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Kids are getting ready for the first day of school and for many of them it's a return to being home alone after school until their parents get home from work. The American Red Cross has steps parents and children can take to make these after-school hours safer and less stressful.
The first thing parents need to decide is if their child is old enough to stay home alone, based on the child's maturity and comfort level. If parents decide their child should not be home alone, other options include after-school child care, programs at schools and youth clubs, or enrolling the child in youth sports programs.
If the child is going to be alone at home after school, have them call to check in when they get home. Set rules about whether other kids can come over when the parents are absent, if cooking is an option and whether they can leave the home.
When talking to kids about being at home alone, parents should stress the following steps and post them somewhere to remind the child about what they should, or shouldn't, do until mom or dad get home:


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World Business Briefing | Europe: Russia: Oil Rights Defended
By Sabrina Tavernise (NYT)
Published: April 9, 2003
Lukoil, one of Russia's largest oil companies, said it would defend its rights to a large Iraqi oil field in court if Western oil companies made claims to the field during or after military action in Iraq. Leonid Fedun, a vice president at Lukoil, said in a telephone interview that his company would sue any usurping company in international court in Geneva. Lukoil, said Mr. Fedun, is confident about the contract, which was concluded with the Iraqi government, but never advanced because of economic sanctions imposed on Iraq by the United Nations. Sabrina Tavernise (NYT)

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Lipstick on Your Collar (1993 TV Mini-Series)
Episode List
Season 1
21 Feb. 1993Episode #1.1
A group of British military officers and men toil away at Whitehall in the mid-1950s compiling data to be used for a battle plan to counter the Soviet Union. The enlisteds are mostly bored to distraction. One of them (Hopper) is getting ready to be demobilized and his replacement arrives near the end of the day. Francis speaks Russian non-fluently and seems intimidated by the men in his new office, especially a corporal. He moves in with his Aunt Vicky who is conducting an ongoing feud with upstairs neighbor Sylvia, a voluptuous blonde Francis immediately becomes ...
28 Feb. 1993Episode #1.2
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Dell Seeks to Double Size of Data Center Business
Dell Inc. plans to "double the size" of its $16 billion data center and technology services business in three years by shifting staff, increasing sales incentives, and buying more companies, executives said.
Chief Executive Officer Michael Dell, speaking at the company's annual analyst meeting today in Austin, Texas, said 65 percent of Dell's 96,000 employees work in "solutions," including systems for corporate data centers and technology services, up from 49 percent two years ago. Dell's enterprise business may reach $30 billion by fiscal 2014, executives said.
"The only way to do that is through M&A," said Jayson Noland, a senior analyst at Robert W. Baird & Co. in San Francisco, who has an "outperform" rating on Dell shares. "You can't do that organically." Dell could acquire in areas including security and systems-management software, he said.
Dell, the world's third-largest maker of personal computers, yesterday said it would return to growth in revenue and operating income in fiscal 2011 after a two-year slump. Companies are replacing aging PCs, and Dell is expanding into products and technology services for corporate data centers.
The company, based in Round Rock, Texas, bought Perot Systems Corp. for $3.6 billion in cash last year to expand into computing services, and acquired storage maker EqualLogic Inc. for $1.4 billion in 2008. Dell had $10.9 billion in cash and short-term investments on its balance sheet as of April 30.
Acquisition Targets
The company will continue to acquire vendors with strength in data centers and business computing, CEO Dell said at a reception for analysts yesterday. He said today that "we haven't ruled out any category" of acquisition target.
"They don't have a track record so it will be interesting to hear how they plan to change the revenue mix," said Abhey Lamba, an analyst at ISI Group Inc. in New York, who has a "hold" rating on Dell shares.
Dell may acquire companies that make data-center software, provide technology services in specialized markets including health care and produce networking equipment, Chief Financial Officer Brian Gladden said in an interview. Dell's cash position would enable it to buy the companies it needs to meet its enterprise growth targets without using stock, he said.
"We feel like we can do what we need to do without doing a stock transaction," Gladden said.
Gladden told the analysts that Dell's sales staff has incentives to increase revenue in the enterprise business -- services, computer servers, and networking equipment -- faster than in its PC business.
Shifting to Services
The company is trying to lessen its dependence on PCs, moving into services and smartphones and releasing a tablet computer. Dell, more than three years into a turnaround effort, has announced plans to cut more than 10,000 jobs and has outsourced production, shutting factories to save money.
Services accounted for 13 percent of revenue in the first quarter, while about 55 percent came from desktop and mobile PCs. Services revenue has increased an average of 2.9 percent in Dell's two most recent fiscal years, while sales of PCs, laptops, servers, storage devices and software have declined.
Dell said in a statement yesterday that it expects 2011 operating income, excluding some costs, to rise as much as 23 percent this year. Revenue will jump as much as 19 percent from fiscal 2010 ended Jan. 29, when sales fell 13 percent to $52.9 billion. Sales were little changed in 2009.
Stock Value
Dell shares have fallen 47 percent since Jan. 30, 2007, the day before Michael Dell returned as CEO. Over that period, Hewlett-Packard Co. gained 6.5 percent, and International Business Machines Corp. rose 29 percent.
Dell fell 89 cents, or 6.4 percent, to $12.93 at 4 p.m. New York time in Nasdaq Stock Market trading.
The stock is attractively priced relative to its competitors, said Jeff Schwarte, a portfolio manager at Principal Global Investors, a unit of Principal Financial Group Inc., who manages $1.55 billion and doesn't personally own Dell shares. Dell's price-to-earnings ratio of 10 is lower than competing computer-hardware companies, Schwarte said.
"It's a conflict stock; that's why there's a valuation discount," he said. "It's not Apple, where everyone knows the story."
Analysts surveyed by Bloomberg expect Dell to earn 30 cents a share before some items in its second quarter ending in July, compared with 27 cents a year earlier.
PC Shipments
Worldwide PC shipments rose more than 27 percent in the first quarter of 2010 and are expected to climb 19.8 percent this year, to 354.8 million machines, according to market researcher IDC. Shipments increased by 3 percent in 2009.
Hewlett-Packard had 19.7 percent of shipments in the first quarter, Acer Inc. accounted for 13.6 percent, and Dell 13.3 percent, IDC said. Dell PCs sold for an average price of $657 each in the quarter, compared with $700 for Hewlett-Packard and $594 for Acer, according to market researcher Gartner.
In Dell's May 20 earnings call, CFO Gladden said prices had been "more stable" than they were last year.
Gladden told analysts today that Dell wants to double its 1 percent profit margin on consumer PCs. Gladden has said he plans to expand Dell's total operating margin to 7 percent, from 4 percent in the fiscal 2011 first quarter.


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Running Time: 110
Director: Tom Stone
Company: Video Team
Cast: Xtacee, Dee (I), Macy (III), Ko Koa, LA, Crystal Knight, Vanessa (I), Kaire, Monique (I)
Critical Rating: AAA 1/2
Genre: All-Sex
Two naked black girls lie in bed, watching more naked black girls on television. In the scenes on TV, a cute and nasty poolside trio licks and fondles one another while the camerawoman gets hot.
