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Rona Kay Rodeheaver, 47, of Martinsburg, passed away on Friday, May 17, 2013, at the Berkeley Medical Center.
Born Nov. 23, 1965, in Martinsburg, she is the daughter of Alice (Miller) Vanorsdale, and Ronald "Ronnie" Ahalt and his wife, Penny Ahalt.
Rona was a loving mother and grandmother.
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In addition to her parents, she is survived by her husband, James "Red" Rodeheaver; two sons, Cody and Justin Rodeheaver; two daughters, Christina Ahalt and husband, Kevin "Bud," and Jessica Domer; three grandchildren, Ivy "Jelly Bean" Dolan, Christian "CheeBie Boy" Rodeheaver and Kylee "Lady Bug" Rodeheaver; three additional grandchildren; two brothers, Austin Ahalt and Willy Athey; and one sister, Jessica Slack.
She was preceded in death by a grandson, Randell Domer; a sister, Katie Ahalt and a brother, Aaron Ahalt.
Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. on Friday, May 24, 2013, at Brown Funeral Home, with Pastor David Davis officiating.
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A Buffalo man who stole more than $160,100 worth of Social Security benefits by failing to notify the federal agency of his father's death admitted to theft of public money and faces up to 10 years in prison and a $250,000 fine, U.S. Attorney William J. Hochul Jr. reported.
Joseph Packer Jr., 62, pleaded guilty before U.S. District Judge Richard J. Arcara to the charge, Hochul reported Friday.
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Joseph Packer Sr., a 20-year general contractor for Laborer's Local 91, died April 26, 2000 in Buffalo at the age of 90.
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Many among the new wave of Buffalo restaurant fanciers have never heard of Victor Hugo's, once one of the city's finest restaurants. What experiences could Peter Gust Economou's Park Lane, or The Cloister, present that today's restaurants cannot?
In anticipation of Forest Lawn's speaker series, "Buffalo's Best Restaurants Remembered," beginning Jan. 27, The News invites former customers and staff to send in memories, stories or anecdotes worth sharing. If we get enough responses we'll write a story about these restaurant gems of another era. Email them to firstname.lastname@example.com">agalarneau@ buffnews.com or mail to: Restaurants Remembered, 1 News Plaza, Buffalo NY 14203.
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Simon Cowell has yet to speak out about becoming a father but Lauren Silverman, the woman who is pregnant with his first child, is apparently happy about her relationship with The X Factor judge.
"She is ecstatic to be with Simon," a source tells PEOPLE, adding that Silverman, 36, and Cowell, 53, have been seeing each other for more than a few months.
Although Silverman is still married to a Cowell's friend Andrew Silverman, the source says she and Andrew are in the process of divorcing.
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Director and filmmaker Timothy S. Meeks not only sends us into a delightfully addicting, and voyeuristic journey in his most recent film, To Us, but he also allows the viewer to reflect on how they view marriage and relationships in today's modern world.
The film craftily follows a newlywed couple who instead of enjoying what is supposed to be their sacred wedding night, begin to question their relationship. Will they become another statistic of divorce or will their love endure until death do them part?
NewsChannel 3 sat down with Meeks, a Solvang native, to gain a deeper insight into his film.
How much did you draw from personal experience when creating this film?
Yea that's the question I've been getting a lot (laughs). I'm not married and I have not been married, but the inspiration...it's more of an observation because I was searching for what marriage represents in my current generation, and inspiration of when I worked at a bunch of hotels. I worked at one in Solvang and I worked at one in L.A.
I was a bellman so I would check in a lot of newlyweds, and be in the hotel room with them in their first moments of being married, and I found out it wasn't always the most blissful thing that you'd expect. It was like staleness or routine, like if it was only a Tuesday instead of the most sacred day, supposedly, of their relationship. So I would leave the room and be like "what is going on? How did they get to that point when it's no longer sacred," because I had my own ideals of what a wedding night might be or what a relationship might be. So I started exploring that in my writing.
Is it farfetched to say that this film projects a society in which we live that has changed so much, that we fool ourselves into thinking the world is still the same as it was from the time our grandparents were young?
I'm more interested in how the film reflects on the viewer after they see it. What their interpretation is of marriage and relationship…I think it has definitely changed since our grandparents got married.
I think, also, my two characters in the film are split. They're divided, where Beth is holding on to those ideals that have been passed down to generations, of who her new husband is, on what she wants out of him. She's putting him on a pedestal. Then we have David who's holding on to the past, and they're colliding in the moment. So I think it's up to the viewer to decide where they fit in that spectrum of how they view marriage and how they feel about relationship.
Is it a fair assumption that this film explores taboo subjects? If so, how?
I wanted to explore the ideas of "each other" in a relationship instead of what is actually true…I think though, that after you're married nothing should be taboo…Even though it feels that way, I feel it should be open to explore if you plan on spending the rest of your life with that person.
A recurring motif in the film is water. Can you explain the significance behind this water motif?
That's a good question. It came naturally in the theme just as a kind of baptism or rebirth for the characters. And they keep constantly finding that this metaphor of a water baptism cleanses them of whatever their dealing with at the time.
A very noticeable aspect of the movie was the small presence of dialogue. Why did you decide to have very little dialogue in your film?
I find that the heaviest moments in real life are not the ones that are spoken but rather those where you're sitting in the moment. It's that heaviness and that weight where as humans we realize the mistake. And so when I started writing I said "That's what I'm interested in." I'm interested in the moment in between moments…in that quietness, that stillness, where you almost feel the oxygen has been sucked out of the room, and the characters are gasping for air, dealing with what they realized about each other.
The audience has to see, visually, and then see how it reflects on them instead of just telling them.
Seems like a very pessimistic movie wouldn't you say?
It depends on who's viewing it. Someone might think that if they [the characters] work hard enough they're gonna figure it out. It all depends on, I think, the viewer.
One thing I really wanted the movie to say is that love, or relationships, is complicated. It's a bunch of things at a time. It's not just black or white. And even though it's your wedding day or your honeymoon it's still complicated. There's still hard work that needs to take place.
Without revealing too much, why did you decide to go with the ending you did?
I didn't want to tell the audience what was next. I felt that if I told them, one way or the other, exactly what was going to happen, then they wouldn't have to leave the theater thinking about their own personal relationships and how they view marriage. Instead I'm leaving it- "this is where they're at in marriage, how does this reflect on you?"
What message should audiences leave with, after watching this film?
(Laugh) I don't think I can answer that. I think that would be up to the viewer. I just want them to think about their own view of marriage and relationships. That's my goal…That they will have to think about themselves and why they're drawn to marriage, or why their drawn to their significant other, and what that means to them. That's the goal.
One of the many things that filmmakers have to face are those obstacles that pop up when making a movie. What were the challenges and hardships you experienced while making this film?
Well, I'll tell you about one story on the second day of filming…Our lead actor James, we were shooting a lot of stuff down at the beach, he was walking alone, and we had just finished up his sequence, and we were about to move on to the next setup.


