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Browning Traditional Brown Over/Under Shotgun Case
Brownings traditional autoloading and pump shotgun case is classic brown in
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BidSwan, a new pick-your-price website that sells locally made items or items from local stores, is named after the black swan theory, the idea that seemingly rare occurrences aren't as unlikely as one might think (e.g. seeing a black swan).
So what kind of theory-inspired circumstance does BidSwan offer? A really good deal.
"On average, consumers will save anywhere between 20 to 50 percent," said BidSwan creator Joshua Kibbey.
The idea for BidSwan came to Kibbey after he read a magazine article about concert venues trying to find a way to sell surplus event tickets.
"Everyone has things that they'd be willing to sell if somebody made them a good offer," Kibbey said, "and local merchants have more of a need for a platform like BidSwan."
On the website, shoppers can pick an item, see the retail price and then make an offer for less. Within 24 hours, they will receive an email with one of three responses — green means the offer has been accepted and payment is being processed, yellow means maybe and BidSwan staffers are double checking your potential price with the seller, and red means the offer has been refused.
Around 15 to 20 different local sellers currently have items up on BidSwan, a number Kibbey hopes to grow in the coming months. Items up for bid run the gamut of goodies — from tours of meadery Brother's Drake to a $50 Phia Salon gift card, Dolly Parton night-lights to Naked & Famous brand jeans from Milk Bar.
"For consumers," Kibbey said, "we'd love for BidSwan to be a fun, entertaining thing to do, to get good at bargaining, to discover new things and shop local."

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Rainy Day Tour of the Buffalo Zoo
Do rainy days leave you feeling bored or even a little down? Visit the Buffalo Zoo for a day filled with excitement! The Zoo is a great place to explore, rain or shine. Heres a list of indoor exhibits and covered areas that allow you to view our animal collection and escape the wet weather at the same time!
M&T Bank Rainforest Falls: Modeled after the unique habitat within the Amazon basin in Venezuelas Canaima National Park, the fully enclosed M&T Bank Rainforest Falls exhibit features a two-story waterfall, as well as ramps and overlooks to enable visitors to view dozens of colorful free-flighted birds. Inside this tropical paradise that is approximately 78°F year-round, visitors will also encounter a remarkable collection of species, including squirrel monkeys, brown capuchins, black howler monkeys, white-faced sakis, tamandua, vampire bats, giant anteaters, capybara, ocelots, piranhas, giant river turtles, armadillos, dwarf caiman and an anaconda. A stop in the Visitors Center will ensure that rainforest enthusiasts receive a fun and interactive educational experience.
Delta Sonic Heritage Farm: The Delta Sonic Heritage Farm recreates a historic farm from the mid-1800s with heritage breeds of domestic animals. This exhibit helps teach visitors about the importance of water to wildlife and domestic farm animals, as well as the historic importance of water and the Erie Canal to people as a means of transportation for crops and other goods. Consisting of a wetlands area and a replica of an Erie Canal lock, the exhibit also features a historic barn that houses a mule, Babydoll Southdown sheep, Devon milking cow, Berkshire pigs and a Narragansett turkey.
Ecostation: This exhibit combines three animal habitats with hands-on interactives and propped research equipment to teach visitors how research on endangered species is conducted. The animal habitats include an Australian Scrub Forest, a Southwestern U.S. desert, and a Central American Rainforest. Windows on both ends of the exhibit also give visitors the opportunity to view the Zoos lions and tigers.
Vanishing Animals: Comprised of a series of six naturalistic enclosures, this exhibit features endangered animals and teaches visitors more about preserving the future of these species. Animals that call this area of the Zoo home include servals, mandrills, spectacled bears, snow leopards, snow monkeys, Sulawesi macaques and several species of lemurs. Each exhibit can be viewed from under an overhang. Other animals that can be viewed across the pathway include gemsbok and zebras.
Reptile House: Built in 1942, the Buffalo Zoos Reptile House has a rich history. The building first opened under the direction of Curator Marlin Perkins, who later gained notoriety for hosting Mutual of Omahas Wild Kingdom. In the present day, visitors can view 23 main exhibits of animals from all over the world consisting of turtles, snakes, lizards and an American alligator. Visitors can also enjoy viewing a variety of amphibians, including frogs and eastern hellbenders (which are part of a headstart conservation project).
Giraffe House: On wet days, the Buffalo Zoos giraffe herd is usually inside. Visitors can view the giraffes, as well as rock hyrax and a few bird species, inside the Giraffe House.
Gorilla Exhibit: Adjacent to Vanishing Animals (lemur side), the gorilla exhibit features several vantage point for optimal viewing. Benches are also available so visitors can take a break from walking and observe the gorillas at the same time. The meerkat exhibit is also located as part of this indoor area.
Diversity of Life: This hallway connects to the gorilla exhibit. Diverse and fascinating animals are found all over the world. This exhibit features a variety of animals to highlight the special interrelationships that living things share with each other and their environment to create a balance of nature. Animals exhibited in the Diversity of Life hallway include Flag cichlids, Amazon river rays, giant cockroaches, a variety of tarantulas, green and black poison dart frogs and four-striped grass mice.
Living Treehouse: Located in the Zoos education building, this room is designed to replicate a childrens whimsical treehouse. Five windows are located inside the treehouse and look out onto different habitats, including a saguaro cactus forest, a rainforest, a scrub forest, a temperate forest and a seaside forest. A variety of hand-on activities and some small live animals (fish and invertebrates) can be found here.
Sea Lion Cove (underwater viewing): Sea Lion Cove is a favorite among our visitors. The exhibit features a 160,000 gallon salt water pool, two islands and tiered seating for visitors while they watch feeding demonstrations. On rainy days, visitors can stay dry as they observe the Buffalo Zoos two California sea lions swimming past large underwater viewing windows.
Hyena Exhibit: Visitors can view the Buffalo Zoos hyenas from two covered areas. In addition to the hyenas, visitors can also observe the roan antelope and addax yards from these locations.
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The measurements are 34DD-27-36 and they are all natural inches that could never be matched by any kind of implants. Her hair is blonde and she has pretty blue eyes and stands 5 feet 7 inches. In addition to her amazing bust line she also has very sexy legs and feet plus an ass that has all the right curves.
