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44 United States Presidents: Beginning Cursive, D'Nealian Edition
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44 United States Presidents teaches facts about our presidents while helping to develop students' handwriting skills. Arranged in chronological order, worksheets provide room for students to write the president's name and birth/death dates underneath a black-and-white portrait reproduction; students also copy quotes from each president, as well as "fun facts." This series provides a helpful kinesthetic element to learning about history.
Designed to be used alongside your preferred handwriting curriculum, this workbook is written in the D'Nealian Beginning Cursive style. Grades 6 & up. 136 pages, laminated softcover, spiralbound.
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Agent Daddyby Alice Sharpe
HE'D QUIT THE BUREAU TO WRANGLE TWO KIDS. . . AND GOT LASSOED BY ONE BEAUTIFUL WOMANAll hell broke loose when word spread that a vengeful serial killer was headed for the Triple T ranch. Fearing the worst, former FBI agent Luke Tripper entrusted his orphaned niece and nephew to Faith Bishop's tender loving care while he hunted down his prey. Their smoldering attraction chased away the winter chill, but the fiercely independent schoolteacher bristled when the brusque cattleman ordered round-the-clock protection. Despite the looming danger, Faith's unflinching courage stirred Trip's deepest emotions. . . and he hungered to hold her close. Now with the body count rising and his loved ones in peril, would this hometown hero lay his heart on the line?
Avenging Angelby Alice Sharpe
Undercover agent Pete Waters was all business until a beautiful distraction became an elusive gunman's target. Now, on top of conducting his own mission, Pete was constantly keeping Elle Medina out of harm's way. Though the businesswoman claimed she was innocent of any wrongdoing, the threats to her life--and the tugging at Pete's protective instincts--seemed to be increasing. Pete knew Elle was hiding something, but interrogating her would blow his own cover. So he kept his identity secret and vowed to make her safety his number one priority. Even if he had to watch her back all night long. . .
A Baby Between Themby Alice Sharpe
From the moment Ella Baxter vanishes, Seattle cop Simon Task knows it's up to him to bring her home. Especially once he learns she's pregnant with his child. Now, charging through the danger that shadows her and reminding her of their intensely passionate shared past is all that matters. As they follow cryptic clues to learn why she is being targeted, Simon senses there are things Ella would rather not remember. Still, getting her to trust him when she can't even remember him is a challenge he's up for. Breaking the news to her that she's pregnant may not be quite as easy...
The Baby Seasonby Alice Sharpe
On a mission to fulfill her grandmother's wishes, civilization-loving Roxanne Salyer was utterly at sea. Her car was crumpled in the California desert. Her cell phone had gone kaput. She was sandy, sunburned-sizzling to death! And then strong, sexy Jack Wheeler rode to her rescue....Raised to nurture a career, not a family, Roxanne was out of her depth at Jack's ranch, which teemed with newborn critters! Worse, intense, enticing Jack had a pigtailed pixie of his own, and dad and daughter stirred impossible dreams-of marriage and of motherhood. But Roxanne didn't believe in giving in to temptation-until she tasted that first kiss____
Bodyguard Fatherby Alice Sharpe
Garrett Skye took his bodyguard job seriously. So when he was accused of taking a life rather than protecting one, he was left with few options but to go on the run. Unfortunately, amateur P.I. Annie Ryder insisted on bringing him to justice. The woman was easy on the eyes, and convincing her of his innocence didn't take much. Especially when she learned about the little girl he'd do anything to protect. Before long they'd uncovered a plot bigger than they'd imagined. But even more worrisome was that Garrett found himself falling for Annie, against every fiber of his ladies' man reputation....
Cowboy Incognitoby Alice Sharpe
A SEXY STRANGER. A HIDDEN PAST. When an attempt on Zane Doe's life robs him of his memory, his only connection to New Orleans-and beautiful artist Kinsey Frost-is a scrap of paper with her name on it. Kinsey can't deny her instant attraction to the mysterious, blue-eyed amnesiac, even as his presence in her life grows increasingly ominous. But when a danger-filled roadtrip to uncover Zane's identity exposes his real connection to Kinsey-and the murderous intentions of those once close to her-Zane must risk it all to protect her from those who would silence her for good.
Cowboy Secretsby Alice Sharpe
Between an Idaho snowstorm and a killer on the loose, this cowboy has his work cut out for him Ever since beautiful city-girl Sierra Hyde arrived on his doorstep, Pike Hastings's quiet Idaho ranch life has become a chaotic swirl of deception, murder-and unbelievable attraction. Sierra, who's a much better private investigator than country girl, needs Pike's help to unravel the truth behind too many mysteries. As the evidence builds, this rugged cowboy finds himself willing to do whatever it takes to both keep Sierra safe and convince her to stay by his side. But trying to tame her independent spirit is harder than wrangling a calf. Though not as hard as it'll be to get her out of his heart when she no longer needs his protection...
Cowboy Undercoverby Alice Sharpe
A desperate call in the middle of the night reunites a cowboy with the woman he's never forgotten... A child's voice was pleading from the other end of the receiver. He'd been abducted and wanted to come home. Months ago, Chance Hastings had watched Charlie and his mother, Lily Kirk, walk away, vowing to forget them. Now one look at Lily's terrified face and he knows that plan had been futile. Promising to bring her child home, Chance goes undercover to infiltrate a dangerous group in the Idaho mountains. Once the boy is back in his mother's arms, Chance makes a new vow-to convince Lily they belong on his ranch. Permanently.
Duplicate Daughterby Alice Sharpe
MISSION: ALASKAKatie Fields came to Alaska demanding answers. What she found was a much-too-appealing single father determined to protect his little girl-and their hermit lifestyle-from outsiders. Nick Pierce may have been reluctant to help her, but Katie was convinced the rugged pilot could track down her missing mother. Now, with a storm raging and Katie's long-lost twin recovering back home, she and Nick had no choice but to journey through the icy wilderness, avoiding an unknown enemy tracking their every move...and an all-too-dangerous desire threatening to erupt.
For the Sake of Their Babyby Alice Sharpe
A RISKY REUNIONWhen her doorbell rang, a pregnant Liz Chase's heart raced at the sight of her handsome-and until now incarcerated-husband, Alex, standing on the porch. For six months Liz had tried to understand why Alex had murdered her uncle, and why he refused to discuss that fateful night. Then she learned that he'd confessed because he thought she was the guilty party-and Liz didn't know whether to be flattered or furious. But with a killer still on the loose and Alex's freedom on the line, Liz had to help clear her husband's name...all for the sake of their baby.
Going To The Chapelby Alice Sharpe
ALWAYS PLANNING A WEDDING, BUT NEVER HER OWN For jilted bride Elinor Bosley, romance was strictly business. Her days were spent running the Lakeside Wedding Chapel, marrying impulsive strangers in quickie ceremonies. But Elinor had sworn off "happily ever after" for herself...or so she'd thought. Then she met Tom Rex. Suddenly this sexy single dad had her hearing wedding bells of her own. Too bad Tom believed marriage was for fools. Could Elinor find a way to change this reluctant hunk into a willing husband?