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Is Carter seriously bigger than Noah now? Oh my word when did they get grown.ReplyDelete
I'm sure after Ivy's house dance, it will work and you are going to find your house...I love the pony on the rock...The boys look so tall.ReplyDelete
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I'm hoping after Ivy's dance, you are going to find the house you love! The boys just keep on growing up!ReplyDelete
You have the cutest dang kids ever. My would be as cute, but they aren't dressed as well ;-)ReplyDelete
Seriously the fab four are stunning!!! ANd what happened to your big boys over the summer - they have shot up!!! So cute!!!ReplyDelete
Yeah, is Carter taller than Noah now? Such a beautiful family.ReplyDelete
Is Carter taller than Noah?!? I know that everyone is asking but WOWOWOWOW!!ReplyDelete
Hope the packing is going better...
Your kids are getting so BIG!!! My little Anthony is looking for a date for prom- is Ivy available? They are only a few weeks apart in age and I can vouch that he comes from a good family!ReplyDelete
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The U.S. Dairy Sustainability Awards program continues to gain support, as the Innovation Center for U.S. Dairy® today announced that the newly launched awards program will be judged by a panel of experts from academic institutions, USDA, EPA, World Wildlife Fund, media and dairy industry leaders.
In September, the Innovation Center for U.S. Dairy, in affiliation with the Dairy Research Institute®, announced the U.S. Dairy Sustainability Awards, a new program to recognize dairy farms, businesses and collaborative partnerships for efforts that deliver outstanding economic, environmental and/or social benefit, thus helping advance sustainability of the dairy industry.
The Innovation Center and Dairy Research Institute were established by America's dairy farmers to foster innovation and research across the industry.
"In the U.S. dairy industry, we have learned that there is incredible power in working together, pre-competitively, through our entire value chain and beyond," said Paul Rovey, an Arizona dairy producer, member of the judges panel and Chair of Dairy Management Inc™. "This program is a great example of how systemwide collaborative efforts can help dairy secure a bright future, providing healthy products, healthy businesses and a healthy planet to future generations."
The judges panel brings together leading experts on the economic and environmental issues and opportunities facing the dairy industry today. This varied experience will enable the panel to assess nominations from diverse perspectives as they evaluate and select the winners. All nominations will be evaluated based on the program's or project's results as measured by triple bottom-line success — economic, environmental and social. Judges also will assess the potential for adoption of the idea by other dairy farms and businesses; demonstrated learning, innovation and improvement; and scalability.
Judges for the inaugural U.S. Dairy Sustainability Awards are:
• Robert Bonnie, Senior Advisor to the Secretary for Environment and Climate, U.S. Department of Ag
• Jim Carper, Chief Editor, Dairy Foods
• Dr. Jason Clay, Senior Vice President, Market Transformation, World Wildlife Fund
• Lawrence Elworth, Agricultural Counselor to the Administrator, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
• Dr. Molly Jahn, Professor, Laboratory of Genetics and Department of Agronomy, University of Wisconsin-Madison
• Larry Jensen, President, Leprino Foods and Chair, Innovation Center for U.S. Dairy
• Matt Kistler, Senior Vice President, Walmart
• Steve Larson, Managing Editor, Hoard's Dairyman
• Dr. James Linn, Department Head, Professor of Dairy Nutrition, University of Minnesota; and President, American Dairy Science Association
• Joel Makower, Chairman and Executive Editor, Greenbiz Group Inc.
• Randy Mooney, Dairy Producer and Chairman, National Milk Producers Federation
• Dr. M. Gatz Riddell, Executive Vice President, American Association of Bovine Practitioners
• Paul Rovey, Dairy Producer and Chairman, Dairy Management Inc.
• Connie Tipton, President and Chief Executive Officer, International Dairy Foods Association
• Dave White, Chief, Natural Resources Conservation Service, USDA
In addition to the prominence of the judges panel, USDA and World Wildlife Fund have lent their support to the U.S. Dairy Sustainability Awards. Since 2010, World Wildlife Fund and the Innovation Center have established a transformative partnership to build on each other's networks, knowledge and experience, with the broader goal of creating a more sustainable dairy industry environmentally, socially and economically.
"We believe that when it comes to big issues such as reducing greenhouse gas emissions or safeguarding our water supply, no individual sector — government, NGO or business — can make as big of a difference working alone as we can working together," said Dr. Jason Clay, senior vice president, market transformation for World Wildlife Fund. "The U.S. Dairy Sustainability Awards highlight the benefits of shared research, technical expertise and best management practices. The success that we are having in our work with the U.S. dairy industry is already attracting attention from groups around the globe that hope to create similar partnerships."
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Nominations are being accepted at www.USDairy.com/Sustainability/Awards through Dec. 1, 2011 for the following awards:
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• The U.S. Dairy Export Council Award for Outstanding Dairy Processing & Manufacturing Sustainability
• The Center for Advanced Energy Studies/Idaho National Laboratory Award for Outstanding Achievement in Energy
Winners of the inaugural U.S. Dairy Awards will be announced in February 2012 and will be recognized at a special awards ceremony held in Washington D.C. The awards are part of the U.S. Dairy Sustainability Commitment, an industrywide effort to measure and improved the economic, environmental and social sustainability of the dairy industry. For more information on the U.S. Dairy Awards Program, visit www.USDairy.com/Sustainability/Awards.


