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Two former University of Ottawa hockey players from Quebec face sexual assault charges. It stems from an incident alleged to have occurred in February when the team was in Thunder Bay, Ontario for a game.
Twenty-four-year-old Guillaume Donovan and 25-year-old David Foucher, both from Gatineau, have been released from custody and are due back in court in Thunder Bay on September 30th.
Police say the alleged assault involved a 21-year-old female victim.
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Trade-Ideas LLC identified AngioDynamics (ANGO) as a strong on high relative volume candidate
These heavily shorted stocks could get squeezed much higher if they report positive earnings this week.
AngioDynamics (ANGO) shares are falling after the company reported weaker-than-expected third quarter earnings and revenue results.
AngioDynamics (ANGO) shares are rising after the company beat analysts' second quarter earnings and revenue expectations.


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A fatal accident involving a scooter caused officers to close a major intersection in Paradise Valley on Monday morning, police said.
The wreck, in the intersection of Tatum Boulevard and Lincoln Drive, forced police to close the intersection during the morning rush hour and the busy roads remained closed midday Monday.
A scooter traveling north on Tatum Boulevard struck a car turning left onto East Lincoln Drive at about 7:40 a.m. Monday, Paradise Valley police spokesman Lt. Michael P. Cole said.
The driver of the scooter was pronounced dead on the scene, Cole said.
The driver of the car was not injured, Cole said.


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A Retirement Savings Stock Every Investor Should Own
Thursday, March 14, 2013 - 8:30am
Whenever I need inspiration for a new stock idea, I think about Levi Strauss.
Yes, Levi Strauss -- the man who invented blue jeans. As a scrappy European immigrant to the land of opportunity, Strauss went West during the California Gold Rush in the mid-1800s seeking his fortune. But he didn't go as a prospector. Instead, Strauss made his first fortune selling pick axes, shovels and other supplies to 49ers who were in search of gold. His second and much larger fortune was made when he decided to make pants out of tent canvas, dye them blue with indigo and sell the durable outerwear to would-be gold miners.
Simply put, Strauss was an expert in finding trends and profiting from them.
This kind of savviness reminds me of a company I've followed for more than a decade now. I'm talking about Senior Housing Properties Trust (NYSE: SNH), a real estate investment trust (REIT).
And I like this company particularly now, because it's seizing a huge opportunity to make a lot a of money.
Let me explain...
As 10,000 people in the United States turn 65 every day, they'll need somewhere to go as they get older and need more care. Senior Housing manages a $5.3 billion portfolio consisting of nearly 400 properties that include senior-living centers, skilled-nursing facilities, medical office buildings and wellness centers across 40 U.S. states.
Obamacare headwinds? Fuggedaboutit
But that's not the case with Senior Housing. About 94% of Senior Housing's net operating income comes from private-pay properties. This means tenants pay out of their own pockets, rather than relying on a government subsidy or voucher system. So the company's dependence to government reimbursement (and the uncertainty that comes with it) is extremely limited. In addition, about 32% of the properties are multi-discipline medical office buildings with blue-chip health care tenants such as Stryker (NYSE: SYK), Boston Scientific (NYSE: BSX) and Quest Diagnostics (NYSE: DGX).
Strike gold with the golden years...
These undeniable demographic trends and the stock's consistent performance, make Senior Housing a great addition to any retirement portfolio. It's already a core holding in many of my client's portfolios. Carla Pasternak, director of income research for StreetAuthority's High-Yield Investing, also has recommended it as a key Retirement Savings Stock.
The company has been expanding quickly. This past year, Senior Housing raised more than $650 million in capital market transactions and gained access to a $750 million unsecured credit facility. Despite this fast growth, it's been able to keep a lowly-levered balance sheet compared to most REITS, with a debt-to-capital ratio of just 37%.
In addition, the company has performed consistently through the years. Besides a growing stock price, Senior Housing has steadily raised the dividend from $1.20 a share in 2000 to a recent $1.56 a share, which brings the yield to just over 6%. Add that to capital appreciation and you have a compounded annual return of 47% during the past 13 years. Not bad for a "lost decade" of investing...
The fact that REITs are required by law to pay 90% of their income as dividends to shareholders -- regardless of whether their share price goes up or down -- makes this an even sweeter deal.
Risks to Consider: Although the lion's share of Senior Housing is private pay -- which implies relatively affluent tenants -- tougher economic conditions or external circumstances such as inflation, could affect the company's pool of qualified prospects in the senior lifestyle and assisted-living segment. In addition, as part as their different tax structure, REITs don't pay income taxes. This means their dividends are usually fully taxable.
