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Shangri-La Hotel Zhongshan
The Luxurious Shangri-La Hotel Zhongshan Is Set In Landscaped Gardens In This Bustling City. The Hotel, Which Opened In Early 2004, Is Ideally Located Near The Municipal Government Offices And Is Just 15 Minutes From The Port Where Hong Kong Ferries Arrive And Depart. Guest Rooms Are Located In Two Towers: The East Wing And The South Wing. All Guest Rooms Offer The Utmost In Comfort Complemented By Incomparable Shangri-La Service. Horizon Club Rooms In The South Wing Offer Upgraded Amenities And Access To The Private Club Lounge Serving Complimentary Breakfast, Afternoon Refreshments And Evening Cocktails And Canapes. Dining Options Range From The Cuisine Of Southern China Offered At Shang Palace To The Around-the-world Buffets Of Cafe Plus Or Light Meals Of The Deli. The Lobby Lounge, With Its Views Of Our Gardens, Is Ideal For Casual Conversation And A Pre-dinner Drink. While the Business Center Is Always Ready To Assist The Traveling Executive, the Shangri-La is A Hotel That Is Not Only About Business. It Offers Extensive Recreational Facilities Including A Lavish Spa Providing Massage And Body Treatments, A Fully Equipped Gymnasium, An Indoor Swimming Pool And Two Outdoor Tennis Courts. Stay At The Shangri-La Zhongshan And Understand The Meaning Of Modern Luxury.
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- Shangri-La Hotel Zhongshan
- 16 Qi Wan Road N Eastern Area
- Zhongshan, 528403
- China
In The Eastern District - A Major Residential And Business Centre - The Shangri-la Hotel Zhongshan Is Near The Municipal Government Offices And Just 15 Minutes From The Zhongshan Ferry Port Providing Convenient Access To The Ferries To And From Hong Kong.
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Directions From Guangzhou Baiyun Airport: Take Expressway To Zhongshan Fuhua Bus Station. Go Forward To East Direction. Turn Left To Qi Wan Road. Hotel Is On The Right. From Shenzhen Baoan Airport: Take Highway To Humen Bridge. Turn To South. Then Take The Expressway To Zhongshan Ferry. Take The Way To Sunwen East Road. Turn Right To Qi Wan Road. Hotel Is On The Right. From Zhuhai Airport: Take The Way G105 To Sanxiang. Then Take The Way To Cheng Gui Gonglu. Go Ahead To Xingzhong Dao. Turn Right To Sunwen East Road. Then Take The Way To Qi Wan Road. Hotel Is On The Right.
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39 years of experience
39 years of experience
West Bethlehem
2597 Schoenersville Rd
Bethlehem, PA 18017 Phone number & directions
2597 Schoenersville Rd
Bethlehem, PA 18017 Phone number & directions
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Dr. Carlis graduated from University of Pennsylvania , Philadelphia.
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Discover award winning attractions, stunning open spaces and fantastic food and drink. Home to the East Lancashire Railway, and Bury's world famous market. The Bury Cultural Quarter boasts many of the most fascinating museums in the UK: the internationally respected Bury Art Museum, the proud regimental Fusilier Museum and Bury Transport Museum providing a wealth of attractions and activity. For culture lovers Bury Sculpture Centre provides an impressive programme of activity including the works of internationally renowned artists. For comedy, music and an extensive programme of live entertainment visit The MET Bury's live arts and theatre venue.
Our lively towns and charming villages are all rich with heritage, history and fascinating stories. Each with unique and varied shopping, food and drink on offer.
Experience Bury's year round calendar of events. Step back in time on the East Lancashire Railway for a 1940s weekend, experience Bury Night Light, a host of music festivals and our very own original Ramsbottom Chocolate Festival.
Relax and unwind within miles of stunning open countryside with breathtaking views, rolling hills and vast moorlands. Visitors cannot help but be inspired by Bury's beautiful countryside, all within easy reach.
No visit to Bury is complete without sampling our famous and best Bury Black Puddings - one of the country's finest delicacies found on our multi award winning Bury Market. Or shop 'til you drop in Bury town centre with the latest fashion and food offer, or seek out hidden shopping gems in our surrounding towns and villages.
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Extra SP
So I have some extra SP and not sure what to put them in. I probably have enough to max another skill. Some options I've considered were:
Arrow of Wind - tried it but I don't use it very often
Blow of Wind - tried it too, I used it in B3 often but I don't have time to farm
Fierce Wind - would be almost same as AoW wouldn't it?
Lightning Spirit - for the luls?!
New Heaven's Justice - I don't really like the skill ;-; but if someone convinces me otherwise, maybe
Mana Extensions - always useful =o!
Increase Mana/Health - it's an option but I want more DPS >;D
Spirit's Delicate - meh
Anyone have any input? :py22:
get the 3 arrow shot that pierces? i think that's fierce wind
and dont think u'd ever use it though..
Yeah that's Fierce Wind. I use it sometimes in Myth but after the daily quests end, I probably won't be going much.
mana extension!
Haha hi Inno ^-^.
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Bülbül Yuvasi Boutique Hotel - Boutique Class - Foca
From the moment you set foot in this striking historical property you'll be enchanted! The experienced and courteous staff will gladly assist you so that you feel completely at home and yet pampered at the same time.
Residents can relax and enjoy the facilities and atmosphere offered in the bar and restaurant, while the pretty garden and welcoming TV lounge provide spots in which to unwind. Guests can also take advantage of the complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access and free parking. Staff can help arrange roundtrip airport transfers, car rental, laundry, and currency exchange, and if you fancy exploring the area, then wine tours, history tours, nature tours, and boat trips can be organized on your behalf. Pets are not allowed at the property.
Bülbül Yuvasi Boutique Hotel - Boutique Class - Foca
Hotel Info: 1-877-214-4288from $85
- Deluxe Double Room with Turkish Hamam
- Double Room
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Hotel size
- This hotel has 11 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 3 floors
- Check-in time 2:00 PM-8 PM
- Check-out time is 11:30 AM
Airport shuttle service is available on request. Contact the property in advance to make arrangements.