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6 Awesome Theories That Totally Change Famous Characters
Origin stories are almost always huge money-makers. Even the god-awful Star Wars prequels still managed to make an obscene amount of money solely because they were about the birth of Darth Vader. So you have to wonder why every pop culture icon hasn't yet been given its own juicy backstory, and the short answer is: It has. It's just that with some movie and TV origins, you have to look all the way in the background or deleted scenes to discover that ...
#6. Heath Ledger's Joker Was Probably a Soldier
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When The Dark Knight came out in 2008, comic book purists shat enough bricks to build the filthiest replica of the Great Wall of China. Suddenly, all the changes made to the Joker character that they bemoaned -- like the face scars and making him an anarchist bomb expert -- didn't seem to matter in light of everything Christopher Nolan and Heath Ledger did with the character.
Their Joker was scary, intimidating, and, true to the comic books, even had a mysterious origin that kept him a fascinating, psychopathic enigma ... provided you ignore all the clues that clearly point to the Joker's military background.
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They're very subtle, but they're there.
Throughout the movie, the Joker shows remarkable comfort with military-grade weaponry like grenades, explosives, and machine guns, and after extensive Googling followed by a visit from two very nice federal agents, I can tell you that you can't learn how to use that stuff from the Internet. I'm also pretty sure that you wouldn't be able to blow up whole building complexes or hit a moving vehicle with a rocket launcher from inside a speeding truck without at least some practice. And unless the Joker grew up in the city from the GTA games, the only place he could have practiced that is the military.
That's not even my own stupid opinion. That's actually one of the "official" possible origins for the Joker found in The Dark Knight Manual, a 2012 tie-in book for The Dark Knight Rises.
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"You want to know how I got these scars? Only $28.65! Order now!"
Actually, a stint in the military would explain a lot of other things about the character, like the, well, military precision of his tactics, including the time he killed a guy using a precisely timed school bus. Plus, there's this seemingly random piece of dialogue the Joker says in the movie:
"I tell the press that, like, a gang banger will get shot, or a truckload of soldiers will be blown up, nobody panics, because it's all 'part of the plan.'"
Of all the things he could have used as an example, it's interesting that the Joker would bring up soldiers getting blown up, especially as shrapnel wounds would be the perfect explanation for his scars. Add some inevitable PTSD into the mix and suddenly you see Ledger's Clown Prince of Crime for who he really is: an ex-soldier who became disfigured, snapped, and later spent the entire movie killing mayors, district attorneys, and police commissioners, aka people who in his troubled mind were representatives of the government that sent him to war.
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The clothing choices of a man who's sick of camo.
#5. Jack Sparrow Became a Pirate Because He Refused to Haul Slaves
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It's a true testament to Johnny Depp's acting abilities that he was able to make a pop culture icon out of Captain Jack Sparrow, an obviously stoned jackass from a Disney movie based on a boat ride.
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"Yo-ho-ho and a bottle of opiates."
Maybe it's the inability to tell whether Jack is good or evil that ultimately draws audiences to him. After all, he did betray Orlando Bloom to the monstrous Davy Jones one time, but then he risked his life to go back and save his crew/ship at the end of Dead Man's Chest. So, if Jack Sparrow's selling point is his moral ambiguity, then I completely understand why the following exchange was removed from Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End:
In this deleted scene, we see Cutler Beckett, president of the East India Trading Company, talking to Sparrow about their shared past. From their short conversation we learn that, many years before the events of the first Pirates film, Jack was working for the EITC until he was trusted with transporting "cargo" that turned out to be a shipment of slaves. So, being Jack Sparrow, he set them free, simply telling Beckett in the deleted scene that "People aren't cargo, mate."
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There. Right there. Just as he says that, you can see the exact moment when Jack Sparrow goes from a morally ambiguous asshole to an all-around decent person. When he delivers the line, he doesn't ruin it with any of his trademark silly gestures, instead saying it in a kind of sad, matter-of-fact way, almost as if he had to explain to another person that water is wet.
Even though what he did resulted in being branded a pirate, you don't hear any hesitation in his voice, because for all the shitty things Jack Sparrow might have done, he'd never condemn an innocent person to a lifetime of slavery. It's probably the most character development he's gotten throughout all four Pirates movies, and it made him look so cool that of course they had to cut it, otherwise no man would ever have sex without having to put on a Jack Sparrow mask. And speaking of sex ...
#4. Nala Was Almost Raped by Scar
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The Lion King has left such a gigantic impact on our childhoods that if you asked 10 random people in their late 20s if they still remember the songs from the movie, eight would say yes, and two would break into "Hakuna Matata." But while we're on the topic of The Lion King songs, did you know that one of them is about rape?
The song in question is called "The Madness of King Scar," and it's all about how hot Scar is for Nala (Simba's childhood friend) and how he'll mate with her whether she likes it or not.
"The Madness of King Scar," which was cut from the movie but kept in the stage adaptation, was supposed to take place after Scar killed his brother and finally became king. It starts off with Scar singing about how nobody likes him before deciding that what he truly needs to be happy is a queen. And luckily, just then Nala enters the scene to bitch Scar out for not controlling the hyenas. The king, who has known the lioness since she was a cub, takes one look at her and goes ...
"Ah, Nala ... Your timing couldn't have been more perfect. My how you've grown."
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As Nala continues talking, Scar instead proposes that they skip all this foreplay that Nala wasn't even aware they were having and go create a host of little Scars. Not waiting for a proper answer, Scar then pounces on Nala and gets his fuzzy ass kicked before rolling out one of the creepiest lines in a Disney movie ever:
"Oh, Nala ... you know how I loathe violence ... One way or another, you will be mine."
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And that's pretty much your face hearing that, too.
The song was originally meant to explain why Nala left the Pride Lands before eventually encountering the grown-up Simba and trying to convince him to take his rightful place as king. But apparently Disney decided that plot holes were a small price to pay to keep the audience from ever uttering the words, "Wait, did Disney actually make a song about rape?!"


