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What materials did you use? Yarn: 215 yards, Knit Picks, Chroma worsted, Midwinter. Needle: US10 Tapestry Needle Stitch holder or waste yarn
What are you most proud of? It looks difficult but its really a great pattern for beginners. If you've never done lace, this scarf is a great start. You can really see the stitches when using worsted weight.
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it's so pretty. the pattern shows beautifully in the solid blue
Beautiful! I love the change of color.
Yes, Chroma is a very nice yarn. The colors are beautiful.
Hello Is there a way I can by this pattern (Lady Sparrow Scarf Lady Sparrow Scarf & Hat set) and not take the class?
Yes. You can get this pattern here in Craftsy. In the HOME page, on the left side, select, "Announcing Indie Patterns". Then in "find a pattern" type in Lady Sparrow . It should show up. Thanks for asking. :) ...If you have trouble getting it, let me know.


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A little town in Western Mass with as many college students as "townies". Amherst is a suburb of the University of Massachusetts main campus, because there is nothing else around! Residents still manage to have that holier-than-thou attiude, despite the fact that their financial existence relies on the University.
No. It's not Am-HERST. It's pronounced Am-ERST. No 'H'.
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PlayMG, the company behind the device, actually markets this as a device for young people, fitting it with features like a parental control Family Collaboration system, allowing parents to give younger gamers an allowance to use on games without having to load credit card numbers.
However, with its bright four-inch display and expandable memory (it ships with an 8GB SD card), I don't see why any mobile gaming aficionado wouldn't be tempted to drop $US150 on this little puppy.
The MG comes packed with games. EA has provided NBA Jam and Need for Speed Hot Pursuit (bit of bad timing on that last one), along with Com2US' Slice It, Swing Shot, Homerun Battle 2, Tiny Farm, Tower defence, 9 Innings Baseball, Super Action Hero and Derby Days. It's also got the MG Origins Avatar System loaded in, a meta game for kids that tells the story of their avatar, unlocking as they earn points by playing other games on the device.
It's a little bundle of nifty and one that I am seriously considering picking up. I use an Android phone right now, but given my need to play all of the games, all of the time, a dedicated device might be just the thing.
The MG is available at Amazon and directly through PlayMG, at an introductory price of $US150, $US20 off MSRP.


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Through the eyes of the Mahoning Valley's homeless
January 6, 2013
Susan Jarvis, Maurice Moore, Mennow Hostetler Jr. and Bruce McGarrigle are among hundreds of people who are homeless in Trumbull and Mahoning counties....
hey aqualung...
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Wow Usblues, why are you so concerned with Eddie's lifestyle? Oooooh, that's right, you are the same person who posted on the Trib at the turn of the new year. What else should I expect.
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Downtown needs to put the "closed for business" sign up for these people.
No more. It has become a liability for the better people who work, live and own businesses downtown.
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And once again let me say that if I find anymore dinners and food left by Warren Family Mission people on the picnic tables of the square, I will throw them away.
Bring these people to your homes and neighborhoods if you want to help them and they either can't find the mission or there is no room for them.
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I ofter see some of the homeless and feel for them. I have volunteered at the mission and Salvation Army for years. I personally believe it could happen to any of us in the blink of an eye. I don't give individuals money any longer. Hungary, I'll buy a meal, cold, I'll give a coat, etc... It's just is so sad.
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"Yeah right! What ya donate?" <----Useblues. Well, I understand people in need and crisis. Unlike wealthy scrooges donating money to the Romney campaign (which totally backfired and didn't benefit ONE thing for humanity). I rather see someone without a jacket wearing one, I would love to see a person who didn't have clothes wearing some. While I donate MY valuables to others in need, you rather donate your time stalking bloggers on new year's eve. Take care.
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I do usblues, he's a very nice person. He's also a friend of mine on facebook. I've known his spouse since high school. They are very friendly people. Thanks for asking.
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Sure, I'm for helping the poor. Mostly.
I'm not for letting your entire downtown be full of low-income high rises and shelters.
This is what happens when a dance instructor runs your Community Development Office and an accountant runs your redevelopment non-profit.
No plan and the void is filled by this garbage.
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Wow! Alcohol and drug abuse can cause someone to become homeless. Thanks, Trib!
This is what having the mission and the Christy House in downtown attracts into the core of the city. The mentally ill, drunks, druggies and the entirely useless.
Hey, Trib, follow up with stories of what happens with this mission throws people out and watch as they then stick around Warren, polluting downtown and living in the park.
And while these "good people" are helping the totaly useless, we have WRAP helping attract the mostly-useless, quoted in this paper as being involved with the YWCA "apartments" (living for poor, "at-risk" women) and adding MORE apartments to the Warner House.
Yeah, downtown Warren: Coming back in a big way!
Scrap WRAP and Fail the Mission. My slogans for the next year.
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Another vanilla leech looking for a govt. handout. right teabaggers.
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Get a job parasite,i thought it was only peolple of color that was part of the 47% ...LOL
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This is a really humane, interesting story and I wish the Tribune would run more like it. After Woodside shutdown in 1999 many mentally ill people were released from it- into the streets. Some of the people in this article aren't mentally ill but their story is similar in that they were cast out into the world with no relief to assist them.
I hope they find the care and protection they deserve. No one deserves to live on the street or be homeless.
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Nobody knows what could happen that could make them homeless. There are no guarantees. The Warren Family Mission does a lot to help peoPle.
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My heart always goes out to the homeless. I donated a lot to the Warren Family Mission.
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"There ,but for the grace of GOD,go I"
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WOW....what judgmental people some of you are! If you've ever had an addiction they are not easy to conquer.Especially if you have no good support system. Many mentally ill people self-medicate also. Nobody grows up and says "I can't wait to become a drug addict/alcoholic." In regards to the unemployed, these company's don't want to pay squat for a family to live on. I've been looking since March 2011 and unemployment is going to run out. I could lose my house also. I feel for these people. The homeless problem didn't start with Obama either...