After the two in bed just can't take it any more, they invite three more delicious and attractive naked black girls to visit. Ann all-girl strap-on sexfest on green sheets follows, with one cornrowed vixen getting a lot of attention from her worshipping friends.
In the last scene four gals get giggling facials from an endlessly squirting dildo. Looks like they're having fun.


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Fischer Audio DBA-02
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I am wondering ho to put a link text at the bottom of all pages of a pdf file using pdftk. Appreciate your help.
You can make a clickable watermark using the stamp method. First make a pdf with your link. Create a blank page with your link in the position it needs to be in word or some other word processor (or make a html page) and save as pdf/print to pdf. So if your document is original.pdf and the hyperlink watermark you just made is link.pdf, the usage would be:
The final pdf will still have selectable text and your link will be stamped on top of the original content in the position you placed it, on every page of the original pdf. Obviously you need to include folder paths if the stamp and the original are not in the same folder


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Basingstoke remains confirmed as missing Jacqueline Windsor
- 3 April 2013
- From the section Hampshire & Isle of Wight
Police have confirmed the identity of human remains found in a Hampshire woodland in February as those of a 24-year-old woman.
Jacqueline Windsor went missing from the Basingstoke area in April 2006. Her death is not being treated as suspicious.
Bones from her body were discovered in a wooded area off Basing Road in Old Basing on 13 February.
An inquest into her death is due to be formally opened on 5 April.
Specially trained officers have been keeping Miss Windsor's family informed throughout the investigation.


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MIAMI (AP) - Gustav, Ike, Paloma and Alma are off the list of
storm names.
A committee of the World Meteorological Organization voted last
week to retire them because the storms caused such heavy damage.
In the Atlantic, Gustav, Ike and Paloma will be replaced by Gonzalo, Isaias and Paulette. In the North Pacific, Amanda will take Alma's place.
All of the removed names would have been used again in 2014. Gustav killed 112 people last year, including 77 in Haiti. Ike killed more than 80 people across the Caribbean and Bahamas and caused some $19.3 billion in U.S. property damage. Paloma destroyedmore than 1,400 homes in Cuba.


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Definition of red-brown in English:
A brown colour tinged with red: loosely woven curtains of a homey red-brown [as modifier]: a woman with a shock of red-brown hair stood next to me
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- She has red-brown, extremely long hair, usually tied in a plait with two dreadlocks behind each ear.
- It produces clusters of tiny, red-brown flowers in its second year.
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If you have a job that has nothing to do with your college major, you are not alone.
A new survey says about one-third of college educated workers say they never found a job related to their major. That statement holds true even for seasoned workers who are 35 and older.
That does not mean that the person has experienced a letdown. A human resources rep for CareerBuilder says most workers who went into a new field ended up liking it.
The site surveyed about 2,100 workers across the nation.


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I wanted to add a fourth footer sidebar and I've added the following to the functions.php file
register_sidebar( array(
'name' => __( 'Footer Area Four', 'twentyeleven' ),
'id' => 'sidebar-6',
'description' => __( 'An optional widget area for your site footer', 'twentyeleven' ),
'before_widget' => '',
'after_widget' => "",
'before_title' => '
',
'after_title' => '
',
) );
I've also added the following code inside the function twentyeleven_footer_sidebar_class()
if ( is_active_sidebar( 'sidebar-6' ) )
case '4':
$class = 'four';
I can see the fourth footer area in the widgets area and I would say that the system is recognising it as it changes the style of the footer's widgets ("four"). But the fourth footer sidebar is not showing.
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Or you can watch Robots on FX all day long.
It was fun the first time I watched it with my sister and her husband.
Especially on their 42 inch HDTV.
Sweeney Todd is my pic for Christmas movie to recommend to friends and family, even down here in Santa Barbara
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text: A large oak tree produces 2.2 metric tons of wood over a 50 year growth lifespan. This wood has a heating value of 20 MJ/kg. The tree has a canopy of 10 meters in diameter and this canopy collects solar energy over a 6 month growing season each year at an average rate of 177 W/m2; assume no solar energy is collected during the other 6 months when the tree is dormant and looses it�s leaves. Estimate the tree�s efficiency for converting solar energy to wood heating value. How does this compare to commercial photovoltaic cells today.


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To accommodate overcrowding at its campus, which has 630 students, Amarillo Independent School District's Tradewind Elementary School has added three portables in the past three years, but the construction of six new classrooms should reduce its need for space by next fall.
"It will be exciting to have most of our classrooms in the building," Tradewind principal Kim Bentley said. "It's wonderful to keep growing, and we can affect more kids' lives as they walk through the door. We want all of them to have a good education in a great environment, and we want to be sure to have room for them and have classrooms instead of having to find space for them."
The construction at Tradewind and five other campuses is part of an AISD project to cut down on overcrowding. In October, AISD Board of Trustees approved $11.7 million in construction bids for additions at Tradewind, Margaret Wills, Emerson, Eastridge and Sanborn elementary schools and Palo Duro High School.
The construction, which is expected to be completed by August, involves eight classroom additions at Eastridge and Wills and six classroom additions at Emerson and Tradewind. Sanborn will get a new cafeteria and kitchen, and Palo Duro will have five classroom additions, two science classrooms and an unfinished basement for future expansion, said Les Hoyt, assistant superintendent for administration at AISD.
The project has been paid for from the district's fund balance designated for capital projects, Hoyt said.
"Emerson is the furthest along, and all but (Palo Duro and Wills) have roofs, and they are able to do interior work," he said. "They are two stories, so it takes a little longer."
The district has 33,000 students, with student population having grown by 9 percent since 2008, AISD board president Jim Austin said.
"That's 3,000 children," he said. "We have no reason to believe the trend won't continue with what's happened in the past."
The district has 86 portables at its campuses, which Austin said is not ideal for student instruction.
"As far as transferring students from class to class, it's a problem," he said. "The separate sewer and heating and cooling systems are a challenge. It's an inefficient way to handle children while trying to teach them. Trying to get them all in the same building is the best way to handle the problem."
The district is uncertain whether portables will remain on the six campuses after construction is completed, but it's possible portables will stay at Palo Duro because they fit its needs, Hoyt said.
Hoyt said the district bases its projections for growth on historical trends.
"We try not to overbuild and to make sure when building permanent classrooms, the need has been established for a period of time," he said. "It's not unusual to gain and then lose by a similar amount the next year."
The AISD board approved a $99.45 million bond election a month ago, the bulk of which addresses issues of student population growth and overcrowding at its campuses. The bond would devote $55,760,941 to the construction of a Caprock cluster elementary school, sixth-grade campuses at Bowie and Travis middle schools, and classroom additions at seven campuses and a new cafeteria at Eastridge.
