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Razor Red Expands Internationally
The leading provider of Knife Sharpener hired virtual assistants to help in the promotion of the products.
(EMAILWIRE.COM, March 12, 2014 ) Portland , Oregon -- After the successful release of Razor Red Home Knife Sharpener; the company's famous kitchen tool due to its effectiveness and portability, Razor Red decided to go global in order to reach a wider market. Paul Easton, SEO of the company hired Filipino virtual assistants to work with the promotion of the product in the internet. He works with his international team in developing new marketing strategies and action plan to push the product on top of the knife sharpener niche.
The Razor Red Home Knife was designed for kitchen use. His twenty years of professional experience as a chef made Paul an expert in choosing the right tool to use in the kitchen. According to him, it was estimated that nine out of ten kitchen knives are dull or blunt which makes them unsafe, as extra pressure is required in order to use them. When the sharp edges fail, the knife will most likely slide off the food instead of cutting it. At times like this knife sharpeners that are within reach makes it easy to restore the optimum edge of the knives and other tools that requires a sharp edge to be effective and easy to use.
"Sharpening the blades makes the tools slice easily and smoothly with only minimum pressure required" said Paul. This is the benefit of the product that Razor Red wanted to inform the people where ever they live. The first step taken by the company in order to expand internationally is by hiring internet marketers.
The Filipinos were chosen because of their skills and hardworking attitudes aside from being technology savvy and honest. Filipino workforce includes software engineers, application developers, graphic designers, copywriters, date entry and customer service. However, their most common skills are researching, writing content and online marketing. These sets of skills are very important in the promotion of the Razor Red products.
The global knife sharpener is distributed through Amazon.com and has tungsten carbide steel blades to make it long lasting.
About Razor Red
Razor Red is a leader in design of household equipment making knife sharpening easy and effective. They provide additional support in the terms of guides and videos to assist with product support using our Best Knife Sharpener .
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JACKSON, MI - Downtown Jackson was filled with residents pushing wheelbarrows along sidewalks, planting flowers in the park and laying mulch along empty patches of ground Saturday, May 17 for the 2014 Spring Beautification Day.
More than 400 volunteers participated by picking up trash, planting flowers, laying mulch, and cleaning up Jackson.
The event was organized by the Downtown Development Authority as a way to clean up and bring life to downtown.
"Today we want to beautify downtown Jackson by cleaning up planting around the area," said DDA Executive Director Jonathan Greene.
Greene said the event, now in its 15th year, draws volunteers from civic organizations and local businesses, as well as families.
Volunteers were spread throughout the downtown area, stretching the length of Michigan Avenue and lining its side streets.
About 305 flats of flowers (one flat holds 18 flowers) were grown by and purchased from Jackson Area Career Center students.
Flowers were planted in Bucky Harris Park, around the Grand River Farmers Market and in rectangular gardens located in front of various businesses.
Elaine Kalbarccyk, 60, of Jackson planted flowers in front of Walt's Health Foods, in memory of her father, Walter Shuberg, the original owner of the store.
"This is a special spot for us. We try to get it every year," she said. "Jackson is my hometown, and I love it. That's why I do this."
Clay McAndrews, a graphic designer for Consumers Energy and downtown resident, volunteered his time by laying mulch at Bucky Harris Park.
"We just want to make downtown look more beautiful," said McAndrews, 24, while pushing a wheelbarrow full of red mulch. "I personally love working outside, and any opportunity I have to work outside and make the city of Jackson look better, I'm going to do that. I want to make the city look as good as it can."
Greene said he thinks the annual event is important for several reasons.
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Christine Ha battled her way to become the next Master Chef (despite being legally blind) -- and she was calm, cool and collected in that incredible pressure cooker. But most of us aren't so stress-resistant. We could use a little bit of feel-calm-and-happy magic to help us deal with our challenges.
What's the trick? Research shows moderately intense aerobic exercise builds your ability to deflect anxiety and snub stress. That makes you better able to make smart decisions (Christine's smart decision was her Thai crab salad), stick to a healthy life plan (give up fried foods and trans fats -- totally) and get in more canoodling with your sweetie (ahh!).
So we bet you're wondering: "What exactly is moderate exercise? And how can I get to be so calm under pressure?"
Moderate-intensity aerobics is working hard enough to break a sweat, raise your heart rate and still talk normally. Walking two miles in 30 minutes will do the trick, but (for folks Dr. Mike sees at the Wellness Center) that's only about 3,800 steps. Sure, that's a good start, but (you know the routine) the goal is 10,000 a day. You'll need a pedometer and new walking situations (no elevators; leave the car at home for a nearby errand; walk to colleagues' offices instead of using instant messaging). Then when the boss yells, or the kids refuse to eat dinner, or your honey isn't so sweet, well, you'll just smile and think "What's the Ha way to handle this?"
Dr. Mehmet Oz is host of "The Dr. Oz Show," and Dr. Mike Roizen is chief medical officer at the Cleveland Clinic Wellness Institute. For more information go to www.RealAge.com.


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We aren't sure whether to do this: everything else is case sensitive (unless you're on a Windows system in which case filenames are case-insensitive), so from a consistency point of view it makes sense to keep commands case-sensitive.
What do other people think?
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Hugs/WinHugs on both Windows and Linux are case-insensitive for entering commands.
If you allow either case, those who want to type in upper-case are happy, and those who want to type in lower-case are happy.
If you allow just upper-case, you'll upset the (very small) number of people who try upper-case.
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FWIW, I don't think most of us care one way or the other; probably the only people who care are those who want it case-insensitive?
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Yeah, I'm a golfer. I completely suck at golfing, though, but I still like it a lot. Has anyone ever had a season pass? I was wondering about how much one would cost.
Just curious, from some of the other threads, it seems we might have a few in here.
And on that note, a rather funny new media campain by top flight, http://topflite.com/d2man/
The rapping video is pretty great, probably not so much for none golfers, but either way you should get a laugh
Yeah, I'm a golfer. I completely suck at golfing, though, but I still like it a lot. Has anyone ever had a season pass? I was wondering about how much one would cost.
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anytime i hit a golf ball it goes straight.... for about 50' and shoots a right agle to my right... everytime...
Sounds like a pretty gnarly slice you got going on there. I've been playing for about 10 years now. I hadn't played for a long time since I moved to San Diego, but now I'm starting to get back into it. Used to average mid-upper 70s when I played, trying to get back to at least that.Originally Posted by idjut
Yes, although not as well as I'd like. I also work at a golf shop.
Handicap of about 10 :/
Not to fit a mold,Not to join a trend,Not to follow a crowd
Thing is with golf there is always somewhere you can improve. Someone shoots a 59, but I guarantee they can look back at the round and find a few places they could have gone lower.
anyone else utterly amazed at how ralistic tiger woods '08 feels?
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depends on the place im sure, best bet woul dbe to call them or ask next time you go.Originally Posted by pYRo
Is it really that good? I havent tried it yet but might have to rent it this week.Originally Posted by ven0mous
def reccomend at least a rent of it. but yeah its that good. anything you would do with a club to cause a ball to do anything the wiimote responds accordingly. tilt the wiimote left or right and the ball will fade or draw, dont follow through your swing and the ball wil drop short. its really playing golf, only you can do it naked lol
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As for the season pass, like previously stated it depends on the type of course, whether or not its a Private Club, or a Public Course, and the quality of those courses. Also depends on where you are, I know that down here in San Diego golf is quite expensive, just to play the public courses, and in the triple digits for Country Clubs and high end courses.Originally Posted by pYRo
(Torrey Pines, which is in La Jolla, which is about 20 minutes from me, is $150+ for one round for non-residents, and $50 for city of San Diego Residents)


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The Portland Trail Blazers outlasted the Boston Celtics Sunday night, 92-86, to snap a seven-game losing streak.