Putting it all to great use in scenes like "Cudna showin us her Assets", this girl really knows how to use that body to full advantage. One of the first things that stands out are her bright blue eyes but not far behind are her big beautiful tits. Wearing the kind of sexy lingerie that she loves the most, she puts on a solo strip tease that only she is capable of. After feeling her big boobs she pulls her bra off, finally setting those big naturals free. Using a grand piano as a backdrop, she bends over and lets the cameras look over her nice ass too.
Ines loves the camera and her beautiful white smile comes out often in this and all of her super sexy scenes at DDF.
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it is great to re-visit her beautiful videos,,, I wonder what she looks like now...
Definitely among the top beauties with fantastic breasts and perky nipples. The more of her, the better! Love her breast play!
from 2008=2010, the goddess of all DDF along with Karina Heart
If Ines did go boy/girl I would pray that I would be the lucky one to be in the script.
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This is the strangest thing... Well, at least for me.
I finally got my 2 preemies to breast feed with a nipple shield. They are both still in the NICU since 03/20/11. I can only breastfeed them at 8pm after work. Once I go home and pump at 11pm what I normally get with pumping is cut in half from my right breast.
Typically I get 4ounces from the left and 5 from the right when I pump. But at 11pm I struggle to even get 2 ounces from my right breast.
I though maybe it had something to do with me nursing the girls at 8pm, but I didn't nurse them last night and still at 11pm I have a decrease.
I have been exclusively pumping from 03/20/11 until I was able to attempt breast feeding 05/08/11, so now I breastfeed once a day and pump the rest of the time. The girls only started to actually breastfeed in mid June was the first I was able to get them to latch.
I used to pump at least 8 times a day, but once I got established and returned to work I am now pumping 6-7 times a day. It's been going ok for a couple of months until just the last couple of weeks.
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Let's face it -- we're all busy! And we're always looking for ways to save a little time. Here are 20 ways to save an hour each day.
1. Limit your time on social media. Set limits on how long each day to allow yourself to tweet, Facebook and watch YouTube videos.
2. Move closer to work. Those long commutes can add up over time!
3. Run errands on your lunch break.
4. Double recipes as you cook, and freeze half the food for later. It's an easy lunch for the next day, or dinner for the next night.
5. Pay your bills online. Secure web sites make it easier than ever to pay your bills online. It will keep you from having to write checks -- and buying stamps.
6. Exercise hard, not longer. Work with a personal trainer to get the most out of each minute you're working out.
7. Buy clothes you don't have to iron. (Who likes to iron, anyway?)
8. Wash dishes while cooking. After a big meal, the last thing anyone wants to do is clean up!
9. Limit the amount of time you spend playing games on your smart phone. It's OK to play a few minutes a day, but don't get too wrapped up that you lose precious time.
10. Have your groceries delivered. This is becoming more popular, particular with mothers. Most grocery stores will let you place your order online.
11. This one is simple. Learn to say no.
12. Much like social media and games, the television is a culprit of taking up our time. Put limits on how much time you spend in front of the TV each day.
13. Hire someone. You can't do everything yourself -- so look for opportunities to contract out items like yard work, spring cleaning and other chores.
14. Coupons from the Sunday paper are a tradition, but do you know coupon apps can deliver savings right to your phone? Paper free, green and time saving!
15. Wipe down the bathroom sink and counters each time you use them. It won't take long to do, and will require little additional work when "cleaning day" comes along.
16. Talk on the phone instead of texting, especially if the message is important. (How many times has a text message exchange gone off topic? Exactly.)
17. Learn while listening and exercising. In other words, use the workout time to listen to an audio book, or perhaps a podcast.
18. Manage your email inbox. Use filters to stop spam, folders to organize items and flag important senders. It will save you lots of time!
19. Back to yard work: Plant slow-growing or low-growing grass so you don't have to mow the lawn as often. Or use ground covers that blanket the area.
20. Finally, network with other moms! You might get some great time-saving ideas!
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The mother of a boy allegedly bullied on a school bus in Sparta last week watched the surveillance video of the incident for the first time Wednesday.
The issue was brought to light at Tuesday night's Sparta school board meeting, with her emotional plea for justice.
Several other parents came forward with stories of how their own children had been bullied.
Misty Morales and her 13-year-old son watched the surveillance video from the bus together at the school Wednesday.
Morales said, in that video, she saw her son sitting in the bus seat, playing a game on his phone.
That's when a handful of kids started to pick on him, as his 11-year-old sister sat by helplessly and cried.
"I actually got to the point where I gasped and covered my mouth, and I was just like, 'Oh, my goodness.' I mean, it's like, you wish you were there so you could just be like, 'Knock it off. Stop,'" said Morales.
She said the video is proof of her emotional story at Tuesday night's school board meeting.
"My son comes home, he's got an abrasion on his lip from being punched. His neck is red from being in a chokehold. He's got scratches on his face," said Morales at the meeting. "The one had his hands down his pants, pulled it out and wiped it all over my son's face. Not once, but three times he did this to my son. And while he was doing that, he said, 'You like that, don't you?'"
The Sparta Police Department and the Sparta School District said they won't release the security video, to protect the identity of the minors involved.
The district is not releasing what disciplinary action was taken, but Superintendent John Hendricks said that shouldn't be mistaken for inaction.
"Sometimes people assume that if they don't know about the consequences, they don't know the actions that have been taken because of student privacy, then the assumption is made that there haven't been consequences, and that's unfortunate," said Hendricks.
Lamers Bus Line's terminal manager confirmed the bus driver did not report the incident.
Morales said she finds it hard to believe he saw nothing, especially since her son told the driver when the kids first started picking on him.
"He said, 'They told me that they want to beat me up. They're going to beat me up,'" said Morales.
Even though Morales has four children at three different schools, she said from now on she'd rather drive them than have them ride on the school buses again.
Afraid of retaliation for speaking out, the 13-year-old boy stayed home from school on Wednesday.
He said, even though he'd miss the friends he does have at school, he'd rather be home-schooled than go back.
His mother said that's an option she's seriously considering.
Police are conducting their own investigation into what happened, which Chief Mike Cass said should wrap up by the end of the week.
At Tuesday's meeting, the school board decided to take a closer look at some of the policies surrounding the alleged bullying incident at a committee meeting on March 12.
Morales said she plans to be there.