Other items in the bond include HVAC replacement for $17,786,610, security upgrades to 13 elementary school entrances for $8,668,201, purchase of synthetic turf for middle school football fields for $5.4 million and a video security upgrade for $5 million.


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I have a password protected Cruzer U3 flash drive. When trying to access the data contained on this drive, I typed the password incorrectly, and it is no longer prompting me for a password. I cannot access the drive's contents. Some Google searches* turned up a page on Lockergnome that describes a situation similar to mine. However, none of the solutions I found appears to be viable. All of them suggest that I format my drive, which contains incredibly important documents. Is there an alternate way to retrieve my data without formatting the drive?
* Search terms included "Bypassing U3 password lock", "Unlocking locked USB flash drives", and "U3 Cruzer recovery"


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Backflip Studios has released a brand new Paper Toss app for iOS: the application, Paper Toss 2.0, is a separate, free app that includes a number of new features. Now, fans of the original application can enjoy "tossing" a number of different objects at moving targets, tormenting annoying co-workers and playing through a variety of new (and classic) levels.
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Jane Foley, senior currency strategist at Rabobank, reacts to the release of the Bank of England's latest minutes which saw two out of nine members vote in favor of a rate hike.
Ross Walker, senior U.K. economist at Royal Bank of Scotland, Geoffrey Yu, FX strategist at UBS, and Richard Kelly, head of European rates at TD Securities, discuss what to expect from the Bank of England's minutes.
Gianluca Salford, European fixed income strategist at JPMorgan, says he is upbeat on the prospects of the euro zone economy and sees "juice left" in the region's bonds.
Andrew Lilico, executive director and principal at Europe Economics, says the characteristics of the U.K.'s labor market are a "mystery" to economists.
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Simon Derrick, chief currency strategist at BNY Mellon, says the market was "overexcited" about the prospects of a U.K. rate hike and discusses the price movement of sterling.
Ruth Lea, economic advisor at Arbuthnot Banking Group, argues that it is time for the Bank of England to start normalizing rates.
Bank of England governor, Mark Carney, defends the central bank's forward guidance and says that it's been "entirely consistent" for months and therefore "dull and repetitive".
Mark Carney, governor at the Bank of England, says that although slack in the labor market is being used up faster than expected, productivity and wage growth have been "remarkably weak".
The risk surrounding the U.K. housing market is a "medium term risk" to the economy's recovery, Mark Carney, governor at the Bank of England replies to CNBC.
Robert Wood, chief U.K. economist at Berenberg, reacts to the latest U.K. unemployment and wage growth numbers and discusses what it means for the Bank of England.
Ian Temple, chairman and co-founder of Hydrogen, says there is a rise in U.K. employment and labor participation which hasn't caused upward pressure on wages.
David Owen, chief European economist at Jefferies International, discusses why wages aren't rising in the U.K. and what this could mean for an interest rate hike.
Melanie Baker, U.K. economist at Morgan Stanley, says a rise in wages would make the market "comfortable" with an interest rate rise in the U.K.
Martin Beck, senior U.K. economist at Oxford Economics, says that one or two members of the Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee could vote in favor of a rate hike on Thursday.
Simon Wells,chief U.K. economist at HSBC, says that until there is a rise in real terms income, the Bank of England will be "cautious" about raising interest rates.
Michael Sneyd, foreign exchange strategist at BNP Paribas, comments on the U.K. economy following the release of the latest manufacturing data.
Former Bank of England governor Mervyn King, says central banks are not the answer to stimulating global growth.
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"I base my fashion sense on what doesn't itch." � Gilda Radner
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Kenmore 158.17570, Kenmore 158.10400,
Viking Huskylock 901.... and several others
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Welcome, Peter. For some reason that completely baffles me, few men sew unless they are professional tailors.
For any beginner, I highly recommend Kwik-Sew's Learn to Sew patterns. The instructions are designed for beginners, and it is helpful to have an actual project to work on rather than just discussion in a book. They have an elastic-waist pair of pants with pockets, and a sweatshirt, in this line that would be good places to begin. If you don't have a local spot to get Kwik-Sew patterns, you can get them from a number of spots on-line. (This site, Sewing Patterns.com, there is a Yahoo co-op, etc)
As Debbie said, the techniques are the same regardless of whom you are sewing for.
I noticed that here on PR they have a self-paced "Begin to Sew" class that sounds like it has lots of useful information. And it is reasonably priced. (NAYY, just like the sound of it.) (NAYY = not associated yadda yadda)
You might also want to pick up a basic reference book, such as Simplicities' Simply the Best Sewing Book, or the Reader's Digest sewing reference book. There are some other beginner focused books that would be useful.
Hope this gives you some ideas. Welcome to sewing.
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Programs for Students on the Autism Spectrum
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- Autism Spectrum Programs in Music:
- • Private Music Lessons
- • Music Class for Young Children
- • Inner Harmony Chorus
- Autism Spectrum Programs in Dance:
- • Step by Step! Dance Class
- Autism Spectrum Programs in Theater:
- • Autism-Friendly Performances
- Resources for Teachers and Professionals:
- • Annual Conference for Teaching Music to Students on the Autism Spectrum
- • Graduate Training Programs in Music and Autism
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The Boston Conservatory is unique among performing arts colleges for its dedication to providing arts experiences for individuals with special needs. It was the first performing arts college to offer private music lesson to individuals on the autism spectrum (2007) and the first school in Boston to present autism-friendly performances (2013). It was also the first Conservatory in the nation to launch graduate training programs specifically in music education and autism (2015).
Through its Programs for Students on the Autism Spectrum, The Boston Conservatory is able to offer a number of educational programs and opportunities for individuals of all ages with autism spectrum disorders. These programs, which range from private music lessons to Autism-Friendly Performances of the school's mainstage productions, are designed to provide a safe, welcoming environment in which participants can nurture a life-long involvement in the arts—as creators or audience members. All program instructors receive rigorous training and extensive support from a professional consultation team in order to work effectively with individuals on the autism spectrum.
In 2015, The Boston Conservatory earned an UP Organization designation by the Massachusetts Cultural Council (MCC) for its work "helping students on the autism spectrum develop their creativity and fulfill their potential as artists and learners." UP organizations are recognized for making a significant commitment to learn about, take action and embrace inclusivity as a core organizational value.
Music Programs
The first-of-its-kind conservatory program pairs students on the autism spectrum with Boston Conservatory music education graduate students and alumni for weekly lessons. Learn more about Private Music Lessons here.
This "mommy and me"-style program is taught by graduate students and alumni of The Boston Conservatory's music education program and allows parents to introduce young children on the autism spectrum to music. Learn more about Music Class for Young Children here.
A vocal ensemble for individuals on the autism spectrum and their family and friends that runs for 10 weeks and is conducted by a team of graduate students from The Boston Conservatory's music education program. Learn more about Inner Harmony Chorus here.
