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That's about 400 more than the campaign was at two weeks ago, just before PBS Frontline episode aired an episode on the campaign.
The campaign needs about 18,000 signatures -- a quarter of the registered voters in the proposed area to be incorporated -- to bring the issue to an election. Organizers say they want to get 20,000, to have some cushion since some signatures are expected to be tossed out during the verification process.
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- On: February 12th, 2013
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Blondtron, what or who inspires you to approach music with such fucking fun?
So many people and things inspire me, I'm inspired a lot by comedy, I know that sounds a bit weird for a musician but I think comedy is one of the most important things in the world to me. Putting yourself out there and laughing at and with yourself is such a powerful way to get to know who you are. It helps me to break down barriers and connect. I'm also inspired by sexual energy, not just by sex itself but I wholeheartedly believe that sexual energy is what makes the world turn. Blondtron is a character and vessel for my silly, sexual energy and having that character lets me do whatever the fuck I want and have fun with it. This should be fun, always.
I've seen you live and I've heard your DJ mixes, everything is all very unpredictable
but cohesive. Is it planned that way or does it just kind of come together?
I used to plan my sets but stopped doing that a long time ago. If I plan my set I get major anxiety and feel trapped. I am really all over the place but I think what I've realized is that if I like it, no matter what the genre, then it's has a place in my sound. I have always been scattered in my interests. My teen years swallowed me into trying all the different scenes and spat me out a very confused but eclectic young woman. It's taken me years to embrace that and make it my own. Now I'm just like "fuck it, yeah I like it, of course I'm gonna play White Town in the middle of this Bounce set, it works, fuck you." I think I really hit my stride with my first 'Bouncin' Bush Stew feat. Prince Zimboo'. It got put up on Mad Decent and people were like, what the F is this, but they liked it so that really helped my confidence and now I think there is a quiet cohesion in the madness.
That being said do you plan your live DJ sets? Do you have an opinion on that at all?
I don't, I have, but it really doesn't work for me. Some people they have to or that makes them feel more confident. I really don't think it matters either way, you have to do whatever is going to make you feel best on stage. If you plan your set, if you fly by the seat of your pants, hell if you even get up there and play a mixtape but you're rocking out, then fuck it. The act of mixing two songs together is pretty simple and I wish everyone would shut up about it being an art. It's not, you're playing other people's music, how you present it, the energy you give off your ability to connect with the crowd, that's the art.
What does the future of DJing look like to you? Are you one of those people that feel
technology is taking DJ culture hostage or do you embrace it with loving arms?
I embrace it all with loving arms and don't really have time for those dinosaurs that whine about it. People whining about a technology that matches the BPM for you is like a fax machine being like, "UMMM HELLO, you don't have to email, I'M RIGHT HERE." It's stupid.
I grew up playing records and it was great and I know my ears for mixing aren't what they used to be but I'm doing so much more now. I have ableton set up with the bridge in Serato, I have a little sampler, dicers, all sorts of fun shit. Now it feels like just mixing two songs with two turntables is like painting with only two colours. It's not a bad thing, it's just not for me anymore.
What bothers me are these DJs that aren't adapting their live show with the times. I mean if you're a classic old school cat, you do you, but there are so many possibilities, with visuals and gear and if you aren't innovating then you're going to be left behind in some dingy bar, whining about traktor and how kids these days have no respect.
You have a very special show coming up called Valentwerk @ Fortune Sound, what
is that all about?
It's about fun! I love twerking and dancing and shaking my ass so much and Valentwerk is just about getting loose and letting that sexual energy run rampant in a safe and fun environment.
The idea of couples tickets and the overall promo of this event is quite unique, Lady as
well headlining a night of unorthodox Valentines celebration gets a nod as well.
Yeah the Fortune crew is pretty good at keeping things fresh, this is no exception.
I find female artists such as Lady, Azealia Banks, Kreyshawn and Rhianna who are
very unapologetic in their approach have been gaining a lot of momentum lately,
actually it seems even male performers are saying things I never heard before. Am I
late to this party or is it the last couple years we've seen it a bit more?
I think we're definitely seeing it a lot more now thanks to the internet and trailblazers. I mean when a collective consciousness is ready to boil over, it does. It's hard to say where it starts and of course there are your Peaches, and Lil' Kims and Sissy Nobbys and Big Friedas and Scissor Sisters that have been doing it for forever. I think people get sick of everyone telling them what they are. "Oh you're a sexy girl DJ, Oh you're a girl rapper, oh you're gay? You can't be a gangster rapper." All this shit gets exhausting. I think the internet is a powerful tool for encouraging these artists to practice their art and be themselves. Of course there will always be your trolls commenting 'faggot' and 'slut' on everything they can but that is so much less powerful than connecting with a fan that just totally understands you half way across the world.
I bring it up because I find you to come across the same way. DJ mixes that range
from garage to hardstyle and photos with pieces of food covering your privates, all
of that is so raw and in your face. Has this always been you? Is this what completes
the Blondtron package?
I think I've really connected with my 'pussy power' and it's fucking liberating. People will say, 'what if you want to run for mayor one day and you have all these pictures with cheeseburgers on your boobs and fried eggs on your butt.' Well if this guy can do it, then so can I. I refuse to believe that silliness, openness, and oneness with self will ever be detrimental to my future. You see these young girls getting slut-shamed for showing their bodies but that's all they ever see everywhere they look and we're not helping them by saying, 'Don't do that, you should wear pant suits and be serious and then one day you could be the first female president.' I get really frustrated by this misguided feminism ranting about all the negative female tropes in society. Instead of yelling why not rise above and make fun of it? Be better than it, be your own sexual deviant and then no one can ever call you a slut without making themselves look stupid.
Is there anyone else locally that you feel is bending the rules a bit?
Oh I am obsessed with TLC (Tropical Love Connection) at The Biltmore on Wednesdays. This is what it's all about. It's just people being out there and fun and silly and not taking anything too seriously. If you haven't been, GO. You can also check out my promo mix I did for them last month.
Lastly, give us a bit of insight into what we are going to hear on your long awaited
This slowcast is totally different from anything I've ever made, it's a two hour vibes journey that I made with the thought of inviting someone over in the evening. That being said I've totally done the dishes to it, but it's meant to be shared with someone.