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So true Artic, but since we have to live among the later (those with addictions) we also need a way to deal with them and their issues.
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I do agree nomore. I may sound uncaring, but as I said. For those who are in a bad way, sure extend our hands to help. But as the devils advocate. I have seen those who will take help, then walk right to the liquor store, or local crack dealer. Those folks do need help, but they also need to help themselves. They need to accept charity in the manner it is meant, as help, not a way to continue habits that have led them to be where they are.
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These are the dumbest comments I've ever read. The absolute dumbest.
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These are the stories of many Americans who for whatever reason find themselves in need. True humanitarianism is to feel for & assist these poor souls when possible. Not point out their faults or how they contribute to their own homelessness. Knowing these tragedies are real is the reason I never deny a man the right to make a living. We can all learn a lesson in humility by reading stories of this type. For the decent among us, it should motivate charity & empathy. For the rest of you I suppose an opportunity to blame politics or some other "told you so" speech designed to justify indifference...
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A 67 year old Navy veteran is eligible for a V.A. supplemental pension of about $1000 a month . . . if he was anything but dis-honorably discharged.
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oldman00 You are very correct. Which is why I am cynical at times towards the supposed homeless. I have seen these folks in almost every major city in the USA. At times, yes, they are victims. But many times, they are aggresive. I do have sympathy for the person who is on the streets for reasons beyond thier control, but, MANY of these folks are there for reasons they CAN control.
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"There ,but for the grace of GOD,go I"
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you think thats bad ,you should see san francisco.Very aggressive pan handlers,to the point they won't let you pass.tell them ,get a job,and you get attacked.
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I pray for all the homeless and hungry
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Things got a little prickly this week between Rep. Spencer Bachus and Rep. Barney Frank, the top two members of the House Financial Services Committee.
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"Making such broad changes in a precipitous manner without adequate study and analysis is unprecedented and, perhaps, unnecessary," Bachus wrote. You can read his letter here.
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NEWTON FALLS - In the face of adversity, some people emerge stronger.
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Tatman, of Paris Township, has twice battled non-Hodgkin's lymphoma.
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Mary Tatman and her daughter Elizabeth share a smile Thursday at the McDonald's in Newton Falls.
The first time was in 2002. A swollen lymph node caught her attention, but a feline encounter near the spot led the doctor to believe she had cat scratch disease. A few months later, the spot had not improved, and the node was surgically removed.
"Nobody had ever said the word 'biopsy' to me," she remembered Thursday while getting some dinner for her daughter, Elizabeth.
So when she was told the results of a biopsy were not good, her first response was "what results?" A second reaction quickly followed.
"I cried for 10 seconds," she said. At the time, Elizabeth was 18 months - there was no time for tears.
Then she went on to have 23 treatments of radiation, followed by a clean bill of health.
The next bout started in 2005 with a lump that her doctor felt a few months earlier but didn't mention - maybe a "wait and see" approach.
In February 2006, the lump was still there, and she was again diagnosed - but with Hodgkin's lymphoma. It was a lump in her armpit, and she could only feel it when her arm was down, not her normal position for self-examination.
"It was like I had a big jelly bean in my armpit," she said.
It was at this time that Tatman got involved in her own care.
Turns out, the Hodgkin's lymphoma was a misdiagnosis. Apparently the way the Hodgkin's and non-Hodgkin's diseases present is similar.
"The first time, I just went along with the doctors. I just trusted them 100 percent. I might have been treated for Hodgkin's lymphoma," she said. "The second time I got more involved and did more research."
For the non-Hodgkin's, she was facing four treatments of radiation and four of chemotherapy. But her research gave her strong feelings against that course. She said radiation would have put her at more risk for developing solid tumors within 10 years.
"That's going to put me at 50-something. I wasn't willing to take that risk," she said. If she was 70, it would be different. But she was 42 years old with a 5-year-old.
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The Inamori Foundation presented its 29th annual Kyoto Prize to three recipients, including Masatoshi Nei, Ph.D., for basic sciences. Japan's highest private award for global achievement carries with it a 20-karat gold Kyoto Prize medal, a cash gift of $500,000, and a diploma in recognition of lifelong contributions to society.
Dr. Nei, 82, the Evan Pugh Professor of Biology and director of the Institute for Molecular Evolutionary Genetics at Penn State, was honored for making it possible to discuss evolutionary divergence, genetic diversity, and the mode of selection on genes in a quantitative manner by devising various statistical methods, such as Nei's genetic distance, and applying them to molecular data. Other researchers point out that using these methods, Dr. Nei's research has yielded important contributions to molecular evolutionary biology as well as many other academic disciplines including ecology and conservation biology.
Dr. Nei has worked with many collaborators in his development of various statistical methods to determine the molecular mechanisms of biological diversity and of evolution. His genetic distance theory has become a key technique for studying the evolutionary relationships of different species using molecular data and has also become a cornerstone of population genetic analyses. This measure makes it possible to estimate the origins of populations and the times of their divergence from common ancestors.
Dr. Nei applied this technique to human populations and obtained the first evidence pointing to the African origins of modern humans. His 1972 paper (Genetic distance between populations. Am. Nat., 106, 283–292) has been listed among the 1,000 most-cited papers in all scientific fields. However, a more influential paper (Saitou, N. and M. Nei (1987), The neighbor-joining method: a new method for reconstructing phylogenetic trees. Mol. Biol. Evol. 4:406–425) is one of the most highly cited papers in the entire field of biology, and the number of citations is about 33,000 times by now.
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A champagne toast and a romantic kiss are New Year's Eve traditions for many, but when the celebrations end, it's time to start a new tradition and see your health care provider for preventive services and screenings.