Going to the Chapelby Alice Sharpe
For jilted bride Elinor Bosley, romance was strictly business. Her days were spent running the Lakeside Wedding Chapel, marrying impulsive strangers in quickie ceremonies. But Elinor had sworn off "happily ever after" for herself...or so she'd thought. Then she met Tom Rex. Suddenly this sexy single dad had her hearing wedding bells of her own. Too bad Tom believed marriage was for fools. Could Elinor find a way to change this reluctant hunk into a willing husband?
Harlequin Intrigue December 2015 - Box Set 2 of 2by Julie Miller Alice Sharpe Beverly Long
Harlequin Intrigue brings you three new titles at a great value, available now! Enjoy these suspenseful reads packed with edge-of-your-seat intrigue and fearless romance. KANSAS CITY CONFESSIONS The Precinct: Cold Case by Julie Miller Katie Rinaldi's son wants a dad for Christmas--and KCPD detective Trent Dixon is at the top of his list. But a criminal mastermind may destroy all of them before Katie and Trent can put their pasts behind them and come together as a family... AGENT BRIDE Return to Ravesville by Beverly Long Former navy SEAL Cal Hollister has vowed to protect the amnesiac bride he calls Stormy, but can he solve the mystery of her past before the terrorists chasing her can enact their plot to kill thousands? COWBOY UNDERCOVER The Brothers of Hastings Ridge Ranch by Alice Sharpe When Lily Kirk's son is abducted, rancher Chance Hastings goes undercover to return him home safe. But once the boy is back in his mother's arms, can Chance convince Lily they belong on his ranch--forever? Look for Harlequin Intrigue's December 2015 Box set 1 of 2, filled with even more edge-of-your seat romantic suspense! Look for 6 compelling new stories every month from Harlequin® Intrigue!
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Harlequin Intrigue brings you three new edge-of-your-seat romances for one great price, available now! This Harlequin Intrigue bundle includes Wedding at Cardwell Ranch by NEW YORK TIMES bestselling author B.J. Daniels, Undercover Warrior by Aimée Thurlo and Stranded by Alice Sharpe.Catch a thrill with 6 new edge-of-your-seat romances every month from Harlequin Intrigue!
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Harlequin Intrigue brings you a collection of three new titles, available now! Enjoy these suspenseful reads packed with edge-of-your-seat intrigue and fearless romance. GUNSLINGER Texas Rangers: Elite Troop by Angi Morgan On the run with seductive lawman Ranger Bryce Johnson, Kylie Scott battles her powerful desire for her protector. If they survive, do they stand a snowball's chance at a future together? MAN OF ACTION Omega Sector: Critical Response by Janie Crouch Paired together to track a serial killer, Omega Sector profilers Brandon Han and Andrea Gardner become entangled beyond the case. But when Andrea's own sordid truths surface, they will both be forced to question everything about the case...and each other. COWBOY SECRETS The Brothers of Hastings Ridge Ranch by Alice Sharpe Ever since bewitching New Yorker Sierra Hyde arrived, Pike Hastings's quiet Idaho ranch has become a chaotic swirl of teenage runaways, deception and murder. When Sierra's life is threatened, there's no doubt in Pike's mind--it's time to cowboy up. Look for Harlequin Intrigue's July 2016 Box set 1 of 2, filled with even more edge-of-your seat romantic suspense! Join HarlequinMyRewards.com to earn FREE books and more. Earn points for all your Harlequin purchases from wherever you shop.
Harlequin Intrigue June 2014 - Bundle 1 of 2by B. J. Daniels Alice Sharpe Angi Morgan
Harlequin Intrigue brings you three new edge-of-your-seat romances for one great price, available now! This Harlequin Intrigue bundle includes Rescue at Cardwell Ranch by NEW YORK TIMES bestselling author B.J. Daniels, The Renegade Rancher by Angi Morgan and Shattered by Alice Sharpe.Catch a thrill with 6 new edge-of-your-seat romances every month from Harlequin Intrigue!
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Harlequin® Intrigue brings you three new edge-of-your-seat romances for one great price, available now! This Intrigue box set includes Showdown at Shadow Junction by Joanna Wayne, Scene of the Crime: Killer Cove by NEW YORK TIMES bestselling author Carla Cassidy and Cowboy Incognito by Alice Sharpe.Catch a thrill with 6 new edge-of-your-seat romances every month from Harlequin® Intrigue!
If Wishes Were Heroesby Alice Sharpe
It's just a lamp. Really. There's nothing magical about it.I bought it at a garage sale because I thought it would make a nice prop. It's just that, ever since then, some really weird things have been happening....But maybe I should make a wish-just in case.Now this gorgeous guy, Alan Kincaid, wants the lamp back. He seems to think there is something pretty special about it. That's crazy, right? I'm sure it's just a coincidence that my first wish came true. But I'm starting to think that Alan could be my wish number two-and three, and four, and...
The Intrigue Collectionby Delores Fossen Debra Webb Alice Sharpe
WHEN LIVES ARE ON THE LINE, HARLEQUIN'S MOST INTRIGUING AUTHORS ARE ON THE CASE!COLBY LOCKDOWN by Debra WebbThe Colby Agency is held hostage And The demand is simple: kidnap the D. A. or the entire staff dies. Now Slade Conroy has 24 hours to see that justice is done, but can he convince a woman on the inside to break all the rules to see that justice is served?SHOTGUN SHERIFF by Delores FossenWhen a woman is murdered in Comanche Creek, it sets the local lawman against a Texas Ranger out to make the case of her young career. Only this murderer won't stop at one body, and it'll take the combined talents of Reed Hardin and Livvy Hutton to halt further injustice from being done. A BABY BETWEEN THEM by Alice SharpeOld habits die hard when Simon Task rescues his ex-girlfriend from certain death. But Jessie Baxter has no memory of who he is, whose baby she's carrying--or why her husband's trying to kill her!
The Lawman's Secret Sonby Alice Sharpe
Former cop Brady Skye hadn't seen Lara Kirk in nearly a year, and yet she could still penetrate his soul with a twitch of her lips. But with a murderer hot on his trail, seeking revenge, Brady had no time for reminiscing. For whoever was after him also had his sights set on Lara. . . and the child Brady had never known existed. Now, in order to keep them safe, Brady appointed himself their protector. Spending time with Lara and bonding with his son made the closed-off Brady rethink his self-imposed solitude. But how long before the past--and a killer--reminded him of all he had to lose?
Make Me a Matchby Alice Sharpe
A long-ago romance gone wrong had convinced florist Lora Gifford to give up on the maddening male species. And yet, her well-meaning-but downright annoying-mother and grandmother insisted on setting her up with every bachelor in town, be he barber, old beau...or barely out of his teens! So in order to save her own hardened heart, Lora decided to snag them husbands of their own. It was the perfect plan...until her matchmaking mission was compromised by a minor infatuation with new-in-town Dr. Jon Woods. The very sexy temporary vet made no secret of his attraction to her, and Lora certainly was tempted. But how could she possibly allow him into her life when he was sure to take her heart when he left?
