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Man accused in 1974 triple murder
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YOUNGSTOWN — The man accused in a 39-year-old triple murder in Canfield pleaded not guilty Tuesday morning in a Mahoning County Courtroom to a five-count indictment....
LOL! to Mandatory Mullets.....I see you what you mean.....
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How can they consider letting him out on bail when he is serving life in another place? It is amazing that they have to say he didn't get bail. This trip is just a vacation for him from his prison cell. Send him back to serve life and if he has a chance to get out then press the charges.
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I don't think he looked the same 28 years ago when he was convicted. I don't look the same and I don't think NMC does either.
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This guy is a piece of sh*t murderer.
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Wow, this guy is a real slime ball/ scum bag!! He is a cold blooded killer with absolutely no remorse for what he has done to many innocent victims. This guy needs to fry, not live off of us the rest of his life!! Pig B a s t a r d!!!!
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I agree with you NMC. Actually, he looks like the way thugs looked generations ago, especially those whose crimes were mob related.
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I have to admit this guy does'nt appear to be what society has hypnotized us to believe thugs look like. Yes he looks like your average insane murderer but not quite like a thug.
With burglaries, robbery & drug related murders to his credit we need to adjust our description of what a 21st century thug really is. And these are only the crimes he's been caught in, who knows what else he's done?
Warren Trib readers have only 2 comments by noon, I wonder how such heinous criminal behavior has escaped the attention of hardliners who crucify others for much less. The Mayors son received more ridicule for smoking a spliff.
In my opinion this is absolute proof of the existence of a double standard. Will we as a society begin to mistrust & profile men of this type? It's now obvious the innocent Grandpa look could easily hide a heinous burgling, robbing, molesting, murdering thug!
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Wow this guy has a ton of something but it's sure not remorse !
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Hope they just keep in locked up & find the motive.
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Joseph A. Waks, Bayonne's newly appointed Municipal Services director, is developing big plans for a new road race, a user-friendly City Hall and public wi-fi, as reported in today's Jersey Journal.
"It's all about customer service," he said. "We want to make people's experience of government as efficient as possible."
Waks, an attorney, spent the last two and a half years as a partner at the Caldwell-based Millenium Strategies, a consulting firm that helps find grants for municipalities and other public entities.
But 14 years of his 17-year career have been spent in government and politics, including 17 months as state director for U.S. Sen. Frank Lautenberg, four years as chief of staff to Mayor (and assemblyman and state senator) Joseph V. Doria, 10 months as appointments counsel for Gov. Richard Codey, 16 months in Bayonne's law department, and four years as press secretary and legal counsel for Rep. Bill Pascrell, D-Paterson. He has also served on the Bayonne Local Redevelopment Authority.
"I grew up with a great respect and vigor for public service and municipal government," said Waks, whose father was mayor and a longtime councilman in Wayne. "Municipal government has the most profound effect on people's lives - people come into contact with it every day."


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CBNNews.com - JERUSALEM, Israel - Canada's former justice minister Irwin Cotler said Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad is clearly guilty of "incitement to genocide."
Speaking at opening session of the "Human Rights and Security" conference at Herzliya's Interdisciplinary College, Cotler said there is undeniable evidence to prompt the nations of the free world to stop Ahmadinejad in his quest to wipe Israel off the map.
"There is more evidence on a factual basis with respect to the state-sanctioned incitement to genocide in Ahmadinejad's Iran than we had with regard to [a Rwandan convicted of incitement to genocide in Canada]," Cotler said.
"So that gives you a sense, therefore, of how the principles and precedents on both matters of fact and conclusion of law feed into Iran….What you have today is the toxic convergence of the advocacy of the most horrific of crimes, namely genocide, embedded in the most virulent of ideologies, namely anti-Semitism, dramatized by the parading in the streets of Teheran of a Shihab-3 missile draped in the emblem with words, 'Wipe Israel off the map, as the imam [Muslim clergyman] says,' proving that this is state-sanctioned incitement to genocide," he said.
During his remarks, the former justice minister cited several international court rulings convicting Rwandans, including a former prime minister, of the same "incitement to genocide" that resulted in the deaths of hundreds of thousands of Tutsi tribesmen.
Source: The Jerusalem Post
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|RPs David Aggio dies in Bakersfield crash on March 8
A Rohnert Park man who was a state parole agent and a father of two died Saturday in Bakersfield in a head-on automobile collision.
David Joseph Aggio, 54, died instantly, and his wife, Kathleen, suffered minor injuries when another vehicle crashed into their car, according to the Bakersfield Police Dept. She was treated and released from a Bakersfield hospital for injuries that included four broken bones and cuts to her feet and face from flying glass.
According to police, the driver, 22-year-old Rodolfo Contreras was heading southbound in a white Honda Civic on Stockdale Highway when he allegedly sped through an intersection on a yellow light, struck and jumped a raised medium, crashed into and sheared off the front end of Aggio's blue Ford Explorer.
Bakersfield police suspect Contreras may have been under the influence of drugs or alcohol and was administered a blood test, but results are not yet available.
This was not Contreras' first run-in with the law. In 2012, Contreras was arrested for felony possession of a controlled substance, felony transporting a controlled substance and driving without a license, an infraction. The transporting charge was dismissed, the possession charge was deferred, and Contreras pleaded no contest to driving without a license, according to the records.
Aggio was in Bakersfield visiting his wife, temporarily working in Bakersfield.
He was a former San Quentin prison guard, he worked for 17 years as a parole officer in Santa Rosa, and in the Eureka Parole Unit.
Aggio's ex-wife, Kandace Millhouse of Rohnert Park, the mother of his two children, Kayla, 20, and Julian, 24, said he was an amazing father.
"He was the kind of man that was always there for his children," Millhouse told the Bakersfield Californian. "His children were No. 1 and he never missed games," driving thousands of miles over the years to watch them compete.
Both kids wrestled. Julian also played football before joining the Navy. He's studying medicine at California State University-Chico. Kayla was a two-time All-Empire Wrestler of the Year in Sonoma County and now wrestles for Oklahoma City University.
"(Kayla's) dad was her rock when it came to wrestling," Millhouse said. "She's been kicking butt down in Oklahoma ever since."
The crash remains under investigation, and no criminal charges have been filed as of Wednesday, March 12.