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When you're in the car with multiple people and one person rips ass: A fart so deadly it can be compared to jews being gassed in Auschwitz.
Dude, last night driving home from taco bell Max pulled an Auschwitz so bad that I had to park the car and get out. Drew even puked.
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A german death camp, Used in WWII for killing and torturing jews, many jews died in gas cahmbers and other methods
Aldof hitler is fuckign sick, He killed so many jews in auschwitz death camp
লিখেছেন- AC 24 de সেপ্টেমবার de 2003
Refering to a small, cramped, and often overheated space, similar to an auschwitz crematorium.
crouched in scott's trunk, mike exclaimed, "wtf, its like fucking auschwitz back here!"
লিখেছেন- mikechen 18 de অগাস্ট de 2006
1) The name of the largest concentration camp in WWII
2) Used to describe a place where someone lives, which is in really bad condition.
2) Used to describe a place where someone lives, which is in really bad condition.
Dude, I visited John's new apartment yesterday...what a shitty place..it was totally Auschwitz.
লিখেছেন- The Crimson King 5 de জুন de 2005
the meaning of pain
Dude, what's that one Slayer song on Reign in Blood about Auschwitz?
Angel of Death.
Angel of Death.
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The act of farting in a small, confined space where an escape is challenging while sharing said space with another person. This is best achieved in places like the shower, motor vehicle or a small walk-in closet. Basically a variation on the Dutch Oven with less chance of the victim avoiding your stench.
"Dude, the wife was showering with me last night and I totally Auschwitz her."
লিখেছেন- RandyWiggins 15 de এপ্রিল de 2015
A state of complete and utter PWNAGE.
Man i got a 50-0 in halo last night, i was totaly pulling an auschwitz.
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Are you an artist or a plant lover who wants to bring out your "inner Edward Scissorhands" with a unique project?
The Maui Association of Landscape Professionals is looking for entrants for the third annual ARTSCAPES "Living Art Exhibition" to be featured at the 17th Annual Maui Lawn and Garden Fair from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 3 at the Maui Mall in Kahului.
"This is our third year of ARTSCAPES and each year the number of entrants increases and the level of artistic creation gets more and more extraordinary," says Gary Mohrlang, president of MALP. "We are looking forward to seeing what our landscapers, gardeners and artists come up with this year!"
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The new acrylic, Hilo Moon, by Pegge Hopper is on display at The Ritz-Carlton, Kapalua.
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Bring out your "inner Edward Scissorhands" by entering ARTSCAPES at Maui Mall.
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Exhibitors will create their designs within a 9'W x 7'D x 9'H indoor space in one of the Maui Mall store fronts. Entries may include water features, moving parts, or whatever the artists can conceive, as long as at least 50 percent of the materials are plants. Judges will award prize money for the top three entries, and the public will be invited to pick its favorite as well.
For more details, contact Gary Mohrlang at 298-8413, email@example.com or go to www.MALP.org by Oct. 20.
World-renowned for her Hawaiian women who recline in languishing poses, Hawaii artist Pegge Hopper has been around for decades.
She's still coming up with new works and they are on display excusively at the Village Galleries lobby level of the Ritz-Carlton, Kapalua.
Born in Oakland, Calif., she attended the Art Center College of Design in Pasadena and has lived in Hawaii since 1963. But she also called Milan, Italy, home for two years when she was a designer for La Rinascenta department store in that trendy city in the northern part of the country.
Hopper has had numerous one-woman shows and her works are also represented in many prominent and private collections such as the Hawaii State Foundation on Culture and the Arts, the Pacific Club, Kona Village Resort, the Bishop Museum, Honolulu International Airport, the American Hawaii Cruise Lines and most recently, the Ritz-Carlton Club and Residences at beautiful Kapalua Bay on Maui.
"Do come by and check out Pegge's newest original works," says Village Galleries Director Ann KenKnight.
The Maui Hands Gallery at the Hyatt Regency Maui in Kaanapali is presenting the oil paintings of Diana Leone from 2 to 5 p.m. Thursday.
Leone works out of her studio in Kihei. She is the founder of renowned shop, The Quilting Bee, and has been a licensed designer of fabrics for the quilt industry for over 30 years.
She wrote the book, "Quilt Making, The New Sampler Quilt," which is now in its 35th year of publication. With her Art Education degree, M.A., as well as Life Teaching Credential, she has taught quilting around the world for over 30 years.
Diana paints everyday, and says about her career, "What a great life if my biggest decision is, shall I paint in the studio or in plein air?"
First Place winner of the 5th annual Statewide Plein Air Painters of Hawaii Juried show held last March at the Maui Hands gallery in Paia, Diana will also be painting in the Great Makawao Paint Out.
The person who runs Upcountry Fine Art store on Makawao Avenue is going on sabbatical to rest and do some paintings.
"During this period, we will have limited hours," says Pamela Neswald. "But you will also be able to shop by appointment. Hours are 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Tuesday and Thursday."
For more details or an appointment, call 573-6000 or 573-2768.


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A slang term for toilet roll.
"There's no bum fodder!"
"Well, you'll just have to improvise."
"Well, you'll just have to improvise."
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Hold it, mate, the crapper's out of bumfodder.
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BumFodder is an annoying person who has joined newgrounds and goes on the the forum and can be banned sometimes and has a few enimies and thinks Newgrounds is the best!
ME! I'm BumFodder, so nobody else can be him MWAHAHAHAHAHA!!!
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The lint from your underpants that gets caught between your butt crack and cemented together by sweat and natural body grease concentrated around that area.
Someone would say: Every time I have a shower and watch my butt crack I get bum fodder on the washer.
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By Alexandra Fleischman | June 10, 2013
Family and cooking go hand in hand, and family recipes can stay with us our whole lives. But, most of us can't claim our family invented the reuben.
What would the world do without cheese, corn flakes, popsicles, and chocolate chip cookies?
We love strawberries and their incredible versatility, especially when they're in season. Bon Appétit delineates the many varieties.
New research might make asparagus the new superfood. According to NPR's The Salt, a compound in asparagus lowered blood pressure in rats. Time to change your dinner plans? Read More


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Dairy exports above historical levels
Dairy exports above historical levels
U.S. dairy exports are on the upswing, according to the USDA's Foreign Agricultural Service's Summary of U.S. Dairy Exports released June 9, 2011. During the February to April 2011 time period, exports of dry ingredients (milk powder, whey, lactose), cheese, and butterfat were 394,581 tons. This is up 24 percent from the same period last year.
The volumes of nonfat dry milk (NFD), skim milk powder (SMP), cheese, and whey shipped in April were above historical levels, but slightly below the volumes shipped in previous months. In April, the total export value was $394 million, up 35 percent from 2010.
Milk powder export volumes, for the year to date, are up 53 percent compared to last year. The majority of growth in the February - April period, can be attributed to an increased demand from countries in Southeast Asia. Sales in this region were up 62 percent from last year which accounts for almost half of the U.S. volume shipped. Vietnam, Indonesia, and the Philippines were the largest customers in the region. Additionally, Peru and Pakistan are showing potential to become a stronger market for U.S. dairy exports of milk powder.
Total whey exports dropped 10 percent in April compared to a year ago and are down 2 percent for the February to April period compared to 2010. China and Southeast Asia continue to drive volume, accounting for more than half of all whey shipments between February and April 2011. While sales to China dropped 13 percent, export volumes to Southeast Asia rose 15 percent. Whey protein exports to Mexico have also taken a hard hit, down by more than a third compared to a year ago.
April cheese exports were also below February and March levels but have increased 28 percent over the volume exported during the same month in 2010. Cheese exports, year to date, have shown a 68 percent increase over the volume shipped last year. Shipments have been driven by strong business in South Korea, Middle East/North Africa, Japan, and Mexico. These countries have shown 140, 101, 86, and 14 percent increases, respectively.
Butterfat, on the other hand, has defied April's downward export trend. Exports increased 117 percent compared to a year ago and 122 percent since the February to April time period in 2010. Major customers contributing to this increase included Saudi Arabia, Mexico, Denmark, and Morocco. For these three months, lactose exports rose 30 percent, to near-record levels. China has now become our largest lactose customer with exports up 73 percent.
Dairy exports had a strong upward trend from February to April of this year. While April took a slight hit in the volume of exports hit, it was still well above historical levels.


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Erie man charged in theft from metal recycling business
Erie police have charged a city man with stealing scrap copper from a metal recycling business in the city in late January.
Ramey K Britt, 21, of the 700 block of East 25th Street, is free on $10,000 unsecured bond after he was arraigned Wednesday night by Erie 4th Ward District Judge Tom Robie on charges of criminal trespass, theft by unlawful taking and receiving stolen property.
Britt is accused of stealing a 100-pound sack of mixed copper, valued at $250, from Liberty Iron & Metal, 1515 East Ave., on Jan. 24. Police said a security guard at the facility witnessed the theft and later caught Britt on some nearby railroad tracks, where he was burning the insulation off copper wire, according to court documents filed by Erie police Detective Tom Gray.


