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i am agreed with u bro , in twin cities there r many excellent condition daewoos r still under use of Army, Air Force and Govt officers and they r not willing to sale it.
@haha nice topic
poster got a really nice car upto mark and people who are saying that daewoo doesnt worth more than 2 lakhs its preety wronge as in islamabad pindi these cars are in huge number.well i sold my 1st daewoo for 290 in 1997-2003 it was maintained car from fedral autos
had a baleno from 2003-2008 poor suspension even geniune parts wont last long..had preety bad experiances..
buyed a daewoo again in 2008 jan sold it after one year for 320k even at that time no daewoo worths more than 270-280
it really repends what i buyed was a good car made it more than good that is a problem with other cars for example repaint dosent make any difference to daewoo market engine swap dosent..one whole in daewoo car matters and else who says spare parts are not findable and expensive..
we own Corolla 2 1997 model, had a indus rolla for centuries there parts are way to expensive and even baleno parts are more expensive than daewoo the thing is daewoo arnt become popular expect islamabad and pindi is becuase there isnt any quality mechanics and avialibilty of parts make it worse and unreliable car in peoples eyes..my dear fellow members were saying u have a better option in 4 lakh rupess yes we do have better options lyk buying a 95 civic which would be pain in *** and would be visiting workshop every day..or u cant get a car in 4 lakh rs in which u are comfortable and you can go even without giving a second thought that ya it will go till khi..the thing is i recommend it beacuse in this money u can get a clean mehran or khyber way far more better than these..
i disagree with few of my brother that it is better than a corolla or honda certainly it isnt and even its not fast than those cars ohc version which usually come to pakistan.. it is comparable with corolla's and honda's but daewoo dash board is made with ghata so there isnt any match of build quality from a japanese car.. but seriously who cares for a dash board.and some interior noises..
some brothers mentioning the brake problem that is due to ff brakes to heats on long routes but if u change the servo with cielo servo or corolla than the problem would get resolved.
timing belt and cam issue dosent come untill your engine overhauled and head get faced..if u get the engine overhaul never face your head buy a kabli head or kabli engine..
generator causes issues replace it with cielo's,nissan,or hitachi this issue would be resolved as well
i currenty own a cielo buyed a daewoo and converted it buy own self and replaced like every thing expect frame..which certainly cant do in civic and corolla caz woh phir 10 lakh mein ja ke paray ge tou yah 4-5 lakh mein parhti hai..so every thing worths and cars does pay off by there condition
even my mechanic says that time to me that brp it would be difficult to get any thing over 300k because daewoo dun worth much n u know us waqt garian sasti thien tab i sold for 320k so it really depends yar..other than that maintance is cheap cng consumption is awsum even did 180+ on motorways without ac..its condenser is even bigger than xlis so thats why ac is awsome so it really is a good car..i know people in lhr and khi who really dun like daewoo but in islamabad and pindi in few years its really getting some good market now even daewoo in bad shape fetch yew anyfink between 250-300k btw local reg cars like isb lhr and pindi not khi and small cities reg and only cars which came in officers scheme or army qoutas,even good daewoo cost you from 300-370..
i am the owner of 3 daewoo's from 97.. till 2010. many of pw friend in daewoo fan club knows me ..so daewoo is not a bad car its good value for money..i drove my car about 10 thousand km and didnt went to workshop just for oil change..
hope not long answer any one wana see my cielo can see in daewoo fourm or if poster dun mind and any body wana see it i can post the pictures here
i not only worth the money we spend.. it really gives the driving pleasure.. i alwasy mentioned this that i love its sound alot ... when b/w 2000-3000RPM it sounds like brrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr.. will try to upload the video.. and its hell comfortable.. and driving pleasure is awsume..
and yeh we willl love to see ya daewoo..
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hope yew guys like it n ya these are 10 months old pics now car is tinted number plates changed and also missing indicators are inplaced
MashAllah, Excellent mate!
Ignore the people who's always talking behind your back, that's where they belong, behind you!!!
loved your car tauxeef bhai..
yaar wats the secret how did u manage to get zero meter??
there are alot of cars (i hav heard) parked zero meter in outskirts of isb, how one can get those cars??
A "cool dude" who says civic is the best car in the universe actually owns a CD 70!
thanx bro.. well i got it from an auction held at peshawar airport.. it was bought fr the MD of an airline.. but luckly :p he didnt know to put it in reverse soo he got an xli then and the car was in garage for 3 years and the auctioned..
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and do let me know where they r standin there.. i m lovin daewoo that much that i am plaining to add one more in ma fleet plz do let me knw
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@tauxeef : Brother i like ur car , MashAllah v.nice car , please do write a detailed review of daewoo racer its pros and cons.......i find its interior much more roomy then civic 7th gen , margalla , corolla previous gen , also i find it much more luxurious then these cars.... do you agree or is it just me?
@sial_ali thanx broo. will surly rite it soon..
yeh u r absolutely rite.. its v luxurious, rooms, and hav smooth ride
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gr8 car
nicely kept but it really isnt zero meter,its used but in a extra ordinary nice condition
nice ride
Learn da Rulz... then breaK them....
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halaka muje aaj tak ye samej nahi aaye keh tumhare 1993 Model ki car 2010 mei Zero Meter kasi ha??
mara lagta ha tum ne meter ko khool kar us ko Zero kiya howa ha
& u r feeling urself happy with it . . .
whenever u see ur Zero Meter u gets Energy
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After Plans To Expand Convention Center Fall Apart, Will Comic-Con International Leave San Diego?
Comics-industry insiders say Comic-Con International's history with San Diego is too well-established for the convention's organizers to ever pick up and move to another city, but many are fretting about just that after a tax plan that would have paid for an expansion to San Diego's convention center went bust.
Last month, the Fourth District Court of Appeals struck down a hotel levy that would have been the main funding mechanism for improvements to the convention center. The San Diego City Council decided last week not to appeal that ruling, leaving the convention center in quite a fix. The expansion plan was a big reason why Comic-Con re-upped with San Diego through 2016.