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They were prompted to give back by their love and gratitude for wild places, which they also see as gateways to imagination and spiritual health.
Working as EcoArtTech since 2005, the two professors study the environmental imagination–from nature and built spaces to electronic environments. Here, Leila experiments with a web-cam driven hiking app as part of an art-residency at Joya: Arte y Ecología near Vélez Blanco, Spain.
The couple created a mobile media app called "Indeterminate Hikes" to transform everyday landscapes into sites of diversity and wildness through a series of walking tours.
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Along with the holidays, quite a few ferret events occur at this time of year. The United States isn't the only place to have ferret events, though. Check out some of the international events in Jennifer McLaughlin's article, which posts on October 13. That happens to be Columbus Day, so what's more appropriate to celebrate an explorer than to read about ferrets in other countries?
Our other two articles for the month post on October 20 and October 27. Your creativity can go wild as you sew a hidey-hole for your ferret after reading Deva Kolb's guide, and Dr. Jerry Murray explains all you need to know about bladder stones in ferrets. They're both must-reads!
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SanDisk Vaulter Disk: flash-based accelerator to enhance PC performance
November 14, 2007 In what could be seen as a stepping stone on the road to the replacement of traditional platter based hard drives with flash based drives, SanDisk has unveiled a solid-state storage solution that works in conjunction with a PC's hard drive to store and launch the computer's operating system and software applications. Presently the cost and size limitations of flash storage prohibit the complete replacement of traditional hard drives in PCs, but the new SanDisk Vaulter Disk offers the performance advantages of flash memory by tag-teaming with a PC's existing hard drive. Both Vaulter and the hard drive are integrated into the PC and operate simultaneously, while maintaining a low cost per gigabyte.
With SanDisk's Vaulter Disk, which is a flash-based PCI Express module, both laptop and desktop computer manufacturers are able to harness the speed of embedded flash memory for frequently accessed files while continuing to use a spinning hard drive for bulk storage of less frequently accessed data. The Vaulter Disk requires only enough memory to host the computer's operating system and selected optional user data that is benefited by the faster access time using flash memory. The hard drive stores files, user-generated content and applications that do not require or benefit from faster seek times.
SanDisk Vaulter Disk accelerates performance by pre-controlling the distribution of storage data between itself and a high-capacity hard drive. This parallel activity increases overall user responsiveness over a hard drive-only configuration. The SanDisk Vaulter Disk's storage concept, for which patents have been applied, transparently speeds up data retrieval for boot and application load operations, as well as unexpected user access to new files. With SanDisk Vaulter Disk there is a faster response time when a user randomly accesses many small files for repeated operations, such as opening applications, as well as for unexpected behavior such as retrieving new applications or entries on the Internet.
The SanDisk Vaulter Disk will be offered to original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) early next year in capacities of from 8 GB to 16GB. "This system solution brings SanDisk's flash performance benefits to the price-sensitive consumer who needs high-capacity storage," said Doreet Oren, SanDisk director of product marketing for the computing solutions division.
Judges named the SanDisk Vaulter the Best of Innovations 2008 in the Enabling Technologies category at a press conference at CES Unveiled, where the Consumer Electronics Association (CEA) announced its 2008 Innovations Design and Engineering awards for products that will debut at International CES in Las Vegas in January next year.


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Ski Santa Fe opens upper mountain area
Published 2:00 PM MST Dec 26, 2012
Despite the ongoing drought, recent snowfall has given skiers and snowboarders something to smile about.
Ski Santa Fe opened the upper part of the mountain on Wednesday, bringing the total amount of skiable area up to 65 percent.
All of the area's facilities are now open, and that includes the newly renovated and expanded La Casa Lodge.
Full lift ticket rates went into effect on Wednesday.
Ski Santa Fe is open daily from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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In the melee, a 5-year-old kindergartener, whose name is being withheld, was kidnapped and is still being held in an earthen bunker with a man identified as Jimmy Lee Dykes, 65, a 6-foot-tall Navy veteran and retired truck driver, according to the Greenville News.
"Right now the whole town seems like they're just in a mourning stage," Carl McKenzie, a convenience store manager, told station WSFA. "I would go take that child's place if I could, just to get him out of danger."
Law officials describe Dykes as "paranoid and combative," reports the Associated Press. His neighbors echoed those descriptions to the Greenville News.
"As far as we know there is no relation at all" between the boy and his alleged abductor, Michael Senn, a pastor who helped comfort other traumatized children after the attack, told the newspaper. "He just wanted a child for a hostage situation."
Sheriff Wally Olson said there was "no reason to believe that the child has been harmed."
Law enforcement agents, including those from the FBI, are on the rural highway near the alleged gunman's property, with police negotiators trying to win the kindergartener's safe release from the suspect by communicating with him through a PVC pipe leading into the shelter.
State Rep. Steve Clouse, who met with police and the boy's family, said the bunker had electricity, permitting the child to watch TV. The News further reported that police got medicine, a coloring book and crayons to the child.
Mourning a HeroPoland, a driver for the Dale County Board of Education since 2009, is being described as a cheerful and happy man who loved his job. His wife, Jan Poland, told the Dothan Eagle that every day after work, the two of them would sit in their enclosed porch to drink coffee, watch the sun set, or listen to the rain.
As for the kids he drove every day, "He loved them," she said. "He loved everybody and he was loved."
Poland was so gentle, his local paper said, that it hurt him to have to discipline the unruly kids on his bus – so he never would.
"We are mourning a hero, 66 year-old Charles Poland, who gave his life to protect twenty-one students who are now home safely with their families," Schools Superintendent Donny Bynum said in a statement, reports station WCTV.