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Let me first say that I had never believed, under the heavy weight of the NCAA sanctions, that Bill O'Brien would be at Penn State for more than another year or two.
He's an excellent coach with NFL aspirations, the NFL wants him, and at some point he would have gotten fed up with the enormous burden of having only 65 scholarships through 2017.
Why would any terrific coach choose to hang around and deal with all that mess when an NFL opportunity was waiting?
Now O'Brien doesn't have to.
Which means that now there's a much greater chance he will remain at Penn State for a number of years.
That should come as tremendous news to Nittany Lion fans.
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Players focused on season, not NCAA news
Three Penn State players spoke to the media Wednesday - RB Akeel Lynch, PK Sam Ficken and DTAustin Johnson - and each fielded numerous questions about the NCAA giving back scholarships. Each player said virtually the same thing, almost verbatim as if they had been coached what to say, in that it's good news but that they are more focused on this season.
Ficken offered the most detailed response when asked if the NCAA's decision was a sense of hope for the players.
"There's been talk that the sanctions might have been reduced, so you're always hoping for that, but you're not really keying on that too much," Ficken said. "You're just going through your daily routine. No matter if the sanctions get lifted or whatnot, we're not going to practice any different, we're not going to play any different, we're not going to train in the offseason any different. So there's no real change for the players."
The NCAA's decision Tuesday to gradually give PSU back its scholarships is a game-changer in two big ways.
The first is obvious - that the Lions will be able to lure more good players, making them a better team year in and year out.
Just as important is that O'Brien's job became significantly easier - still difficult, but much easier nonetheless - and he won't have to bang his head against the wall every day for years trying to figure out how to field a competitive team with only 65 scholarships.
Let's get one thing out of the way first.
If the New England Patriots or New York Giants come after O'Brien, he's gone. There's nothing Penn State could do to prevent him from leaving for an elite franchise like that.
Bill Belichick probably isn't going anywhere any time soon, so the Patriots job wouldn't seem feasible for a while. But the Giants job? They're 0-3 and have been awful, plus Coughlin is 67 and could decide to retire in a year or two.
Another possibility could be the Steelers. If they miss the playoffs this year and next, Mike Tomlin could be on his way out, and they might be interested in O'Brien.
Those are some of the best jobs in the NFL, and O'Brien would be wise to wait for one of them. As long as he keeps doing well at Penn State, there would be no reason for him to take a midling pro job like the San Diego Chargers, Tennessee Titans, Cleveland Browns or Buffalo Bills.
And he absolutely can continue to do well with the Lions thanks to the NCAA's help - did you ever think you'd see that phrase? - by giving back the scholarships.
Penn State will have 75 scholarships next year, 80 in 2015 and 85 in 2016. The Lions also will be able to go to a bowl game by 2016, if not sooner because the NCAA very well might reduce that sanction, as well.
Penn State should be able to compete with and/or beat every team in the Big Ten this season - with the possible exception of Ohio State - and that's with only about 66 scholarships plus a few more given to walk-ons.
Just think what O'Brien can do with 80 or 85 scholarships and the reward of a bowl game to sell to recruits.
It's not out of the realm of possibility that Penn State could compete for a Big Ten title the first year it's able to return to a bowl game. And who knows, with the college football playoff system coming up, winning the Big Ten could get the Lions in contention for the playoff.
It's really not as far-fetched as it sounds.
Not with O'Brien at the helm, armed with a potentially great quarterback in Christian Hackenberg for another three years.
The key is keeping O'Brien around and keeping him happy. He's already had his contract amended so he'll make more than $3 million a year through 2016, so he's making enough money and has enough job security that he won't have to gamble by taking a low- or mid-level NFL job.
How long O'Brien remains with the Lions will depend on a lot factors, many of which are beyond Penn State's control. The NCAA took care of a big one Tuesday.
We've all wondered just how good Penn State could be under a good young coach like O'Brien if the sanctions weren't in place. And many of us already had come to the conclusion that we'd never find out because he'd be gone long before then.
But now he has a lot more reason to stay, and it will be fascinating to see if he can live up to the extremely high expectations everyone already has for him.
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LOCKPORT – The Market Street Art Center will reopen Monday after renovations to its Joseph A. and Kathleen M. Whalen Gallery and to the Art and Soul gift shop, and the center's first exhibit for 2013 is an exhibition of photography in the Whalen and the Brickroom galleries.
The exhibit features 85 photographs by 30 local and regional photographers. It includes digital, manipulated, film, and traditional darkroom-processed prints. Dennis Stierer, a widely known Lockport photographer, is the judge of the show.
An "opening" reception will be held from 5 to 8 p.m. Saturday, and the show will continue through March 3. The center, at 247 Market St., is open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily on Mondays through Saturdays, and from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Sundays. Admission and refreshments are free.
The center will have more than 15 shows this year, including exhibitions of work by individual artists, artist organizations, a teacher/student show and its annual members' show. Major exhibits will include a Veterans' Art Exhibition opening in May, and a Legacy Show opening in July to celebrate 150 years of service by the Sisters of St. Mary of Namur in Lockport.


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So far, it's been a very entertaining first seven weeks of the 2013 college football season, and this weekend presents us with another compelling slate of games.
We'll see the nation's best squads attempt to remain unbeaten, underdogs looking to score stunning upsets and a pair of clashes between BCS bowl contenders.
It'll be a crucial weekend for virtually every quality team in the country, as squads everywhere will be looking to bolster their chances at earning a favorable position for the first batch of BCS rankings.
Heisman Contenders to Watch
This will be one of the biggest games of the season for the reigning Heisman Trophy winner, as Manziel leads the No. 7 Aggies into a vital SEC clash with Auburn.
With a victory, Manziel will further cement Texas A&M's status as a national title contender, as well as continue to strengthen his own case for a second Heisman.
Jameis Winston
Despite being a freshman, Florida State's Jameis Winston has emerged as a legitimate contender to win the Heisman, and he'll get a golden opportunity to put distance between himself and other top candidates in Week 8.
With the Seminoles getting set to take on a fellow undefeated ACC team in Clemson, if Winston has a big day on the road he'll put himself in the conversation to take college football's top honor.
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Spaces available for certified fishing instructor workshop
FINDLAY - Spaces still are available for adults, groups or conservation clubs with interest in becoming certified fishing instructors, according to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources Division of Wildlife.
A free workshop is available 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Dec. 12 at the District Two office, 952 Lima Ave., Findlay.
Passport to Fishing is a one-day instructor training program that qualifies individuals to become Division of Wildlife certified fishing instructors, similar to a hunter education instructor.
All participants must pass a background check before being certified.
By becoming a certified instructor, volunteers help reconnect students with the outdoors and collect resources such as grants, equipment, brochures and training.
To register, call Linda at (419) 429-8347.
ODNR reminds hunters of tree stand safety brochure
COLUMBUS - Tree stands, or elevated platforms, are one of the most popular pieces of equipment used by deer hunters.
However, due to human error and/or equipment failure, the number of debilitating or fatal injuries resulting from their use is higher than Ohio Department of Natural Resources Division of Wildlife says it should be. Statistically, one out of three hunters will fall from a tree stand at some point in his hunting career.
Today, hunter and hunter education organizations recommend wearing a full body safety harness that distributes the hunter's weight throughout their shoulders, chest, waist and legs and securely supports a fallen person without causing added harm or injury.
Here are a few tips to help prevent accidents this hunting season.
Always use a FBSH and read manufacturer instructions before use.
Before using your FSBH in the field, practice using it at ground level.
Always use a climbing safety strap. Most accidents occur when climbing up or down from a tree stand.
Never climb with anything in your hands.
Always use a haul line to raise and lower your equipment.
For more safety tips, visit the Division of Wildlife's tree stand safety page or to take a free online tree stand safety course from the Treestand Manufacturer's Association.
Send outdoors news items to Staff Writer Vicki Johnson at vjohnson@