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- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
- Minimum check-in age is 18
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- Children (12 years old and younger) not allowed
- No cribs (infant beds)
- Pets not allowed
- Free WiFi in public areas
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- Airport shuttle (available on request) *
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- Free continental breakfast daily
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- Number of buildings/towers - 1
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Ted Cruz: Enviroweenies Should Love Keystone XL
A nice bit of mental jujitsu, but Ted forgets that Keystone XL isn't about environmentalism: it's a cause celebre with the "climate change" cult, and they will not let go (especially as they drive their fossil fueled vehicles to the protests)
(ABC News) If you love the environment, Sen. Ted Cruz says you should love the Keystone XL pipeline too.
"If you're a Birkenstock-wearing, tree-hugging Greenpeace activist, you should love the Keystone pipeline," Cruz said at the Heritage Action's Conservative Policy Summit on Monday.
Cruz, R-Texas, focused his remarks on a push to deregulate the controversial practice of hydraulic fracking and expanding offshore exploration, and in the process, appealed to any environmentalists listening in on his remarks.
"The Canadians are not going to leave the tar sands unmolested," Cruz said. "They'll send it to China to be refined there and it will be refined in a much, much dirtier way.
"If your concern is the environment, the last thing you want to do is send that oil to China to be refined there, which will be far more damage to the environment than refining it in the U.S., where it would generate good, high paying jobs," he added.
Warmists do not care. They've found a physical item to protest (strange that they do not protest their own fossil fueled vehicles), and reality be damned. Much like their support of Doing Something about "climate change". And by "Doing Something", they mean laws, rules, and regulations that affect Other People, not themselves.
Cruz also suggested that by refusing to allow drilling on American Indian reservations and other untapped federal lands, the Obama administration has been crushing low-income workers.
"There are considerable natural resources on Indian lands, [yet] many Native Americans, tragically, live in crushing poverty … The resources are right there to improve their standard of living. And it is only the federal government that is keeping them in that condition of poverty," Cruz said.
Excellent point. While Democrats have been worried about the "mean" name of the Washington Redskins, conditions on quite a few Indian reservations are pitiful. Allowing drilling would certainly help increase the standard of living. But that would harm the "climate change" narrative.
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Hollywood director Quentin Tarantino, whose movies are saturated with guns and violence, is the foot-fetishist who participated in a #BlackLivesMatter rally against police brutality in New York on October 24, where he indiscriminately called [all] cops "murderers". (See "Protesters flip off NYPD days after cop slay")
Since then, the foot fetishist has refused to apologize despite his own father, Tony, speaking out, saying that there are four police officers in his family, one killed and the other, Frank Gucciardi, who was horribly injured and almost died in the line of duty in the Vietnam War protests at Columbia University in 1968. Tony Tarantino said that had his son "pinpointed his comments to a particular abuse situation, or an officer who was out of line, that would have been fine. But not to describe an entire department as killers and murderers."
Harvey Weinstein, the Democrat producer of Tarantino's upcoming movie The Hateful Eight, also wants Tarantino to apologize because police groups have called for a boycott of the flick.
Tarantino's labeling of police as murderers has drawn the ire of unions from the largest police departments in the country, border patrol and other law enforcement organizations.
The war started by Tarantino is now heating up even more.
Ryan Parker and Pamela McClintock report for The Hollywood Reporter, Nov. 5, 2015, that the largest U.S. police union has made a veiled threat at Tarantino, saying they have a "surprise" in store for him.
Jim Pasco, executive director of the D.C.-based Fraternal Order of Police, comprised of more than 330,000 full-time, sworn officers, would not go into any detail about what is being cooked up for the Hollywood director. All Pasco would say is that it would be a "surprise", but it would not be violent.
Pasco said: "We'll be opportunistic. Tarantino has made a good living out of violence and surprise. Our offices make a living trying to stop violence, but surprise is not out of the question."
Pasco said the surprise in question is already "in the works," and will be in addition to the standing boycott of Tarantino's films, including his upcoming movie The Hateful Eight.
"Something is in the works, but the element of surprise is the most important element," says Pasco. "Something could happen anytime between now and [the premiere]. And a lot of it is going to be driven by Tarantino, who is nothing if not predictable. The right time and place will come up and we'll try to hurt him in the only way that seems to matter to him, and that's economically."
When asked if this was a threat, Pasco said no, at least not a physical threat. "Police officers protect people," he says. "They don't go out to hurt people."
Although Tarantino's movies are full of guns and violence, he oh-so-self-servingly has said he does not believe that violence in movies inspires acts of violence in real life — which is contradicted by scientific studies.
Tarantino is also a hypocrite, being in favor of gun control. Last month, the hypocrite also called the police he despises to report that a stranger had broken into his Los Angeles house, and cops talked the intruder into leaving without incident, TMZ reported.


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Regular meetings are on the second Wednesday of each month at 6:30 p.m. in the FHUSD Learning Center, 16000 East Palisades Blvd., Fountain Hills. We schedule study sessions and pending business meetings, if needed, on the fourth Wednesday of the month. Please check the schedule below for meeting dates. The board welcomes the public to attend.
The agenda is posted at the FHUSD Administrative Center at 16000 E. Palisades Blvd., Fountain Hills, and at the Town of Fountain Hills Town Hall at 16705 E. Ave of the Fountains, Fountain Hills.
Please view the minutes to our board meetings here.
The FHUSD governing board takes great pride in the accomplishments of our students and wants to recognize the achievement of significant educational excellence in areas of academics, sports, extracurricular activities, leadership or other criteria that clearly identifies the individual(s) as having achieved an important accomplishment. If you know of a student whom is worthy of this special recognition, please help us by filling out the FHUSD Student Recognition of Excellence Nomination Form and returning it to the governing board secretary.
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Governing board members of the Fountain Hills Unified School District work hard to maintain high levels of excellence in education. The governing board sets all district policies and has final authority over all school district business. If you would like to e-mail our board members, click on their name below. Meet our district's board members:
Mrs. Jill Reed, President
Mrs. Edith Stock, Vice President
Edith Stock and her husband Richard came to Fountain Hills as snowbirds from Wyoming in 2007 and became full-time residents in 2010. Edith is a retired teacher and administrator who enjoyed the profession in California for over twenty years. She continued to work with young people post-retirement in various volunteer positions.
