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State Superintendent June Atkinson, along with members of her Career-Ready Commission, presented the commission's final report, A Crisis of Relevance: How N.C. Must Innovate to Graduate All Students Career- and College-Ready, to members of the State Board of Education at its meeting in Raleigh today. Governor Bev. Perdue charged Atkinson with forming the commission in May 2009 to study career-related issues in public education. The final report is the result of experience, ideas, collaboration and input from more than 40 representatives from the General Assembly, K-12 public schools, community colleges and universities, business and nonprofit education organizations, and government agencies.
"This report does not contain the silver bullet solution to the problems facing public schools today, but it is a collection of proven education reforms and innovative strategies that can help us better prepare all students for a future in the 21st century," said Atkinson. "I am confident that this document will be useful to state and local business and education leaders as we continue to work together to move public education forward in North Carolina."
Commission members participated in five meetings in which they worked to identify the most pressing challenges the state faces in producing high school graduates who are career- and college-ready. They examined the research, studied existing programs and resources, and heard from local, state, national and international education experts. When this initial work was complete, members agreed that students are facing a "Crisis of Relevance" and came up with a multi-pronged plan to address this crisis.
"Too many young people are failing to see that what they are learning in our K-12 public schools is relevant to their plans for future training, education and careers," Atkinson said. "This crisis is contributing significantly to other problems such as high dropout rates, low student achievement, student apathy and high school graduates who are unprepared for higher education and the workplace."
In its final report, the Commission has proposed the following six guiding policy goals and an additional number of corresponding and specific action recommendations:
- Make Career and Technical Education (CTE) a valuable part of all students' overall high school experience and use it to help them prepare for postsecondary education and/or training and career success.
- Drive innovation and creativity in the state's high schools by developing students' skills in entrepreneurialism to accelerate their career interests.
- Transform the culture of education in North Carolina so every school produces lifelong learners who are both academically-skilled and career-ready.
- Expand the assistance available to high school students to enable them to make both wise academic and career choices and achieve their goals for the future.
- Connect business leaders with educators in a unified effort to help students understand the relevance of their education to their future goals and prepare them with the knowledge, talent and skills valued and needed in today's workplace.
- Build on existing governance structures to bring state, regional and local leaders in education, workforce and economic development together to support and grow North Carolina's economy.
Commission members believe that these goals and corresponding recommendations (included in the full report) will help leaders ensure that every student who graduates high school in North Carolina is well-prepared for his or her next step, be it additional education, job training or a career. Atkinson has also shared the final report with Gov. Bev Perdue, Lt. Governor Walter Dalton and his JOBS Commission and plans to share it with members of the General Assembly next month.
To read the full report, visit www.ncpublicschools.org/statesuperintendent/office/commissions/. For questions about the document or the State Superintendent's Career-Ready Commission, please call the NCDPI Communications and Information division at 919.807.3450.
About the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction:
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Got some bloodwork back and all 3 of the sterol absorption markers (campesterol, siterol, and cholestanol) were in the "code red" hyper range. The campesterol ratio was in optimal range, the other 2 ratios were in the bad range though. My desmosterol & the ratio were optimal. Any enough geeking out... the literature that came with the lab work suggested that with my results I should take a statin (um, no) in combination with Zetia (um, no) or plant stanols. When I try to look up plant stanols I get sterol/stanol combos (um, no) or Benecol (um, no).
Anybody know anything about how to score isolated plant stanols? I searched this topic on MDA and didn't find anything and cruised the usual suspects, Chris Kresser & Chris Masterjohn as well. Couldn't find anything.
I have some other lipoprotein issues that a health coach thinks might be a direct result of these sterol issues. I am ready to experiment but need some guidance.