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MUNCIE, Ind. (AP) - There's a tree growing in the new home of Ball State University's Wheeler-Thanhauser Orchid Collection, but the only form of liquid that's nourishing it is sweat.
"It's hot," acknowledged Mary Ipple, who was dressed in heat-reflecting white, standing about 14 feet up and inside its fake trunk, plugging handfuls of stringy coconut fiber into cracks and crevices as she worked. "It's awkward. You go in one limb at a time."
Above her, meanwhile, the sun's rays blasted through the glass ceiling of the Dr. Joe and Alice Rinard Orchid Greenhouse.
This giant is a cork tree, and while it's not a real one, the thick cork bark of its exterior is. Putting the tree together were members of the local chapter of Master Gardeners.
"The gardener group really has been invaluable," Cheryl LeBlanc, the orchid collection's curator, told The Star Press.
It was LeBlanc who first envisioned having the tree as a way to display some of the collection's 1,800 orchids, an idea that's not unheard of, but is very uncommon. Some of the orchids will be held in bowls attached to the tree, switched and displayed at the height of their color. Others will be permanently displayed, literally growing from its cork bark, which cost $1,500 and came from a grower in Spain.
"I bought 250 pieces of cork," the curator noted, most of which already appeared to be incorporated in the tree, though some other sizable pieces remained piled on the floor.
The cork, by the way, is a renewable resource. New bark grows back on the donor tree after what's being sold is stripped off to become flooring, those little plugs that keep your wine from spilling out of your bottle and, of course, fake trees from which to display orchids.
Having been pitched the idea of the cork tree, the Master Gardeners got the project off the ground when its tree committee persuaded the board to buy the cork. Since then, members have also been intimately involved in the work.
"You actually are making a jigsaw puzzle out of the cork," noted Wilma Robinson, Master Gardeners' president. "It was a very new program none of the members had ever worked on before."
They were certainly working on it now, though. Ipple, the only person who has worked inside the tree's tight confines besides LeBlanc, is a Master Gardener. Other ones helping this day included H.C. Cross, Barb Rudicel and Lou McCollum, who was working high up a ladder across from Ipple, then descended to the dusty floor to cut another piece of cork using a small electric saw.
"We're trying to get the puzzle pieces to fit as closely as possible," LeBlanc explained over the constant hum of an air-conditioning unit.
As you might imagine in such an earth-friendly project, recycling was a priority. LeBlanc explained the tree's basic structure was made from old sprinkler pipe, while its outer mesh screening, to which the cork pieces are attached by wires, was re-purposed, too. A couple of art department metal-sculpture professors - Kenton Hall and Chet Geiselman - welded it together.
"I told them kind of what I had in mind," LeBlanc said, "and I left them to design it."
Building it was no proverbial piece of cake, Robinson added.
"It really is pretty hard work, actually," she said, though she laughed when she described her own job as, "I stand around and cut wire and say 'this looks good' and 'that looks good.' "
But the end result, she added, will definitely be worth it.
"It just makes a beautiful tree, and it's very, very unique," she said.
For her part, LeBlanc can't wait to incorporate this tree and new building, which "signature donor" dentist Joe Rinard has been watching grow like a proud father, in her work.
"We're really going to highlight the things that bloom at different seasons," she said, noting some 50 docents have already signed on to explain the orchids, their habits and their preferred habitats to the public. "The idea here is, this is a little natural history area. I've made the space into neo-tropical."
To that end, she added, folks in the university's theater shop were hard at work creating appropriate props from a place where beautiful orchids might bloom, props like leaf-cutter ants, a sloth, various tropical bird nests and an ant mound.
"Think Costa Rica," LeBlanc said of the place.


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Girls Basketball: Serra Catholic faces tough second-round challenge
One of the top girls basketball programs in Pennsylvania stands in the way of Serra Catholic's journey in the PIAA Class A girls basketball tournament.
Bishop Guilfoyle has once again had a solid season. The District 6 champion Marauders improved to 21-5 with a 49-40 victory over Venango Catholic, the No. 4 team from District 9. While that game was taking place, WPIAL runner-up Serra improved to 24-3 with a 60-52 victory over Cochranton, the District 10 runner-up. Megan Sieg had a solid game for the Eagles with 18 points in the victory over Cochranton. Danielle Dindak added 13, while Nicole Pero contributed 11 points.
The Eagles and the Marauders meet at 7 p.m. Wednesday at Richland High School, which is in the Johnstown area. The winner of that game meets the winner of the Quigley Catholic-Clarion Area game in Saturday's quarterfinals.


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In honor of J.R. Ewing: Top 15 most famous eyebrows in Pop Culture
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Anthony Davis - The basketball player has what some would call NBA's most famost unibrow.
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The conference will take place Oct 12-14, 2012, in Columbus, OH.
Topics of any area of popular culture are now being reviewed. Deadline is May 31 for submission of abstracts. Abstracts should be 250 words.
Please go to submissions.mpcaaca.org to submit a paper, or check out the website www.mpcaaca.org to see a list of area chairs.
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M. Polletta (UCSD), C.J. Lonsdale (IPAC/Caltech & UCSD), B.J. Wilkes (Harvard/Smithsonian CfA), J.A. Surace (SSC/Caltech), B. Siana, H.E. Smith (UCSD), D.-W. Kim (Harvard/Smithsonian CfA)
The high sensitivity and spatial resolution of the Spitzer Space Telescope and of the Chandra X-ray Observatory provide, for the first time, a laboratory to investigate the properties of large samples of Active Galactic Nuclei (AGN) over large cosmic volumes. The first results from a 0.6 square degrees Spitzer/Chandra survey performed in the Lockman Hole are presented. The Chandra observations combine 9 pointings of 70 ks and the Spitzer data are part of the Spitzer Wide-Area InfraRed Extragalactic (SWIRE) Survey Legacy Project. Unobscured AGN show distinct properties in their observed mid-infrared (mid-IR) spectral energy distributions, however, obscured AGN and a large fraction of X-ray AGN are indistinguishable from normal and starburst galaxies in this wavelength range. We present the 3-24 micron IR detection statistics of over 900 X-ray sources and investigate their X-ray-optical-IR spectral energy distributions. Our results are compared to models for the joint properties of deep IR and X-ray selected AGN samples. The comparison between X-ray and infrared-selected AGN samples provide strong constraints on AGN counts, on the fraction of obscured AGN and their contribution to the Cosmic Infrared and X-ray backgrounds. Support for this work, part of the Spitzer Space Telescope Legacy Science Program, was provided by NASA through an award issued by the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology under NASA contract 1407.
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(define (fail) (error "No solution!")) (define (amb . params) (if (null? params) (fail) (call/cc (lambda (cont) (set! fail (lambda () (cont (amb cdr params)))) (car params))))) ; Utility routine: (define (assert pred) (if (not pred) (fail))) ; Simple example: > (define foo (amb 1 -1 2 3 5 7 8) (assert (even? foo)) > foo 2 > (fail) > foo 8 > (fail) Error: No solution!Etc. Of course, like GotoStatement?s, continuations can be abused in all sorts of bizarre manners; virtually every argument that EwDijkstra makes in GotoConsideredHarmful can be applied to continuations. Further, first-class continuations severely complicate the design of a language. Many feel it is better to provide only "higher level" control structures, and leave explicit continuations out of languages. Others swear by them. (Is that because many languages that support continuations don't have, for example, explicit CoRoutines, and continuations must be used instead?)
if (beavis) { // stuff... } | | V if (!beavis) elseContinuation.Go(); // stuff... elseContinuation = thisContinuation(); // uhhhh... time travel? overcomplication! // it's a conditional branch instruction ForGodSakes?!
(let ((a 4)) (format #t "1: a is ~s, lambda returns ~s\n" a (call/cc (lambda (k) (set! a 3) (format #t "2: (inside lambda) a is ~s\n" a) (k 0)))) (format #t "3: (final) a is ~s\n" a))The result from evaluating this code is:
2: (inside lambda) a is 3 1: a is 4, lambda returns 0 3: (final) a is 3Notice that the function inside the (lambda (k) ...) executes first, and sets a to three instead of four. However, when it "returns" inside the format statement, a is "still" four! In the third format statement, a "becomes" three again. The semantics of a call-with-current-continuation are not directly possible in ANSI C. I think you would need something like copy-on-write memory pages. Here is a first try using the Unix fork() function:
#include <unistd.h> #include <sys/types.h> #include <sys/wait.h> #include <stdio.h> int main() { int a=4; pid_t k; k = fork(); if (0 != k) { int status=0; int options=0; waitpid(k,&status,options); printf("%d %d\n", a, WEXITSTATUS(status)); return 0; } else { a=3; printf("%d\n", a); return 10; } }I think a fundamental limitation of this for C on Unix is that you can't return into another program's address space.