Edith holds a BS in mathematics from California State College, Hayward and a master's in school administration from St. Mary's in Moraga, California. She was a teacher and administrator in two comprehensive high schools and a summer school for gifted students at University of California-Berkeley and an administrator for an alternative high school and a K-5 elementary school. In addition, she owned and managed a bookstore during a portion of her working years. She was a contract employee doing teacher in-service training for IBM following retirement. She served as CASA volunteer, worked with unwed teenage moms and preschool youngsters, and served as president and treasurer of a food pantry writing grants to insure solvency. Edith and Richard have two grown sons, four grown grandchildren, and four great grandsons. Her board term expires in December 2018.
Dr. C.T. Wright, Board Member
Dr. Wright is the founder and chairman of The Light of Hope Institute. He moved to Fountain Hills with his wife Mary in 1999. He began his career in education as a teacher in his hometown of Social Circle, Georgia. Dr. Wright also held professorships and administrative positions at several colleges and universities, including assistant provost at Eastern Washington University and president of Cheyney University of Pennsylvania. This educator and historian is a member of numerous professional, community, and civic boards including serving as president emeritus of the International Foundation for Education and Self Help. He earned a PhD from Boston University, an MA from Clark Atlanta University, a BS from Fort Valley State University, and a Doctor of Humane Letters from Mary Holmes College. Dr. Wright's term on the governing board runs through December 2016.
Mrs. Judy Rutkowski, Board Member
Mrs. Judy Rutkowski moved to Fountain Hills in 2001 with her husband and two children. Both children have attended Fountain Hills Unified School District. Maggie graduated from Fountain Hills High School in 2013, and Adam is in the class of 2015. Judy is a registered nurse and spent many years in the area of pediatrics and family medicine nursing. She currently works as a substitute nurse for Scottsdale Unified School District.
Judy has volunteered for Fountain Hills schools in various capacities, including classroom volunteer, member of the PTO, chaperone for field trips, school dances, Falcon Fiesta, and host parent for a foreign exchange student from Germany. She has also helped perform hearing and vision screenings. She is a band booster parent and has enthusiastically supported the fighting flock of falcon fury. Her board term expires in December 2018.
Dr. Wendy Miedel Barnard, Board Member
Dr. Wendy Miedel Barnard currently works at Arizona State University as a researcher in the Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College. Her current project involves educational programs such as teacher preparation, teacher efficacy in educational reforms, teacher working conditions and retention, and early childhood educational coaching. Wendy previously worked at the University of Pittsburgh as an evaluator and at Buena Vista University in Iowa as an adjunct professor. Wendy has lived in Fountain Hills since 2010. She is married and has three children that attend FHUSD. She holds a bachelor's degree and a master's degree from Rutgers University in New Jersey and a PhD from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Her board term expires in December 2018.


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$7.99The bushwhack killing of a deputy sheriff in Lincoln County and the brutal murder of the deputy?s wife in Santa Fe County bring Police Chief Kevin Kerney and his Mescalero Apache son, Sergeant Clayton Istee, back together. The double homicide investigation is soon linked to a major drug trafficking scheme and the cold-blooded slaughter of two women in Albuquerque. Due to retire at the end of the
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$7.99In a remote New Mexico campground, six people are killed in an apparently senseless murder spree. Deputy State Police Chief Kevin Kerney suspects the slaying wasn't random at all—but rather a calculated plot to eliminate one high-profile victim, retired judge, Vernon Langsford. In piecing together the judge's shocking past, Kerney discovers the victim's predilection for sexual indiscretions, a
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$7.99Michael McGarrity's acclaimed Santa Fe police chief, Kevin Kerney is back-with his estranged son. Two bodies have been found in a burned building. One is a missing person from Kerney's cold case files. The other is a more recent homicide. Both will lead father and son into a vast network of crime...and the darkest places of the soul.
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$7.99With "a cunning mind for crime fiction" (New York Times Book Review), Anthony Award-nominated Michael McGarrity ratchets up the stakes in his novel of a vengeful killer with an unspeakable agenda: offing people with ties to the criminal justice system. Next on the list: Santa Fe Police Chief Kevin Kerney, his wife, Lieutenant Colonel Sara Brannon, and their unborn son.
$3.99"A taut and tidy thriller"(San Diego Union-Tribune) focusing on a manhunt for a deranged killer—from the nationally bestselling author who "gets better and better."(Tony Hillerman )Living in London while his wife serves as a military attaché at the American Embassy, recently retired Santa Fe police chief Kevin Kerney gets an early morning phone call that changes everything and sends him hurrying
$7.99Santa Fe Police Chief Kevin Kerney is back in the tenth and most entertaining novel in Michael McGarrity's acclaimed mystery series. After years away on the pro rodeo circuit, Johnny Jordan struts into Santa Fe to ask his boyhood friend, Santa Fe Police Chief Kevin Kerney, to serve as a technical advisor on a contemporary Western movie to be filmed along the Mexican border. Kerney agrees and plans
The American West Trilogy (Book 2)An expansive, epic tale like Philipp Meyer's The Son, and in the wonderful storyteller vein of Larry McMurtry's Lonesome Dove, McGarrity's Backlands showcases his keen eye for historical detail, awe-inspiring scenery, and the bitter harshness of life on the last vestiges of the twentieth-century frontier West. Michael McGarrity returns with the second installment of his sweeping, richly authentic


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Anesthesiologist (pain control)
10 years of experience
10 years of experience
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750 NE 13th St
Oklahoma City, OK 73104 Phone number & directions
750 NE 13th St
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The quarterly Inflation Report is an opportunity for the Bank of England to flesh out their latest forecasts and thoughts on the direction of the UK economy and it is safe to say that the May report will probably be best remembered for a remarkable statement from the Bank of England Governor Mervyn King.
"We have been through a big global financial crisis; the biggest downturn in world output since the 1930s; the biggest banking crisis in this country's history; the biggest fiscal deficit in our peacetime history; and our biggest trading partner, the euro area, is tearing itself apart without any obvious solution. The idea that we could reasonably hope to sail serenely through this with growth close to the long-run average and inflation at 2 per cent strikes me as wholly unrealistic."