Thank you very much for taking the time to give us a bit of insight into Blondtron.
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Stage is set for Métis Nation – Saskatchewan election
Saskatoon, SK (January 22, 2007) – After years of uncertainty, the Métis Nation – Saskatchewan has finally set the wheels in motion to hold a long awaited, much anticipated province-wide Métis election.
A meeting was held today in Saskatoon to work out the initial details leading up to a Métis Nation Legislative Assembly (MNLA) this spring and stemming from this meeting was political direction to host and coordinate a Métis Nation election in Saskatchewan.
In following its governance structure, the MN-S will host an MNLA on April 20th and if necessary, a general assembly will be held April 21st. At that time, a motion will be put forward to accept an August date for the next MN-S election. Acting in the capacity as MN-S President Guy Bouvier says, "I am extremely relieved that we appear to be on the right track toward resolving our outstanding election issue. Of course, this is contingent on the continued cooperation of the federal and provincial governments in agreeing to finance an MNLA, general assembly and Métis Nation election. However, I am confident this process will move forward."
Provincial Treasurer for the MN-S Ray Laliberte says, "While we have to at the same time, deal with the challenges of developing a constitution, as MN-S elected leaders we have the obligation to provide the kind of democratic democracy and transparency that our people require. Through this process, we are endeavoring to fulfill our obligations while at the same time continuing to build a constitution that has self-government and land as its main focus."
Also, a working committee has been formed to draft a budget and coordinate the hiring of someone to receive the possible constitutional changes presented at the MNLA which may be required prior to the election.
In conclusion, Mr. Bouvier says, "We are at the cusp of making dramatic and meaningful changes and with this election process in Saskatchewan we remain in control of our future. I strongly encourage Métis across this province to reach out and embrace this opportunity by getting involved to help make a difference. The time for change is now!"
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The Florida National Cemetery Joint Veterans Committee (JVC) will sponsor the annual Veterans Day Ceremony at Florida National Cemetery on Sunday, Nov. 11, at 11 a.m. Lieutenant Colonel Cynthia Cook, Resource Manager, Strategy, Plans and Policy Directorate, United States Central Command will be the keynote speaker.
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quote: UM Apple won cases in Australia, Germany, Netherlands, the U.S. and other places too. Im looking forward to the day all this junk is banned. Then even you will have to swallow your pride and use the devices of the company that invented smartphones and tablets.
quote: Apple invented the tablet. Try to deny that all you want, I'm not going to listen to you. I've convinced my parents and friends to quite the world of windows and get macs and they're never happier. Just bought my dad an iPad, its great. Now if I had bought him one of these junk clones, he'd be pretty upset. Apple is the real deel, thre rest are just imitators
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MILL CREEK - Justin Fike's 1-yard touchdown run late in the fourth quarter lifted Tucker Valley to a 14-8 win over Tygarts Valley Wednesday night in middle school football action at Bulldog Field.
With the contest tied at 8-8 with 5:22 left in regulation, the Wildcats went in front 14-8 when Fike scampered in for the go-ahead score.
The Bulldogs marched down the field on their ensuing drive and appeared to be ready to tie the contest of take the lead.
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Tucker Valley's Ethan Crosten looks to break to the outside as blocker James Baker, left, leads the way Wednesday night in the Wildcats' 14-8 victory over Tygarts Valley at Bulldog Field. Pursuing the play is the Bulldogs' Caleb Riggleman (7) and Joey Taylor. It was the season finale for both teams.
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"We had a feeling coming into tonight's game that it was going to be a battle," Tucker Valley coach Dave Kyle said. "Tygarts Valley has a great team and they really played us well. It was a fight until the very end."
Tucker Valley, which ends the season with a 7-1 record, jumped out to an 8-0 lead when Ethan Crosten threw an 18-yard touchdown pass to James Baker with 43 seconds left in the opening quarter,
Tygarts Valley tied the contest at 8-8 when Rece Wamsley found Caleb Riggleman for a 28-yard touchdown reception with 41 seconds remaining in the first half. Darrell Martin ran in the 2-point conversion.
Fike finished with 69 yards rushing on 11 carries. Ethan Crosten added 42 yards and 10 attempts, and also completed 5-of-7 passes for 52 yards.
Brody Strawderman had five tackles for the Wildcats defense.
Ronnie Nicholas finished with 68 yards on 12 carries, while Martin ran for 40 yards on 10 totes for the Bulldogs. Nicholas just missed breaking the 1,000-yard mark for the season, finishing with 983 yards.
Wamsley completed 3-of-9 passes for 60 yards for Tygarts Valley. Riggleman had two catches for 40 yards, while Jace Stanley had one reception for 20 yards.
Nicholas and Martin had six tackles each to lead Tygarts Valley's defense. Wamsley had an interception.
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1. Does the water in an ozone steam sauna have to be distilled or be another kind of purified water like reverse osmosis? Can tap water be used?
2. I've long been a user of oral H2O2. Is it contra-indicated when drinking ozonated water?
I also wanted to say that since using ozone in a sauna and drinking ozonated water, I've had a lot more energy...almost too much. Sometimes it gives me a peaceful and coming effect, but other times it makes me really active and alert. I find rectal insufflation to have a really great effect too. I started ear insufflations again last week and there has been a lot of dry skin that looks like scabbing and a lot of waxy buildup is coming out on the q-tips.
Dear George,
1. Distilled water is best because it has no minerals. R/O water is next, and tap water is last. Since it speeds things up to put in hot water, getting a distiller makes sense. Good distillers can be had for $100 at
2. Don't do H2O2 and ozonated water together. You might make OH-, hydroxyl, which is even more powerful than ozone, and is too strong for medical use.
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Subject: Water for sauna
Dr Pressman,
I don't understand why "standard" tap water should not be used for saunas. Aren't the minerals, etc, left behind in the boiling pot as the pure steam enters the sauna? If this steam was condensed instead of going into the sauna, wouldn't it become distilled water?
Thank you...Hank
Dear Hank,
It is precisely because the minerals are left behind in the boiler tank where they can degrade the performance of the element, that distilled water should be used.