Dance Programs
Step by Step! is a new dance program for children on the autism spectrum. Children ranging in age from 8 to 12 will learn the basics of dance while incorporating social skills, and the use of imagination and personal expression. The program is designed to accommodate 10 children per session, allowing for more individualized attention and focus. Children will dance to live music in a relaxed, fun environment. Learn how to register for the fall and spring sessions.
Theater Programs
Each year, the Conservatory Connections program hosts an Autism-Friendly Performance (AFP) of one of its mainstage shows. These performances are open to anyone in the public on the autism spectrum and their families. The 2016 Autism-Friendly Performance is the Conservatory's spring dance concert, LIMITLESS. Learn more about LIMITLESS and get tickets here.
Resources for Teachers and Professionals
Annual Conference for Teaching Music to Students on the Autism Spectrum
An innovative resource for public and private school music educators, the two-day event addresses important topics, such as:
- Current Research in Autism
- Strategies for Teaching Music to Individuals on the Autism Spectrum
- How Autistic People Learn and Perceive Music
- Working Effectively with Students on the Autism Spectrum and their Families
Register today or learn more about the Annual Conference Teaching Music to Students on the Austim Spectrum here.
Graduate Training Programs Offered in Music and Autism
The Boston Conservatory offers two first-of-their-kind training programs for those interested in specializing in teaching music to students on the autism spectrum:
Master of Music in Music Education—Autism Concentration
Graduate Certificate in Music and Autism
For more information on music programs and professional resources, contact:
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This screencast demonstrates a dynamic Silverlight front end, where different video playlists, stored in a SQL Server database, can be generated and rendered for different users. In addition to generating XAML for the front end, an ASP.NET back end also generates JavaScript which is used to manage playing back the different videos. It's a nice example of an nTier application with a Silverlight front end, showing how Silverlight and ASP.NET work better together.
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Timothy Treadwell, environmental activist and antihero of the documentary Grizzly Man, appointed himself the "guardian" of Alaska's grizzly bears. Filming himself in close proximity to one of the massive mammals, he explains the risks involved, repeating, "They can kill, they can bite, they can decapitate."
But Treadwell also romanticized the wild animals to a fatal degree. Spending months in the Alaskan wilderness, he gave the bears cutesy nicknames like "The Grinch" and "Mr. Chocolate," and believed that his macho imitations of ursine behavior earned him the animals' respect. At least up until the day in 2003 when Treadwell and his girlfriend, Amie Huguenard, were killed and eaten by one of the bears he was supposedly "protecting."
In Grizzly Man, director Werner Herzog views Treadwell's life through a fascinated but skeptical gaze. Drawing on 100 hours of Treadwell's own footage, as well as interviews, Herzog conducts a compelling autopsy on Treadwell's ideals and contradictions.
At first we're enchanted with Treadwell's close-up footage of bears hunting for food, sparring for mates or even nosing up to the camera lens. But the more we learn about Treadwell and Huguenard's fate, the more uncomfortable such shots make us. Grizzly Man retraces the discovery of the bodies, and witnesses and a medical examiner provide some verbal descriptions as gory as any crime-scene photo. ("We hauled away four garbage bags of people out of that bear.") We squirm during a scene at a salmon river when Treadwell turns his back to a grizzly that, we're told, may have been his killer.
Herzog looks past Treadwell's public image as a high-profile animal-rights advocate and discovers a recovering alcoholic and failed actor most famous for appearing on "Love Connection." Bears became a kind of substitute addiction for Treadwell, who cultivates a misleading mystique of himself as a lone crusader in the wild. In fact, Huguenard accompanied him on his 2003 expedition, though he never mentions her in his footage, which he dramatically narrates a la "The Crocodile Hunter."
At first amusingly eccentric -- with his Prince Valiant haircut and high-pitched voice, he resembles an Andy Dick character -- Treadwell seems increasingly divorced from reality as Grizzly Man progresses. He launches into furious monologues against the National Parks Department (which insists that people maintain a 100-yard distance from bears) and even rants for God to send rain during a drought.
Herzog knows something about how the wilderness can magnify human obsessions. His art-house classics Aguirre the Wrath of God and Fitzcarraldo showed jungles driving men to the brink of insanity, and the film productions proved nearly as intense. He openly admires Treadwell's methodical filming practices and eye for lyrical nature scenes, but he has an opposite outlook on life in the wild, believing that nature is defined by "chaos, hostility and murder."
Yet the director's endless voice-overs and obtrusive presence prove the worst thing about Grizzly Man. At one point we see him, his back to camera, listening on headphones to the audiotape of the bear attack (Treadwell's camera ran with the lens cap on). He concludes that using the recording in the film would be too disturbing -- so why mention the tape's existence, except merely to titillate the audience?
Opponents of the green movement may embrace Grizzly Man because it confirms stereotypes of environmental activists as kooky and deluded. Herzog minimizes the conservation issues and avoids the notion that Treadwell's extreme, ill-fated activities may have served some good, if only early in his career. Still, you can't argue with Grizzly Man's conclusion that Treadwell's love of nature blinded him to its genuine perils. Treadwell may have imagined himself a "kind warrior," but he emerges as, at best, a holy fool or a babe in the woods.
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In our domain, the domain administrator creates a new shared mailbox on exchange 2010, and adds multiple users to that mailbox by using the 'Mannage Full Access Permission...' option of Exchange 2010.
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So in my account settings there is no extra mailbox:
Now searching in the shared mailbox (in my example the LicenseManager mailbox) is impossible.
Looking at the locations to search in outlook 2010:
Also looking at the indexing option, there is no way to locate the shared mailbox. How can i get this to work? I'm having full access to a mailbox, but know way to search in that mailbox.
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Big Quarters: Change is Gonna Come
After the last C chord has sounded and the vocalist has dropped his mic to the floor, kicked over the piano bench, smashed a guitar, ignited a tuba, and reneged on an earlier vow to "play all night"--after all that, there are a number of ways a musician can spend the rest of his evening. Hard drugs and sexual congress with strangers are perennial favorites, or so I'm led to believe by a distant relation who claims to have acquired carnal knowledge of an amplifier technician once on the payroll of the Ozark Mountain Daredevils. Negotiating to get paid early and hightailing it out of the shit-hole club is another option.
A standard post-show behavior among insecure musicians (all of them) is described in Semisonic drummer Jacob Slichter's memoir, So You Wanna Be a Rock & Roll Star, in which the timekeeper often plays third fiddle to his frontline bandmates: "As Dan and John were mobbed by fans, I'd calculate how many times I could walk through the crowd in search of flattery without looking like a guy walking through the crowd in search of flattery."
So you can do all of that. Or you can attempt to, as it were, seal the deal. Steve Martin used to do a bit at the end of his standup performances. "I'd like to thank each and every one of you," he'd say in an oozing showbiz voice, "Thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you...."