Action to Take --> I see Senior Housing as a long-term holding, especially if you are building a retirement, income-focused portfolio. This doesn't mean the stock can't perform well in the short term. Based on favorable long-term demographics and the company's historic consistency, a 12-month price target of $29 is completely reasonable. Factoring in dividend income, this translates into a 22% total return.
P.S. -- If you're looking for a smarter, safer and more profitable approach to income investing than you may be following now, then you need to know about Retirement Savings Stocks. Simply put, if you're looking for a second income stream for your retirement, then it's the only way to go. Find out more in this special presentation.
Adam Fischbaum does not personally hold positions in any securities mentioned in this article.StreetAuthority LLC owns shares of SNH in one or more of its "real money" portfolios.


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Designs (Japanese: マイデサイン My Design) are patterns that can be used for numerous purposes. Each design may be bought for 350 Bells at the tailor in both Wild World and City Folk. Many people use designs for clothing, umbrellas, hats, carpeting, and wallpaper, although in Wild World and City Folk, designs can be dropped on the ground. Designs placed on the ground occupy one square unit, and prevent weeds from sprouting in the area where the pattern is dropped. Designs can also be displayed in a house as a masterpiece painting or uses as wallpaper and flooring. The designers can also wear their designs as hats, clothing, and umbrellas. In Animal Crossing for GameCube, the player could put a design on their front door; as of now, it is the only game in the series to allow this action. Designs can also be displayed in Able Sisters, and villagers in the player's town might end up wearing them. Players visiting over Wi-Fi may also obtain any of the designs displayed in the shop.
Town Design Themes
It is possible for the player to create a town theme using designs that are placed on the ground. There are numerous themes the player can choose from depending on the designs they created and how they sequenced them. What the person wants the town to look like includes themes such as urban (roads and sidewalks), water world (ocean and beaches), royal (gold and stone), and many more.
Pro Designs
Starting with City Folk, the player can create pro designs. This means that there can be different designs on the left sleeve, right sleeve, front, and back of a shirt. However, the player has to talk to Mabel and pay 350 Bells (500 Bells in New Leaf) to create a pro design, whereas the player can create a normal design anywhere. New Leaf allows new choices: long sleeve, short sleeve, and sleeveless dresses and shirts. Hats can also be created with Pro Designs.


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Horn - Sundin
Caitlin Horn and Erik Sundin have announced their engagement.
Caitlin is the daughter of Bob and Joanne Horn of Woodinville. She graduated from Woodinville High School in 1993 and from the University of Michigan in 1997. She received a masters degree in marriage and family therapy in 2002 from Santa Clara University.
Erik is the son of Ken and Sarah Sundin of Bothell. He is a 1994 graduate of Bothell High School and a 1999 Whitworth College graduate. Following graduation he attended Washington State Fire Academy finishing in 2000. He is currently a firefighter/EMT.
The couple is planning a Sept. 14 wedding at Lake Forest Park Presbyterian Church. They will reside in Yakima where Erik will attend paramedic school at Central Washington University.


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Richard W. Feder has been installed as the 91st President of the Cranford Rotary Club.
Feder's commitment to "Service Above Self," the Rotary motto, is exemplified by his many community activities including Cranford Rotary, the Cranford Jaycees where he served as vice president, and Cranford youth sports where he coached baseball and basketball.
He also served on the Cranford Zoning Board of Adjustment for 11 years, serving as secretary for five years, the Cranford Insurance Review Board, and the Cranford Citizens Budget Review Committee.
Feder has been a Cranford resident for 34 years. He is currently Managing Partner of Feder Insurance Services which provides a broad array of property, casualty and health insurance services to individuals and commercial businesses, specializing in Medicare insurance products and health insurance for small and mid-size groups. He was formerly employed by UBS AG (New York/Zurich) as Chief of Staff (US) and Co-Head of Investor Relations, and by PaineWebber Group Inc. as Head of Investor Relations and Head of Insurance & Risk Management. He holds an MBA from Pace University and a B.A. from Rutgers University.
Other Rotary officers for 2013-14 are Mickey O'Brien, president-elect; Vincent Spada, secretary; Gene Matics, treasurer; and David Del Vecchio, past-president.
The Rotary Club of Cranford was established in 1923 and serves the Cranford community through service projects, sponsorships and scholarships. Past beneficiaries of Rotary support include Cranford Project Home, Cranford Family Care, Cranford Fund for Educational Excellence, Cranford United Way, Cranford Historical Society, Cranford PAL and the Rotary International Foundation.