In short:
* Economic growth for 2012 - forecast has been cut to just 0.8%
* Consumer spending will continue to fall this year as real living standards for millions of people are squeezed
* The rising cost of borrowing in the wholesale money markets is increasing costs for banks and is putting upward pressure on the price of business loans and mortgages
* Now sees significant chance of negative annual GDP growth in 2012. Raises near term inflation forecast - CPI inflation inflation to fall back to target before the middle of 2013
* It may take a long time to get the UK economy back to previous growth / inflation paths: ""There's no obvious reason to believe we can't get back to original path [of economy pre-crisis] but may take 10/15/20 years" - a realisation of the severity of the shock to the global financial system and the aftermath
* Weak growth forecasts for 2012 assumes that there will not be a collapse / breakup of the single currency
Bank governor warns of eurozone crisis 'storm'
Bank of England warns of euro crisis 'storm' (BBC news video)
A sticky wicket for the Bank (Stephanie Flanders)
Bank of England Inflation Report Data Sections
King on economic risks for the UK
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Liz Bilney is CEO of Leave.EU. The campaign was founded by businessmen Arron Banks and Richard Tice. We are a passionate group of non-political individuals united by our belief that Britain can do so much better if we leave the EU.
The Conservative government has now set a date for a referendum on whether or not the UK should stay in, or leave, the European Union. The date is Thursday 23 June 2016.
A referendum is an election where the vote of the general public will decide the outcome of a decision which is being considered by the government. In most cases, voters choose between two answers on the ballot paper such as, 'Yes' or 'No'. The government is expected to then follow through with the most popular response – the one which gets more than 50% of votes.
In the upcoming EU referendum, the question will be:
Should the United Kingdom remain a member of the European Union or leave the European Union?
Remain a member of the European Union
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The Electorate is composed of British, Irish and Commonwealth citizens over 18 who are resident in the UK or any other UK territories within the EU, namely Gibraltar. UK nationals who have lived overseas for less than 15 years are also eligible.
The 'European Union' (EU) is a political union of 28 European countries. Confusingly, the name of the geographical region, 'Europe' is often used to refer to the EU even though 22 European countries are not part of the EU.
The EU's predecessor, the European Economic Community (EEC), which the UK joined in 1973, started life as a group of 6 nations. The purpose of the EEC was to preserve peace by promoting greater economic cooperation in Europe. By making each member's goods, services, capital, and labour – known as the 'four freedoms' – accessible to the other member states, they would become increasingly integrated economically, and would therefore have too much to lose from going to war with one another.
The EEC then became the EU, which has seen political and economic integration accelerate, considerably expanding it in scope and size. The EU now presides over monetary union for the majority of member states, while the long list of EU legislative acts, which all members are bound to follow, has extended well beyond the market to include Home Affairs and Foreign Policy.
In order to establish common rules, the founding nations created 'supranational' institutions; public bodies which are answerable to no national authority. The European Commission and the European Parliament are two such institutions. They formulate and approve all EU legislation, with the help of input from the Member States. As the EU's scope has broadened the amount of legislation pumped out and sent to Europe's capitals has increased. Today, more than half of UK bills and acts stem from Brussels' legislation.
In 1999, the EU evolved further through the introduction of a single currency for a large proportion of the EU Member States – the Euro. In 2009 a European constitution was introduced, which gave more powers to the European Parliament. The 'Lisbon Treaty' also extended the EU's reach over Foreign Policy and Home Affairs, thereby extending the EU's scope well beyond economic integration.
Now David Cameron has completed his renegotiation, and the referendum bill has passed through Parliament, the referendum date has been set: Thursday 23 June 2016.
Since Britain joined the EU (or EEC as it was then) over 40 years ago, it has undergone a huge amount of change (see what is the EU). Increasing numbers have become aware the EU is not working at all well for Britain, and is holding it back. The Conservative party responded to public pressure for a referendum, making it one of its key 2015 election pledges.
Reforms are changes to the UK's relationship with the European Union, and the powers it has over the United Kingdom.
The prime minister has now completed his renegotiation with the EU over Britain's membership of the European Union. However the reforms secured with 27 other heads of government in Brussels amount to little real change in the UK's power to influence or block unwanted EU legislation or control over its borders.
Amongst the very few concessions, David Cameron won back a four year ban on in-work benefits for migrants over a seven-year period. However, the 'emergency-break' can only be applied and lifted gradually and only during 'exceptional' levels of migration.
He also received a promise that Britain would not be included in any future plans for 'ever-closer Union', a statement in the EU treaties with no legal character.
The renegotiation is modest compared to Cameron's 'Bloomberg' speech made in early 2013. Leave.EU has labelled it a fudge as it offers no meaningful change in the UK's relationship with the EU. For a more thorough analysis of the renegotiation visit Leave.EU's sister site fudgeoff.eu.
In its current state, the EU does not serve Britain's best interests. Only by achieving the following would we have deemed the government's renegotiation to be a success:
In the event of a vote to 'Leave' at the upcoming referendum on EU membership, our government would be obliged to trigger Article 50 of the Treaty on the European Union (as amended by the Lisbon Treaty). This consists of two elements: the first is a two year notice period after which the UK ceases to be an EU Member State. The second puts in place the framework for negotiations towards an alternative trading agreement (for which there is no set time limit) with the EU after we leave.
Leaving the EU would allow Britain to trade more freely with the rest of the world. It is also important to remember Britain does not need to be a member of the EU in order to trade with it. Given that the EU sells far more to the UK than is sold in the other direction, the remaining EU member states will seek a trade agreement assuring the same level of free exchange of goods, services and capital as is the case today. First and foremost, Britain's prosperity (and therefore jobs) depend on free trade across the globe. A replacement trade deal with the EU covering at least 90% of trade is a certainty.
If the UK became independent again, it could also capitalise on its Commonwealth ties to have free trade deals with the likes of India, Australia and Malaysia – all Commonwealth countries with which the EU has made no headway.
As a country which traditionally embraces trade, the UK could add a range of other emerging markets such as China, Indonesia and the UAE – again ones which the EU is yet to agree terms with – and offer the UK businesses a real competitive advantage over their rivals in mainland Europe and beyond.
The EU is not well set-up to arrange these types of deals because they require the approval of all 28 EU member states. Any country can scupper a deal if it does not see the benefits, which is unfortunate for a traditional free-trader like the UK.
There are two pillars to consider which forecast a positive impact on the economy:
As an EU member, the UK has to have open borders and cannot restrict access to EU citizens. Only on leaving the EU can the UK impose restrictions on the length of stay and right to work of all persons entering the country. Britain has always had a long tradition of welcoming the right quality and quantity of immigration, but the EU's open border policy means the UK has no control over numbers. Thus we cannot properly plan the infrastructure such as housing, schools and hospitals nor can we welcome talent from other countries such as our Commonwealth friends.