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Culinary:Enjoy our pasta and meat specialities (Fondue Chinoise galore for CHF 24.-). And don't forget our famous pizzas! Unlimited pasta buffet each Tuesday evening. Swiss evening (fondue-raclette) each Thursday evening. Pasta party: Each Tuesday evening
Details:Our Le Pinocchio à Thyon 2000 restaurant is open for lunch and dinner every day this winter from 10 December to 15 April (except Monday evenings in the low season). Enjoy our newly designed terrace and marvel at the stunning views of the Matterhorn, the Dent Blanche and the Grande Dixence Dam.
Altitude: 2,100 metres
Accessibility: Cable car, chair lift, ski lift, winter hiking trail, ski slope, ski tour and bus/post bus
Built: 1980
Last renovations: 2011
No. of seats: 30 - 100
Service: Yes
No. of recliners: 15, with covers available
Overnight accommodation: Yes
Additional services: free WIFI


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Tiffin reports
Anthony W. Cole, 26, of Upper Sandusky, was charged with persistent disorderly conduct Friday.
Jeffery L. Parish, 47, of Tiffin, was charged with assault Saturday.
Amy D. Bryant, 39, of Tiffin, was charged with assault Saturday.
A 16-year-old boy from Tiffin was charged with underage possession/consumption, juvenile delinquency and juvenile unruliness early Sunday morning.
Jacob L. Kirkbride, 25, of Tiffin, was charged with domestic violence Monday night.
A truck in the first block of Miami Street was reported Tuesday morning to have been entered overnight. A tool set was taken.
A break-in was reported Tuesday morning in the 200 block of South Washington St.
A 500-block Hedges Street man reported unauthorized charges on his credit card Tuesday morning.
A theft from a vehicle was reported Tuesday morning in the first block of Bobb Street.
A man went to the station Tuesday afternoon to report someone opened a credit card account in his name.
County reports
Michee D. Ramsey, 25, of Findlay, was charged with open container Thursday.
Kenneth R. Foreman, 46, of Bettsville, was charged with persistent disorderly conduct Saturday.
Ricky E. Eidenour, 48, of Bettsville, was charged with disorderly conduct Saturday.
Kendall S. Worley, 37, of Tiffin, was charged with domestic violence Saturday.
Christina L. Higgins, 32, of Upper Sandusky, was charged with disorderly conduct Sunday.
Nicholas E. Mullennex, 23, of Tiffin, was charged with endangering children Monday. He also was cited with operating a vehicle while intoxicated, violating traffic lanes and a child restraint violation.
A lock box was reported to have been stolen off of a vacant house in the 10000 block of West TR 108 Monday afternoon.
A first-block North TR 109 man reported early Tuesday morning his guns had been taken.
A break-in was reported Tuesday morning at the main office and shop at Meadowbrook Park, 5430 W. SR 18.
A break-in was reported at the Liberty township house on West TR 152 Tuesday morning.
Fostoria reports
Jeffrey C. Arnold, 27, of Fostoria, was charged with menacing in relation to an incident Aug. 17.
James B. Caskey, 49, of Fostoria, was charged with disorderly conduct in relation to an incident Aug. 28.
Lacey A. Mcbeth, 42, of Fostoria, was charged with trafficking in drugs, tampering with evidence, possession of criminal tools and trafficking in cocaine Saturday.
Mary L. Mcbeth, 35, of Fostoria, was charged with disorderly conduct Saturday.
A man went to the station Monday evening to report a gas can had been stolen.
A man threw a napkin containing a white, powdery substance out of a window prior to a traffic stop early Tuesday morning at South Main and East Sixth streets. A citation was issued to the driver for driving under suspension and improper turn.
A 1200-block Perrysburg Road man reported Tuesday morning his stereo was missing.
A 1500-block North Countyline Street woman reported Tuesday afternoon a rock was thrown through her window overnight.
A 100-block West Fourth Street caller requested to speak to an officer Tuesday afternoon about a theft.
A juvenile was arrested Tuesday afternoon at Fostoria High School, 1001 Park Ave. A vehicle also was impounded.
Tiffin fire
Firefighters were called to 843 N. Water St. Tuesday morning for a lock-out.
County fire
Clinton firefighters were called to East CR 38 Tuesday afternoon for an accident.
Tiffin accidents
Deborah J. Cascaden, 29, of Tiffin, was cited with failure to maintain assured clear distance ahead following an accident Sunday morning at South Sandusky and West Market streets. She was transported to Mercy Tiffin Hospital.
Rachelle L. Griffin, 44, of Tiffin, was cited with failure to control following an accident Sunday afternoon in the100 block of Melmore Street.
State Patrol
Robert R. Drake, 33, of Fostoria, was charged with possession of marijuana Saturday. He also was cited with operating a vehicle while intoxicated, driving under suspension and a seat belt violation.
Roy L. Walters, 21, of Fostoria, was charged with possession of drug paraphernalia and possession of marijuana Sunday.
A one-vehicle accident was reported Tuesday afternoon on East CR 38, west of SR 101.
Tiffin Municipal Court
Matthew P. Grimes, 630 S. Sandusky St., Apt. C, pleaded no contest to disorderly conduct, $242.
Aaron R. Kimmet, Bettsville, pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct, $242.
Allen E. Smith, 375 N. Sandusky St., pleaded no contest to failure to control, two points, $127.
Jamie S. Ruoff, Toledo, pleaded no contest to speed, $118.
Leah T. Vinson, Delaware, pleaded guilty to reckless operation, six-month license suspension, approved for restricted driving privileges, work privileges granted, four points, $242.
Brandon L. Herrmann, Waterville, pleaded no contest to speed, two points, $127.
Cory M. Faulkner, 122 Longfellow Dr., pleaded no contest to Financial Responsibility Act suspension, two points, $244; pleaded no contest to failure to control/weaving, $35.
Trisha M. Refitt, McCutchenville, operating vehicle impaired/under influence case dismissed upon motion of city prosecutor due to plea in companion OMVI case; pleaded no contest to operating vehicle impaired/under influence, 30 days jail, 27 days suspended, six-month license suspension, ALS terminated, can get copy of license, may apply for privileges after 15 days with restricted plates, complete/pay for driver intervention program, $607; pleaded no contest to one-way traffic violation, $30.
Ernesto Galindo, Fremont, pleaded guilty to driving under suspension, two points, $334; pleaded guilty to no operator's license.


