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Woods shoots 63, trails by one in Turkish Open
Tiger Woods shot a 9-under 63 to trim a six-shot deficit to one after the second round of the Turkish Open in Belek, Turkey.
Woods completed seven holes of his rain-delayed first round for a 70 in the morning. Woods didn't drop a shot and had nine birdies in the second round.
It left him in fifth place at 11 under, just a shot behind the leading foursome of Sweden's Henrik Stenson (68), England's Ian Poulter (66), Frenchman Victor Dubuisson (65) and South African Justin Walters (66).
• Adam Scott shot a 4-under 67 and took a two-stroke lead after two rounds of the Australian PGA Championship in Gold Coast, Australia.
Scott was at 10-under 132, while fellow Australian David McKenzie was in second after a 69.
• Japan's Shiho Oyama shot a 4-under 68 to take the first-round lead in the Mizuno Classic in Shima, Japan, the final tournament in the LPGA Tour's five-event Asian swing.
American Brittany Lincicome was among a group of nine who trailed by one stroke.
Rodriguez wants to move court case against MLB
Alex Rodriguez wants his lawsuit against Major League Baseball and commissioner Bud Selig sent back to New York state court, and MLB said it will move to dismiss the case.
MLB says the case should be heard in federal court because of provisions of the Labor Management Relations Act. Rodriguez's lawyers said that "contradicts the positions MLB repeatedly took before the Florida state court in the lawsuit it filed against Biogenesis of America."
Rodriguez was suspended for 211 games by MLB in August for violations of the sport's drug agreement and labor contract.
Rodriguez's lawyers say MLB tried to destroy his reputation, including by leaking false stories to the media about him.
• The Cincinnati Reds agreed on a deal with catcher Brayan Pena. The deal is contingent upon Pena's passing a physical.
Nadal, Wawrinka advance in ATP World Tour Finals
Rafael Nadal held off Tomas Berdych 6-4, 1-6, 6-3 to finish the round robin 3-0 and win his group at the ATP World Tour Finals in London. Nadal will play either Juan Martin del Potro or Roger Federer in a semifinal.
Stanislas Wawrinka beat David Ferrer 6-7 (3), 6-4, 6-1 to reach a semifinal against Novak Djokovic.
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i came on today to post this same question... It is dd is 11 ms and it is like she is biting, but not, more like her top teeth are digging in when she nurses. i have seen her teeth indented into my skin when she is finished nursing too.
karen, is it only when she nurses to sleep? b/c that is when i notice dd doing this more too. I wanted to tray and pry her mouth open a little more and see if she needed a deeper latch, but when she is aleep she is not up for me pulling her off... i'm not sure what else to do either

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Fleeting leaf-peeper season
October 9, 2013 —
REGION — The picture above was taken at Crystal Lake in the Town of Rockland last week. The fall leaf viewing season is quickly passing with some areas of the region already past peak with most leaves on the ground. There are, however, many areas in the region providing 100% color change in the leaves and, according to the Sullivan County Visitors Association, the weekend of October 11, 12 and 13, the foliage in Sullivan will be at its peak, "with bright bouquets of butterscotch and burnt oranges, caramel and russet reds with a touch of green."
According to the Pocono Mountains Visitors Bureau on October 8, the color change in most of Wayne County was at 75%, and the color change in Pike County was at 50%.


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Beckley Campus Student Nursing Association "Adopts" a Family
Several first year students in the nursing program at the Beckley Campus of Bluefield State College have "adopted" a needy Beckley-area family as one of several service projects this year. The first year students in the Beckley Campus Student Nursing Association (Beckley-SNA) have expanded the scope of their volunteer activity with their "adopted" family beyond the traditionally-provided Thanksgiving and Christmas dinners, and have provided carpet, clothes, blankets, and furniture for the family.
"This project has been very gratifying for us," noted first year Beckley-SNA president Krista Richmond of Beckley. "We talk to the family 2-3 times each month to see how they are doing and see what we may do to help them." Richmond said the nursing students plan to continue work with the family for the rest of the academic year.
Earlier this academic year, the first year SNA at BSC's Beckley Campus provided a "Halloween on Wheels," dressing in Halloween costumes and taking treats, gifts, and food to patients in the pediatric unit of Raleigh General Hospital. "We had so much donated food left over we put it in the 'fathers' waiting room' outside the delivery room and in the OB/GYN unit," Richmond said.
The group also participated in the Christmas "Angel Tree" program in Beckley in December.
The Beckley-SNA's activities include a program where second year BSC Beckley Campus nursing students serve as "big brothers/big sisters," assisting first year nursing students with challenges they encounter. Each first year student has a specific second year student "big brother" or "big sister."
"The Beckley Campus SNA is a wonderful organization," RN instructor and organization advisor Debra Vest said. "It meets the needs of other students in the program and reaches out to help individuals and families within our community."


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How did deidara have mouths on his hands and chest?? I know its to mould clay but how did he get them??
he implanted it.
Dude... It's anime. Dont think about it to much.
does it matter? hes the best character
It was a type of forbidden jutsu that he learned from his original village, I think the datebook mentions it but I can't remember all the details.
He's the product of an incestuous Iwagakure relationship.
Just let him be . He's cool .
They're called Elder- something.
It was a Kinjutsu if i remember that allows him to make really powerful long-range Clay Explosives.
He wanted to find a way to pleasure himself in a better way. Voila.
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1000 Islands RV Centre
409 County Road #2, RR#2, Gananoque, Ontario K7G 2V4
The largest RV store in Eastern Ontario and only RV dealer right on the #401 Highway, sells and markets new and used motorhomes, fifth wheels, travel trailers, cargo and race trailers and snowplows.
A & R Mitchell Equipment Ltd.
RR#1, Paris, Ontario N3L 3E1
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Adventure RV Centre
343 Thompson Road, Waterford, Ontario N0E 1Y0
Adventure RV proudly represents some of the finest product on the market today...Cardinal, Rockwood, Sierra, Salem and Ameri-Camp. Adventure RV also carries a great selection of preowned RV's, all fully reconditioned to provide years of enjoyment.