The Cranford Rotary Club meets every Thursday morning at 7:45 a.m., at the Cranford Community Center. Any business or professional person, active or retired, is invited to attend meetings.
For additional information, contact Membership Chair Mike Flynn at 908-272-2827.


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Aabebooks.com: "we combine the inventories of over 5700 independent booksellers from around the globe."
Acses: Book price search engine. Compares offers from over 20 online shops and finds the best prices on the Net.
AddALL: Recommended. "book search and price comparison."
African-American Lit Book Club: Seems obvious.
Akademisk Kvarter: A book seller located in Norway.
Alibris: An online book seller.
All Romance Ebooks: An online bookstore.
Amanda's Books: A book store in Wentachee, WA.
Amazon Bookstore Cooperative, Inc.: "the oldest independent feminist bookstore in North America." Founded in 1970. Located in Minneapolis.
Amazon.com: Not recommended. An online bookstore.
P&E has written to Amazon asking for information. If anything is learned, we'll post it.
Angelus Press: An apostolate of the Catholic press.
Angus & Robertson: Not recommended. A bookstore chain located in Australia.
Apple Blossom Books : A book seller located on Main Street in Oshkosh, WI. They also have a book review site which patrons are invited to post upon. 3/14: Reported now is only a gift store, with just a few children's books.
Appletree Books: A bookstore located in Cleveland Heights, OH.
Atlantic Books: A chain of bookstores in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware.
AUBC Used Book Search: "the easy way to get your hands on that elusive book!! by author, or title; used, or out of print books. As we get many email response for booksearches from people who do not truely want to buy books we have found it neccesary to ask for genuine enquiries to be mailed to us in the post. Please note we do NOT deal in any pornographic or "adult only" materials and have no connection with any such operators. As soon as a copy of the book has been found a price will be returned to you by email for your final sale decision. Please include ALL the following information in your request:" Your name: Your email address: Physical address: Author First Name: Author Surname: Title: OPTIONAL Hard of soft cover: Other special requirements: Budget (if you have one): Contact at:
336 Jim Mann Rd
Franklin, NC 28734, USA
Audiobooks: Appears to be a book store.
Audiotome: "purchases used audio books in bulk and sells them at discount prices."
Australian Online Bookshop: An online book store.
Author, Author!: A book store. This site was formerly operated by a writers' workshop.
Avenue Victor Hugo Bookshop: A bookstore that was formerly a brick and mortar store and has converted to online only.
Azur: An online book seller in Belgium.
BBAMDH Used Book Search: "by author, or title.
We also search for out of print books. Each customer is treated indivdually. We trade in USA Funds only. We do not deal in any pornographic or 'adult only' materials." Email link.
Barnes and Noble: The online site for this bookstore chain.
BBGB - A book retailer located in Richmond, Virginia at Kensington Avenue at North Belmont Avenue.
Beach Reads Bookstore - A book retailer located in Colonial Heights, Virginia.
Beantree Books: A book store in Hazelton, PA.
Better World Books: An online bookstore.
Between the Covers: A book seller located in Bend, OR.
Biblio Used Books : "We provide tens of millions of used, rare, and out-of-print books and textbooks from a global network of independent booksellers."
BigStar.com: Online video superstore with videos, laserdiscs and DVDs -- over 100,000 items available! We've got daily movie news, star bios, chat, filmographies, contests, interviews and great sales. Join our free affiliate program to earn commissions. BigStar.com -- Big Movies. Big Selection. Big Deals. Big Fun.
Black Oak Books: A book seller will reopen in Berkley.
bol.de: A book seller located in Germany.
Book Frog: A book store located in Rolling Hills Estates in CA.
Book Glutton: Recommended. A site hat not only sells books, but appears to encourage reading groups for those books.
Book Revue: A book seller located in Huntington, NY.
Book Soup: A book seller located in West Hollywood.
Book Stacks: An online book retailer.
BookAisle, The: An electronic book store.
BookBook: A bookstore formerly known as Biography Bookshop will be relocating to another part of Bleeker Street in New York City.
Bookfinder: Recommended. An online search engine that finds books from 40,000 bookdealers. "Over 40 million new, used, rare, and out of print books at your fingertips."
Bookloft, The: A bookstore located at Route 7, Barrington Plaza, Great Barrington, MA 01230.
Bookpages: UK book retailer servicing Great Britain and European countries. Bookpages will deliver to countries outside this region, including the U.S.
BookRenter: A book renter centered mostly on the textbook market.
