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Bill of Sale Requirements in New Jersey
Bill of Sale Basics
When you sell a vehicle in New Jersey, you will need to comply with all the Motor Vehicle Commission (MVC) title transfer requirements in order for the transaction to be valid.
A bill of sale is usually used in cases where the Certificate of Ownership (the title) is unavailable when the sale takes place. This form may also serve as additional proof that a genuine transaction has occurred. Both the buyer and the seller should complete the bill of sale as required.
Bill of Sale Specifics
Keep the following in mind:
- If you are the new owner of a vehicle, whether it is new or previously owned, and you set out to register it, you will need to prove to the MVC that you bought it, and from whom.
- In a case when no current title is available, or when you purchase the vehicle from someone other than the last registered owner, a bill of sale may serve as the proof that you purchased the car.
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by Brian Huber
GlaxoSmithKline (NYSE:GSK) recently pleaded guilty to accusations regarding the illegal marketing of some of its drugs.
As a result of this plea, the pharmaceutical company will have to pay damages of $3 billion related to the "sale and marketing of its antidepressants Paxil and Wellbutrin and the diabetes drug Avandia". Specifically, the company is in trouble for mislabeling the antidepressant drugs and marketing them for purposes such as the treatment of obesity, anxiety, addiction and ADHD and depression in children which were not approved by the FDA. This is despite the fact that the company was warned of a number of possible side effects that the drug could have when given to the wrong patient population. According to Mercola.com, one of these side effects is an increased risk of suicide in children and teens. Another drug, Avandia, was tested by the FDA and linked to heart problems. Just recently, a new lawsuit involving an Illinois woman claiming Avandia caused her to have a heart attack was brought into the spotlight.
The charges against the company are, in my mind, relatively serious. The reason I say this is because we generally tend to trust what drug companies put on the labels. If the company is mislabeling products or withholding information, this could threaten my safety and on the safety of those I love. And this is, unfortunately, exactly what GlaxoSmithKline chose to do.
This is the biggest health care fraud settlement that we have ever seen in the US. Surely news like this should negatively impact the company and its stock prices. One would think that this would at the very least destroy the company's reputation and faith in its abilities to behave ethically, not to mention the financial impact of the actual settlement. However, if we examine the situation more closely we can see that this is news that has had relatively little impact on GlaxoSmithKline stock, at least so far.
The company has a fairly substantial market capital of over $115 billion. A fine such as this of $3 billion is not, when you consider overall figures, a particularly serious threat to the company's financial integrity. The company is still more than capable of providing a dividend/yield of 2.20 (4.80%) and, although there was a significant dip in share prices in June, the stock is climbing back to the 2012 high it experiences in April. In general it appears that the company will continue to go strong overall. Although GlaxoSmithKline is not doing as well as it once did, it is still a stock to watch.
These are the recent numbers. However, I feel that in the future we could see a marked decline in the stock, especially as Avandia has been pulled from the market. It is not known as being one of the company's most profitable drugs, but its loss will be felt at a financial level. In the long run, however, I think that GlaxoSmithKline will prevail. The stock is currently trading around $46.
GlaxoSmithKline is not the only pharmaceutical company that recently made a significant settlement. Merck (NYSE:MRK) recently paid a settlement amount of $950 million in relation to its drug Vioxx, Johnson & Johnson (NYSE:JNJ) added $600 million to its settlement reserves for dealing with allegations that it offered kickbacks to nursing homes to market its drug falsely, Eli Lilly (NYSE:LLY) has paid a settlement amount of $1.4 billion in relation to its drug Zyprexa, and Novartis (NYSE:NVS) had to pay $99 million in settlement money to its sales reps and staff.
Let's have a look at how these competitors have been affected by their settlement. Merck, for one, seems to be sitting pretty. Its shares are trading at one of the highest rates we have seen this year so far (almost $42). Merck is doing better now than it has all 2012. At the time the news of the settlement hit us the company was trading at about $39, so shares are up almost 10%. Merck is a large enough company for things such as this settlement to make very little difference.
Johnson & Johnson has not yet had to use the money that it has reserved for settlement payments and, now that the backlash form the number of recalls the company had to make has died down as well as the negative press form the kickback case, shares are looking up once again. Johnson & Johnson is trading at its highest level of the year at about $68.
While Eli Lilly (trading around $57) has followed a similar trend to the other pharmaceutical companies in that it has shown an increase for the year, Novartis (a bit lower at about $56) is down since January by a fairly substantial amount. The settlement that it had to pay could also affect other pharmaceutical companies in the near future who may also have to face litigation form sales reps who want to be paid a back pay of overtime. However, as GlaxoSmithKline seems to be (so far) surviving the biggest health care fraud settlement in history, it will probably survive an overtime litigation case as well.
GlaxoSmithKline is still clinging near its 52-week high, which is a terrific sign. It has weathered what will most likely be its biggest storm of the year, and after shelling out $3 billion, if the company can still keep its price steady, it stands to reap great benefit when good news comes around. If all else puts you in doubt, its 4.95% dividend yield should be convincing enough, but I'm still convinced that the company has a good quarter coming soon.
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The Daily Docket: ResCap Looks to Keep Control of Bankruptcy
Ally Financial Inc. mortgage subsidiary Residential Capital LLC said bondholders wishing to file their own reorganization plan just want the Chapter 11 case to become one "replete with competing plans and open warfare." Read the Daily Bankruptcy Review article here.
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A judge rejected efforts by banks to reverse the restructuring of bond insurer MBIA, The Wall Street Journal reports.
Reuters reports that Moody's Investors Service thinks Detroit may be at risk for bankruptcy under an emergency financial manager.
The government wants more information on AMR's merger with US Airways Group, Bloomberg reports.
Dow Jones Newswires has more on glass maker Vitro SAB's deal that will help it end litigation and get out of bankruptcy.
New developers are picking up the pieces left by Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc.'s unfinished project in West Caicos, Bloomberg reports.
Bloomberg also profiles Riccardo Banchetti, whose work with Lehman got him the top Eureopean job a week before the firm's collapse.
According to WSJ, young people are accruing more student debt than ever but are generally becoming more guarded toward borrowing.
Factors like online shopping and recession are leading to bankruptcies and are threatening the viability of the U.K.'s "high streets," WSJ reports.
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18% Say U.S. Should Do More to Help Change Syrian Government – Rasmussen Reports™
As the devastating civil war in Syria drags on into its fourth year, U.S. voters remain just as reluctant about American involvement.
A new Rasmussen Reports national telephone survey finds that only 18% of Likely U.S. Voters believe the United States should do more to bring about a change in the government in Syria. Forty-seven percent (47%) do not think the United States should do more. One-out-of-three voters (35%) are undecided.
And well they should be reluctant, given the horrific mess George W. Bush managed to make of Iran and Afghanistan. Thousands of Americans dead, Islamic terrorism at least as powerful and dangerous as ever, and now spreading rapidly, and our own people still subject to rectal probes when they try to travel, while the state spies on every aspect of their lives in order to "protect them from terrorism."
I said at the time that one of the worst outcomes of the Bush administration would be that he would poison the well for any US military action abroad, no matter what the reason. Including any military efforts to prevent Iran from getting nuclear weapons.
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The Wandering Jew arrives in Santa Fe, New Mexico
The likes of Indiana Jones, after all, isn't likely to show up at faculty meetings at most universities on this planet.
Ilan Stavans and Steve Sheinkin's new graphic novel Iluminado tackles an even more ambitious secretive historical narrative — that of crypto-, or hidden converso Jews — and traces its story form Spain to the New World to Santa Fe.
U.S. government shouldn't condemn films about Islam
Mayan calendar, 'god' particle, recent natural disasters inspire 'God' Exhibit at Houston's Art Car Museum
The museum's director, who doesn't anticipate having to turn down any disrespectful submissions, says the show is inspired by recent natural disasters, the 'god' particle, and the Mayan calendar.…
Islam generates art, not wars: new PBS documentary
The film, which is narrated by Susan Sarandon, covers 14 centuries of Islamic art and spans Europe, the far east, and Africa.…
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Plate, who says it takes two (a viewer and an artist) to make a blasphemous painting, nevertheless sees the good in so-called blasphemous art. "I welcome the blasphemous in part because it continues to show how much we do continue to hold sacred," he says. "It shows us our values, our lines of division, our fighting words, our limits in general."…