Brandon Bagaason of the Twin Cities hip-hop group Big Quarters has just finished a set at downtown Chicago's Hot House. And now he's going up to everyone in the club, one by one, table by table, like he's running for office. Granted, it's not a huge crowd; there are about 60 people in the boho nightclub. But he doesn't sit down until he has met and held a proper conversation with all present. One of the guys he talks to later asks me if Big Quarters is big in Minneapolis. Not really, I tell him.
"Do you think they'll be successful?" he asks.
I think I have an answer to that question, but let's get to it later.
Compared to the fairly homogenous crowd present for a recent Big Quarters show at the Dinkytowner, the Hot House audience is black, white, brown. There's a gray-haired guy who generously saves me from being the oldest person in attendance. The gig pays well in the sense that it pays somewhat better than helping a friend move a sofa. To recoup expenses, Brandon and his younger brother Zach, who make up Big Quarters along with DJ assistance from Noam "the Drummer" Feisel, have CDs to sell. But they're giving them away. The club--a nonprofit--wanted to take a cut of the merchandise, but fuck that. And, truth be told, these guys are quick to give away their music anyway. Zach works at an after-school program and he's always handing out his CDs as prizes.
"I just think of all the music that's out there for free, on the radio," he says, "and the effect it has on kids who might not be aware of other music. Often the kids that don't get this music are the ones that need it the most."
Brandon puts it like this: "Our music is good and we think people will like it if they just give it a chance."
And he's right. Tonight, a Tuesday, Big Quarters have won over a rather cool Hot House. For a more or less unknown act on the road, the only thing a Tuesday night gig has to brag about is that it's not a Monday night gig. Brandon and Zach have a few supporters on hand, including Tim Budoff, an old friend from Schaumburg, Illinois, where the brothers went to grade school. They were nine and eleven when their family moved to Minnesota, and Tim doesn't like to come into the city. Which suggests something I'm starting to feel myself: These guys inspire loyalty.
During the first act's bland performance, it seemed that Carl Sandburg had gotten it wrong, Chicago is the City of the Big Shrugging Shoulders. Fixing that torpor would be the job of a 15-man posse, which is 12 people more than Big Quarters can muster.
"We're Big Quarters from Minneapolis," Zach announces from the stage. "We make beats and we rap; it's not that impressive."
But it is! Noam, tall, bespectacled and shall we say not ungeeky behind the turntables, cues "Lou Diamond," a new song produced by Zach. The track starts with Zach playing the recorder, which I've always taken for a bush-league instrument, but he makes it sound cool, and then the beat comes in. It's hard, spare, scratchy, a monstrous horn sample dropping each time on the one. As kids, Brandon and Zach listened to a lot of Wu-Tang Clan, Cypress Hill, and Pete Rock, which shows in their lean, sample-based beats, history-minded but adventurous.
At one point, a convert starts breakdancing, which accentuates the back-to-basics sound. Another new song, "Beacons," is slow, nasty, and bluesy. "Along Came Polly" is bouncy and good-humored, with a sing-along chorus on which Brandon's performance seems indebted to the underrated vocal stylings of the Cookie Monster. Unlike some producers who also rap, Big Quarters can really flow, so maybe they're rappers who also produce.
Before the show I asked Zach if he was nervous. He said no. I was a bit nervous for him, because it is my longstanding contention that Americans stand against opening bands from out of town and generally wish them the worst. Onstage Zach is smiley and self-deprecating, which harmonizes with his slightly chunky frame, short beard, glasses, and unassuming stage name, Medium Zach (in deference to "Big" Zach Combs of Kanser and Traditional Methods).
"That's our pseudo banner," he says from the stage, pointing to the new sign draped over Noam's DJ table. "It's not really a banner, it's more like a nice piece of paper."
Brandon, laid-back in real life, is just animated enough to project excitement without indulging in a lot of bogus I'm crazy lost in the music histrionics. He stalks the stage in baggy denim shorts and an oversized golf shirt, commanding people to put their hands up. His voice is deep and soft in person, stentorian onstage and on record. Listen to him on CD and you might think, That is the voice of a fat man who's been around a bit, but in fact he's a thin 23-year-old, two years Zach's senior. He keeps his hair cropped short and wears a goatee. Like Karl Marx, with whom he shares some political views, he has a large forehead, which accentuates his big, puffy eyes. In photographs his eyes are often closed, which frankly makes him look stoned, though he never touches drugs or alcohol.
Brandon took a lot of Chicano Studies classes at the U of M and says that one of his chief artistic objectives is to "reach out to brown people" and inspire them with his verses. He raps about racism of the institutional and scene-specific varieties ("Whitey love us/Still headline above us"); and against "missiles over kids that got nothing to eat"; and about the trap of materialism ("Don't this chain look nice?/Don't this cage look nice?").
His and Zach's Minneapolis-bred mother is of Mexican origin. Their father, raised in tiny Clearbrook, Minnesota, comes from Norwegian stock. Their maternal grandparents, in keeping with common practice of the era, didn't speak Spanish in front of their kids, except when they needed a cipher. Brandon raps about these roots in one of his internal-rhyme-loaded verses from "Lou Diamond":
"Live from the back 40/Westside accordions, my origins/Uncle play Carlos, mother play Prince/Lake side of Marshall my coordinates/Good karma come with good armor, yes it does/Circa '81 birth of a son/Now we stand up gentlemen/Our hands up in everything."
By the time the last act wraps up at the Hot House, I'm tired and I'm hoping that the Big Quarters crew will blow off the hip-hop open mic they were thinking about heading to next.
They don't. We get there around 2:00 a.m. and things are pretty buzzing. Brandon and Zach immediately start passing out CDs, delivering a quick pitch, moving onto the next potential fan, which again is anyone. This mini-tour clearly wasn't set up by the William Morris Agency. They played a house party in Madison Saturday night. They were scheduled to play two shows in Chicago, but the first, on Sunday night, turned out to be more of a cameo during a low-key and sparsely attended DJ night.
But the guy who set it up turned them on to some good Chicago contacts--rappers, radio DJs, etc.--and Brandon and Zach called them all up. They gave away CDs (surprise), talked to performers about trading shows, encouraged people to drive seven hours to the upcoming Twin Cities Celebration of Hip Hop, asked folks to look out for their forthcoming CD, Cost of Living, due in the spring of '06. People at the open mic seem receptive to Brandon and Zach's gifts. Big Quarters are successful salesman because they believe deeply in the product and because in this case there's no charge.
I flew in to Chicago but I'm driving back with the group tomorrow. Now it is tomorrow--well past 3:00 a.m. And so I'm not disappointed when the group decides to call it a night.
As the trio watches its musical earnings disappear into the city's toll baskets, Big Quarters can boast that they're ever so slightly more famous in Chicago than they were a week before. Which is not insignificant when you're in it for the long haul.
"How'd you think it went?" Brandon asks Zach the next day.
"Great," he answers. I ask if he's being sarcastic, because he doesn't seem to be sarcastic by nature and because things seemed to go pretty well, all things considered. "I'm only being, like, five percent sarcastic," he says.