Now, city officials are going to have to find a new way to foot the bill for the expansion, and fast. The renovations were supposed to start late this year, and other cities–namely Los Angeles and Anaheim–have made overtures about wanting to host Comic-Con in the future.
To allay worries, Comic-Con International's David Glanzer said that the space at the convention center is just one factor among many–including hotel space and rates–in determining where Comic-Con takes place.
"We hope there will be a solution that allows Comic-Con to stay in San Diego for years to come," he said. That certainly seems to leave the door open to a move.

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Binghamton, NY (WBNG Binghamton) Broome County is a little healthier now than it was this time last year.
That's according to the 2013 County Health Rankings.
The Wisconsin-based study analyzed the well being of nearly every county in the country through 25 factors, including poverty, smoking and obesity.
Of New York's 62 counties, Broome ranks 48 in terms of overall health.
That's an improvement over the last year's ranking of 56.
Members of the county health department are optimistic about the rankings, but think some areas can improve.
"We need to work on eating more fruits and vegetables. We are still lower in that category and that would help ease the burden on many chronic illnesses including cancer," said Mary McFadden, the supervising public health inspector.
The health department credits the community as a whole making healthier choices for the climb in rank, but doesn't believe the study is entirely accurate.
"It's limited, it does not capture everything, it does not capture all the local statistics here," McFadden said. "We are working on our own community health assessment that looks at many more indicators than this provides."
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Oswego, NY -- Today is the last day to register for a workshop on how to market agricultural products around the world.
Cornell Cooperative Extension of Oswego County is hosting the program titled "Developing a Competitive Edge in a Global Agriculture Economy" from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Tuesday. The program will address concerns such as labor, food safety regulations and the challenges in marketing agricultural produce on a global scale.
Some speakers will be:
**Dr. Miguel Gomez, an assistant professor in the Department of Applied Economics and Management at Cornell University, who will run an open forum during which farmers can ask questions in regards to marketing agricultural produce on a global scale.
**Tom Maloney, senior extension educator with the Department of Applied Economics and Management at Cornell University, will talk about the immigration challenges and give a brief overview of recruitment and retention of farm workers.
**Bernie DiBattista, statewide program coordinator, state Department of Agriculture and Markets, Food Safety & Inspection will discuss the voluntary food safety certification and audit program that farmers can apply for to assist them in marketing produce in a society of increased food safety concerns.
The cost of the program is $12 and includes lunch and materials. To register, call Karen Meyers today at 963-7286, ext 201.


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So how is a duck's life like mine? What kind of ducks live around here? I don't know. I don't really know anything about ducks. I feed ducks and I watch ducks. I enjoy ducks because they make me relax.
This is what I learned. Ducks have some kind of organization. There are families. I know that most female ducks are not very attractive. I can certainly tell ducklings.
I see that some ducklings are young, while others are older. The young ducklings stick by Mama. The older ducklings, or what I think of as pubescent ducks, are bigger and more adventuresome. Actually these ducks come across as somewhat "coltish". Not necessarily all legs but wings seem bigger or clumsier than the full grown ducks. The baby ducks are totally adorable. They literally scamper in the water.
When you feed the ducks at the pond, watch them. Their behaviors are human behaviors. Mama is nurturing.....the babies follow her everywhere. The babies will try to get the food but to no avail. They are not big enough or strong enough. The female ducks will hang out together but warily. The male ducks aren't even in the pond! They are hanging out under the tree. If they were men, they would have a beer in their hands, I swear.
The teenage ducks start to compete for the food. They will splash around and make themselves known. The babies will scamper towards mom away from any action. Equate it to either a dance or a fight.....got the picture? The male ducks strut their stuff out of the water. They are brazen! One male duck stood less than a foot from me while I was feeding the ducks in the pond. I even spoke to the duck and told him he gets nothing unless he gets in the water. Yeppers, he turned around and high-tailed it out of there.
So why didn't I see this before about ducks? Why didn't I see that the male duck wanted to be alone and explore and to flaunt his maleness? Why didn't I realize that men and ducks had so much in common? Is all of nature like this?
Did I spend my life with my children protecting and nurturing?
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Southwest Tualatin-Sherwood Road is back open in Tualatin after a commercial truck lost several steel beams it was carrying Monday afternoon, according to police.
The east lanes of the roadway were blocked, causing traffic delays near Southwest Martinazzi Avenue, police said. The loose beams hit the truck's cab and damaged it.
The truck's driver was not injured during the incident, said Lt. Greg Pickering, a Tualatin Police spokesman. Officers did not issue any citations.
The crash was the second in a month that involved a commercial truck losing a load of beams in Tualatin.
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You're busy, you miss stuff, we get it. Here's a Friday roundup of recent events I've covered in arts, health and fitness.
Christopher Russell is a Portland artist -- recently from LA -- who scratches, tears, stomps and runs over his own photos. Using a cheap camera lens, he shoots right at the sun. The result, you might say, looks like the end of the world.
Is Portland prepared if Ebola shows up? The doctor overseeing area hospitals says yes, but still worries.
The bests theater, dance and classical music in Portland this fall, from weeping Mahler to "Dreamgirls" to Diavolo's acrobatic dancers.
How good was the Oregon Shakespeare Festival this year? My review roundup of "Richard III," a terrific play about a war veteran, and the next LBJ play, "The Great Society," plus seven other shows still playing in Ashland.
Want to keep fit when the weather turns wet? A high-tech bike fitness studio in Sellwood uses power meters that will change your life.


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I'm a highly motivated seller. I would love to sell this bike to a club member or another local athlete (if you know any interested Team Z members, please pass it on), but I'm posting this on eBay this weekend. The non-Zipp price ($2,800) with full Dura-Ace 7900 is lower than a Cervelo P2C with an Ultegra/105 mix. You can buy a pro-level bike at an entry-level price. If you want a tri bike, this is the one to buy.
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Ann Arbor Greenhills jumped out to a 32-12 halftime lead and never looked back.
Greenhills' Andrew Khouri led all scorers with 30 points, and Emmet Kulka added 12 points and four steals.