Missing: One Brideby Alice Sharpe
SURPRISE BRIDES THE BRIDESMAID...AND THE GROOM Alexandra Williams was certain her coworker Natalie's wedding was a mistake. It was clear Nat was interested only in her fiancé's money; she seemed totally immune to Thorn Powell's good looks, his personality, his- Well, okay, maybe Alexandra was a tad jealous. Now Thorn was furious. He insisted bridesmaid Alexandra help him track down his missing bride. The gorgeous groom had never given her a second glance before, but now all this togetherness was having a most unexpected payoff. Would there be a wedding after all? SURPRISE BRIDES. An irresistible trio about love and marriage by three talented authors!
Montana Refugeby Alice Sharpe
The last person Montana rancher Tyler Hunt expected to see on his ranch was his soon-to-be ex-wife. True, he had yet to sign the divorce papers, but Julie had sworn never to return. One look in her eyes, however, and he knew why she was back.Julie was in desperate need of his help.She'd left Tyler, fearing the loss of her identity. But that desire for independence had caused her life to be put in jeopardy, and Tyler was the only man she could trust. Yet even as the mystery surrounding her new life brought them back together, a secret from Tyler's own past was threatening their reunion. Would they ever have the chance to recapture the bond they'd once shared?
Multiples Mysteryby Alice Sharpe
Olivia Capri knew giving birth to quads would cause a stir in her media-starved small town. But she didn't realize it would bring back Zac Bishop, the boy she'd once loved with all her teenage heart. Luckily, as sheriff, he'd returned just in time. It seemed someone was after her and her babies thanks to a past she knew nothing about. And though she knew whoever it was didn't stand a chance against Zac and his protective nature, reminiscing about old times stirred up too many long-buried emotions. Still, Zac assured her everything would be okay, all she had to do was trust him. And she did. With everythingbuther heart.
My Sister, Myselfby Alice Sharpe
THE SISTER SHE NEVER KNEW...BUT WOULD STOP AT NOTHING TO SAVEIt wasn't like Tess Mays to fall apart in front of strangers, but she was having a rough day. Detective Ryan Hill just informed her that her long-lost father was dead, and that the woman lying helplessly in a coma in the ICU was her identical twin. Unbelievable! Somehow Tess had to unravel her father's secret past and fi nd the thugs who intended to kill her sister. For that she needed Ryan's help...if only she could resist succumbing to his protective arms. Her bold plan: to live another woman's life...and possibly risk her own in the process.
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Interactive Chats: Data Visualization with Stamen Design
Eric Rodenbeck | Stamen Design on Data Visualization
Stamen is a design and technology studio in San Francisco.
Fast Company named Stamen as one of the 50 Most Innovative Companies: "Nobody makes data accessible and beautiful like Stamen."
…The firm's technological and aesthetic savvy has helped visualize much more, including taxi traffic, real-estate values, even crime patterns—all depicted in jarringly gorgeous maps.… Stamen's big dream is even loftier: to use data-visualization techniques to make information on crucial scientific topics, such as climate change, accessible to all."
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"Data, plants, maps, cities, laughing out loud. I do things the hard way."
Interactive Chats is a series of evening events with a specific focus on interactive design topics. Interactive Chat sessions are a combination of lecture and discussion. Learn from local experts: what tools they use, how they apply creative thinking to problem solving, thoughts on future design trends, etc. Participate in an intimate setting and get to know fellow attendees.
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Amy Gwynn Loveday and Jamie Mack Gillmore, both of Amarillo, were married Friday evening at Paramount Terrace Christian Church. The Rev. Ken Fowler officiated.
The bride is the daughter of Brenda and Doyce Loveday of Amarillo. Grandparents of the bride are Lois Loveday, who attended the wedding, the late Floyd Loveday and the late Mr. and Mrs. Norman L. Beard.
Parents of the groom are Tammy and Tommy Gillmore of Amarillo. Grandparents of the groom are Mr. and Mrs. Pete Boatman and Mr. and Mrs. Fredo Gillmore, all of whom attended the wedding, the late Sharon Boatman and the late Annette Gillmore.
Maid of honor was Renea Dosher. Bridal attendants were Alisha Beard, Missy Gillmore and Sydney Boatman.
Best man was Marcus Harris. Groom's attendants were Danny Dosher, Micheal Boatman and Dylan Dosher.
The wedding reception was held at the Party Barn.
The couple plan a honeymoon to San Antonio.
The bride graduated from River Road High School and plans to attend Amarillo College in the spring. She works at Luv Homes.
The groom graduated from River Road High School. He works at Westgate Chevrolet.
The couple will reside in Amarillo.
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I was born in 1990 in Tucson, Arizona, and currently reside in Tempe, Arizona. I am currently a student at Arizona State University.
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I believe that a painting is much more than a beautiful piece of canvas; a painting is a symbol of inspiration, refinement, and the freedom of the human spirit. When I pick up a brush I feel peace and happiness, and my goal as an artist is to share those feelings with the viewer.
Art Education
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Yep, totally and exactly. And whilst you're in that waking, conscious and world-observing state—free from the perplexity of dreams and ideals—take some time to really check out the local music scene. Memorial Day happens during this week's concert preview initiative so perhaps it is also fitting that a remembrance take place. For instance, think of everyone that came before you; everyone else that shook their booty, stomped the floor and rocked the house as music poured over and through them. Rock out and remember; be awake and alive. Carry on.
Ricky Bats is from the Bronx, from the streets, yo. And also from prison. The up-and-coming rapper spent 17 years behind bars learning enough about the system to speak of it in a burnt but laid-back flow that is buoyed by a laconic, yet heavy detailed R&B-influenced musicality. Ricky Bats (Bats apparently is an acronym for "Born a True Spitter," in case you wanna know) brings his thing to Low Spirits (2823 Second Street NW) on Thursday, May 26. His 2015 mixtape, Bronx Born, Prison Raised Vol 2 is a deadly combination of low-gravity musings about life and casually brutal, epoch-lasting beats, as on the dusted-out but accurate rap "Highly Speaking," where the artist proclaims "My mixtape is like a bag of crack." The follow-up EP, Freedom explores post-penal living situations and urban encounters on homie-centered hip-hop like "On My Block." Here in Burque, Bats will be supported by locals like Benny Browncoat, Silverback and Kid Verse, among others. Tickets for this 21+ hip-hop hurrah cost $5 in advance and $10 at the door. The first beat drops at 9pm.