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Alicia Nilaya Curran Palmer, BA, 2005
Boat Building Vacation
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Participants can build a wooden kayak, rowing shell, dory, canoe, fishing boat or other small wooden boat in a relaxed 9-day cottage experience on a peaceful lake in central Maine. This is a traditional Maine cottage rental experience with the added feature of a boat building workshop and the support you need to build your own boat, no previous experience is necessary. Spend half your day building your very own small wooden boat to take home with you. You will never believe how easy it is. The other half of the day can be spent relaxing at the cottage or exploring the many sights and experiences that Maine has to offer. At the cottage you can: fish for bass, perch, pickerel and others in the well stocked lake; swim in the silkiest fresh water you've ever encountered; explore the woodland trails; take to the lake in one of our many water craft sailing, rowing, kayaking, canoeing, and fishing; or relax in a hammock and dream awhile.
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Self Directed Learning. What you put in, is what you gain. You don't limit yourself doing better because a teachers' mark was sufficient enough, instead you put all your energy into something and you are rewarding accordingly. As well, when you don't put effort into something you are doing, it is only yourself that you disappoint.


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- Set terms: This annuity allows you to purchase an annuity for shorter time periods like five, 10 and 15 years. At the end of the defined period, the payments cease. If you die before the set period has elapsed, the remainder of the annuity passes to your heirs. This can be useful for retirees who do not expect to live long. These will generally have larger payments than a typical lifetime annuity because the payments are spread over a shorter timeframe.
- Survivor benefits: This option allows annuity payments to continue until the survivor dies (i.e., a widow). One disadvantage is that payments are usually smaller than with a single-life annuity.
- Variable payments: Some immediate annuities allow holders to draw larger sums than their regular monthly stipend at pre-determined times.
- Inflation component: Some annuities allow you to add an inflation rider to the immediate annuity which keeps payments on par with inflation.
- Variable rates: This type allows your payments to be based on the type of investments you've chosen, unlike fixed immediate annuities, which are based on whatever the company decides.
- Guaranteed Stream of Income
A lifetime annuity guarantees payments each period until death. For retirees worried about running out of income, this can be a way to guarantee having money until the end.
- Healthy Retirees Can Benefit
Healthy retirees who think they will outlive peers (and in turn the actuarial projections), can end up winning in this situation with a lifetime annuity. Payments do not stop until death. Any years over the actuarial projections represent a "win."
- Choices
There are a variety of annuities to choose from, allowing this type of investment to work for more retirees. Of course, some of these options with greater flexibility come at a price of lower payments.
- The Benefit Dies With You
As soon as the annuity holder dies, payments are stopped regardless of how many years might be left in the original contract. If the annuity contract was for 10 years and the holder dies after only six years, the annuity company keeps the money. This, in essence, means you cannot pass any money that has gone into an annuity on to your heirs.
- No Access to Lump Sum
With a typical lifetime annuity, once the money is turned over, there is no turning back. The money cannot be taken back for anything including an unexpected illness or emergency that requires a large amount of cash. Annuity holders are out of luck.
- No Control Over Payments
Again, with a typical annuity, once the lump sum is turned over, the money is out of your hands and control. You may be able to earn greater income with another investment.
Immediate or Income Annuities
by AAII Staff
An annuity is a contract, purchased from a life insurance company, that provides for a set stream of payments or income for a set length of time, usually until the death of the annuity holder.
The concept of an annuity can be confusing because life insurance companies use the term to describe two different types of contracts: deferred annuities and immediate annuities.
Deferred annuities allow investors to put away money on a tax-deferred basis so that a lump sum can be accumulated at a later date; that lump sum can then be used to fund an annuity (the stream of payments), although many investors choose to simply withdraw the accumulated amount as a lump sum rather than use the annuity feature.
An immediate annuity has no accumulation period—an investor simply pays the insurance company a lump sum, and then receives the stream of payments for the set time period.
Annuities are primarily used as a means of securing a steady cash flow during retirement.
Immediate annuities are also called income annuities. Immediate annuities exchange a lump sum of money for a guaranteed stream of income over a period of time. These payments can be guaranteed for a set time period or until death. Many times people will convert the lump sum from a deferred annuity that has reached its full value.
All aspects of the annuity (payments, time period and rate of return) are set at the time the annuity contract is generated. For lifetime annuities, payments are calculated based on interest rates and the holder's life expectancy. If the contract holder lives longer than expected, he or she will keep receiving payments, but as soon as the holder dies, the payments stop. Essentially those contract holders who die earlier than expected are helping to secure payments to those who live longer than expected. Interest rates are based on market rates and are fixed throughout the annuity's life.
In addition to the typical lifetime annuity described earlier, the growing popularity of annuities has created a variety of interesting options:
Finally, some immediate annuity contracts also allow you the option to withdraw some of the principal or cancel the annuity outright in case of an emergency. This option typically leads to lower monthly payments.
Because there are a wide variety of annuities, it is best to do your homework before purchasing one. Speaking with an investment advisor who does not benefit from your annuity choice is one way to be sure you are adding the annuity in a way that is beneficial to your retirement plans.
Annuities are sold by a variety of insurance and investment firms. As illustrated earlier, types vary so be sure to comparison shop for the best annuity for your circumstances.
Immediate annuities can be a great addition to a retirement account. The guaranteed income means less worrying about running out of money. However, if leaving money to heirs or a spouse is a priority, depending on the annuity type, this may not be able to happen.
Immediate annuities are also suitable for healthy retirees who have a good chance of outliving peers. Retirees with health problems will likely not benefit from a typical annuity.
As with any investment, you should never put all your eggs in one basket. An annuity can be a good way to guarantee a steady stream of income over a specified period of time, but should not be the sole source of retirement income.
If you have financed the lump sum of the annuity with money from a tax-deferred account, each payment is subject to income rate taxes. If the lump sum has come from money that has already been taxed, then the payments are not taxed.
AAII offers a number of articles discussing annuities. Simply use the Search function to find a list of related articles. "What You Need to Know About Immediate Annuities," by Peter Katt, which appeared in the May 2007 AAII Journal, offers a great comparison between income annuities and other income-generating investments like bonds.
Bankrate.com is a Web site that offers news, tips and advice for investors to compare interest rates on a variety of investment products. The Retirement and Insurance sections provide a wealth of articles about annuities and financial planning. One article in particular, "Immediate Annuities: Do-It-Yourself Pensions," by Jenny C. McCune, explains the annuity in great detail.