Apache Camping Centre
117 Langstaff Road East, Thornhill, Ontario L3T 3M5
We specialize in Viking light weight pop-ups, KZ Inc. modern travel trailers and 5th wheels, many with roomy slide-outs. We usually have a good inventory of previously owned RVs. Our sales department experience is second to none. We have the best stocked parts department in the Greater Toronto Area, possibly Ontario. We specialize in hard to find parts. What we don't have in stock can be acquired very quickly. Even though Apache trailers have not been manufactured for many years, we still have an excellent inventory of Apache trailer parts. We ship these any where in the world. Our service department is staffed by people with a wealth of experience who expertly perform RV repairs and restorations. We also supply and install hitches for all cars and trucks. All should know at Apache they will get honest answers to their questions and they will get value for their money. There is plenty to see and learn.
Award Recreational Vehicle Inc.
220 Ramsey Drive, Dunnville, Ontario N1A 2X5
Whether you are a seasoned 'RV'er or a first time purchaser we offer you an upscale premium quality coach, that is both aerodynamically and ergonomically correct. You will find our passion for towing excellence will give you safe and comfortable towing hours while traveling and allow you to explore the continent in safety and style. When you finish your traveling day, you will camp in your 'home away from home'. Your Award just loves to be lived in. You will have all of the essentials plus lots of extras that you did not realize would be so convenient to have.
B & J Trailer Sales & Service
PO Box 633, 103 Cty Rd #2, Belle River, Ontario N0R 1A0
A family owned and operated business since 1973, we specialize in Travel Trailers and 5th Wheels We offer a complete line of products from Forest River, including enclosed Cargo and Landscape Trailers, Car Haulers,and Car Dollies. Also available is a selection of previously owned units, a fully equipped service shop with 3 qualified Technicians and a Class "A" Mechanic, An extensive selection of aftermarket products RV Accessories, Hitch and Wiring Centre,Propane Tank Depot, Custom Power Sewing Services, financing (O.A.C.) and year round service.
Brant County Ford Sales Ltd.
85 Lynden Road, Brantford, Ontario N3R 7J9
Brazeau Trailer Sales Ltd.
1200 Cameron Street, Hawkesbury, Ontario K6A 2R8
Brock RV Centre
RR #1, 1205 - 6th Line, Scugog, Port Perry, Ontario L9L 1B2
Camp-Out RV Sales
RR#5, Huron Street West, Stratford, Ontario N5A 6S6
Welcome to Camp-Out RV! We are family owned and operated and have been since 1962 - The longest established RV dealership in the area. Our experience and knowledge can assist in making the most of your leisure time. We offer a variety of "Towable" RV's and Truck Campers by Prowler, Mallard, Palomino, Shrimp, Travel Hawk and Cargo Mate. Each product offers its own special qualities and features to meet the needs of your camping enjoyment.
Camper City Sales & Service Ltd.
PO Box 502, Hwy 101 West, Timmins, Ontario P4N 7E7
Camper's World R.V. Sales
1621 Victoria Street North, Kitchener, Ontario N2B 3E6
Family owned and operated since 1989. New and used trailers, fifth wheel trailers, tent trailers, track campers and park models. Used motorhomes. Licensed technicians for all your service needs. RV Sales & Service / Tent Trailer Rentals. On-site repairs, 38 years of combined experience. Full service R.V. Dealership, general repairs, customizing. Towing, setups, breakdowns, insurance appraisals, structural damamges(due to fire, water or weather related). Electrical repairs, plumbing and propane repairs. Licensed R.V. propane technicians. Free estimates and appraisals. Storage available for units during claim process.
Camping In Style
7775 Baldwin Street, Brooklin, Ontario L1M 1Y5
Campkin'S Camping Centre Inc
9760 Baldwin Street North, Myrtle, Ontario L0B 1A0
We have a superb selection of outstanding Recreational Vehicles. You can search for RV's by type, price range, or manufacturer and get detailed information about our RV's. Whether you're a first time camper or an occasional renter, Campkin's has a trailer for you!
Can-Am RV Centre
6068 Colonel Talbot Road, London, Ontario N6P 1R1
Can-Am RV is unique in many ways. We have a 35 year tradition of technical excellence and one of the most capable service departments you are likely to find. We offer carefully chosen product lines that fit with our standards of quality and design. And most of our staff are RVers! Next time you're in the area, come on in to swap your RV stories, and pick up some valuable advice from our seasoned employees. Can-Am RV Centre is committed to bringing you worry free holidays and travel adventures! We specialize in setting up your tow vehicle with the RV utilizing the best towing equipment and customized hitch solutions.
Carl Cox Quality Cars Ltd.
RR #4, Hwy 2 East, Belleville, Ontario K8N 4Z4
Welcome to Carl Cox RV Sales. We are one of Eastern Ontario's largest RV dealers offering a wide range of quality recreational vehicles.We are a family owned and operated dealership that has been in the Belleville area for over 25 years. Our mission is to provide quality products and exceptional service to make your RV EXPERIENCE an enjoyable one.We invite you to come and see for yourself why we are one of Ontario's premier RV dealerships.
Carlson Sports RV Center Ltd.
150 Hwy 17 N, North Bay, Ontario P1B 8G5
The winning combination of RV's and an extensive inventory with volume sales, all housed in one place under one management provides better customer service and allows us to buy for less. The close proximity to our manufacturers lets us keep our freight cost low. Award winning service, choose your RV from our top quality brands, easy financing / leasing at very low rates, factory-to-you prices, top dollar for your trade-in, a large inventory of new and pre-owned RVs, ATVs & Snowmachines in stock. We can sell for less!
Christie's Camper Sales Ltd.
Hwy 17 North, RR#2, Trout Lake, Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario P6A 5K7
We've have 30 years of RV experience in business since 1972! Our staff is more than willing to set up an appointment so that you can view RV's at a time convenient to you.
D.R. Armstrong Trailers Ltd.
1868 Commerce Park Dr., Hwy 400, Innisfil, Ontario L9S 4A3
Need answers about modular living? Perhaps your company requires temporary accommodations in a rental trailer? Let Armstrong Trailers answer your questions. Armstrong Trailers has been a leader in the Ontario Mobile Home/Office Trailer Industry for over 20 years. Our location on the east side of Highway 400, 5 miles south of Barrie, makes us easily accessible to service the entire Southern Ontario Market. Armstrong provides a wide selection of manufactured homes and office trailers.
Dee Jay Trailers (Belmont) Ltd.
PO Box 384, Hwy 7, Havelock, Ontario K0L 1Z0
Delorme's Recreational Vehicle Sales & Service
PO Box 152, 180 Lake Nosbonsing Rd., Callander, Ontario P0H 1H0
Don's Trailer Service
350 Shirley Avenue, Unit 5, Kitchener, Ontario N2B 2E1
Dwyer Hill R.V. Resort
1229 Dwyer Hill Road, Ashton, Ontario K0A 1B0
Earlton Camping Centre Ltd.