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Special medical program for foster care children celebrates two decades of service
SYRACUSE, N.Y.—Upstate Golisano Children's Hospital and Onondaga County Department of Social Services are celebrating the 20th anniversary of its ENHANCE Services for Children in Foster Care, the comprehensive, multidisciplinary program that provides pediatric and mental health services to all children in foster care in Onondaga County.
The program was proposed in 1991 after Onondaga County social services officials and University Hospital pediatricians met to find ways to calm the healthcare crisis unfolding in the foster care community.
Healthcare advocates for children in foster care were virtually non-existent in the 1980s. Too few caseworkers were available to help these children, and healthcare providers lacked the special expertise needed to care for them. Compounding the problem were roadblocks to enrolling in Medicaid and limitations to Medicaid Managed Care.
And the healthcare needs of children in foster care were astounding. According to some reports, more than half were exposed to drugs and alcohol, half had developmental delay, and three-fourths didn't get necessary immunizations on time. In older children in foster care, children suffered from uncorrected poor vision, dental problems, emotional and behavioral issues and were doing poorly in school.
Under the leadership of Upstate's Steven D. Blatt, MD, and assisted by Victoria Meguid, MB, BS and Ron Saletsky, PhD, ENHANCE has cared for more than 5,000 children at more than 40,000 patient appointments.
Today, two decades after its inception, ENHANCE provides an array of services from developmental testing to monitoring a child's progress in foster care to well-child visits and special training for foster parents, case workers, family court professionals and other groups that are involved in foster care.
In addition to Dr. Blatt, Dr. Meguid and Dr. Saletsky, the healthcare team of ENHANCE includes Karen Dygert, MSN, PNP, BC; Terri Morse, MSN, FNP, BC; Lynn Restey, RN; Jeanette Hogan Onondaga County Department of Social Services/ENHANCE Liaison; and Mabel Aguilar, administrative assistant.
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By David Wheeler/NEMS Daily Journal
TUPELO – The Tupelo Golden Wave baseball team have won five straight division championships.
The journey towards a possible sixth begins today as the Wave open Division 2-6A play on the road against the South Panola Tigers at 6 p.m.
"We're basically starting anew," said Tupelo coach Gary Enis, who has been able to claim seven division titles in his eight seasons guiding the Wave. "Our division play will determine how we're seeded in the playoffs, or if we make the playoffs."
Tupelo's early efforts this season have netted a 4-3 record, and the Wave are coming off a disappointing 8-6 loss Saturday to Oxford in nine innings.
"Those games could have gone either way," said Enis of the Tupelo losses, which also include 1-0 setbacks to Amory and Southaven. "We've got to learn how to finish games, we've just basically got to do a better job."
Enis does feel the Wave's starting pitching has been a potential bright spot in the early games. Senior Ben Aldridge has easily logged the most innings (23) in four starts, only allowing one earned run in his first three trips to the mound.
But Enis will not throw Aldridge this week until Friday when the Wave host South Panola at 6 p.m. In today's game, Enis indicated that senior Brayden Owen, who is coming off a solid six innings Thursday in a 6-1 win over Southaven, will get the nod against the Tigers (8-4).
Offensively, junior first baseman Kyle Cofer leads the team with a .318 average and 8 RBIs, while senior outfielder McKamy Smith is next among the starters at .304.
"Our pitchers, for the most part, have been throwing strikes, and that's the positive thing," Enis said. "We've got to get over a tough loss, and be worried about no other team except South Panola."
Besides its two division contest this week, Tupelo has a pair of games Saturday. The Wave will host Itawamba AHS at 1 p.m., then travel for a 6 p.m. contest at Pontotoc.
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The OECD Guidelines for the Testing of Chemicals is a collection of about 150 of the most relevant internationally agreed testing methods used by government, industry and independent laboratories to identify and characterise potential hazards of chemicals. They are a set of tools for professionals, used primarily in regulatory safety testing and subsequent chemical and chemical product notification, chemical registration and in chemical evaluation. They can also be used for the selection and ranking of candidate chemicals during the development of new chemicals and products and in toxicology research. This group of tests covers health effects.
Test No. 438: Isolated Chicken Eye Test Method for Identifying i) Chemicals Inducing Serious Eye Damage and ii) Chemicals Not Requiring Classification for Eye Irritation or Serious Eye Damage
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The Isolated Chicken Eye Test (ICE) Method is an in vitro test method that can be used to identify chemicals (substances or mixtures) as either 1) causing "serious eye damage" (category 1 of the Globally Harmonised System for the Classification and Labelling of chemicals (GHS)), or 2) not requiring classification for eye irritation or serious eye damage according to the GHS.
The ICE uses eyes collected from chickens obtained from slaughterhouses where they are killed for human consumption, thus eliminating the need for laboratory animals. The eye is enucleated and mounted in an eye holder with the cornea positioned horizontally. The test chemical and negative/positive controls are applied to the cornea. Toxic effects to the cornea are measured by a qualitative assessment of opacity, a qualitative assessment of damage to epithelium based on fluorescein retention, a quantitative measurement of increased thickness (swelling), and a qualitative evaluation of macroscopic morphological damage to the surface. The endpoints are evaluated separately to generate an ICE class for each endpoint, which are then combined to generate an Irritancy Classification for each test chemical.