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CALCUTTA - A woman thrown from her horse in Beaver Creek State Park needed a medical airlift to a Youngstown hospital Thursday.
St. Clair Township Patrolman Jim Briggs said the department was notified of the accident and responded to the Horseman's Camp on Sprucevale Road around 12:30 p.m.
The Calcutta and Glenmoor volunteer fire departments also responded, and Calcutta Assistant Fire Chief Dave McCoy used a four-wheeler to help Briggs and emergency first-responders reach the injured woman who was found on the Blue Trail about a half mile into the wooded area, Briggs said.
Trudy Smitts, 56, of Ashland, was riding her horse on the trail with a female friend when she was thrown, he added.
The woman with her immediately notified 911, and dispatch contacted the local departments.
Because the women were back in the wooded area, those at the camp were unaware of the accident, Briggs said.
McCoy said a man with whom he attended high school several years ago just happened to be at the camp and helped the department locate the women.
"I went all the way around the Blue Trail and caught up to Briggs and the man who was helping him because he knew the trails," he said.
Both men were searching on foot, and McCoy was the only one an ATV, Briggs said.
McCoy was able to transport Briggs to Smitts using the ATV.
"Where they were, you couldn't get a four-wheel drive in there. I tried to stabilize her until the paramedics arrived," Briggs said.
He also said Smitts was complaining of neck and back pain and possibly had a broken arm.
She was having trouble breathing and appeared dizzy, McCoy said.
A Stokes basket was attached to the ATV, and Smitts was transported to the area of Gretchen's Lock where a North Star Critical Care ambulance was waiting, Briggs and McCoy said.
Smitts was then transported back to the Horseman's Camp where a STAT MedEvac helicopter provided a medical airlift to St. Elizabeth Hospital in Youngstown, Briggs said.
Officials cleared from the scene around 2 p.m., he added.
McCoy said the rescue was slightly similar to a mock search-and-rescue effort the in which the department was involved on May 28.
On that day McCoy also used an ATV to reach a person who was "injured" in a wooded area of the park not far from Gretchen's Lock.
The department, along with local emergency first responders and a park ranger, were helping Boy Scout Troop 41 earn disaster preparedness merit badges.
"Every time you are in the park you learn the park, you see the changes and you get familiar with the trails. We got the job done ... every training helps," he said.
He also said he was unsure what caused the horse to throw Smitts since the area where they were riding was flat, with few trees or rocks around.
"It was the nicest spot possible. I don't have a clue what caused the horse to do that. The trail was as wide as a vehicle there," he said.


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By Anonymous Coward
Nov 30, 2001
|This route is super cool. Keep looking into the crack on the way up and you will see some amazing crystal formations. Gorgeous.
By Tony B
From: Around Boulder, CO
Apr 18, 2002
rating: 5.11 6c+ 23 VIII- 23 E4 5c
Survey says.... This route is 125' long.
The hardest single move for me was the OW at the bottom, which was awkward to get up. The chockstones at the back dumped sand when I tried to use them.
After placing a "psychological" piece (psycho-illogical, maybe) behind the flake, where the height was becomeing questionably dangerous, the moves back off to 5.9+ until good gear can be had. Call this route 5.11 (solid, sustained) and 5.9+ R.
By Rob Dillon
Oct 1, 2003
The widening splitter through the bulge just left of the route at mid-height is rad, and doesn't get wide like the top of WW. A cool step across accesses good hands. Natham Martin put this one up, or so I heard. I don't think this makes the route any harder, but you won't need anything bigger than a 3.5F for it either...
I recall this having a plaque as of '04 or so?
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From: Moab, Utah
Apr 18, 2005
rating: 5.11b 6c 23 VIII- 23 E3 5c
|Pulling the roof is not as tough as it looks. this route keeps coming at you. excellent variety for a splitter crack. May seem not as classic with Pente and Slot Machine so close by, but definitely worthy.
By Rob T
Sep 11, 2006
|70 m barely gets you down w/ stretch.
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From: Denver, CO
Sep 18, 2006
|This is a great route. I personally thought the opening moves were really easy - no wide technique necessary - but I did see people in our party making this section look really hard. You can get a good sideways undercling fingerlock (I won't tell you where, but you'll figure it out) - even for big fingered people - if you pull out on it as you're stepping up, your fingers lock tight, and you can high step onto the good feet and get finger locks in the back on the left............. I thought the top was strenuous, I layed back most of the wide part with the good edge, as my hands were too small for fists and I wasn't into stacking..
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From: Bart and Lisa Ville, CO
Mar 23, 2009
|Fantastic route! Great for smaller mits. Our 70 m did not reach the ground - bring double ropes.
By greg t
From: Chevy, Silverado
Mar 18, 2012
|climbed this in fall '11, great route. Got on it again ( march '12 ) and the blocks 10ft off the ground are SUPER loose. Be careful.
By Gary N
From: Durango, CO
Apr 1, 2013
rating: 5.11c 6c+ 24 VIII- 24 E4 6a
No more blocks and/or flake right off the ground in the wide section. Still nice and dirty though. I placed a #6 Camalot to protect this section.
This route is exactly 35m long. Our 70m made it back to the ground, but the knot at the end of the rope was against the belay device. Tie a knot in the end of the rope if using a 70m!
Fun, interesting, and diverse route. Not an easy 5.11, as Tony B stated earlier, but certainly not runout.
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From: Holladay, UT
Sep 9, 2015
|70m barely got me to the ground. This is a pretty involved climb, my favorite part was from the roof to the end. I felt like the roof pinched into a tight 2 Camalots to saggy #1 Camalots when you pull it.... but maybe I was just beat. I would say a # 6 is necessary unless that OW looks easy to you. #4 camalot can be used at the top, but only if you barely make it that far.


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Stephon Gilmore was feeling it on his drive in.
"The fans are crazy around here. They love their team," the Buffalo Bills' rookie cornerback said. "They just want a win."
Gilmore was happy to help deliver one Sunday, an emphatic 35-17 trouncing of the Kansas City Chiefs before a jovial sold-out crowd at Ralph Wilson Stadium. For Gilmore, it was an ideal bounce-back performance from a rough season opener in New York. He looked more like the player the Bills expected when they made him the 10th overall draft pick in April out of South Carolina.