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Johnson Avenue is all decked out for another haunting Halloween, and Tait is getting ready for another year of the trick or treat assault.
It's all coming on Oct. 31, and the Los Gatos community is gearing up for one its favorite events--Halloween night. But as youngsters collect candy door to door and bring home their impressive bounty, don't forget the troops overseas. Los Gatos High School sophomore Ali Fox certainly hasn't.
Ali is coordinating the local effort to support Operation: Care and Comfort, an organization holding a candy collection drive to gather the goodies to send to the men and women serving our country in lands far away from home.
Children will be collecting bags full of candy as they celebrate Halloween, but there's no way they should--or could, for that matter--eat of all of the treats they take in.
So we encourage children to enjoy some of their treats, and then share the rest with the United States troops serving abroad. To make it easy on kids and their parents, collection boxes will be set up Nov. 1-16 at the Los Gatos Public Library and Van Meter, Daves Avenue and Lexington elementary schools.
It's Ali's second year working with Operation: Care and Comfort, and the community should take pride in the effort she's putting forth to support the program that's a win-win for families in the community and the troops overseas.
So everyone should enjoy another very special Halloween in Los Gatos on Thursday night, then share something sweet with our military personnel.
Nominate a grand marshal
The day after Halloween is the deadline to nominate someone to be the grand marshal of the 2013 Los Gatos Children's Christmas and Holidays parade.
The parade, co-sponsored each year by the Los Gatos Lions Club, LGS Recreation and the town of Los Gatos, returns on the first Saturday of December--Dec. 7 this year--and the deadline to nominate someone for the special honor is Nov. 1, 4 p.m. (visit lgsrecreation.org/Pages/parade.html).
The question the selection committee asks each year is this: "Do you know someone who has been actively involved with the youth in the Los Gatos community you think is deserving of special recognition? If so, have you considered nominating that person for grand marshal of the Los Gatos Children's Christmas and Holidays Parade? This would be a great way of showing community appreciation for their volunteer efforts with the youth of our community."
Over the years, teachers and coaches, merchants and town leaders, community volunteers and members of law enforcement--as well as some of the parade organizers themselves--have been recognized with the grand marshal designation. Who will it be this year?


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Amazon Doesn't Want You to Invent Children to Get Discounts
Is it OK to invent a child in order to get discounts from Amazon Mom, the ecommerce site's parent loyalty program? Over the last couple days, this strange question has been the subject of a heated back-and-forth among bloggers.
First, Slate's Matt Yglesias suggested that non-parents create a fake baby in order to join the Mom program, which offers a discount on certain household goods to parents, grandparents and other caretakers of young children.
This got Adam Weinstein of Gawker into a huff. Amidst a lot of vitriol for Yglesias, Weinstein argued that creating a fake baby is immoral because non-parents would be essentially stealing a benefit meant for "harried parents."
This got a lot of people wondering what Amazon thinks about fake babies. I sent in a query to the company yesterday afternoon. So, apparently, did Josh Barro, of Business Insider.
Funny story: Amazon's response to me got lost in my spam folder. Barro's response got through fine, and this morning he posted a piece with a statement from an Amazon spokesman suggesting that it might be OK to invent imaginary kids to get into the discount program. Barro's headline was: "GO AHEAD: It's Totally Fine To Get A Discount On Amazon By Using A Fake Baby."
Well, not really, says Amazon. This morning Scott Stanzel, the company's director of consumer communications, told me that his initial statement was meant to be funny, and he had not intended to green light fake babies. He now says: "We are using the honor system and expect the vast majority of our customers to be honest."
Well, there you have it: Amazon doesn't want you to fake a baby to join Amazon Mom.
But if you ask me, I'm with Yglesias and Barro. As a parent of a couple of all-too-real kids, I enjoy Amazon's discount program, but I don't think it's fair for non-parents to be shut out of saving a couple of extra bucks. If that means inventing a kid, I don't think that's so bad.