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Monday, June 18, 2012
The Time Has Come to Say Goodbye
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You'll be missed. You've given a lot of yourself and I thank you for it. I wish you and your family all the happiness in the world. Your children are lucky to have such a wonderful mother who makes her world all about them. :)ReplyDelete
I agree, you will be missed:) but totally understand ! Thank you for sharing so many inspirational projects! Enjoy your family, because yes the years do pass too quickly.ReplyDelete
I'll miss seeing your lovely projects but knowing that you'll be spending more time with your lovely children makes it all okay. God bless!ReplyDelete
You have to do what you have to...and we all understand that. It's hard to balance everything and with kids -- you are so right that they are only small for such a short time. Enjoy this time with them and don't regret your choices! Good luck -- we will miss you.ReplyDelete
Tam, you do what you need to do!! Glad you aren't deleting your blog. There is so much stored here. And it means that you can come back every once in awhile to say hello and keep everyone updated on the kids!! You'll certainly be missed.ReplyDelete
Thanks for blogging all this time and good luck with your cute little family. You are doing the right thing :)ReplyDelete
It's a very respectable decision. Good job on being brave enough to admit that you can't do it all. A lot cannot and it shows up in their blog, work they do and their families.ReplyDelete
You have to do what you have to do. When it comes down to it family is more important than stressing over your blog, in the end that will only be worse for your children. This is what is right for you and yours at the moment, and who knows you may feel the calling to occasionally post something on the blog or come back to in the future. At which point I'm sure we'll all be right there backing you like before :)ReplyDelete
Take the time and enjoy life :D
You are so talented, and we will miss you! But right now it sounds like this is the time to turn off the blog (for a while) and turn to your family. Congrats for making a tough decision, now get out there and enjoy not having to post!ReplyDelete
You will be missed, but your reasoning is so very noble and I'm impressed that you knew when to step back. I've been feeling the same way about my child --and I only have 1. I too am in the process of trying to simplify. It is quite refreshing actually. Enjoy the time with your beautiful family!ReplyDelete
Yay for more family and 'life' time for you, and double yay for keeping your projects online. I like blogging, but I love my family, and those priorities are clearly shown in lots of life and only occasional posts on my own blog -- and it feels great.ReplyDelete
I love your blog and I will miss it very much! Enjoy your family!! Good Luck!ReplyDelete
I'm so sad to see you go!! But I completely understand your reasoning for it all. I have considered it too. Good luck with everything, you will be missed!ReplyDelete
i'm sad. but i totally get it! i wish the best for you and your adorable family!!!ReplyDelete
Ack! Tam! I'm going to miss you in the blogging world. :( I'm so glad we had the chance to meet at SNAP! I can't imagine blogging with four little ones. I don't know how you did it! You are amazing!! Best of luck, my friend!ReplyDelete
Good for you! I have enjoyed following you and the projects you have shared.ReplyDelete
Enjoy those kiddos and all the good things life brings!!! :-)ReplyDelete
You will never regret this decision - time is so precious!ReplyDelete
Oh Tam!!! I am going to miss you so much!! Of course I totally understand and I know you are making the right choice!! Family always comes first. :) Thanks for everything!!ReplyDelete
I have been inspired by you so many times and will miss your posts! You definitely have your priorities in order and there is nothing more important than your FAMILY! Enjoy this time with your kids!ReplyDelete
Family First - No Exceptions!!!!ReplyDelete
I Commend You & Honor You For Making, What I Am Sure Is, A Tough Decision!
You Are Right, The Window Of Time To Lead, Guide, Teach & Influence Is Smaller Than Most Realize Until It Has Closed. . .When They Are Grown, The Blogging World Will Be Waiting With Open Arms To Welcome You Back, Enjoy Your Talent, & Feel The Empty Space!
Good Luck & Godspeed As You Move On To This Phase & Re-Focus!
I really respect your decision - I recently had to make the same decision with my full-time job - and I know how hard it is. Thank you so much for sharing what you've already shared - and know that you will be missed! Have FUN with your sweet kids!!!! :)ReplyDelete
You're brave to be so honest. I completely agree. Being a mum is THE most important thing, and you have to do what's right for your family. Good luck! You'll be missed! xxReplyDelete
Thanks for sharing a little into your decision. You'll have so much time on your hands, you won't know what to do with it! (Kidding, I know 4 kids take so.much.time!) We'll miss you, but are really happy that you're doing what's best for you!
Monica (and Jess)
Good luck! I wish you lots of happy memories with your family. I also look forward to the occasional post you may still make so I plan to stay subscribed to you.ReplyDelete
I am seeing posts like this more and more. I recently took a 40 day break from blogging and my reasoning was very similar to yours. I've struggled with letting it go altogether. I think in my mind I've done it, I just haven't made "the" announcement yet. lol I totally respect your decision and know that God will bless you and your household for doing this. You are so right. We have such a small window of time to impact our kids and they are more important than any blog post will ever be. God bless you and your precious children. They are fortunate to have such a great mama like you. :) xoxoReplyDelete
You will be missed, but I certainly understand where you're coming from. I do a minimal amount of blogging, and I'm retired, but it still takes time.ReplyDelete
I don't know how you've managed to do what you've done and have 4 kids to take care of. I am really glad you're leaving up your blog with the tutorials and such.
Maybe you can check in every so often just to let us know how you're doing. :)
Good luck and enjoy your kids because they grow up way too fast!
Great post - - you're awesome!ReplyDelete
oh man. we will miss you. i always enjoyed reading your blog, but fully understand family comes first. and you're right...you only get one shot to raise your kids and before you know it, they are grown and living on their own. as a fellow blogger i support you and your choice regarding your career and persoal growth and your family. there will ALWAYS be the world of crafting to come back to if you chose to come back.ReplyDelete
good luck and i wish you much success and ANYTHING you do, and that includes being a mother!
Jennifer @ Decorated Chaos
Good for you! I was feeling the same way and gave up my regular 'programed' blog posts in order to be with my family. They do come first and I was taking on way too much to be a good Mom. I think as Mother's we are so hard on ourselves. We see other blogging moms and their beautiful homes, their brilliant craft projects and recipies and we feel that we have to do that too. We all (mom's) need to stop putting more pressure on ourselves and be happy with what we can accomplish..... a happy family!ReplyDelete
Your family is beautiful and you are a talented woman. Thank you for sharing your life :)
I hope you still pop in now and then--but I can only imagine how you'll enjoy your new "freedom"ReplyDelete
I totally understand!! Blogging is a huge time committment...enjoyed your blog, and I will still come back to it for refreshers! Have fun being a mom!ReplyDelete
I just wanted to let you know how great it is that you are putting your family first! We are all going to miss you greatly and all your inspiration, but we totally understand. Life is TOO busy these days! I commend you on your decision and wish more people (along with myself) could make that decision to "simplify" life! I need to figure it out. I am sure you are going to be so much happier now! Good Luck with everything and thanks again for all you did on here! :)ReplyDelete
I have LOVED your blog and you will be sorely missed but I am also a mother and understand your responsibilites. Good luck and thank you for your wonderful ideas!ReplyDelete
Soooo understand where you are coming from (I think about it all the time!) and I'm so glad you are doing what's right for you and that you feel peaceful about it. You are awesome and you'll always be awesome. Hopefully I'll still see you around, right? FOR REAL! ;)ReplyDelete
I will be sad to see you go but can totally understand!! It is defintely something that I have thought about in the past and still continue to think about. I am still working on trying to find that balance and wish you much happiness on your quest ot simplify!ReplyDelete
I applaud you for your decision. We all know our limits. I am sooo happy to hear that you are not deleting your site. It makes me so sad when bloggers do that.ReplyDelete
Take care of those little ones, and make some wonderful memories. The blog world will be here in a few years when they don't need their mama so much.