"I think Andrew is now 24 points away from 1000 in his career," Greenhills coach Andrew Wright said. "We're up two games in the conference. We may be able to at least tie for the championship depending on what happens tonight."
Greenhills (11-1, 10-0 Michigan Independents Blue) will visit Taylor Baptist Park at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, Feb. 5.


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Great post! No, I wasn't being serious about the guilt thing; in fact, it's a "guilt" that I feel very fortunate to have. Music and skating are great on their own but you put them together and it can be pure magic. I feel strongly also about both of Patrick's Four Seasons programs. With his footwork and transitions and smooth skating, Patrick helped me hear Four Seasons in a new way.Not sure if you meant the "guilt" thing seriously. If you did, no guilt needed!
As a musician, your post delighted me. It doesn't matter how one comes to love music -- only that you get there. For me, one of the special pleasures of figure skating (and dance) is seeing a piece take shape in 3D, so to speak. I love seeing how choreographers treat pieces I grew up with and watching skaters and dancers bring them to life.
One of the best examples is Virtue/Moir's exquisite Mahler program from 2010. Watching them, my jaw hit the floor -- never in a million years would I have thought of that music for ice dance, but wow! Same for Carolina's 2014 "Ave Maria." I've never liked the piece very much but Carolina made me hear it in a different way. Now it will always remind me of her lovely skating in Sochi.
Then there was the Shibs' Michael Jackson program this year. MJ doesn't exactly float my boat either (to say the least) but the Shibs made it work for me. Anything that can actually make me listen to MJ, even for a few minutes in a skating program, is nothing short of a miracle!
It's great that we all love skating for so many reasons and bring so many different perspectives to it. Which is just one of the special pleasures of GS. All the best!


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ALABASTER, Alabama -- The Alabaster Board of Education will hold a special meeting concerning organization of its new school district starting at 5 p.m. on Monday.
The work session's agenda covers the broad topic of discussion on matters related to formation of the new school district. The meeting will happen at the Alabaster Senior Citizen Center.
The work session follows the board's last meeting that happened on Jan. 21. During the meeting, the board approved the hiring of a chief school financial officer as well as other matters related to the ongoing development of the new district.
Additionally, the board the same night held a work session on a facilities assessment report conducted by Volkert engineering firm. The report offered recommendations about needed repairs to school buildings that will be in the new district.
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Tamara Thomas Dance presents - Overcoming Inertia
Tamara Thomas Dance presents - Overcoming Inertia
Independent Artists Tamara Thomas, lecturer at the Edna Manley College of the Visual and Performing Arts, presents her first independent project titled "OVERCOMING INERTIA" on Friday July 5, 2013 and Saturday July 6, 2013 at 7:00pm at the Edna Manley College of the Visual and Performing Arts – School of Dance – Studio Theatre.
The two evenings of work will integrate hip-hop, Guinea dance, Sabar, Jamaican folk, Umfundalai and Modern into a rich tapestry of social and emotional movement experiences. The program includes an array of newer and older choreography that has been created over the past three years by Tamara Thomas. Pieces such as "Fya Wata Muma" and "Obatala – Revisited" will straddle the fence in re-envisioned folk forms juxtaposed against sounds of jazz and spoken word. The topics that will be discussed in the evening of work, such as critical love, individual and community values, ancestral reverence and perseverance, are discussions that are pressing in our current lived spaces.
Following each show will be a talk back that allows the audience to engage the choreographer and dancers in the creative and performance process. With experienced dancers and critical and exciting dance, the evening proves to be quite refreshing and vital to the rich dancescape.
A lecture demonstration targeting the youth population will take place on Friday July 5 at 1:00 at the School of Dance – Studio Theatre.
Tickets for Friday July 5 are $1,000.00 and tickets for Saturday July 6 are $1,500.00 as there is a reception following the show. More information about Tamara Thomas Dance and OVERCOMING INERTIA can be gathered at http://tamarathomasdance.wix.com/tamarathomasdance and https://www.facebook.com/TamaraThomasDance
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EVESHAM TWP. — Cash, drug paraphernalia and a vehicle were seized during the execution of a search warrant Friday at a home in the unit block of Blanchard Road in Marlton.
The search came as the result of an on-going investigation into the sale of marijuana, police said.
The paraphernalia was items police felt are used in the sale and manufacture of drugs, said police.
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A new measurement tool, the automated software CoreScan, for the GE Lunar iDXA, has been validated for measuring visceral adipose tissue (VAT) against computed tomography in normal-weight populations. However, no study has evaluated the precision of CoreScan in measuring VAT among severely obese patients.
Purpose: The purpose of the study was to evaluate the precision of CoreScan for VAT measurements in severely obese adults (body mass index > 40 kg·m−2).
Methods: A total of 55 obese participants with a mean age of 46 ± 11 yr, body mass index of 49 ± 6 kg·m−2, and body mass of 137.3 ± 21.3 kg took part in this study. Two consecutive iDXA scans with repositioning of the total body were conducted for each participant. The coefficient of variation, the root-mean-square averages of SD of repeated measurements, the corresponding 95% least significant change, and intraclass correlations were calculated.
Results: Precision error was 8.77% (percent coefficient of variation), with a root-mean-square SD of 0.294 kg and an intraclass correlation of 0.96. Bland–Altman plots demonstrated a mean precision bias of −0.08 ± 0.41 kg, giving a coefficient of repeatability of 0.82 kg and a bias range of −0.890 to 0.725 kg.
Conclusions: When interpreting VAT results with the iDXA in severely obese populations, clinicians should be aware of the precision error for this important clinical parameter.
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Syracuse – The state task force charged with saving money in the Medicaid program will meet Wednesday in Albany in a public meeting.
The group, the Medicaid Redesign Team, will not take public comments, but people can attend or watch through a webcast. The meeting will be from 12:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. in the Hart Lounge of Albany's Egg Performing Arts Center.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo created the task force early this year to find ways to save money in Medicaid, the government's health care program for the poor and disabled. Medicaid costs are shared by county, state and federal governments. Currently, New York spends more than $53 billion each year to provide health care to nearly 5 million people.