"I think they fared well, especially early on," Bills safety George Wilson said of the team's young cornerbacks, including Gilmore and second-year players Aaron Williams and Justin Rogers. "I was very pleased with how aggressive our young guys came out at corner. After last week, we gave up some plays on the outside. It can get to you as a corner, but our guys, they didn't make excuses about last week. We went to work this week to correct those mistakes."
Gilmore was aggressive in press coverage throughout the game, and finished the day with team-leading totals in tackles (seven) and passes defensed (three).
"Coach just told us to come out and play more physical than we played last week," he said. "That's what we came out and did. We executed."
In the first quarter, Gilmore made two third-down tackles in space on Kansas City running back Jamaal Charles, both times preventing a first down.
By unofficial count of The News, Gilmore was targeted nine times by the Chiefs, and gave up three completions, two of which came in the fourth quarter when the game was all but decided.
On deep sideline throws, he was targeted three times, and did not have any passes completed against him.
"I slowed the game down today. I read my keys and I think I played better," he said. "I think I made a great improvement [from the first week]. Just coming from college, you've got to really slow the game down. You've got to focus on your man and do your job."
Through three quarters, the Bills limited the Chiefs to 171 yards passing in opening a 35-3 lead. Throughout the game, the Chiefs had little success working sideline routes.
"That was by design. We wanted to be more physical out there on the edges and play tighter coverage," Bills coach Chan Gailey said. "We gave up one or two, but we were much more physical outside, and they took it to heart."
"That's what I like to do and I think I did a pretty good job [Sunday]," Gilmore said. "I made a couple mistakes but I'm going to go to the film room and correct them and go from there."
Gilmore suffered a brief scare late in the game when he was hurt making a tackle on receiver Jonathan Baldwin. He was looked at by team trainers for a possible head injury, but given a clean bill of health.
"It just got me a little bit," he said. "It wasn't anything serious. It shocked me a little bit but I'm good," he said.
The Bills have just five years of combined experience among their top three cornerbacks, but it didn't hurt them Sunday.
"We're a tight-knit group. We're young, but each one of us knows our assignments," Rogers said. "We do our job and we've got other guys around us with experience to kind of help us out and I think that makes a difference."
Rogers was given the task of defending the Chiefs' shifty slot receiver, Dexter McCluster. He led the Chiefs with six catches for 82 yards in Week One, but was held to four catches for just 32 yards Sunday.
"I knew it was going to be a challenge and that's the way to come in for your first game starting at the nickel - against McCluster," Rogers said. "I think we had a good game plan on him. We did some things to kind of take away what he does, and it worked."
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CHICAGO -- Luol Deng and the Chicago Bulls envisioned nights like this. If he keeps it up, he just might become a star they thought he would be.
Limited by injuries in recent seasons, Deng scored 24 points while grabbing a career-high 20 rebounds, and Chicago rallied from 18 down to beat the Milwaukee Bucks 83-81 on Tuesday night.
"I'm happy that I'm healthy," Deng said. "Happy to be out there playing. ... I missed playing. I'm happy I'm out there with my teammates and not out on the side watching them."
Even better when he's leading them to a dramatic win.
• Bucks' Redd (knee) likely out two weeks
The Bucks had a chance to win it after Joakim Noah missed two free throws, but Ersan Ilyasova missed a 3-pointer, the ball landing out of bounds with 1.8 seconds left. Just like that, the Bulls were winners. Hard to believe considering how poorly they played in a first half that Brad Miller labeled "humiliating."
Derrick Rose scored 10 of his 16 points in the fourth quarter as the Bulls rebounded from back-to-back losses with a wild victory. His dunk on a backdoor cut bumped the Bulls' lead to 82-75 with 1:28 left, but he also committed a costly turnover in the final minute, when his bad pass led to a short jumper by Brandon Jennings that made it 82-81 with 22 seconds left.
Miller then hit the second free throw after missing the first, and Rose deflected a shot by Jennings. Noah controlled the ball and immediately got fouled, but he missed both free throws with 13.7 seconds left. That kept the Bucks within two, but they couldn't capitalize.
Jennings took the inbounds, passed off to the scoreless Ilyasova, who forced a shot from the right of the top of the key.
"He's got to put the ball down with his right hand," coach Scott Skiles said. "We've got a guy in the corner and we've go the side cleared out to put it down, go draw and kick. That's not the shot we want to take right there. It looked like he was determined to shoot a 3."
It was a bitter finish for the Bucks, who were without the injured Michael Redd.
He expects to miss about two weeks after straining a tendon in his left knee during Saturday's home opener against Detroit.
Even with their star sidelined, the Bucks were in position to pull this one out.
Jennings outplayed Rose, who missed most of the preseason with an ankle injury, for most of the night and finished with 25 points, while Andrew Bogut added 16 points and 13 rebounds.
"[Rose] looked good to me tonight, especially in the second half down the stretch," Jennings said.
Milwaukee was leading 56-38 after Jennings buried a 3-pointer midway through the third, but the Bulls closed out the quarter with an 18-4 run that pulled them within four with him on the bench for much of it. They reeled off 12 in a row after Jennings' shot, with John Salmons' 3-pointer making it 56-50 with just over three minutes left. And Deng, coming off a 26-point game against Miami, hit from beyond the arc at the buzzer to make it 60-56.
The Bulls finally tied it at 66 with 8:15 left in the game, after Deng converted a three-point play and Miller buried another 3. Jannero Pargo, playing through back stiffness, gave them their first lead -- 71-68 -- with a 3-pointer midway through the fourth, bringing a roar from a crowd that had witnessed a brutal effort through the first two-and-a-half quarters.
How bad was it?
The Bulls shot 27 percent in the first half, committed 12 of their 19 turnovers and trailed by as much as 18 before going into the locker room down 43-29.
"I think everybody was a little bit embarrassed because of the way we performed in the first half," Noah said.
One Bull who had no reason to be embarrassed was Deng, who looked like a budding star three years ago. Then, he had trouble staying healthy, particularly last season when he missed the final 22 regular-season games and the playoffs with a stress fracture in his right tibia.