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LDE225 With Fluorouracil, Leucovorin, Oxaliplatin, and Irinotecan for Untreated Advanced Pancreatic Cancer
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Only two weeks until we head to Hawaii for vacation! We are all getting excited and can't wait to spend time at the beach! Our boys are asking questions everyday about 'Ha-wadi' and what they will do there. We've been looking at a map, talking about things Hawaii is known for, and of course sharing some favorite 'Hawaiian inspired foods with our boys to get them excited about our upcoming vacation!
This week I surprised my husband and our boys by making my husband's favorite rolls- King's Hawaiian Rolls! I slightly adapted my recipe from here, and we enjoyed these AMAZINGLY sweet, delicious rolls for breakfast and for dinner as sandwich buns! I loved that this recipe's sweetness came from it's pineapple juice and were topped with a second sweet brush of pineapple juice!
So whether you are headed to Hawaii this Summer or creating your own Hawaiian paradise at home, these sweet rolls are a delicious recipe that will send everyone to the kitchen to find out what's creating that sweet aroma in your ktichen!
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1. Combine water, pineapple juice, butter, and 1T sugar to melting. Pour yeast over the liquid and allow to sit and bubble without stiring for about 5 mintues.
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3 tablespoons canola or vegetable oil
6 marlin or swordfish steaks, about 6 ounces each and 1/2 inch thick
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Sea salt
Freshly ground black pepper
3 cloves garlic, finely chopped
2 anchovies in oil, finely chopped
3 cups whole peeled canned tomatoes in juice, crushed by hand
1/3 cup large green olives, pitted and roughly chopped
1/3 cup black olives, such as kalamata or nicoise, pitted and roughly chopped
1/4 cup capers, rinsed and drained
1/4 teaspoon crushed red chili flakes
1 teaspoon fresh lemon zest
4 tablespoons roughly chopped parsley
2 tablespoons roughly chopped mint
1 1/2 tablespoons fresh lemon juice
3 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil
Heat oil in a 12-inch skillet over high heat. After removing skin from marlin (if your fish vendor hasn't), rub fish steaks with olive oil and sprinkle with salt and pepper. Working in batches, add fish to skillet; cook, flipping once, until brown outside and medium-rare inside, about 3 minutes.
Transfer fish to a plate and set aside.
In a large bowl, combine garlic, anchovies, tomatoes, olives, capers, chili flakes, lemon zest, parsley, mint, lemon juice and olive oil. Toss together. Taste and add salt and pepper and more lemon juice, if needed. (Olives, capers and anchovies are pretty salty on their own.)
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Tuesday, May 29, 2012
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I can't think of any other colours that could match season, the trees, and the flowers better than white. But not everything in white, a bit touch of dark colours makes it more balanced since I have got dark hair. Speak of that, can you tell that I have got a hair dye? I actually did it a couple of weeks ago, but it didn't came out that nice as I expected, only when I walk under the sun light, you can see a bit hint of purple.
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Sherlock: Season 1
Sherlock Holmes stalks again in a thrilling contemporary version of the Victorian-era whodunits based on Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes. Sherlock stars Benedict Cumberbatch (Atonement, The Last Enemy) as the go-to consulting detective in 21st-century London, with Martin Freeman (The Office UK) as his loyal friend, Dr. John Watson, and Rupert Graves (The Forsyte Saga) as the long-suffering Detective Inspector Lestrade. Fast-paced, funny, and surreally true to the hero's fantastic gifts for deduction, the series is co-created by Steven Moffat (Doctor Who, Coupling) and Mark Gatiss (Doctor Who, The League of Gentlemen).
Episode List
Season 1
A Study in Pink
A modern-day Sherlock Holmes teams up with former Army doctor John Watson to solve a case of serial suicides. Using his deductive skill, Sherlock corners a killer who has mysterious powers over his victims.
The Blind Banker
Pursuing the case of a banker and a journalist shot dead by a ghostly assailant, Sherlock and Watson uncover an antiquities- smuggling empire.
The Great Game
In a gripping match of wits, Sherlock solves crimes at a dizzying pace for a mad bomber who threatens to blow up innocent people.
Series Cast
Benedict Cumberbatch... Sherlock Holmes (15 episodes, 2010-2016)
Martin Freeman... Dr. John Watson (15 episodes, 2010- 2016)
Una Stubbs... Mrs. Hudson (10 episodes, 2010-2014)
Rupert Graves... DI Lestrade (10 episodes, 2010-2014)
Louise Brealey... Molly Hooper (9 episodes, 2010-2014)
Mark Gatiss... Mycroft Holmes (8 episodes, 2010-2014)
Andrew Scott... Jim Moriarty (6 episodes, 2010- 2014)
Jonathan Aris... Anderson / ... (6 episodes, 2010-2014)
Vinette Robinson... Sgt Sally Donovan / ... (5 episodes, 2010-2014)
Amanda Abbington... Mary Morstan (3 episodes, 2014)
Tanya Moodie... Ella (3 episodes, 2010-2012)
Zoe Telford... Sarah (2 episodes, 2010)
Yasmine Akram... Janine (2 episodes, 2014)
David Nellist... Mike Stamford (2 episodes, 2010)
Lara Pulver... Irene Adler (2 episodes, 2012-2014)
Ed Birch... Tom (2 episodes, 2014)
Philip Davis... Jeff / ... (2 episodes, 2010)
Lisa McAllister... Anthea (2 episodes, 2010-2014)
Wanda Ventham... Mum / ... (2 episodes, 2014)
Timothy Carlton... Dad / ... (2 episodes, 2014)
Sydney Wade... Claudie Bruhl (2 episodes, 2012-2014)
Lars Mikkelsen... Charles Augustus Magnussen / ... (2 episodes, 2014)
|Release Date
|17 October 2013
|8.7 million viewers and 31% share
|Run Time
|About 4 1/2 Hours
|Benedict Cumberbatch, Martin Freeman
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Editor's note: This is the eighth in a series of articles highlighting local students and their accomplishments, in order to encourage young people to complete school and achieve their dreams.
ELKINS - A 2010 Elkins High School graduate said she has learned that there is more than one right answer to life.
Morgan Johnson, who was valedictorian of her class, said she always thought she had to follow set rules, color inside of the lines, and walk a predetermined path.
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"Life isn't a ten step process or a list," Johnson said. "Sometimes life doesn't go the way you think it should, and that is okay as long as you don't give up on your dreams."
While she was in high school, Johnson was a member of the National Honor Society, Spanish Honors Society and senior class treasurer.
With all of her accomplishments, she said she still faced some challenges.
"I played three sports, and took advanced placement and honors courses, so time management was always a challenge," she said. "I am glad that I got good at this in high school, because in college you have much more freedom, and I do best on a schedule."
Johnson said she credits many of her teachers with helping her achieve her goals.
"When I was in high school, I generally enjoyed all of my teachers," Johnson said. "They all helped me learn something different, and I respect them all very much. Two high school instructors that stand out in my mind, however, are Donna Isner and Joann Gable. Both teachers taught English, which was admittedly not my favorite subject."
Johnson said she had Isner for tenth and eleventh grade AP English, where she struggled at first.
"I was not always the best at the material or writing essays," she said. "I am very grateful for Mrs. Isner's patience and desire to teach, because she found me at her desk asking questions or wanting extra writing advice often. Although this was mostly because of my pedantic nature and somewhat perfectionist persona, she understood my drive and found my work ethic endearing. Over the course of two years, thanks to her, my writing skills improved vastly."
Johnson said Gabel was a huge help as well.
"I was in Joann Gabel's twelfth grade AP English class," Johnson said. "Her compassion for teaching and overall kindness towards people was very inspiring. She always seemed to have an uplifting demeanor even when she wasn't having the best day. Her unwavering confidence in my intellectual abilities has helped me to be strong willed in pursuit to achieve my dreams."
Inspirational instructors were not limited to Johnson's high school career. Barbara Criss, a fifth grade teacher at Midland Elementary School also had a great impact on Johnson's life.
"Mrs. Criss was the first teacher to recognize and voice my need for a higher challenge and advanced materials in school," Johnson said. She was my mentor for confirmation class at the First United Methodists Church. I am very grateful for this wonderful person and teacher, because she started me on the path I'm on for my education and my walk with God."
Johnson has advice to help those still in high school.
"Take advantage of the educational opportunities before you," she said. "Whether that's the higher level science, math and English courses, or exploring an interest in art or music, or learning a skill in the vo-tech center, don't waste time and resources available to you now. Also, make sure to thank those that help you along the way including parents, teachers, coaches and friends."
Johnson said some things in everyday life have changed since high school.
"I now am constantly checking food labels because of a gluten allergy and to help my body be healthier," she said. "Also, although I knew it would happen, I was definitely in denial about having to use a washer and dryer."
Johnson said her college career has been a great experience.
"I have conducted research at the Mary Babb Randolph Cancer Center at West Virginia University and at Shepherd University," Johnson said. I played on the women's basketball team for three years, and have had many adventures around Shepherdstown and in D.C. with friends."
"After college I will be attending medical school in hope of pursuing a career in orthopedics or intervention radiology, but I am not holding myself strictly to a specialty."