The UK pays £15.3bn per year in membership fees to the EU. Britain is a 'net contributor' to the EU budget – it gets back less than it puts in for two reasons:
The EU would be obliged to grant permanent settlement rights to Britons living in Ireland and mainland Europe, and the UK would do the same.
Because all mainland EU members are part of the Schengen passport union, UK citizens would continue to enjoy unfettered access across the continent, once they had cleared passport control in the first country in which they arrive. We would have similar easy access arrangements to those of Switzerland – it is not an EU member either. Given how dependent the rest of Europe is on British business travel and tourism, a question of visas should not arise.
According to a recent study, staying in the European Union would cost the UK £9,625 per household. Inevitably, UK households will benefit from lower consumer bills due to more appropriate and effective regulations across the whole range of products and services (food, clothing, energy, banking etc.)
Open Europe estimates UK businesses will save at least £33.3bn from no longer having to follow EU regulations. If you consider an EU exit will also provide the country with a £15.3bn windfall, one can imagine how this will help to reduce taxes, and push up employment. This is even before we consider the opportunities from increased trade.
They could, and probably should. Under EU law, the UK is not permitted to apply a standard VAT rate below 15%, and a reduced VAT rate below 5%. These limits could be repealed once the UK secured independence.
With the UK treasury liberated of a £15.7bn bill each year, the government may seek to lower some taxes.
Most importantly, our directly elected government will have increased decision-making powers on what and whom it taxes, and to what extent.
The predominant change would be that Brussels would no longer have direct say over UK law. The UK may continue to adopt international product standards to help UK exporters reach foreign markets, but the volume of these rules would be miniscule compared to the thousands of EU rules the UK is required to adopt. Furthermore, the European Court of Justice would cease to have absolute authority over the UK government.
No. we would have more. Currently on many of the most important global bodies, such as the World Trade Organisation, it is the EU that represents the UK. Leaving will give Britain its own seat back at this and many other important global organisations.


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The ASUS NX90JQ is a desktop replacement notebook with an emphasis on sound quality -- and it sounds better than any notebook we've tested to date. But that's not all: the NX90JQ represents a significant departure from conventional notebook design in that it employs two touchpads either side of the keyboard, rather than one on the palm rest. High-end audio quality notwithstanding, it's this feature that makes the NX90JQ an intriguing proposition.
The ASUS NX90JQ has been designed to appeal to users who want better sound quality from a notebook. It's a desktop replacement–style, 18.4in notebook for the home entertainment enthusiast. It's got plenty of style, and its design is guaranteed to intrigue many potential buyers.
The ASUS NX90JQ was launched at a soundstage in Sydney's Entertainment Quarter.
The main selling point of the ASUS NX90JQ is its supreme audio capability. SonicMaster Technology, however unimaginative its name may be, is what makes this notebook tick. It's a combination of Bang & Olufsen's ICEpower codec, bigger and stronger speakers and a class D amplifier. The speakers are 25mm in diameter, which is claimed to be 25 per cent larger than the speakers in a conventional notebook, and they are installed on either side of the screen in larger than usual speaker chambers. ASUS claims the speaker chambers are 400 per cent larger than the speaker chambers on a conventional notebook. You can see the comparison of the speakers themselves below.
On the left are the speakers in ASUS' new NX90JQ notebook, while on the right is a speaker from a conventional notebook. You can see that the speaker setup in the NX90JQ is much larger.
The larger speakers provide a better low-end frequency range than smaller laptop speakers and, combined with the new codec and amplifier, there is virtually no annoying background hissing when the volume is turned up high. We got to hear it first hand at the Trackdown Scoring Stage in Sydney's Entertainment Quarter. The sound from the speakers really filled the stage and the low frequencies were pleasant to listen to, rather than nonexistent as they are on most notebooks.
However, there is some distortion evident when you play the speakers at their maximum level, but this will depend on the type of music you listen to, too. Listening to opera, the speakers handled the high volumes relatively well and without noticeable distortion, but with rock music, the loud volumes did show up some slight distortion. Nevertheless, even when they are not turned all the way up, the NX90's speakers produce louder volume and, most importantly, cleaner sound than any notebook we've tested to date.
We were treated to a fine performance, which was recorded and then played back on the ASUS NX90JQ's built-in speakers.
But the higher standard of audio quality isn't the only feature that differentiates the NX90JQ from other notebooks: it also has two touchpads. These touchpads are located on each side of the keyboard and have been included in order to improve the ergonomic design of the notebook — you won't have to twist your wrist in order to get to the touchpad, as the touchpad will always be within reach of your left or right hand while you type. Both touchpads support multitouch gestures and you can use either the left or right touchpad to navigate the notebook's Full HD screen.
Touchpads are placed either side of the NX90JQ's keyboard — they'll take time to get used to.
Using either touchpad takes a lot of getting used to. We found ourselves constantly reverting back to touching the middle of the palm rest, but there is no touchpad there. Without a touchpad, the palm rest area is huge. ASUS representatives said the new touchpads could be used in conjunction with future applications, but they were mum on the details. At the moment an application called Rotation Desktop works with both touchpads: it's a media application from which you can select music and videos to play. It will be installed in release models of the NX90, but it wasn't available on the test machines we saw.
The specifications of the ASUS NX90JQ (ZBD-YZ055V) are typically beefy for a high-end desktop replacement. You get an Intel Core i7-720QM CPU, which has a 1.6GHz clock speed and four CPU cores, plus Hyper-Threading. There is 6GB of DDR3 SDRAM installed via three 2GB memory modules (the notebook runs a 64-bit version of Windows 7 Home Premium), two 500GB, 5400rpm hard drives, a slot-loading Blu-ray combo drive, Gigabit Ethernet, 802.11n Wi-Fi, a webcam, an SD card reader, a hybrid TV tuner, 2x USB 3.0 ports, eSATA, HDMI, D-Sub, analog and optical audio ports and a 6-cell, 5600mAh battery.
With an 18.4in screen plus the speakers either side of it, it's not the type of notebook that's easy to leave the home with — and its battery life won't be long enough anyway. It's definitely a stay-at-home notebook and its reflective panels and very good audio performance make it a great media centre machine through which you can play all your video and music.