PO Box 430, Hwy 11 North, Earlton, Ontario P0J 1E0
Earlton Camping is focused on only one thing: R.V.s. We buy, sell and service R.V.s. It's as simple as that. We do it year-round and we like to do it well. We'd like to be a part of your family's recreation.
Ferguson RV World Inc.
1249 Talbot Street, St. Thomas, Ontario N5P 1G8
Fisherman's Cove Tent & Trailer Park
13 Southline Avenue, RR#4, Kincardine, Ontario N2Z 2X5
Foucault Trailer Sales
4648 Hwy 69 North, Val Therese, Ontario P3P 1S7
Freedom Coach
797 Division Street, Kingston, Ontario K7L 4Y8
Georgian RV
PO Box 308, 910 County Rd 6, Wyevale, Ontario L0L 2T0
Gimme Shelter Ltd.
635605 Hwy 10, RR#1, Shelburne, Ontario L0N 1S5
Globetrotter RV Rental And Sales
12563 Hwy 50, Bolton, Ontario L7E 1M4
Gordon Trailer Sales
PO Box 20087, Green Acres Plaza, Thunder Bay, Ontario P7E 6P2
Grand River RV Resort
301 River Road East, Cayuga, Ontario N0A 1E0
Halton Trailer Sales & Rentals
10 Lindsay Court, RR#1, Georgetown, Ontario L7G 4S4
Happy Hills Trailer Sales
RR#3, Embro, Ontario N0J 1J0
Harvey Krotz RV
1199 Wallace Avenue North, Listowel, Ontario N4W 3J1
Hiemstra Trailer Sales Ltd.
493 - 497 Third Street, London, Ontario N5V 2C1
Highbury Recreation
21859 Highbury Ave. N, RR#1, Arva, Ontario N0M 1C0
Highland Pines Campground 1987 Ltd.
8523 Wellington Cty Rd 19, RR#1, Belwood, Ontario N0B 1J0
Hillbilly Estates
RR #2, Kilworthy, Ontario P0E 1G0
Holiday World RV Centre
4131 Hwy 115, Orono, Ontario L0B 1M0
Hughes RV Works
RR#2, Orangeville, Ontario L9W 2Y9
Hume Trading Co. Ltd.
4863 Kings Hwy 31, Gloucester, Ontario K1X 1G6
Hyde Park RV Inc.
RR #41, 1830 Gainsborough Rd., Hyde Park, Ontario N6H 5L2
Inter-City RV
PO Box 16, Smiths Falls, Ontario K7A 4S9
J & B Trailer Sales
PO Box 99, 21 Allingham Lane, Combermere, Ontario K0J 1L0
Jim White Trailer Sales
4367 London Line, RR#1, Wyoming, Ontario N0N 1T0
Kelders Trailer Sales Inc.
9921 Lakeshore, RR#2, Grand Bend, Ontario N0M 1T0
Kingston Outdoor Centre
538 O'Connor Drive, Kingston, Ontario K7M 6P9
Leisure Days RV Centre
2522 Cedar Creek Road, Ayr, Ontario N0B 1E0
Leisure Time Park & Trailer Sales
8431 Hwy 9, RR#1, Palgrave, Ontario L0N 1P0
Leisure Trailer Sales
204 Patillo Road, Tecumseh, Ontario N8N 2L9
Len's RV Sales
15373 Hwy 2 E, RR#3, Brighton, Ontario K0K 1H0
Liddle's Auto & Sports Ltd.
PO Box 350, 59 Dundas St. E, Waterdown, Ontario L0R 2H0
Log Cabin RV
PO Box 85, 23 Creek Road, St. David's, Ontario L0S 1P0
Luxury Motorhomes
RR #2, 7389 Hwy 15, Carleton Place, Ontario K7C 3P2
Macpherson's Camping Centre
247 Water Street North, Cambridge, Ontario N1R 3B9
Master Canvas Craft Ltd.
6793 Steeles Avenue West, Rexdale, Ontario M9V 4R9
Mckenzie Trailers
2 Cardiro Drive, Gormley, Ontario L0H 1G0
Mcphail's Of Harriston
PO Box 460, RR#3, Harriston, Ontario N0G 1Z0
Mitchell Motorhomes Ltd.
13219 Dufferin Street, King City, Ontario L7B 1K5
Mobilife RV Centre
4166 King Street East, Kitchener, Ontario N2P 2G5
Morry's Trailer Sales Ltd.
RR#2, Walkerton, Ontario N0G 2V0
Nedham Frontier Development
4131 Hwy. 115 & 35, Orono, Ontario L0S 1M0
Nestle-In Park & Trailer Sales
2152 County Road 36, Dunsford, Ontario K0M 1L0
Niagara Trailers
PO Box 153, 1224 York Road, St. Davids, Ontario L0S 1P0
Niagara Trailers has been pleased to supply the best in Canadian manufactured park model trailers, travel trailers, fifth wheel trailers, along with hard top campers and truck campers. This extensive collection of all types of recreational vehicles is complimented by a large parts and accessories showroom and 10 service bays with trained professional R.V. technicians.
Nickel Belt Camping
401 Joanette, Chelmsford, Ontario P0M 1L0
Northgate RV Centre Ltd.
24265 Richmond St, RR#42, London, Ontario N5X 4B2
Ottawa Camping Trailers Ltd.
4815 Bank Street, Ottawa, Ontario K1X 1G6
Outdoor Travel
Pier 25, 110 Eastport Blvd, Hamilton, Ontario L8H 7S4
Owasco RV
2000 Champlain Avenue, Whitby, Ontario L1N 6A7
Parkbridge Communities
1000 Golf Course Road, Wasaga Beach, Ontario L0L 2P0
Peterborough RV Centre Inc.
1085 Hwy 7 East, RR#7, Peterborough, Ontario K9J 6X8
Pickering RV Centre
3280 Hwy 7, Pickering, Ontario L1Y 1C8
Pike Lake Golf Centre Ltd.
RR #3, Clifford, Ontario N0G 1M0
Plainsview Trailer Sales
984 Colbourne Street, Hwy 53 West, Brantford, Ontario N3T 5L7
Port Colborne Marine
417 King Street, Port Colborne, Ontario L3K 4H2
Primo Trailer Sales
995 Moodie Drive South, Ottawa, Ontario K2R 1H4
Recreation World Ltd.