Last year, Medicare marked an important milestone when, thanks to the health reform law, it started covering preventive services like mammograms and diabetes screenings at no cost to you.
Now, in 2012, as part of Medicare's efforts to keep people well and not just provide care when they are sick, Medicare will cover even more services. One of the new benefits is screening for your risk of types of cardiovascular disease, such as heart failure and high blood pressure.
With this benefit, you will be able to meet once a year with your doctor, who will check your heart health and help you design a plan to avoid cardiovascular disease, such as eating a healthy diet. Since cardiovascular disease is the leading cause of death in the United States, it's important that we do all we can to live a heart-healthy lifestyle.
A related new benefit will help people achieve a healthy weight. More than 30 percent of people with Medicare are obese, yet obesity is a preventable health condition for many people.
Maintaining a healthy weight is about a lot more than mere appearances.
Obesity is associated with not only physical discomfort and lower energy levels, but also increased risk of diabetes and heart disease.
Starting this year, Medicare will now cover obesity screening and counseling services to help you lose weight. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, just losing 5 percent of your body weight will lead to improved health, such as lower blood pressure.
Another important new benefit is depression screening. We all feel a little blue sometimes, but for a surprising number of older Americans, depression is a serious, undiagnosed medical condition.
With an estimated one in six people over the age of 65 suffering from depression, this is a very important new benefit that will help people get the care that they need. In addition, Medicare also will cover other new preventive benefits including alcohol misuse screening and counseling.
If you have Medicare, all of these services and many other preventive services are available at no cost to you.
But it's important to understand when you may have to pay something and when you do not. This has been a point of confusion for some people since the new benefits began last year.
While you do not have to pay out of pocket for certain preventive services, you may have to pay for the office visit with your health care provider.
You also may have to pay for additional services you receive during the same visit. Additionally, if you need to have screenings more often than is recommended, you may have to pay for the more frequent screenings.
Finally, you may have to pay for preventive services if you receive them in an ambulatory surgical center or in a hospital's outpatient department rather than a doctor's office.
The important thing to keep in mind is to ask your health care provider before you go to your appointment.
If you have any questions, you can contact your local State Health Insurance Assistance Program (SHIP) and a counselor will help you, or you also can call 800-Medicare for additional assistance.
Last year, more than 22 million people benefited from this new coverage. This year, you should be one of them! So, in keeping with the tradition of a New Year's Eve toast: Here's to you and a happy, healthier new year!
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July 21, 2010]------Posted this when I first arrived at Allvoices and feel the need to flip the script just a little bit. We are bombarded with the political dramas, the financial finaglings, the bizarre and the tragic. Time to share a little light-hearted love.
It doesn't have to be complicated. Contrary to the frequently lamented phrase, love can be maneuvered simply. Treat him the way you want to be treated. Treat her the same. Reciprocate.
PASSION: Feel it. Breathe it. Exude it. Give it. Be open to receiving it. Give as good as you get. The passion/Pleasure principle should apply in all areas of your life not just the bedroom. The most important sex organ is the brain. Love making starts way before the boudoir. If you haven't been treating each other right throughout the day, don't be angry if the love flow falters, then fails later that night.
RESPECT: Respect her. Treat her like your Queen. Treat him like your King. Respect him.
LISTEN: Communication is paramount. Don't patronize her. Don't pretend to hear her...Listen to what she has to say. Keep it relevant ladies. Sometimes we pile on too much at once on our man and then act shocked and hurt when he tunes out. Don't wait until he sits down to watch his favorite sports on TV or pounce on him as he barely closes the door after work. You want his undivided attention, create the time when you will get just that. And don't forget..men need to be heard too. Don't be dismissive and condescending.
LAUGH: Someone once said that laughter was a smile having an orgasm....hilarious! I think he summed it up perfectly. So laugh as hard as you can, as often as you can. Sounds clichéd but laughter is really the best medicine.....and sometimes laughing at yourself is the best of all. Lighten up.....don't take yourself too seriously.
SUPPORT: Be each others champion. Life will not always be easy but remember to remain in each others corner. Don't emasculate him if he stumbles..be it loss of job or failure of his business...prop him up. For better or worse remember? However men, you have to channel that strength..pick up the pieces and fight for your family. Don't leave it all on her shoulders. The heavy load can weigh her down...burn her out..dim the wattage of your love...
Always remember she is your Queen and he is your King. Treat each other royally.
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Tonight is SVOSUG meeting. See you at the user group meeting tonight!
This month Dan Price will be giving a presentation on "What is Solaris
Nevada?". Many of the community folks know Dan and have met him either
at the SVOSUG meetings, or the various conferences which Dan has given
BOFs and other presentations. Dan has been one of the long supporters
of SVOSUG, and a great represenative for Sun, not to mention his
ongoing work to Solaris/OpenSolaris. Aside from Dan's support, he has a
diverse background in
Solaris Engineering and has worked on many of the components which
comprise the kernel and networking components of Solaris/OpenSolaris.
Dan will be talking on features that have gone into Nevada (the next
version of Solaris, after 10), and what Sun feels we'll be able to get
into the release between now and the time it ships.
As most of you know the list to S10 features was rich, but Nevada is
gaining a nice bundle for itself (thanks to many of the engineers
working on it).
We'll be meeting at the same place, upstairs room at the Sun Santa
Clara Campus in SCA03 (Auditorium).
When: Thursday, March 23, 2006
Where: Sun's Santa Clara Campus Auditorium (upstairs)
What: "What is Solaris Nevada?"
Time: 7:30pm-10:00pm
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Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Chamberlain of Lisbon marked their 60th wedding anniversary.
The former Annabelle Smith, daughter of George and May Smith, became the bride of Mr. Chamberlain on Sept. 2, 1950, at the New Waterford United Methodist Church. He is the son of William and Mary Chamberlain. The Rev. John W. Hinerman officiated at the ceremony.