Sludgy metal messiahs Sumac make a merry, though mostly menacing and meaty melange of sound. Check out the band some refer to as adherents of after-metal musings when they happen by Sister (407 Central NW) on Tuesday, May 31. Aaron Turner, the human responsible for creating the living, twisting, rattling, woody yet somehow hellishly herbaceous thing called Sumac has worked broadly in his field. The dude has cultivated collaborations with his wife Faith Coloccia as Mammifer, sought the outer limits of thickness and depravity as part of Old Man Gloom and sought metallic perfection as part of ISIS. As a result, Sumac's latest recording, What One Becomes demonstrates a sort of post-structuralist form of heavy metal that struggles with identity through instrumentation and composition to discover a burning, Plutonic essence that will surely be a lasting influence on what happens in the genre. Louisville experimentalists Jay Jayle—who make frighteningly evocative, on the surface-simple folk-punk on the order of Morphine—and local avant-garde composer and sonic provocateur William Fowler Collins begin the night's 21+ rituals of rocked out righteousness. For just $10 bucks, it'll be a helluva neat sounding night starting at 9pm.
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Okay, one more thing before I go back to sleep. Built to Spill. The innovative, elusive progenitors of the indie rock sound itself have a gig scheduled at Launchpad (618 Central SW ) on Wednesday, June 1. Originally the project of Boise Idahoan Doug Martsch, Built to Spill is not only responsible for demonstrating how an indie band can continue to control their creative consciousness after signing to a major label, but they also fairly and fucking-a rock out. Non-stop touring and a creatively acute catalog of recordings has resulted in a phenomenon that defies time and some critics' expectations. From their initial effort, Ultimate Alternative Wavers through 2015's Untethered Moon, Martsch's guitar work is uniformly sublime, filled with wild subtlety and intense tonal digressions. Lenguas Largas and Whispering Wires open at about 9pm. It's 22 bucks to get in to this 21+ event, but what the heck; how often do you get to see Built to Fucking Spill in Burque on a beautiful spring night? For these and other answers, tune in next week. Until then, carry on.
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MARTINSBURG – Replacing the Oak Street bridge in Martinsburg was added to the Hagerstown Eastern Panhandle Metropolitan Planning Organization's transportation improvement plan during a meeting of the MPO on Wednesday.
Projects that use federal funding must be approved by the MPO's interstate council – its board of directors – before the project can be started.
The Hagerstown Eastern Panhandle Metropolitan Planning Organization is the federal- and state-designated regional transportation planning body for the urbanized areas in Berkeley and Jefferson counties and in Washington County, Md. The MPO coordinates the federally mandated transportation planning process in the Hagerstown-Martinsburg Urbanized Area, a designation resulting from the 1990, 2000 and 2010 Census.
Oak Street is off East John Street, leading to a residential neighborhood and the Oak Street Park.
Martinsburg has five bridges in its street system, and the Oak Street bridge probably is in the worst condition of the five, City Manager Mark Baldwin said in an earlier interview.
It was last inspected by the state in 2011 and was rated poorly. The weight limit is restricted to nothing more than five tons.
The existing bridge is a low-water bridge that is prone to flooding. A wider, longer, higher structure is needed at that site.
According to the amendments to the transportation improvement plan that were approved unanimously by the MPO interstate council, a $20,000 design report is expected to be completed around the end of the year.
Engineering will be completed next year at a cost of $165,000. Purchasing the rights of way is set for 2015 at a cost of $30,000. Construction is scheduled to begin in 2015 and is expected to cost $1.1 million.
Eighty percent of the total cost is federal funding and the balance is state funding.
Also, another of Martinsburg's bridges is scheduled for renovations beginning next year – the $500,000 East Burke Street bridge project. Planning, engineering and acquisition of rights of way are set for 2014 and construction is supposed to start in 2015.
Funding for this project is an 80/20 federal and state split.
– Staff writer John McVey can be reached at 304-263-3381, ext. 128.


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ASCP submitted comments on the CY 2017 call letter. The CY 2017 Call Letter did not contain any surprises, we are encouraged that CMS shares our concern over important issues such as medication therapy management, the adequacy of PDP pharmacy networks and the accuracy of the PDP network listings. We believe the Call Letter gives us the opportunity to continue to engage CMS on these issues in the coming months. Areas of interest in the document include the CMR completion rate as a component of the plan Star Ratings, access to pharmacy services, and MAC Pricing. Please see our comments here.
U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) Acting Administrator Chuck Rosenberg and the Chief of DEA's Office of Diversion Control, Lou Milione hosted a meeting on February 29 in Washington with pharmacy industry leaders representing the prescription drug supply chain in America. The purpose of their dialogue was to discuss ways to minimize pharmaceutical diversion while maintaining legitimate commerce and patient access.
ASCP was represented at the meeting by Frank Grosso, CEO & Executive Director and Arnie Clayman, VP Pharmacy Practice & Government Affairs. Other pharmacy organizations represented included APhA, NCPA, NACDS, and the National Association of Boards of Pharmacy (NABP). The pharmaceutical manufacturers and distributors were presented by GPhA, HDMA, CHPA and PharMA.
The meeting provided a forum for an open dialogue on federal laws and regulations affecting the industry as well as a frank discussion on patient access issues. Over twenty DEA staff members were present to represent and speak for all sections of the agency. Some of the topics included a conversation on the drug disposal act and it's implementation as well as the DEA 360 Strategy. This initiative is a comprehensive approach for working together to break the cycle of drug trafficking, drug violence, and drug abuse. Pharmacy organizations discussed how they could partner in the community outreach portion of the program. The DEA promised to continue these industry meetings going forward.
ASCP has been working with the DEA, starting over six months ago discussing e Prescribing and the special challenges of the three way communication needed in Long-Term Care. Ruth Carter, Section Chief for Liaison & Policy, spoke at the ASCP Annual Meeting in Las Vegas this past November. She and her staff have met multiple times at ASCP with the ASCP-DEA Task Force to discuss the unique issues of patient access in Long-Term Care. There are plans to continue meeting to explore ways to work together in the months to come.
2015 was an uncharasterically busy year for ASCP's Policy and Advocacy department. The administration released a significant number of regulatory and sub-regulatory rules ASCP commented on, as well as leading the charge on a number of coalition letters. On the legislative side, throughout 2015, P&A expanded ASCP's influence on Capitol Hill with meetings, events, and grassroots outreach. Our members helped grow our grassroots network, and launch the Speak Up for Senior Care Pharmacy campaign to help advance our non-‐PAC related advocacy efforts. See our highlights here.
Throughout December, ASCP led industry educational and comment development efforts on the EPA proposed rule for disposal of hazardous waste pharmaceuticals. This culminated in ASCP leading eight (8) long-term care-focused organizations consisting of the American Health Care Association, LeadingAge, the National Center for Assisted Living, GeriMed, the National Community Pharmacist Association, Argentum, Senior Care Pharmacy Coalition, and the National Association for the Support of Long Term Care to inform the EPA about possible ramifications associated with their proposed rule for disposal of hazardous waste pharmaceuticals. In addition to the coalition letter, ASCP also submitted a comment letter reflecting issues brought to our attention during the multiple educational and policy development sessions hosted by Frank Grosso, Arnie Clayman, and Peter Rankin. The letter's influence extended beyond the coalition
, with several other organizations referencing ASCP's comments. Please see ASCP's comments here and the 8-member coalition letter here.