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First impression on unpacking the Q702 test unit was the solid feel and clean, minimalist styling.
For work use, Microsoft Word and Excel programs pre-installed on the device are adequate for preparing short documents.
The Fujitsu LifeBook UH574 allowed for great mobility without being obnoxiously heavy or clunky. Its twelve hours of battery life did not disappoint.
The screen was particularly good. It is bright and visible from most angles, however heat is an issue, particularly around the Windows button on the front, and on the back where the battery housing is located.
My first impression after unboxing the Q702 is that it is a nice looking unit. Styling is somewhat minimalist but very effective. The tablet part, once detached, has a nice weight, and no buttons or switches are located in awkward or intrusive positions.


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My niece's pension for sunflowers inspired me to create a small sunflower motif quilt that she could hang in her cubicle at work, in order to brighten up the area. The machine embroidery designs I created for this project became the Sunflower Harvest Collection. Within the instructions, you'll also a picture or the original quilt project, along with some constructions details
You'll need a 5x7 hoop to sew these designs. However, some of the designs fit the 4x4 hoop and whenever possible the 5x7 designs have been split to fit the 4x4 hoop…just not all of them.
The collection consist of fourteen individual files to create seven distinct sunflower motifs and the obligatory sunflower quilt project label, should you feel inspired to make your own sunflower quilt. As always, I'm keenly interested in seeing how others are inspired by my designs to create their own unique projects, whether it be a wall quilt, a child's blanket or a bit of clothing embellishment, so send me pictures, if you will, of how you take embroidery beyond the hoop.
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Origin: Unknown/Undetermined
Regularity: Regularly occurring
Currently: Unknown/Undetermined
Confidence: Confident
Physical Description
Physical Description
Type Information
Catalog Number: US 3376156
Collection: Smithsonian Institution, National Museum of Natural History, Department of Botany
Verification Degree: Original publication and alleged type specimen examined
Preparation: Pressed specimen
Collector(s): W. Gambel
Year Collected: 1841
Locality: Near Santa Fe., Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States, North America
- Isotype: Nuttall, T. 1848. Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci. Philadelphia. 4: 25.
Catalog Number: US 996080
Collection: Smithsonian Institution, National Museum of Natural History, Department of Botany
Verification Degree: Status verified by specimen annotations only
Preparation: Pressed specimen
Collector(s): P. G. Lorentz
Year Collected: 1879
Locality: Argentina, South America
- Type fragment: Grisebach, A. H. R. 1874. Abh. Königl. Ges. Wiss. Göttingen. 19: 255.
Catalog Number: US 996079
Collection: Smithsonian Institution, National Museum of Natural History, Department of Botany
Preparation: Pressed specimen
Collector(s): C. G. Pringle
Year Collected: 1885
Locality: Near Chihuahua., Chihuahua, Mexico, North America
- Syntype: Beal, W. J. 1896. Grasses N. Amer. 2: 271.
Molecular Biology and Genetics
Molecular Biology
Barcode data: Lycurus setosus
Statistics of barcoding coverage: Lycurus setosus
Public Records: 1
Specimens with Barcodes: 1
Species With Barcodes: 1
Conservation Status
National NatureServe Conservation Status
United States
Rounded National Status Rank: NNR - Unranked
NatureServe Conservation Status
Rounded Global Status Rank: G5 - Secure
Lycurus setosus
Lycurus setosus is a species of grass in the Poaceae family, commonly known as the bristly wolfstail. It is found at high elevations in dry areas of the south western United States, as well as in Bolivia and Argentina.
Lycurus setosus is a perennial mountain grass with a tufted habit. The erect stems have several nodes and grow from 30 cm (12 in) to 50 cm (20 in) in height and may have a few branches. The leaf blades are glabrous and grow up to 10 cm (3.9 in) long but only 2 mm (0.1 in) wide. They are rough or bristly and have a white midrib below. The flower panicles are 4 cm (1.6 in) to 8 cm (3.1 in) long and about 8 mm (0.3 in) wide. They are also bristly. It can be distinguished from the rather similar common wolfstail (Lycurus phleoides) by the erect culms, longer ligules and differently shaped tips to the upper leaves. [1]
Habitat and range[edit]
Lycurus setosus grows at altitudes of between 570 m (1,870 ft) and 3,400 m (11,200 ft). It is found on arid, free draining land, on mesas and rocky slopes. It occurs in the south western states of the United States and in northern Mexico. A separate population occurs in similar habitats in Argentina and Bolivia.[1]
- ^ a b Lycurus setosus (Nutt.) C. Reeder Grass Manual on the Web. Retrieved 2011-11-23.
Names and Taxonomy
Comments: Transferred to Muhlenbergia by P.M. Peterson and J.T. Columbus (2008) based on molecular evidence; new combination is Muhlenbergia alopecuroides since M. setosa was used previously.
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Chicken Chow Mein Casserole
|Diagonally sliced celery
|2 Cup (32 tbs) (1/4 Inch Pieces)
|1 Cup (16 tbs), chopped
|1⁄3 Cup (5.33 tbs), chopped
|Vegetable oil
|3 Tablespoon
|Cooked chicken
|2 Cup (32 tbs), cut up
|Condensed cream of chicken soup
|10 3⁄4 Ounce (1 Can)
|Canned sliced water chestnuts
|8 Ounce, drained (1 Can)
|3⁄4 Cup (12 tbs)
|Canned sliced mushrooms
|4 Ounce, drained (1 Can)
|Sliced pimiento
|2 Ounce, drained (1 Jar)
|Soy sauce
|2 Tablespoon
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|Chow mein noodles
|2 Cup (32 tbs)
In 3-quart grill-safe casserole, combine celery, onion, carrot and oil.
Remove cooking grid.
Place casserole directly on lava rock grate, arranging rocks around dish.
Cook and stir at MEDIUM-HIGH until vegetables are tender-crisp, about 15 minutes.
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Stir in remaining ingredients except chow mein noodles.
Cover and set aside.
Spread lava rocks evenly across grate with long-handled tongs.
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Close hood and heat grill at HIGH for 10 minutes.
Bake casserole using indirect MEDIUM heat with hood closed until hot and bubbly, 25 to 30 minutes.