Mr. Chamberlain retired as an electrician in 1988 from NRM.
The couple has three children, Bonnie Chamberlain, residing at Blossom Nursing and Rehabilitation, Steve (Marilyn) Chamberlain of Greenford and Jonathan (Pam) Chamberlain of Keller, Texas. They also have four grandsons, two granddaughters, and a great -grandson.
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Swahili International Tourism Expo
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The Swahili International Tourism Expo (S!TE) is now an annual highlight on the Global Tourism Calendar. It positions Tanzania, Zanzibar and East Africa as lucrative tourist destinations. It also offers tour operators, travel and hospitality industry professionals a wealth of new business opportunities.
Following on the success of the inaugural S!TE in 2014, the 2016 S!TE will be held in Dar-es-Salaam, at the Mlimani City Convention Centre from 6-8 October 2016. With a Travel and Trade Exhibition as well as a dynamic conference element, the Expo will market the region as a global powerhouse in terms of tourism, business and global trade prospects.
A diverse melting pot of cultures, traditions and people also make this region a visual and sensory delight. Currency exchange rates also ensure value-for-money services for tourists and businesses alike.
Tanzania and East Africa are home to some of the world's most beautiful tropical beaches, exotic islands and pristine coral reefs. The region also boasts incredible game lodges, wildlife parks and adventure, such as the Serengeti and Africa's highest peak, Mount Kilimanjaro.
Opportunities in eco-tourism, nature conservation, travel, trade, hospitality, service and marketing will continue to open up as S!TE grows in popularity and stature.
Don't miss this unique opportunity to meet, network, explore and forge new business ties with a range of industry-related professionals. With representation from the Tanzania Tourism Board (TTB), regional governments and market leaders, S!TE promises to deliver above and beyond expectations.
Pure Grit Project and Exhibition Management Ltd, a leading African and international event management company, will manage the event, with guided by Tanzania Tourist Board, who will be hosting it.
Register as an exhibitor or book a trip to attend S!TE and be part of the action
- S!TE is the largest travel and tourism exhibition in East Africa
- S!TE promotes Tanzania and East Africa as a global travel destination
- S!TE ensures that East African tourism stays abreast of global trends and developments
- S!TE unites industry stakeholders and decision makers
- S!TE attracts over 100 local and international exhibitors from a diverse range of business sectors
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17 August 2009: The UNFCCC Secretariat has released a number of documents reflecting work done under the Ad Hoc Working Group on Long-term Cooperative Action under the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (AWG-LCA) revised negotiating text (FCCC/AWGLCA/2009/INF.1), during the August intersessional informal consultations in Bonn.
With a view to facilitating negotiations at the next meeting in Bangkok, the AWG-LCA produced reading guides, tables, matrices and non-papers aimed at: highlighting areas of convergence and divergence; and consolidating text and restructuring paragraphs for sections relating to a shared vision, mitigation, adaptation, technology transfer and capacity building, and finance.
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So, let's stand back in 1977 or '78, as you look back over all that's been happening, um, as a, as a teacher, and as Black parent, was it worth it?
Oh, absolutely. Um, the question of whether the struggle was worth it is, is probably something that need never be asked. As African American people in this country, first of all, nothing will ever come easy for us, and our existence in this country is going to be marked by struggle, um, for housing, for adequate health care, for education, for control of our destiny and our neighborhoods. Um, that's a struggle that has to be waged, and it's a struggle that we educate our young children to understand they have to be a part of. So many young people now look around and say, "I don't have anything to latch on to." We have to educate and teach our young people about the struggles we participated in in the early '70s, the late '70s, particularly around quality education, control of our neighborhood, control of our school system, um, and they- and then they'll understand their role in the, the '90s in terms of continuing their struggle. We're far from done.


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Birmingham-Southern College
Mobile County students named to the Dean's List at Birmingham-Southern include: Loryn Beachell, Lucia Calderon-Arrieta, Robert Hall, George Holland, Katherine Hudgens, Alexander King, Laura Markris, Tanner McGill, Laura Nolen-Schmidt, Lindsay Sheets, Audrey Williamson, Courtney Tedder, Lauren Chisholm and Nona Nichols.
Centre College
Rollie Graham, of Mobile, has been named to the Dean's list for Centre College. Graham is the son of Monty Graham and Laura Linn of Mobile and is a graduate of Murphy High School.
Rhodes College
Alexandra B. Van Haneghan, of Mobile, was named to Rhodes College Dean's List. Van Haneghan graduated from UMS-Wright Preparatory School.
Samford University's Cumberland School of Law
Mobile County students named to the Dean's List at Samford University include: Christopher Knox Friedman, Jennifer Machelle Reynolds, Elizabeth Prather Evans, Rachel Estelle Stewart, Jeffrey P. Setterstrom, William Dunn Bolling III, Thomas McLean Bramlett, George Allan Eyrich Jr, Walter Rody Gewin, William Kirkland Mattei, Andrew H. Rainwaters, Zachary W. Rainwaters, Robert Sewell Walker, Grafton Moore Weinacker, Lydia Michelle Wimberly, Alison Ann Almeida, Allen Brooks Blow, and Christopher Allen Ramanauskas.
Southern Methodist University
Madeleine Boudreaux, of Theodore, was named to the honor roll at South Methodist University.
Boudreaux is a sophomore at SMU and in the top 5 percentile of her class.
Southwestern College in Winfield
Tariq Malveaux, of Semmes, has been announced to the Dean's Honor Roll at Southwestern.


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FX sets fall premieres for 'Sunny,' 'Anarchy,' 'Terriers' and 'League'
Cable networks are gunning for the networks this fall
It's going to be a busy September for the major networks, but FX is the latest cable favorite lining up a full slate of original programming to go head-to-head.