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Comparative approaches reframe the question of cultural identity, and indeed complicate the very notion of a singular "AMERICA." Traditional academic narratives—and disciplinary institutions, such as "American Studies" and "U.S. History"— have tended to rely on the fixed and hermetic contours of national culture. The comparative move attempts to question this fixation and singularity by comparing different national histories of the United States and other countries. Especially in an era when the significance of national boundaries is increasingly unclear, it also proposes a number of analytical frames which offer a focus other than that of the nation, be this focus local, regional or global: for example, the American South, New England, Little Italies, Chinatowns, "red states" and "blue states," Turks in the United States and Germany, American intellectual "colonies" abroad, "border" communities of the United States with Canada, Mexico, or the Caribbean, and the Black Atlantic. Comparativism may also challenge the historical attachment of culture to place, demanding alternative paradigms for the cultural and historical analysis associated with transnationalisms, trans-Atlantic and trans-Pacific formations, diasporas, migration, and what has been termed the "poetics [and politics, and history, we would add] of relation." For this conference we invite proposals from within the many disciplines of American Studies that focus on "American" and "U.S." Studies not by abandoning these analytical frames but by (dis-)placing them within a comparative context.
Possible panels may include:
Comparative Historiographies
Multiculturalism and Multilingualism in the United States and Beyond
American Exceptionalism/Comparative Exceptionalisms
Atlantic or Pacific Crossings
Transnational and Trans-locational Paradigms
The Local, the Regional, the Global
Ethnic Studies in a Comparative Frame
Hybrid Americas vs. the Clash of Cultures
Caribbean Cultures
Civic vs. Ethnic or Religious Identities
The Poetics, Politics and History of Relation
Hemispheric Perspectives
Comparative Approaches in the Classroom
We invite proposals for individual papers, but especially welcome proposals for panels of three to four presenters and roundtables of three to five presenters. The deadline for submission of all proposals is July 31, 2006. We request a one- to two-page abstract that summarizes the contents of the panel or roundtable and its relation to the conference, or, for individual papers, summarizes the paper and suggests a panel or panels to which it may relate. We also request a c.v. for all prospective presenters. All applicants will be notified of the conference contents by September 1, 2006.
Selected papers may be invited for submission for consideration for publication in the ASAT peer-reviewed journal, the Journal of American Studies of Turkey.


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Metal Shop - February 4th, 2012 - Hour 3
59:59 minutes Metal Shop - February 4th, 2012 - Hour 3
Caught In A Mosh tonight featured new music from Aborted, Dying Fetus, Clinging To The Trees Of A Forest Fire, Condemned, Magrudergrind, and finally Fallujah. Tickets to see Uli Jon Roth went out this hour, and Brutal Poetry featured Kevin's rendition of Cannibal Corpse's Force Fed Broken Glass. We gave out tickets to see Anvil and ended the show on a "high" note with Isis. See you again next week!
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72:38 minutes Globe Shredders - Episode 1: SWEDEN
Welcome to the first episode of our Metal Shop travel podcast: GLOBE SHREDDERS. We will be visiting a different country in each episode, exploring their past and present cultures, as well as playing some of the best metal from every country we visit. We chose to begin first with the mecca of Scandanavian metal producing countries, Sweden. Rock out to some of the best Sweden has to offer in this fine podcast!
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A synonym for horny.
Guy 1: Man did you see Amber last night? She totally wants the D.
Guy 2: Yeah man, she's so thirsty.
Guy 2: Yeah man, she's so thirsty.
captainjames tarafından 6 Ocak 2014, Pazartesi
When your throat becomes dry and you need something to drink.
Dan: Hey my man, pass me some of dat go go juice, Im hella thirsty.
John: Sure thing my man.
John: Sure thing my man.
NDAWG18 tarafından 4 Mart 2015, Çarşamba
An adjective used in describing a person deliberately fishing for compliments, attention, etc.
She is always posting pictures with extreme cleavage, thirsty much?
justadino tarafından 2 Mart 2015, Pazartesi
The worst thing in the world. Your throat is getting dry, your lips are cracking. Your mind is slowly going and you have no choice but to sit and watch. You need a drink, but there are none in sight.
Wayne: I would literally drink my own piss right now.
Markus: Man, sounds like you got a case of the thirsties!
*Wayne strikes Markus dead*
Markus: Man, sounds like you got a case of the thirsties!
*Wayne strikes Markus dead*
dannydunlop tarafından 7 Ekim 2009, Çarşamba
when you are horny for some ass
I always get thirsty looking at your fine tits
swagerererererer tarafından 25 Kasım 2014, Salı
1.) wanting action in a sexual way, careless of the giver
2.) wanting sum sum
2.) wanting sum sum
1.) he was so thirsty, he hit danielle up
das ignant tarafından 16 Ocak 2004, Cuma
Looking for compliments . Fishing for attention to boost your confidence .
I'm thirsty do I look pretty today ?
Lionness0819 tarafından 20 Aralık 2014, Cumartesi