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Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 2259 Calories from Fat 1149
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 132 g202.5%
Saturated Fat 24.1 g120.4%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 239.4 mg79.8%
Sodium 4028.8 mg167.9%
Total Carbohydrates 182 g60.6%
Dietary Fiber 26.5 g106%
Sugars 27.2 g
Protein 105 g209.4%
Vitamin A 244.6% Vitamin C 116.6%
Calcium 310.2% Iron 189.4%
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Review: FOX's 'The Following' an empty horror exercise
Kevin Williamson has forgotten more about horror than I'll ever learn. His scripts for both the big screen ("I Know What You Did Last Summer") and small ("Dawson's Creek") are overflowing with a love of popular culture and horror stories in particular. His movie debut, 1996's "Scream," breathed new life into a thoroughly played-out genre by making a slasher movie where all the characters were aware they were in a slasher movie, and of the rules that govern such a story.
His new FOX drama "The Following" (it debuts Monday night at 9) is informed by Williamson's devotion to another kind of horror story: tales of charismatic, omniscient serial killers, particularly as popularized by "Silence of the Lambs" and the other Hannibal Lecter films. But here, the tone is deadly serious throughout. It's a series riddled with clichés, but without anyone to point them out along the way.
Kevin Bacon, following his wife Kyra Sedgwick's path to television, plays Ryan Hardy, an FBI agent forced into retirement after being wounded apprehending Joe Carroll (James Purefoy from "Rome"), a literature professor turned serial killer who murdered young women as a salute to the works of Edgar Allen Poe. In the series' opening moments, Carroll escapes from prison, leaving another trail of blood in his wake, and Hardy is awoken from an alcoholic slumber to help catch him — and, it turns out, the many followers he inspired and trained during his incarceration.
So it's basically Hannibal Lecter as cult leader, only if Lecter were somehow more pretentious and less charming (the downgrade from Anthony Hopkins to Purefoy), constantly dropping Poe references in an attempt to seem deeper and more meaningful than he actually is — or than "The Following" actually is.
Williamson and his writers attempt to examine the motivations behind Carroll and his acolytes, but they usually amount to some combination of name-dropping and psycho-babble, like this absolute hum-dinger of a monologue from the second episode, delivered by Annie Parisse as one of Hardy's new FBI pals:
"Carroll's using Poe's work as a religion. He's speaking to people through Gothic Romanticism. There's a pathology to today's Internet techno-bred minds. He's created a vacancy in our humanity. Find the ones with additional disorders, jackpot. Enter a handsome, charismatic man who can touch them, make them feel their lives for the first time. He conditions them. The only way to truly live is to kill."
Parisse plays it self-deprecating — she concludes the speech by saying, "Or some crap like that" — but it's clearly meant to be a brilliant insight into this man, and the state of a society that breeds others like him. But it's just gibberish, there to try to justify the quantity and quality of baroque acts of violence without really saying anything about why we're really fascinated by characters like Lecter, John Doe from "Se7en" or Dexter Morgan. "The Following" plays at examining both the pathology of these killers and the tropes of their stories — Carroll announces that he's writing a new book based on these events, and begins breaking Hardy and others down into character types — but mainly it seems to take delight in depicting the extremes to which Carroll and his followers will go.
I'm not saying that Williamson is obligated to turn every horror story he tells into a deconstruction of the genre, nor a PhD thesis about the pathology of serial killers and those who love them (with or without "today's Internet techno-bred minds"). But the hollowness of "The Following" means that the only thing there is to focus on is the actual storytelling, and it's lacking.
At the Television Critics Association press tour earlier this month, Williamson referred to "24" (which used to air in this timeslot) as "my favorite show of all time," and you can definitely see some of that show's DNA here — specifically in the way that other than Ryan Hardy himself, virtually any character at any time can be revealed to be a mole trained by Joe Carroll. And the problem is that when anyone can be a surprising villain, then no one actually is. Seemingly trustworthy figures pop out of the shadows so often brandishing a gun, knife or nastier death implement (Carroll's signature is putting out his young female victim's eyes with an icepick) that it becomes wearying — if not comical — after a few episodes.
The weary gravity of Bacon's performance holds things together to a point, and the one deviation from cliché that the series takes is in making Hardy a man whose problem is identifying too deeply with the victims — "The kill makes it personal, you unravel," he's told — when the usual gimmick is that the profiler learns to think too much like the killer. Bacon alone kept me watching at least an episode longer than I otherwise might have.
We're in the middle of a boom of serial killer-driven television. "Criminal Minds" shows no sign of going away anytime soon. "Dexter" is more popular than ever. NBC has an actual Hannibal Lecter series coming up later this year, and A&E is debuting "Bates Motel," a "Psycho" prequel series about the young Norman Bates, in March. There's an unending fascination for this kind of show — or related gore like AMC's wildly popular "The Walking Dead" — and I wouldn't be the least bit surprised if "The Following" were a big, bloody hit for FOX.
But success and quality don't always neatly overlap, and "The Following" is a show that's disturbing without actually being scary, and that approaches deep, dark subjects without having anything real to say about them. Williamson may have put thought into what this show is about, but what comes across on screen is an empty exercise in fetishizing the charismatic evil of serial killers.
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Using Gajim to connect to Google Talk
Update: It seems that at least with Gajim 0.12.5 and googlemail.com only the steps 1 to 6 are needed to use the XMPP functions of a GMail account.
Update: Google's latest default settings force to login with OAuth. You can turn off this feature in your GMail "Account Settings" -> "other" -> "allow less secure apps".
To configure your Account:
- Start Gajim.
- If this is the first time you start Gajim the Account Creation Dialog shown below will come up. If the dialog does not come up click on Edit then click on Accounts and click New in the window that opens up.
- Select I already have an account I want to use and click Forward.
- Enter the following information:
- Username: your Google Talk username (without any @ symbol or domain)
- Server: gmail.com or, if you are a Google Mail user in Europe, googlemail.com
- Password: if you want to log in automatically enter your password
- Click Forward.
- Click on Finish.
You should then be connected to your gmail account. If, by misfortune, the connection fails, follow the next steps:
- Right click on your gmail account row, and select Modify Account, then select the Connection Tab.
- Select Use custom hostname/port and enter:
- Hostname: talk.google.com
- Click Save.