ASCP submitted comments on the proposed rule that makes sweeping changes to the requirements for participation for long-term care facilities. This rule has not had a comprehensive re-write for nearly 25 years. ASCP'S comments focused on the points where CMS acknowledged the important role of the CP, and also highlighted the potential financial impact on the facility associated with implementing these changes.
ASCP submitted comments on the proposed cross-setting quality measure, Drug Regimen Review. In our comments, we focused on developing quality measures that reflect the nature of the long-term and post-acute care population, long-term and post-acute pharmacy practice, and better coalescing the proposed quality measure with existing CMS requirements and best practices.
ASCP finalized our comments (PDF) on the LTCF Requirement for Participation proposed rule issued in July by CMS. Due to the large number of commenters, CMS extended to October 14.
ASCP and a coalition of long-term care pharmacy companies, industry groups, and GPO's (including many ASCP members) participated in a FDA listening session as part of the follow up to the May comments on their draft guidance. The FDA submitted questions for the participants to answer, which were included broadly in our opening statement.
The discussion was robust and ASCP and our partners will follow-up with the FDA.
ASCP and ten other long-term care advocacy organizations submitted comments to the Food and Drug Administration on a proposed guidance document for repackaging drugs. FDA, in response to these comments, asked ASCP and others to attend a listening session where FDA could get more insight into the concerns we raised.
The primary concerns raised in our letter relate to draft language that would limit the ability of pharmacies to maintain emergency kits in nursing facilities and to manage remote dispensing equipment.
ASCP pointed out that complying with current CMS service requirements for nursing facilities under federal regulation and Part D requirements would be impossible if pharmacies were forced to comply with the proposed FDA guidance.
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) on June 30th announced in new guidance that they do not intend to enforce the track-and-trace requirements until November 1, 2015. Previously, the FDA deadline for compliance was July 1, 2015; however, after feedback from stakeholders, the FDA decided to delay enforcement of track-and-trace until November 1, 2015. This means that the FDA does not intend to take action before November 1, 2015 against dispensers who accept ownership of a product without obtaining the product tracing information. This policy does not extend to the requirements that manufacturers, wholesale distributors, or repackagers provide product tracing information to dispensers. In addition, it is still required that the dispenser provide the subsequent owner with the product tracing information, including transaction history. The FDA encourages dispensers to work with the previous owner to obtain the tracing information if that information is not received by the dispenser.
The legislation authorizing this requirement, the Drug Supply Chain Security Act (DSCSA), outlines the steps necessary to create an electronic, interoperable system that "will identify and trace certain prescription drugs as they are distributed within the United States" by November 27, 2023. The purpose of the DSCSA is to enhance the FDA's ability to detect potentially harmful drug products and trace their distribution, allowing them to remove the harmful product from the pharmaceutical distribution supply chain.
It is important to note that although the FDA does not intend to enforce the regulations until November 1, 2015, pharmacies should begin their documentation requirements by the original July 1st deadline. It is necessary to retain all documentation in paper or electronic format, as per the requirements laid out in the DSCSA. Guidance on how to remain compliant is available here .
ASCP submitted comments on the second draft of USP Chapter <800>:Hazardous Drugs - Handling in Healthcare Settings on May 31st. As a standards-setting organization, USP has authority to create and update certain documents that serve as best practice guidance or have regulatory significance. USP Chapters below 1000 are regulatory and are enforceable by FDA. The first draft proposal of Chapter 800 originally was released last summer. At that time, ASCP submitted a four page letter with comments as well as signed onto a joint letter to USP with 5 other pharmacy organization in July 2014. The current draft chapter has been revised in response to comments from interested parties on the initial draft. It imposes restrictions on workers handling dangerous drugs, but these restrictions include situations where a dosage form has to be manipulated, including tablet splitting and crushing tablets or opening capsules. The revision also references coming changes to USP Chapter 797 (Pharmaceutical Compounding – Sterile Preparations) to harmonize the Chapter 800 content. In effect, a pharmacy or a SNF would have to build a negative pressure room in order to manipulate a tablet or capsule considered Hazardous as included on the NIOSH list of Antineoplastic and other hazardous drugs in healthcare setting, 2014.
ASCP's submitted comments outlined issues for LTC in both pharmacies and facilities. These included recommendations to not apply one standard for Hazardous drugs to all healthcare settings and to not impede patient care with regulations that are not realistically attainable, especially in the LTC setting. ASCP also signed onto a joint letter to USP from a stakeholders group that included seven pharmacy organizations as well as the American Medical Association (AMA) and described the issues from both a pharmacist and physician perspective.
On May 20, 2015, a joint letter was submitted to the U S Food and Drug Administration (FDA) with comments in response to "Repackaging of Certain Human Drug Products by Pharmacies and Outsourcing Facilities." As stated in the letter, "the delivery of pharmacy services to residents of nursing homes and other long-term care facilities is a specialized pharmacy category whose methods of operation have evolved over the past 25 years in order to facilitate the appropriate care of these residents. The draft repackaging guidance directly conflicts with these operational standards and would result in severe disruption to the industry, as well as create a potential reduction in patient safety and quality of care for nursing home residents unless FDA makes modifications to this guidance." Read the full press release here.
On April 22, ASCP was featured on "A Call to Action: Raising Awareness for Reducing Adverse Events in Nursing Homes," a quarterly CMS coalition teleconference comprised of long term care stakeholder groups. During the call, ASCP's Director of Education and Clinical Affairs, Joan Baird, PharmD, CGP, FASCP, discussed the critical role of the consultant pharmacist in long term care facilities. She briefly explained the regulatory guidance under which consultants practice, and pointed out the changing long term care landscape and challenges. Dr. Baird asked that coalition leadership work together to ensure consultants have access to the full medical record both on and offsite, and that consultants be contacted immediately when a fall occurs or there is a change in a resident's condition."
The National Council on Aging invited ASCP to the 2015 Falls Prevention Summit, a White House Conference on Aging event held on April 30, 2015. The purpose of the event was to update the 2005 "Falls Free National Action Plan," and engage key stakeholders in committing to implement recommendations of the revised National Action Plan. ASCP had the opportunity to educate other clinicians on the role that consultant pharmacists can play in fall prevention, and suggest incorporating new recommendations to enlist the expertise of a long-term care pharmacist in the updated edition of the Action Plan.
The long-term care pharmacy industry is one of many pharmacy segments concerned over the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) repackaging guidelines and compounding guidelines. ASCP joined other pharmacy stakeholder organizations to attend a Listening Session meeting at FDA headquarters on April 30th to discuss these guidances. The session was moderated by Jane Axelrad, Associate Director for Policy, CDER-FDA. ASCP expressed concerns with both documents and their possible effects on long term care practices. As currently drafted, the guidelines would prohibit repackaging medicines unless they are prescribed for a specific patient. This would make it difficult for long-term care pharmacies to maintain emergency kits and remote dispensing equipment. The compounding guidelines could have implications for pharmacies near a state border that service facilities in more than one state. Other industries have expressed concern over this draft and are working to persuade FDA to amend the guidelines. ASCP is working with other groups and companies to respond to the proposed guidelines by the May 17 comment deadline.