I wish you all the best Tam!!!
We are sure gonna miss you, but totally understand. High five to you for making such a hard decision! You won't ever get time w/ those cute littles back, so take advantage of it!ReplyDelete
many blessings!
I admire you for doing this. Nothing will ever make up for the time we didn't spend with our children. Its great to see someone who recognizes the need to be with their children. I hope you can now breath a little and enjoy those cute kids.ReplyDelete
Hey Tam, don't feel bad! This is the right thing for you and I respect your decision! My children are older, but I still feel sometimes that I spend too much time on the computer - but then they do too :) I am glad your tutorials will still be here as you have so many cute things that I have wanted to try but have not had time yet. Thanks for sharing your lovely self and your talents with us all! Hugs!ReplyDelete
Do what you gotta do babe! Your blog is still gonna be here if you feel the need or want to chime in every once in a great while. You are right, the time goes so dang fast. I am glad I discovered blogging after my kids were grown.....Good luck and enjoy!ReplyDelete
Hooray for wonderful moms like you who put family first! God bless you!ReplyDelete
You know we'll all miss you girl!!! But you have to do what's best for you and the family! :) Hopefully you'll still be on instagram and the like?! Thanks for being a great blogging inspiration to me!!! :)ReplyDelete
You are an amazing Mum. God bless your future and you will be missed xxReplyDelete
I completely understand and wish you the best of luck in your future endeavor.ReplyDelete
Tam, You are such a cute mom! I have loved staying in touch by reading your blog and seeing what you have been up to! However, I completely understand the reasoning behind your decision. That is why I haven't really been on top of my cooking blog. It takes a lot of time and something that I loved to do (cook)suddenly became a chore. I was constantly stressed out looking for recipes and trying them and then getting that "perfect" picture to showcase. I finally realized as well, that my kids were only going to be tiny for a small moment and I didn't want to miss it! You are such an amazing and talented person! Hope to still see what you are up to through Instagram! Take Care- Hugs!! -AshReplyDelete
Enjoy your family!ReplyDelete
I applaud youReplyDelete
Always pick your family first and do what is right by you all. You have such beautiful children and I am sure you will never fail as a mom. Best wishes to you all.ReplyDelete
I'm going to miss you, but I totally understand. We can still run into each other, maybe when we're all colorful. You're an awesome lady! I'm so glad I got to get to know you.ReplyDelete
I only have 2 kids and I barely have the energy to get the dishes done so I totally get it. You are one of my favorite blogs and will be sorely missed, but I completley understand. Good luck and GOD bless.ReplyDelete
you will be missed but look forward to hearing from you when your schedule allows.ReplyDelete
I can't imagine how this must have weighed on you. I'm only judt getting started, but my only Kidlet is 12. Homeschooled but amazingly self-sufficient.ReplyDelete
Bless you and good luck in all of your endeavors.
Don't ever feel wrongly about taking time to parent your children. I applaud you for this decision. Will miss the posts, but you have made a decision that is far more important. :) God Bless!ReplyDelete
Good for you to recognize the need for change and following through. You have 4 of the best reasons EVER! Best of luck to you;DReplyDelete
Sad for us! Great for you and your family! I hope you "pop" in here and there to show pictures of the kids and your cuteness. you will be missed. Thanks for the contribution you have made to the world through your blog. You have "improved the world" and that is a HUGE accomplishment. Well done, TAM! Love ya!ReplyDelete
It takes courage to make big changes. I am SO happy for you! You're a great example, and as much as you have shared with the blog world, I think your decision to move on is equally inspiring. I too am scaling back, not quitting, but definitely re-doing my "schedule" so as to post one project a week, not 3. I'm so glad I got to meet you! Now you will have a GREAT summer! Take care!ReplyDelete
You will definitely be missed I truly enjoy your blog updates, however, I am so excited for you and your family! Have a wonderful summer and God Bless!!ReplyDelete
Tam I'm so happy that you have felt peace with your decision, because it's such a hard one to make. I'm so glad we have become friends through blogging. I hope I will still be able to see you on Instagram, FB and in person since we don't live too far.ReplyDelete
I've had the same thoughts so many times, and I think it's great that you can keep your site up and post something great whenever you want. With no obligations.
Yay for you! :)
I'm glad you found the path that is right for you and your family. We will miss you, but I applaud you for admitting you can't do it all. As women we have a hard time admitting that. I wish you and your family all the best!ReplyDelete
Good for you! This life is not about us, your admiring public, but it is about your children and family. These years are fleeting yet majorly foundational. We all appreciate your talent and willingness to share, however, I rejoice in the fact that your priorities are well placed. Soon enough our children will be off doing their own things and we will have too much time on our hands! Bless you for making an eternal impact where it counts!ReplyDelete
I will surely miss you. I feel like you have bacome part of my family. Best wishes for you and yours. You will stay bookmarked so if you decide to start again I will be waiting.ReplyDelete
Thank you for being a mom who has set the example on how to say no to things, which sometimes can even be good things but turn bad for our family!!ReplyDelete
I hope you enjoy more time with your kids. Thanks for your blog. I'm just starting one. I hope I don't end up in the same position. Good luck.ReplyDelete
So proud of you! Love you, Tam!! XOXOReplyDelete
I am sad to see you go, but am so proud of you for making that decision. Now that my kids are older I feel so blessed to have been a stay at home mom. They grow up way to fast. Enjoy every moment. They are beautiful!!ReplyDelete
Love you Tam! You do what is best for you and your beautiful family! Hugs!ReplyDelete
Tam --ReplyDelete
I adore you and respect you so much. I struggle daily with the time and effort blogging takes. Your kids are so young. I think it's wonderful that you are thinking of them and these years in their lives. Love you so much and keep in touch. You are so talented and amazing!!
I think you are very wise for making this decision. You really can not buy this time back and it is a precious time of life! Good Luck and I hope you enjoy the time spent with your young family!ReplyDelete
I admire you for your decision! I'm sure it wasn't an easy one to make. I hope you get to enjoy all the time that you want with your little ones, and not having to worry about coming up with projects just to post and taking the time to post them. Blogging is hard work! I've actually thought about cutting way back too, as I've realized that blogging is not what life is all about, there are much more important things. :) Thank you for sharing all that you have shared here, and I hope to still see you on Instagram a little bit. :)ReplyDelete
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I can't believe i am JUST now seeing this! While I will miss reading your blog, I am so happy for you and the decision that you made. You will always be one of my favorite bloggers. Best of luck to you Tam!ReplyDelete
I will definitely miss your blog, but totally understand and admire you for your decision. Your family is beautiful and precious and you are wise for wanting to savor each moment. Best wishes and so glad you are leaving your blog up so we can still come admire all of your craftiness!! :)ReplyDelete
I'm fairly new to the blogging world.ReplyDelete
I am a grandmother, so I do not have any young ones at home.
I quickly discovered that I could not come up with a daily post and I was terrible stressed as I felt "I had to" to be a blogger... well... to be a "good" blogger. I post once a week. I am SO HAPPY I made that decision. I truly have no clue how you did all you did and kept your family going too!
Thank you for your contribution to all of us.
Thank you for not shutting down your site so we can still access your projects and tutorials.
Now... Go Enjoy your family!
Thank you so much for this post. I want to let you know that I posted a link to your blog in Creative Busy Bee Craft Inspirations, under the Page 4 post on Aug. 29, 2012. Thanks again.ReplyDelete
Quiting?? Not like you. just reinventing your self. going to miss you. and your moddeling lol.ReplyDelete
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and remember, 2012 was a record year, and i don't recall the economy going crazy last year.