2320 Dawson Road, RR#12, Thunder Bay, Ontario P7B 5E3
Recreational Sales & Storage
1574 Chemong Road, RR#1, Peterborough, Ontario K9J 6X2
Renaud RV
PO Box 610, 2558 County Rd 20, Harrow, Ontario N0R 1G0
Riverside RV
1150 Riverside Drive, Timmins, Ontario P4R 1A3
Ron Clark Motors RV
459 Broadway, Hwy 21 S, Wyoming, Ontario N0N 1T0
Ruston RV Centre
1428 Plains Road West, Burlington, Ontario L7T 1H6
Sauder's Camping Service
1005 Reitzel Place, RR#1, St. Jacobs, Ontario N0B 2N0
Seaway Trailer Sales Ltd.
1115 Niagara Street, Welland, Ontario L3B 5N5
Semple'S R.V. Center
1650 Chemong Road, Peterborough, Ontario K0C 1H0
Sicard Holiday Camper
7526 Hwy 20, Smithville, Ontario L0R 2A0
Smith's RV Centre
940 Cobalt Crescent, Thunder Bay, Ontario P7B 5W3
Now centrally located at 940 Cobalt Crescent in Thunder Bay, Smith's RV Centre employs over 30 friendly staff members. Our combined large indoor showroom, 4000 square feet of parts and accessories, and a 10,000 square foot shop with factory-trained certified technicians will make sure you get the service you deserve. Our main facility has a fully paved yard showcasing hundreds of products to meet all your needs.
Spring Lake RV Sales & Service
RR #1, 263459 Prouse Road, Mt Elgin, Ontario N0J 1N0
Spring Lake RV Resort is one of the few parks that has been designed with the seasonal camping family in mind. Spring Lake RV Resort is much more than a place to park your trailer. We have 2 fully qualified R.V. Technicians on staff that have been certified by the Technical Standards and Safety Authority to assist you with any maintenance or repairs to your R.V.
Springmount RV Centre
105 Shane St, Hwy 6 N, Owen Sound, Ontario N4K 5P1
Stayner Travel Trailer Ltd.
PO Box 730, 8975 Hwy 26, Wasaga Beach, Ontario L0L 2P0
Stormrunner Inc. R.V. Sales & Services
PO Box 18, 2 Cameron Street, Bayfield, Ontario N0M 1G0
Stratford Rv Centre
925 Mornington Street, Stratford, Ontario N5A 7V4
Sun ' N Fun RV Centre
53 Dundas Street East, Waterdown, Ontario L0R 2H0
One of Canada's oldest established dealers One stop, no-hassle RV shopping. Overnight accommodations with complete hook-ups. Sun n Fun specializes in motorhomes -- we export motorhomes around the world!
Sun Parlour Trailers Ltd.
5085 Walker Road, RR#1, Windsor, Ontario N9A 6J3
The Coachouse RV/Hood Luxury Motor Homes
556007 Townline Rd, Shelburne, Ontario L0N 1S6
The Coachouse RV is the authorized dealer in Cottage Country for Holiday Rambler, both motorized and towable products, Fours Winds International brands Four Winds, Windsport, Infinity, Siesta and Fun Mover , Triple E Recreational Vehicles, and Sunline Coach Company (trailers).
The Hitch House
1490 Hwy 11 S, RR#2, Shanty Bay, Ontario L0L 2L0
The Hitch House is the right place to come to find the RV to suit you. We stock, sell and service millions of dollars worth of motorhomes every year from one of the best full service RV stores in Canada. The Hitch House has a 12-acre display lot, as well as a 26,000 square foot facility, a 12-motorhome indoor showroom and one of the largest RV parts and accessories stores in Canada. We have a 15-bay RV service centre that is fully optimized for motorhome and RV repairs of all types including paint and bodywork.
The RV Warehouse Inc.
PO Box 110, 65 Reive Blvd., Cookstown, Ontario L0L 1L0
We at The R.V. Warehouse Inc. would like to welcome you to our all new website! You can browse our stock for pictures, specifications and availability of new and previously enjoyed trailers, motorhomes,and boats! And you also have the ability to book service appointments, visit some of our highly recommended links and much more! WELCOME to the RV store that sells FUN!!
The Sportsman
890 Newgate Avenue, Sudbury, Ontario P3A 5J9
Toronto Camping Centre
1841 Hwy 7, Concord, Ontario L4K 1Y4
We invite you to visit Toronto Camping Centre, to touch, feel and test drive the most affordable, efficient, practical and usable motorhomes available today.
Toronto RV Centre
7200 Hwy 27 North, Woodbridge, Ontario L4L 1A5
As Toronto's "Giant" RV dealer for over 25 years, Toronto RV Centre has introduced thousands of people to the exciting world of motorhome travel. It gives us a great deal of professional satisfaction knowing we've helped make some of the most cherished memories for the families we serve.
Tracy's RV Centre/Taylor Coach
915 Hwy 6, Millgrove, Ontario L0R 1V0
Trailer Centre
1205 Wharncliffe Rd S, London, Ontario N6P 1P9
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Trailer Mart (1995) Ltd.
1200 Wharncliffe Rd S, Hwy 2, London, Ontario N6L 1K3
Tyssen Camping Trailers
RR #1, 23056 Hwy 48, Sutton, Ontario L0E 1R0
Tyssen Trailers is a family run corporation started in 1979. Our business includes sales of Golden Falcon Travel Trailers & Park Models, and Titanium Fifth Wheels by Glendale; We also sell Palominos and Huron Ridge Estates & Resorts (12 and 14 foot wide series) by General Coach. We have just recently introduced a new line to us, which are the Quailridge Resorts, also the 12 and 14 foot wide series. We are a certified service center for Dometic, Norcold, Suburban, Wedgewood, Attwood and most makes of appliances and accessories. We offer a full line of parts and accessories, installation and repair work. Our service staff is factory trained and licensed to service your RV propane system.
Ultimate Powersports & R.V.
8 Valley View Drive, Bancroft, Ontario
Your ultimate one stop RV and Powersport superstore. We make buying your toys fun. Featuring the largest recreational vehicle showroom between Toronto and Ottawa. Our size & volume ensure you will get the best price. We invite you to enjoy our relaxed and friendly atmosphere. Sales, service, parts and accessories departments are open 7 days a week for your convenience.