CMS released the final 2016 Rate Announcement and Call Letter on Monday. Although the Call Letter did not contain any surprises, we are encouraged that CMS shares our concern over important issues such as medication therapy management, the adequacy of PDP pharmacy networks and the accuracy of the PDP network listings. We believe the Call Letter gives us the opportunity to continue to engage CMS on these issues in the coming months. Areas of interest in the document include the CMR completion rate as a component of the plan Star Ratings, Audit & Oversight, and MAC Pricing. For more information, see the highlights document which also includes links to the Call Letter as well as a CMS Fact Sheet.
On February 20th, CMS released proposed updates to the Medicare Advantage and Part D programs through the 2016 Advance Notice and Draft Call Letter. Sean Cavanaugh, Deputy Administrator of CMS and the Director of the Center for Medicare, held a conference call in which he expressed CMS's hope that these changes continue to move the Medicare program toward paying providers based on the quality of care, rather than the number of patients they serve. Some of the issues raised in the call letter include:
The Advance Notice and draft Call Letter may be viewed by clicking here and selecting "Announcements and Documents." Comments on the proposed Advance Notice and Draft Call Letter are invited from the industry and the public and must be submitted by March 6, 2015. The final 2016 Rate Announcement and Call Letter, including the final Medicare Advantage and FFS growth percentage and final benchmarks will be published on Monday, April 6, 2015. Comments can be emailed to: firstname.lastname@example.com.
On Friday, February 6, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services released a pre-published version of a Final Medicare Part D Rule for plan year 2016. The rule, likely to be published in the Federal Register on Thursday, February 12, seeks to finalize several of the provisions from last year's controversial proposed rule that weren't addressed in the plan year 2015 final rule (released last spring). After doing a preliminary review of the rule, ASCP staff has found that only a few key provisions are being finalized, specifically, the business continuity for MA organizations and PDP sponsors and the efficient dispensing in long term care (LTC) facilities and other changes. The first provision would require MA organizations and PDP sponsors to have a plan in place to restore essential services within 72 hours of a system failure. The second provision stipulates that, beginning in 2016, plans would be prohibited from reimbursing LTC pharmacies in a manner that would discourage efficient dispensing (i.e. prorated dispensing fees). The provisions we saw in the plan year 2015 proposed rule that aren't being finalized include the expansion of the medication therapy management (MTM) beneficiary pool and the exceptions to drug categories or classes of clinical concern (six protected classes). While it doesn't appear to be controversial, ASCP staff will continue to review the rule in an effort to seek out any other provisions that may have an impact on LTC pharmacies.
Provider status legislation, key ASCP-supported bills, were reintroduced January 28-29, 2015 in the House and Senate. The bill's original sponsor, Rep. Brett Guthrie (R-KY) and the two original cosponsors, Rep. G.K. Butterfield (D-NC) and Rep. Todd Young (R-IN) were joined by Rep. Ron Kind (D-WI) to reintroduce the bill in the House. At the end of the 113th Congress, the bill had 123 cosponsors, and we will likely see most of those members signing-on in support of the bill this session as well.
A provider status bill was also introduced into the U.S. Senate, which has identical language to the House bill. S. 314, the Pharmacy and Medically Underserved Areas Enhancement Act, was introduced by Senators Chuck Grassley (R-IA), Robert Casey (D-PA), Mark Kirk (R-IL), and Sherrod Brown (D-OH).
The legislative language remains unchanged from last session; the only difference is the new bill numbers, H.R. 592 and S. 314. Both bills aim to provide patients in medically underserved communities access to pharmacists' services under Medicare Part B.
On November 26, CMS issued a revision to Appendix PP, "Guidance to Surveyors for Long Term Care Facilities" of the SOM. This document represents a compilation of revisions made to Appendix PP and issued beginning in 2003 through May 2014. Although the November 26 document includes updates that have already been incorporated into standard operating procedures for long-term care providers, previously unpublished updates are included in multiple F Tags. Sections of the SOM that contain revisions that impact medication use in nursing facilities include:
ASCP staff and leadership are in the process of examining the finer details of these changes. A comprehensive summary of the revisions previously unknown prior to the November 26 release of this update will be made available to ASCP members as soon as possible.
The U.S. Pharmacopeia's (USP's) Compounding Expert Committee is again soliciting comments on the proposed new chapter, "General Chapter <800> Hazardous Drugs – Handling in Healthcare Settings." The expert committee previously published in May 2014 a proposed new general chapter, which received broad opposition from multiple stakeholders. The proposed new general chapter would establish a new standard to protect personnel and the environment when handling hazardous drugs. ASCP Policy & Advocacy staff are reviewing the proposal and plan to submit comments. Members who wish to provide feedback in support of ASCP's comments should subscribe to the Grassroots Network (members only). The final revised general chapter is set to be published in the March 2015 Pharmacopeial Forum (PF). The draft is being published in advance to allow additional stakeholder input prior to being finalized.
On September 17, ASCP hosted a continuing pharmacy education (CPE) webinar featuring the STAMP Out Prescription Drug Misuse and Abuse campaign. This educational session explained how to recognize and reduce prescription drug misuse and abuse in the older adult population, and encouraged pharmacists to educate the community about this extremely pertinent topic. During the webinar, we asked members to participate by providing educational sessions in the community utilizing the STAMP Out toolkit. We want to hear from members who were successful in delivering these educational sessions and how their sessions were received by those audiences. Click here to participate in a very short survey to provide feedback on the campaign. If you have any questions regarding the toolkit, the webinar, or how you can get involved, please email us at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Since 2005, CMS has had regulations in place which mandate the use of the National Council for Prescription Drug Programs (NCPDP) SCRIPT Standard for all electronic prescriptions payable under Medicare Part D. However, within this rule were several exemptions, including an exemption for long-term care. This exemption allowed long-term care prescribers, pharmacies, and facilities to utilize legacy systems using HL7 standards for the electronic transmission of prescriptions. This exemption sunsets as of November 1, and all long-term care entities will have to utilize the NCPDP SCRIPT standard for all e-prescribing. Advanced Pharmacy created a brief summary to explain what this November 1 deadline entails. While this rule requires the use of the NCPDP SCRIPT standard for all entities who choose to electronically transmit prescriptions, the rule does not mandate the use of e-prescribing in the long-term care setting. Manual faxing of paper prescriptions will continue to be allowed.
Legislators listen to constituents because they decide who stays in office. Lawmakers care what you think. Members who actively advocate for the value of consultant and senior care pharmacists make a difference. Summer is a great time to reach out to legislators when they are in their home districts. This year's initiative focuses on getting patient access to and coverage for pharmacists' clinical services. You can get involved by organizing a regional or chapter fundraiser, visiting your legislators' district offices, inviting your legislator on a site walk, or writing a letter to the local editor. For more information about how to get involved this summer and to get regular updates, subscribe to our Grassroots Network (members only).