As expected, FX has set September launches for the hour-longs "Sons of Anarchy" and "Terriers," plus the comedies "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia" and "The League." All four shows will launch a week or two ahead of the formal network premiere week, presumably to gain a foothold on the 10 p.m. hour.
Up first will be "Sons of Anarchy," launching on Tuesday, September 7. Kurt Sutter's biker drama will attempt to carry through on the momentum of a powerhouse second season that earned Television Critics Association Awards nominations, if not Emmy recognition.
The following night, on Wednesday, Sept. 8, FX will premiere "Terriers," from creator Ted Griffin ("Ocean's Eleven") and executive producer Shawn Ryan ("The Shield"). Donal Logue and Michael Raymond-Jones star in the story of two unlicensed private investigators with maturity issues.
The sixth season of "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia" and the second season of "The League" will be paired starting on Thursday, September 16. FX has 13 episodes of both comedies.
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A MEMORIAL honouring the memory of more than 100 Chingford civilians killed during the Second World War has been unveiled.
The granite plaques, listing the names of all residents who died in bombings, have been installed on the Obelisk monument at the junction of Chingford Mount, Hall Lane and Old Church Road.
Chingford Conservative councillor Geoff Walker has been working on plans for the memorial for the last 18 months after the idea was initially suggested to him by a resident.
He said: "Quite rightly we recognise the armed services at this time of year but it's often overlooked how civilians also suffer in war.
"There were, we think, 104 people in Chingford who died from V2 bombs, incendiaries and anti-aircraft ordnances.
"We got the names from the book 'Chingford at War' and I'm very pleased with how it's turned out.
"It's taken quite a long time but we managed to persuade the council to fund it, for which we're very grateful."
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If you want to know more about me, this is my life story.I was born into old money, grew up with the new money, and have no money.
That line pretty much sums up my life.
I was born into a family that used to have everything: fame, power and wealth , but at the wrong time. We had the old money status without the benefit. But if I can go back in time, I wouldn't change a thing. I am proud being a member of this family, rich or poor. People can take away almost everything my ancestor left. Fame can fade. Power can move from one hand to another. Wealth can be stolen. But they left knowledge and class. They are in our blood, and will always be there.
After US lifted the trade embargo against Vietnam, my parents worked hard to rebuild the legacy. I was very lucky to grew up among the elite. I went to the best school, ate the best food, wore the best clothes. Everybody were nouveau riche because before that nobody had money. At that time I thought life was good. I was wrong.
Like any perfect fairy tale story, it did not last long. My father was falsely accused of a crime he did not commit. It didn't take long for his business to fall apart. Building a business in Vietnam is like having a beautiful sand castle, it never lasts. Many years later, my father won the law suit but he lost everything. Everyone who used to be friends and family acted like they didn't even know us.When you have money, your friends know who you are. When you have no money, you know who your friends are.
My mother wanted to go back to the Western world and rebuild our lives. My father wanted to rebuild his legacy where he lost it. Just like a famous Vietnamese legend, my mother took my litter sister and me to the North, Canada where her family lives; my father took $1000 to the South and rebuilt his businesses.
"The illiterate of the twenty-first century will not be those who cannot read and write, but those who cannot learn, unlearn and relearn." ~ Alvin Toffler
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The Pakistani government has ordered foreign staff members of Save the Children to leave the country, a spokesman for the international aid group said.
The group has come under Pakistani government scrutiny because of reports that it helped arrange meetings between the US and a doctor who allegedly helped hunt down Osama bin Laden, a charge which the group has vehemently denied. The aid group had been under suspicion ever since the doctor accused of assisting the CIA in its search for the al-Qaeda leader claimed that Save the Children had introduced him to US intelligence officers.
The expulsion order comes among heightened suspicion of foreigners in Pakistan in the aftermath of the al-Qaida leader's killing.
The Pakistani Ministry of Interior informed 'Save the Children' that its six foreign staffers would have to leave the country within two weeks.
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Even though I'm a writer, it's always a constant battle. And as of recently, I've been, well, confused. Am I a TV writer? A screenwriter? A playwright? A novelist? Am I even funny? Or am I just a silly blogger? That's the question I've been asking myself time and time again.
That was when I realized, I needed a new path. I needed guidance. I needed something original to write about. I'm 30-years-old, what the fuck have I been doing all these years?
But when I really thought about it, the one thing that always pops into my mind ... is my mom. My entire life, whether it was my friends, my family, my co-workers, or even my former writing teachers, everybody says the same thing -- your mom is a fucking psychopath, but she's hilarious. A recent writing teacher of mine, who wrote one of my favorite movies of all time, even told me that I should write about my mom.
So, after four semesters of college, tons of writing classes and thousands and thousands of dollars later, I have finally realized what I need to do.
Write about my mom!
So, I've started a new blog and I'm SO excited to share it with you guys! Please check out My Mom Thinks I'm a Lesbian ... and Other Things.
Being able to write about my own experiences, and being so honest, so raw, is so amazing that words cannot even describe. I hope you'll check it out.
And yes, I'll still continue to blog here at The Dating Jungle.
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At the end of the 1990s, MIT scholar Kevin Ashton suggested the dot.com boom would spawn an "Internet of Things," with everyday gadgets linked by software. No more wall switches.
Smartphones are making that happen. As gadget-makers figure out how home and office cameras, kitchen and laundry appliances, heaters and air conditioners, computers and media players can be switched and scheduled from phone apps, American manufacturers, retailers, even phone and cable companies, have been rushing to build "smart home" remote-control systems that can be worked from a phone.
But who's in charge? "You've had Honeywell, GE, Philips, all these huge players going after the space," but each has had a tough time working out common signals that would let their devices work together, Peter Gerstberger, a business development executive at Staples of Framingham, Mass., told me.


