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They may have been at work – but Courteney Cox and David Arquette's lingering affection for each other still came across.
The estranged couple often looked at one another, smiled and shared a few quiet laughs during a short press conference Wednesday for Scream 4 at L.A.'s Mondrian Hotel.
When asked what was special about filming this movie, which opens April 15, both actors said it came down to family – even though theirs has been in major upheaval over the past year.
"There's a real family feeling," said Arquette, 39. "Especially with Courteney being married and having a kid [their 6-year-old daughter Coco], it just brings an honesty, and that is really my favorite part of acting."
"It felt very natural," added Cox, 46. "We have had 10 more years of experience of acting, so I was that much more confident. I am now a mom, and I am just different person, but it's coming back with your family. You know each other, and you kind of just get right back into it and [are] better than you were last time."
Cox even compared her onscreen relationship with Arquette – she plays Gail Weathers to his Dewey Riley – to their offscreen life.
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GAO found that: (1) RTC has filed 217 civil professional liability claims involving 157 of the 723 RTC-controlled thrifts; (2) civil claims total nearly $6.4 billion, and RTC has recovered nearly $111.4 million; (3) the Department of Justice does not have comprehensive data on the number of civil actions it has taken against RTC-thrift related offenses; (4) RTC, the Office of Thrift Supervision, and various thrifts have filed 2,912 referrals of suspected criminal conduct involving 508 RTC thrifts and losses totalling $5.4 billion; (5) at the end of 1992, the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the Secret Service had 415 ongoing criminal investigations against failed thrifts; (6) Justice has filed 304 cases since the beginning of 1989 and has won convictions against about 93 percent of the RTC defendants prosecuted; (7) nearly 70 percent of convicted RTC thrift defendants have received prison sentences of less than 2 years; (8) courts ordered thrift offenders to pay over $176 million in fines and restitution, and the government has collected over $5.9 million; (9) 57 RTC thrifts, that controlled 21 percent of the 723 RTC thrifts' total assets, had civil and criminal actions filed against them, and those thrifts were associated with more numerous and egregious offenses; and (10) defendants associated with those 57 thrifts received longer sentences than did other offenders.
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Come and have a taste of heaven with us as we host the 7th Annual Founders Banquet. The Founders Banquet is our annual end of the year formal fundraising banquet, that is in held in memory of late Pastor (Dr.) Ona Pela.
Pastor Pela decided to act upon the vision that he received from God, the result led to what is now House of Grace Church. In the past years, the support that we received from this banquet allowed us to conduct a multitude of outreach events such as "Feeding the Needy". Money raised this year will be part of our "Partner in Faith" campaign, which allows us to Impact Lives without Boundaries through community outreach.
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Region 2 News Release: NY 176
August 25, 1999
Contact: Chester J. Fultz
The U.S. Labor Department's Occupational Safety and Health Administration has cited Fieldbrook Farms, Inc., of 1 Ice Cream Drive, Dunkirk, New York, and proposed penalties of $206,550 against the firm, for two alleged willful, thirty-five alleged serious, and ten alleged other-than-serious violations of OSHA standards. The company has until September 15 to contest the citations.
According to OSHA area director David Boyce, the action results from a programmed inspection of the facility conducted from February 24 to August 23 under OSHA's interim targeting program which targets individual worksites for inspections in the ice cream and frozen desserts industry that have lost workday injury and illness rates in excess of 8.5 injuries and illnesses per 100 employees.
OSHA alleges that the company willfully violated OSHA standards by not performing required audiometric examinations of employees exposed to excessive noise, and not providing appropriate noise hazard training for employees, measures which are required as part of an effective hearing conservation program for noise exposure levels in excess of 85 decibels.
The alleged willful violations carry a total proposed penalty of $99,000.
"OSHA is committed to stringent enforcement in those workplaces where employers willfully violate OSHA standards", Boyce said. "It is important for employers to know that in cases such as this, OSHA will take aggressive enforcement action so that others are put on notice that disregard for employee safety and health is unacceptable and cannot be tolerated."
Among the thirty-five alleged serious violations of OSHA standards for which the employer was cited are:
- failure to develop and implement an adequate emergency action plan.