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This site offers free annuity quotes. Simply enter your state, age and gender and either the lump sum you have to invest or the monthly dollar amount you'd like to receive and multiple annuity options are shown.


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Vt to get $37 million for early education
Vermont will receive nearly $37 million in federal money to support early childhood education.
Sen. Bernard Sanders, I-Vt., announced Thursday that Vermont is one of six states to share a $280 million federal Race-to-the-Top Early Learning Challenge Grant from the U.S. Department of Education.
Psychologists tell us that, in terms of human development, the most important years are birth through 4 years of age, said Sanders, who serves on the Senate Education Committee.
Yet, in terms of early childhood education, Sanders added, our nation does a very inadequate job in making quality prekindergarten education available to working families.
He added, This major federal grant will significantly improve early childhood education in our state and better prepare our kids for school and the challenges and opportunities of life.
Vermont will receive $36.9 million. Other states that will share the grant money include Georgia, Kentucky, Michigan, New Jersey and Pennsylvania.
Calling it the largest single investment in early childhood education in Vermonts history, Gov. Peter Shumlin celebrated news of the grant award Thursday.
This grant award will move our early childhood system forward by improving quality and access of education and services, supporting and expanding our early childhood workforce, supporting families in need so that they can provide a better start for their children and more, Shumlin said. It will mean more families will have access to high-quality early learning and development programs.
According to Sanders, the four-year grant will allow the state to establish a system to serve every child in Vermont. It will invest in the professional development of teachers and promote improved health care for children and counseling for their parents, Sanders said.
During a conference call Thursday with the governors of the six states, U.S. Education Secretary Arne Duncan said his department, under the Obama administration, has awarded more than $1 billion in grants to 20 states including the six announced Thursday to promote early education of every 4-year-old from low- and medium-income households.
According to Duncan, early access to education will lead to a decline in the number of students in special education.
Also on the conference call was Kathleen Sebelius, secretary of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, who said increasing access to early education is a global initiative.
She noted that China is looking to expand the number of children in preschool by 2020, as well the fact that nearly every 4-year-old in Japan is enrolled in preschool.
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When did city leaders see a plow?
The Columbus Dispatch - February 24, 2014 03:18 PM
We spent the last week analyzing GPS data from city snowplows to produce this story on Sunday.
One natural question that we did not answer in that story: When did City Council members and the mayor see a city plow on their street after the snow storm that dropped more than 10 inches on the city on Feb. 4 and 5?
I checked by entering the addresses of Columbus' elected officials into the handy look-up tool that web producer Victor Black built from the data (now with maps!).
I found no record of city plows on the street of Councilwoman Michelle M. Mills on the Northeast Side or Councilwoman Priscilla R. Tyson's street on the East Side. There was a single ping, on Feb. 7, two days after the storm ended, showing a plow on the South Side street of Councilman Hearcel F. Craig.
Councilman A. Troy Miller's street on the Far East Side was plowed the earliest of his colleagues, on Feb. 6, one day after the snow stopped falling. A plow showed up there again on the 7th.
On the 7th, plows first went down the streets of Councilwoman Eileen Y. Paley, on the Far East Side, and Council President Andrew J. Ginther, in Clintonville. And Councilman Zach M. Klein's Italian Village street first saw a city plow on Feb. 8, three days after the storm ended.
Mayor Michael B. Coleman's street was first plowed on the 5th, the day the storm ended. Before you cry foul, consider that the mayor lives Downtown, where most streets receive priority treatment -- and did before the mayor moved there.
One note: To find the GPS hits on the mayor's street, I had to use the adjacent set of addresses in the pull-down menu of our look-up tool. For some reason, the city's data didn't quite label the address range on the mayor's street correctly, but the GPS location data marked a plow right at his front door.


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Working with the Morgan County Sheriff's Office and the McConnelsville Police Department, on Friday Major Crimes Task Force agents helped execute a search warrant at 659 Halcyon Ave., McConnelsville and at 5400 Mountville Road, Chesterhill, the respective homes of Herbert Mullins, 56, and Mullins' girlfriend, Heather Greeno, 28.
"We monitor purchases of pseudoephedrine. We had found out by monitoring this information that they had been purchasing a bunch up near Zanesville," said Washington County Sheriff Larry Mincks.
Pseudoephedrine is a common ingredient used to manufacture methamphetamine, he noted.
The agencies had monitored Greeno and Mullins making a pseudoephedrine purchase earlier that day and were waiting for them to come back to the area, said Mincks.
When the pair returned to Morgan County, they were stopped and the pseudoephedrine and marijuana pipes were discovered, he said.
Subsequent searches of the residences yielded numerous items used in the manufacturing of methamphetamine, said Mincks.
"She admitted to using the "one pot" method for making meth earlier in the day where you just dump everything into one pot and shake it up," said Mincks.
The process is highly volatile and often results in explosions, he said.
Both Greeno and Mullins were charged with illegal manufacturing of methamphetamine, a fourth-degree felony, said Mincks. The crime carries a maximum of 18 months in prison.
In addition, Fairfield County has issued two warrants for Mullins for unlawful purchase of pseudoephedrine, said Officer Jeremy Berwanger of the Southeastern Ohio Regional Jail.
Greeno is being held without bond at the jail. Mullins is being held on $40,000 bond.


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Not a lot of dust settles on Manhattanite Leni Stern's well-traveled shoes. Born and raised in Germany, the former actress turned guitarist/singer-songwriter has earned a reputation for creative restlessness and eclectic tastes. Those elements have shaped the edgy jazz-rock music on her 17 albums, from her early releases for Passport in the mid-1980s to the work she's been self-releasing through her own label since the late 1990s. Her last three albums have delved into West African rhythms, but the newest, "Sabani," scales back Stern's compositions to focus on the interplay between Stern and an intimate circle of Malian artists.
Recorded in Salif Keita's Mouffou Studios in Bamako, "Sabani" is not a case of voguish experimentation, despite the global fascination with Malian music over the past half decade. Listeners expecting the trance-like grooves associated with the bluesy desert rock of Malian stars like Tinariwen and Terakaft should be forewarned that they won't hear those long, loping rhythms. "Sabani" is a spare, at times delicate exchange that shares more in common — in feel and intent, if not literal sound — with the cross-cultural elegance of last year's "Chamber Music" from kora master Ballaké Sissoko and French cellist Vincent Segal.