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Tom Miller, ousted as director of the Portland Bureau of Transportation last week, sent an email to employees on his last day saying that his record "reflects a string of accomplishments."
He listed five highlights: a deal to convert streetlights to LED technology, creating a list of "Streets of Citywide Significance," identifying opportunties for high-priority street paving, creating a business plan and establishing a financial task force.
Miller was named director of transportation by former Mayor Sam Adams in January 2011. Prior to that, Miller served as Adams' chief of staff for six years. Hales, concerned about that appointment and determined to launch a national search for the high-profile position, asked for Miller's resignation as of Feb. 4.
Miller's self-selected accomplishments come with caveats. For instance, the LED deal closed during the finals months of Adams' tenure and Miller's business plan has barely seen the light of day. Similarly, it's not clear whether the city will pursue options identified from the financial task force. And street maintenance simply wasn't a top priority under his watch – and only gained recognition in the wake of an Oregonian investigation, Hales' mayoral campaign and critical city audits.
"Each day hundreds of us make thousands of decisions to implement the vision for Portland expressed by our elected leadership. Occasionally the drop of the mayor's gavel resounds with a clarity of direction unobstructed by ambiguity," Miller wrote. " …I take comfort as your departing director in knowing that I've offered my all to the tasks of anticipating and interpreting council direction. Our record together reflects a string of accomplishments that honor their intentions."
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Team Transport-
Nearly two years ago to the day I jumped into a street sweeper with Tyrone Goodgame. We made a quick pass through the Boise-Eliot neighborhood just north of our maintenance yard on a clear winter's day. Organic debris, mostly decaying leaves and twigs from nearby street trees, clung tightly to the curb. Tyrone handled the street sweeper with a deft touch as we shared observations over the engine's roar.
Periodically Tyrone would choose to skip a section of street despite an obvious accumulation of debris. I found this curious. I was a new bureau director and intuitively eager to oversee the bureau's best work. And my time in city hall had lodged in me its own accumulation of facts and analysis about the importance of street cleaning. Everybody likes a clean street, and it's even legally required (as part of the city's Clean Water Act permit).
Yet Tyrone's confidence in decision-making seemed natural. I sensed an important lesson and piped up.
"Tyrone, what about that section we just passed?"
"Can't get in there. Too many parked cars."
"What about the other block? There were only two cars."
"New street trees. We'd take down limbs. You know we can't do that. The tree police would be after us." We laughed.
Important lessons indeed.
Each day hundreds of us make thousands of decisions to implement the vision for Portland expressed by our elected leadership. Occasionally the drop of the mayor's gavel resounds with a clarity of direction unobstructed by ambiguity. More often we find ourselves in Tyrone's position, called upon to deploy our best judgment to make real the decisions of our leaders.
I take comfort as your departing director in knowing that I've offered my all to the tasks of anticipating and interpreting council direction. Our record together reflects a string of accomplishments that honor their intentions. And when given the opportunity to share the wisdom of experience like Tyrone's, we've done so. Briefly,
⦠Peter Koonce and his team doggedly pursued a transition in streetlights to LED technology. The new lights will save taxpayers millions over time while producing a higher quality of light, yielding a safer travel experience in times of darkness.
⦠With a budget strained with expectation, group managers led development of "Streets of Citywide Significance," a prioritization tool that directs the bureau's precious discretionary resources to the most important assets.
⦠Under new Mayor Charlie Hales, paving is the priority. With the assistance of Jamie Waltz, Tom Beggs, Suzanne Kahn, and Steve Townsen, Brian Oberding can tell Mayor Hales exactly where the highest priority paving opportunities are, and how much they'll cost. We've built his goal of paving or sealing 100 miles of streets with existing resources into the 13/14 budget we submit today.
⦠Alissa Mahar was a new arrival to the team when she insisted to me that we develop a Business Plan for 13/14. I enthusiastically agreed. Accompanying the budget we submit today is the 13/14 business plan that articulates for council, the auditor, the interested public, and all of us our proposed priority actions for 13/14.
⦠And most consequentially to my mind, we carried out council's charge to establish a Financial Task Force. That group reviewed our revenue structure, identified its deficiencies, and developed a menu of opportunities for strengthening the bureau's financial structure. When council chooses to update our bureau's revenue model, the analysis and recommendations of our task force will serve as a cornerstone for council's deliberation and ultimate action.
Things change, including bureau leadership. This series of quiet but essential reforms pave the way for my successors. It's been an incredible privilege for me to initiate these actions. We all share Tyrone's experience from time to time. The reforms help guide the decisions you're called upon to make just a little bit easier. I wish you every success in the time to come.
Sincerely yours,
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John Cook, now my corporate cousin at TechFlash in Seattle, points out that the Emerald City's Madrona Venture Group has brought former Yahoo VP Matt Compton on board and stationed him in Portland.
Compton was planning to relocate to Portland anyway, John writes, which fit neatly with Madrona's plans:
"We actually like having someone on the ground in Portland," said (Matrona managing director Matt) McIlwain, adding that being able to walk or drive to early-stage startups is a "huge advantage." (McIlwain recently returned from meetings in Portland, so it wouldn't surprise me to see a deal emerge down south soon.)


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Our two worlds collided. I was out for lunch, and Paul Collins was heading home.
It was a couple days ago, and my mind was on ArtPrize -- the huge international art competition that opens Sept. 23 in Grand Rapids and is already starting to sprout up in our city. Little did I know that my chance encounter with Mr. Collins would lead to a great discussion about life, 9/11 and ArtPrize.
"Hey, what are you doing for the next 10 or 15 minutes," he asked, as I reached out my hand to say hello to one of Grand Rapids' best-known artists.
"Just grabbing some lunch," I said.
Paul led me to his Northeast side home, which he shares with his wife, Carol, and 98-year-old mother, Rheta.
And in his living room was a painting he is entering in ArtPrize. The painting will displayed at his downtown gallery, the Collins Fine Art Gallery, 146 Monroe Center NW. After the event, it will be displayed at DeVos Place, 303 Monroe Ave. NW.
He was not going to unveil the painting -- which he calls "9/12," dedicated to first responders and life-saving efforts in the days after the terrorist attacks in New York, Washington, D.C., and Pennsylvania -- until next year, but felt compelled to launch his efforts a little early when ArtPrize came calling.
Collins is forming a foundation with the help of local movers and shakers to benefit Grand Rapids police, firefighters and military veterans. It will be called Protect and Serve of Grand Rapids.
Here is my video interview with Collins, who can explain more about the painting, and his foundation.
While I was thinking back on Sept. 11, 2001, it reminded me of a Top 5 I wrote shortly after that day. Rather than giving my usual roundup of things to do, I focused my column on things that were not typically on my daily list.
Reading it again reminded me of how united we were as a country back then. And how that's not the case now.
By John Gonzalez
The Grand Rapids Press
Sept. 13, 2001
Who will ever forget Tuesday and the events that unfolded right before our eyes?
It was overwhelming and numbing. Immediately after the second plane crashed into the second tower of the World Trade Center in New York, one co-worker told me he was having difficulty "getting his arms around" the magnitude of the destruction and loss of life.
The newsroom at The Press was chaotic, of course. After the initial shock, I started making calls -- as did so many others on our staff -- for a local story.
One of those calls was to Terry Bonnell, the fair manager at the Allegan County Fair, who also happens to be a good friend of mine. I wanted to know about any possible changes to his concerts. But first, we talked about the tragedy.
"Can you believe it?" I asked him.
Terry paused to compose himself. "At times like this, you really think about your kids," said Terry, the father of two sons, a sophomore and senior, at Otsego High School.