On Monday, September 8 the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) released their final rule regarding the disposal of controlled substances. ASCP's Policy and Advocacy (P&A) staff have been anticipating this final rule (PDF) since the publishing of a notice of proposed rulemaking on December 21, 2012. ASCP submitted comments (PDF) opposing the proposal citing potential new avenues for diversion and the logistical impracticality of applying the regulations. P&A staff are reviewing the details of the final rule to determine the impact it will have on the long-term care setting and will make an analysis available as soon as possible. Continue to check our Advocacy Center for updates.
The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) released on August 22, 2014 its long-anticipated final rule rescheduling hydrocodone combination products to Schedule II of the Controlled Substances Act (CSA). The new regulation will go into effect October 6, 2014, 45 days after its publication in the Federal Register. ASCP submitted comments to the DEA docket in April 2014 opposing the proposed regulation, citing increased pain medication access barriers for patients residing in post-acute and long-term care facilities. ASCP's leadership is currently evaluating the details of the regulation outlined in the Federal Register notice to determine next steps. ASCP members who want to stay informed on this issue should subscribe to the Grassroots Network.
ASCP has met with officials from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS), as well as representatives from the Senate Finance and House Ways & Means committees, to address ongoing problems related to the CMS hospice drug-coverage guidelines published March 10, 2014. CMS officials have signaled a willingness to consider further clarification of their guidance or a complete withdrawal in favor of an interim replacement policy. ASCP is working closely with other stakeholder organizations such as the National Hospice and Palliative Care Organization and the Pharmaceutical Care Management Association. In addition, ASCP submitted comments (PDF) July 1, 2014 in to CMS. ASCP used the opportunity to document prior authorization processing and medication access barriers observed in the field as a result of the current guidance. The Society reiterated its request to suspend the guidance until a more appropriate policy can be established.
ASCP has joined the National Community Pharmacists Association in a coalition effort to support the "any willing pharmacy" initiative to improve pharmacy access to Medicare Part D preferred networks. The "Any Willing Pharmacy" Coalition will organize lobbying efforts for all interested parties seeking to advance H.R. 4577 (PDF), the "Ensuring Seniors Access to Local Pharmacies Act of 2014." The proposed legislation would require prescription drug plans to extend to any pharmacy an opportunity to meet the terms and conditions needed to be included in a plan's preferred network. ASCP also recently signed onto a pharmacy stakeholder letter (PDF) to Congress in support of the legislation.
Effective August 18, 2014, Tramadol is now regulated as a Schedule IV controlled drug under the CSA. DEA published the proposed rule November 2013 and ASCP submitted comments (PDF) opposing its addition to Schedule IV citing potential patient access barriers. Prior to the publication of the final rule at least 10 states, most recently Ohio, passed legislation to recognize Tramadol as a Schedule IV drug.
ASCP anticipates that DEA will soon finalize a regulation rescheduling hydrocodone combination products from Schedule III to Schedule II of the CSA. We will keep you informed as updates become available.
The U.S. Pharmacopeia (USP) is soliciting comments on a proposed new chapter to its USP-NF compendia. The proposed new chapter, "General Chapter <800> Hazardous Drugs – Handling in Healthcare Settings," would establish a new standard to protect personnel and the environment when handling hazardous drugs. ASCP Policy & Advocacy staff are reviewing the proposal and plans to submit comments. Members who wish to provide feedback in support of ASCP's comments should subscribe to the Grassroots Network (members only).


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Today i got another 4 hours of down of the site.
When i logged into my hosting site i found that my homedir was empty and when i requested some informations at the support i got:
"We have checked your issue and found that you have deleted all main dirs(public_html,etc) thats why your site is not working.
We need to reset your account and then you need to start from scratch."
So my hosting say that's i've deleted everything and than i forgot everything about this…. sure.
I think it's pointless to spend time with the support trying to understand what really happened, perhaps it's not even their fault and so i've spent the last 3 hours in recovery the site from a backup (luckily i'm used to do this at least once at week).
So sorry for this further down of the site, i'm already searching for a new hosting company and i promise that i'll not delete again all my files in my homedir in the future.
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home dir? Do you really use linux server…??
Ah, mad. 😉
That's terrible!
Hope it doesn't take too long to recover.
Who is the service provider? I'd like to avoid them if their technical support people can't figure out what really happened.
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I've been with them for two years now, and no real problems in that time.
Small issues, immediately solved by their support.
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Utah Jazz Dunk Team23 Mar 13
Tim Orth Participants
Girls and boys basketball players from the Red Rock and Tomahawk conferences that participated in the Tim Orth Foundation All Jamboree basketball games, Friday night in Fairfax.23 Mar 13
State Boys Basketball Tournament Results
Here are the results and the schedule for the 2013 Minnesota Boys' State Basketball Tournament in Minneapolis: Class 4-A (Wednesday): Apple Valley 81 Brainerd 67, Class 4-A (Wednesday): Eden Prairie 70, Woodbury 59, Class …22 Mar 13
Gopher Men, Gopher Women Hockey Play Tonight
The University of Minnesota men's basketball team hits the court tonight in the NCAA tournament as they face UCLA. The Gophers will enter the tournament as an 11 seed looking to upset the sixth-seeded Bruins. …22 Mar 13
WCHA Final Five Results, Baker Finalist's
Here is this week's results and schedule of men's college hockey games in the WCHA Final Five at the Xcel Energy Center in St. Paul: Thursday: Wisconsin 7 Minnesota State 2, Thursday: Colorado College 4 …22 Mar 13
Biedenbender UMAC Softball POW
MLC softball player Andrea Biedenbender (New Ulm, Minn./MVL) was named UMAC Player of the Week for her performance in the Knights' first week of the season. Biedenbender had a big week at the plate for …20 Mar 13
Gopher Hockey & Basketball Update
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PARIS — Impressive gains at Gucci Group drove first-half net profits ahead 12.5 percent for PPR, offsetting declines at the French conglomerate's struggling retail arm.
Net income advanced to 169.6 million euros, or $218.2 million, from 150.8 million euros, or $185.1 million, a year ago. Income benefitted from a 76.4 percent leap in operating income at Gucci Group, PPR chairman and chief executive François-Henri Pinault told a meeting of analysts and reporters Thursday at the Pompidou Museum here.
Operating income grew 11.3 percent to 348.6 million euros, or $448.4 million, from 313.3 million euros, or $384.6 million, last year, Pinault said. Currency conversions were made at average exchange rates for the respective periods.
The numbers, which beat analysts' expectations, would have been better but for the impact of adverse exchange rates that wiped 38.9 million euros, or $50 million, off Gucci Group's 107.4 million euros, or $138.1 million, in operating income, Pinault said.
Coming a day after LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton touted a 19 percent rise in net income, PPR's results point to a continued roll for luxury.