Books and Boos: A new and used book store in Colchester, CT.
Books Unlimited: A book seller located in Ireland.
Books-A-Million: a book store.
BookSense.com: Independent bookstore.
BooksMN: A book store located in Burnsville, Mn.
BooksOnboard: An online bookseller.
Bookstore.co.uk: Any book in print supplied, including hard to find academic titles and those from specialist publishers, government and institutional sources. Select & order from 300,000 books on our two databases.
BookStrand: An online bookstore.
Booktopia Pty Ltd: An Australian book seller.
Booktrees & Etc...: Appears to be a book store.
BookWise: A book club that appears to be a MultiLevel Marketing operation.
Borders Books: Not recommended. A bookstore chain. Here's why: Financial Review article - Borders reforms bookselling traditions.
Boswell Book Company: A bookstore in Milwaukee, formerly part of the Harry W. Schwartz Bookshops chain.
Burgundy Books: Not recommended. A book store in East Haddam, CT. 1/30/10: P&E has received a complaint about this store from an author who wasn't paid for books sold there. Verified.
Burke's Book Store: A bookstore located in Memphis, TN that features old and new books along with difficult to find collectibles.
Buy Books on the web: An independent online bookstore featuring primarily books from Infinity Publishing.
CCapital City Comics: Web site for a chain of comic book stores.
Carytown Books: A bookstore in Richmond, Va.
CD Now: An online music retailer.
Central Publishers Services, Inc.: Not recommended. A subscription service. Unfortunately, this business sends out material with the appearance of a bill. Contact at:
Winchester, VA 22601-3615
Centuries & Sleuths Bookstore: An online bookstore featuring history, biography, and mystery books and more. Their brick and mortar store is in Forest Park, IL.
Cherry Valley Books: Appears to be a book store featuring childrens books.
Chop Suey Books: A used book store located on 1317 West Cary Street in Richmond, Va.
City Lights Bookstore: A bookseller and publisher.
Cobblestone Books: An online bookstore. It also appears that one can visit their premises by appointment only.
Coffee Time Romance Book Store: An online bookstore.
CollegeBookRenter.com: "An online resource for Renting or Selling Text books online."
College Textbooks: A "free service, allowing you to easily compare prices of any book among major online bookstores worldwide, and find a price which is 30% - 95% off the market list price".
Common Good Books: A bookstore located in St. Paul, Mn.
Common Language: A LGBT book seller in Ann Arbor.
Compare Book Prices: Recommended. "It's a free service, allowing you to easily compare prices of any book among major online bookstores worldwide, and find a price which is 30% - 80% off the market list price."
Conkey's Bookstore: A bookstore in Appleton, WI plans to close presumably in 2009.
Connect: Sony's ebook store.
Creatures 'n Crooks Bookshoppe: An independent science fiction, fantasy and mystery bookstore located on 3156 West Cary Street in Richmond, VA.
Critters Online Book Store: As it states. And any Critters member can put their books up for sale in the store.
CSU Bookstore: Located at Colorado State University.
cybernetbooks.com: Online book publisher and book store.
CyberRead: An ebook bookstore.
DDa Book Joint: An online bookseller.
Dark Delicacies: An online bookstore featuring horror books and more. Their brick and mortar store is in Burbank, CA.
Diana Books Plus: A black-owned bookstore in Brooklyn.
DigitalBooksEtc.com: An ebook store.
Direct Textbook: "textbook and book price comparison site on the internet." Looks like a good site to know about if you have someone in school.
Downtown Books: Recommended. Located at 49-B West Water St, Harrisonburg, VA 22801 (540-433-1155). Sells new and used books. "Every day free used books and magazines are available on display tables and racks in front of the store."
Dutton's Brentwood Bookstore: Reported out of business. A bookstore located at:
Brentwood, CA 90049
E-Books Rock: Recommended. "An organized directory of all e-books on the web! The ONLY place for lovers of the e-book!"
Eason: A book seller located in Ireland.
eBookad: Not recommended. A bookseller. Link broken.
Eden Book Shop: A book seller located in the UK.
Edgewater Books: A children's bookstore in Edgewater, MD opening in August 2013.
ElephantBooks.com: Recommended. "a unique and independent online bookseller in out-of-print, rare, and used books."
Elliott Bay Book Company: A bookstore in Seattle.
Elloras Cave: An online bookstore.
Emily Books An online book store.
Emporium Books: A book store in Australia.
Eruditor: An online book seller in the UK.
Fictionwise: An online bookdealer.
57th St. Books: A bookstore in Chicago.