Ultimate Powersports & R.V.
1037 Wallbridge Loyalist Road, Belleville, Ontario
Your ultimate one stop RV and Powersport superstore. We make buying your toys fun. Featuring the largest recreational vehicle showroom between Toronto and Ottawa. Our size & volume ensure you will get the best price. We invite you to enjoy our relaxed and friendly atmosphere. Sales, service, parts and accessories departments are open 7 days a week for your convenience.
Under The Sun Trailers Ltd.
6669 Hwy 7A, Peterborough, Ontario K9J 6X6
West Coast Leisure Sales
77416 Bluewater Hwy, RR#1, Bayfield, Ontario N0M 1G0
William L. Patterson RV Sales Ltd
28359 Pioneer Line, RR#1, Dutton, Ontario N0L 1J0
Woodcrest Trailer Sales
RR #1, Northbrook, Ontario K0H 2G0
New & Used - Sales and Service . Dealer For: Northlander, Screened Rooms & Sun Rooms, Peddleboats, Canoes, Kayaks. We Have: 12 Wides, Park Models, Travel Trailers, 5th Wheel Trailers, Tent Trailers.
Woody's Trailer World Ltd.
1520 Arthur Street West, Thunder Bay, Ontario P7K 1A5
In March 2003, we moved to our current location on Highway 11/17 which allowed us to expand our services and staff. We have new service bays with a full time RV technician on site. Our sales, service and parts staff have many years of RV experience to better assist you with your questions and concerns. We have a relaxed atmosphere to make your RV experience a pleasant one.
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News about John Thune, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
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Lobbyist Turns Senator but Twists Same Arms
There are curbs on lawmakers who become lobbyists, but not on lobbyists who become politicians, including Senator John Thune.February 28, 2006 News
Freshman Senator Can Finally Breathe Easy
The Base Closure and Realignment Commission saved both Ellsworth Air Force Base in South Dakota and the promising political career of Senator John Thune.August 27, 2005 News
Doping Watchdog Answers Questions From United States Senate
The global regulator of doping in sports answered a Senate committee's inquiry this week, seeking to assure lawmakers that taxpayer money was well spent.
July 9, 2016, Saturday
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U.S. Senate Committee Has Questions for Global Doping Watchdog
The action follows a Times investigation that found the World Anti-Doping Agency mishandled multiple warnings about Russia doping.
June 21, 2016, Tuesday
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Trending: How Facebook Decides What's 'Trending'
Readers discuss claims that the influential website is suppressing conservative views.
May 14, 2016, Saturday
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Senator Demands Answers From Facebook on Claims of 'Trending' List Bias
John Thune, Republican chairman of the Senate Commerce Committee, wants a response to a report that Facebook suppressed conservative articles.
May 11, 2016, Wednesday
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Amtrak Crash Illuminates Obstacles to Plan for Controlling Train Speeds
Nearly seven years ago, Congress instructed the nation's railroads to install an automatic speed control system by the end of 2015, but most railroads are expected to miss the deadline.
May 19, 2015, Tuesday
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A forgetful burglar was recently busted by his victim after she found his cellphone and called his mother.
Eliza Webb, 29, was getting ready for work a few weeks ago when she noticed the inside of her car didn't look right, Seattle TV station KOMO reported.
A few things were missing, and a black cellphone was lying on the driver's seat.
Within 15 minutes, Webb figured out the phone belonged to a 19-year-old man. But instead of calling police, she took a different route -- she called his mother.
"I said, 'This is a very uncomfortable phone call to make. I have your son's phone and I'm missing some things out of my car and I think they might be two related items,' and she was devastated," Webb told KOMO.
She and her husband went to the boy's house and retrieved her sunglasses and running shoes.
But instead of stopping there, Webb ended up taking the teen and a cohort door-to-door to apologize and return items they had stolen from 13 unlocked cars during a night of drinking, the Seattle Times reported.
Webb said she just wanted the teens to own up to their mistakes and understand the consequences.
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NY Assembly: aging judges OK
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ALBANY, NY — The New York Assembly on February 28 voted to change the state constitution to allow judges to serve up until the age of 80. This is the second time that the measure has passed the assembly and, in order for it to become law, it needs to be approved by the senate and then by the voters.
Currently, the mandatory retirement age for judges is 70. After that age, Supreme Court and Appellate Court Judges can be certified every two years to serve until age 76. Judges on the Court of Appeals, the state's highest court, can't serve beyond age 70.
The amendment would raise the retirement age of all state judges to 80, and the certification process would begin for most judges at age 74, but there would be no certification required for Supreme Court judges.
Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver said, "Due to an outdated provision in our state's constitution, many judges are forced to retire prematurely, at age 70. As our life expectancy continues to grow, mandating that judges retire at the age of 70 has become obsolete and consequently wastes the wealth of knowledge and wisdom that comes from years of experience. This prudent piece of legislation seeks to update our state's constitution to ensure that our courts continue to benefit from the service of our many dedicated, experienced and productive judges."
Judiciary Committee chair Helene Weinstein said, "Current law assumes that age alone determines a judge's functional ability. As a result, many knowledgeable and competent judges are forced to retire too early. The reality is that experienced judges are an extremely valuable asset to our judicial system and shouldn't be required to retire early if they are otherwise fully capable of fulfilling their duties."
If the age requirement isn't raised, the state's top judge, Chief Justice Jonathan Lippman, would have to leave the bench at the end of 2015. According to a columnist for the New York Post, the change will allow Lippman, who will turn 70 in May of 2015, to serve until 2023, because the term for judges who don't reach retirement age is 14 years, and Lippman was appointed in 2009.


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CNS has three greenhouse facilities. The Research & Education Greenhouse (above left) consists of a Silver-rated LEED facility, built in 2011, and includes 12 separate rooms in two wings that serves as both greenhouse and laboratory. Also part of the facility is a renovated greenhouse with four rooms of upgraded teaching and research facilities.
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E-cigarettes: The growing popularity of an unregulated drug delivery device
This post is not about vaccines (for a change).