"You bring kids into this world, hoping they will make a difference in this world. Then something like this happens and you wonder, 'What did I do? How could I have brought kids into this world?' "
His words hung on the line.
"Well," I said, trying to compose myself, "this is a crazy world. But, we can make a difference."
Obviously, we still have faith in this world and in this country. And like so many in the media have said, an event like this does bring us closer together.
So, as we try to deal with this tragedy on so many different levels, I thought it would be appropriate to offer a different top 5 list of things to do this weekend.
Here it goes:
5. Give blood. My friend Jason Wendtland of Bagels and Beyond on Alpine said he was called by the Grand Valley Blood Program earlier this week because he has O-negative blood and was planning to donate on Thursday.
"I guess O-negative is the type of blood that almost anyone can use," he said. "My wife joked they might feed me steak and potatoes and keep me there all day."
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4. Make a donation. You can help with disaster relief by sending cash or donating goods. Two local agencies are teaming with the September 11th Fund. (In case you haven't noticed, the date of the attack was 911.) The Heart of West Michigan United Way can be reached at 459-6281 or the Grand Rapids Community Foundation can be reached at 454-1751.
3. Pray. Why not get together weekly and continue the prayers begun this week in area churches? Our sense of community is strengthened by prayer. Don't let any day go by without a moment of reflection and prayer for the gifts we have and for the grieving people who need our support.
2. Call distant relatives or friends. You remember the old commercial, "Make a call to your mama lately?" Take a moment to call those friends and relatives. We get so wrapped up in our daily routines, we forget to stay in touch with those we love. It's not intentional. It just happens. Tell them you care.
1. Hug those you love. Like so many working parents, the minute I walked in the door on Tuesday I gave all three of my sons a hug and a kiss. I did it again on Wednesday and Thursday with the same meaning. So, with that said, my top thing to do this weekend: Gather them up. Moms, dads, grandmas, grandpas, husbands or wives, sons and daughters, and with all your might, squeeze them like you never want to let them go.
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United States Citizenship and Immigration Services Office of Citizenship
Tuesday, July 8, 2014 - 5:10pm
The Midwest has a history as a gateway for immigrants even if not as heralded as port cities in the east and west. Think of Chicago with its diverse ethnic population as early as the late 1800's, especially among Eastern Europeans, that continues today with the largest Bosnian refugee population in the country. Think also of Detroit, Motor City, at the turn of the last century when Ford Motor Company attracted immigrant workers from Southern Europe and the Middle East to build the earliest automobiles. Detroit now has the largest Middle Eastern population in the United States, most rece


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time to trim some fat off the piggie
Sentiment: Strong Sell
I wouldn't go that far. However, this stock has has a tremendous 20-30% run in the past few days and I would expect a pull back. Everything is positive for the long term, but consider the short term negative catalysts:
11% interest on a 175million loan.
unknown sales for the quarter.
increased costs to market.
I'm long, I just think the run has been too fast and will see a minor pull back to mid or low 13.00


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Being familiar with God's Love
Our primary goal as Christians is to continue to find out and grow even more Christ-like every single day. God wants to sanctify us and transform us more into Jesus, in regards to our activities and reasoning.
The most vital quality that God imparts on us is love. There's a reason this is considered as an important quality. Without love, we can never ever operate fully as humans. We won't be able to relate to various other individuals and generally anything else around us. There are plenty of individuals out there who go on day to day as Christians but are not walking in the kind of love God would want us to have.
Take a step back and you will see why all these wars, criminal activities and, murders are taking place. It's essentially a lack of love for God that has caused so much suffering in this world. You don't even have to progress to see this, just turn on the information and see how people hurt each various other.
With God's love, an individual would not dedicate all these nasty things. He wouldn't want to harm his next-door neighbor or any various other person close to him. It's this kind of love that God desires us to discover and to practice. Find out more about the power of the word of God.
Turning into God's love is a bit challenging considering that by nature guy is a fallen animal. We are born within this world in sin and no issue just how much we attempt, we can not clean ourselves nor have a deep enough tank to collect and share our natural love.
Regardless of our fallen nature, God has actually created a plan for us. The minute we accept Christ and become conserved, we are cleaned in Jesus' blood and cleaned throughout. We get the Holy Spirit as a guide and teacher. The Spirit will sanctify us and help us to discover ways to love everyone around us.
It doesn't stop there. The Holy Book likewise informs us that the Holy Spirit is eager to offer us 9 crucial gifts as we turn into our Christian faith. Nonetheless, the most right and crucial at the very leading of it is the quality of love.
The Holy Spirit has the ability to share his divine love and have it manifest into our personalities. By doing this we have a well-spring of love inside of us that we can then share with various other people.
Thanks to the love of God flowing within us; it is then possible to love ourselves, our household and even total strangers in the same unconditional means that Christ has showed us.
If every Christian and human being has this love flowing inside them, it will be simple to say farewell to wars, chaos, and criminal activities that are committed every day. We would then have the ability to reside in a world where tolerance, peace and acceptance reign.
This is the reason why Christians have to make it their priority to ask the Holy Spirit to fill them with the love of Christ. Furthermore, ask Him to showcase Himself into their characters and make them a better individual.


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MIDLAND, MI — The middle schools skills competition Head to Head recently held two competitions in the area and honored strong student performances in a variety of subjects.
The competition was held at Farwell Middle School on March 14 and Midland's Central Middle School on March 22. There were close to 300 students that took part in the competition.
Area students participate in a variety of events, including math, music social studies, and more. There are also performance events the students can take part in, like drawing, vocal competitions or interpretive speaking.
There is also Head to Head Live, a quiz bowl-style event where teams of students answer questions until one team is named champion.
Students from Midland's Central, Northeast and Jefferson middle schools; Bay City Western and Handy middle schools; and Hemlock Middle Schools all took part in the Midland competition.
Schools competing at the Farwell event included Beaverton Middle School, Gladwin Junior High School, Farwell Middle School, and Chippewa Hills Intermediate School.
Here are the first-place finishers at the competitions:
Midland Area:
Math (tie): Nicky Billovits (Northeast), Mithilesh Bhaskarvni (Northeast)
Language Arts: Anna Hales (Jefferson)
Music: Jack Yarosh (Jefferson)
Real World: Trent Sloggett (Jefferson)
Science: Colin Witt (Jefferson
Social Studies: Charlie Light (Northeast)
Art: Sam Rechsteiner (Western)
Sports and Fitness: Sam Ungerleider (Jefferson)
Art black and white: Sara Kollig (Jefferson)
Art color: Lauren Hoffman (Jefferson)
Vocal Solo: Elia Danielson, acc. by William Heeschen (Northeast)
Speaking Ensemble (tie): Kady Booth and McKenzie Fox (Northeast); Olivia Delano, Tyler Vincent and Dylan Helmling (Handy)
Instrumental Solo: Ayana Terauchi (Jefferson)
Vocal Ensemble: Rebekah Grossmeyer and Shelby Carlson (Hemlock)
Speaking Solo: Kostandi Stephenson (Northeast)
Instrumental Ensemble (tie): David Waier and Matthew Waier (Central); Ben Robertson and Connor Robertson (Northeast)
Head to Head Live: Austin Cochran, Nicky Billovits, Jacob Chapman and Charlie Light (Northeast)
Farwell Area:
Math (tie): Brandon Lintemuth (Chippewa Hills); Alexa Frost (Chippewa Hills)
Language Arts (tie): Carleigh Klamer (Gladwin); Kali Granlund (Chippewa Hills)
Art: Cassidy Christie (Beaverton)
Real World: Summer Gravelyn (Chippewa Hills)
Science: Many Kashyup (Gladwin)
Social Studies: Logan Graves (Beaverton)
Music: Ashley Falls (Gladwin)
Sports and Fitness: Andrew Whaley (Chippewa Hills)
Art black and white: Cassidy Christie (Beaverton)
Art Color: Tamra Mackie (Farwell)
Vocal Solo: Annika Zelinko (Gladwin)
Speaking Ensemble: Matt Loomis & Bailey Wilson (Chippewa Hills)
Instrumental Solo: Gabbie Bass (Chippewa Hills)
Vocal Ensemble: Ian Coffin, Annika Zelinko, Marlena Wakeman, and Collin Pratt (Gladwin)
Speaking Solo: Alexis Issette (Chippewa Hills)
Instrumental Ensemble: Gabbie Bass, Megan Beach, Wendy Stevens, Kalee Martin, Eric Moorman, Emily Voong, Ginger Frebes, Hailey Gandy, Haley Caryl, Natalie Bowman, Olivia Martin, Destiny Roosa, Brooke Doerr, Bailey Wilson, Jacob Beers, Lauryn Marquardt, April Mester, Jenna Koepf, Bailee Stirn, Sydney Jose, Taylor Evelhoch and Nicole Snyder (Chippewa Hills)
Head to Head Live: Edgar Espinoza, Andrew Pfeiffelman, Hannah Averill and Caitlyn Veasy (Farwell)


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Then i'm definently not getting NMH but what about Dragon QuestOriginally Posted by Skorp
I don't think they will screw up the controls on Okami. I'm pretty sure they will be improved with the IR for the celestial brush.