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Student Life
Health Services Staff
Kathy Salinger
Associate Director of Health Services
Kathy Salinger received her Bachelor's Degree in Nursing from the State University of New York at Albany, a Master's Degree in Nursing Administration from Marymount University, and a Post-Master's Certificate as a Nurse Practitioner from North Park University. This is Kathy's sixth year at Lake Forest College but she been a nurse for over thirty years. She is experienced in diagnosing and treating a wide range of health problems and focuses on health promotion, disease prevention, health education and counseling. Kathy aspires to help students make wise health and lifestyle choices.
Services offered in the Health Center include: physical examinations; illness evaluation and management; minor injury evaluation and management; sexual health (birth control, STI education/testing/treatment); prescription management; wellness and nutrition counseling; some on-site testing as well as other blood draws and laboratory services. Services that are not performed on-site will be referred and billed to a student's individual health insurance plan (such as x-rays, laboratory testing, and physician specialist appointments).
Her collaborating physician is Medical Director, Dr. Lynne Belsky who is available to see students by appointment one afternoon each week. To schedule an appointment Kathy or Dr. Belsky please contact Health Services at 847-735-5050.
NorthShore University HealthSystem
Lindsay Buckman received a Bachelor of Science in Nursing from Northern Illinois University in 2008 and a Master of Science in Nursing from Loyola University Chicago in 2013. She is a board certified Adult Gerontology Primary Care Nurse Practitioner through the American Nurses' Credentialing Center (ANCC). Lindsay has nursing experience in general medicine/surgery, oncology, hematology, and dermatology. She specializes in treating acne and other skin conditions.
Her collaborating physician is Medical Director, Dr. Lynne Belsky who is available to see students by appointment one afternoon each week. To schedule an appointment with Lindsay, Kathy, or Dr. Belsky please contact Health Services at 847-735-5050.
Carlie Paul
Campus Dietitian
Carlie earned her B.S. in Nutrition and Dietetics in 2009 from Northern Illinois University and became a licensed and registered dietitian (RD, LDN) after completing the Dietetic Internship program at Loyola University Chicago in 2011. She also holds B.F.A in Dance and a B.A. in Sociology (2004) from the University of Iowa. Carlie became interested in nutrition as a way to stay healthy and strong as a dancer and ended up discovering a passion for dietetics and nutrition education to promote disease prevention and wellness. She has worked in a variety of settings including clinical and community nutrition, women, infant and children nutrition, as well as chronic disease management with an emphasis in nutrition education and counseling. Carlie enjoys working with individuals and groups to help identify their paths towards health and wellness through food. Her approach combines evidenced based nutrition information with individualized goal setting to build sustainable lifestyle changes.
Appointments available Fridays each week.
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Rede Energia Restructures Local Debt After Celpa Defaults
Rede Energia SA's creditors holding local bonds due in 2014 approved a restructuring that allows the Brazilian power company to repay the securities with shares from its units and extend the maturity by 18 months.
The notes will be repaid by June 2016 after six principal payments are made beginning in December 2013, according to the minutes of a June 5 bondholder meeting released today. The restructuring gives the company the option to make some of those payments with equity. The minutes didn't state the amount of bonds outstanding.
Rede Energia, a holding company that controls power distributors, is seeking to ease its debt burden after one of its units, Centrais Eletricas do Para SA, filed for bankruptcy and defaulted on dollar bonds in February. Fitch Ratings cut Rede Energia's credit rating to C, or one level above default, in March. The company's dollar bonds traded at 37.38 cents on the dollar at close in New York, down 1.8 percent from June 8, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.
"Bondholders are going to take some control of Rede -- I like that," said Luiz Campos, who manages about $800 million of emerging market debt at Dinosaur Securities, said in a phone interview from Sao Paulo. "It's a better beginning than Celpa's proposals" to restructure its debt, he said.
Celpa Restructuring
Campos said the kind of debt restructuring Rede Energia is planning with its local debt probably wouldn't work for foreign debt holders because the company doesn't have American Depositary Receipts. Los Angeles-based Houlihan Lokey is serving as financial adviser to holders of Rede Energia's dollar-denominated perpetual bonds amid restructuring discussions.
Celpa, based in Belem, Brazil, said May 7 that it will seek to raise 850 million reais ($441 million) through a bond sale and loans as part of a plan to recover from bankruptcy. The plan includes selling 650 million reais of local bonds convertible into shares to yield 15 percent and loans of 200 million reais, Celpa said in a regulatory filing.
Rede Energia said in an e-mailed response to questions that it had 383 million reais of local bonds outstanding as of March 31, without providing a breakdown by maturity.


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Top Definition
Another would for "lover" used when a girl is talking to her best friend or when she's answering the phone to her boyfriend.
HEY Lova!
بواسطة Bobbbbb7778 يوليو/تمُّوز 20, 2008
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Can you define these popular missing words?
An affectionate word used to name or describe brotherhood between friends
Lova, it is with love that i say hello to you this eve.
بواسطة Christobal Lemming نوفمبر/تشرين الثّاني 3, 2003
An expression of care toward a close from on whom one does not feel comfortable dropping the "L-bomb" (love).
Dear (Friend),
(Body of Letter)
(Your Name)
(Body of Letter)
(Your Name)
بواسطة Emily W فبراير/شباط 21, 2008
a synonym for the words love you, used often when you love somebody very strongly
I miss you alot! goodbye, lova!
بواسطة Freak of Nature سبتمبر/أيلول 15, 2007
An affectionate term girls use to call their favorite girlfriends who are fun to go out and play with.
I explained to one of my sister's friends that even though her boyfriend is her lover, her girls are her lovaaaaaas.
بواسطة LovahavoL يناير/كانون الثّاني 7, 2010
A word used to express complete brotherhood between friends. Used with discretion.
Hello Lova, how are you on this fine eve?
بواسطة Corey Layne نوفمبر/تشرين الثّاني 3, 2003
An act of generosity; Unselfishness
He acted in a lova manner, by donating the money to charity.
بواسطة Danny يوليو/تمُّوز 12, 2003