Fishpond.com.au: An online book seller located in Australia.
$5 Christian Book Sale: A book retailer located at 188 Civic Center Blvd. in Anderson, S.C. 29625
Flintridge Bookstore: A bookstore in Pasadena, CA.
Flipkart.com: A book seller. P&E believes this seller is located in India or South Africa.
Fountain Books: A bookstore in Richmond, Va.
GanleyPub: An online book store.
Gemstar eBook� : An electronic bookstore.
Genre Mall, The: "a new site dedicated to the small genre press. Here you will find chapbooks, books, anthologies, and just about everything else possible from various small press publishers."
GLBT Bookshelf: A store and forum for the GLBT community.
Goering's Book Store: Recommended. A bookstore located at 3433 West University Avenue, Gainesville, Florida 32607.
Great Authors Online: An online bookstore.
HHarry W. Schwartz Bookshops: A bookstore chain based in Milwaukee is closing March 2009.
Hastings Books: A bookstore located at 791 Highway 77, Waxahachie, Texas.
Hooray for Books: A children's bookstore located in Washington, DC.
Horror Mall: Features horror books, art, DVDs, and goods.
Hot Books: A book seller.
Hugo Books: A book store opening in Swampscott, MA.
HyperBooks Online Bookstore: An online bookstore specializing in electronic texts distributed through the Internet. Assistance available for preparing a title for distribution. Never any cost to the author/publisher, and you always retain all rights. 11/29/10: Link appears broken. Contributed by Terry Austin.
IIBS: A book seller located in Italy.
iChapters.com: "offers brand new textbooks, in electronic & print formats. Electronic versions of college textbooks, including individual chapters, are available for immediate download at affordable prices. Only at iChapters.com can you choose to buy just what you need at the price you want to pay." This is interesting. We hope listing this site helps a lot of students.
Indigo Chapters: "Canada's online bookstore."
Infibeam books: A book seller in India.
ISFDB: The Internet Speculative Fiction Database is a listing of published authors.
JJapan Books: A book seller located in Japan. Site in Japanese.
Junkudo Book Web: A book seller located in Japan.
Just Books: A bookseller located in Old Greenwich, Connecticut.
Kkalahari.net: A book seller located in South Africa.
LLambda Rising: A book seller (will
close both stores at the end of 2009).
Landmark Booksellers: Small independent bookstore located in historic downtown Franklin, Tennessee selling old, out-of-print, rare, and new books.
Langton Info Services: A book seller located in England.
Learned Owl Book Shop, The: A book seller located in Hudson, OH.
Left Bank Books: A bookstore in the West Village of New York City(?).
Leo's Book Shop: A book seller in Toledo, OH (will close at the end of 2009).
Librairie de France: This French language bookstore located in New York City is closing at the end of September 2009.
Libreria Universitaria: An online book seller located in Italy.
Loot Online (Pty) Ltd.: A book seller located in Sourh Africa.
Magazine Billing Services, Inc.: Not recommended. A subscription service. This business sends out material with the appearance of a bill. Contact at:
San Luis Obispo, CA 93406-8001
Magazine Payment Services, Inc.: Not recommended. A subscription service. This business sends out material with the appearance of a bill. Contact at:
Sausalito, CA 94966-1296
Main Street Books: A book store located in St. Charles, MO.
Maple Street Book Shop: A bookstore located in New Orleans, La.
Music Boulevard: An online music retailer.
My Bookstore and More: An online bookstore.
My Own Books: Produces customized children's books. Topics include potty training, religious events, experiences in summer camp, difficult subjects such as drug prevention. Many pertain to various religious & ethnic groups.
Mystery Lovers Bookshop: An online bookstore. Physical store in Oakmont, PA.
Mystery Loves Company: A bookseller located in Baltimore, MD and online.
New Concepts Publishing: Features books written by its authors.
Novel Idea Bookstores �, A: Charges fee. Not recommended. A startup bookstore chain whose intent appears to be for the purpose of giving self-published authors a store willing to sell their books.
OOffsite Books: A specialty bookstore in Washington, DC that will sell books at events. Contact info unavailable at present.
OK! English!: A book seller located in Japan.
On Q: This site features only self-published books. On Q has one "self-published only" bookstore already operating in Lakeside, AZ, a busy tourist area and millionnaire hangout. Three more On Q stores will open in 1998--in Tucson, Phoenix, and Denver. Long range plans are for ten stores operating by the year 2000 in targeted cities nationwide, and many more to come. Site is expected to move to a new web address soon.
ONCE UPON A CRIME: The online site of a Minneapolis bookstore that carries crime novels.