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Happy July 1st and happy 2nd half of 2013! Time sure flies… I can't believe the year is already halfway over. I apologize for being MIA, but over the last couple months I had to take some personal time off to focus on many things from wedding planning to big birthday celebrations to health issues. Unfortunately, I had to have an unexpected surgery and so I have been focusing on my health and recovering instead of blogging. However, this health "scare" has given me some time to reflect about my health, fitness & just life.
Almost a year and a half ago (Feb 2012 to be exact) I started on my paleo journey. During that time some of my health issues were "cured" (or so I thought). I'm going to be a little vague because I'm not comfortable sharing with world my health problems. Because my test results last year came back negative I got cocky and assumed I was fine and so I skipped my 3-6 month checkups. One year later this April I went to the doctor and after many tests found out that what I had progressed into something way bigger than even in the past. So I was scheduled for an immediate surgery.
Now, I definitely agree with many of the beliefs and health benefits of the paleo diet, but what I realized is that not all Paleo diets should be considered equal. I mean I knew that (I read a lot about different versions of Paleo in the Practical Paleo book), but I still followed only the basic guidelines of Paleo and did not tailor it to my lifestyle. I should've realized I wasn't a "one size fits all" type of girl, I mean, if I can't even wear clothing that is one size fits all, why should my diet be the same!
I discovered that the large amount of red meat I was eating (even though grass-fed & hormone-free) was actually making me sicker than healthier. Again, this is ONLY specific to me. I know many Paleo people who eat meat and are fine. I also discovered that I have a weak immune system and need to take different approach to both diet and fitness.
The bottom line is every person is different in their metabolic, dietary, and lifestyle needs, so the key to being healthy is MODERATION and DOING WHAT IS BEST FOR YOUR BODY. People get so hyped up on asking "is that paleo?" that they forget about balance and the bigger picture. Eating eggs & bacon every morning and a steak at night is not healthy. Doing 7 days in a row of intense CrossFit is not healthy. Listen to your body and remember, one size does NOT fit all!


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WASHINGTON (June 15, 2010)-More revelations emerged Monday about BP's cost and safety decisions during the days leading up to the oil rig explosion in the Gulf of Mexico.
The disclosures are from internal documents released by a House committee.
Investigators found that BP was badly behind schedule on the project and losing hundreds of thousands of dollars each day. The company then cut corners in well design and the installation of key safety devices.
BP started drilling in October 2009, but the rig was damaged by Hurricane Ida the following month.
The company switched to a new rig, the Deepwater Horizon, and resumed drilling in February. The rig was 43 days late for its next drilling location when it exploded on April 20, killing 11 workers.
Pickens: Investigation Can Wait
Meanwhile in Austin, billionaire oilman T. Boone Pickens is urging investigators to leave BP alone for now while the oil company works to stop the spewing oil.
Pickens told reporters Monday he didn't know if BP was negligent in the case but said he doesn't like having an investigation while officials try to fix the problem. He says he thinks there's "plenty of time to investigate it."
President Tours Affected Regions
On the Gulf Coast, President Barack Obama is expected to wrap up his fourth trip to the region Tuesday then addresses the nation on the oil spill crisis.
On stops in Mississippi and Alabama, the president tried to sound both in command and upbeat, saying he's confident the Gulf Coast will eventually be "in better shape than it was before."
Government estimates put the total amount of crude spilled into the Gulf of Mexico at between 40.7 million and 114.5 million gallons.
A containment cap has been placed over the damaged well, siphoning off some of the oil spewing out from 5,000 feet below the ocean's surface.