- failure to require employees exposed to excessive noise to use adequate hearing protection.
- failure to develop and implement an adequate emergency response plan in the event of a release of a hazardous substance.
- failure to develop and implement an adequate respiratory protection program.
- failure to properly evaluate respiratory hazards at the facility.
- failure to develop and implement an adequate hazard communication program.
- failure to provide an adequate process safety management program for anhydrous ammonia, a highly hazardous chemical, and failure to implement appropriate safety systems to control releases of anhydrous ammonia.
- failure to obtain proper confined space permits and to provide adequate training for employees working in permit-required confined spaces
- failure to develop and implement a lockout-tagout program to control hazardous energy--failure to provide an educational fire extinguisher program.
- failure to properly guard machinery.
- failure to use proper electrical components and comply with proper electrical practices.
The alleged serious violations carry a total proposed penalty of $107,550.
OSHA also cited the company for ten other-than-serious violations, including:
- failure to adequately maintain the required OSHA log of occupational injuries and illnesses.
- failure to provide an appropriate eyewash and shower where corrosive materials were being used.
- failure to perform a survey to determine the presence, location and quantity of asbestos-containing material at the facility.
- failure to determine which employees were exposed to blood borne pathogens, to maintain adequate medical and training records for those employees, and to provide appropriate training for such employees.
- failure to assure employee participation and training in process safety management.
A willful violation is one committed with intentional disregard for, or plain indifference to, the requirements of the OSHA act and regulations. A serious violation is defined as one in which there is substantial possibility that death or serious physical harm can result. An other-than-serious violation is defined as one which is not likely to cause death or serious physical harm, but has a direct relationship to the safety and health of employees.
The investigation was conducted by OSHA's Buffalo Area office, located at 5360 Genesee Street, Bowmansville, NY. Telephone: 716-684-3891.
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Full Name: Sakimoto Makoto
Nicknames: None
Sex: Male
Age: 24
Family: Divine Water
Career: None, however he fancies himself a dragoon, like his father. Oh, and he hunts for food.
Appearance: Think Kain from final fantasy 4 (I'll upload a picture soon) only with light blue (salamence color) and red instead of purple-blue armor. His spear is also different, it is a naginata, instead of whatever Kain has. The head piece/helmet is also different, instead of a dragon it is shaped like a Salamence (well, still shaped like a dragon, just not the same one) He almost always wears his armor, instead of when he sleeps. Underneath, his a tall, muscular man, with a strong-looking face. His eyes are blue, and his hair is long, curly and blonde. It is kept in a ponytail style, and sticks out the back of his helmet. He has fair colored skin, mainly because his helmet and armor block all of the sun. He has some scars on his hands, from playing with spears as a child and just general wounds from growing up.
Personality: Makoto's father was a Dragoon. Pride is very important in their family, and it cost Makoto his father. That pride is exactly what makes Makoto fight. He was kicked out of the army for fighting another soldier, but he feels a duty to his father to follow in his footsteps. He is still a soldier at heart. Protecting his family is his way of honoring his father, who he believes would have done the same. He isn't all stiff and boorish, however. He jokes around a lot when not in battle, and there is a definate line between his serious and joking modes, making the shift ino one or the other almost instantly. He gets confused often on why he fights, and always gets mad at himself and simply states "for honor" whenever he has doubts.
History: He grew up with his sister, father, and mother. His father died in a fight. A teenager had a grudge against Makotos father, and taunted him into a fight. The punk had an ambush lying in wait, and they each stabbed Makoto's father multiple times, killing him. Makoto was very close to his father, so this had a big impact on him. His sister and mother moved in with the rest of the Divine Water family, while he went off to train for the military. He started learning karate and other forms of fighting (with weapons) but he got into a fight with another soldier and got kicked out. (after a serious physical punishment) He returned to his mother and sister to protect them and the rest of his family.
Skills: Good with a spear, and can hunt. He hunts with a bow and knife, but his archery is shabby at best. (not useful in a battle) He is in great shape and can run both fast and for extended times.