That's how these guys win you over: 95 percent sincerity.
This is not a van tour; it's a Noam's dad's Ford Taurus tour. All three artist-DJ-producers have been vigorously shopping for records throughout the trip. "All we really did during the day was go to record stores," Noam says.
One little-known fact about records is that it doesn't take a lot of them to crowd up a Ford Taurus. But Big Quarters have bought a lot of them. On our way out of town we drive by Hoffman Estates, Illinois, where Brandon and Zach were born. The Bagaasons moved to Minnesota in 1993 so they could be close to Brandon and Zach's paternal grandmother, who was suffering from Parkinson's disease. They settled into the Clearbrook, Minnesota, home where their dad grew up. Clearbrook, conveniently located just over 40 miles west of Bemidji and its bubbling hip-hop scene, is a town of about 500 people. This was a dramatic change from Chicagoland. The boys were greeted as The City Kids Who Are Into Rap, a reputation that didn't really work in their favor.
"I was the darkest person in the tri-county area," says Brandon, who has a darker complexion than Zach. "And people liked to remind me of that often. They thought we were in gangs." The brothers aligned themselves with the town's outcasts, the few kids into hip hop and, later, the skater punks. Some of these misfits would later turn Brandon and Zach onto Atmosphere and other Twin Cities hip hop.
"In middle school I had trouble getting along with any of my friends," says Zach. "They picked on me a lot. I always had problems hanging out with my friends because they would make fun of me for being Mexican. Basically, in middle school my best friend was my mom, because she was the only one looking out for me. And then kids kind of made fun of me for that, too.
"We listened to hip hop at home, loud, and my moms, she didn't approve of it," Brandon says. "But she always encouraged us to be creative and be entrepreneurs. So she said, 'Why don't you write your own rap songs?' And we laughed at her, like, How are we going to write a rap song? But that was kind of it."
Brandon saved money to buy turntables, and he and Zach started DJing high school parties. By 2000, they were both in Minneapolis, Brandon at the U, Zach attending an arts high school, where he stayed in the dorm and developed his beat-making skills. They were constantly passing out tapes, giving away beats to rappers.
Eventually they started performing as EPL ("We were always the smallest name on the fliers," they now complain), and then in collaboration with MC and graphic artist Adam "Snakebird" Garcia as EPL & Snakebird. Last year, EPL & Snakebird put out a good, if overlooked, album, but then split with Garcia and regrouped as Big Quarters.
On the way home we listen to the Pharcyde and some Chicago CDs acquired during networking exchanges, and to TACT, a hip-hop group from Israel, where Noam was born. When we stop at Subway, Zach buys everyone's lunch. One should pause for a moment to appreciate the not uncommon generosity of people without a lot of money. One should pause further to appreciate the generosity of a 21-year-old returning from a tour in which performance earnings were exceeded by the cost of a tow truck the band had to hire when a flat tire came with the added bonus of a stripped lug nut.
A few days later in his St. Louis Park apartment, Zach plays me some of his new beats. "I often sit here all day like a hermit making beats," Zach says. "I could play you 300 beats." The offer appears to be sincere and he's clearly disappointed when I tell him I have to get going pretty soon.
Zach's two roommates, Ben "Benzillion" Haarsager and Luke "DJ Elex" Rusch, are also hip-hop producers. All, along with Brandon, Noam, King Karnov, and Todda, are members of Famfeud, a seven-man beat-maker's collective that recently put out an instrumental CD called Measures. Zach's bedroom is also a tiny recording studio, or rather it is a tiny recording studio that also pretends to be a bedroom. He plays me a track from the forthcoming album by Aphrill, the new group featuring Toki Wright of the C.O.R.E. and Nomi of Kill the Vultures. Zach produced the whole album, which--if the rough mix he loaned me is any indication--will be one of the best local releases of '05. He has also made beats for Kanser and Illuminous 3, and he and Benzillion cooked up one of the interludes on I Self Devine's new album, Self Destruction.
Listening to the new stuff I realize that Big Quarters are better than I thought they were, and I thought they were good. They were better at the Hot House than they were two weeks before at the Dinkytowner. They're much better today than they were two years ago. So far, they're also better in concert than they are on record, but the stuff likely to be on next year's album will be harder to top.
It's then that it occurs to me that these guys might be on the verge of something.
"Do you think you guys are on the verge of something?" I ask Zach.
"That was something I wanted to talk about," he says, "because...I don't know." His voice rises and intensifies at these last three words, because uncertainty is both exciting and painful. "When Brandon told me that you wanted to do a story on us and put us on the cover," he goes on, "I thought, Do we deserve that?"
He goes on to say that perhaps his group is not entirely undeserving, but surely they wouldn't be where they are without Big Jess, Mesh, Musab, Kanser, I Self Devine, Big Zach, Doomtree--the list of local hip-hop notables goes on. And as he's talking I realize that what we have here is genuine humility!
After the Chicago show, when that guy in the audience asked me if I thought Big Quarters would be successful, I didn't really know what to say. I don't see Big Quarters trading manicure tips with Jay-Z and selling out the Target Center (although I wouldn't be surprised if they filled the First Avenue mainroom a year from now.) Most musicians, of course, don't make it, most don't wind up playing music for a living or make good on their pledges to play music till they die any more than bandleaders make good on their onstage pledges to "play all night." If they did, the service at Guitar Center would be terrible and the restaurant and child-care industries would be crippled. There are always trade-offs. Still, one can dream, and certain dreamers are on to something; their dreams are infectious.
"Yeah, I think they're going to do really well," I said, and meant it.
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The Nashville Network premiered 30 years ago today... and now it's back
Here's Miley Cyrus making possibly her first TV appearance ever -- on The Nashville Network
Thirty years ago today, something big happened in country music. On March 7, 1983, just two years after MTV and the Buggles ushered onto our television sets a consistent -- well, for a time -- rotation of pop music programming, The Nashville Network premiered. It revolutionized the country music video business and brought countless country stars to American homes for the first time. Originally owned by WSM, Inc., the network was launched from the Opryland USA theme park -- now an outlet mall -- and though CMT beat the network to the punch by a whole two days in laying claim to status as the first country music cable television network, over its almost two decade run, TNN became known for its lineup of celebrity variety and talk (and cooking and fishing) shows, before eventually losing its luster and evolving into Spike TV and its rotation of Baywatch reruns.
Last year, it was announced that after a long hiatus TNN would make its return to a number of markets, though sadly, the Twin Cities is not one of them. No worries -- we've compiled the best of the network's glory days right here! And so, join us as we take a video walk through memory lane, and assuming she was a fan, right back to your grandma's couch, circa 1988.
During its time on the air, TNN became known for its heavy lineup of variety, news and interview shows: the Ralph Emery-hosted Nashville Now, which evolved into Music City Tonight and Crook & Chase, as well as variety shows hosted by Tommy Hunter, Bobby Bare and the Statler Brothers.