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Some stories are more serendipitous than others.
Edwards children's book illustrator Dawn Beacon was sketching out ideas for Colorado-based illustrations when she got a call from her artist representative about competing for a chance to illustrate a kid's book about Colorado.
"It was funny how it all worked out," she said. "I was estactic about doing anything about Colorado.'
And work out it did. Beacon was ultimately chosen to illustrate the book "The Twelve Days of Christmas in Colorado," written by Front Range author Liinda Ashman.
Last month Beacon walked into the Bookworm of Edwards to see if they'd be willing to carry the book.
"It was great timing because we really wanted to have a holiday storytime as successfull as the one we did last year," said Nicole Magistro, the co-owner of the Bookworm. "It just so happens the illustrator lives in Edwards. She came to us and said 'we have a great new book out and I hope you can carry it.' Turns out we already had a stack on our front table. We didn't even know the illustrator was from Edwards, and we certainly didn't know she was a customer of ours. Be we do now."
On Friday evening, the Bookworm will host the second annual holiday storytime. One of the booksellers will read the book and lead the song portion of the book, while Beacon will lead an illustration activity - coloring bookmarks - with the kids. Everyone who attends will be treated to cookies and milk, and Magistro is encouraging kids to "dress in their jammies and get in the Christmas spirit, just like they would on Christmas Eve," she said.
The charming story is comprised of letters from Sophie about her trip to Colorado and all of the things her cousin Zach shows her during a holiday visit.
"It's an adorable book," Magistro said. "It's a play on the traditional 12 days of Christmas, but also has all this Colorado specific content in it. It's not just the song, it's much more layered than that ... it's really two stories within a story."
"Sophie goes to the Great Sand Dunes, she goes to Pikes Peak, the Denver Zoo, the Western Stock Show, all these different places around the state, and writes home with factual information to her parents," Magistro said. "That part of story is great for older kids - 7, 8, 9 year olds; the story the 12 days of Christmas goes along with the song, and is good for toddlers, since it's repetative and counting based.
The book was released in October and has been on the Bookworm's best seller list for a few weeks now.
"It's a great thing to take home if you've had a visit to Colorado, then you can still continue to learn about the places you visited," Magistro said.
Some children's books on the market in the last few years have illustrations that appeal to adults, Magistro said, but not this book. Beacon's illustrations are colorful and lively.
"I think kids relate to them. She pulls things out that kids notice, not the things adults would notice as much. I think it'll pull the kids in - it's definitely focused on the child's experience."
Her animals are alive with human characteristics: Grinning mountain sheep leap around in their enclosure at the Denver Zoo, smiling bears wave at red rail cars climbing Pikes Peak, and a slew of prancing horses dance around
Beacon's favorite part of the book was an illustration she did for the cover --a little girl skis and a young boy snowboards down a snowy mountain slope. She also loves Bertie, a lark bunting bird (the Colorado state bird) that can be found in each illustration in the book.
"But I love all the animals - my favorite is the ram from the zoo. I think he's funny. And I had fun doing the illustration for Leadville, because it was close enough I got to go and take pictures," Beacon said.
Though Beacon has worked on several educational books for kid's, this is her first time illustrating an entire children's book. It took her around six months to do the acrylic paintings for the story. She finished up the project around this time last year. Currently she's now working on another children's book about African lions, a project that just came through this week.
"It's about how friends work together and the main character is a lion," Beacon said.
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As a reaction to the crack epidemic of the 1980s, many federal drug laws carry strict mandatory sentences. This has stirred unease in Congress and sparked a bipartisan effort to revise and relax some of the more draconian laws.
Traditionally -- meaning before Barack Obama -- that's how laws were changed: We have a problem, we hold hearings, we find some new arrangement, ratified by Congress and signed by the president.
That was then. Last Monday, Attorney General Eric Holder, a liberal in a hurry, ordered all U.S. attorneys to simply stop charging nonviolent, non-gang-related drug defendants with crimes that, while fitting the offense, carry mandatory sentences. Find some lesser, non-triggering charge. How might you do that? Withhold evidence -- e.g., about the amount of dope involved.
In other words, evade the law, by deceiving the court if necessary. "If the companies that I represent in federal criminal cases" did that, said former Deputy Attorney General George Terwilliger, "they could be charged with a felony."
But such niceties must not stand in the way of an administration's agenda. Indeed, the very next day, it was revealed that the administration had unilaterally waived Obamacare's cap on a patient's annual out-of-pocket expenses, nowhere permitted in the law.
Which followed a presidentially directed 70-plus percent subsidy for the insurance premiums paid by congressmen and their personal staffs -- under a law that denies subsidies for anyone that well-off.
Which came just a month after the administration's equally lawless suspension of one of the cornerstones of Obamacare: the employer mandate.
Which followed hundreds of Obamacare waivers granted by Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius to selected businesses, unions and other well-lobbied, very special interests.
Nor is this kind of rule-by-decree restricted to health care. In 2012, the immigration service was ordered to cease proceedings against young illegal immigrants brought here as children. Congress had refused to pass such a law (the DREAM Act) just 18 months earlier. Obama himself had repeatedly said that the Constitution forbade him from enacting it without Congress. But with the fast approach of an election that could hinge on the Hispanic vote, Obama did exactly that. Unilaterally.
The point is not what you think about the merits of the DREAM Act. Or of mandatory drug sentences. Or of subsidizing health care premiums for $175,000-a-year members of Congress.
The point is whether a president, charged with faithfully executing the laws that Congress enacts, may create, ignore, suspend and/or amend the law at will. Presidents are arguably permitted to refuse to enforce laws they consider unconstitutional (the basis for so many of George W. Bush's so-called signing statements). But presidents are forbidden from doing so for reason of mere policy -- the reason for every Obama violation listed above.
Such gross executive usurpation disdains the Constitution. It mocks the separation of powers. And most consequentially, it introduces a fatal instability into law itself. If the law is not what is plainly written, but is whatever the president and his agents decide, what's left of the law?
What's the point of the whole legislative process, if you cannot rely on the fixity of the final product, on the assurance that the provisions bargained for by both sides will be carried out?
Consider immigration reform. The essence of any deal would be legalization in return for strict border enforcement. If some such legislative compromise is struck, what confidence can anyone have in it?
Yet this president is not only untroubled by what he's doing, but open and rather proud. As he tells cheering crowds on his never-ending campaign-style tours: I am going to do X -- and I'm not going to wait for Congress.
That's banana republic stuff. In this country, the president is required to win the consent of Congress first.
At stake is not some constitutional curlicue. At stake is whether the laws are the law. And whether presidents get to write their own.
Charles Krauthammer is a syndicated columnist.


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Price: 35.000€
Property Type: Watermill for restoration and land
Nearest Town: Arganil
Location: Secarias
House area: 60m2
Land: 8000m2
Services: Water and electricity nearby
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A piece of land with a ruined watermill bordering the river Alva near Arganil in central Portugal.
The property is traversed by a road leading to a river beach with parking, with the mill and a terrace on one side of the road next to the river, and the remainder of the property on the hillside on the other side of the road. There is a restaurant nearby, and all the amenities of the town of Arganil are just a few kilometers' distance.
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A very, very, very, unattractive person, with a very discraceful personality. This person is not pleasant to look at and is generally of a similar weight to an aircraft carrier.
Rosie O'Donnell is such a hippacrocapig
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A cross between a hippo, crocodile and a pig.
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A few weeks ago I shared Paco Peralta's Treky dress with you. I love this dress!
You can find the pattern here, http://www.etsy.com/listing/112486816/treky-top-or-dress-pattern-for-regular?
A few of you had asked if I would post the changes I did to the dress and since I do love the dress and wouldn't mind having another, I made another!
My changes to the pattern are really quite small.
Below is the dress made straight off the pattern. Nothing is terribly wrong with it, but it could fit my figure better. Yes, I am wearing my blue jeans under the dress!! I was too lazy to take off my boots, so the jeans stayed on.
For my buttons loops, I made corded loops. To do this, you will need 2 times the amount of cord that is needed for the loops. I'm using a rattail cord.
As I said before, this is a lovely pattern and with just minor changes, it fits like a dream!!