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unit seven chapter test
When a water-bearing porous layer of rock, sand, or gravel is trapped between upper and lower layers of less permeable substances, it is _______.
an aquifer
The region of a lake where plants are able to attach to the bottom and still reach above the surface is known as the __________.
littoral zone
In thermohaline circulation of global current systems, surface water is ________.
less salty, less dense, and warmer
The area that underlies the shallow water bordering continents is called the ________.
continental shelf
Why are coral considered mutualistically symbiotic organisms?
Because coral reefs are a combination of an animal and an algae.
Overpumping groundwater in coastal areas can cause ________ to move into aquifers, making the water undrinkable.
salt water
Xeriscaping can save water by ________.
planting native or drought-resistant plants with little or no water requirements
If oil accumulates in a body of water in small amounts over time as a result of leaks from boats and runoff from land, then this oil pollution is from _____________.
non-point sources
What is the direct cause of death for the aquatic animals during eutrophication?
a loss of dissolved oxygen in the water
Which of the following statements about drinking water is true?
Most bottled water is just purified tap water.
The "blue-baby" syndrome that suffocates infants is a consequence of excess ________ in the water supply.
_______ is water that has been used and then treated before releasing back into the environment?
A 2003 study reported that ________% of large-bodied fish and sharks were lost in the first decade of industrialized fishing.


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As you get older there are all kinds of things you can't do 'like you used to.'
And drinking is one of them.
As we get older, our tolerance for alcohol drops. On top of that, we may end up taking medications that can alter the effects – sometimes dangerously – of those gin and tonics.
Find out more about alcohol and seniors at the National Institutes of Health Senior Health website.


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Madame Jeanette / Available NOV 2016
Madame Jeanette originates from Surinam and seems to have been named after a hot lady from the capital city, Paramaribo. This hot lady practiced the oldest profession in the world. This wrinkled, yellow chili, is closely related and just as hot as the Habanero. The aroma is much stronger and is therefore frequently used in the Surinam and Antillean cuisine. Often this hot lady is thrown in dishes entirely (the whole chili).
Species: Capsicum chinense
Name: Madame Jeanette


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Interest Level
Grades 9 - 12
Reading Level
Grade level Equivalent: 6.7
Lexile® Measure: 870L
DRA: Not Available
Guided Reading: NR
- Adventure
- Series
- Fantasy
- Ghosts, Monsters, Vampires, Witches
- Magic and Supernatural
- Loyalty
- Friends and Friendship
About This Book
He was different. He had no name. He showed no emotion, never yielded. And Griff had always stood by him. Even in this place where cruelty and betrayals were the way of life. So when he decides to escape, he takes Griff with him. Their journey has no known destination, and no purpose except to make their way through life's chances.
Fourteen-year-old Oriel and his friend Griff flee the slavery of Damall's Island and seek a new life on the mainland, where they face raiding Wolfers, rival armies, and other dangers.
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Over the course of 100 episodes of Gossip Girl, Penn Badgley has had his share of encounters with fans. But none were quite as intense as his first.
The cast was shooting at New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art a few days after the show's premiere, Badgley, 25, told PEOPLE at the CW show's 100th episode party. He wasn't shooting, but his costars were texting him to come down, as the set was being besieged by fans.
"I tried to come down and wasn't able to get to the Met because probably, like, 40 or 50 Catholic schoolgirls all swarmed me and pinned me up against a chain-link fence," Badgley says.
"At first, it was entertaining," says the actor, who plays Brooklynite Dan Humphrey on the show. "And then they started pulling at my clothes and it was a little aggressive. Then I realized I couldn't get out, even though they're all [smaller]."
Luckily, he was saved at the last moment.
"This bodyguard came out of nowhere, reached out like I was holding on to a rock in raging rapids, and pulled me through it," he says. "[It] was bizarre."
While the incident left him a little shaken up, Badgley is still content with his level of fame.
"It means I have access to the world's most beautiful women, [so] I wouldn't say that it's bad," says the actor, who dated costar Blake Lively for three years and is now seeing Zoe Kravitz.
"That also means you have access to the most volatile, crazy social situations, so you know, sometimes it's a little nuts," he adds. "Sometimes it's a little bizarre. But, ultimately, I would recommend it."
Penn Badgley Recalls His Scariest Fan Moment – with 50 Catholic Schoolgirls
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|EcommerceBytes-NewsFlash, Number 1890 - October 07, 2008 - ISSN 1539-5065 3 of 3
eBay Australia informed users of eBay's global layoffs through an Announcement Board post. The local Australian team will be reduced by 18 positions, but, the company said, "Unaffected by today's announcement will be existing local Customer Support and Account Managers who continue to be there to help you."
eBay released a press release Monday morning announcing it would lay off 1,000 employees and would cut several hundred temporary workers, as well as reduce open positions. It said the moves would reduce its global workforce by approximately 10 percent. The layoffs had been predicted last month in a Wedge Partners analyst report referenced by Barrons.
eBay had previously cut 125 workers in March as part of a restructuring move made by incoming President and CEO John Donahoe who took over from Meg Whitman. Among the many changes at eBay this year was the announced closure of its Live Auctions business at the end of the year, and the closure of eBay Express.
eBay UK also issued an announcement on Monday, but declined to say how many of its team might be laid off. It too tried to reassure users. "We would like to take this opportunity to reassure you that there will be no outward change to eBay.co.uk or to our existing Customer Support and Account Manager teams, who will continue to be there to help you in the run-up to the important holiday season and beyond."
There were no such announcements on the eBay Canada and eBay.com Announcement Boards.
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HILO (AP) - Hawaii County's law restricting the use of genetically modified crops is the target of a lawsuit filed in federal court.
Big Island agriculture groups and farmers sued Monday to overturn the law, the Hawaii Tribune-Herald reported. It's the second legal challenge for the 6-month-old law.
The law bans open-air testing of transgenic plants. It also prohibits most outdoor uses of modified agriculture.
The plaintiffs include organizations representing Big Island nurseries, papaya and banana growers and cattle ranchers. A ban on most modified crops puts the county in conflict with federal and state laws, the lawsuit said.
The law is not backed by evidence that genetically engineered crops are harmful or a danger to the environment, the lawsuit said.
Kohala Councilwoman Margaret Wille, who introduced the bill the council approved, referred to the lawsuit as "hogwash," saying that federal agencies are doing enough oversight.
A Big Island papaya farmer in March filed a separate lawsuit challenging the law's registration requirements in state court in Hilo.
Papaya crops are exempted by the law, but papaya growers still are required to register with the county. The lawsuit seeks to stop the registry. A temporary restraining order granted by a Hilo Circuit Court judge remains in effect.
Former state Attorney General Margery Bronster is representing the plaintiffs in both lawsuits. She is joined in the federal case by three attorneys from Washington, D.C.-based Arent Fox LLP and an attorney representing the Biotechnology Industry Organization, one of the 10 plaintiffs.