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The Alzheimer's Association, Northwest Ohio Chapter hosted its annual celebration for 23 people with a luncheon Tuesday at Tiffin-Seneca Public Library. The top teams and sponsors for the 2012 Tiffin Walk to End Alzheimer's were recognized.
Salli Bollin, executive director of the Alzheimer's Association, Northwest Ohio Chapter, provided a brief update on the organization. The chapter has 10 walks to raise money for its local activities and for research. More than 190 people participated in the Tiffin walk and raised $18,378 for Alzheimer's care, support and research. With sponsors' contributions added in, the total was $20,788.
Alzheimer's is a progressive disease of the brain which destroys brain cells, causing problems with memory, thinking and behavior severe enough to affect work, lifelong hobbies and social life. Today, Alzheimer's disease is the sixth-leading cause of death in the United States. More than 5.4 million Americans are living with Alzheimer's disease; 38,000 reside in northwest Ohio, and more than 1,200 live in the Tiffin area.
"This past year, we've seen a jump in early-stage programs. With people being diagnosed earlier in the disease process, they're wanting more information about what services are out there in the community," Bollin said.
Nick Vargas, who was hired last year as development and communication coordinator for the local chapter, said Tiffin was his first experience with the walk.
Maria Browne of Elmwood at the Shawhan said she helped to carry the banner at the front of the walk at Hedges- Boyer Park. As they headed up the Summit Street hill, they were able to look back at the crowd of participants.
"It was just awesome for us to turn around and see a line of walkers that was just unbelievable. It was just amazing," Browne said.
The top three corporate teams for 2012 were Elmwood at the Shawhan, St. Francis Senior Ministries and Attica United Methodist Church. The top three family teams for 2012 were the Kuhn Shelton Family, the Skidmore Kuhn Honaker family and "Granny's Team."
Jim Skidmore said Norma, his wife of 55 years, was diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease in 2005. Although Jim did his best to care for her at home, he found himself trying to maintain the household, cook and stay up all hours of the night to watch over Norma. His family noticed he was becoming more and more irritable and exhausted. By 2008, Jim had to move Norma into a long-term care facility in Tiffin where he goes to visit her every day. The Alzheimer's Association has been helpful to his family.
"We hope and pray that, in the future, we can find some kind of a medical treatment that could slow down the progression of the Alzheimer's ... to make life more livable for people with Alzheimer's disease," Skidmore said.
Bollin reported Alzheimer's is starting to be recognized as a public health crisis. The National Alzheimer's Plan was passed nearly two years ago. In addition, many new drugs are in various stages of development, and research suggests certain changes in gait can predict the onset of Alzheimer's disease.
The Alzheimer's Association, Northwest Ohio Chapter, works in partnership with the Area 5 Agency on Aging and the Veterans' Administration. Bollin said her agency provides a range of respite programs, early stage programs, caregiver groups, a 24-hour Helpline, support groups and other services. A total of 6,748 individuals used the organization's services in 2012, including 1,893 helpline callers and 60 professional caregivers in Seneca County who participated in training.
Jan and Dave Shelton are to be the honorary chairmen for the the 2013 Walk to End Alzheimer's, set for Sept. 28. The couple has coordinated the event twice before.
In Seneca County, caregiver support groups meet twice a month. The Fostoria meetings are at 9 a.m. the third Friday of every month at Good Shepherd Home, 725 Columbus Ave. (SR 18). The Tiffin meetings are at 7 p.m. the second Thursday of every month at St. Francis Home, 182 St. Francis Ave. For more information on what the Alzheimer's Association offers, visit www.alz.org/nwohio or call 1 (800) 272-3900.


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Diana Taurasi, Tamika Catchings, and Sue Bird collected their third consecutive Olympic gold medals on Saturday with Team USA's 86-50 win over France. It was presumed this would be the end of that core that had kicked off the most dominant run in women's basketball history at the Olympics. But in an interview on national television with Craig Sager for NBC, Taurasi was asked if she would be back.
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Original iPhone engineer apologizes to users, saying it was only "an OK phone"
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1. XperiaFanZone (Posts: 2116; Member since: 21 Sep 2012)
13. Finalflash (Posts: 3109; Member since: 23 Jul 2013)
Yea, interesting in the fact that they weren't afraid to push the limits and deliver insane value to the customers. After Jobs' death its literally been "how slow can we go to fully milk these fools and when is the right time to copy others".
42. InspectorGadget80 (unregistered)
yep and they copy the design from SONY
25. Ashoaib (Posts: 3229; Member since: 15 Nov 2013)
Still iphone is an OK phone....
38. ardent1 (Posts: 2000; Member since: 16 Apr 2011)
That's what makes the iPhone magical.
You talk to the Apple haters and you get the impression the iPhone could do everything, which is just a double standard imposed on Apple.
Apple makes premium products that are intuitive and fun to use. It works. So yes, it's an OK phone.
43. Ashoaib (Posts: 3229; Member since: 15 Nov 2013)
Thanks God it works!!...
Yeah, its an ok phone While HTC, Sony, LG, Samsungs etc are all very excellent phones. great value for money, not a midranger in a price of highest end...
2. Sauce (unregistered)
6. Droid_X_Doug (Posts: 5993; Member since: 22 Dec 2010)
My recollection of the OG iPhone is that its phone functions were in the middle of the pack of phones from RIM/BB, Nokia, Motorola, etc. at the time. The break-out function was the Internet access. Fortunately for Apple, Internet access at the time was on the slow side, so EDGE was not the limitation that it became in later years.
Sauce, I see you edited your post. Now everyone will wonder what your post was before you edited it.
9. Sauce (unregistered)
I edited it to avoid unnecessary fanboy rage, always happens when ever a good thing is said about Apple. The fanboys rage in anger. But yes, I agree with your post.
17. networkdood (Posts: 6330; Member since: 31 Mar 2010)
It is still just an ok phone, well, a little better...