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"Project Runway" winner Irina Shabayeva thought she was done with challenges, but "Live! With Regis and Kelly" gave her a special one when she was announced as the winner of Season 6. Since the show is in Las Vegas this week, "Live!" asked Irina to design a wedding dress for Kelly Ripa as an homage to the dress Kelly never had when she eloped in Vegas. The dress was revealed on this morning's show:
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One of the first things I ever grabbed to foldform was a piece of plumbing pipe. It just happened to be laying around the house. I liked the result but that's as far as it went. Then last week I saw a demo for making a puffed ring with dapping tools, and thought about that pipe again. So I cut off some short lengths, annealed them with my torch, and started hammering them into my dapping block. Here is what I got.
Yes, I know. Get back to jewelry, crazy girl.
Guess what's coming up?
A Foldforming Conference with Charles Lewton-Brain
I have a VERY exciting trip coming up in a few short weeks, Aug 3-6. I will be at the Center of Metal Arts in New York for more incredible foldforming instruction from Charles Lewton-Brain. YOU COULD GO TOO. There are still spaces left! Check out the web site http://centerformetalarts.com and click on Upcoming Seminars in the left column.
NOTE: Ask about available housing and work-trade opportunities!!
And a foldform competition DEADLINE JUNE 30
After registering, keep scrolling down to see the Call for Entries for the inaugural Lewton-Brain Foldform Award. If you do foldforming, enter your pieces! It's a great way to get your work in front of amazing judges Charles Lewton-Brain, Tim McCreight, and Ed Mack. And if you do metal at all, I'm absolutely sure you own a copy of The Complete Metalsmith by Tim McCreight... or have received copies of those pages as handouts in class-- Right?
Not quite sure?
Here is a great write-up about the event:
Foldform Inventor Charles Lewton-Brain to Give Away Jewelers' Secrets at NY Summer Event
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We are an island nation, passionate, proud of our heritage and distinct culture with a lifestyle that is full of colour. Rich interiors will amaze you with communities devoted to their respective religions and planning of structures by the Kings, which signifies a society that was at the highest level of civilisation at its time. We believe Ceylon Tea was our first branding, however it was the rich spices that paved the way for Arab traders to give the name of Serendib in the 8th century. No wonder the British coined the word serendipity a land filled with unexpected pleasures. All these elements come together making Sri Lanka shine like a sapphire in the Indian Ocean.
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Decorated Vietnam hero Frank Vega returns home only to get shunned by society leaving him without a job or his high school sweetheart. It's not until forty years later when an incident on a commuter bus (where he protects an elderly black man from a pair of skin heads) makes him a local hero where he's suddenly celebrated once again. But his good fortune suddenly turns for the worse when his best friend Klondike is murdered and the police aren't doing anything about it.
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Susan B. Anthony List Taps Rep. Ryan for Keynote at Gala
Paul Ryan, the GOP's 2012 vice presidential nominee, hasn't said whether he would like to run for president in 2016. But he is accepting some invitations to speak to Republican and conservative groups.
On Friday, the anti-abortion group Susan B. Anthony List called the Wisconsin congressman a "conservative star" as it announced he would be their keynote speaker at the sixth annual Campaign for Life Gala in Washington on April 11.
In the press release about the gala, Mr. Ryan said: "The SBA List and its 365,000 members across the country are leading the charge to protect life at all stages."
SBA List President Marjorie Dannenfelser said Mr. Ryan has "a pristine pro-life voting record, [and] has proved himself to be one of the best communicators we have in the fight to defend Life" and has "repeatedly explained the pro-life position with clarity, compassion, and thoughtfulness."
Previous Campaign for Life Gala keynote speakers include other possible 2016 GOP candidates, Sen. Marco Rubio of Florida and former Sen. Rick Santorum of Pennsylvania.
Susan B. Anthony List spent about $2 million through its PAC and nonprofit advocacy arms, according to the Center for Responsive Politics, a nonpartisan campaign finance watchdog.


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In Justice Farewell, Mukasey Says Mistakes Made Were Corrected
Evan Perez reports on the Justice Department.
Attorney General Michael Mukasey told a gathering of employees at the Justice Department that some "wrong" legal decisions were made in national security matters after the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks, but that they have been corrected and should be understood in the context of the time they were made.
Mukasey wasn't specific in citing decisions, but he appeared to be referring to Justice Department memorandums issued after 9/11 on interrogation methods allowed to be used on suspected terror detainees and which have since been rescinded. The legal opinions from the Office of Legal Counsel became a flashpoint in political disputes over tactics that critics of the Bush Administration refer to as torture.
President-elect Barack Obama has signaled a sharp departure from those policies, including announcing a critic of the so-called "torture" policies to head the Legal Counsel's office under his Attorney General nominee Eric Holder. Holder is scheduled for confirmation hearings next week and will likely face questions on these policies.
In his speech, Mukasey warned against reviewing decisions made by Justice national security lawyers without acknowledging the chaotic post-attack circumstances in which the legal work was done. He also said scrutiny of those decisions may have a negative impact on future administrations, forcing lawyers to be afraid to give candid legal advice.
"The pressure on these lawyers in the aftermath of the terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001, was immense: The time was short, the stakes were high, and they were asked – by people across the political spectrum – to provide maximum legal flexibility to policymakers and operators," Mukasey said.
"It is hardly surprising that some of the decisions these lawyers made under those circumstances were wrong and, when viewed later in comparative calm, called for correction – which the Department itself did. But it is one thing to review and, when appropriate, to correct a lawyer's work; it is another thing altogether to subject that work to second guessing without appreciation for the circumstances or good faith in which it was done. Long term, that kind of scrutiny will only make it more difficult for lawyers to provide the candid legal advice that policy makers need, and more difficult for the Department to attract lawyers who will give such advice."
Mukasey made his comments as part of a ceremony in the Justice Department's Great Hall to thank employees and to wish them farewell as the Obama administration prepares to take over.
Mukasey, a former senior judge in New York, has been on the job 14 months, taking over after Alberto Gonzales resigned under pressure amid controversy over alleged political meddling in Justice Department functions. He was joined on stage by Marc Filip, who left a federal judgeship in Chicago to become deputy attorney general.
Mukasey rattled off a list of accomplishments, among them new rules restricting contact between Justice and the White House to move past the allegations that emerged after Gonzales's tenure became mired in controversy over the firing of several U.S. attorneys. He also noted new Federal Bureau of Investigation guidelines that give agents more leeway in conducting probes and the hard-fought update to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act.
Mukasey made light of his own headlines in recent months, joking that many employees may have gathered out of curiosity after he fainted while giving a speech in November. "Can the Attorney General get through a speech and remain vertical?" he suggested employees might be wondering.
At least some appeared to be drawn by the spread of donuts and coffee, which the low-key Mukasey invited workers to dig into.