Flaws: With pride comes arrogance, and this is true for Makoto. He is also young, he has almost no experience. Death also sickens him, and could not take life from just anybody. He would really have to hate you, or be in a life or death situation. He is intelligent, but not educated. He has never gone to school, and only knows things he has encountered. (so a legendary pokemon such as entei might suprise or intimidate him)
Weapons: Naginata, And a hunting knife. He knows very basic karate a but a novice could beat him. He likes to practice in his spare time, karate chopping inanimate objects to the amusement of Kaisho
Pokemon: Salamence
Pokemon Name: Kaisho
Pokemon Personality: Kaisho is quiet, and very mature for one who recently evolved into "adult" form. He is extremely protective of Makoto and cannot imagine life without him. One flaw in his maturity is his temper, especially when Makoto is threatened by a stronger opponent. He threatens anyone who poses a threat to Makoto, often giving very vivid, horrible explanations of exactly how he will kill them. (Makoto can translate. They communicate through telepathy, but Kaisho doesn't like to telepethize with others) Kaisho also likes to lay rather than stand, and can be lazy when not in immediate danger.
Pokemon History: Kaisho shares his history with Makoto.
Pokemon Specialty: Flying, breath attacks, claw attacks, biting attacks, tail attacks (not really specialties, but those are the attacks he can use. His specialty is flying and claw)
Pokemon Flaws: Kaisho is arrogant, and would not give up a fight. If he gets in a battle he won't win, he'll die before giving in. (unless Makoto tells him to) His physical weaknesses are few, but should not be overlooked. His wings are valuable and not protected very well. Flying is one of his greatest advantages, and without it he can be surrounded and overpowered quicker. This one sounds cruel, but cutting off his tail would help too. He can sweep with it to keep people off his rear. Finally, that nice 4x ice weakness will haunt him, especially with the legendary Suicune runnung around.
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I am looking for at least the $4.25 range with this earnings, they spiked to $3.84 last time. They will probably double earnings expectations. I agree once we hit $5 maybe we can enjoy a more normalized PE in the 15x to 30x range. Jeff Andry (author) made comments to the seekingalpha.com article which make sense...I have to think he is still being fairly conservative.****************************************************From seekingalpha:The industry average P/E is 27.9 w/ some semiconductor companies having P/Es as high as 53. We'll be conservative and use 20. The company issued guidance of .04-.07 for Q1'10, historically their slowest quarter, and attributed the positive demand environment for substrates as the reason they expect to offset normal seasonality. The current consensus estimate is .035. The company has already given us guidance higher than that figure, so it should be an easy beat. Let's be conservative again and use .04 and then let's assume they (again, being conservative IMO) earn .05 in Q2, .06 in Q3, and .07 in Q4. That's .22 for the year. Using our P/E of 20, that puts us at $4.40, an easy 33% increase from today's levels, and with conservative figures to boot. If the company can crank out .07 in earnings this quarter (remember, their slowest) and then let's just say they earn that amount in each of the three remaining quarters, that would put us at $5.60 - again using somewhat conservative estimates. Let's say our dream comes true and the company reports EPS for the year of .30 and we are awarded the industry average P/E of 27.9 - that would come out to $8.37.As you can see, whether you value the company liberally or even with extreme conservatism, AXTI is an easy winner.
Yeah but if we gonna dream realistically, they earned $0.09 in Q4 and are slated to get better revenue in Q1 by their own guidance. So let's assume they make 10 cents in Q1, then increase that by a penny every quarter. That gets us to $0.46, if they get taxed at 30% its $0.30 but maybe they still have enough losses to keep the tax rate low.The big question is if this stock is earnings $1 a share by 2013, what will its price be.
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Fourteen years ago, Unilever dumped toxic mercury waste in the city of Kodaikanal, and has yet to clean up the contamination or pay workers and the community for their suffering. Since then, 45 workers and 12 of their children have died as a result of the contamination. Ashraf wrote the lyrics to the song, and the video features a number of community members who have suffered thanks to Unilever's irresponsibility.
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The Journal Sentinel's Tap Milwaukee entertainment website and Wisconsin Voter blog were honored last week in the 2013 Eppy Awards, given to honor the country's best media-affiliated websites.