"He owes me a meal or something," Miller joked. "I was blocking out rebounders so he could go get about five rebounds. He's glad I'm an old guy who doesn't really need the stats."
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Twenty new firemen joined the Charleston Fire Department in a graduation ceremony Friday morning, and all 20 came to the department from out of state.
The men, who will join firehouses or begin an eight week emergency medical technician training process, hail from states including Minnesota, Vermont and California. The Charleston Fire Department seeks recruits from all corners of the country, Chief Karen Brack said. The department typically gets 300 applicants for an average 40 to 50 spots in a recruit class.
The application process is extensive, including medical and psychological evaluations and rigorous physical fitness exams in addition to the typical job interview. Once accepted, recruits undergo a 16-week training period. They undergo physical fitness training, take classes in firefighting skills and do hands-on simulations and training.
In order to find the best candidates for the tough job, Brack said the department "casts a very broad net to get a solid recruit class."
A big draw for many far-away candidates is Charleston itself, Brack said.
"Why would you want to be anywhere else, especially in the fire service?" she said. "You protect this major historical resource, and you protect the community."
Many recruits come to the Charleston Fire Department after careers in the military. Joshawa Bell,who came to Charleston from Pensacola, Fla., was a firefighter in the Army before joining the department this year. While training to join the department was a challenge, he said his military experience eased the transition.
Matthew Mendez served in the Marines for four years and "missed the camaraderie and having a job worth doing." He went on a ride-along with his cousin, a firefighter in Anaheim, Calif., and was sold on the job. He moved from Huntington Beach, Calif. to Charleston and finished his time as a recruit by winning the Chief Tom Carr Leadership Award, which is reserved for exceptional recruits and not given at every graduation.
The graduation ceremony came just days after the seventh anniversary of the Sofa Super Store fire, which killed nine Charleston firefighters. After the blaze, the department went through a major overhaul, including new leadership, a new headquarters and the modernization of tactics, equipment and training.
"I can't think of any better way to end this week than welcoming this recruit class," said Capt. Alford Brewington, addressing the graduates.
The revised training program, which Friday's graduates completed, was based on the Savannah, Ga. Fire Department's system. Savannah Fire Chief Charles G. Middleton addressed the graduates Friday, encouraging them to rise to the challenges that firefighters are presented with daily.
"My money's on you guys. You've proven you have the mettle to do this," Middleton said. " Can you find the mental toughness to do all this job requires? I think you will. But the question is: will you?"
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A Celtic Glow-Friday, July 29, 2011-Beveridge Pavilion-6p.m.-9p.m.
The Stanley Park of Westfield proudly presents its third annual cultural illumination. On Friday, July 29, 2011, A CELTIC GLOW will highlight the Celtic tradition, bringing to light the Irish and Scottish heritage and culture through art, music and dance. A month-long celebration culminates on our night of grand illumination featuring hand-painted Celtic lanterns which will be hung with Asian and Slavic lanterns from previous years. Local groups of youngsters will prepare painted luminary bags to line the walkways.
Internationally acclaimed, Cahal Dunne (Ireland's Happy Man), native of County Cork, Ireland will be the featured performer. Local step-dancers will participate, as well. In collaboration with Westfield State University, a Celtic art exhibit and reception will precede the grand illumination event.
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Recipes for Cheese Pancakes
Here's a warm, hearty breakfast to serve up on a cold autumn or winter's morning...or anytime of the year!
Serve warm with eggs, sausages, omelets, or on their own accompanied with sour cream and sliced, sautéed apples or applesauce on the side.
A luscious warm citrus-infused blueberry compote perfectly complements these tender and delicious lemon pancakes. Recipe by Chef Mindy Segal.
- Blueberry Cheese Pancakes
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Structural and vibrational characteristics of H(2)S terminated Ge surface
Materials Theory Group > Transport and Atomic Structure in Semiconductor Alloys > Interfaces > Structural and vibrational characteristics of H2S terminated Ge surface
The germanium surface undergoes extensive surface reconstructions in which their surface atomic geometry differs significantly from that of the bulk [1,2]. The Ge(100) surface reconstructs to form germanium dimers, thereby reducing the number of dangling bonds per surface germanium atom from two to one. Locally, the surface structure of reconstructed Ge(100) is similar to that of Si(100) in that both exhibit dimer rows with similar geometrical spacings, with the lattice constant of germanium being 4% larger.
Termination of the Ge(001) surface by H2S has been suggested [3] in order to electrically passivate the surface. Sulfur is an atom with flexible chemical bonds and thus is expected to make two bonds with the Ge(001)-(2x1) surface. An experimental study [4] of a Ge (001) surface exposed to H2S in the gas phase showed 1 monolayer of sulfur coverage with (2x1) surface reconstruction. The amount of sulfur on the germanium surface and the observed periodicity is explained by formation of disulfide bridges between Ge-Ge dimers on the surface. A first-principles molecular dynamics study [4] confirmed that the (2x1) symmetry is preserved after adsorption of the H2S molecules on the Ge(001)-(2x1) surface and also predict formation of (S-H)-(S-H) inter Ge dimer bridges i.e. disulfide bridges interacting via hydrogen bonding. The computed energy band gap of this atomic configuration is shown to be free of surface states, a very important finding for the potential application of Ge in future high performance integrated circuits. For comparison, using elemental sulfur the surface reconstruction is a (1x1) structure and the computed density of states clearly shows a state in the germanium energy band gap.
Using first-principles density functional theory we calculate the structural and vibrational characteristics of a H2S-terminated Ge surface. When the fully relaxed structure is obtained, we use the frozen phonon method to obtain the dynamical matrix, whereby the harmonic restoring forces are found upon moving each surface atom by a small displacement from the equilibrium position. A complete calculation of the dynamical matrix results in the vibrational mode frequencies of H2S molecule on a Germanium(001)-(2x1) surface. The results can then be used as the signature of particular bonding geometries which can be compared to infrared spectroscopy results.