Online Christian Bookstore: Not recommended. An online bookstore that resembles a MLM sold by a religious organization.
Onlinebrary, The: Appears to be a book store.
Open Book, The: A book store located in Westhampton Beach, NY.
PPaddyfield: An online bookstore.
Penelope Bokhandel: A book seller located in Norway.
Politics and Prose: A book seller located in Washington, DC.
Powell's Books: Highly recommended. New, used, out-of-print, and rare books.
previewbooks -- The digital bookstore with free preview downloads!: Electronic book store that permits purchasers to read up to half the book free before buying.
Project Pulp: Highly recommended. A one-stop concept in ordering small press publications. Worth a visit if you like good reading.
Psychologie & Psychotherapie (Hulpverlening & Begeleiding gezondheidszorg): Appears to be a bookstore in the Netherlands "SELLING BOOKS ON Management, Sychologie Filosofie, Psychotherapie Sociologie, Teamontwikkeling Gespreksvoering, Management methoden, Management technieken."
Publisher's Direct Book Store: Not recommended. Owned by American-Book Publishing Group.
Publishers Agency: Not recommended. A subscription service. Unfortunately, this business sends out material with the appearance of a bill. Their form has "Subscription" and "Tracking No." listed so that it almost appears you're already dealing with them. Contact at:
1739 E. Carson St.
Pittsburgh, PA 15203
Pudd'nhead Books: A book store located in Webster Groves, MO.
QQuail Ridge Books & Music: A bookstore in Raleigh, NC.
Reader's Eden: An online bookstore.
Readers Publication Services: Not recommended. A subscription service. Unfortunately, this business sends out material with the appearance of a bill. Their form has "Notice of Renewal/New Order" in large red lettering so that it almost appears you're already dealing with them. Contact at:
Suite 201
Stephens City, Va 22655-2800
ReAnimus Press store: A book store.
Rediff Books: A book seller located in India.
Robbins Booklist: A bookstore located at 320 S. Lafayette St., Greenville, MI. 48838.
Sam's Dot Purchase Center: An online bookstore.
Schuler Books and Music: Believed to be a regional chain of book retailers known to have four stores in Michigan.
Science Fiction and Mystery Bookshop: A writer reports owner is "more than happy to mail books out. And ... he sells collector editions..." Contact at:
Atlanta, GA 30324
Science Fiction Book Club�, The: Yep, they're even on the web!
SciFan: Recommended. "We're all about helping readers discover new science fiction and fantasy books and authors. We focus on classifying books into series and themes, and we keep a close watch on upcoming releases."
Scribblers eBookShoppe: Recommended. An ebook bookstore.
Scribd: Recommended. An online bookseller.
Seanco Technical Books: A bookstore.
Shaman Drum Karl Pohrt: A bookstore in Ann Arbor is closing at the end of June 2009.
Shortcovers: Appears to be an online bookstore .
Silver Oak Bookstore: Features science fiction and fantasy news, reviews, merchandise, and more.
Singularity&Co.: Recommended. A book store at 18 Bridge St., in DUMBO, Brooklyn and online as well.
SiS Bok: A book seller located in Norway.
Spree Books: Online store offering books, music, movies, and gifts.
Stacey's Books: A bookstore in San Francisco. Unfortunately, it's closing in March.
Stauffacher: A book seller located in Switzerland.
Stories Comics: Recommended. A retailer in Richmond, VA.
Subscription Services: Not recommended. Unbelievable as it sounds, this outfit sent an offer that looked like a bill to P&E's editor on the same day that a renewal arrived from the publisher of the same magazine offered in both. Subscription Services wanted to charge $100 for 44 issues versus the publisher's price of $69.97 for 44 issues. If you really want to deal with them, contact at:
4960 Almaden Expy #259
San Jose, CA 95118
Subterranean Books: A book store located in University City, MO.
TTake 2: An online book seller located in South Africa.
Tattered Cover: One of the best bookstores in the world. Several locations in the Denver area. Strongly recommended.
Tesco: A book seller located in the UK.
Thrift Books: "We have an online book store supplying great used books at incredible prices."
Toronto Women's Bookstore: A book seller is trying to remain open but circumstances are dire.
Twenty-Third Avenue Books: This bookstore in Portland, Oregon is facing eviction and closure unless it can find an angel or more support from patrons.
VVenus Envy Sex and Bookstore: Located at 320 Lisgar at Bank Street in Ottawa, Canada.
Vertigo Books: A bookstore in Washington, DC. P&E asks that you help support this struggling bookstore.