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On July 22, 1976, the body of Marcia Lynn Christian, 19, was found partially buried in the hills of the Castaic area, after being kidnapped and murdered.
Christian, a nursing student, had been reported missing by her husband when she failed to return home from a job interview in the San Fernando Valley.
Sheriff's Homicide Bureau detectives identified Mark David Jackson, formerly of Yreka, Calif., as the killer after performing a comparison match of DNA evidence submitted against the CAL-DNA Data Bank.
Investigators determined that Jackson, now deceased, had an extensive criminal history of sexual offenses dating from childhood, and was diagnosed as a mentally disordered sex offender. He had a record of multiple kidnapping, rapes and child molestation charges, as well as firearms violations.
Police reports established that Jackson died on Aug. 15, 1997 at the age of 47, of a narcotics overdose in Klamath Falls, Ore.
Jackson had appeared in a Yreka court four days before his death on charges of willful child cruelty and being under the influence of a controlled substance.
The identification of Jackson marks the oldest Sheriff's Homicide Bureau case to be solved using DNA evidence.


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Mexico Keeps Rate at 4.5% for 16th Straight Month
Mexico's central bank extended its longest-ever interest rate pause and bolstered expectations it will remain on hold by saying an increase in global commodities prices won't keep inflation from slowing this year.
Banco de Mexico's five-member board, led by Governor Agustin Carstens, maintained its benchmark rate at 4.5 percent for a 16th straight meeting today. The decision matched the forecasts of all 20 economists surveyed by Bloomberg.
The bank played down concerns that increasing global commodities prices could fuel inflation in Mexico, signaling that policy makers aren't preparing to increase borrowing costs soon, said Luis Flores, an economist at Ixe Grupo Financiero in Mexico City.
"These are clear indications that they're not preparing an increase any time soon," Flores said in a telephone interview. "Those who thought they would see more restrictive language will be disappointed."
Flores said the probability that the bank will raise rates will begin to increase in six or seven months. He forecasts the first rate increase for March 2012.
The peso fell 0.1 percent to 12.0588 at 3:41 p.m. New York time. It has strengthened 2.3 percent this year.
Stronger Peso
The bank said in a statement accompanying its decision that some costs that have increased recently in Mexico normally occur at the beginning of the year. The increases are also being offset by a stronger peso, the bank said.
"The appreciation in the exchange rate has partly compensated for the effects of the increases in international prices for raw materials," the statement said. "It's still expected that annual inflation will again show a clear falling trend in 2011."
Finance Minister Ernesto Cordero said today that the government wasn't concerned about an increase in inflation.
"There's no evidence of a generalized increase in prices," Cordero told reporters in Mexico City. "The prices for some goods have risen, but some have fallen."
Bloomberg's global commodity index, which calculates the mean of commodity indexes including energy, grains, food, precious metals and livestock, increased 12 percent to 264.27 on Jan. 20 since the central bank's last monetary policy decision on Nov. 26.
Food, Oil
Global food prices rose to a record in December on higher sugar, grain and oilseed costs, according to the United Nations. Oil surged to its highest year-end price in three years at the end of 2010, settling above $91 a barrel. Crude oil for March delivery closed at $89.11 per barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange today.
Brazil's central bank raised its benchmark Selic rate by a half-point to 11.25 percent on Jan. 19, after inflation expectations climbed following heavy rains and rising commodity prices. Peru unexpectedly raised its benchmark rate by a quarter-point to 3.25 percent on Jan. 6, citing international food and fuel prices.
Still, Mexico's Carstens on Jan. 7 maintained his forecast that inflation in Latin America's second-biggest economy will slow to within its target range in 2011, saying that the global inflation outlook should remain favorable even amid the recent commodity price rally.
Forecast, Recovery
Banco de Mexico predicts annual inflation will be 3.75 percent to 4.25 percent in the first quarter of 2011, 3 percent to 4 percent in the second quarter, and within the bank's target range of between 2 percent and 4 percent in the second half of the year.
The recovery in the $875 billion economy is strengthening as expectations improve for the economy in the U.S., which buys about 80 percent of Mexico's exports, and as domestic demand improves. The statistics agency reported today that the unemployment rate fell to 4.94 percent in December from 5.28 percent in November.
Mexico's output gap, the difference between the economy's current growth and its potential growth, will probably close and "turn positive" in the second half of this year, the statement said.
The central bank said in its statement that both domestic and external demand are improving and investment is showing clearer signs of growth.
Domestic, Global Growth
The government forecasts the economy will expand around 4 percent this year. According to the median estimate from 13 analysts surveyed by Bloomberg, Mexico's economy will expand 3.7 percent this year after growth of 5.1 percent in 2010.
"The scenario for global growth is improving, especially in the U.S.," said Joel Virgen, an economist at Citigroup Inc.'s Banamex unit in Mexico City.
Virgen forecasts the central bank will increase the benchmark interest rate in October. That would be sooner than the median forecast of economists surveyed by Banamex in a report released yesterday, which predicted an increase in January 2012.
While Mexico's peso has strengthened, the country hasn't followed moves by regional peers and other developed nations to stem the appreciation of their currencies as near-zero interest rates in the U.S. and Europe prompt investors to seek higher returns in faster-growing emerging markets.
Capital Controls
Brazil tripled to 6 percent in October a tax on foreign purchases of fixed-income securities in a bid to contain the real's gains. Chile triggered the biggest fall in its peso in two decades on Jan. 4 when the central bank said it would buy $12 billion in the spot currency market.
South Korea and Taiwan last month tightened capital controls to help stem inflows of funds from abroad.
Mexico has stopped short of such measures as the peso hasn't appreciated as much as other currencies in Latin America or currencies that compete with Mexican exports for a share of the U.S. market.
The currency, which hit a high of 9.8581 in August 2008, also hasn't returned to its levels before the global financial crisis and the fall of Lehman Brothers.
If Mexican policy makers were to move to weaken the peso, they would most likely increase the amount of dollar options they auction from the current amount of $600 million per month, Cervera said.
"The authorities in Mexico are very pro-market," Cervera said. "They don't like interfering with the markets."