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Roger in his 7th Grand-Slam final
Roger will play unseeded Marcos Baghdatis in the Australian Open final! He overpowered Nicolas Kiefer (GER) 6-3 5-7 6-0 6-2 in the semi-final today.
Roger sealed his win on his fourth match point when Kiefer netted a service return after two hours and 40 minutes on Rod Laver Arena to reach his seventh final in the past 11 grand slams. "We have had many close and tough matches over the last few years," Roger said of Kiefer in a courtside interview. Roger had too much power and shot variety for Kiefer, who was playing in his first grand slam semi-final in 35 attempts.
Roger has never lost a grand slam final and will be seeking his third straight title after winning Wimbledon and the U.S. Open last year, leaving only the French Open to complete a "Roger Slam" of all four major titles in succession! With a victory this Sunday he would be the first player since Pete Sampras, twelve years ago, to make the triple.
Roger beat Baghdatis in straight sets in the fourth round in Melbourne last year before he fell to eventual champion Marat Safin in the semi-finals. The Cypriot has made extraordinary progress through the tournament, toppling second seed Andy Roddick in the fourth round and then seventh seed Ivan Ljubicic in the quarters. Baghdatis, a former world junior champion, then stunned fourth seed David Nalbandian in Thursday's first semi-final, coming from two sets down to win 3-6 5-7 6-3 6-4 6-4.
"I'm looking forward to it. What a great effort by Marcos," Roger said.
I am so happy that you found your form once again when playing Kiefer. All our prayers, hearts, minds and spirits will be with you on Sunday. Play your best game and do not take Baghdatis for granted.
Roger I wish you all the luck in
No other word, but GOOD LUCK IN THE FINAL!
you're going to win because you're
the best and today you demonstrate that fact
You're even opend up a little.
Thats what possitive energy does to someone.
Better show some emotion, then no emotion at all...
It makes tennis more beautiful to watch.....
Please keep your focus with Baghdatis Sunday; he's playing like a possessed man! Wishing you low unforced errors, first serves in, continuation of your great defense.
Good luck in the final against Marcos!!!
Lots of love, Lydia
irene from shanghai
So glad to see you in the final! I'm sure that you can beat him since you already have 3 out of 3 times. But he's become a better player during the Aussie Open. Still not enough to beat you though! =)
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YSN Dean Margaret Grey and Associate Professor Robin Whittemore were awarded $750,000 from the American Diabetes Association (ADA) to expand on past successes in helping adolescents cope with type 1 diabetes.
The research grant, entitled "Integrating Behavioral Care for Teens with Diabetes," is funded through the ADA sanofi-aventis U.S. Award in Health Service Research in Clinical Care Delivery program, in support of research that examines clinical interventions and programs leading to improvements in care delivery, patient engagement, and self-management for diabetes.
Grey and Whittemore developed TeenCope, an online forum using an eye-catching graphic novel format to get adolescents talking to each other about managing diabetes. The site also delivers coping skills lessons from animated characters. The new three-year project will enhance online participation through social networking. Peer support is an important component of maintaining a healthy lifestyle, as adolescents face pressures such as not wanting to reveal medical equipment in a social setting.
In addition, the project will also integrate an online educational program aimed at problem-solving for teens with diabetes. Adolescence is a time when patients neglect self-monitoring, dietary recommendations, and pharmacologic treatments—not because of a lack of knowledge, but due to the decision-making difficulties characteristic of this life stage. Studies show that poor metabolic control in the teen years correlates to reduced self-management in adulthood, making adolescence a key period for developing healthy behaviors.
The grant will fund enhancements to the existing program and a clinical trial to assess the effectiveness of the enhanced TeenCope program compared with an existing web site for youth with diabetes, available through the American Diabetes Association web site.


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Carts before horses: Reflections on recent Green Climate Fund meeting in Korea
Jul. 15, 2013 / Posted by: Karen Orenstein / Categories: Advocacy, Blog, Climate and Energy, Economics for the Earth / Tags: Climate, Climate finance, Karen orenstein
For 2 weeks, I've been contemplating whether there is something new and exciting to say about the June board meeting of the Green Climate Fund in Korea. In short, the answer is -- not really. The GCF board continues to gloss over the foundat...Read More »