En: IMPORTANT NOTE: You can use 443 port and SSL (legacy), if the port 5222 are closed!! enjoy :D (UPDATE: as of writing this (2009-04-12) the port used by gtalk is 5223)
Es: Nota importante: Si tu puerto 5222 está cerrado puedes usar el 443, pero debes marcar usar SSL (el viejo)
That's it! Now you are ready to connect to Google Talk using Gajim.
*Voice chat not supported*
Please note that if you are using a Google Apps account, you have to use the steps above and use your my_login@ mydomain.com instead of my_login@ gmail.com.
Note: if you want another nick to be displayed instead of your Gmail username, set a family name and apply this patch (if you have Gajim 0.11.1 or below).
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Keep your eye peeled on coffee prices, the morning bean maybe increasing due to a draught in Brazil, via Daily Mail.
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The new version of our Ratio app is now available, with a thrilling new feature. You can create your own custom ratios. For instance, while the 5-to-3 flour-to-water ratio, or 60% water, is the standard baker's percentage for bread, many prefer a wetter dough, as high as 86% for the no-knead doughs. Now you can create and save your own ratios. You can devise your own specific recipes and save them to your recipe library. And of course the app still functions as an all-purpose recipe calculator for 32 fundamental preparations. Simply type in the amount of one ingredient and the app automatically tabulates the amounts of all the ingredients. Scale recipes up or down as needed. Want pancakes but have only one egg? Type that in to tabulate the correct amount of flour and Read On »
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Others said the convictions Tuesday of Anthony and Marsha Springer on charges of torture and first-degree child abuse weren't enough.
"I'm shocked, appalled," said Kim Spencer, 36, a Centreville resident and mother of three as she prepared to buy groceries late Tuesday at the Village Market. "How can you chain a child and have them die and not be convicted of murder?"
Several residents interviewed by the Kalamazoo Gazette shared Spencer's sentiment as news of verdicts in the Springers' 17-day trial began to spread Tuesday through this small St. Joseph County town.
A jury of eight women and four men convicted the Springers of torture and child abuse but acquitted the couple of felony murder and second-degree murder in the Feb. 27, 2008, death of their daughter Calista.
The 16-year-old was found by firefighters restrained to her bunk bed with a dog choke chain."I'm not happy," said Nancy Thompson, of Nottawa, as she shared a meal with friends Tuesday at the Round Up restaurant on West Main Street. "She didn't have any justice when she was alive. She should have justice now ... I would have rather seen a hung jury and had it retried myself. Then maybe she could get some justice."
On the Internet, reaction was swift on a Facebook group set up to remember Calista.
"Once again the system has let this child down," one woman wrote on the wall of the In Honor of Calista Springer group that now has more than 3,300 members.
Back in Centreville, resident Neil Hagelgans said he was happy that verdicts were reached but he also said that Calista was not only let down by her parents but by Michigan Department of Human Services workers who closed out investigations of alleged abuse, including reports in 2004 that Calista was being chained to her bed.
"At least they're getting something," Hagelgans said of the guilty verdicts against the Springers. "That's the main thing. I'm in favor of that."
Hagelgans remarks drew some disagreement from a friend who walked out of the Round Up with Haglegans and several other people.
"If you lived in their shoes and you had this big problem, what would you do?" asked Hagelgans friend, who identified himself as Jack but refused to give his last name. "I would think you'd be at your wits end at some point."
During the trial, Anthony Springer testified that his daughter was prone to fits of range and put dangerous objects in her mouth. He said they chained Calista to protect her and the family.
The Springers face up to life in prison for torture and up to 15 years in prison for child abuse. The trial began Jan. 26 in Kalamazoo and it took jurors nine days of deliberations before they arrived at a verdict just before 5 p.m. on Tuesday.
Former schoolmates of Calista gathered outside the courtroom after the verdicts were read and shed tears as they clung to each other and expressed discontent over the jurors' verdicts.
"It's pointless," said Katie Ganger, 16, who testified during the trial. "They took away a life and that's murder. I just don't understand."
Ganger's mother, Beth, who also testified during the trial and told of how Calista had shared stories regarding her home life, hugged her daughter.
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3 Most Important Elements: Inspiration, Distruption And Value
by Tina Wells on Feb 24, 7:34 AM
Capturing the heart of teen consumers is no easy task. They have completely different motivations than their tween and young adult counterparts. I believe that there are three things that matter to the teen consumer: inspiration, disruption, and value.
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by Frank O'Brien on Feb 17, 9:02 AM
After the market crashed a few years ago, marketers went back to basics in terms of Super Bowl commercial components. Since then, however, the economy has been on the way up, and commercial complexities have reflected this. In the evolution of things, there was an expectation that this year's commercials would be geared toward the web and social media. However, that certainly was not the case.
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At the end of 2010, Harris Interactive released its first Youth EquiTrend Study in which it identified the brands with the highest equity among 8-12, 13-17, and 18-24 year olds. Compared side-by-side, the results make for some interesting reading.
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I wasn't completely surprised to see that the majority of teens did not find the show as controversial as everyone else does, which at the end of the day makes it seem like teens aren't as quick to react or engage, and as a result are harder to access.
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Packing for a trip is hard, whether it's just a day or a few weeks. You've got to make sure and pack those little things you really need to get you through the week. Like grenades.
On Saturday, Transportation Security Administration officials found a grenade in the carry-on bag of a man traveling from Salt Lake City to Denver. The grenade was inert, and even a little rusty, but nevertheless caused alarm for the officers who found it during standard screenings in the security lines of the Salt Lake City International Airport.
The incident has TSA spokeswoman Lorie Dankers reminding passengers to leave their grenades, and all other weapons for that matter, at home.
"It just serves as a reminder that people need to check what's in their bag prior to traveling," Dankers said. "Grenades happen to be one of those items that cannot be transported in carry-on bags or in checked baggage because they can be seen as an explosive."
She said people should remember people that the TSA screens roughly 1.8 million people at 450 airports every day, making it quite difficult when passengers accidentally forget that they have prohibited items in their bag.
She said that passengers can check to see if an item is prohibited by using the TSA mobile app or visiting www.tsa.gov/mobile.
The grenade was surrendered to TSA and the passenger was allowed to continue on their way. No citations were issued in the incident.
"Just another day at TSA," Dankers said.
TSA to travelers: Leave grenades at home
Packing for a trip is hard, whether it's just a day or a few weeks. You've got to make sure and pack those little things you really need to get you through the week. Like grenades.
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