-fraud ...
ROSWELL, N.M. (AP) - A New Mexico woman has been convicted of creating a public nuisance by posting an online comment about the possibility of ...
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Madonna and Daughter Lourdes Plug A New Fashion Line
Madonna was celebrated in New York City's Herald Square last night as the pop star and her daughter, Lourdes, launched their new fashion line, Material Girl.
The new brand, co-designed by Madonna and Lourdes and sold exclusively at Macy's, puts a modern twist on designs based on the singer's early videos and her film debut in "Desperately Seeking Susan."
We asked Madonna how she she's been able to keep her place as a fashion icon.
"Well, now she is," Madonna said, nodding towards her daughter. "I just love clothes and I always used clothes as a form of expression. I think that it is an interesting way to be creative."
Madonna and child made their way down the carpet, preceded by Material Girl spokesperson Taylor Momsen, all three dressed entirely in clothes from the new line, except for Madonna's dress, made by her friend, the late British designer, Alexander McQueen.
The event marked the first time Lourdes (nicknamed Lola) has ever spoken at length with the media (and even then, she kept her answers short). The 13-year-old is a freshman at LaGuardia High School of Music & Art and Performing Arts – best known as the setting for the movie, "Fame" – where she is focusing on drama studies. There was a sizable contingent of LaGuardia students at the event, who described Lourdes as friendly and outgoing.
Lourdes was asked what item she most often borrows from her mother's closet. "Shoes," she replied.
Madonna's now-iconic style originated in the East Village of the early '80's among what has been called the "Downtown 500" – the five hundred-or-so artists, musicians, dancers, filmmakers and writers who influenced each other across disciplines. We asked Madonna (who dated Jean-Michel Basquiat and was friends with Keith Haring) how her style originated and if it was influenced by the artists around her.
"I was more influenced from being a dancer and not having a lot of money," she said. "And dressing in layers and turning my tights and dancewear and my sweats into outfits."
We wondered what it was like for Madonna to return to New York after years living in London. "It's great to back," she said. "It's a good energy."
The event continued inside Macy's, where selected fans and media gathered in a dance club setting to watch hip-hop dancers perform to house remixes of Madonna's early hits. But first, Madonna addressed the audience, saying: "I did all this just as an excuse to go shopping."
Near the end of the performance, Madonna's ten-year-old son, Rocco Ritchie, silently announced his own arrival in the spotlight, when he joined the b-boys on the dance floor, as his mother and sister looked on.


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Today's guest is Colin Falconer, author of the romantic suspense, Naked in Havana. Colin has over 40 books in print. HAREM was an enormous bestseller in Germany and THE NAKED HUSBAND was only kept out of the number one spot in Australia by Dan Brown's Da Vinci Code. AZTEC stayed on the bestseller lists in Mexico for four months. He is a bestseller in Europe and his work has sold into translation in 23 countries around the world.
He travels regularly to research his novels and his quest for authenticity has led him to run with the bulls in Pamplona, pursue tornadoes across Oklahoma and black witches across Mexico, go cage shark diving in South Africa and get tear gassed in a riot in La Paz. He also completed a nine hundred kilometre walk of the camino in Spain.
He did not write for over five years following personal tragedy but returned to publishing in 2010 with the release of SILK ROAD and then STIGMATA. His historical novel ISABELLA was an Amazon bestseller last year.
His likens his fiction most closely to Wilbur Smith and Ken Follett – books with romance and high adventure, drawn from many periods of history.
Thank you for this interview, Colin. Can you tell us a little about yourself and how long you've been writing?
I've been writing professionally for thirty years, a full time novelist for about twenty five.
I've published about fifty books, and been translated into 23 languages.
I've traveled a lot to research my books, I've run with bulls in Pamplona, chased black witches across Mexico and tornadoes across Texas. I've also worked as an ambulance paramedic and was a professional part-time soccer player for a while.
Can you tell us briefly what your book, Naked in Havana, is about?
It's about a young woman who is so fixated on having a certain man love her, that she overlooks the man she actually needs.
The background is Havana just before the 1959 revolution, the story is set against a background of gangster nightclubs, revolutionaries, and torchy night club singers.
It's the first in a trilogy; the story follows the lovers to the LA of Kennedy and Monro with a denouement in the Saigon of the late sixties.
Why did you choose your particular genre?
I write the books I love to read; large canvas stories with romance, suspense and action. And strong women. There was a lot of strong women in our family.
Are you published by a traditional house, small press or are you self-published?
This book was published as an eBook original through CoolGus, who publish all my online books, but I'm also traditionally published in the UK, US and Europe.
Was it the right choice for you?
Staying as a hybrid author in these days of uncertainty in the industry - yes, absolutely.
How are you promoting your book thus far?
The PUYB promotional tour is the first thing we've tried for this particular books.
Can you tell us one thing you have done that actually resulted in one or more sales?
Paying for placement advertising online. But you have to be careful which ones you choose, some work, some don't.
Do you have another job besides writing?
If you could give one book promotion tip to new authors, what would that be?
Write more books! Don't think about promotion until you have written at least three. And study, study, study the craft.
What's next for you?
I have a major historical coming out in New York in January, Colossus, and a new historical fiction with CoolGus in June called Lady of the Damned.
Can you tell us where we can find you on the web?
You'll find me at colinfalconer.org. The site is updated every few days, there's posts about writing and background to me and my books for anyone that's interested.
You can pick up your copy of Naked in Havana at Amazon.