Pinault said sales of luxury products in July and August were along the same lines of the 12.5 percent gain clocked in the first half, and he voiced "confidence" for the remainder of the year.
Among bright spots, Pinault said first-half losses narrowed 9.1 percent at the Yves Saint Laurent fashion house, thanks to efforts by the new management and design teams. First-half losses at YSL totaled 40.1 million euros, or $51.6 million, down from 44.1 million euros, or $54.1 million, last year.
Pinault was upbeat on Bottega Veneta, the Italian fashion and leather house that achieved profitability for the first time with 2.1 million euros, or $2.7 million, in profits in the half.
Meanwhile, the chairman and ceo said losses were shrinking "beyond expectation" at Boucheron and Balenciaga and that those brands were on the road to break even "ahead of schedule."
Among "other brands" — including Boucheron, Balenciaga, Alexander McQueen, Sergio Rossi, Bedat & Co. and Stella McCartney — losses diminished by 39.9 percent to 25.7 million euros, or $33.1 million, Pinault said.
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YSL Beauté's losses widened to 18.8 million euros, or $24.2 million, due to currency exchange losses, as well as investments made to launch the YSL Cinema and Zegna Z scents.
Pinault said the Gucci brand continued to reap robust leather goods sales, as demand for the new La Pelle Guccissima had "exploded."
Less stellar were PPR's retail operations, which have struggled against a tepid economic climate in Europe, especially in France.
The division's operating income fell 4.2 percent to 268.8 million euros, or $345.8 million, mostly due to a 27 percent dive in operating income at the Conforama furniture chain, which has been renovating stores and revisiting its product offer.
Losses also widened to 2.3 million euros, or $2.9 million, at the Printemps department store chain.
Asked during a question period about persistent speculation that PPR will sell Printemps, Pinault replied: "I will not comment on rumors."
At the Redcats mail-order division, improvements in the U.S. and Scandinavia boosted profits 8 percent to 110.9 million euros, or $142.6 million, and profits rose 10.3 percent to 21.5 million euros, or $27.6 million, at the Fnac music and book chain.
PPR stock inched down 0.1 percent to close Thursday at 87.80 euros, or $109.22 at current exchange, on the Paris Bourse.


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IPL-7 Auction On Feb 12; 5 Players Can Be Retained
By IANS - NEW DELHI
Published: 24th December 2013 06:16 PM
Last Updated: 24th December 2013 06:19 PM
The auction for the 2014 Indian Premier League (IPL) will be held Feb 12, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) announced Tuesday.
"The auction will be held on Feb 12 and if necessary on Feb 13. The venue of the auction will be announced soon," said the BCCI said in a statement.
The teams can retain up to five players and can't have more than 27 players in the squad, of which nine may be overseas players, according to the regulations laid down by the IPL Governing Council. They need to have at least 16 players to form the squad.
Players whether capped, uncapped, domestic or overseas must enter the auction if they were not part of the 2013 edition.
A franchise can spend up to Rs.60 crore on the players' fees with the cap increasing by five percent for 2015 and 2016. The minimum a team will have to shell out is Rs.36 crore in each of the next three IPL editions.
From now on, all players will be paid in Indian rupees and overseas players can be paid in the currency of their choice "at the prevailing exchange rate on either the actual date of payment or contract due date, whichever is beneficial to the player."
Teams will have to pay Rs.39 crore for retaining their five players, leaving them with Rs.21 crore to buy the rest of the 22 players. A retained player can earn a maximum of Rs.12.5 crore.
Under-19 cricketers must have played a First Class or List A game before signing the the IPL contract, the BCCI said.
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District Grinch
Every TEAHCER down in Whoville Liked TEACHING a lot… But the Grinch, who lived just north of Whoville, Did NOT! The Grinch scorned TEACHERS! The whole TEACHING season! Now, please don't ask why. I don't quite know the … Continue reading
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We are Family
I'm looking forward to another great holiday with all of my children and their significant others, grandparents and friends. So now, I'm trying to come up with some skits, music, or other creative shenanigans to document this year's gathering. If … Continue reading
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Mushroom Man
It's that season again, and although the going rate is not profitable, the mushroom man can't resist a hike in the woods to uncover a burried treasure. Chanterelles are on the left, matustakes on the right. "The Matsutake grow … Continue reading
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Penafore 1941
My daughter and I made this penafore dress from a pattern dated 1941. The pattern itself was fascinating. There were no printed details on the tissue and each piece was already precisely cut out at the factory. A letter was … Continue reading
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The T Day
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J. D. Redhouse & CO.
A diamond in the rough. Yes, this diamond is the new J. D. Redhouse Mercantile right in the middle of town. Can you believe that they totally remodeled what used to originally be a mercantile, then a J. C. Penney store, … Continue reading
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If astronauts could travel at 0.796 to Alpha Centauri, 3.11 ltyr away, we on Earth would say it takes t=3.11 lt yr/0.796=3.90704years to reach Alpha Centauri. The astronauts disagree.
a) How much time passes on the astronauts' clocks? Answer inunits of y.
b) What distance to Alpha Centauri do the astronauts measure?Answer in units of lt yr.


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I've been crocheting for a number of years now. I started out to find something to keep my hands busy while watching TV-better than snacking. I very quickly became addicted. When I found myself ...
I've been crocheting for a number of years now. I started out to find something to keep my hands busy while watching TV-better than snacking. I very quickly became addicted. When I found myself altering patterns I decided it was time to start designing my own. I began crocheting children's hats for Halos of Hope in 2010. They are a great organization that sends soft hats to chemo centers all over the USA. I hope my silly hats can bring some happiness to a child fighting a terrible disease. Please check them out at halosofhope.org.
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What a Charming Polar Bear Bib! Your baby will be dress to impress this cute drool bib. Use absorbent cotton or cotton blend yarn to keep baby nice and dry.
Easy pattern with explanations of stitches to help you; perfect for crocheters who have completed a few projects and are ready to learn some new techniques or the experienced crocheter looking for a fun baby gift pattern.
Bibs are worked in a continous spiral. A tutorial on magic circle/adjustable ring is provided.
This listing is just for the Polar Bear Bib. Check out combined bib set, Polar Friends which includes both the Charming Polar Bear and the Preppy Penguin drool bib. $5.50. http://www.craftsy.com/pattern/crocheting/accessory/penguin--polar-bear-spit-drool-bib-set-/48869
BONUS: Now every purchased Crochet by Darleen Hopkins pattern comes with the Crazy Frog Hat! The Crazy Frog pattern has been added to the Polar Bear Bib pdf. Learn more about him here: http://www.craftsy.com/project/view/crazy-frog-hat/59709
Please note, this pattern is copyrighted and may not be reproduced or redistributed. Completed bibs may be sold but please credit Darleen Hopkins as the designer. If selling online, a link to my shop is appreciated.
Gauge checkpoints are given in the pattern. Exact gauge is not essential in this project. When checking gauge, measure from the last stitch made all the way across.
105 yards of Worsted weight