I haven't played NMH but RE4 is an amazing game. So good that you should be sad we aren't getting RE5. The controls aren't as tight as MP3 or MOHH2 but the wii version has better controls than the gamecube version.
Then i'm definently not getting NMH but what about Dragon QuestOriginally Posted by Skorp
NMH was a worthy rental.
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If i were you i'd buy virtua tennis, the reason people are buying this on wii is that it's the only tennis game currently out for wii and virtua tennis is made has online
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I've noticed a lot of Wii games are like, arcade games. I mean, in metal of honor the guy just moves for you and all you do is shoot targets.
I'm assuming MP3 is more of a real game but should I start with the first one or just skip to the third?
MOHH2 has two modes. There is the mode you are referring to where it is an on rails shooter. This mode is for the more casual audience. There is another mode where you control movement and such like a normal FPS.
MP3 is definitely a hardcore game. I own all three of them. I played through 95% of the first one. Haven't touched the second one yet. And played through about 25% of the third one. I don't really think you need to play the first two to enjoy the third.
am considering 2 games...mario strikers (soccer) and call of duty world world at war. Are these games worth getting? I am mostly interested in playing them online, not so much the actual games. I was thinking of holding off on call of duty and waiting for the conduit as it might have better online play. Any thoughts?
I currently have: wii fit, wii sports, mario galaxy, ddr2, zelda TP gamecube version, RE4, SSBB, mario kart, monkey ball, rock band 1, virtual console smb 1, 2, and 3....I am finding i really like the online mario kart and ssbb so am looking to get more online games.
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STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. -- Jane S. Aberlin, 98, a tireless volunteer who was dedicated to the growth of the Staten Island Jewish Community Center and was one of the seven pioneering women who helped create Snug Harbor Cultural Center & Botanical Garden, died Friday at her home in Sunrise Assisted Living, Concord, after a short period of failing health.
Mrs. Aberlin was recognized for over 60 years of leadership and service with the Jewish Community Center (JCC), where she served as vice president of the center and president of its women's division. She and her husband, Isador Aberlin, were deeply involved in the JCC and Jewish philanthropy.
"For most of her life, my mother was part of a large group of Staten Islanders who knew each other and were active in the community together in addition to being a very lively and sociable group. They were a very large but very tightly knit group," said her daughter, Jean Aberlin.
Mrs. Aberlin — along with Alice Diamond, Norma D'Arrigo, Eleanor Proske, Ethel Krant, Rita Sullivan and Betty Robinson — became the seven original members of the Snug Harbor "think tank," which functioned as a volunteer arm to serve the struggling cultural center when it was desperate to stay alive.
"Jane adored Snug Harbor, and she was involved in so many other organizations," said Mrs. Diamond, the wife of the late Advance Publisher, Richard E. Diamond. "She was a remarkable, inspirational leader to all of us, and she will be missed."
"I feel like a great light has gone out. She was just a wonderful woman," added Mrs. Diamond, who first met Mrs. Aberlin when she moved to Staten Island in 1963.
In 1971, Mrs. Aberlin was honored as a Staten Island Advance Woman of Achievement, following in the footsteps of her mother, May Greenwald Stein, who received the honor in 1964.
Mrs. Aberlin also developed a close friendship with Mrs. D'Arrigo that started with their involvement in Snug Harbor.
"Jane was such a wonderful, giving person and had so much to offer Staten Island," Mrs. D'Arrigo said.
"She was very knowledgeable and she was very much loved," added Mrs. D'Arrigo, who has been named a 2012 Woman of Achievement.
Mrs. Aberlin volunteered in other organizations, including the American Ballet Theater, the Federation of Jewish Philanthropies and the Visiting Nurse Association.
She contributed regularly to a column in the Advance, the Women's Forum. Some of those articles were published in a 1998 memoir, "Seniority Rules — a Light Look at Longevity."
Mrs. Aberlin's great-grandfather, Moses Greenwald, was one of the first Jews to settle on Staten Island, according to the family, when he immigrated from Germany in 1848.
Her grandfather, Abram Greenwald, was among the founders of the Jewish Community Center of Staten Island. Mrs. Aberlin was a teenager when she joined the JCC in 1929, the year it opened. The facility almost closed when the Depression made it difficult for members to meet their pledges, she recalled in an Advance article published in 1998.
"It was, in fact, a center of the Jewish community, which was very small at the time," she said of the JCC.
In the early 1980s, The North Shore JCC was named after her husband of 37 years, Isador, an attorney, certified public accountant and community activist, who died in 1977 at the age of 69.
Born Jane Stein in St. George, she graduated from Curtis High School and earned a bachelor's degree from Barnard College in 1934. She worked for a few years for national radio personality Ted Malone, who specialized in poetry and literature, prior to devoting the remainder of her life to her family and community service.
After their marriage in 1940, the Aberlins lived briefly in Manhattan before settling in Silver Lake. Mrs. Aberlin, who wintered later in life in Coconut Creek, Fla., moved to Portland, Maine, in 2002 and back to Staten Island to the Sunrise Assisted Living facility in 2006.
She was a longtime member of Temple Israel Reform Congregation of Staten Island, Randall Manor, and of the Richmond County Country Club, Dongan Hills.
Athletically inclined, she enjoyed dance of all types, taking part in a folk dance troupe at the JCC. She played tennis into her 80s. She also loved to travel.
In addition to her daughter, Jean, she is survived by her son, Robert, four grandchildren and a great-granddaughter. She was the companion of Dr. Max Werner, a retired Staten Island pediatrician, until his death in 2001.
A service will be held Tuesday at 11:00 a.m. in Meislohn-Silvie Funeral Home, Port Richmond, followed by burial in Baron Hirsch Cemetery, Graniteville, and a memorial at the Bernikow JCC, Sea View.


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Laurie Kellogg, who is serving a 25 years to life in prison for murdering her husband, has asked Gov. David Paterson for clemency.
Morgan Hook, speaking for the governor, said Tuesday Paterson has received a request for clemency from Kellogg, who is serving her sentence in the Bedford Hills Correctional Facility in Westchester County.