The eight brief but quietly beautiful tracks on "Sabani" were created by Stern playing guitar and ngoni (a sweet-toned, lute-like stringed instrument) and fellow musicians she befriended after being invited by UNESCO to mentor Malian studio engineers. That experience introduced Stern to the wider Malian music community, including powerhouse vocalist Ami Sacko and ngoni virtuoso Bassekou Kouyate, with whom she performed — as one of 50 ngoni players — at an event commemorating the 50th anniversary of Mali's independence. Other performance opportunities with world-renowned artists such as Keita and Baaba Maal eventually followed.
"Sabani" benefits from the depth of Stern's experiences in Africa. Rather than being a forced, high-concept project between players who are virtual strangers, it reflects the camaraderie and mutual respect of artists jamming in relaxed surroundings. Stern's somewhat tight, husky vocals are gracefully buffed by the melodic bounce of the ngoni on songs like "Still Bleeding" and "I Was Born," while "The Cat Stole the Moon" smoothly blends her jazz lines into a snappy Malian rhythm. "An Saba" and the moving "Djanfa" travel even further, conversing in overlapping African, jazz and blues rhythms. Stern plans to recreate those cross-cultural exchanges on her West Coast tour with talking drummer Kofo, percussionist Alioune Faye and bassist Mamadou Ba — a musical conversation that should be worth hearing. n
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Kauai landowner Jimmy Pflueger pleaded not guilty to seven counts of manslaughter Tuesday in the state's case of the Kaloko dam collapse on Kauai.
Pflueger is 82 years old. His doctors consider him too frail to fly to Kauai and face the stress of his arraignment. So, he was allowed to enter his guilty plea via live video from a secret location on Oahu.
Pflueger was driven to a downtown teleconference room on Tuesday morning.
He is accused of being reckless in the way he modified the Kaloko Reservoir, which failed in 2006 after heavy rains. A torrent of water poured from the reservoir, killing seven people downstream.
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Pflueger owns the Kaloko Reservoir. The state attorney general said Pflueger altered the dam and covered over its spillway, contributing to the deaths of seven people.
In the Kauai courtroom, Pflueger was projected on a video screen.
Pflueger's trial was set for June.
"This man really wants to tell the world his story," defense attorney William McCorriston said.
Even though he said his client is anxious to testify, Pflueger's attorney will spend the next month attacking the indictment in hopes of getting the case thrown out before trial.
McCorriston said the grand jury was not told Pflueger encouraged state inspection of the reservoir and heard no evidence he covered an emergency spillway.
"They don't even have evidence that he was directing the work around the reservoir," McCorriston said.
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Ground will be broken for a two-story 5000-square-foot addition to the Catskill Fly Fishing Center and Museum (CFFCM) Paul Dahlie Education Building at the opening day ceremonies at the museum on April 1. The addition will house the Catskill Rodmakers Workshop and Heritage Craft Center on the lower level and on the upper, the Wulff Gallery.
The Catskill Rodmakers' Workshop and Heritage Craft Center will be a fully operational bamboo rod-making shop and include an area for historical rod-making equipment and artifacts. Also planned will be a dedicated area for workshops on subjects including reel making, fly tying, net making, photography, carving, painting and more. There will be regular demonstrations of work in progress on and appreciation of bamboo fly rods.
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In chemistry, the term for the class of chemicals that includes MACE and tear gas is lachrymator. It is often listed as a hazard for materials that cause tearing and spasms of the eyelids. I got hit with the vapor of phenyl isocyanate once when a safety system failed, and my tears flowed like a river, and my eyes couldn't stay open for more than about a few milliseconds! It was the most unusual experience - I was fine, it was literally just my eyes.
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Did your nose run too? Just want to know whether the tears and the runny nose are a package deal or do they come from different sources.
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New York's highest court to hear fracking, home rule case
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The battle between those in favor of hydraulic fracturing (fracking) and those against it in New York State will get one more hearing before a court of law. The New York State Court of Appeals announced on August 29, that it will hear the zoning and home rule cases regarding fracking bans in the towns of Middlefield and Dryden.
The announcement brought quick reaction from both sides as the issue continues to be at the center of one of the most heated environmental debates at the local, state, national and global levels.
Dryden town supervisor Mary Ann Sumner said, "We are confident that the Court of Appeals will affirm, as two other courts have before it, that our town has the right, enshrined in our state constitution and upheld by the courts, to decide how land is used within our town borders." She added, "The oil and gas industry is dissatisfied and stubbornly insists on dragging out this court case. Clearly, they're not used to not getting their way."
Earthjustice managing attorney Deborah Goldberg said, "Every court that has had the opportunity to address fracking in Dryden has upheld the local power to limit the use of land for oil and gas development. But the industry is hoping that the Court of Appeals will reverse those decisions. Our client, the Town of Dryden, is fighting the unwelcome industrialization of a quiet, rural community. And we'll fight at its side until this matter is resolved once and for all."
On the other side of the issue, New York State Petroleum Council executive director Karen Moreau welcomed the decision by the court to hear from local landowners and the oil and natural gas industry on the bans. She said, "Natural gas development will give a huge shot in the arm to many economically depressed areas of Upstate New York. We are pleased that New York's highest court has agreed to hear these cases, and it could be a significant step toward ending a state-wide moratorium that is stifling job creation and investment."
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#16 - ussioc
Reply +64 123456789123345869(04/29/2013) [-]
A load freaky **** happened to me when I was a kid, around 4-5. I used to get told by mum to go get ready for bed, meaning brush my teeth and go toilet and get changed. I used to go upstairs and bathroom is directly ahead once you reach the top. I did whatever and come out. There are stairs ahead of me, a wooden barrister (if that's the word) and a little walkway to get to other rooms and attic. On the side of the wooden barrister to get to the other rooms I used to see a few people standing there. Moaning and looking at me. I had never seen these people before in my life. They had blood on their face and clothes and cuts all over. I used to shoot down the stairs to my parents which would at times comfort me and at times within a blink of an eye they would turn on me, as you see in movies where you are drugged and its all blurry apart from their faces which are right in your face. They would scream at me saying they were going to kill me and then I'd blink and everything would be fine again. The people I used to see happened every single day for about a year or even maybe more. Yeah pretty ****** up, also have more stories if people interested
#331 to #16 - Sacrifice
Reply +2 123456789123345869(04/30/2013) [-]
You ******* little ****, I was reading these like they were nothing, and then all the goddamn doors in the downstairs shake furiously making me damn near **** in my bed.