39. ardent1 (Posts: 2000; Member since: 16 Apr 2011)
It set the form factor all flagship models are still using today.
Large screen, we type on "glass", the omission of unnecessary buttons, and makes us want to watch videos, surf the web, etc
3. Droid_X_Doug (Posts: 5993; Member since: 22 Dec 2010)
To their credit, Apple's team were able to move very quickly to change the value proposition. As a contrast, the team at RIM/BB are still trying to connect with a viable value proposition.
19. networkdood (Posts: 6330; Member since: 31 Mar 2010)
that is true...
4. hamad138 (Posts: 7; Member since: 26 Feb 2014)
still 100x sexier than Galaxy S5
7. SleepingOz (unregistered)
Yet the S5 is 100x better than this.
10. Sauce (unregistered)
7 years later in technology and innovation... You think???
8. Droid_X_Doug (Posts: 5993; Member since: 22 Dec 2010)
That is a bit of a a streeetch.
16. lyndon420 (Posts: 4405; Member since: 11 Jul 2012)
Slap an apple logo on something and you will find it sexy lol. It's dated, flat looking U.I. and needs a complete makeover in physical design.
20. bayhuy (Posts: 320; Member since: 23 Jun 2011)
Every phone out there is sexier than S 5...well...Kyocera Echo...is on par...
5. Sauce (unregistered)
Lol at post 4. This is true.
11. fouadqr (Posts: 326; Member since: 21 Nov 2012)
In 2007 .. N95 was the best phone .. the first iphone was nothing compare to N95 :D
12. Sauce (unregistered)
What was that? Never heard of it
14. ihavenoname (Posts: 1693; Member since: 18 Aug 2013)
N95 and OG iPhone, both really fantastic and innovative phones. iPhone was more futuristic and actually it reminds many modern smartphone. N95, just go to Wikipedia, it is a great phone.
15. alpinejason (Posts: 262; Member since: 06 Sep 2011)
nokia n95 it ran symbian s60 and i still have mine it still works and yes iphone was nothing compared to it
21. domfonusr (Posts: 384; Member since: 17 Jan 2014)
That really was the best device of 2007... the Nokia N95. Even the N75, released in the same year, was as good as the original iPhone in most respects (plus 3G and minus the touch screen... but the camera was just as good in resolution, and had a flash to boot!), and back then I liked the form factor of the N75 better anyway. The "TabTop" update was disappointing, but I had my N75 for five years before I had to sell it, and it was still working just fine when I did sell it.
24. PBXtech (Posts: 1032; Member since: 21 Oct 2013)
Interesting what you can find.
26. domfonusr (Posts: 384; Member since: 17 Jan 2014)
Nice find, indeed!
18. networkdood (Posts: 6330; Member since: 31 Mar 2010)
SO, my wife got her 550.00 ipad mini air 2 tablet in today - 2X the price of Nexu 7 2013 - no GPS, no Accelerometer...no distinct advantage over Nexus 7 - and there are a ton of apps for Nexus 7, just like for any Android device...nice to see someone that used to work for Apple admit what he did, but the company still rips off its customers...
23. Sauce (unregistered)
Looks like another fanboy making up silly stories in favor of hatred towards Apple lol.
So tell us, did she get a Mini, or an Air, or BOTH for 550?
Lol good try.
28. hurrycanger (Posts: 1563; Member since: 01 Dec 2013)
Mini Air 2. I suppose he was confused because it was the 2nd iPad mini and it looked like the iPad Air. In fact, it's exactly the same with the Air except for the screen size.
34. timepilot84 (Posts: 113; Member since: 16 Aug 2012)
Yeah, everyone I disagree with is making up silly stories, too.
22. The13thKing (banned) (Posts: 849; Member since: 26 Feb 2014)
Well, I was looking at what phones were at that time available too, and the iphone was the one to standout, it was the only phone to resemble todays phones ... it wasn't perfect, camera was bad .. no video or apps, but it was "Something Special" not like today infinite number of look-alike brands with similar phones running similar chips dying to do something to get your attention they add more features you probably won't use only for show-off .. We're spammed with wannabe brands that are cursed by failure after failure and full of hate and jealousy towards the successful Apple/Samsung ..
27. Stuntman (Posts: 836; Member since: 01 Aug 2011)
These days, I hardly use my phone as a phone in the traditional sense (making calls). I think that Apple had the right idea that the original iPhone was meant to be a device that allows you to access the internet. If they focused on internet access ahead of being a phone, I think they made the right decision.
29. hurrycanger (Posts: 1563; Member since: 01 Dec 2013)
Well, I have to say that it was really just an okay phone. But look, it was awesome to me because it had a relatively big capacitive touchscreen comparing to most phones back in the days. I loved the first iPhone even though all I did on it was watching videos, listening to music. That was it. The first iPhone really lacked some stuff, but still, it was the sh*t!
It was still revolutionary somehow. I don't think the first iPhone itself was revolutionary, but it was a good start to stir up the phone market, which pushed the later revolutionary smartphones to come.
35. linkhatchet (Posts: 13; Member since: 10 Mar 2013)
Apple sucked ass then an still do now
36. AfterShock (Posts: 3698; Member since: 02 Nov 2012)
The innovation was, the capacitive screen.
Was only thing I liked an wanted on my wm phone.
37. garyII (Posts: 160; Member since: 26 Feb 2014)
still, it is really a revolutionary memory to our generation....


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NEWARK — Family members of the six people killed in this morning's fast-moving fire came to the burned out house this afternoon to see where their loved ones had died.
Cheryl Sydney said the family had to see the home to see that it was real.
"I had to see it for myself," said Cheryl Sydney, who lives in Sayreville. "This is not something you get told."