However, I deem it appropriate to mention that one of the topics that I blog most frequently about is vaccines and how the antivaccine movement pushes pseudoscience and quackery based on its apparently implacable hatred of vaccines. (You'll see why very shortly.) It seems almost as long as my interest in the topic since I first noticed that the antivaccine movement acquired its very own celebrity spokesperson in Jenny McCarthy, who at least since 2007 has been promoting outrageous quackery and pseudoscience associated with her antivaccine views. To her, vaccines are chock full of "toxins" and all sorts of evil humors that will turn your child autistic in a heartbeat and in general "steal" your "real" child away from you the way she thinks vaccines "stole" her son Evan away from her. Indeed, among other "achievements," she's written multiple books about autism in which vaccines feature prominently as a cause, led a march on Washington to "green our vaccines" and has been the president of the antivaccine group Generation Rescue for the last few years. None of this stopped ABC from foolishly hiring her to join the regular cast on The View beginning in a few short weeks.
Because I occasionally check on what Jenny McCarthy is up to, I noticed a couple of weeks ago that she had been hired to be a celebrity spokesperson for blu™ e-cigarettes. Here she is, hawking the blu™ Starter Pack:


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The 34th annual Detroit Jazz Festival "Imported from Detroit," the world's largest entirely free jazz festival, is proud to announce the headlining performers for its Labor Day weekend festival (Aug. 30 through Sept. 2). Spread over four days and four stages, headliners include: 2013 Artist in Residence Danilo Pérez, David Murray Big Band with Macy Gray, Ahmad Jamal, Charles Lloyd and Friends featuring Bill Frisell, Joshua Redman Quartet with string orchestra, John Scofield Überjam, McCoy Tyner Trio with special guest Savion Glover, Yellowjackets, Gregory Porter, and Robert Glasper, among others. Hundreds of Detroit regional artists are performing within national groups this year as well as headlining their own sets.
"We strive to make the Detroit Jazz Festival's Labor Day weekend concerts more exceptional every year, and continue to show people from around the world what our great city has to offer," says Gretchen Valade, chair of the Detroit Jazz Festival Foundation board of directors. "Everything we do at the Detroit Jazz Festival is meant to enrich the lives of music lovers everywhere. We want to make it possible for them to see their favorite jazz artists all in one place, and most importantly, offering these performances for free. It's not just about amazing music; it's about making it available for anyone that wants to listen."
"This year's lineup was again carefully selected. We want to represent real jazz in all its forms. This year, we're focusing on all dimensions and the different generations of jazz music. The creative artists we're bringing together are pushing boundaries to create new, unique approaches that explore the true nature of jazz music," said Chris Collins, artistic director of the Detroit Jazz Festival. "Making an impact in the jazz world, but also creating meaningful experiences for the audience, is what the Detroit Jazz Festival is all about."
GRAMMY® Award-winner and Mack Avenue Records pianist/composer/educator Danilo Pérez, one of the most influential and dynamic musicians of our time, will serve as this year's Artist in Residence, performing material from his upcoming album, Panama 500, as well as the Panama Suite, with other works for large ensemble. The Panamanian pianist also will join Detroit native Geri Allen in an acoustic duo piano performance. Also performing as a piano duo are husband and wife, Bill Charlap and Renee Rosnes.
Several Detroit luminaries are also returning to their beloved hometown for special performances. Aside from her duo performance with Pérez, Geri Allen will serve as the musical director of this year's Detroit Homecoming Band which will include vocalist Sheila Jordan, saxophonists JD Allen and David McMurray, trombonist George Bohanon, bassist Robert Hurst, and drummer Karriem Riggins. Gary Smulyan, Howard Johnson, and Frank Basile also will pay tribute to Detroit's own late Pepper Adams. Trumpeter Marcus Belgrave will return for his second consecutive year with a program titled "Trumpet Call." Saxophonist James Carter is presenting a tribute to Don Byas, and JD Allen also will return to perform at this year's festival with his trio.
This year's lineup features an array of piano masters and sax legends, including NEA Jazz Master Ahmad Jamal, who will perform with his quartet. The pianist recently received a GRAMMY® nomination in the Best Jazz Instrumental Album category last year for his Blue Moon album. NEA Jazz Master McCoy Tyner also will perform with his long-standing trio with special guest Savion Glover. Another cross-medium combination this year is clarinetist Eddie Daniels, pianist Roger Kellaway, and cellist James Holland, who will be joined by painter Doug Coffin. Coffin will create new works based on the music by Kellaway and Daniels. Aaron Diehl, a 2011 Cole Porter Fellow in Jazz from the American Pianists Association, will perform in support of The Bespoke Man's Narrative, his recent debut on Mack Avenue Records.
A rare U.S. festival appearance by the acclaimed Saxophone Summit, which includes Joe Lovano, David Liebman, and Ravi Coltrane, is scheduled. Saxophonist Charles Lloyd has assembled an exclusive project billed as Charles Lloyd and Friends featuring Bill Frisell performing in selected markets only in 2013. Frisell is also scheduled separately with his working band recasting the music of John Lennon. NEA Jazz Master Lee Konitz will perform with his quartet including 2007 Cole Porter Fellow in Jazz from the American Pianists Association, Dan Tepfer. The prolific Paris-based saxophonist David Murray will bring his big band, which features vocalist Macy Gray, in support of their recently released album, Be My Monster Love.
The 2013 Detroit Jazz Festival Orchestra, an all-star Detroit big band under the musical direction of Chris Collins, will perform newly commissioned arrangements from arrangers including Bob Mintzer, Bill Cunliffe, David Berger, and Chuck Israels based on Dave Brubeck compositions and featuring guest soloists from throughout this year's festival. The DJFO returns to the stage on Monday to honor the works of Duke Ellington under the direction of Ellington Scholar, Berger.
The festival will present an exclusive Dave Brubeck Tribute Series, which will be comprised of four separate performances, starting with the Brubeck Brothers Quartet on Saturday. The Detroit Jazz Festival Orchestra Brubeck Commission Project with newly commissioned arrangements of Dave Brubeck compositions will be presented on Sunday, as well as The Real Ambassadors - a recasting of Dave and Iola Brubeck's dramatic masterpiece with conductor Bill Meyer. The series will conclude on Monday with TO HOPE, A Celebration: Dave Brubeck's Historic Mass, a stunning masterpiece which will feature a 65 voice choir, string orchestra, and the Brubeck Brothers Quartet with saxophonist Rick Margitza.
Saxophonist Joshua Redman and vocalist Sheila Jordan are also slated to perform this year in respective orchestral programs. The Joshua Redman Quartet with Aaron Goldberg, Reuben Rogers & Gregory Hutchinson will be joined by an orchestra and will be performing selections from the new album Walking Shadows. Jordan's performance also will feature the Alan Broadbent Trio and a Detroit-based 18-piece string orchestra.