Just the postman knocking on the front door, but still.
Nice stories...maybe not for you, but still.
Just the postman knocking on the front door, but still.
Nice stories...maybe not for you, but still.
#18 to #17 - ussioc
Reply +21 123456789123345869(04/29/2013) [-]
Yeah was some ****** up ****, I'll tell you one about my great grandad, my mums mums dad, grandmas dad basically. He had passed away and prior to this he would always play with me and like bite my ear or hand, I was a child then. A little background info, he was paralyzed from the waist down and had a bed in the front room downstairs. He also used to have a chair which he'd sit in time to time. He passed away and around 6 weeks later coming inside my grandmas house from playing football for a glass of water there's nobody in the room. I look towards his chair and their he is sitting back, just looking right into my eyes and following me as I slowly move, me being scared ******** I ran into the kitchen, brushed it off, got my water and went back out. Come back in later on yet again for another glass of water and I see him in his chair again. Just following me with his eyes and I run like a ******* again. Was around 10-11 at the time. Thinking back on it I wished I had chat to him, to see if he responded but at that time, all that goes through your head is ghosts, go close and try to communicate and they make some scary ass face and move towards you.
#22 to #21 - ussioc
Reply +7 123456789123345869(04/29/2013) [-]
Alright I used to smoke weed at a point and came home stoned one day and went straight upstairs to get the smell off me and check my eyes to see how ****** I looked. My brother who mas maybe 2-3 at the time just comes up to me and says (I'm muslim btw) "Allah gonna put you on fire". Me being stoned and weed being haram was **** scared. I asked him what he said again to make sure I heard right, and he says it again "Allah gonna put you on fire" the little ****** laughs and runs off. Not really scary but I was **** scared hahahaha
#24 to #22 - pandacore
Reply +5 123456789123345869(04/29/2013) [-]
Wow, i have a little sister she's about 7 now. I remember in our old house, she had these imaginary friends. (Like most children) She was quite a lonely child due to us living in an isolated town 100 population. Anyways she would always come up with weird ******* names. KHA-JA. One day i was taking care of her she was about 4 at the time, and she laughs and goes "Look Kha-jas behind you!" It scared the **** out of me because behind me was a dark hallway...
#25 to #24 - ussioc
Reply +5 123456789123345869(04/29/2013) [-]
Well at my grandmas house one day and when my baby bro was just little, couldnt even talk at that point. Anyways mum was walking to grandmas and once she got their she seemed freaked out. We asked her what happened and she was like we was walking and got under the big tree near the field and he just started waving at someone. She looked back and no one was there. She asked him who's he waving at and he just pointed and waved. She got his head onto her chest so he couldn't look back and got to grandmas as fast as she could. We have these things called jinns in our religion. We believe it and they're basically ghosts but bastard ghosts in a sense. Can possess you and etc. Worth reading into and some freaky ****.
#27 to #25 - pandacore
Reply +4 123456789123345869(04/29/2013) [-]
I'll look into that later on tonight. Yea as a kid i was weird as ****, at my dad's house www.zillow.com/homedetails/17-Donworth-St-Stockholm-ME-04783/84886525_zpid/ < Not sure if we are a loud to post urls. It's creepy as **** there though and so pretty much i would make faces of stuff as a kid and there was a birch tree outside my window and it was in the face of a cat. But only i could see it, and i would talk to it. Years later i forgot it about and when my younger sister came into my room she goes "Looks Katie it's a cat!" And points at it. Just creeped me out a lot
#28 to #27 - ussioc
Reply +4 123456789123345869(04/29/2013) [-]
Outside it looks scary as ****. Like some murderers torture house haha, but what I dont like is that it's surrounded by trees... Yeah another thing is jinns usually are around trees and blah blah but yeah that's what would freak me out the most, the trees, sounds daft I know.. But yeah as a kid I was **** scared of the dark. Always end up making out faces in my room and once I turned my light off I'd shoot into the bed and cover my head. Ultimate protection against anything scary when you're a kid.
#29 to #28 - pandacore
Reply +4 123456789123345869(04/29/2013) [-]
Yep pretty much, and at my dad's house he showed me a lot of scary movies so you can guess what that would due to a 6 year old's mind. I used to imagine a red golem laying under my bed. Just waiting for my foot to dangle and for him to grab it and drag me underneath.
#30 to #29 - ussioc
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#314 to #30 - theincrediblelegs
Reply +1 123456789123345869(04/30/2013) [-]
Damn you are your picture, that was the image of the first "screamer" I ever saw. Now I am hearing noises from towards my open cupboard, bloody hell.
#32 to #31 - ussioc
Reply 0 123456789123345869(04/29/2013) [-]
You gotta watch that movie! Literally the only movie that has actually scared me... Seen it a few times again when I was a little older but didn't scare me much but then again I've seen it already and know what's gonna come up. But worth the watch if you want a good scare. Make sure to watch it at night and in total darkness too for best effect :D
#35 to #34 - ussioc
Reply 0 123456789123345869(04/29/2013) [-]
One with Halle Berry and the pedos at the end? Think I've seen it but like when she's escaping from the mental asylum and like runs to the house and finds the videos and everything. Anyways college tomorrow gotta be up for 7, been nice chatting and hopefully chat to you again tomorrow night :)


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Theater Review: 42nd Street' a rollicking good timeBy Jim Lowe
You havent really experienced 42nd Street until youve seen it in a 300-seat theater like Weston Playhouse.
Weston Playhouse Theatre Company opened a production of this classic Broadway musical Friday that was not only effervescent and expertly performed, it placed the singing and dancing tap in particular practically in the laps of the audience in this intimate theater.
Although 42nd Street premiered on Broadway in 1980, it was an adaptation of a 1933 film musical with music by Harry Warren, lyrics by Al Dubin and book by Michael Stewart and Mark Bramble. The Broadway production won the Tony Award for best musical and became a long running hit with a Broadway revival in 2001.
The plot, hardly Shakespeare, centers on a young Broadway chorister wannabe, Peggy Sawyer, just off the train from Allentown, Pa. After missing a chance to audition for the new Julian Marsh musical, she gets in almost by accident. When the shows aging star, Dorothy Brock, breaks her foot, it may be Peggys chance of a lifetime.