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Worker fatalities in eating and drinking places
June 18, 2002
In 1999, worker fatalities in the eating and drinking places industry were up by about a third from the previous year. This was the first increase in the industry since 1993.
Despite the increase in 1999, both the number and rate of on-the-job fatalities in eating and drinking places declined over the 1992-99 period. In 1999, 147 workers in the industry were fatally injured, down from 191 workers in 1992.
Homicides were the leading cause of worker fatalities in the eating and drinking places industry in the 1992-99 period. Almost three-quarters of fatalities were homicides during the period.
Eating and drinking places are defined as establishments where customers purchase prepared, ready-to-eat meals, buy and drink alcoholic beverages, or both. Meals are either eaten on the premises, taken out, or delivered.
The BLS Injuries, Illnesses and Fatalities Program produced these data. Find more information in Occupational Hazards in Eating and Drinking Places (PDF 163K), by Timothy Webster, Compensation and Working Conditions.
Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, The Economics Daily, Worker fatalities in eating and drinking places on the Internet at http://www.bls.gov/opub/ted/2002/jun/wk3/art02.htm (visited September 28, 2016).
Recent editions of Spotlight on Statistics
A look at healthcare spending, employment, pay, benefits, and prices
As one of the largest U.S. industries, healthcare is steadily growing to meet the needs of an increasing population with an increasing life expectancy. This Spotlight looks at how much people spend on healthcare, current and projected employment in the industry, employer-provided healthcare benefits, healthcare prices, and pay for workers in healthcare occupations.
Employment and Wages in Healthcare Occupations
Healthcare occupations are a significant percentage of U.S. employment. Some of the largest and highest paying occupations are in healthcare. This Spotlight examines employment and wages for healthcare occupations.
Fifty years of looking at changes in peoples lives
Longitudinal surveys help us understand long-term changes, such as how events that happened when a person was in high school affect labor market success as an adult.


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Newspapers from across the country join the 84 percent of Americans who support the Chemical Weapons Convention. Excerpts from some of the more than 100 endorsements include:
"It would be an extraordinary act of irresponsibility if this decades-long effort to reduce the threat of chemical terrorism and chemical war were to be scuttled by a hostile or indifferent Senate leadership."
The Keene Sentinel, New Hampshire
"With Gulf War veterans complaining of illnesses that may be linked to Iraqi chemical weapons and the United States facing the dilemma of what to do with those weapons remaining on its own soil, you would think the U.S. Senate would see the wisdom of ratifying a treaty to do away with poison gas."
The Decatur Daily, Alabama
"Chemical warfare is a vile way to wage war and, in the estimation of U.S. commanders, is not effective."
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Georgia
"Our troops will never be protected by chemical weapons. They will only be threatened by them."
Salina Journal, Kansas City, Kansas
"The aim ... is to force the nations of the world to destroy their chemical weapons and the facilities in which they are made. Since the United States already started this process, it has nothing to gain by refusing to join a treaty that would require others to do the same."
Deseret News, Salt Lake City, Utah
"A treaty sparing the world from the deadly peril of chemical weapons would enhance ... civil protections, not undermine them."
The Post Standard, Syracuse, New York
"... ratification of the Chemical Weapons Convention ... would serve this country's economic and security interests."
St. Petersburg Times, Florida
"History has shown that chemical arms are dangerous even to the army that uses them, often killing more civilians than combatants. We urge approval of this historic pact. America's military and economic security - and moral leadership - are at stake."
The Denver Post, Colorado
"The very best reason is that it puts the United States on the right side of this issue, the ethical side."
The Charlotte Observer, North Carolina
"But the fact that those rogue programs exist provides all the more reason for the treaty's ratification. With the treaty, all nations would come under intense international pressure to abandon their chemical programs."


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BAY CITY, MI — The six Bay County police officers who laid down their lives for the community are to be honored Wednesday, as part of National Police Week.
A ceremony is to begin at noon in front of the Bay County Law Enforcement Center, 501 Third St. in Bay City, near a stone memorial bearing the fallen officers' names. Bay City Police Chief Michael J. Cecchini, Bay County Undersheriff Michael T. Janiskee and Michigan State Police 1st Lt. John Card are to speak at the event.
The Bay City Police Department has lost three officers — Frank Kowalkowski, shot and killed Dec. 18, 1923, and Raymond P. Rexer and Terry J. Jablonski, the latter two both shot in the same incident on April 26, 1991.
Bay County Sheriff's Deputy Phillip Kramer died Sept. 28, 1974, the victim of a vehicular assault. State police troopers Delos A. Williams died in a June 30, 1929, motorcycle accident and Ralph L. Broullire drowned in the Saginaw Bay while attempting to rescue two boys from an ice floe in March 1943.
During the ceremony, each of the six officers will have their name read, and a surviving relative or member of their respective agency will place a rose on an American flag in their honor, said Rod Schanck, a Bay City police officer and president of the Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 103.
Bay City police Sgt. Nate Webster is to play "Taps" and Bay County District Judge Timothy J. Kelly may sing during the service, and Schanck is working to find someone to play bagpipes. Current officers are also to receive citations for outstanding conduct they performed within the past year.
Though the ceremony is held every year, Schanck noted Wednesday marks its return to the Law Enforcement Center, after spending several years at Bay City Hall.
In relation to this event, Schanck is starting a fundraiser to form a Bay City Police Department-based honor guard. Ideally, he'd like to raise $15,000, which would be put to the uniforms and training for eight to 10 current and retired officers.
"This type of event is exactly what it would be used for," Schanck said. The recent deaths of some retired Bay City police officers inspired to Schanck to pursue the cause.
Schanck is working with John Bellsmith, owner of Bellsmith Graphic Design, to conceive a logo and write a brochure detailing the specifics of the fundraising.
Wednesday's ceremony should last about a half-hour to 45 minutes, Schanck said.


text: "Be Gentle." I say these two words to C countless times throughout the day. I don't know why I don't apply them to myself. I've only had three appointments with my therapist, but I feel like we've covered a lot of ground in a short amount of time. At my last appointment, we discussed negative thoughts – how to control them, combat them and make them positive. I realized that I think pretty awful things. Things I could never (and would never) say to someone else.