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Village of Sussex – A 29-year-old man was charged in Waukesha County Circuit Court on Jan. 21 after allegedly crashing his vehicle while intoxicated and injuring his infant daughter on Sunday afternoon.
Ian K. Anderson was charged with one count operating while intoxicated causing injury, operating with prohibited alcohol concentration causing injury and misdemeanor bail jumping. The defendant was out on bail after being charged with one count of misdemeanor hit and run last September.
The responding officer said he found the car sitting in a ditch on Richmond Road around 5:30 p.m. on Jan. 20. Anderson was standing on the side of the road holding his daughter, according to the complaint. The officer said in the complaint that the defendant seemed unsteady on his feet, and when asked what happened, allegedly said he did not remember. The officer noted in the complaint that the defendant allegedly smelled strongly of liquor and his eyes were bloodshot.
The officer asked if the defendant and his child were OK, and the defendant said he believed so. Ambulance personnel later noted that the infant's right hand seemed to be bruised and swollen, according to the complaint.
According to the complaint, the officer allegedly noticed unopened beers in the vehicle and a water bottle that contained a brown liquid suspected to be alcohol. There were also three red plastic containers the defendant said contained gasoline, including a container on the floor in front of where the child was sitting in his child seat, according to the complaint.
Anderson allegedly failed all field sobriety tests conducted and vomited several times before police were able to conduct a breath test, the complaint reads.
If convicted of all counts, Anderson faces up to four years and nine months in prison and up to $18,000 in fines. The defendant's next expected court appearance is Jan. 25.
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A couple of days ahead of schedule, Island County Prosecutor Greg Banks rested his case against accused double-murderer Joshua Lambert Monday.
The day's testimony provided insights into Lambert's state of mind after the murders through candid conversations he had with his mother and the unusual circumstances surrounding his written confession.
Lambert is set to give his opening statement Wednesday morning, after which he will present his case. He is acting as his own attorney and is asserting an insanity defense.
LAMBERT IS charged with the Oct. 3, 2011 murder of his two grandfathers and the kidnapping of his great aunt.
Lambert is expected to call an expert witness to testify that he suffers from paranoid schizophrenia and was legally insane at the time of the murders; the prosecutors will likely call his own expert witnesses during rebuttal.
In court papers and interviews with the Whidbey News-Times, Lambert claims that he committed the murders during schizophrenic delusions.
The prosecution, however, argues that Lambert committed the murders after injecting methamphetamine, which may or may not have caused hallucinations.
Monday afternoon, Banks finished his presentation with jailhouse recordings of conversations — phone calls and in-person — between Lambert and his mother, Susan Lambert.
Lambert is accused of killing her father, August Eisner, as well as his other grandfather, George Lambert. Both were 80 years old.
It's clear in the recordings that Susan Lambert is extremely sad and upset, but she doesn't abandon her son.
"You're not getting anything from me. I love you Josh, but I hate what you did," she said. "I want to make that very clear."
In one recording, Susan Lambert asks her son what he was "on" when he committed the crimes, but he responds that he "can't talk about too many details."
"I DON'T know how I got to this point in the first place," Lambert later said during his conversation with his mother.
Her one-word response was: "Drugs." He didn't respond, but was quiet for moments before changing the subject.
Joshua Lambert sounded surprised when she told him that the murders made national news.
"It's not your fault. It's my fault," he said. "There's no sorry big enough."
He later called her and immediately told her she needs to dispose of "a dirty needle" in his bag on the side of the house. He said he wants to make sure a kid doesn't get hurt.
His mother wasn't happy with him.
"I BURIED one grandfather yesterday and I'm burying another today," she said. "What do you want me to say to you?"
Joshua Lambert called his mother on the day of her father's funeral and asked her to say something for him.
"Tell him I'm sorry and that I miss him," he said. "That's what I want to say to him."
He told his mother he was sorry for "the whole situation" and that he didn't mean for it to happen.
She blames him for choosing drugs and alcohol over his son, causing him to lose his temper for the only time during the recordings.
IN THE FINAL recording, Susan Lambert asks her son why he thinks it's OK to stab someone 30 times.
"They weren't dying right away and I couldn't stand to watch them die slowly," he said.
Joshua Lambert said it wasn't like in a movie, where someone drops dead after being stabbed in the lungs. He repeated, calmly, that he didn't want them to die slowly and in pain.
BANKS SPENT much of the day interviewing Detective Ed Wallace with the Island County Sheriff's Office. Wallace was the lead detective on the case.
Wallace explained that Lambert contacted him from the jail and offered to help deputies find a shotgun he allegedly stole from his stepfather's garage on the day before the murders.
Lambert wanted $50 in exchange for his help.
Wallace agreed and paid Lambert the money, but the gun was difficult to find.
The detectives even took Lambert out of jail to help look for the gun he had hidden in brush near Oak Harbor.
It was later found in the same vicinity.
Wallace testified that Lambert also offered to write a confession in exchange for $50 and a cup of coffee. Wallace eventually agreed and gave him the $50.
"I was reminded just prior to the start of trial that I neglected to give him the cup of coffee," he said, adding that Lambert got his coffee on July 3.
WALLACE READ Lambert's confession to the jury.
Lambert wrote that he was hallucinating at the time of the crimes and that he thought the only way to save his son from being tortured and killed was to get guns. He wrote that he didn't want to kill his grandfathers, but that he would have killed anyone to save his son from "this tortuous death."
"I would not of killed my grandpas to save my own life, but I would to save my child's," Wallace read, "and I also know that if my hallucination was real they would have gladly given their lives for his. I don't want you to think the hallucinations ordered me to kill my grandpas.
"It was honestly the fastest way to a firearm, to save my boy."
LAMBERT ALSO wrote that neither of his grandfathers were scared and fought him bravely.
"They showed me to keep fighting to your last breath, even if you know you gonna be dead in a minute or so," Wallace read from the confession.
Lambert wrote that he had to tie up his aunt so she couldn't call anyone.
"Even though I thought I was legally allowed to kill on my mission I didn't know if every patrol officer had the kind of security clearance to know that," Wallace read.
Lambert wrote that he was sorry and misses his "papas."