Village Book Shoppe: A book store located in Rockville Centre, NY.
Village Book Store: A bookstore located in Littleton, NH.
Virginia Book Company: A book seller located in Richmond, Virginia.
WWaldenbooks: A book store.
Warsash Nautical Book Shop: An online book store.
Waterstones: A book seller.
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By Spc. Jamie Vernon, 2nd BCT PAO, 1st Armd. Div., MND-BMay 8, 2009
BAGHDAD - The 2nd 'Iron' Brigade Combat Team, 1st Armored Division, Multi-National Division-Baghdad, has deployed to Iraq on three occasions since March 2003 for a total of 42 months; more than any other Army unit during the same time frame. That fact has not hindered the brigade from meeting its retention goals
"The mission was to reenlist 758 Soldiers but we're actually at 120-125 percent right now. We reenlisted 928 Soldiers so far with another 70 ready to reenlist," said Sgt. 1st. Class Garold Largent, of Saint Joseph, Mo., the brigade's senior career counselor.
The unit boasts above average retention rates for this time period, as put out for every brigade combat team Army wide. According to the Army retention goals, units should be at 58 percent while the Iron Brigade is at 122 percent, an extraordinary 64 percent above the requirement.
"It's my fourth deployment and it's not that common," said Largent. "It's usually at 100, 110 Soldiers (the amount who reenlist). There is sometimes an influx at the end of rotation, especially for a lot of first-term Soldiers: they made a deployment, it's not that bad, and they reenlist," said Largent.
Soldiers from all different military occupational specialties decided to extend their time in the Army while they were deployed to Iraq. The Army paid $6.5 million in bonuses to Iron Brigade Soldiers who reenlisted while deployed to Iraq. The bonuses were tax free; another incentive for Soldiers to reenlist.
Many Soldiers reenlisted towards the end of deployment because they were about to finish their assignment, and through reenlisting can choose to stay in Germany or choose another duty station of their choice.
"I was really bent on getting out, but during the deployment I reenlisted back in September to stay in the Army for another five years," said Sgt. Jamal Davis, of Tuskegee, Ala., who is currently on his third deployment. "After this deployment I'll go back to Germany and then (change duty stations) to Fort Sill, I reenlisted for a (non-deployable) position, so I would like to get an instructor slot down there, and then after that it'll be wherever the Army takes me."
Davis also felt that this reenlistment option will allow him to enjoy the benefits the Army offers Soldiers along with the ability to spend more time with his family.
"It's between the assignment and the economy, being what it is right now, the Army is giving me all these free benefits, medical and what not," said Davis. "For me personally, it comes into play, but another thing- I guess you could say is spending time with my kids because I have two kids. Spending time with them will be a big change because the only thing that they know right now is that daddy goes to work and daddy deploys."
Although there are many reasons Soldiers reenlist, there are different trends that are consistently present in Soldiers who do.
"For many Soldiers it was just being part of the Army team, camaraderie, esprit d' corps, basically just team," said Largent.
Soldiers also reenlisted for a chance to switch to a different military occupational specialty, to change from their current duty to something they would enjoy more.
"I was infantry in the Marine Corps, and I was shot while I was in Fallujah and that's why I was discharged," said Spc. Daniel Barbours, of Bullard, Texas, a member of 1st Battalion, 6th Infantry Regiment. "So I came in the Army as a 94A, (land combat electrician) and I was spending a lot of time doing guard tower duty, and not going out much. Then I started going on patrols with the tankers and I was like, 'start sending me out on patrols'. So I reenlisted and re-classed as 11B (infantryman), and received a $5,000 bonus."
Although it is up to each individual Soldier to make the decision to reenlist, the command climate and their attitude towards their Soldiers plays a large part in each Soldier's decision to reenlist.
"The reflection of retention is a reflection on the command. When Soldiers don't reenlist it's a command influence so it's more based off of command guidance," said Largent.
The Iron Brigade is one of many other brigade combat teams in the Army that have had excellent retention rates this year, leading to an overall excellent year for retention throughout the Army.
"The first quarter of fiscal year 2009 was the most successful in Army history and we met 249 percent of our goals," said Sgt. Maj. of the Army Kenneth Preston during a visit to MND-B headquarters in Iraq earlier this year.


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BBQ Chicken & Bacon Pizza
11 comments:
- (Nicole) The Very Hungry Caterpillar said...
mmm Love it Holly it looks so good!
- December 18, 2010 at 5:36 PM
- Jacqueline said...
So nice to meet you! I love Pizza Factory and I love St. George. We are up in Orem. I am your newest follower!