Here is a 1994 episode of Music City Tonight, featuring Miley Cyrus (and her dad) in their TV premiere. Also making his debut is Miley's first boyfriend, a $450 Willie Nelson doll. Four years later, the elder Cyrus, coming off just a wee bit more confident, appeared alongside Loretta Lynn and a very young-looking Sara Evans on the hour-long The George Jones Show.
And several years later, a 1990 episode of Nashville Now, during which radio DJ turned TV host Ralph Emery reminisces about Hank Williams with country great Faron Young, just six years before Young took his own life.
Also popular was a consistent lineup of network-exclusive game shows, many of them knock-offs of other popular game shows, most featuring salt of the earth types who work in mobile home factories like this episode of the Whisperin' Bill Anderson-hosted trivia show Fandango.
And the fun didn't end there. Once a week an elderly Roy Rogers and Dale Evans co-hosted a B western film feature called Happy Trails Theater. I-40 Paradise, a sitcom with music set in a country bar, was the first-ever sitcom produced directly for a cable channel. Side By Side was a travel program featuring country stars, Country Sportsman was a fishing show featuring country stars, and Country Cooking was a Florence Henderson-hosted cooking show featuring... even more country stars.
Here's a twofer: Florence Henderson interviews Randy Travis in 1988 for her show, and reveals that in 1983 "Randy Ray" as he was known at the time made his debut auditioning for You Can Be a Star, a talent show hosted by Jim Ed Brown in which contestants competed for a record contract.
As for TNN's current lineup, it looks about the same as the old - Crook & Chase, classic episodes of Nashville Now, and a healthy helping of hokey. With MTV fully committed to Teen Mom, Jersey Shore and 16 and Pregnant, it sounds downright blessedly wholesome.
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Joseph Romano is Corporate Vice President of Food & Beverage for Golden Gaming.
Romano grew up with an appreciation for fine food and the art of cooking. From an early age, he knew he was destined to become a master within the culinary industry.
After receiving a Bachelor of Arts degree from the Culinary Institute of America and graduating with honors, Romano joined Aureole New York, one of Manhattan's most sophisticated fine dining restaurants. Under the progressive American food movement, and direction of Charlie Palmer, Romano quickly became Palmer's right-hand man.
Having participated in a culinary tour throughout the United States to explore regional American cooking, Romano settled in Palm Beach, Florida to open Aqua Terra for the Charlie Palmer Group. Managing all aspects of the restaurant, he earned the Silver Spoon Award. He then relocated to his current home in Las Vegas to serve as executive chef for Aureole Las Vegas. Romano also opened JW's Tavern at the Rio All-Suite Las Vegas Hotel and Casino, and served as consultant to The Stirling Club at Turnberry Place and Charlie Palmer Steak at the Four Seasons Hotel Las Vegas.
In addition to Romano's culinary involvement with PT's Entertainment Group, he is responsible for all day-to-day food and beverage operations for our casino subsidiary; Golden Casino Group.
Michael Snyder is the Director of Operations for PT's Entertainment Group. In this role, he oversees five regional managers and the day to day operations of all 48 taverns throughout northern and southern Nevada.
Michael's background is in the restaurant and hospitality business and worked at several establishments in Las Vegas before joining PT's Entertainment Group in 2009. Working his way through the ranks, he opened the Buffalo location as General Manager and worked as a Regional Operations Manager for Las Vegas and Reno before his promotion to Director of Operations.
Michael originally hails from Upstate New York and earned his Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and English from the State University of New York at Buffalo.
Shawn P. Donovan has worked with PT's Entertainment Group (PTEG) since 1996. When hired, he brought an extensive background of experience and knowledge to Golden Gaming. Prior to joining PTEG, he served as Sergeant in the United States Air Force in the 820th Red Horse Squadron at Nellis AFB, and on the management team of Big Dog's Bar & Grill.
Donovan served as Assistant Manager and General Manager before his promotion to Regional Manager for seven taverns throughout the Las Vegas area. In 2005, Donovan transferred to Reno as Northern Nevada's Regional Division Manager and controlled operations for eight tavern locations including Sierra Gold, Sierra Junction, Sparky's Sports Bar & Grill, and Gold Bar.
In 2007, Donovan rejoined the Southern Nevada division and currently oversees operations for eight locations throughout the Las Vegas Valley as Regional Operations Manager.
Gian Sapienza is Regional Operations Manager for PT's Entertainment Group (PTEG). When hired, he brought more than 10 years of restaurant and bar management experience to Golden Gaming. Prior to joining PTEG, Sapienza served as Assistant Director of Food & Beverage for the Palms Casino Resort.
Originally from Madison, Wisconsin, Sapienza moved to Las Vegas in 1993 and was employed as a food server at Planet Hollywood. He went on to work as the General Manager of Chicago's Cactus Club, Multi-outlet Room Manager at Harrah's Las Vegas and VooDoo Lounge atop the Rio All Suites Hotel & Casino, and Restaurant Operations General Manager of the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino.
With extensive knowledge and experience, Sapienza currently oversees the daily operations of eight locations throughout the Las Vegas Valley.
Sapienza dedicates some of his spare time to local charities including HELP of Southern Nevada and AFAN. He graduated from the Musicians Institute in Hollywood, California with a degree in Drums & Percussion. In Sapienza's spare time he enjoys the art of photography. You can view some of his work at http://www.gfsimages.com.
Jason Anderson is regional operations manager for PT's Entertainment Group (PTEG). \Prior to joining PTEG, Anderson served as Motorola dealer for Mcintosh Communications and Questar Radio Company.
In 1996 Anderson joined the PTEG family as a graveyard bartender and worked his way up to a tavern manager. Anderson left PTEG from 2004 to 2009 to start his own detail shops in Boulder City, Henderson and Summerlin. Anderson missed the interaction of his loyal guests and came back in 2009. Anderson was promoted to regional operations manager in 2013 after overseeing nine locations as the tavern manager.
With extensive knowledge and experience, Anderson currently oversees the daily operations of eight locations throughout the Las Vegas Valley.
Anderson dedicates some of his spare time to local charities including HELP of Southern Nevada and Opportunity Village. He is a native of Henderson and graduated from Basic High School.