"I think about them every day, just like I used to talk to them in my head all the time before they died, especially when I was in prison last time," Wallace read.
"I love my papas."
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The Laptop Orchestra of Louisiana will bring its unique fusion of technical skills, musical experimentation and visual elements to the Manship Theatre on Wednesday, Nov. 14. The group, which is a performance ensemble from LSU, will play pieces by Ge Wang, Ted Coffey, John Gibson, Jesse Allison and John Cage.
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Photo by Nancy Palmieri - Erin McKeown brings her whimsical sensibility and playfulness — along with a soaring vocal range — to the Down East next Thursday.
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Where: Down East Saloon
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Elble RJ. Tremor: Clinical features, pathophysiology, and treatment. Neurol Clin. 2009;27:679-95. PMID: 19555826 www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/19555826.
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Lang A. Other movement disorders. In: Goldman L, Schafer AI, eds. Goldman's Cecil Medicine. 24th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Saunders; 2011:chap 417.
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As of 10 p.m. on Sunday, more than 60 tornadoes had been reported as part of a rapid-fire storm system that plagued the midwest.
Out of those, 30-40 are expected to be confirmed, per the National Weather Service.
In hard-hit Illinois, six people were killed, according to CNN. More than 50 people were injured.
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ANN ARBOR -- Ben Gedeon got his shot on Saturday.
It wasn't the shot he would have wanted; coming at the expense of a teammate. But it was a shot nonetheless.
And when a shot comes, a reserve freshman had best take advantage.
On Saturday in Iowa City, Gedeon took advantage. The first-year Michigan linebacker stepped in for injured sophomore James Ross -- the Wolverines' leading tackler -- following a second-half injury.
Here's the impression he left …
"You know, when you think about a freshman you think, oh, he's gonna wet himself," said senior Cam Gordon, a fellow linebacker, following a Tuesday afternoon practice. "But he wasn't like that. He was into the game."
"He just stepped right into it," said junior Jake Ryan, another linebacker. "I didn't sense any nervousness or anything. He played well. He played his butt off."
Gedeon registered three tackles against Iowa for a linebacking group low on bodies. He wasn't the only one thrown into the fire. Joe Bolden, a sophomore, stepped in for Desmond Morgan, delivering a strong performance alongside Gedeon.
Both Ross and Morgan are expected back for Michigan's meeting with Ohio State on Saturday. If 100 percent healthy, they'll reassume their roles.
That doesn't speak to the performance of their backups, though. Especially Gedeon, a freshman who made his mark.
"That his first, real, OK, you're in there every play, and he showed up in that game like the guy we know we have here," defensive coordinator Greg Mattison said Tuesday. "I think you're going to see some really good things from him."
Gedeon committed to Michigan in April 2012 as a four-star prospect from Hudson, Ohio. He was rated by Scout as the No. 1 linebacker in the state and picked U-M over scholarship offers from Ohio State, Michigan State, Penn State and others.
His first year with the Wolverines has been primarily spent on special teams. Some spot duty as a reserve linebacker earned him snaps in a handful of games. He notched four tackles against Central Michigan.
Saturday against Iowa was different, though. He was not inserted as a test at linebacker. He was the linebacker. Mattison had limited options.
Answering the call, he held his own at weakside linebacker, where Ross has posted eight starts and 81 tackles, including five for a loss.
"One thing is, (Gedeon is) a very, very tough young man that also is tremendously intelligent," Mattison said. "That's what we saw when we were recruiting him."
Ross' injury against Iowa was undisclosed, but head coach Brady Hoke said he will play Saturday.
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Two things struck me about Friday's ceremony.
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Second, the students really didn't want to leave camp.
Take my student, for example. Olivia Berry, who's about to be a sophomore at Grant High School, came to journalism camp with no interviewing experience. By Thursday, she was peppering a nationally known journalist with questions about his bestselling book and the $20 billion athletic-shoe industry.
"Going from never doing an interview to all of the sudden talking to someone known worldwide for his book was crazy," Olivia later wrote.
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Contact: Sandra J. Splansky, NIU College of Health and Human Sciences
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March 1, 2006
DeKalb Northern Illinois University 's Health Professions House and College of Health and Human Sciences will host a hair donation drive Tuesday, March 7, to benefit the Locks of Love Organization.
Members of the NIU and DeKalb County communities are invited to participate in the drive from 12:30 to 5:30 pm in the Diversions Lounge of the Holmes Student Center.
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STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. -- SILive readers are united with their New Jersey counterparts, at least when the subject is jughandles.
A poll we conducted Monday shows strong appreciation for New Jersey's jughandles -- the "three-rights-to-make-a-left" solution to standard left turns in the Garden State.
There are no plans to bring jughandles to Staten Island -- our poll merely gauged the level of support for them in New Jersey, because a legislator there is proposing a ban on them. Officials say the jughandles -- along with traffic circles -- are relics of days when there were far fewer cars on the road.
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Concordia Language Villages is located in the beautiful North Woods of Minnesota. This camp is quite unique as it focuses on language skills. There are 15 languages taught at the Villages. To top it off over a dozen different cuisines are served at this camp and meal time becomes an educational experience infused with traditions, history, geography and language.
Want to go? Me too! Find out more by visiting their website.
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Imagine spending a week on the shores of Squam Lake, located on the southern edge of New Hampshire's White Mountains . RDC is a rustic family resort that offers a unique camping experience for kids and adults. Guided nature walks, canoe races, sotball, swimming, fishing, boat tours, youth recreation and child care programs are just some of the activities and amenities offered. Sunfish sailboats, kayaks and canoes are readily available.
The Season starts June 1 and runs through September 13, 2013. To book and for more info, visit Rockywold Deephaven Camps.
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Kids ages 3-17 can take part in all sorts of fun day-camp activities while staying at Callaway Gardens. In the evenings, the kids reunite with their families for games, parties, shows and other entertainment. Accommodations are suitable for large families and you can choose between a villa or cottage. Both are equipped with full kitchens and free WiFi.