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Waterford boy gets Make-A-Wish trip to Disney World
Darth Vader surprised a local boy this morning with the trip of a lifetime to Disney World.
Trevin Capela, 6, of Waterford, has been diagnosed with cystic fibrosis. He and his family attended a World Wish Day breakfast banquet today sponsored by the local Make-A-Wish chapter and held at the Ambassador Center in Summit Township.
Make-A-Wish officials knew Trevin is a huge fan of the Star Wars movie series, so Star Wars re-enactors portraying Darth Vader and two Stormtroopers told Trevin that he, his mother Jessica Nugent, 32, stepfather Wade Nugent, 43, sister Kaitlyn Capela, 11, and half-sister Evelyn Nugent, 2, would receive an all-expenses-paid trip to Disney World during an upcoming Star Wars weekend at the Orlando, Fla., theme park.
Make-A-Wish Greater Pennsylvania and Southern West Virginia is a nonprofit organization that grants wishes to children with life-threatening medical conditions.
At today's event, Make-A-Wish officials were thrilled for Trevin and his family.
"There is absolutely nothing better than knowing you can help a child get better through a wish," said Jan Stork, regional director of Make-A-Wish. "We know it helps them get better."


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Sources: Disappearing Romney, CNN
quote: You drones sure have a short memory. The government stepped in to save the unions. Nothing more, nothing less.
quote: This is why he lost. People just didn't trust him. They trusted Obama over Romney. And that's pretty remarkable, because our President hasn't done a whole lot in four years. Infact most of the stuff he did, he did in his first 18 months.
quote: Samus I know you're a diehard liberal, but you made my BS detector explode. Really, he wanted to give the military trillions of dollars? He wanted to keep military spending at current levels.
quote: Just like how he was going to somehow outlaw abortion and put women back in the kitchen.
quote: In the same debates that politifact is quoting, Romney said that he wanted to maintain current military spending levels. Obama was counting on the automatic reductions and other cuts for his "base line" military spending.
quote: Regarding women's rights, what rights was Romney going to take away, again?
quote: I'm sure you're first in line for promotions and management in front of all those people with advanced degrees.
quote: -Much like corporations lay off the older employees (because they cost too much to insure, etc etc) Mitt Romney wanted to stop taking care of them.
quote: -Much like corporations discriminate against women (because they cost more to insure, the 'inconvenience' of working arount maternity, etc etc) Mitt Romney had pretty vocal views on how he planned to restrict their rights.
quote: Much like corporations discriminate against minorities (I don't go into details, they are pretty obvious if you've worked in a multiracial environment) Mitt Romney planned on dismantling affirmative action, cut funding to social services such as food stamps (one of the few good social services programs I approve of) and raise the price of education by cutting grants.
quote: Self reliant, responsible, productive people who don't live to see what else they can get from the government and just want to be left alone. How horrible of people those like me are.
quote: How about the billions cut from Medicare payments under Obamacare? Yeah that won't impact the elderly at all.
quote: Why should a less deserving black/hispanic person get a job or into college vs a more deserving white person simply because there is an "unbalance"?
quote: Tell me, if you decided to start a nascar team TODAY would you be able to IMMEDIATELY compete with say... the #2 or the #48??? NO?? Why not? Oh yeah! THEY HAVE HAD A HEAD START AND HAVE AN ADVANTAGE!!
quote: My Congressman would be offended by your statement. He is black, grew up in a single parent home, in a poor part of town, in a public school, and he now is a private business owner and a US Congressman. Why? Because he was taught self responsibility and to work hard.
quote: Tell that to Toyota. Nearly all the cars are the same to begin with. It comes down to the driver. If you could hire away a good driver from another team, you'd absolutely be competitive soon.
quote: So future generations have to pay for the sins of their forefathers into eternity?
quote: I would only wish that the sons of the fathers who committed these terrible acts would seek forgiveness for their father's actions and do everything they can to make a wrong right - NO MATTER HOW LONG IT TAKES.
quote: To you the debt will never be repaid.


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Court Approves DFA Settlement Agreement with SE Milk Litigation
Court Approves DFA $158 Million Settlement Agreement in SE Milk Litigation
$140 Million Disbursement Expected Later this Summer
Southeastern Dairy Farmers are one-step closer to receiving the checks for monetary settlements agreed to by Dairy Farmers of America to conclude the last major portion of the historic Southeast Milk Litigation.
Judge J. Ronnie Greer, who has presided over the Class Action Antitrust proceedings since January of 2008, entered the Order approving the DFA Settlement Agreement on May 17, 2013. This followed entry of the Settlement Agreement terms on January 21, 2013, and the Fairness Hearing, held on April 3rd. Farmers, both Class Representatives and leaders of southeast producer organizations, asked the Court to support the Settlement at the April hearing.
The DFA Settlement also ends legal events in this case with related defendants Dairy Marketing Services, LLC (DMS), National Dairy Holdings, LP (NDH – a processing subsidiary), Mid-Am Capital, LLC (Mid-Am; DFA's financial service subsidiary), and individual Gary Hanman, former CEO of DFA.
Judge Greer made this observation, "The essence of a Settlement is to take uncertainty and turn it into certainty," stating risks were inherent to both sides should trial proceed. He further noted that the sum of these Settlements is 'extraordinary.' The $300 Million-plus total recovery is over 70% of the estimated damages, a phenomenal result when compared to most class actions.
In February of 2012, Defendant Dean Foods entered their Settlement Agreement of $140 Million, payable over 5 years; and Defendant SMA/James Baird settled at the same time for $5 Million plus some injunctive changes in marketplace conduct. SMA is a marketing-agency-in-common whose stated purpose is to increase hauling efficiencies, theoretically putting more money into farmer's pockets, but whose results in that regard are seldom realized at the farm level.
Financial terms of the DFA Settlement offer a total of a $158.6 million: a one-time $140 Million Settlement Fund payment, expected to be disbursed later this summer to class members, and an additional $18.6 million to be split into two additional payments in 2014 and 2015 if certain Class 1 utilization levels aren't reached in those years. The utilization levels will apply to FMMOs 5 (Appalachian) and 7 (Southeast).
The Settlement's injunctive changes include, but are not limited to, business conduct items such as the following:
1. DFA will not enter into any other full-supply agreements with bottling plants in Orders 5 or 7 during the term of the agreement, and will remove monetary penalties for cancellations of FSA's for Country Delite in Nashville, TN and Ryan Foods in Murray, KY.
2. Many previously sealed documents will be made public
3. Membership agreements for DFA members in FMMOs 5 & 7 will have some termination language changed.
4. Previously undisclosed deductions from milk checks will be itemized on member milk checks.
5. DFA will be audited by a nationally recognized accounting firm.
6. Per Diems of Board Members will be disclosed.
7. Members will have the opportunity to vote on transparency issues regarding compensation of senior management, opting out of block-voting, delegates may obtain lists of DFA members in their districts.
When will Payments Be Received by Class Members?
At the top of class members' minds is "when will those settlement checks be received?" Court documents provided only this clue: "Once the claim processing procedure is completed, plaintiffs will submit a proposed plan of allocation."
This plan of allocation must first be approved by the Court before disbursement will begin. The consensus thought is that it may be August before farmers receive DFA Settlement payments. Anything earlier should be considered a surprise.
According to the Order, 7,730 potential Class Members were identified; 7,143 responded including one opt-back-in request - a 92% response rate. Rust Consulting, the Claims Administrator, is in the process of completing audits and certifying those Claims Requests.
It is astonishing to note the Court reviewed over 5 Million pages of information in this litigation.
The SE Milk Litigation, which claimed violation of federal antitrust laws that negatively impacted Southeastern dairy producers in 14 states, is one of six "Antitrust Cases of the Year" honored by Global Competition Review, an international legal publication. The Court is on record noting that "Plaintiffs have offered convincing proof sufficient to meet their burden . . . that DFA and the DFA-related defendants have engaged in illegal conduct in violation of the Sherman Act."
Robert Abrams, Dairy Farmer Plaintiffs lead counsel for the "Milk Team" from Baker-Hostetler, said "We are very proud of the result we were able to obtain on behalf of dairy farmers" further noting "a significant and positive impact on competition." Abrams' colleagues from Baker included Gregory Commins, Dan Foix, Robert Brookhiser, Joanne Lichtman, Terry Sullivan, William DeVinney, Carey Busen, Bridget Merritt, and Nicole Skolout.
In July of 2011, DFA members were decertified from the class due to an 'intraclass conflict.' They were recertified only after the Court's appointment of Brewer and Terry, Morristown, TN, as DFA Subclass Counsel, eventually enabling DFA members to share in Settlement Funds due to assessed damages affecting all dairy SE dairy farmers.
The Court will retain jurisdiction over implementation and enforcement of the terms of the Settlement Agreement until all payments are completed and conduct changes are in order.