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The price of oil fell Wednesday as traders looked for signs of progress in negotiations over U.S. budget issues.
Benchmark crude dropped 88 cents, or 1 percent, to $86.31 per barrel in afternoon trading in New York.
Oil has traded in a narrow range this month as cautious investors await the outcome of budget talks in Washington. Without an agreement, huge tax hikes and spending cuts will take effect Jan. 1 that economists say could push the U.S. into a recession. And would mean less demand for oil and other energy products.
"As long as our legislators keep tossing a whole lot of uncertainty at us, these fixed asset classes such as oil are more apt to drop than increase," oil analyst Jim Ritterbusch said.
The uncertainty over the "fiscal cliff" is also leading to swings on Wall Street. U.S. stocks fell in the morning but were higher by midday.
Brent crude, which is used to price many international varieties of oil, fell 91 cents to $108.96 a barrel on London's ICE Futures exchange.
In other energy futures trading on the New York Mercantile Exchange:
— Heating oil fell 2 cents to $3 per gallon.
— Wholesale gasoline fell 3 cents to $2.66 per gallon.
— Natural gas fell 13 cents, or 3.3 percent, to $3.76 per 1,000 cubic feet.
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House fire survivor celebrated with homecoming paradeUPDATED 9:43 AM EDT Mar 10, 2014
Tatyana Hughes received a warm welcome home in New Albany on Saturday.Video Transcript
STAY WITH W-L-K-Y FOR UPDATES. A PARADE WAS HELD IN NEW ALBANY TO PAY TRIBUTE TO THE SURVIVOR OF A DEADLY HOUSE FIRE...AND HONOR THE HERO WHO RESCUED HER FROM THE BURNING HOME. BUT AS W-L-K-Y'S KIMBERLY EASTON EXPLAINS, FAMILY MEMBERS DESCRIBE FIVE-YEAR-OLD TAT'YANA HUGHES'S HOMECOMING AS BITTER SWEET. TAKE EASTON PKG: POLICE, FIRE TRUCKS , DOZENS OF CARS, EVEN MOTORCYCLES LINED UP IN A PARADE TO CELEBRATE THE HOMECOMING OF 5-YEAR OLD TAT'YANA.... "It's a must to be here for her and we're just so glad for her that she's well walking and playing you know." TAT'YANA IS THE ONLY CHILD TO SURVIVE THIS NEW ALBANY HOUSE FIRE THAT TOOK THE LIVES OF HER THREE SIBLINGS... "It's sad that her brother and sisters are not here with here but she's got other family that's here with her so it means a lot to me and all my brothers." "Celebrating the life, the survival of our 5 year old Tat'yana." AMONG THOSE CELEBRATING, SGT. ROBERT HANNON, THE MAN WHO CARRIED TAT'YANA OUT OF THIS BURNING HOME. "Crawled into the very first room that I came into with maybe a foot of visibility with my partner and but within 30 to 40 seconds found her, exited the house and took her to EMS." "That fire was so hot so fast and so furious and so fierce that he had to go in there on their hands and knees. He didn't have to do that and in doing so. He found her and he brought her to safety. That to me is more than your job that is going beyond and above your call of duty." "....For him risk his life means a whole lot. I know for me. I wouldn't be able to do it." FINALLY, EVERYONE...INCLUDING LITTLE TAT'YANA GOT TO MEET THE MAN WHO SAVED HER. "....When I saw him I got just a chill straight up and down my body. I just when I hugged him. I didn't want to let him go. It was the best the warmest feeling because all I could think about was I can finally put a face to the person who carried her out. I feel like he saved all of our lives. He did." THOUGH THIS WAS A TOUGH FIRE TO WORK, SGT. HANNON IS HAPPY TO SEE TAT'YANA AGAIN. "...Being able to see her and know that she has a future you know hopefully makes it through life well after this difficult time is uh makes you NOW THAT TAT'YANA'S RETURNED HOME, SHE HAS ONE WISH SHE'D LIKE TO
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Longwood receives record number of deposits from prospective students
May 9, 2011
Longwood University has received a record 1,092 deposits from prospective freshmen seeking to enroll at Longwood for the 2011 fall semester. The previous record was set in 2008 when 1,072 deposits were received by May 5. In addition, a record number of visitors have toured the campus recently, including 1,048 students and parents who attended an open house for accepted students on April 9.
"It is no surprise that Longwood continues to grow given the exceptional academic, leadership, and social opportunities available to students," said Longwood President Patrick Finnegan. "These were among the qualities that attracted me when I considered serving as President. That being said, this increase is in accordance with our strategic growth plan, which will still allow us to offer small classes and provide the individual attention that makes us unique among most public colleges." President Finnegan became president in July 2010 after serving as Dean of the Academic Board at West Point from 2005 to June 2010.
In recognition of Governor McDonnell's emphasis on providing access to higher education to more Virginians, Longwood's prospective students represent all areas of the Commonwealth of Virginia with 25 percent from Northern Virginia, 22 percent from the Richmond area, 22 percent from the Hampton Roads area, and 28 percent from other regions of the state. Three percent of the prospective students are from out of state.
"The increase in freshmen deposits is a clear indication that more students want to take advantage of our smaller classes," said Bob Chonko, dean of admissions. "Our decade-old internship and undergraduate research requirement provides real-life, hands-on experience to a student's degree and an extraordinary number of co-curricular activities provide many opportunities for personal growth."
Approximately 24 percent of the freshmen have indicated their intent to enroll in majors related to the fields of science, technology, engineering and math (STEM). This includes 42 new students who will enroll in Longwood's nursing program, which was launched in fall 2009. The program currently enrolls 74 students and will graduate its first class in 2013.
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This page is a link to ervery Anthropomorphic Convention that takes place currently as well as data on such cons, historically including PAID attendance figures. The bottom shows the total individuals attending ALL anthropomorphic conventions on a yearly basis as well as a percentage growth in such attendance.
Any mistakes in this spreadsheet are purely my own though I have gone to a fair amount of research to get it as accurate as limited time allows. I'll continue to update it as time goes by. Feel free to email corrections to me.


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Top five public speaking tics that are annoying as Hell | Questions and Observations
I spend a lot of time in front of an audience. It's a major source of my income, and if I suck at it, my bank account will feel it.
Since I'm rather fond of my bank account, I try to listen to others who do public speaking, and pick up do's and don'ts from them. It's mostly don'ts, I'm afraid, especially from politicians. Our generation has very few good public speakers, and no genuine orators of consequence as far as I know.
The worst things I see are tics that speakers fall into. They annoy the heck out of me, and probably you too. I try to observe and remember those annoyances, so that I can avoid them in my own delivery.
Here, then are the top five things I notice in public speakers that grate on my nerves. Any of you that need to get in front of a group should try hard to avoid having a single one of these tics even one time in your presentation.
Very good advice, if you do any public speaking. Read the whole thing and take it to heart, especially if there is any chance I'll find myself listening to you some day.