Capt. John Brown, spokesman for the Newark Fire Department, said firefighters arrived at the scene minutes after receiving the call about the blaze at 3:51 a.m. They found both the first- and second-floors of the South Ward home were engulfed in flames.
The flames were "already shooting out the window," Brown said.
Firefighters found all six people — four adults, a teenager and a child — in a two-story house in the 800 block of South 15th Street, said Thomas Fennelly, chief assistant Essex County prosecutor.
The prosecutor's office identified the victims as Salome Stewart and her husband, Reginald Stewart, both 58, and Salome Stewart's daughter, Natasha Kinsale, 35. All three lived in the house.
Also killed were 11-year-old Zion Forbes, of East Orange, and Noreen Johnson, 43, and her 15-year-old son Stephen Sydney, the prosecutor's office said. Johnson and Sydney were from Crawford, Ga.; Johnson was Reginald Stewart's stepdaughter.
Holding a photo of her relatives, Iris Sydney, the 15-year-old's grandmother, said her grandson and his mother were supposed to meet her at the Solid Rock Baptist Church for service at 8 this morning. But they never showed up.
The Baptist church is where her son Desmond Sydney Jr. — the teenager's father — attended before he was fatally struck while riding his bicycle in Newark two years ago, Iris Sydney said.
As she stood across the street from the burnt home, Iris Sydney said, "I feel it to my heart. This is a sad day."
Sydney said Johnson brought her son to Newark from Georgia so he could travel to Trinidad with his grandmother for a month.
Cheryl Sydney said Johnson was a good, Christian woman.
"For her, nothing was too much," she said. "She was just that kind of a person, a good person. Anything you need."
She said they were planning to have a barbecue together this afternoon because they like to be together as a family.
"This is too much, too much for anybody to take," she said. "No family should have to go through this."
Note: The Essex County Prosecutor's Office originally identified Natasha Kinsale as Salome Stewart's sister. She was actually Mrs. Stewart's daughter. Also, Natasha was 35, not 47.
• Newark fatal fire: Neighbors say intense flames made it impossible to rescue family
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Organic Market Proves Successful for Heifer China
On August 3, 2013, Heifer China and Wharf China organized a farmers market to help project participants sell organic products and develop marketing strategies. Now, more urban residents can purchase fresh products directly from farmers.
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Two reviews by Jay G. Williams '54, the Walcott-Bartlett Professor of Religious Studies, appeared recently in the fall issue of The Quest. He reviewed Joseph Chiltoon Pearce's The Death of Religion and the Rebirth of the Spirit and What is Hinduism? Modern Adventures into a Profound Faith compiled by the editors of Hinduism Today. Earlier in the year The Quest also published two other reviews by Williams: Shaikh Sharfuddin Maneri's Letters from a Sufi Teacher, trans. Baijnath Singh, and Catherine Albanese's A Republic of Mind and Spirit: A Cultural History of American Metaphysical Religion.


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HARRISBURG — After three years of debate, the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission approved dramatic and sweeping rules yesterday to promote competition in the state's $3.7 billion local-phone market.
The commission's rules would give consumers and businesses new choices when they select a company to provide local-phone service and more access to advanced telecommunications services.
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A federal judge has preliminarily approved a class action lawsuit settlement between Procter & Gamble Co. and consumers who allege the company falsely advertised the benefits of its Crest Sensitivity Treatment & Protection toothpaste.
The proposed Crest Sensitivity settlement will provide consumers a $4 refund for one tube of toothpaste each if they purchased the product in the U.S.
New Jersey plaintiff Edward Rossi and other consumers sued Procter & Gamble in December 2011 claiming the toothpaste failed to deliver relief from tooth sensitivity "within minutes" as advertised, and that P&G's false advertising induced consumers into paying as much as 75% more for Crest Sensitivity Treatment & Protection over comparable products that require weeks of use to reduce tooth sensitivity.
Furthermore, the class action lawsuit alleged, Crest Sensitivity Treatment & Protection is essentially identical to Crest Pro-Health toothpaste except for the packaging, color and price – which is $3 higher than Crest Pro-Health.
P&G denies the allegations but has agreed to a class action lawsuit settlement to resolve the litigation.
U.S. District Judge Jose Linares conditionally certified the Settlement Class and preliminarily approved the deal, saying it provides adequate relief to the plaintiffs and fairly and efficiently resolves the claims that Procter & Gamble violated state consumer fraud laws.
Details on how to file a claim for the Crest Sensitivity Treatment & Protection Class Action Lawsuit Settlement will become available in a few weeks. Keep checking Top Class Actions or sign up for our free weekly newsletter for updates.
The case is Rossi v. The Procter & Gamble Co., Case No. 11-cv-07238, U.S. District Court of New Jersey.
The plaintiffs are represented by James E. Cecchi of Carella Byrne Cecchi Olstein Brody & Agnello PC, Scott A. Bursor of Bursor & Fisher PA and Antonio Vozzolo of Faruqi & Faruqi LLP.
UPDATE 1: Details on how to file a claim for the Crest Sensitivity Toothpaste Class Action Lawsuit Settlement are up!
UPDATE 2: The Crest Sensitivity Toothpaste Class Action Settlement was granted Final Approval on October 3, 2013. Payments should be distributed within the next 30-90 days.
UPDATE 3: Refunds from the Crest class action settlement were mailed to eligible Class Members in April 2014 in the form of a Visa gift card.
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the act to make oneself unattractive.
I dont want to go to work...people will hit on me. I better uglify myself.
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used in alice in wonderland.
"uglify isn't a word!" - alice in wonderland
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1. To become ugly or more ugly
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2. To make something unappealing or unattractive
Go uglify that fence by sticking your gum on it!
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When you put a half eaten cookie, wrapped in foil, into a pumpkin candy holder.
Monday through Friday uglifies the weekend.
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to make very ugly
The company really uglified their shoes this season.
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