The Yellowjackets, who have been together almost as long as the Detroit Jazz Festival - 34 years and counting - are performing in support of A Rise In The Road, their new release on Mack Avenue Records. This serves as their debut project with new bassist Felix Pastorius. Guitarist John Scofield is set to perform with his Überjam group, bringing jam-oriented funk to this year's lineup. Also on the schedule is the the Robert Glasper Experiment, the GRAMMY® Award-winning group which transcends genre, drawing from jazz, hip-hop, R&B and rock.
Two impressive new talents are also set to perform. Exciting young vocalist Cécile McLorin Salvant will perform in support of her recently released Mack Avenue debut record, WomanChild, which has received much critical acclaim already. New York luminary David Berger has written customized arrangements of McLorin Salvant's music to be performed by his own New York Big Band; this will serve as the young vocalists premier in a highly customized large ensemble setting. Also performing is vocalist Gregory Porter, who recently earned a GRAMMY® nomination for Best Traditional R&B Performance, and is set to release Liquid Spirit, on Sept. 17 via Blue Note Records.


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Bombshell – Melky Cabrera Suspended 50 Games
Consider this horrible news for the San Francisco Giants and Major League Baseball. Today Melky Cabrera was suspended 50 games after testing positive for testosterone. Cabrera is having a tremendous season as he is second in the national league in hitting (.346). This season just went from feel good to nightmarish for the Giants and Cabrera as they only have 45 games remaining. I don't think Giants fans are going to be very forgiving.
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I wonder how many more there are.. The Cubs may be one of the few teams using their own testosterone to win.


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IDNR Reminds Site Visitors about Firewood Ban
Campers and other visitors are reminded that it is illegal to bring or possess on IDNR properties any firewood from any geographical area where wood exportation has been prohibited by a state or federal quarantine. This ban also applies to wood from any county that is adjacent to any county included in the quarantine area. This restriction is intended to help prevent the spread of the emerald ash borer (EAB), particularly to any state park, fish and wildlife area, conservation area, recreation area, natural area or other property owned or managed by the IDNR. To find out more about EAB and where the current quarantines are located, visit the Illinois Department of Agriculture's website at www.IllinoisEAB.com.
Transporting firewood is one way the emerald ash borer can be spread from areas with infested trees. Quarantines are imposed to prevent infested ash firewood, logs or nursery trees from being transported and starting new infestations.
The US Department of Agriculture also has a quarantine on interstate movement of firewood from the entire state of Illinois; so if you are an Illinois resident, you will not be able to take your firewood to another state without having it certified by the USDA. Regulated articles include ash nursery stock and green lumber; any other ash material including logs, stumps, roots, branches, as well as composted and uncomposted wood chips. Due to the difficulty in distinguishing between species of hardwood firewood, all hardwood firewood, including ash, oak, maple and hickory are regulated articles.
IDNR Encourages On-Site Purchase of Firewood, Alternative Fuels, "Bring-It and Burn-It"
IDNR regulations also bans the sale or distribution of firewood at IDNR sites unless authorized in writing by IDNR. Many state parks offer firewood for purchase through local vendors and concessionaires, you may want to call the site to check what is available. Through these agreements, IDNR will be able to monitor and control the source of firewood.
Visitors may be asked to forfeit firewood by site or campground personnel if it has been brought to state sites from EAB quarantine areas. Consider using alternatives like charcoal and pre-fabricated logs that are available at retail outlets.
Prevention is the only way to contain the spread of the emerald ash borer because no treatments currently exist to cure infested trees. The insect can fly only short distances on its own, so limiting the movement of firewood and other potentially-infested wood products is the single most important step we can take to prevent the introduction of the pest to new areas and protect our state's ash trees.
What You Can Do To Help
Emerald ash borer is an exotic non-native insect that was first discovered in the U.S. near Detroit, Michigan in 2002, and thought to have been transported from Asia in wood packing material shipped to the U.S. Adult beetles cause some damage to ash trees by eating foliage. The most significant damage is the result of EAB larvae feeding on the inner bark of ash trees, eventually killing the affected trees.
Citizens can help in detecting EAB. The presence of the bug is difficult to detect in newly-infested trees. Watch for beetles of a metallic-green color about half the diameter of a penny on or near ash trees that are showing signs of disease or stress. Signs of the beetles in ash trees also include D-shaped holes in the bark of the trunk or branches and shoots growing from the base of the tree. Those who suspect EAB should contact their local county Cooperative Extension Service office. For more information on EAB, check the web site at www.emeraldashborer.info.


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It was in the Wall Street Journal so it must be true!…
Ask my friend Julia who the most hated team in baseball is and I'm sure she will point towards the Bronx. Sorry Julia! According to the Wall Street Journal, the Cleveland Indians are the most hated team followed closely by…the Boston Red Sox!
The Yankees may have finished fifth on the list (created by Nielsen Co. using an Internet algorithm), but they were better than the Red Sox (of course!) and that's all that really matters! The Boston Red Sox, more despised than the New York Yankees. Ah, what a great feeling! Just sayin'… J
Nice recovery by the Yankees in Baltimore. After dropping the first game of the series in pathetic fashion, they rebounded to take the final two games by scores of 8-3 and 4-0, respectively.
In the first win, the Yankees rode a season high 15 hits to victory. CC Sabathia was off his game somewhat as he gave up 11 hits in 7 2/3 innings, but he only allowed 3 runs.
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Robinson Cano, off to a blazing start this season, homered in the third. Like many people, I felt that this was going to be a huge year for Cano, particularly moving up to 5th in the batting order behind Alex Rodriguez. So far, he has not disappointed.
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The game wasn't all smiles as the Yankees did lose catcher Jorge Posada in the second inning with a right knee contusion after he was hit by a pitch. He won't miss much time but he'll be sore for a few days.
Tonight, the Yankees were led by the brilliant pitching of A.J. Burnett and the continued hot hitting of Robinson Cano. Cano, with an AL-leading batting average of .407, hit his 7th and 8th home runs of the season in the fourth and eighth innings. With Cano's scorching bat, it's too bad that A-Rod and Mark Teixeira aren't hitting at the plate. When they get going, the Yankees are going to be very hard to stop. Sorry Julia!
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After Burnett left (8 innings, 3 hits, no runs, 1 walk, and 4 strikeouts, with only one base runner getting past second base), the great Mariano Rivera finished up in a non-save opportunity.