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Canadians and Americans are in close proximity to Tyler Place Family Resort which is conveniently located in Vermont, just across the border from Quebec, Canada. Families can experience a vacation in a camp-like atmosphere with bikes readily available, state-of-the-art sports equipment and all sorts of activities and amenities. What about the kids? There are 9 separate award-winning kids programs here as well as daily scheduled family activities and the option for mom and dad to enjoy a romantic parent's night out!
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Ah, if only I lived in California! Catalina Island is famous for it's stunning scenery and isn't too far from Los Angeles. It's a popular spot for kids, tweens and teens during the summer months, but family camp gets just as many rave reviews. Each family is assigned to their own cabin which is fitted with 6 bunk beds, an overhead light and one electrical outlet. Meals are served buffet style and you dine in the great outdoors. After photographing the whales, adults and kids can try their hand at snorkeling, wall climbing, archery, kayaking, sailing, gardening and composting and many more activities.
For rates and more information, visit Catalina Island Camps.
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There are several options for families at Camp Sea Gull and Seafarer. This camp is known for their excellent seamanship program, but there are all sorts of other water sport and traditional activities to enjoy on the coast of Neuse River, a five-mile-wide stretch of open water in Arapahoe, North Carolina.
Family Camp week runs from August 11-17 and there is also a weekend option from August 30-September 2 and September 13-15. Mother & Daughter weekend and Father & Son weekend runs September 6-8.
For rates and more information, please visit Camp Sea Gull/Camp Seafarer.
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Snow Mountain Ranch is located near Grand Lake and the Rocky Mountain National Park. It sits on 5,000 acres and offers a multitude of summer and winter activities as well as a wide range of different accommodations such as lodge rooms, family cabins, reunion cabins, campgrounds and yurts.
For more information, rates and availability please visit YMCA Rockies.
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Cleveland's House is located in Muskoka, Ontario Canada and just happens to be one of our favorite places to go as a family. In regards to accommodations, you can choose between resort rooms or cabins depending on your family's size and preference. The great thing about the resort rooms is the free babysitting service. There is a supervisor that guards the hallways in the evenings until around 10 p.m., so parents can enjoy a night out.
Cleveland's House welcomes families from across North America (I met a few people from California and Michigan while I was visiting) and their Kid's Club is beyond excellent.
For rates, availability and more information, please visit Cleveland's House.
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Silver Bay YMCA of the Adirondacks has been around for 111 years, offering fun vacations and retreats for families. You can swim and paddle along in one of the cleanest lakes in the world, take a hike on the groomed trails or take part in many of the activities: boating, archery, climbing wall, basketball, private tennis lessons, horseshoes, trivia nights, yoga, dance classes, fishing, campfires, etc. It's endless!
For rates, availability and for more information please visit Silver Bay YMCA.
Camp Summit, Squamish Whistler, BC, Canada 11 of 31
The family camp at Camp Summit is open to children of all ages and runs from August 29-September 1. Founded in 1999, this camp has a 90% return rate with over 700 campers visiting each and every summer. Located in the beautiful and scenic Squamish in British Columbia, Canada, this camp is built on 24 acres and has bed space for 184 campers divided amongst 16 wood cabins and platform tent-cabins. Kids can take part in a GPS & orienteering course, try their hand at archery, play a game of beach volleyball or visit the Arts and Crafts building for an afternoon of creativity.
For rates, availability and additional information, please visit Camp Summit.
Berkeley Tuolumne Camp 12 of 31
Along the edge of the South Fork of the Tuolumne River near the entrance of Yosemite Nation Park, you'll find the 14.5 acre Berkeley Tuolumne Family Camp where kids from 2 and up have been camping with their families since 1922. Tent cabins are the accommodations of choice, allowing you to explore the beautiful forests and streams in the surrounding vicinity. In addition to the Kiddie Camp and daily children's activities, the camp offers an Artist-in-Residence program where each week a different professional artist visits and teaches classes such as ceramics, drama, painting, etc.
For rates, availability and for more information, please visit Berkeley Camps.
Medomak Family Camp, Maine 13 of 31
It's not fair for kids to have all the fun! The owners of Medomak Family Camp have mixed the traditional New England summer camp experience into a family vacation with their popular family camp. The camp isn't too large, making it more intimate (capacity for 11-12 families).
They have loads of facilities including a photography darkroom, outdoor chapel/meditation spot, vegetable and herb gardens, a library and blueberry fields.
For more information, availability or rates, please visit Medomak Family Camp.
Ontario Pioneer Camp, Muskoka, Ontario 14 of 31
Since 1929, devotional studies have been a large part of the programs offered at the Ontario Pioneer Camp in Muskoka. After a morning of Bible programs, the day is open to family activities, water olympics, games and a variety of sports.
The Ontario Pioneer Camp is part of a collection of Pioneer camps with other locations in Alberta, Manitoba and British Columbia.
For more information, availability or rates, please visit Ontario Pioneer Camp.
Idyllwild's IdyArts Family Camp, California 15 of 31
Is your family artsy? The Idyllwild Arts Academy offers a family camp that is geared around the arts. Focused activities are available in groups for 3-4 year-olds, 5-8 year-olds, 9-14 year-olds and adults. The end result is a relaxing, fun and educational experience that gets your creative juices flowing and your imagination soaring.
For more information, availability or rates, please visit the Idyllwild Arts Academy.
Lark Camp 16 of 31
For 33 years, Lark Camp has been celebrating music and dance styles from all over the world. This camp focuses on music and dance workshops, storytelling and good food. Lark Camp is located in the Mendocino Woodlands State Park where you dance and sing amongst 700 acres of ferns, glades and redwood trees.
For more information, availability or rates, please visit Lark Camp.
Montecito Sequoia Family Camp, California 17 of 31
Fresh Californian meals are served buffet-style at the Montecito Sequoia Family Camp. There are nine 6-night sessions running from June through August and each one includes riding and equestrian programs, water sport activities and lots of fun on land. Of course, the mountains, green meadows, trails and streams surrounding you doesn't hurt either.
For more information, availability or rates, please visit Montecito Sequoia Lodge.