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[1] P. W. Loscutoff and S. F. Bent, Annual Review of Physical Chemistry, 57, 467, (2006)
[2] C. B. Duke, Chem. Rev. 96, 1237 (1996)
[3] P. W. Loscutoff and S. F. Bent, Annual Review of Physical Chemistry, 57, 467, (2006)
[4] M. Houssa, D. Nelis, D. Hellin, G. Pourtois, T. Conard, K. Paredis, K. Vanormelingen, A. Vantomme, M. K. Van Bael, J. Mullens, M. Caymax, M. Meuris, and M. M. Heyns, App.Phys. Lett, 90, 222105 (2007)
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It has been said that politicians are in the business of bribing people with their own money. That is, at their direction, government at various levels employs physical force or the threat of force — exactly like any other bandit — to take away about half of what the average individual earns, and then doles it back out in niggling bits and pieces, while extracting an enormous middleman's fee for the "service".
Unlike a decent, honest bandit, however, government does the same thing with people's freedom, employing its "monopoly of force" to suppress individual liberty, and then "generously" allowing people to get little bits of it back, in return for their compliance with its edicts.
The middleman's fee in this case is the erection of a vast and powerful police state whose Mussolinoid minions strut about in body armor, displaying — and often using — weapons illegally forbidden to everybody else, pushing people around, violating their rights, spying on them, listening to their conversations, reading their mail, and denying them the most intimate physical privacy, examining their body fluids and probing their anatomical cavities as if they were merely livestock.
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This summer, I've fallen in love. With my grill.
It's just so easy to marinate chicken or toss some vegetables in olive oil and grill up dinner. And cooking outside is so much more enjoyable than inside.
Potatoes, green beans, chicken, burgers... those are the usual suspects I work with when grilling. But the other night I tried something new. I grilled lettuce.
Yeah, you read that right.
The first time I cooked fresh salmon I was a junior in college, living wild and free in a new duplex with three of my close friends. I wasn't the cook of the house. That unspoken title went to my friend Michelle.
Michelle lacked cooking experience, but also lacked fear, and would do things like re-create our sorority house favorite, chicken cordon bleu, from scratch on a random Tuesday night. One Sunday morning she woke us up to the sound of homemade doughnuts sizzling in our hand-me-down frying pan. To this day I'm not bold enough to attempt doughnuts from scratch, and yet Michelle, wearing oversized sweatpants and possibly hungover, tackled them quite successfully without a second thought. How I love that girl.
I remember two things quite clearly from my first experience making fresh salmon (using my grandpa's recipe, recounted to me over the phone):
1) It was way too spicy. My young taste buds couldn't take the heat.
2) I screamed like a schoolgirl and jumped about 70 feet in the air after removing the raw fish from its styrofoam tray to discover the skin still intact on its underside.
As soon as I read about Cooking Light's shrimp fettuccine alfredo recipe in the SHU box, I printed the recipe and bought frozen shrimp. I knew I had to make it at some point.
Then I saw that Sabrina of RhodeyGirl Tests had the same idea.
What did all three of us have in common (at the time)? Pregnant ladies. Apparently this is a meal appealing to those with child.
I think it would be appealing to anyone, though, provided they like shrimp and pasta. And meals that come together relatively quickly.
Every time I make fish, I think, "Wow, that was easy. And really good. Why don't I make this more often?" Then I promptly fall back into a rotation of pasta, salads, pizza, stir fry and whatever Husband Peter wants to grill.
Reminder: Make fish again soon.
This sea bass recipe from Simply Suppers by Jennifer Chandler (a cookbook I'll tell you more about in another post) caught my eye because it uses fresh chives. I've had chives growing in my yard since we moved in three years ago (the previous owners planted the perennial herb) but I can't even remember the last time I used them. Any excuse to use chives, especially when it's with a really simple recipe, sounds good to me.
And simple this is. Sea bass fillets, butter, fresh chives, salt and pepper – that's about it. You don't need a whole lot to make fish taste good.
Every unseasonably warm day we have from now on makes me lament that it could be the last summer-like day of 2010. Of course we have no way of knowing when that actual last day will be, but it's always good to take advantage of the nice whether when it's here, especially when the prospect of a long Wisconsin winter is breathing down your neck.
In one last chance to squeeze in a simple grilling recipe, here's one I made a while back when I tried patty pan squash for the first time.
Grilled Salmon with Oregano Oil, Avocado Tzatziki and Grilled Lemons is a lot less complicated than its name makes it sound. It's originally from Bobby Flay's "Grill It!" I got the recipe from "Best of the Best Cookbook Recipes" of 2009, a book I admittedly haven't cooked much out of. It's filled with recipes from some great names (Giada De Laurentiis, Bobby Flay, Mario Batali, to name a few), but I think I've just been intimidated by a lot of the recipes.
This is no recipe to be intimidated by though. If you just want a quick and flavorful grilled salmon recipe, you can even skip the tzatziki sauce, which is more like guacamole. Salmon doesn't need much dressing up, and the oregano oil does a good job of complementing without overdoing it. I used dried oregano instead of fresh, which made it even easier, but may have changed the nature of the oil to make it less infused. Either way, it was great.
Have you ever had grits?
You don't find them much 'round these parts. I had never had them before my trip to Chattanooga last month for my friend's wedding, where I served myself a large bowl at the hotel breakfast buffet.
It was disgusting. Like oatmeal's evil twin.
But I wasn't ready to give up on grits completely. I received a cookbook to review a while back called "Glorious Grits: Fresh, flavorful recipes for grits, cornmeal & polenta." The photos in the book are gorgeous, and the recipes are more than your standard bowl of mush.
After testing a few tasty-sounding recipes from the cookbook, I came to the conclusion that you can put the Midwesterner in the South, but you can't put the South in the Midwesterner. Well, at least when the South = grits.
I love it when certain family members and friends are known for a particular food they make really well.
One of my grandmas has her chicken noodle soup and twice baked potatoes; my mom has her baked onion dip; my mother-in-law has her cinnamon rolls.
And one of my grandpas has his shrimp scampi.
It's pretty much a guarantee that he'll make it for us every time we visit. And we are all happy for that fact.
This recipe is from a Chinese cookbook I bought on sale at the Mizzou book store in college. I believe it's the first cookbook I ever owned. And this recipe is one of the first I tried when I started to get interested in cooking.
It makes a super easy weeknight meal, but it's good enough for entertaining. I love how the scallions (green onions) are chopped into 2-inch pieces. It makes the presentation very nice.