Your pizza looks fabulous. We will have to try it. I like the garlic chicken one at Pizza Factory and of course their breadsticks. If you develop a recipe for their breadsticks, let me know.
- December 20, 2010 at 2:22 PM
- HollyL said...
Jacqueline, Glad u like my blog :) I actually have found a copycat recipe for PF's AMAZING breadsticks.. I'll try and post it soon and let u know when I do!
- December 20, 2010 at 3:12 PM
- megan @ whatmegansmaking said...
oh wow this pizza looks awesome! I like pretty much any kind of pizza. I love to make personal size ones too :)
- December 20, 2010 at 7:27 PM
- jennaseverythingblog said...
All I can say is--yum! This looks so savory and delicious and kid-friendly. I love the sprinkling og green on top--it makes it look so fresh and appealing.
- December 21, 2010 at 10:07 AM
- Tiza said...
Looks so delicious! I really like BBQ chicken pizza. I'll have to try this over the weekend.
- January 12, 2011 at 9:53 AM
- Siggy Spice said...
Oh, oh, ohhh...I think I MUST try this! I have been using my breadstick dough as a pizza crust, which is fabulous, but the honey and the no rise (really?!) has me intigued for sure!
- May 10, 2011 at 9:04 AM
- pinkfrosting_xo said...
Yummy! Wish I could try your food . . . it all looks amazing! xo
- March 3, 2013 at 12:48 AM
- Jes said...
Made this for dinner tonight :-) scored huge with the hubs!
Had to stop by and give you my regard; your site is amazing, I'll be trying more of the recipes. Keep up the good work!!
- June 13, 2013 at 5:30 PM
- ~Chris~ said...
I have to admit I'd love to have the time to make crust, but I cut corners and bought premade crust (Thank you Pillsbury dough boy!). I also got the chicken from a rotisserie chicken (Thank you Kroger!).
Anyway, we usually buy this type of pizza from Jet's Pizza...which costs us like $32 (because of course you have to have cheesy bread and salad to go with it).
I really loved this pizza...next time I will have to put some garlic on my crust (too dry) but I can live with it. Plus it was fun to make it with my son.
- July 12, 2013 at 1:38 PM
- Holly L said...
Chris, glad you liked the pizza! This one is my favorite! Don't blame you for using Pillsbury! I use it a lot too when I don't have time. But nothing compares to the homemade, and you won't have a problem with the crust being dry. When you have time you need to try it :)
- July 12, 2013 at 1:43 PM


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Take a peak inside the penthouse atop the Smith Tower! Marni Hughes at Q13 recently got a tour, On top of Seattle's Smith Tower is a beautiful penthouse — and Petra Franklin's home.
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The New York Times has a three page write-up on the "apartment" and family that lives atop the Smith Tower, Making a Home in a Pyramid, 462 Feet Above Seattle, with an awesome slideshow. After giving the scoop on how Ms. Franklin snagged the 1,750 square foot place, featuring a Chihuly and a killer view,… Read More
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It's probably no surprise that as prices are down YOY that Walton Street, the group behind the Smith Tower, has scaled back their plans of 150 units to 12 units and is now only condo-fying the top 12 floors. At one unit per floor these units will be 2000 square feet each. Of course no… Read More
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Yes, I'm behind on posting. Fortunately now that I'm on vacation time to just veg out and surf the web. From the Seattle PI last week, Smith Tower condo plan wins a unanimous vote: The historic Smith Tower took a major step Wednesday toward becoming condominiums. In a unanimous vote, Seattle's Pioneer Square Preservation Board… Read More
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National recognition for New Bern High School
MaxPreps Tour of Champions awards the Bears
NEW BERN - During the off season, the New Bern Bears are still getting trophies.
"We pick 50 schools out of 16,000. New Bern is one of the schools that stood out among the rest. They finished 82nd in the nation," said Justin Smith, MaxPreps Regional Representative.
MasPreps is the leading online destination for high school coverage, analysis and rankings. The football team's undefeated season and 4-A state championship qualified them for the distinguished award. Head coach Bobby Curlings says it's just more proof that the team that works hard together, wins together.
"I feel like all of these guys are part of my extended family so anytime we're recognized as a family instead of individuals means a lot," said Coach Curlings.
The New Bern Bears have been recognized regionally. They won the state championship and now they have national recognition.
"I think we're pretty humbled by it. This has never happened at New Bern High School before," said NBHS quarterback Josh Taylor.
The Minute Man Trophy will be added to the New Bern Bears growing trophy collection


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