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Police seek bank robbery suspectMarch 22,2013
HARDWICK A Vermont police department said an arrest warrant has been issued for a Hardwick bank robbery suspect who is believed to be in Connecticut, where she is also suspected of a number of bank robberies.
Hardwick Police said the warrant for the arrest of 29-year-old Susan Braig was issued Thursday. She has not been taken into custody.
Hardwick Police Chief Aaron Cochran says Braig is suspected of robbing the Union Bank, on Route 15 last Sept. 6.
Cochran said he was contacted by the Connecticut State Police in January. A subsequent investigation led to the issuing of the Vermont arrest warrant.
Cochran said Braig lived for a time in Winooski, but she now lives in Connecticut. He did not know her hometown.MORE IN This Just InMONTPELIER Grace Phelps scored twice, while Victoria Gates, Ally Brink and Alaura Rich also... Full StoryBURLINGTON Republican gubernatorial candidate Phil Scott has been accused of breaking campaign... Full StoryBRATTLEBORO Entergy Nuclear says it has found a potential source of water infiltration into... Full Story
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BAY CITY, MI — The weather is cooling, the apple orchards are opening, the back-to-school shopping is beginning and the leaves can't be far away from falling.
Yes, summer is fading, but there's still time to enjoy the season.
Here are the top five places to visit before fall arrives:
The Bay City Loop
The Bay County trail snakes through Bay City and its parks, then moves into the rural communities of Portsmouth, Hampton, and Bangor townships. It offers a great escape from the hustle and bustle.
Dow Gardens
The 110-acre botanical garden in Midland remains a sight to see as mid-August approaches.
Roethke Park
This gem in Saginaw County's Thomas Township sports a public pool and a fishing pond to go with its walking trails. That's a tough trio to turn down.
Sanford Beach
There aren't too many natural bodies of water that appeal to the prospective beach-goer in mid-Michigan, but Midland County's Sanford Lake creates an exception to that rule.
Celebration Square
On South Washington, in one of Saginaw's most historic neighborhoods, Hoyt Park's baseball fields and the Children's Zoo sit side-by-side. Just down the road is Saginaw's new splash and skateboard parks. It's a perfect summer mix to round out this end-of-summer list.


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Soy Fast Track Fund started
To upscale and accelerate responsible soy production and trade IDH has recently set up a Soy Fast Track Fund. Today IDH signed a contract with Solidaridad that is going to act as the project manager of the Soy Fast Track Fund. Jeroen Douglas (Solidaridad) en Joost Oorthuizen (IDH) just after the siging ceremony at IDH.
The Soy Fast Track Fund will leverage investments of producers, processors and/or buyers to increase volumes of responsible soy in the coming years. The driving mechanism is match funding private investments to a maximum of 50%. Those private investments can also be extra buying costs and or investments in (e.g.) good agricultural practices training.
Projects will be proposed by supply chain actors itself. The Solidaridad Latin America has been identified to be the project manager of the fund. The Fund project manager will help supply chain actors to define relevant projects. The Fund will match investment to come to RTRS production. A GAP analysis was performed early 2011 and facilitated by IDH to understand what soy farmers still have to do, learn, organize or invest to become RTRS certified. These results are guiding in the different measures the Fund will helping in support of producers.
Financial and agricultural services
To create more incentives for soy producers IDH is aligning with international and local banks and local producer organizations. Together they work to enhance preferential access to (better) finance and agricultural services that will be improved for farmers who are legally compliant and certified.
Harnessing activities
To legally protect tropical rainforest or other High Conservation Value Areas (HCVA's) they need to be mapped out first. IDH will actively support RTRS, WWF and others in the mapping of HCVAs. The Fund will finally also give support to the outreach program of RTRS.


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As riders and online shoppers, we know it can be tough to buy a new bridle or pair of boots without trying them on. That's why we moved the fitting room to your living room (or barn)! From breeches to blankets, if you or your horse can try it on, you can return it, free! Just use the pre-paid return label included in your order within 60 days from the purchase date. And of course, please make sure the item is in like-new condition with original packaging (we said 'fitting room', not 'war room'!).
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The kiss has served as a capacious carrier of much social, political and cultural freight. It has acted as a gesture through which a range of social relationships were forged and reproduced. Indeed, the kiss has been infused with notions of power and authority. While clearly bearing connotations of a sexual and erotic nature, the kiss has signalled danger, transgression, betrayal and the power to transform.
The organizers invite contributions for papers of 20 minutes which explore the kiss in cultural artefacts, print cultures or practice in any time or place.
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This is a discussion on [News] More Linux Support from Timesys - Linux ; Timesys Announces Embedded Linux Support for Atmel AT91SAM9RL Microcontrollers ,----[ Quote ] | The free BSP enables application developers to rapidly validate Linux on the | AT91SAM9RL-EK Development Board. `---- http://www.businesswire.com/portal/s...50&newsLang=en Recent: PXA270 Linux implementation updated ,----[ Quote ] | ...
Timesys Announces Embedded Linux Support for Atmel AT91SAM9RL Microcontrollers
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PXA270 Linux implementation updated
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| reference distribution for the Intel/Marvell PXA270. The Linux development
| publishers have also updated their website with a new look and feel, and
| posted a LinuxLink Radio episode on inter-process communication. Â*
Timesys Announces Linux Support for Xilinx High Performance Virtex Devices
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| Linux software solutions, today announced Linux support for high-performance
| Virtex(TM) FPGAs from Xilinx (Nasdaq: XLNX) with LinuxLink, the leading
| service for enabling developers to assemble their own customized embedded
| Linux platforms.
New TimeSys CEO: Open-source Linux best
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| expand its staffing, Bansal said. Raffa acknowledged that the
| company is not currently profitable, but is targeting
| profitability in the next year or two.
TimeSys adds LinuxLink partner programs
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| a foundation upon which to base their Linux development efforts.
TimeSys Introduces LinuxLink Subscriptions for AMCC 440EPx Processors
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| AMCC to deliver LinuxLink subscriptions optimized for AMCC processors... By
| delivering on-demand access to continuously updated processor-optimized
| Linux packages, components and tools, engineers benefit from a rich
| development environment and community support.