But 42nd Street isnt about plot and deep characterizations, its about singing and dancing and feeling good about the characters. And this is where the Weston Playhouse production, directed by Tim Fort, one of the theaters three producing artistic directors, excels.
The cast was excellent, but it was the dancing that proved the biggest attraction. Imaginatively choreographed by Michael Raine, the sound and look of virtuoso tap dancing by a stage full of excellent hoofers is an experience one isnt likely to experience anyplace these days and the look and sound was electric.
Still, the most emotionally powerful dance wasnt really tap, but modern, and featured an exquisite pas de deux with Julie Kavanaughs Peggy Sawyer and Jeffrew Pews Billy Lawlor. It was breathtaking.
The cast proved to be good singers, from the stars to the smallest chorus parts. Kavanaugh, though a little obvious at times, was not only a virtuoso tapper but a brilliant and expressive singer. David Bonanno, a Weston regular, achieved real stature and presence as Julian Marsh, while Susan Haefner, another Weston regular, was a particularly delicious witch who sang gorgeously as the star Dorothy Brock.
Still, the most amazing singer was Pew, who played Billy. Youd have to go a long way to hear a tenor voice as beautiful and lyrical. As for real characters, Dorothy Stanley gets the prize for her Maggie, one of the new shows creators and a softie for Peggy.
The staging was as elaborate as anything Weston has seen, and thats saying something. Howard Jones elaborate set, colorfully expressive costumes by Karen Ann Ledger and dramatic lighting all contribute to the hoopla. Even the work of the wig and makeup designer, Erin Kennedy Lunsford, made an obvious visual contribution.
There were some opening night glitches, including line gaffes, property mishaps, etc., but they were completely overshadowed by the shows contagious excitement.
Weston Playhouses 42nd Street is a rollicking good time practically in your lap.
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|The contract Alex Rodriguez signed with Texas in 2001 included a no-trade clause — that he waived only for the opportunity to play with the Yankees.
With nothing better to write about, some sportswriters and Internet posters are beating their drums for the Angels to acquire maligned Yankee Alex Rodriguez.
Steve Bisheff of the Orange County Register writes in today's edition that the Angels should send the Yankees Ervin Santana, Chone Figgins and Nick Adenhart. Fans on Angels boards are posting their own ideas, convinced they know more than Angels GM Bill Stoneman does.
One thing Stoneman does know is … A-Rod's not available.
It's been reported many times in recent years that Rodriguez has a no-trade clause. He's told the press he won't waive the clause and intends to retire as a Yankee.
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Rodriguez's camp is annoyed about the media speculation and debate about whether the Yankees and A-Rod might be better off if they traded the 2005 American League MVP out of town following his spate of fielding faux pas. Furthermore, they want it known that Rodriguez wouldn't accept a trade, in any case. Rodriguez's 10-year, $252 million contract contains a blanket no-trade clause.
"Alex chose New York, and after 2½ years of playing in New York, he has nothing but the greatest respect for New York Yankee fans and the Yankee organization," Rodriguez's agent Scott Boras said. "He has a no-trade clause in his contract and he does not intend to play anywhere else in the near future."
SI's Jon Heyman wrote on September 27, "One Yankees person insisted 'A-Rod isn't going anywhere,' and Rodriguez has continued to say he loves New York and wouldn't even consider waiving his no-trade clause." But Heyman goes on to play what-if, since acknowledging reality pretty much kills his column at that point.
About the only factor working in the Angels' favor is that Boras, a Newport Beach resident, has a good working relationship with Stoneman and Angels owner Arte Moreno. But such a conversation can't happen unless the Yankees grant permission.
Some on the Internet may post clueless demands like "GET IT DONE, STONEMAN!!!" and claim that A-Rod is available for "cheap" but in the real world it's not going to happen unless Rodriguez changes his mind — and the Yankees decide to consider a trade.
The Associated Press reports yet again that Alex Rodriguez won't waive his no-trade clause and the Yankees
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Have you heard about a little thing called "posturing"? Why would the Yankees ever admit now that they're going to try to deal A-Rod in the offseason? That would throw away all the bargaining power they could have. A-Rod hasn't hinted around with his comments that he would have no choice but to accept a tried if they wanted him gone. Sure it's no guaruntee he's going to be traded this offseason, but this proves nothing. It's well known he doesn't "want" to be traded, but if Steinbrenner wants him gone, there is no way he's going to stay in that situation. So just because he has a no trade clause (which is common knowledge to most of the baseball fans that you refer to and are so "lower" to your greatness) doesn't mean he won't be traded.
Saying that "A-Rod's not available" is only 5% less silly than "A-Rod's available." The fault in both cases is the absolutism of statements that are, in fact, guesses.
It is perfectly *possible* — given the fact that Steinbrenner's pissed off, Joe Torre's back for another year, and A-Rod's confidence was shook up pretty good in the playoffs — that the Yankees *would* consider a trade, and A-Rod *would* consider waiving his no-trade clause. Such things have happened before.


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Researchers at Grand Valley State University's Johnson Center for Philanthropy have received a $1.05 million grant from the W.K. Kellogg Foundation to study a Michigan Department of Human Services program aimed at helping students in 169 Michigan schools and their families succeed.
The grant will allow staff in the Johnson Center's Community Research Institute to study the "Pathways to Potential" program model and evaluate whether the program is meeting its goals. The program works by placing case workers in schools to help remove barriers to student success. Called "success coaches," the case workers are stationed in schools so they can provide services to families in a convenient location rather than the families having to visit government offices to seek assistance.
The grant will cover three years of research at 169 schools in 13 counties statewide. The Johnson Center will examine data from Pathways schools and conduct surveys of parents, teachers and students. It will assess whether different Pathways models work better in different schools and evaluate whether schools that have better connections with community partners – a goal of Pathways to Potential – have greater gains in student outcomes. The evaluation also will analyze the return on investment for the school initiative.
"We've been excited to see improved attendance and others signs of success at our Pathways schools," said DHS Director Maura Corrigan. "DHS welcomes the opportunity to have an independent evaluation of this exciting new project to help families reach their full potential."
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The Johnson Center earlier evaluated the Kent School Services Network, a project in Kent County schools that in part served as a model for Pathways.