"We get a lot of clemency requests," Hook said. "About 150 a year. It is in the review process." He said a clemency committee reviews each request. He said it has not been determined yet if Kellogg is eligible.
Kellogg, now 45, was convicted July 2, 1992, of second-degree murder, first-degree manslaughter, first-degree burglary, first-degree criminal use of a firearm and second-degree criminal possession of a weapon.
She was charged with driving four teenagers from Pennsylvania to her husband's summer cottage in the Seneca County town of Romulus on June 9, 1991. Once there, 19-year-old Denver McDowell shot Kellogg's husband, Bruce Kellogg, in the head while he slept on a couch.
Bruce Kellogg's brother, Kenneth, of Port Byron, called Laurie's request for clemency "outrageous." "She should spend the rest of her life behind bars," he said. "Look what she did. Imagine driving five hours with a bunch of little criminals and illegally entering out camp to do away with my brother."
Kenneth Kellogg said he doesn't believe for a minute Laurie's claim that Bruce abused her.
Kenneth Kellogg said he and his sister, Barbara Carter of Scipio, and Bruce Kellogg's first wife Debra, also of Scipio, have filed letters with the governor's office against clemency for Laurie. They also have asked politicians such as Assemblyman Gary Finch, R-Springport, for help. "We're doing what we can," he said.
Laurie Kellogg always maintained her innocence, saying she was unaware of the plot to kill her husband. She said she had driven to the Seneca County cottage to confront Bruce about allegations that he had sexually abused two teen girls.
She also maintained that she endured years of physical, sexual and psychological abuse at the hand of her husband. She was portrayed during the trial as a victim who went along with McDowell's murder plan because she was suffering from battered woman's syndrome.
Kellogg's supporters keep a Web site at www.lauriekellogg.org.
Bruce Kellogg's supporters can be reached by e-mailing email@example.com
Debra J. Groom can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com, 470-3254 or 251-5586.
Laurie Kellogg, who is serving time for killing her husband in Romulus, asks for clemency
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Laurie Kellogg, who is serving a 25 years to life in prison for murdering her husband, has asked Gov. David Paterson for clemency.


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On Sunday, Dec. 12, at St. Matthew Lutheran Church, 10390 S.W. Canyon Road, The Big Horn Brass will perform some holiday favorites along with guest vocalist Valerie Day. The music begins at 6 p.m. with the Big Horn Brass starting their set at 6:30 p.m.
Come for a wonderful evening of your favorite holiday and festive brass music. The Big Horn Brass concert will open with a candle lighting to observe the annual Worldwide Candle Lighting sponsored by The Compassionate Friends. The candle lighting is observed each year on the second Sunday in December.
The Big Horn Brass was founded in 1983 by Andrew Harris. Members of the group come from the Oregon Symphony, Portland Opera, Columbia Symphony, Pioneer Brass, Columbia Brass, and top freelance musicians. The group performs a wide variety of music including classical, romantic, renaissance, ragtime, marches, brass band, patriotic, big band charts, and movie music.
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- San Jose, CA (SJC-Norman Y. Mineta San Jose Intl.) 5-min drive; 1.8 miles/2.8 km
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Despite winning four of their previous five games, the New Orleans Hornets came off the All-Star break and suffered a deflating 96-87 loss to the Chicago Bulls Tuesday night at the New Orleans Arena. Unable to contend with the Bulls' physical play, the Hornets were outrebounded 47-39. The Hornets had just eight turnovers at the halfway point of the fourth quarter, but they turned the ball over seven times in the final six minutes. Hornets guard Eric Gordon, who is becoming the focus of trade rumors, finished with 20 points, which was the eighth time in 19 games that he's scored at least 20 points. But the Hornets made 4-of-17 shots from 3-point range and forward Ryan Anderson missed 11 of 13 shots for 10 points. The Hornets play the Cleveland Cavaliers Wednesday night at Quicken Loans Arena.
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Imagine the global economy in 20 years.
Whatever it is that is happening now - the Great Recession of the Third Millennium, perhaps? - will long have become a part of history. And the whole world will have moved on to something new and likely very different.
There is no way, of course, to predict what our economic life will be like in 2029, though British Prime Minister Gordon Brown, in an address to a joint session of Congress last Wednesday, put on his prognosticating hat.
In 20 years, he imagined, the global economy could have doubled, with billions who are now producers having become consumers.
And the members of the U.S. House and Senate loved it.
(Back in Brown's Britain, however, the reception was a bit more chilly, though that might well have something to do with the fact that it's election season over there.)
Brown's forecast came with a warning: This is how the world could be - if the global economic powers do not fall into a protectionist crouch during the current crisis.
Brown's prognosis may be debatable, but his warning is iron-clad. The world's economy could greatly increase in size over the next two decades. Or it could grow more slowly than one might wish. But here's what's not debatable: If the United States or Japan or some of the economic powers of Europe begin to get nervous and erect barriers to trade as a result, the global economic fate will be sealed. And it won't be pretty.
You can examine all of recorded economic history and not find a single instance in which protectionism proved the better course. But that fact hasn't stopped people and nations from falling into the same old trap time and again.
Brown will be hosting a world economic forum in London next month. We trust he'll be saying much the same thing then.
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Wagner College swept a non-league softball doubleheader from visiting Manhattan College yesterday with a pair of 10-2 mercy-rule wins.
The Seahawks (11-17 overall) jumped out early in the opener with a four-run first inning highlighted by RBI hits from senior Andrea Lazzari (double), sophomore and Notre Dame Academy product Ashley Olsen (single) and senior Jaclyn Vanore (bunt single).
After Manhattan halved the margin with two unearned runs in the second, Wagner upped its lead to 7-2 in the third thanks to a Vanore triple plating Olsen and a two-run double from soph Hailey Corthell.
The Seahawks secured the victory in the sixth. Junior Kate Eshelman doubled in two runs and Vanore ended it with an RBI single; it was the third hit in the game for each.
Freshman hurler Kaelynn Armenta improved to 5-8 on the season with four strikeouts and no earned runs allowed.
Wagner followed the same script in the second game, scoring three times in the first frame on an Eshelman RBI single, Vanore run-scoring force and a steal of home by soph Amanda Garcia.
The Jaspers (6-16) cut the deficit to 3-2 in the second, but Wagner stretched its advantage to 6-2 in the fourth. Olsen plated Vanore with a pinch-hit double, freshman Laura Hennig delivered a sacrifice fly and Emily Peirce produced an RBI single.
A four-run fifth sealed the win, as Eshelman (third hit) and Vanore registered RBI singles and junior Amanda deLancellotti and freshman Vanessa Lenart had sac flies.
Junior pitcher Danielle Wagoner (3-0) stayed perfect with three strikeouts in five innings.
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|Subsidiary of Midway Games
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|Retro Studios
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|March 23, 2000
|August 11, 2008
|Austin, Texas, United States
|Area 51 series
|Independent (2000-2004)
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Midway Studios Austin was founded as Inevitable Entertainment on March 23, 2000 and acquired by Midway Games in 2004.[1] Responsible for developing Area 51 and its 2007 sequel BlackSite: Area 51.
On August 11, 2008, Midway announced it was canceling the game in development at its Austin location and was laying off between 90 and 130 of the Austin employees.[2] In December 2008, the studio closed its doors, laying off the entire local workforce as part of a larger, company-wide, action.[3] Many of its former staff members have since left to other companies such as Retro Studios, Certain Affinity, and the now-defunct Vigil Games.