Egg noodles with shrimp
Makes 3 - 4 servings
8 ounces thin egg noodles
2 tablespoons peanut oil (canola or vegetable oil works fine)
1 garlic clove, crushed
1 bunch scallions, cut into 2-inch pieces
24 jumbo shrimp
2 tablespoon light soy sauce
2 teaspoons fresh lime juice
Blanch the noodles in boiling water for 2 minutes. Drain well, rinse under cold water and drain thoroughly again.
Remember that tasty pink "Marie Rose" sauce from earlier this week? The stuff I dipped my chickpea fritters in?
Well, what I didn't tell you was that the only reason I had the Marie Rose laying around in the first place was because I had made shrimp with Marie Rose sauce the day before. But alas, the blog post was getting lengthy and I didn't want to mention it and then be rude and not share the recipe with you right then and there.
Which brings me to now.
Five days later, I'm still dreaming of those shrimp (I suppose I should call them prawns, as the recipe is from the very British Jamie Oliver).
I'm planning on grilling some good ole beef hot dogs this evening, which means Peter and I should probably brush up on our grilling knowledge.
A press release from Pacific Seafood has been sitting in my e-mail inbox, and in it are tips for grilling fish. Some of these tips translate to other meats, but most are fish-specific.
I thought I'd share in case you're planning on grilling something healthier than hot dogs, brats and burgers as we head into this beautiful weekend.
-If using a charcoal grill, group briquettes into a pyramid and ignite. When covered in ash, spread coals into a single layer in an area larger than the food on the grill.
-If using a gas or electric grill, turn on the heat source 10 minutes prior to cooking.
Here are some of my favorite recipes that I've blogged about.
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Slow Cooker
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Conferences & Symposia
Theatricality and Anti-Theatricality in the Eighteenth Century
February 16-18, 2001
A Conference Sponsored by the Lewis Walpole Library, the Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library, and the Yale Center for British Art
As part of a series of activities celebrating the tercentennial of Yale University (1701-2001), the Yale Center for British Art, the Lewis Walpole Library, and Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library—in cooperation with the Department of English, the Program in Theater Studies, and the School of Drama--are hosting an international conference on aspects of theater and "the anti-theatrical prejudice" in the eighteenth century. Fourteen scholars will share their perspectives on a wide-ranging paradox of eighteenth-century life (one that was locally manifest in the early history of Yale College): amid religious and moral attacks on the stage, and despite denunciations and persecutions, performances of all kinds not only endured but actually flourished.
The conference will begin on Friday afternoon, February 16, with the eighth annual Lewis Walpole Library Lecture, entitled "Et in Arcadia ego: The Eighteenth Century of the 1920s," by Professor Terry Castle, Walter A. Haas Professor in the Humanities at Stanford University. It will conclude on Sunday, February 18, with a concert of eighteenth-century theater music performed by Margaret van Dijk and other distinguished artists. It will also feature a special performance of William Congreve's The Way of the World (1700) by the Yale Repertory Theatre and a brief staging of selected scenes from other Restoration plays—in fact, the very ones denounced most vociferously by Jeremy Collier in A Short View of the Immorality and Profaneness of the English Stage (1698).
Two thematically related exhibitions will be on view during the conference: The Spectacle of Painting: Theater and the Painted Image in Eighteenth-Century English Art, curated by Julia Marciari Alexander, Assistant Curator of Paintings and Sculpture, at the Yale Center for British Art, and Theater and Anti-Theater in the Eighteenth Century at Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library, curated by Vincent Giroud, Curator of Modern Books and Manuscripts at the Library, in consultation with Joseph R. Roach, Charles C. & Dorathea S. Dilley Professor of Theater at Yale.
This is the first time the combined resources of so many Yale departments have come together to provide a major intellectual, academic, and artistic event marking Yale's longstanding commitment to the study of 18th-century British art and literature.
The symposium was free and open to the public.
February 16, Friday
4:00 p.m. Lecture Hall, Yale University Art Gallery
February 17, Saturday
9:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m. Lecture Hall, Yale Center for British Art
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February 18, Sunday
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Luke Ward
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|Luke Ward
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Chris Carmack as Luke Ward
|First appearance
(episode 1.01)
|Last appearance
|"The Distance"
(episode 2.01)
"The Case of the Franks"
(episode 4.13) (flashback)
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|Josh Schwartz
|Portrayed by
|Chris Carmack
Conner Webb (flashback)
|High school student
(at the Harbor School; departed)
|Carson Ward
Meredith Ward
Brad Ward
(younger brother)
Eric Ward
(younger brother)
|Significant other(s)
|Marissa Cooper
Holly Fischer
Julie Cooper
(girlfriend; ambiguous)
|Portland, Oregon
Newport Beach, California
Luke Ward is a fictional character in the FOX television series The O.C., portrayed by Chris Carmack. At the beginning of the series, Luke was in a long-term relationship with Marissa Cooper, largely because her mother Julie encouraged it. However, it was later revealed that Luke was cheating on Marissa with Holly Fischer. After seeing the two of them together during their trip to Tijuana, Marissa ended their relationship. This would be one of the two major factors in her suicide attempt. Luke is portrayed as a stereotypical jock.
Character development[edit]
When Luke, Summer Roberts, and Seth Cohen were all thirteen years old, he had a paintball birthday party at the same time that Seth had his Bar Mitzvah. Summer's father, Neil Roberts, was going to make Summer go to Seth's party, but when Summer's mother left abruptly, she didn't attend either one to deal with the divorce. This, coupled with most students choosing to attend Luke's party, caused Seth to have self-confidence issues for several years.
Luke had dated Marissa Cooper for a long period of time before Ryan Atwood came to Newport Beach, beginning their relationship in the fifth grade on a class trip to the Museum of Tolerance (according to Seth in the episode The Model Home). Luke seemed to love Marissa, even crying when they broke up. Despite this, he had cheated on her for a long period of time.