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RALEIGH, N.C. -- It was at New Hope Baptist Church in Newark, N.J., that Whitney Houston first honed her golden voice and learned about God.
Those who knew her well say that Christian foundation never left her.
Watch the entire two-part interview about Whitney Houston's faith below.
Houston was introduced to the music world in 1985 -- America's sweetheart with the voice of an angel.
She quickly rose to the top, selling more than 170 million records worldwide. She became the only artist with seven consecutive No. 1 Billboard hits.
But with great fame came a great fall.
Slowly the world watched an image of grace, poise and beauty become tattered by a powerful addiction to drugs and alcohol.
A Woman of Faith
But according to Houston's spiritual mother, gospel music legend Shirley Caesar, there was another side of the songstress much of the world failed to see -- a woman who loved and desired God in her life.
"We've lost an icon," Caesar said. "We've lost a precious jewel, from my own knowledge, to the body of Christ."
Part 1: Caesar talks about a time she reached out to Whitney Houston and Bobby Brown, urging them to get their lives in order. Watch below.
Part 2: Shirley Caesar says "the devil himself" had a hold on Whitney Houston. See what she says we can learn from Houston's life about sin and battling the enemy.
Houston looked up to Caesar, often calling her "Mama Shirley."
"I was honored, yet I wanted her life totally whole," Caesar told CBN News.
While many will remember Houston for her secular music, she had several gospel hits.
In the 1996 movie "The Preacher's Wife," she stood alongside Denzel Washington to tell a story of inspiration and redemption through God -- singing songs like "I Love the Lord" and "He's All Over Me."
"This girl knew that Jesus loved her. She had such an anointing, if you will, in her voice," Caesar recalled.
Years of drug and alcohol abuse greatly affected Houston. Her voice shaken and her soul struggling, many thought she was finished. But Caesar says despite Houston's struggles, she sought deliverance.
"She was looking for somebody that had the power of God resting in their lives," Caesar explained.
Houston's Last Days
In her final days, friends claim Houston had a premonition about her death; that she "felt like her time was coming" and "really wanted to see Jesus." Two days before her death, Houston sang "Jesus Loves Me" at a night club in Los Angeles. It would be her last song to the world.
Gospel artist Kim Burrell had planned to see Houston the night she died.
"She was in great spirits. She was singing. She had gospel music playing when she left the message. So it sounded like typical, happy Whitney ready to see me," Burrell told CNN. "I just hate we didn't get a chance to do that. I was on my way to her and I ended up going to the hotel, but it was just a little too late."
Caesar says just a few months ago, Houston visited Burrell's church and left filled with the Spirit of God.
"She went to the church and Kim said the power of God fell on Whitney Houston so till she ran all around the church," Caesar said.
"Then she fell out in the floor and just began to speak in tongues," an emotional Caesar added. "She just began to speak in tongues for about 30 minutes laying there praising the Lord."
While questions surround Houston's cause of death, many also question her Christian conviction.
Caesar believes the woman who affectionately called her "mama" was involved in a powerful spiritual battle.
In the end, it may seem that life in the fast lane overtook Houston, and that she never got the deliverance she so desired. But Caesar sees it differently.
"A lot of times it come in a slow process," Caesar explained. "That's what winning is all about. It's not to those who can run the fastest, just take your time and win. And Whitney Houston was a winner."
Originally published on Friday, February 17th.
Caesar: 'Whitney Sought Deliverance Through Faith'
Houston's Final Performance Was 'Jesus Loves Me'
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MESTRE - There's an open seat next to Stefanie Gori, some ten minutes before the closing ceremony of the OEMC2011 will start. When I sit down, she looks misanthropically and shakes her head. "A disaster", she says. So I write on my memo pad, in Italian: 'DISASTRO'. Now she laughs again.
She gives a survey of her results of the past days. "The first day was good. But the rest - it was very disappointing. In the end, I had 19 table points in total."
After Day 1, Stefanie was on position number 6, so she was rather hopeful about reaching her aim: making it to the top-twenty.
Rather than complaining about what did not happen, she tells me that she had a very good time after all. "It was a very nice experience", she says. "I liked itvery much. It is quite different from playing in our club. The silence. The concentration. The competitors played very seriously, but relaxed as well. I have seen no animosity at my tables. Yes, I liked it very much. I only wish I would have played better."
The last day - two sessions - you scored just 2 points in total. What went wrong, Stefania?
"In the first session, until the last game, everyone was pretty equal. But… And in the last session, this Frenchman went wild. No one could reach him."
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Earlier this month, major Bucharest daily Libertatea published a story saying two Romanians had named their baby Yahoo and printed a picture of his birth certificate. The news was widely picked up on the Internet.
"It was the reporter's child's birth certificate, which he modified," said Simona Ionescu, Libertatea's deputy editor-in-chief. "We fired him."
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Board Member Doug Ranker said the building project is on budget and on schedule. Only 40 percent of the contingency funds have been used thus far.
Elementary principal Jennifer Losey and Board Member Mary Ruth Crandall reported on the Heritage Committee's progress. Losey said no more athletic trophies are to be auctioned. Once the trophy cases in the new building are filled, the issue may be revisited. Following a recent meeting, the idea of compiling oral histories from alumni was discussed. Crandall said the number of salvaged bricks - which are to be available for purchase - needs to be determined.
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Approve class fees for elementary, junior and high school.
Approve the junior and high school student/parent handbooks.
Rescind a motion made in April to award mowing bids for 2013-2015 and rebid the contract for 2014.
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Approve all classroom volunteers for fields trips and other classroom activities pending passing FBI/BCI background checks.
Approve overnight trips for the varsity girls' cross country team to Put-in-Bay in August and varsity boys' basketball to Fort Wayne in July.
Approve the end of course exams for American History and American Government for 2013-2014.
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The Freie Universitaet Berlin and the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) invite US, Canadian and German universities to apply for participation in the 3rd International TDP Workshop on curriculum integration, joint transatlantic study programs and university cooperation in Social Sciences and Humanities.
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Nemesis Q is a PSI program... like Inui's Angry Goalie... or Ageha's MD.
But no... it's not Tatsuo. Why would Tatsuo send hmself from the past to the future (Psyren)... and get himself almost killed.