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Tap Milwaukee won for best entertainment website with 1 million or more unique monthly visitors. The Wisconsin Voter, created by Journal Sentinel Washington Bureau Chief Craig Gilbert, was honored as the best news/political blog with 1 million or more unique monthly visitors.
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Jonathan Henry McSmith, 17, of Amarillo died Sunday, March 18, 2007.
Services will be at 2 p.m. Saturday in Bible Believers Baptist Church with the Rev. Glen Stocker officiating. Burial will be in Llano East Cemetery by Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Directors Martin Road Chapel, 1505 Martin Road.
Jonathan was born Dec. 1, 1989, in Amarillo. He loved fishing, camping and playing basketball with his cousin, Heather, at the park. He attended Bible Believers Church for many years, where he was involved in the youth program.
In his short life he touched many people. He was a kind and gentle person.
He attended San Jacinto Elementary School, Horace Mann Middle School and graduated from Gulf Coast Trade School.
John Henry, you were here with us a short while, but you'll live on in our hearts forever.
He was preceded in death by his father, Randy McSmith; his grandfathers, Valentin Gonzalez, John Parker and Claude McSmith; his grandmother, Hilda Boone; an uncle, George Romero; and a great-uncle and great-aunt, Olin and Allie Mae Stocks.
Survivors include his parents, Emily McSmith and Paul Boone of Amarillo; two brothers, George Michael and Ralph Ornelas and wife Melissa; three sisters, Yvonne and husband Octavio Jimenez, Sabrina Boone and Donna Boone and husband Raymond Rios; his grandmothers, Mary Parker and Vernie Gray of Amarillo; four uncles, Michael Gonzalez and wife Linda and Daniel Boone and wife Matrechia, all of Amarillo,Jerry Gonzalez of California and Tony Boone and wife Teresa of Calgary, Canada; three aunts, Tina Moore and husband Everett and Diane Hernandez and husband Isidro, all of Amarillo, and Christine and Ray Tremble of Guleph, Ontario, Canada; numerous nieces, nephews, cousins and friends; and lots of family who loved him very much.
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One day they didn't exist. Then, after a single television season, they did. They were daisy dukes. Yeah, folks wore short shorts before the Dukes of Hazzard, but after that show debuted in the late '70s, short shorts were forever renamed. And it takes a certain kind of figure -- a strong, fleshy suffragette, for instance -- to have greased them into our lexicon. That figure was Catherine Bach, who played Daisy Duke in a series on so long ago (Jimmy Carter was president) that it's not clear if anyone still remembers General Lee, Bo and Luke Duke, and Boss Hogg, let alone Daisy. Well, Bach is back to find out, on hand at this weekend's Pop Culture Con. And she's joined by a full roster of former stars likely looking to pad their retirement funds or pay off kids' college tuition bills.
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Newer celebs include Buffy the Vampire Slayer's Amber Benson, who makes an appearance to coincide with her film Chance (see review in Film), which premieres at 7 p.m. Friday at Sunrise Cinemas Stadium 15 at Las Olas Riverfront (300 SW First Ave., Fort Lauderdale). Benson wrote and directed the movie about a woman's search for love -- human, not vampire -- which also stars Buffy's James "Spike" Marsters. It's nice to see there's life after the stigmatizing experience of being labeled "that evil vampire guy who looks like Billy Idol."
The Pop Culture Con also features some heavy trading in the Dealers' Room, where it's all about lunchboxes, videos, comics, and clothing. Exactly what is the going price for this stuff? A modicum of eBay research will tell you that circa-1980 Dukes of Hazzard lunchboxes are going for about $25 to $30 and that Mr. T "Pity the Fool" T-shirts are running in the $10 range. You can also buy vintage daisy dukes on eBay. Hopefully, the daisy duke name will survive the test of time. It's doubtful the forthcoming movie version of the Dukes of Hazzard will have us calling our shorts "Jessica Simpsons." At least, we hope not -- we really hope not.
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I HIGHLY recommended it several times several months ago. If you did, you've doubled your money. Or if you're like me, trading calls, you've more than doubled your money.