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Skip to comments.Body of missing Michigan woman, 20, who was abducted from dollar store..
Posted on 07/18/2013 2:09:45 PM PDT by GeorgeWashingtonsGhost
FULL TITLE: "Body of missing Michigan woman, 20, who was abducted from dollar store in deadly heist is found in wooded area two miles away"
The body of 20-year-old Brenna Machus, who was kidnapped following a deadly heist at the dollar store where she worked on Monday, has been found in a wooded area less than two miles away.
The assistant manager had not been seen since an unidentified man wearing a hoodie entered Family Dollar in Dearborn on Monday night and shot cashier Joseph Orlando, 20, dead.
The identity of the body was confirmed as Machus hours after it was found on Thursday, said Nancy Hamood Strutz, assistant to Dearborn Police Chief Ron Haddad.
'I feel rather enraged that we have another homicide in Dearborn at this time,' Haddad said.
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Was this in Dearbornistan?
Yes, so it could be an Amish boy.
Looks like the killer is black. Since the victims are white I suppose Holder will issue a statement any day now that DOJ is looking into the violation of their civil rights by the killer.
Prayers for those two shattered families :(
That can't be a suspect. Appears to be African American and wearing a hoodie. Innocent!
I couldn't imagine exposing my wife or children to those jobs (and we could use the money); I'm assuming the area played a role. We have a new 7-11 opening near us, and I pity whoever works the night shift. It is very close to an escape route to Jersey City...
Awwwww, how cute.
Suspect like dat do no harm, Mr. PoLeezeman.
One of the funniest things I have EVER seen here on FR.
Looks like a "visitor" from either Detroit or Inkster.
More violence from White Male Christians?
He's absolutely black. You can tell by the lightness of his palms when he raises his hand to wave. Deliberate black on white crime. Two white youngsters dead at the hands of a black thug. Where's the outrage?
It has been renamed to be a "love occurrence".
He looks like your typical Amish yob.
If Obama had a son...
I'd have to be dressed like the Frito Bandito, with all kinds of guns and bandoliers to work at such a place.
Can't be true, blacks who wear hoodies are upstanding citizens, the media keeps on telling us this..meanwhile you have two dead innocent people and I bet Eric Holder and the rest of the Commie media won't even report this because its once again, black on white crime
No he won't. Because black people killing white people is common.
did they take any skittles?
Black on white crime, move along, nothing to see.
So, at other 'times' you would not be outraged at a homicide?..............
I would guess that she was raped before being killed.
One of the first damn signs I would put at the entrance if I owned a business would be "NO HOODIES". And if someone didn't like it tough shiite! The second would be "My Partner is Always Armed, Do You Feel Lucky?"
Obama and holder have told blacks that they are not going to be held to the same standards as other races. This is encouraging attacks and a belief that anything that they do is somehow ok because it is payback. Are Whites in the US going to become like Christians in Egypt?
"I'd have to be dressed like the Frito Bandito, with all kinds of guns and bandoliers to work at such a place."
That's how I went to school in an urban area; I had no car, so I dressed more like a homeless person than a real homeless person...(except for the smell of urine & feces). That was during the Rodney King riots, too!
Or whites in Zimbabwe and South Africa?
Those are good examples, too.
You know, off-and-on for years I often wore a hooded sweat shirt. I wonder who thought it was cool to call it a "hoodie" and when that was?
On another subject, my sweet wife died laughing when Sen. Lindsey Graham declared today, in no uncertain terms, that he just wanted to stop pootin. Senator, have you tried Pepto-Bismol, Kaopectate or Imodium AD? Heck, even Gas-X might help.
I think we've found ourselves in a quagmire in Michigan.Is there any way we can give it to Canada?
I'm a large man, and when I had to walk through certain areas to reach the bus I used a hooded sweatshirt with it covering my head and sides of the face. I would place my hands in the pockets and people would have a hard time telling what race I was from behind or the side. When in Rome...
I'm not going to say what I want to say in response to your ignorant comment. But what I will say is that Family Dollar stores are all over S.E. Michigan, even in my hopelessly Christian, upscale and predominately white neighborhood.........
Go figure, a thriving business owned by Christian Chaldeans would come under attack by a so called Conservative who allegedly supports small business ownership..........
You're either an ignorant bigot or an ignorant hypocrite, which is it?
Who the heck robs a Dollar Store?
No, this was on the west side. The really nice area of Dearborn. Sad, very sad.
Altercation near back of store could be someone entering or allowed in through the back and that guy wouldn't be on CCTV front entrance.
My condolences to the families of these two 20 year old young people who were just trying to earn a couple of bucks. Just a horrific, senseless crime that snuffed out their lives and will shatter their families for ever. Of course, we have to read about this in the Daily Mail!! Let's see how much attention the US SRM gives this case when it's determined, and it will be, that a black guy executed them! We will not hear a fing peep from them, or from Holder, or from (could of been his daddy) Bozo !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Inside job by former employees who had been fired.
The Levines are Jewish.
No hats or sunglasses allowed in Spfld, MO banks. Robberies were probably meth related.
There was a "no hoodie" sign on the door of the convenience store where Trayvon wore his hoodie.
Not that it really matters, but was Brenna gay? Maybe the threats/crime came from some gay-hater-type OR was it "for Trayvon?" The kidnapping and murder sure seemed to happen fast.
Only the British news outlets......
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Home List of Titles Variable frequency microwave (VFM) processing facilities and application in processing thermoplastic matrix composites
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- Ku, H. S.; Siu, F.; Siores, E.; Ball, J. A. R.
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- Microwave processing of materials is a relatively new technology advancement alternative that provides new approaches for enhancing material properties as well as economic advantages through energy savings and accelerated product development. Factors that hinder the use of microwaves in materials processing are declining, so that prospect for the development of this technology seem to be very promising. The two mechanisms of orientation polarisation and interfacial space charge polarisation, together with dc conductivity, form the basis of high frequency heating. Clearly, advantages in utilising microwave technologies for processing materials include penetration radiation, controlled electric field distribution and selective and volumetric heating. However, the most commonly used facilities for microwave processing materials are of fixed frequency, e.g. 2.45GHz. This paper presents a state-of-the-art review of microwave technologies, processing methods and industrial applications, using variable frequency microwave (VFM) facilities. This is a new alternative for microwave processing.
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- 2003
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