text: Moon and Parker are below average NBA starters By Zarar Siddiqi Oct 11, 2008 No longer does it have to end with Bosh, O'Neal and Bargnani. Krish Humphries is now part of the "Big Four" that Sam Mitchell will be relying on for muscle. A strong training camp and a couple good preseason games later Humphries is feeling good about his new heavier frame which he isn't shy to… Read more »


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ADIDAP Flickr Round [2008-03-16]
Great selection this week in ADIDAP Flickr Group.
I am sure you will enjoy the selection as much as I did.
ADIDAP Flickr Round [2008-03-09]
Time to take a look at the best pictures that were submitted this week to ADIDAP Flickr Group
ADIDAP Flickr Round: February 2009
Time to vote for the picture that will appear on ADIDAP 2009 calendar for the month of February.
Here are the 4 contestants
ADIDAP Flickr Round [2008-03-02]
Still struggling with my bad internet connection hope I will be able to get through this flickr round.
Project and contest updates
This is just a quick note to let you all know that I am stuck with a VERY bad internet connection until Tuesday.
So I will not be able to close the "Send me a postcard" project nor the "SMUGMUG pro account giveaway" so you still have time to participate in both.
By the way I still haven't received any answered on the last question I asked for the SmugMug account giveaway.


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> So what exactly is the memory limit for XSLT transformations? I know > that Michale Kay in his book mentions that documents larger than 1 or 2 > MB cannot be processed by an XSLT processor, because, as you say, the > processor loads them into memory. Did he really say that? That would surprise me, because that limit seems rather low. I have transformed 500MB documents with Xalan-C, and once transformed a 1GB document. That wasn't pretty, and there was a great deal of swapping going on, but the transformation did complete. > It seem that if you have 256 MB of memory, you ought to be able to > handle a document of around 50 MB. (I think the processor actually > requires something like 4 times the size of the document--or was it 10?) There are many factors to consider. Markup-heavy documents might take up less space than content-heavy documents. But really, it's very implementation-specific. I think jd-xslt has an option to page parts of the document to disk, which would certainly help with large documents. Xalan-C's default implementation of the source tree keeps the entire document in memory but tries to be as compact as possible. However, someone could write an different implementation which keeps the majority of the document in a database, etc. Dave XSL-List info and archive: http://www.mulberrytech.com/xsl/xsl-list
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It pays to be blonde -- $15 million, in fact.
That's the paycheck MGM will hand over to Reese Witherspoon to reprise her role as the determined, if shallow Beverly Hills sorority girl turned Harvard-schooled legal eagle in "Legally Blonde 2: Red, White & Blonde," Variety reports.
The studio is so intent to get moving on the project -- a sequel to last year's hit, "Legally Blonde" -- that it has set a November start date despite not yet having a director on board, says the trade paper. The finished product is due for release next July.
Not that it's all movie biz for Witherspoon, 26, despite scoring her biggest salary to date. "Sometimes I feel like the youngest mom in L.A.," she admitted to PEOPLE earlier this year. (She has a 2-year-old daughter, Ava, with her 27-year-old husband, "Gosford Park" actor Ryan Phillippe, whom she married at the tender age of 23.)
"I really enjoy being a wife, and I really enjoy being a mom," she told the magazine. "But it's a lot more challenging than I thought it would be."
Meanwhile, the professional challenges aren't over yet. Variety reports that Witherspoon also will serve as a producer on "Legally Blonde 2" and is currently trying to adapt the film's character, Elle Woods, and her adventures into a half-hour midseason comedy for ABC.
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Arrest after cyclist injured in early-morning crash with sedan
HONOLULU - A 26-year-old motorist was arrested on suspicion of driving while intoxicated after a crash that left a bicyclist in critical condition.
The 62-year-old cyclist was turning left from Ward Avenue onto Lunalilo Street on Thursday in a marked crosswalk when he was hit by a sedan.
A witness told police the sedan driver on Lunalilo Street did not fully stop for a red light as he turned right onto Ward Avenue.
Police Lt. Carlene Lau says the bicyclist crossed as the "do not walk" sign was flashing.
The bicyclist was taken to a hospital.
Police closed Ward Avenue in both directions for more than two hours.
2 pedestrians die in separate crashes with motorists on Oahu
HONOLULU - Two pedestrians have been killed in separate Oahu crashes.
An 89-year-old woman was struck by a hit-and-run motorcycle driver Thursday morning in the 1600 block of South Beretania Street.
The Medical Examiner's Office says Miyako Hashimoto died later at a hospital.
The motorcyclist fell from the off-road style bike, got back on and fled. Police Lt. Carlene Lau describes him as about 5-foot-5 and 25 to 30 years old. He may have injuries to his arms from the crash.
A crash Wednesday night killed a 38-year-old pedestrian in Kalihi Valley.
Police say a sport utility vehicle struck the man crossing Kalihi Street near Manaiki Place and dragged him several blocks.
The 24-year-old SUV driver was arrested on suspicion of negligent homicide.
Companies seek extension for Big Island incinerator project
KAILUA-KONA- Three companies vying to build a Big Island waste-to-energy incinerator say better proposals will come in if an Oct. 15 deadline for bids is extended.
The three finalists at a pre-bid conference also questioned whether the Hawaii County Council will approve a 25-year incinerator contract costing $125 million or more.
Hawaii County Mayor Billy Kenoi wants to have the incinerator built before he leaves office in late 2016 and has said three months is long enough to prepare bids.
Covanta Energy Corp., which operates Honolulu's HPower incinerator, is one of the bidders. The others are Green Conversion Systems Inc., which was picked to build a Los Angeles incinerator, and Wheelabrator Technologies Inc., which won a $125 million bid to build a Hawaii County incinerator in 2008 that the county council killed.