Time-travel is cool... but it has a lot of ways it could work, and since we (humans) never seen it in use, we don't know what REALLY happens. There are only theories. (Time-line is overwritten, new time-line created, end of the world, and possibly a lot more that I don't know about)
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Grandfather paradox.
^ confusing. Now, we know why time travel doesn't work and shouldn't be stretched
out on onemanga.... http://www.onemanga.com/Psyren/57/01/
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Historic 1865 SS Republic Shipwreck Seated Liberty Half Dollar
Starting Bid - $200.00, Sold For - $580.00
The Civil War ended in 1865. The agricultural economy, the plantation system, and the social order of the South were gone forever. By October it was clear that something must be done immediately to begin Reconstruction. Part of that help was to supply money for trade and commerce. That money came in the form of $400,000 in gold and silver coins aboard the SS Republic that was being transferred from Northern banks to New Orleans. The owners of the paddle wheeler steamship, the SS Republic embarked on an ill-fated journey leaving New York headed to New Orleans. It was a voyage that met disaster in a hurricane and ended with a shipwreck and $400,000 in gold and silver coins lost at the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean for the next 138 years. In August 2003, using advanced sonar and computers much like those used to find the Titantic, scientists of the Odyssey Marine Exploration group finally located the SS Republic shipwreck. The amazing shipwreck site was littered with historically significant Civil War era artifacts. Most importantly, there was an unknown hoard of genuine, Civil War era silver coins. Presented is an 1855 Seated Liberty Silver Half Dollar from this historic find. To forever protect and document the history of this Civil War era silver half dollar, it was encapsulated along with its personalized certificate and numbered barcode. The coin is certified authentic by NGC and pedigreed with "Shipwreck Effect" over an emblem of the SS Republic. The coin bears the highly prized "O" mint mark from the long-closed U.S. Mint in New Orleans. The "Shipwreck Effect" coin is presented in an impressive hardwood display case. The top bears a finely detailed, engraved SS Republic name plate. This coin is a treasure from one of America's most celebrated shipwreck finds- the SS Republic. Also included is a DVD copy of the National Geographic Explorer TV program that documents the find, recovery, and conserving of coins from the SS Republic shipwreck. Reserve $200. Estimate $400/$800. SOLD FOR $580.00
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Mayo takes place on commission; Anderson retires
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Ray Mayo, left, speaks to Wayne County commissioners Tuesday morning just prior to being sworn in as the new commissioner from District 1 replacing veteran Commissioner Andy Anderson, who has resigned. With Mayo were, from left to right, his wife, Janice, their son, Steve, and daughter-in-law, Tracy Mayo.
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Phenolphthalein is, HPhen, is a common acid-base indicator. In solutions it dissociates according to the equation:
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HPhen(aq) ---> H+(aq) + Ph-(aq)
clear (HPhen = weak acid) pink (Ph- = conjugate base)
If phenolphthalein is added to distilled water, the solution is clear. If a drop or two of 6 M NaOH is added to the clear solution, it turns bright pink. If to that solution one adds a few drops of 6 M HCl, the color reverts to clear.
a. Give the net ionic equation for the reaction that happens
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Get an overview of this hotel4-star hotel with free breakfast and restaurant
Situated in Forte dei Marmi, this hotel is within a 10-minute walk of Ugo Guidi Museum and Fondazione Villa Bertelli. AeroClub Marina di Massa and Forte dei Marmi Fortress are also within 2 mi (3 km).
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A restaurant, an outdoor pool, and a bar/lounge are available at this hotel. Free buffet breakfast, free WiFi in public areas, and free self parking are also provided. Other amenities include a poolside bar, a rooftop terrace, and coffee/tea in a common area.
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The hotel offers a restaurant. Guests can unwind with a drink at one of the hotel's bars, which include a poolside bar and a bar/lounge. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast. A computer station is located on site and high-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary.
This Forte dei Marmi hotel also offers an outdoor pool, a rooftop terrace, and a library. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
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Guests are offered a complimentary buffet breakfast.
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Room service (during limited hours) is available.
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The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
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- Bicycle rentals on site
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Check-in time ends at 10 PM
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Two Western Nevada lawmakers are asking county commissioners in their districts to pass resolutions calling on the Nevada Attorney General to defend anyone arrested under an executive order in contravention to the Second Amendment.
In a Feb. 15 letter that was sent to the media on Tuesday, Jim Wheeler, R-Gardnerville, and Tom Grady, R-Yerington, said that the Second Amendment is under attack by the federal government.
They've written a bill that they say will "ensure the rights of Nevadans under our Constitution."
The bill is based on a series of bills passed in Wyoming.
"Our founding fathers were plain spoken and very clear with what they meant when they wrote (the Second Amendment)," they said. "No one, not even the President of the United States, has the right to limit, yet alone, stop access to firearms or ammunition, nor limit the amount of these commodities a citizen may purchase. As has been proven many times in law, the Constitution of the United States takes precedence over any presidential executive order and no President may usurp the separation of powers by writing law under the guise of a presidential order."
Wheeler and Grady said they've received numerous e-mails, calls and letters from their constituents asking for their help.


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Roberto Martinez is hoping for a much-needed lift against Arsenal as Wigan battle an ongoing injury crisis.
Striving to avoid relegation is an annual occurrence and the Latics have slipped into the bottom three after a run of one point from four games.
And Wigan could be without eight players, including four central defenders, for tomorrow's clash at the DW Stadium.
Martinez said: "When you're coping with seven or eight players missing, very important players and four in the same position, that's quite unique. I've been very pleased with the rest of the squad in the manner they took responsibility and we've been performing in the same manner.
"I've been looking at all the games and, apart from the first half at Norwich, we've been competitive and have shown a good level."
Adrian Lopez could be out for up to 10 weeks with a hamstring tear, joining Ben Watson (broken leg), Ryo Miyaichi (ankle) and Albert Crusat (knee) on the long-term injured list.
James McCarthy, Gary Caldwell and Antolin Alcaraz and Ivan Ramis should return over Christmas.
Prediction: Wigan Athletic 1-1 Arsenal F.C
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