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The Department of Justice has filed a permament injuction in U.S. District Court for the Central District of California against Rancho Domigues based Laclede, Inc. and its president Michael A. Pellico after the company was found guilty of violating the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act by introducing unapproved and improperly labeled (misbranded) drugs for sale across the country and afterwards ignoring repeated requests by the e U.S. Food and Drug Administration to stop marketing over-the-counter vaginal products without their approval. The products include Luvena Prebiotic Vaginal Moisturizer and Lubricant, Luvena Prebiotic Enhanced Personal Lubricant, Luvena Prebiotic Feminine Wipes, and Luvena Prebiotic Daily Therapeutic Wash.
For the past 4 years, the FDA has repeatedly told Laclede, Inc. and Pellico that it must obtain the FDA's approval before selling its drug products, only to be ignored. As a result, the court has issued an order forcing the company to cease all distribution of the above named products until it complies with the Food and Drug Administration's requirements, or until "all drug claims have been removed from the products' labels, marketing materials, and any websites controlled by or related to Laclede."
According to the company's website, Laclede Inc. has been "manufacturing products for both humans and pets at their "FDA approved facility (at 2103 E. University Dr.) in Racho Domingues, CA, for Fortune 500 CPG corporations, up-and-coming- entrepreneurs and leading retailers around the world for the past 25 years including toothpaste, mouthwash, teeth Whiteners, fluoride delivery systems; oral care and pain relief drugs, as well as oral moisturizers and Dr. Pasternak's Ear Rescue. Services also include "house product development, research, design, marketing, raw ingredient and component procurement." Although the company has been ordered to cease marketing for its vaginal product line, the injunction does not include any of the other products named above.


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My oldest son Daniel, who just turned 5, is a business man in the making! He loves all things office, and we couldn't think of a better way to encourage his interests than to throw him a party that matches his taste.
Though not a traditional party theme, I was determined to make it fun and added a playful touch with balloons, paper airplanes and a vintage typewriter for the kids to play with.
Boys and girls ages 3-7 were invited and were given clipboards, paper, pens and pencils as party favors. We played games such as 'trashcan basketball' & 'pop the bubble wrap', and had paper airplane flying contests. All the kids left with smiles on their faces, and I know they had a great time!


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There are many ways to make your website better but improving and optimizing the content of your website is most important of all. You can improve the design of the website and its overall feel to attract more visitors on it but most of the traffic comes from the search engines. The traffic coming from search engines depends directly on the keywords. Keywords are the words and strings of words that online visitors type on their search engines when they want to find a particular service or product. They don't directly type the website name but enter the keywords that bring to them all the relevant websites.
We all know that the biggest giant in the search engine world is Google. The content you write on your website should mostly coincide with the rules and regulations laid out by Google. Bing and Yahoo are other big search engines but their combined popularity is not equal that of Google alone around the globe. The content of your website should use the most relevant keywords to your business intelligently and moderately. However, not all keywords have the same potential. Most important for you is to know the keywords that have the highest potential to improve your website's ranking.
You cannot type all the keywords that you think in your mind on Google to know where your website is ranking for those keywords. This is laborious, hectic and inefficient. The best way is to use to the Google position checker. This is a tool that will give you all the details and pieces of information you need to have to optimize the content of your website and get it on top of search engine results. There are many softwares that will let you check the ranking of your website for keywords but comparing their features can give you a better idea of which one is the best.
First, look for Google position checker that lets you check unlimited keywords. In addition to that, you should also be able to check the keywords and ranking of your competitors. This will tell you what keywords your competitors are using and what the most productive keywords for them are. You must also remember here that Google doesn't have just one domain. Google has made many domains for different regions of the world. If you have an international business you should see the ranking of your website on these domains.
You now have the option to use free Google position checker as well. If you are not ready to buy a fully fledged software to see the ranking of your website on Google against keywords in detail, you can use the online web applications. These applications are available on many websites and allow you to check the position of your website against certain keywords on Google. You don't have to pay anything for checking the rank of your website. You can also check the rank if your competitor against certain keywords by using these online tools for free.


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LOS ANGELES (LALATE) – A strong Chile earthquake today 2012 has struck Cartagena. The terremoto en Chile hoy Wednesday, November 21, 2012 registered a 5.9 magnitude but was proceeded and followed by a series of equally strong Chile temblors. No reports of injuries have to be indicated by local news.
Officials tell news that the shaking began with a 5.1 magnitude shortly after 3:16 pm In the next three hours, three more quakes would erupt, including a 5.9 magnitude quake. Officials indicate to news that the latest quake began shortly after 7:52 PM local time today.
LALATE reported days earlier another Chile quake striking off the coast. Today's quake had the same approximate epicenter, officials tell news. The quake began six miles below sea level. As a result, the quake, was not in a densely populated region.
But officials tell news that the quake was thirty-four miles southwest of San Antonio. The quake began thirty-seven miles southwest of Cartagena and forty-nine miles west of Melipilla. USGS also indicates to news that the quake was fifty-seven miles northwest of Santa Cruz.
Mapping reveals the quake was north of Parral and Talca. The quake was west of Currico and south of San Felipe.


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Play 'Reindeer Dash' and win
HONESDALE, PA — The Greater Honesdale Partnership's (GHP) holiday shopping contest "Reindeer Dash" began on December 7 and runs through December 16.
Shop at one of the 21 participating GHP member businesses, complete an entry form and drop it off at a different participating business for your chance to win a holiday basket filled with gift certificates from participating businesses. Entries picked up and dropped off at the same location will be disqualified.
For a list of participating member businesses, visit http://www.visithonesdalepa.com/honesdale-event/102/. For more information, call GHP at 570/253-5492.