Asbury Hills Camp, South Carolina 18 of 31
For over 50 years, this Christian camp has been welcoming guests to their retreat located on 2000 acres in the northwest corner of South Carolina. They are offering two family camp sessions for the 2013 season - June 14-16 and July 12-14.
For more information, availability or rates, please visit Asbury Hills.
Green River Preserve 19 of 31
If you look carefully in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Western North Carolina, you'll find a 3,400 acre private wildlife preserve, which is home to the Green River Preserve camp. There are several sessions for children from 2nd to 9th grade as well as an option for family camp in September.
For more information, availability or rates, please visit Green River Preserve.
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Camp Trillium is a gold-star member of the Children's Oncology Camping Association and welcomes children who have cancer or are undergoing treatments. Their family camp provides parents and kids with an opportunity to make memories and meet new friends. There is a healthcare facility at the camp that is run by a team of nurses and healthcare aids. You are also 15 minutes away from an emergency department and 1 hour away from a pediatric oncology center. Camp Trillium is located on West Lake near Picton, Ontario Canada.
For more information, availability or rates, please visit Camp Trillium.
Camp Augusta, Nevada 21 of 31
Located in the Nevada Hills, Camp Augusta is offering a family camp this year for the very first time. Take a dip in the Yuba River, or paddle a canoe along Lake Vera, bike along the trails and a whole lot more.
The September Family Camp runs from September 6-9, 2013.
For more information, availability or rates, please visit Camp Augusta.
Ohana Family Camp, Vermont 22 of 31
Families can choose between cabins or tents at this camp and enjoy a full list of activities, but the one thing Ohana specializes in, is bringing families together to enjoy each others company.
Enjoy 112 acres of woods, fields and waterfront overlooking the Middlebrook river valley.
For more information, availability or rates, please visit Ohana Family Camp.
Emandal, California 23 of 31
This is such a unique camp and is more like a farm experience than anything else. Emandal has 19 redwood cabins that were built between 1910 and 1925 and come fully furnished. The food is farm fresh and made from scratch, they grow most of their own fruits and veggies, eggs come from their chickens and their meet is grass-fed and free-range. Activities include stargazing, a vast array of games, hiking through wooded hill-land, swimming and rock hunting. Of course you could also hit the farm and try your hand at everyday chores! Guests are welcome to milk the cows, gather eggs, pick berries and harvest veggies during the season.
For more information, availability or rates, please visit Emandal.
Camp Homewood, Heriot Bay, British Columbia 24 of 31
The family camps at Camp Homewood tend to fill up the fastest. There are 3 sessions available (July 7-12, August 4-9 and August 25-30). Eagle spotting can be done via canoe trip around Gowlland Island, or after a full day of activities you could always show off your skills during talent night!
For more information, availability or rates, please visit Camp Homewood.
Cheley Colorado Camps 25 of 31
If adventure is what you are looking for, Chely has it in spades. Climb rocks that are a billion years old, spend the day with horses, marmots, mountain sheep and elk or perhaps you'd rather saddle up a horse and ride it through the wilderness. This boy and girl camp offers a family camp option, however it does fill up quickly!
For more information, availability or rates, please visit Chely Colorado Camps.
YMCA Camp Pine Crest 26 of 31
Live in the GTA area or Greater Sudbury district? YMCA Camp Pine Crest is located in the heart of Muskoka amongst 650 acres of wilderness. They offer summer family camp during the week of July 27-August 2, 2013. Special events, family programs and all sorts of activities are available in one of the most beautiful locations in Ontario.
For more information, availability or rates, please visit YMCA Camp Pine Crest.
Kingsley Pines, Maine 27 of 31
Kingsley Pines is located in the Sebago Lake Region on Panther Lake, just 2 hours north of Boston. It's geared towards older kids ages 8-16, however their family camp has activities suited for children ages 4 and up. Healthy food reigns supreme at Kingsley Pines with a full salad bar available for lunch and dinner and many healthy options available throughout the day. Snacks consist of frozen grapes, zucchini bread, carrot sticks, popcorn and soft pretzels. A welcome change from the typical ice cream don't you think?
For more information, availability or rates, please visit Kingsley Pines, Maine.
Wolf Ridge Environmental Learning Center, Minnesota 28 of 31
Wolf Ridge specializes in hands-on activities and experiences such as rock climbing, astronomy, block printing, family folk dance classes and learning about the Ojibwe heritage. Their family camp is suitable for children 3 years-old and up and they have two weeks available for 2013 - July 21-27 and August 4-10.
For more information, availability or rates, please visit Wolf Ridge Environmental Learning Center.
Raimbow Families Great Lakes Camp 29 of 31
This camp is dedicated to providing support and programs to lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgendered parents and their children. During their Family Week Saugatuck, families take part in informative workshops, age-appropriate programming, arts and crafts, pool parties, picnics and other activities. The camp provides a safe and welcoming space for youth to talk openly about growing up in an LGBT family.
For rates, availability and for more information, please visit Rainbow Families Great Lakes.
Big Lake Youth Camp, Portland, Oregon 30 of 31
Big Lake Camp was recently voted Portland's Best Overnight Camp in Northwest Kid's Magazine and for good reason. They are owned and operated by the Oregon Conference of Seventh-day Adventists and are members of the Association of Adventist Camp Professionals, Christian Camp and Conference Association and have a list of core values that they integrate within the camp. Big Lake's Family Camp offers 4 nights and 5 days of family fun in rustic cabins that sit adjacent to the lake. Camp is suitable for kids ages 3 and up and all meals served are vegetarian.
For rates, availability and for more information, please visit Big Lake Youth Camp.
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This camp has been around for over 70 years! Since 1938 they've been instilling values such as Caring, Honesty, Respect and Responsibility. Located in Prescott, Arizona, this camp is one that equipped with a full team of excellent staff that when combined has over 50 years of camp experience. Their family camp is open to adults and children of all ages.
For rates, availability and for more information, please visit YMCA Camp Sky-Y & Chauncey Ranch.
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Policies are guiding principles or protocols designed to ensure programs carry on with expected outcomes.
In the case of the Rath Eastlink Community Centre (RECC), a policy is in place that requires its users to also use its food services.