Games produced by Midway Studios Austin[edit]
- Tribes: Aerial Assault (2002)
- The Hobbit (2003)
- Area-51 (2005)
- BlackSite Area 51 (2007)
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- ^ Rockwell, Lilly (2008-08-12). "Midway to lay off much of staff at Austin studio". Austin American-Statesman. Retrieved 2008-08-11.[dead link]
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Ignore the crap, read the book and start a Primal/Paleo lifestyle
Ok, laying it out there for all you people that really know what they are doing, or think they do..LOL
I started a weight loss program back in Feb of 2012. It was the Ideal protein diet. Pre packaged food, costs quite a bit of money. Ideal Protein Provides its Dieters with a Weight Loss Method and Diet that Works
Now, I went from 232 to 201 from Feb 21, to May 1st, no exercise at all. We thought we could just do it on our own, having protein shakes for breakfast and lunch, with veggies and then a full meal (protein and veggies) for supper. It's basically what the Ideal protein is. I started exercising some and got down to 190ish. Then all hell broke lose.
Wife is a fantastic baker and that's my weakness. We got a new Foster girl and she's never baked before and loves helping the Mrs. I PAY FOR IT.
I read the 4 hour body. Tried that. No whites, no refined, cheat one day a week, 4 hour body work out, 2-3 x week weights to fatigue, H.I.I.T. on the treadmill every other day. Nothing, stayed the same. Weight measurements etc, all the same.
Came across this site thru people bragging about it on 4 hour body, thought I'd give it a go. First thing I ran into was the potato diet. I did it, gave up today (day 7). Did I lose? Not sure as we bought a new scale as the old one (digital) gives you a different weight everytime you get on it. Felt weak on the potatoes, tired, slept a bunch more. But I did walk for 1 hour 3 times this last week, as well as split wood most nites. I also do the cold showers, cold pack on shoulders, taking the "wonder pill" Green Coffee Bean! Drink yerba mate tea all the time, drink plenty of water, get atleast 8 hours sleep a nite or more. Meditate for stress.
So?????? Why was I so successful on the expensive diet and can't do it on my own? What in the hell am I doing wrong?
Lose over 30 lbs in roughly ? 10 weeks and now can't lose anything???????
Also tried fasting, sauna all the time to sweat crap out of me?
Do I need a knife to cut it off? Lipo suction? Stomach stapled?
I really need help as the wife and I had a plan. If we both lost our target, we'd go south this winter (live in Canada), whoever did the best, got to choose. She's already won, long ago, but if I don't get there soon, I'll be 135 lbs lighter, (loss of wife). LOL
Sorry for the ramble.
Ignore the crap, read the book and start a Primal/Paleo lifestyle
Eating primal is not a diet, it is a way of life.
Don't forget to play!
Ok......what is the "crap"?
the potato diet.
Primal since August 2012. CW: 317.
Diets! - Ideal Protein, 4 hour body, the Fruit, figs and flatulence diet...all crap.
Read the book or at least read http://www.marksdailyapple.com/forum/thread17722.html
Eating primal is not a diet, it is a way of life.
Don't forget to play!
You're all over the place. Get focused, read the Primal Blueprint and do what it says --- to the letter. Great that the little lady likes to bake --- counter productive to the two parents in the household. Ask the little lady to take up painting, scrap booking or chess. Kick the sugar and the carbs to the curb and get serious. The end.
Start Date: 25-06-12 @ 161lbs
Goal Reached: 30-09-12 @ 143lb. Now bouncing between 145lb - 149lb. I'd like less bounce and more consistency :-)
Started Cross Fit 20.12.12 ---- Can't wait to submit my success story on the 1st anniversary of starting primal.
[QUOTE=bdilla;985447]your entire post.
LOL...not sure how to take that.????
I've been reading a lot, and I'm not sure what is different from the 4 hour body to Primal? Both talk about not eating refined, less exercise etc. Only differance I've seen so far is 4 hour uses legumes, Primal doesn't.
Am I missing something?
Take the baked goods to work or donate to bake sales.
The problem could be portion control or simply that you've already lost considerable weight and it's now tougher to lose. You're down to 190, how tall are you?
I agree with the others, go back to the basics. Skip the shakes and eat REAL food. Read the book or at least Mark's primer.


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Gabriela Beňačková studied with Tatiana Kresanková in Zilina, Slovakia and then with Janko Blaho at the Bratislava Conservatory. She was a prizewinner at the 1962 Janáček Competition at Luhačovice, Moravia and also the 1963 Dvořák Competition at Karlovy Vary, Bohemia. She sang in several smaller theatres before joining the company of the National Theatre, Prague, where she made her début in 1970 as Natasha/War and Peace, going on to sing major lyrico-dramatic rôles there. She first sang one of her most famous assumptions, Janáček's Jenůfa, in Prague in 1975, making her Vienna State Opera début in this part in1978. Her Covent Garden début was in 1979 as Tatyana/Eugene Onegin.
From 1981 Beňačková pursued a freelance career, appearing frequently in Munich and Vienna (she was made a Kammersängerin of the Vienna State Opera in 1988). Major rôles at this time included Maddalena/Andrea Chénier, Marguerite/Faust and the title rôle in Smetana's Libuše, which she sang at the reopening of the Prague National Theatre in 1983. Beňačková made her American début in 1986 as Jenůfa at San Francisco and sang Dvořák's Rusalka in a concert performance in New York in 1987. She first appeared at the Metropolitan Opera in 1992 as Kát'a Kabanová, returning to sing Leonora/Fidelio, Mimì/La Bohème, Jenůfa, Rusalka and Desdemona/Otello.
During the 1990s Beňačková took on some heavier rôles, singing Elisabetta/Don Carlo and Ariadne/Ariadne auf Naxos as well as Leonora, Maddalena and Rusalka in Zürich, where she was a guest from 1992. She appeared as Amelia/Un ballo in maschera in Paris in 1993 and as Senta/Der fliegende Holländer in Venice in 1995, as well as repeating her Jenůfa in Berlin in 1993.
Following her farewell tour in 2008 Beňačková took up the post of director of the Bratislava Opera. The possessor of both a luxuriant voice and an excellent stage presence, Beňačková was the pre-eminent Jenůfa and Rusalka of her generation and was equally at home in the traditional Italian and German repertoire, as well as being a fine concert singer. She committed many of her major rôles to disc, those recordings with Václav Neumann and Sir Charles Mackerras conducting being especially memorable.
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With a stay at Galeri Ciumbuleuit Hotel in Bandung, you'll be in the business district and minutes from Rumah Mode Factory Outlet, and close to Parahyangan Catholic University. This hotel is within close proximity of Sasana Budaya Ganesha and Bandung Zoo.
Make yourself at home in one of the 89 air-conditioned rooms featuring kitchenettes with refrigerators and dishwashers. Rooms have private balconies. 26-inch LCD televisions with cable programming provide entertainment, while complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected. Conveniences include phones, as well as safes and desks.
Relax at the full-service spa, where you can enjoy body treatments and facials. You can take advantage of recreational amenities such as an outdoor pool and a fitness center. Additional features at this hotel include complimentary wireless Internet access, wedding services, and a fireplace in the lobby.
Enjoy a meal at one of the hotel's dining establishments, which include 2 restaurants and a coffee shop/café. From your room, you can also access 24-hour room service. Meet other guests and eat at a complimentary reception. Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge.
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This scholarship is awarded to the sons and daughters of military heroes who have been killed, classified as a prisoner of war, missing in action or are permanently disabled as the result of an operational mission or training accident.
Mason's father, James Markwell, was a Private First Class in the U.S. Army when he was killed in action during the U.S. invasion of Panama. Mason is currently a freshman at Olympic College and also works as an on-call technician at Banfield Pet Hospital.
The Freedom Alliance Scholarship Fund has awarded more than $4 million in scholarships. For more information, visit www.FAScholarship.com or www.FreedomAlliance.org.
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