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Angela B. Robinson
UHMG Pediatric Rheumatology
5850 Landerbrook Dr Ste 220
Cleveland, OH 44124
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2500 Metrohealth Dr
Cleveland, OH 44109
(216) 778-2222
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- 1 office location(s)
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Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis (Juvenile Rheumatoid Arthritis)
Juvenile idiopathic arthritis (JIA) facts
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1350 E Market St
Warren, Ohio 44483
(330) 841-901
- 2Saint Joseph Health Center
667 Eastland Ave SE
Warren, Ohio 44484
(330) 841-400
- 3Hillside Rehabilitation Hosp
8747 Squires Ln NE
Warren, Ohio 44484
(330) 841-370
- 4Belmont Pines Hospital
615 Churchill Hubbard Rd
Warren, Ohio 44505
(330) 759-270
- 5Northside Medical Center
500 Gypsy Ln
Warren, Ohio 44504
(330) 884-100
- 6St Elizabeth Health Center
1044 Belmont Ave
Warren, Ohio 44504
(330) 746-721
- 7Neil Kennedy Recovery Clinic
2151 Rush Blvd
Warren, Ohio 44507
(330) 744-118
- 8Sharon Regional Health System
740 E State St
Warren, Ohio 16146
(724) 983-391
- 9UPMC Horizon Shenango
2200 Memorial Dr
Warren, Ohio 16121
(724) 981-350
- 10Greenbriar Rehabilitation Hosp
8064 South Ave Ste 1
Warren, Ohio 44512
(330) 965-643
- 11St Elizabeth Boardman Hlth Ctr
8401 Market St
Warren, Ohio 44512
(330) 729-292
- 12Vibra Hosp Of Mahoning Valley
8049 South Ave
Warren, Ohio 44512
(330) 726-500
- 13Edgewood Surgical Hospital
239 Edgewood Drive Ext
Warren, Ohio 16154
(724) 646-040
- 14Robinson Memorial Hospital
6847 N Chestnut St
Warren, Ohio 44266
(330) 297-081
- 15Salem Community Hospital
1995 E State St
Warren, Ohio 44460
(330) 332-155
- 16UPMC Horizon Greenville
110 N Main St
Warren, Ohio 16125
(724) 588-210
- 17UH Geauga Medical Center
13207 Ravenna Rd
Warren, Ohio 44024
(440) 269-600
- 18Alliance Community Hospital
200 E State St
Warren, Ohio 44601
(330) 596-600
- 19Jameson Memorial Hospital
1211 Wilmington Ave
Warren, Ohio 16105
(724) 658-900
- 20Heather Hill Care Communities
12340 Bass Lake Rd
Warren, Ohio 44024
(440) 285-404
- 21Jameson Hospital South Campus
1000 S Mercer St
Warren, Ohio 16101
(724) 658-351
- 22Glenbeigh Hospital
2863 State Route 45 N
Warren, Ohio 44084
(440) 563-340
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Dr. Ash Hamzehi is a general practitioner dentist; He Holds a doctor of dental surgery degree from Dalhousie University, obtained in 2008.
Dr. Ash is a member of Canadian Dental Association, Alberta Dental Association and college.
He also maintains strong emphasis on getting to know each of his patient's needs. He is an avid believer in providing his patients with evidence based dentistry.
Aside from dentistry, he enjoys skiing, mountain climbing, hiking, and playing guitar; Dr. Ash believes that it is truly a joy to serve you and accepts you with a warm smile. He also looks forward to show you how regular dentistry can improve your health.
Dr. Kafrouny
Dr. Kafrouny is a general practitioner dentist. Dr. Kafrouny completed her training in 2005 at Dalhousie University.
Shortly after, she started providing dental care to residents of beautiful Maritimes; her stay there continued for seven years after which she decided to move from the amazingly beautiful Atlantic coast to the charismatic Rocky mountains of Alberta.
Dr. Kafrouny and Dr. Ash share a common philosophy regarding the practice of dentistry which they got from Dalhousie faculty of dentistry.
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Rock Island (Ill.) Argus: Even if voters in Rock Island and Henry County say "yes" adamantly and overwhelmingly to concealed carry on Nov. 6, it will not become the law of the land.
But it will send a loud and clear message to lawmakers in Springfield that voters here believe strongly in the Second Amendment and the right it protects for qualified applicants to carry a weapon.
We support a strictly drawn law granting Illinoisans a right that already is legal in every other state in the union. Only the General Assembly can make it so.
State Reps. Pat Verschoore, D-Milan, Rich Morthland, R-Cordova, and Don Moffitt, R-Gilson, and state Sen. Mike Jacobs have supported legislation to approve concealed carry. The problem isn't here, however, it's in metro areas, especially Chicago, where politicians have never met a gun restriction they didn't like.
Gov. Pat Quinn, too, is dependably anti-gun. That position might be harder to maintain, however, if (he) sees what the rest of the state thinks regarding concealed carry.
The last time I was in Chicago there was a story in the newspaper that a cop had been shot and killed at one of the "El" stops the previous evening. If guns aren't allowed, how does something like this happen?? It's time the Chicago politicians admit there are plenty of guns out there, and the best way to curtail their staggering homicide rate is to allow honest, law-abiding people to be armed so they can fight back, or at least present a deterrent force.
And there's the Second Amendment, which allows everyone (unless they're in Illinois) to not only own, but to bear arms.
At one time it was felt that an honorable man carried his weapons in plain sight. Concealed weapons were carried by the likes of pimps ,card cheats and cowards.
You forgot 'HoodRatz and the Bodyguards of Liberals!
Saddad, concealed is the preferred way to carry because the sheeple cannot be alarmed. A gun carried in plain sight causes the know-nothing blissninnies to panic and call the police because they feel threatened by someone simply carrying a gun, in a holster. And there are people out there who do not want ANYONE to even own a gun, much less carry it with them. They will (and do) call the police and boo-hoo about feeling threatened simply for the harassment value against the gun owner.
Concealed is the way to go.
Plus having concealed carry benefits those who do not carry, as the bad guys have to then guess who might and might not be carrying.
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to drive around aimlessly while smoking marijuana usually with other people, but can be done alone
There's nothing going on tonight, so we're just gonna route all night.
автор: Stevie P 5 июня 2006
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To leave quickly, or to run away.
When the cops raided the keg everyone routed.
автор: brian. 7 ноября 2007
To leave a place. A double entendre combining a shortening of the phrase "roll out" and the noun "route".
Yo this party's a sausage fest, tryin' to route?
автор: Quizzle Rat 4 октября 2007
A female who is a hoe..
Someone who sleeps around usually a girl
Someone who sleeps around usually a girl
Yo, I'm bout to go over this routes house so I could hit.
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Challenger Deep is a young adult novel by Neal Shusterman about a teen boy's slide into mental illness. It is told from his perspective and it is enlightening.
Yes there is, and it's called Library Elf. This service can be set up to send you notices regarding the due dates of your checked out items, as well as if you have any holds ready for pick. You can use Library Elf for a single library account, but you can also add multiple cards (those of your spouse and your kids, for example) to the same Elf account to keep track of everyone's items in a single place.
For those of us who no longer subscribe to traditional cable and get their TV and movies from such services as Netflix and Hulu, it's hard to miss all the commercials advertising the upcoming release of the 8-part mini-series "11/22/63." Hulu will release the series in full, starring James Franco, and produced by J.J.
If my personal reading lists have taught me anything, it's that I'm a sucker for big literary novels about families. I could probably stand to broaden my reading horizons, but it's hard to venture into something unknown. That's why I'm looking forward to trying Book Riot's Read Harder Challenge for 2016.
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