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Sources: The NYT, AFP on Google News
quote: Making a group like anonymous an ally would greatly benefit the US government.
quote: they have been on the wrong side of the fight for freedom every time.
quote: we are totally dependent on borrowed money from china. They hold all the cards.


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Tekken will fuk your life up. The game is the epitomy of the phrase "easy to learn, difficult to master." Virtua Fighter is a great game in it's own right. As is any Street Fighter. But Tekken is the pinnacle of fighting games. The newest Tekken, Tekken 4, is however a shallow and hollow version of the greatest fighting game ever, Tekken Tag Tournament.
I got hooked at Tekken 2. Good thing Tekken 4 is a piece of crap, otherwise i would have never been able to get away from the game.
Beküldő: Happy in NO 2003. október 1.
A good fighting game that requires an IQ above 10 in order to master. Skill in this game is a rare occurance and is often ridiculed by newbies.
How good one does depends on the skill of the player, not measured in:
SKILL = DAYS x YEARS
How good one does depends on the skill of the player, not measured in:
SKILL = DAYS x YEARS
Capcom VS SNK 2: EO can take up to a year to get good at. Tekken is reasonable (WARNING: Depends on skill of the player, not for everyone!)
Beküldő: Master 2003. május 15.
A fighting game for the Playstation or Playstation 2 console. It has mixed reactions in people, for instance, some people don"t like the game because the characters fight like robots, or some people think it is the best fighting game ever.
Tekken is a fighting game, pure and simple.
Beküldő: David 2005. július 23.
The epic tale of the dysfunctional Mishima family that was cursed by the Devil.
Tekken is a 3D clone of Street Fighter.
Beküldő: Ballyboo 2003. április 21.
Abe, do you have a split personality or something? You made two contradictory posts.
Beküldő: Forrest Law 2003. február 24.
Tekken is the SHIT. I have been playing this game for 3 years and I still play it because it fucking owns. I have Virtua Fighter 4 for ps2 and it sucks major sick. The graphics hurt my eyes and the gameplay is ridiculously slow/boring and I have tried to learn it. Anyone that thinks tekken is a copy or its just a mashing game is a retard. It is a easy game to learn , but to master it , you need practice u fucking Virtua Fighter faggots.
Any Tekken game > Any Virtua Fighter game, period.
Beküldő: Blackjack 2004. július 13.
This game be pimp. Virtua fighter? My prerequisites for ANY game is that that the title be spelt correctly. End of story.
Tekken be pimp, Virtua Fighter=Saget.
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Mikey Way is the bassist of my chemical romance and the OLDER brother of Gerard Way.
"There's less violence in the world when people are using hula-hoops"-Mikey Way
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What is My Chemical Romance without Mikey Way? The younger brother of Gerard. Sure he is a nerd, but a hot one. So sweet as to give up college for his bro in order to play bass in MCR. I thank him.
Three cheers for Mikey Way!
by Tammy April 29, 2005
The Bassist from the awesome band My Chemical Romance. Brother of Gerard Way, the singer of My Chemical Romance.
Use your inhaler and pull a Mikey Way.
by Lauren February 19, 2005
The incredibly talented bassist from My Chemical Romance. He has ridicuosly fast fingers, hence his unreal playing skills. He has a very lovely red bass guitar, as well as a lovely brother, Gerard Way .
Mikey Way is freakin' awesome, man!
by Mrs. Way/McCracken (I wish) July 22, 2005
Bassist Of My Chemical Romance. A true emo nerd. In an anthrax shirt.
Mikey Way is the sex
by mcr rule April 22, 2005
he is the sexiest little emo boy since that other little emo boy who wore pants... girly pants... anyway he is related to GERARD WAY.... yeah and he also owns you... u must love the sexiness
"I think we're metal in the sense that we have a lot of metal on our instruments...and I have quite a lot on my belt buckle as well."-Mikey
by yourmom April 23, 2005
Mikey Way is the brother of Gerard Way, the lead singer of My Chemical Romance. He learned to play the bass because he wanted to be in the band. He does an excellent job, while still being the sexiest boy alive. I love him (something about boys with glasses) Saw him at Warped Tour and almost came in my pants.
Beautiful.Simply Stunning to listen to and look at.
by Megerina Ballerina August 07, 2005
Mikey is the bass player for My Chemical Romance. His brother is Gerard Way(the lead singer). He lives on coffee. He has asthma, but he smokes. For a nerd he is pretty hot, but then again I like nerds...
"Ahhhhhhhhhh my inhaler!!"-Mikey way! (He said in an excited voice!)
by alicejane152 August 07, 2005