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Some people (my husband among them) think God speaks to us in the thunder and lightening of storms. I pooh-poohed the notion until a recent night in Niger, when I heard the loudest, most majestic storm ever. I didn't time it, but it seemed to go on for nearly an hour (my colleagues the next day agreed). Having spent a few days in Tahoua, meeting people who plan their lives around the three to four month rainy season so they can survive the other nine dry months of the year, my husband has made a believer out of me.
As I listened to the ear-splitting cracks of thunder, watched the brilliant flashes of lightening and felt the power of the wind and rain, I thought about, and then prayed for, the many many people I'd met (and even more I hadn't) who are benefiting from the support of Lutherans like you.
I realized that this was the 18th day of rain — Niger averages 25 days of rain per season; the season peaks in August and typically ends in late September — and that the rain I was hearing would be slowed and captured for growing plants that would later be transplanted. This is part of a cash-for-work program that also helped Malama, Fatchima, Taboulla and dozens, perhaps hundreds of other women — many of them widows — feed their families of eight or more people. But I also realized that, even though the pouring, driving rain that accompanied the storm was an enormous blessing, many families sleep outside. This had to be an unimaginably uncomfortable, even dangerous, night.
My 81-year-old mother is currently doing a devotional practice where every hour of her day, on the hour, she gets on her knees to pray the Lord's Prayer. While I didn't get out of bed to kneel, as the storm ended and I slipped back between clean sheets and a king-sized bed I ended my prayers by following her example, remembering to say an extra prayer of gratitude for the incredible blessings I have received and for God's grace.
We ended each conversation with the people we met the same way: asking if there were any questions for us. No one asked whether there would be more support, more funding, more cash-for-work. Instead, we were consistently thanked and asked to share their thanks with you.
One man said "I am no longer poor!"
Another woman said "I can buy my children clothing and pay their school fees!" "I can help other family members and my neighbors," because "a man who eats alone dies alone!"
And we were told how much they appreciated the training. How proud they are that they can apply what they've learned. How they can even create their own ways to improve their families' and communities' ways of making a living now and in the future.
The next time I hear a storm, I hope, like my husband, I remember to turn off the television and take time to remember the people I met, to thank God for them and to thank Him for you and the life-changing work that you make possible.


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This Video Clip with Glenn Beck may surprise you. Beck says that Civil Unrest is going to Europe and then it's coming to America. At the Pentagon they are preparing for Chaos in the Streets in America. It's called " Unified Quest 2011, " they are role playing scenarios of Food Riots, Gun Confiscations and Riots in the streets of America. Have they misjudged Americans?
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GREENWOOD — A Greenwood detective's sworn statement says a doctor allegedly offered a hit man $20,000 to kill an area attorney.
In an affidavit released by Attorney General Jim Hood, Detective Jeff Byars says Dr. Arnold Smith allegedly offered the money to kill Lee Abraham. Derrick Lacy, who was critically wounded in the Saturday night shooting, allegedly told investigators prior to being taken to the hospital that he overhead the physician offer Keaira Byrd the money during a telephone conversation.
The Greenwood Commonwealth reports the information comes from the document sworn Sunday by Byars prior to getting a search warrant for Smith's home.
The document lays out in detail a version of events leading to the confrontation that left Byrd dead.


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All non-playoff teams get shot at No. 1 pick under new NHL draft lottery rules
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By Mark Stepneski
The NHL has tweaked the draft lottery, giving all 14 teams taking part a shot at the No. 1 overall pick in the draft. The odds of winning the lottery are the same as in previous years, giving teams at the bottom of the standings a much greater chance of winning, but any team that finishes out of the playoffs - or has the rights to the pick of one of those teams - can secure the No. 1 overall selection in the NHL Entry Draft.
Also, all seven rounds of this year's draft will be conducted on a single day - Sunday, June 30 - in New Jersey.
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"research class of ship to Antarctica" Antarctica Transportation Tip by Ekahau
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The research class of ship is is, a friendly, and interactive ship where as a general rule you can wonder onto the bridge and interface with the crew. The Officers and crew are Russian and the Ships were made for the former Soviet Union by Finland as Ice strengthened research vessels to sail in the treacherous waters of the USSR's Artic Coast and to Support the Research stations of the Soviet Union in Antarctica. They hold from 45 to 55 Passengers. The following are the ones this VTer knows of.
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The oldest was built in 1985 the newest in 1990.
One can get to Antarctica for as little as $3,995 in a triple room on a research Ship nd this sort of ship has cool stuff to do like Sea Kayaking, Ice Climbing, Ice Scuba Diving and Cross Country Skiing. On the Grigoriy Mikheev for example there is a trip to the Weddell Sea where the Vter can see the Emperor Penguin for under $5,000. (this trip is November 13, 2006)
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Fifty-six-year-old Terry Anderson admits he's known best for the seven years he was in captivity in the Middle East.
"The seven years I was a hostage were important in my life, but so were the six years I was a Marine, the years I worked as a radio, television and newspaper journalist, the 17 years I was a correspondent for the Associated Press," says Terry Anderson.
But Ohio's democratic party hopes he can be known for something else: as the person who helped their party end the republican control of the state legislature.
"Politicians should have goals and vision and should strive to raise the quality of life for their people," said State Senator and Senate Democratic Leader Greg DiDonato," not to be worrying about who's going to be the next governor."
While he admits he hasn't completely determined what issues he'll campaign on, Anderson appears to be emphasizing one thing he mentioned repeatedly: education, education, education.
"The only way we can make them pay attention to a problem everybody knows is there, is by our votes," Anderson said. "And we're going to have to insist; we can't let them continue ignoring us."
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Definition of rerelease in English:
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Release (a recording or movie) again: he is rereleasing his 1983 hit single
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- We re-released the film in 1987 and it was a hit, successful compared to its initial run and I really hadn't thought about the film till then.
- Shot on location, this recently re-released film offers plenty to adore.
- The film was re-released in a colourised version after the end of the Second World War, a telling sign of its commercial success and popularity.
1The action of releasing a recording or movie again: the rerelease of Disney's 1937 classic
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- Ad Campaign shows some examples of the poster and lobby card advertising used in the 1941 original release and the 1956 re-release campaigns.
- It was a clever move - a way to justify the film's re-release while still mocking the idea of a director's cut itself - yet not a wholly original one.
- Piccadilly, recently restored and too-long unseen, premiered its newly composed score as part of the film's re-release.
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