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Mercyhurst faculty exhibit shows wealth of talent
The current show at Mercyhurst University's Cummings Gallery should more accurately be called the "Annual Faculty Art Exhibition ... Plus One."
Nine Mercyhurst professors are represented among the exhibit's 29 pieces, but the artist with the most works is the 10th contributor. Will Ursprung is not on staff at the school, but as an alumnus (class of '76) he fits perfectly in a collection that is as much about the dedication of educators and the expectations placed on them by their students as it is about the work itself.
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Tom Hubert successfully continues his latest course, incorporating wooden elements into some of his already striking ceramic vessels. Gary Cardot is similarly dedicated to his ongoing project of photographing fairs and parades. His images of sideshow banners makes one wonder who the real "freaks" are -- those who suffer from some physical malformation or those who'd exploit such oddities, by showcasing or viewing them.
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I'm very fond of Dan Burke's "Game Birds," featuring dozens of "caged" critters made from bingo cards and game boards. The fact that Burke was one of Ursprung's teachers makes for a wonderful sense of continuity and connection.
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In the 3-month span centered on December 1998, the diffusion index of employment growth among 356 nonfarm industries was 58.1 percent, compared with 71.9 percent in December 1997. The diffusion index of growth represents the sum of industries with increasing employment plus one-half of the industries with unchanged employment as a share of all industries.
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Won auction, paid thru PayPal only to discover seller not a registered user. Payment to him is pending and unclaimed by him. Numerous emails trying to get him to understand how to claim the funds sent to his email address. Can not get any good answers from the seller as to why pymt is not claimed or he not registered. Want my item! Cannot open any kind of resolve with ebay because the item shows as unpaid. What can I do? I can cancel my pymt thru Paypal, offered to send a money order.
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The email address for payment he typed into his listing isn't registered to PayPal.
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/ Jan 29, 2013 12:09PM EDT
Widespread flooding in eastern Australia caused by torrential rains forced thousands of people from their homes and communities on Tuesday (January 29). The floods, which are the result of Tropical Cyclone Oswald, have left 4 people dead, and the country's insurers have declared it a 'catastrophic event.' "The latest information we have from the Bureau of Meteorology is that we are expecting a minimum of 9.5 metres to be coming through the Bundaberg and the Burnett River. Those flood levels will be one of the highest levels recorded for the whole of the Bundaberg and Burnett region. We are asking people, the main priorities at the moment on the ground is life and we really do implore people to go to the highest points, listen to the emergency service workers and their directions," said Queensland's Police Minister Jack Dempsey. The death toll rose to four after a three-year-old boy was injured by a falling tree in Brisbane, while watching the floodwaters with his mother. This is Australia's second major flood in two years. Emergency officials said the floods were severe, although not as widespread as the monsoon-like rains that devastated the area in 2011. (Video Source: Reuters)
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CEO applicants interviewed
Hospital board wants administrator in place by fall
Two candidates vying for the position of chief executive officer of Gothenburg Memorial Hospital are in town for interviews this week.
Dr. Carol Shackleton, chair of the committee, said the candidates were also given community tours.
Two additional candidates will be interviewed and taken on tours in the next couple of weeks.
Shackleton said the committee will continue to accept applications for the position until it is filled, noting that the committee has received a large number of applications and has done several phone interviews.
Committee members hope to have a new administrator in place by this fall.
In addition to Shackleton, search team members are GMH board member Larry Gill, GMH human resources director Marsha Engel, physical therapist Craig Johnson and community member Gary Fritch.
The contract of the hospital's former CEO, John Johnson, was terminated in February.
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Edward and Ruth (Frank) Dill of Greeley will celebrate their 65th anniversary Tuesday. They were married in 1948 in Iowa.
The couple have three daughters: Deborah Miller of Greeley, Sandra Clark of Mesquite, Nev., and Cindi (Rod) Schaub of Fort Collins. They also have and enjoy six grandchildren and five great-grandchildren.
Ed and Ruth farmed in the Gilcrest and Platteville areas until retirement, when they moved to Greeley. They enjoy family gatherings, golfing and going to Central City.
To honor Ed and Ruth's 65th wedding anniversary, the couple will have dinner with their family.