Season 1[edit]
Luke is a rich, spoiled and popular Newport Beach student and captain of the water polo team who does not have much of a tolerance for outsiders, as shown by his fight with Ryan Atwood (who came from Chino), in the pilot episode. After beating Ryan up, Luke utters what is arguably the most famous line of the series, "Welcome to the O.C., bitch!" which was used as a tagline in trailers for the first season. He also bullies Seth Cohen constantly. However, after a bizarre turn of events, Luke becomes good friends with Ryan and Seth, even accepting Ryan's relationship with Luke's ex-girlfriend Marissa.
Luke was the boyfriend of Marissa Cooper since fifth grade. Very opposed to Ryan from the start, the two often find themselves fighting. However, Luke does show a slightly sympathetic side early on, saving Ryan from the model home fire in the second episode and assisting Ryan's mother during her drunken meltdown at Vegas Night. Marissa loses her virginity to Luke shortly after. When Marissa catches him cheating on her with one of her best friends, Holly Fischer, during a trip to Tijuana, she is very upset and overdoses on painkillers in a street alley. Ryan saves her and brings her to the hospital, where her mother Julie tries to force her into rehab. Luke appears and, feeling guilty for his role in the overdose, shows Ryan and Marissa an escape route.
Luke all but disappears until he and Ryan are begrudgingly paired together for a school project. They bond over cars when Luke takes him to his father's dealership to see the latest sports car models but catch Luke's father Carson kissing another man. When his father comes out, the once popular Luke falls out of favor with his clique and finds himself on the bottom of the social ladder for the first time. Ryan, Seth and Marissa then take him in as one of their own.
After that, Luke becomes a member of the group, more friendly and carefree than he had been earlier, becoming known for his lovable goofiness and love of beer. He accompanies the others to a Rooney concert (where his guitar playing and songwriting talents are displayed) and to a golf resort, where he emerges as a loyal comrade to Ryan. He is the second person, after Ryan, to become suspicious of Oliver Trask and takes Ryan's side in the ensuing turmoil, going so far as offering to "drop the Great Gatsby." He also makes a play on Summer Roberts, who laughs him off.
Experiencing loneliness, Luke eventually becomes sexually involved with Marissa's mother, Julie Cooper, which Marissa eventually finds out about. Luke decides to leave Newport Beach for Portland to live with his father after his parents' divorce. Luke tries to speak to Marissa, but she refuses. Distraught, he drives away intoxicated and is involved in a car crash. Ryan and Marissa visit Luke in hospital where Marissa forgives him and says that she will miss him. In Luke's last scene of the season Ryan promises to visit him in his new home and Luke jokes about becoming the equivalent of Ryan, to fall for the girl dating the captain of the football team and then fight him and have him say to Luke, "Welcome to Portland, bitch."
Season 2[edit]
Luke appeared with his father in the first episode of the second season. Seth was staying at their home in Portland after running away from home following Ryan's departure. Ryan goes up to Portland on Sandy's request in hopes of persuading Seth to come home and the trio are seen playing video games in the living room. Luke is almost never mentioned for the rest of the season. He seems to be faring well and has a new girlfriend, Amanda.
Season 4[edit]
Luke appears only in a cartoon drawing of Seth's in The Avengers when Ryan, Seth, Summer, Sandy and Kirsten are at the comic book shop watching a slide show.
In another episode, Luke briefly appeared in a flashback sequence in the episode "The Case of the Franks" set in 1998 when he was ten years old. He attended class with Seth, Summer, Holly, Taylor, and Marissa, who is not seen in the flashback.


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GRAND RAPIDS, MI – Mercantile Bank Corp. announced Friday, May 9, that a $2 per share dividend promised to its shareholders as part of a merger with Firstbank Corp. of Alma will be paid on May 29 to shareholders of record as of May 22.
Mercantile also announced that a 12-cent- per-share quarterly dividend will be given to its shareholders in June, after the merger is complete. The merger calls for Firstbank shareholders to receive one share of Mercantile stock for every share of Firstbank stock they own.
The announcement came one day after Mercantile announced its merger had been approved by federal regulators after several months of delay due to a challenge.
RELATED: Federal regulators approve merger plans for Mercantile Bank Corp. and Firstbank Corp.
"After many months of diligent effort, we are pleased to receive regulatory approval for this merger and declare this special dividend, as promised to Mercantile shareholders," said Michael Price, Mercantile's chairman and CEO.
"This announcement positions both our companies to close this merger and complete the integration process in a timely manner."
The 12-cent quarterly dividend will be paid on June 25 to shareholders of record on June 13, Mercantile officials said. That means the payment will go to all shareholders of the combined company.
Due to the timing of the merger, Mercantile's dividend reinvestment plan will remain suspended through June 25. But Mercantile executives said they intend to make the plan available for future quarterly cash dividend payments.
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Which do you think is better? I dont know if theres another topic on this or not, but oh well LOL! I wouldnt be TUBF if I didnt pick Bleach LOL! GO BLEACH!!!
I like bleach because of the sword fighting. I like naruto because of the hand to hand combat and the ninja skills. But it comes down to who has the better story. I would have to say that naruto has the better story. So naruto is better.
it's like ziggy said they boith have strong points, well for me i just can't choose both of them are awsome shows.
i think it all mes down to what you like cuz both stories are good and they both have strong points like bleach has the banki and sword fights but naruto has the ninjutsu and other things of that nature so really i think there is no better of the 2 its just what you like I bring light where there is darkness. Hope shines brightly in my chest. In my heart there lies a bouquet of roseshttp://www.monstersgame.us/?ac=vid&vid=175002609
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Docket #67468 - State of Florida, Petitioner, vs. Jorge Sueiro, Respondent. 515 So. 2d 210; November 12, 1987.
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Bill Townsend
Bill Townsend has over 30 years of experience in the development of businesses in the energy and environmental sectors most recently as the CEO and co-founder of the Blue Source Companies. In particular, Bill brings extensive experience in sourcing and supply, manufacturing and operations, trading, marketing and distribution of carbon-based products. He is also the co-founder and co-owner of seven energy or environmental business lines with sales peaking at over $1 billion per year. He has also held positions as president of Petro Source Carbon Company and was co-founder of The Petro Source Companies. Bill has served on the Board of Directors of Clean Air Canada, Canada EMA, the Life@Work Companies, LifeSource and K2, The Church. Bill lives in Salt Lake City with his wife, Andrea, and three grown children.