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No, it's just like putting a CD in your CD player (old fashion). Yah know? It doesn't do anything to the Wii. You're perfectly fine.
Hi I am wondering if anybody have had any issues with the wii console where you put the disc in start flashing blue after you have shut it off? How do I know for sure if it is shut off? The light displays orange does it matter if I keep the disc in or not? Thanks for any help.
No, it's just like putting a CD in your CD player (old fashion). Yah know? It doesn't do anything to the Wii. You're perfectly fine.
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Hiya! I'm back today with a new recipe. This one isn't on this week's meal plan, but I made it last week. I love one-pot meals, such as skillet meals and casseroles, but I try and shy away from can-of-whatever … Continue reading
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To be decapitated by an axe or sword by someone preferably riding a horse or motor cycle. Basically, it's a drive by beheading.
Did you see that movie "300" when that dude's son gets sleepy hollowed right in front of his dad?
Yeah that shit was epic!!
Yeah that shit was epic!!
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Hi guys!
I'm a bit of a newbie here so please bear with me!
I'm transitioning into primal (started about 2months ago) - I would say I'm approx 80% there with diet (still succomb to the odd pastry at work!), I've started bodyweight resistance training (using you are your own gym...mullered my quads yikes!), and now I'm adding in moving slowly. I've been trying to walk 5hours/week, but in fact my weight has increased and I don't think my fat composition has overly changed either. I've started jogging slowly instead, but want to stay in the range where I'm fat burning rather than using glycogen. Is there any way to know when I'm in the right level? I guess I need to get a heart rate monitor but until that time I'm wondering if anyone had any hints or tricks they could share with me? I actually rather enjoy gentle jogs along the coast, and the dog enjoys it too so if I can carry on doing this I'd be very happy! I'm aware I need to add in sprints too at some stage, but just recovering from a minor operation so will need to leave that bit for now .
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Syrian rebels seize base, arms trove
BASE OF THE 46TH REGIMENT, Syria -- After a nearly two-month siege, Syrian rebels overwhelmed a large military base in the north of the country and made off with tanks, armored vehicles and truckloads of munitions that rebel leaders say will give them a boost in the fight against President Bashar Assad's army.
The rebel capture of the base of the Syrian army's 46th Regiment is a sharp blow to the government's efforts to roll back rebels' gains and shows a rising level of organization among opposition forces.
More important than the base's fall, however, are the weapons the rebels found inside.
At a rebel base where the much of the haul was taken after the weekend victory, rebel fighters unloaded half a dozen large trucks piled high with green boxes full of mortars, artillery shells, rockets and rifles taken from the base.
Parked nearby were five tanks, two armored vehicles, two rocket launchers and two heavy-caliber artillery cannons.
Around 20 Syrian soldiers captured in the battle were put to work carrying munitions boxes, barefoot and stripped to the waist. Rebels refused to let reporters talk to them or see where they were being held.
"There has never been a battle before with this much booty," said Gen. Ahmad al-Faj of the rebels Joint Command, a grouping of rebel brigades that was involved in the siege.
Speaking on Monday at the rebel base, set up in a former customs office at Syria's Bab al-Hawa border crossing with Turkey, he said the haul would be distributed among the brigades.


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The Democratic Party in Lake County, Fla., have removed an American flag featuring the face of President Obama after it sparked outrage among some of America's military veterans.
According to the Orlando Sentinel, the Lake County Democratic Party had displayed the flag outside their headquarters for about two months before veterans spotted it.
Outraged, they called it a desecration of the American flag and demanded it be taken down.
"It's absolutely disrespectful," 71-year-old veteran Jim Bradford told Fox News. "It's totally ridiculous. To put somebody's picture there, to me, it's a disgrace to do that."
"If you've been a veteran and fought -- and some died for this flag -- you don't want to see it desecrated. That's how simple it is," Korean war veteran Don Van Beck told Florida television station WFTV.
Meanwhile, the chairwoman Lake County Democratic Party refused to say whether or not they would be displaying the flag again.
"I won't say no and I won't say yes," Nancy Hurlbert told Fox News. "We want to find out what our legal rights are."
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Footage of cancelled Justice League game surfaces
YouTube video shows Batman face off against Superman.
Celebrate Batman turning 75 with these bat-based deals on PSN
It's not just the Dark Knight who could save something today.
Injustice: Gods Among Us Ultimate Edition heading to PS4 at launch
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In the past few days, I finished one baby quilt and made one mesh wreath.
Baby Ziggy (Front) finally done!
Baby Ziggy (Back) finally done!
Wreath for my grandpa's (Pappy) grave.
Since it is nearing Decoration Day, I chose a bright blue mesh with red rose accents.
More finished quilts coming soon!
I am almost done with two other baby quilts, then I will finish my Triangle Quilt "Feelin' Foxy" soon.
Baby Update:
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Verna Gary
Verna Gary
JENNINGS - A mass of Christian burial celebrating the life of Verna Gary, 84, will be held at Immaculate Conception Catholic Church in Jennings, La on Friday, October 2, 2009 at 10 a.m. She was called to her Heavenly Father Wednesday morning from the Gueydan Memorial Guest House. Visitation was held at Matthews and Son Funeral Home in Jennings on Thursday, October 1 from 2:30 p.m. til 10 p.m. and will resume on Friday, October 2 at 8 a.m. until the time of her service. A rosary was recited on Thursday evening at 7 p.m. Mrs. Gary will be laid to rest in Doucet Cemetery.
Verna was born in Hathaway, La to the late Clopha and Durliea Landry Gary in March of 1925. She was a homemaker and devoted her life to the care of her family. She loved playing with her grand babies. She enjoyed playing cards, bingo, pokeno, and dancing. She will be greatly missed by all who knew and loved her.
Leaving behind to cherish her memory are her beloved daughters, Lorita Breaux of Hathaway, Toby and her husband Clifford LeJeune also of Hathaway, Janet Daigle of Hathaway, and Becky and her husband Ernie Istre of Estherwood; one brother, Dewey Gary of Jennings; one sister, Bernice Hebert of Iowa; and her 23 beautiful grandchildren, 48 great grandchildren, and 21 great great grandchildren.
Preceded in death by her parents, Clopha and Durliea Landry Gary; husband, John Louis Louviere; two sons, Elmer William and Bobby Ray Louviere; her grandson, Joshua Louviere and her son-in-law, Emerie Breaux.
Carrying Mrs. Gary to her final resting place will be Bobby Ray Louviere, Jr., Heath Breath, Ernest "Boo" Istre, Kaleb Teal, Terry Louviere, and Cody LeJeune. Honorary pallbearers will be Tony Louviere, Chris LeJeune, Clifford LeJeune, Jr., and Braylan Daigle.
Words of comfort may be extended to the Gary family at www.matthewsandsonfuneralhome.net
Arrangements have been entrusted to Matthews and Son Funeral Home of Jennings, La


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