This is not unusual. There are several community halls run by non-profit organizations and legions that have similar requirements in place.
However, the RECC's food policy is having an unanticipated downfall.
Recently the Truro Centurions swim team wrote to councils in both the town of Truro and the County of Colchester telling of a financial burden they endured because of the policy.
This group is one of many that was set to benefit from the new state-of-the-art facility out of the starting gate, and was designed with their needs in mind, which included giving them the infrastructure needed to host high-caliber provincial and national swim meets.
The group rented the RECC in February to host its inaugural provincial swim meet at the new facility. Formerly, the group was based at the now de-commissioned Centennial Pool located at Nova Scotia Community College, which was too small for such an event.
Club president Troy Payson acknowledged that the RECC is a great swimming facility that offers many more opportunities for hosting large-scale competitions, but added since moving there the club's expenses have increased while opportunities to raise funds have decreased significantly.
The group also claims the RECC's policies have eliminated its ability to tap into the support of parents to supply officials with snacks, drinks and lunches during events requiring the use of their catering services at what he called "exorbitant costs."
The county agreed to provide funds to help cover food costs for three upcoming events the group has submitted bids to host.
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Kids can bring their sick animals from all over the jungle and the safari to the Schleich Animal Nursery Set because it is the ideal spot for the Schleich animal figures to rest and recuperate before being released back into the wild. An authentically-styled African building, this animal play set is the multi-purpose building that features working shutters and doors, a wrap-around porch, an enclosed deck, an ornately thatched, removable roof, and spacious interior with lots of rooms and stalls - everything kids needs to care for their sick animal friends! This detailed and authentic animal set is the perfect pretend play item for animal-loving children, adding a whole new dimension to animal play! Figures not included.
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Associate Accountants in the United States take home an average $46K per year. Geographic location and tenure each impact pay for this group, with the former having the largest influence. For the most part, Associate Accountants enjoy their work and report high levels of job satisfaction. Medical benefits are awarded to a large number, and a fair number earn dental coverage. Men are slightly outnumbered by their female counterparts who answered the questionnaire, who make up a slight majority at 55 percent. The figures in this rundown are based on the results of PayScale's salary questionnaire.
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An associate accountant is primarily responsible for managing the accounts payable processes of the company, including payments on vendor invoices, audits and requests for funds from other departments of the company, and recordkeeping pertaining to accounts; these records can include reconciliation of accounts, journal entries, receipts, and lockbox logs. Additionally, associate accountants review reports from other employees to ensure that they are accurate and complete. Associate accountants generally work full time in an office environment and are not required to travel. Associate accountants often report directly to a general accountant, and they may be required to perform additional tasks as requested by the general accountant or other managers.Read More...
Applicants for associate accountant positions must have a minimum of a bachelor's degree in accounting, finance, or a related field, and they must have at least two years of relevant experience. They must be proficient in basic computer programs such as the Microsoft Office suite. Knowledge of Lawson Financials and expense management systems is generally preferred, but not required. Associate accountants are expected to work as part of a team, and strong written and verbal communication skills are required. The ability to take orders from management and complete them with minimal supervision is also required. Applicants must be self-motivated, accurate, and attentive to details, with the ability to work on several projects simultaneously.
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Associate Accountants who transition into a Senior Financial Analyst role may receive large pay increases as the latter position pays an average $75K per year. Going from Associate Accountant to Senior Accountant is the transition that occurs most often in this field, where the paychecks are $59K. Many others choose to work as Staff Accountants, where pay is typically $44K.
Associate Accountants report using a diverse set of skills on the job. Most notably, skills in Auditing, Financial Reporting, Accounting, and General Ledger Accounting are correlated to pay that is above average, with boosts between 5 percent and 17 percent. At the other end of the pay range are skills like Accounts Payable. Most people skilled in Accounts Payable are similarly competent in Accounts Receivable.
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Mike Faust became Virginia Tech's fifth All-American in wrestling when he took fifth place at the 2006 NCAA Championships at the heavyweight class in Oklahoma City.
Also an Atlantic Coast Conference Champion in both 2005 and 2006, and the 2006 ACC Wrestler of the Year, Faust went 5-2 at the 2006 NCAA Championships, wrestling four overtime matches, including three that went all six overtimes. Competing in over 61 minutes, he wrestled the most minutes of any wrestler at the 2006 event.


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Honey, let's get up and get another drink. And let's get one of those garlic things. Makes my blood heat up. Naw, baby, I don't care what your breath smells like. I'm gonna be smelling just the same and we won't notice anyway, later - particularly if we get that other drink. And how about we move to another table. There's some guy behind us talking about aikido.
The smoky bar is crowded and every stool taken and I'm on the last one near the door and have had perhaps one to many while thinking about younger days and dojos and late nights in smooky bars dancing with slightly sleazy women. Through the door a cocky dandy wants a place to park his but and have a cold one. He spots the old man at the end of bar near the door and sees an easy target. Coming up behind me he knocks me off the stool and says Tai Kawn Do spinning back kick and takes my stool. I craw out the door and come back a little later and come up behind him and knock him off the stool and say tire tool 65 Chevy. A little wobbly I climb back on the stool and finish his beer. No one even bothers to look around and see what happened.
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My 5 year old has begun lying all of the time. Small lies like she will tell me she cleaned up the table after meals and I will go check to find it a mess and big lies like she will blame my two year old for getting into closets (where cleaning chemicals are) or food items that my two year old cannot access because of child safety locks or how high up the item is. The part I'm really struggling with, is that no matter how I approach the situation it is a long stressful process to get the truth out of her even when it's blatantly obvious. I try to talk through what happened with her and her made up stories don't make sense but it's as if she fully believes that she is telling me the truth. How can I fix this if she doesn't think she's lying?
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Bill H.3556 187th (2011 - 2012)
An Act relative to promote energy efficiency
By Mr. Hunt of Sandwich, a petition (accompanied by bill, House, No. 3556) of Randy Hunt and others for legislation to exempt energy efficiency projects from certain sales tax and wage laws. Revenue.
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