It was a long road trip that saw the Yankees' series win streak snapped in Anaheim, but they finished strong with the series win in Baltimore and an overall winning record (5-4). Now, if somebody could just beat the Tampa Bay Rays.
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The Yankees head back to the Bronx to face the Chicago White Sox in a weekend series. Hopefully, Javier Vazquez will get going against his former teammates. It's time for him to get the Yankee fans behind him, and start pitching like he is capable of.
Off-topic alert!
It is no secret that I was disappointed the Minnesota Vikings passed on a quarterback of the future in the recent NFL Draft (when they could have selected Jimmy Clausen or Colt McCoy). They did draft a QB in the sixth round (UAB's Joe Webb) but he is targeted for a position switch to wide receiver. They signed undrafted free agent QB R.J. Archer of William & Mary, but the most intriguing player is QB Ryan Perrilloux. Ryan has been given a tryout during this weekend's mini-camp. He was highly touted coming out of high school in 2005. He was considered the top prospect at the position, along with current New York Jets QB Mark Sanchez. He went to LSU, where he played behind Oakland Raiders QB JaMarcus Russell. Off-the-field transgressions and violation of team rules led to his suspension and subsequent ouster from the school. He transferred to Jacksonville State where he had a largely unnoticed but successful career.
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I don't know what happened at LSU, but Ryan appears to have learned from the errors in his past. I do believe in character and attitude first, but he deserves a second chance assuming that he truly has "righted the ship". He shares an agent (Bus Cook) with Vikings QB Brett Favre, which may have led to the tryout with the Vikings. He has also been seen practicing with Favre this off-season. I wish Ryan the very best in his tryout and I hope to see both him and Favre on the field for the Vikings this fall.
I hope everyone has a super fantastic weekend…including Ryan! 🙂
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I saw that article – and you've GOT to be kidding me – the CLEVELAND INDIANS??? The most hated team?? For what? That they come from Cleveland? Fine – the Red Sox finished higher on the list then the Yankees – BUT that just means that Red Sox fans say nicer things online then Yankee fans!! Because that is what they measured – the number of negative comments on the internet. So thanks! I always knew that we Red Sox fans were kind!😉
I was pleased to see the Yankees play good baseball during the last two games, and during April in general.
As far as Cleveland Indians being the most hated team, I think it may have to do something with their own fans expressing frustration at their current players and the fact that their management has given away a couple of Cy Young award winners and other outstanding players away in the past few years. As for the Red Sox coming second on that list, I think it proves how large the Yankee fan base is😉
But it also has to do with fans of a lot of other teams who don't like the behavior of Boston fans when they are visiting other teams. That includes Rays fans, Angels fans, Rangers fans, and also Tigers and Orioles fans. Though they are mostly well behaved at Yankee Stadium for obvious reasons😉
All Yankee fans aren't saints either. Most are good though🙂
But a lot of the criticism coming the Yankees way stems from the fact that they spend a lot of money and buy a lot of good free agents. All you have to do is read comments after every Yankee win and their payroll is all what opposing fans will be talking about.


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Under the display are the so-called main menu buttons. You use these buttons to call up the following main menus:
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Hello guys i want to announce that we will stop shipping orders from
2014.1.22 - 2014.2.10 due to chinese new year all post offices etc will be closed so we will have to stop sending packs for a small period....
Shit ! Good Job i have enough gear.....
stocked to be sure bro
Will orders for yesterday with payments from today get sent out before?
Yes bro all orders will be ready and packed in time before posts close down
Good deal! Can't wait to try the goodies out.
You will be happy
Come on guys ill a few more days before we can't ship ..
Go guys!!!!
Still not shipping.??
we will strt shipping at 10 FEB bro...
Got my gear on the February 28th, 2014, all 5 vials of test cyp were crashed and stuck to bottom of vials....?Now what??
Can't beleive, I was warned about Chinese sources, and I switched up, should have stuck with Balkan Pharmaceuticals Boyz!!
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Dude your gear was crashed because it's friggen cold out! Run the protocol to fix crashed gear. You should be happy, now you know there is Test in those vials!
Let me guess balkan gear doesn't crash. WTF lol
My Tren came in crashed and it only took me about 10 minutes of running it under hot tap water and slightly shaking it to fix the whole thing. We're in Canada bud it's fricking cold in winter. They'r gtg trust me just heat em back up by running them under hot water and you'll be fine. It wont crash again and It wont cause any kind of PIP too. We told you in another thread already but seems like you didnt take note of the advices Uplifted gave you.
Yea bro I had an order of 180 vials come in from a different source and 90% of them where crashed. It has nothing to do with Chinese gear dude. Educate yourself a little before you go bashing legend. Just heat them up and all will be ok. That's what I did. Made me happy knowing it wasn't just a bottle of oil crashed gear is legit gear
Agreed there was definitly a shit load of glass shard looking crystals... Felt good in a certain way!
I posted an order today and have not been sent confirmation on anything?? whats up!!!, order #101070 . NOT felling comfortable with no response?!!
You just ordered and you're worried about not getting confirmation? Jesus.
I just placed an order with another source and got confirmation of payment the next day.
This isn't an automated system like Amazon lol
You should take issues to the reps through private message before posting in the open.
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Mark Streb was an extremely energetic, good-humored young man who had a natural zest for life. Mark liked skateboarding and trail bikes and generally anything that today we call extreme sports. I attended both high school and college with Mark. He lived in my "town" of Glen Arm, Maryland. We rode the same bus to school, sat at the same lunch table and inhabited each other's social orbits. The yearbook picture of Mark above actually reveals quite a lot about him. He had a buoyant personality, was quick to laugh, and generally was a joy to be around. I believe he finished second or third in the voting for class clown at our high school (Loch Raven Sr. High). Frequently, he entertained the entire lunch room with his signature comic routine, "the crab." The crab consisted of Mark walking on his hands with his legs flipped up onto his elbows so that they protruded forward like the claws of a crab. His body was lean and wiry so that this contortion was quite easy for him. As the crab, Mark would walk across the top of the lunch table and then jump to the floor, landing to applause on his forward-protruding feet.
After high school it happened that Mark and I went to the same college, the University of Delaware. I still remember the first few days at UD after my parents had dropped me off at my dorm. I'd never lived away from home before and Mark was the only person I knew. I think Mark and I both took comfort from the continuity our presence provided each other. Mark and I weren't especially close friends - our personalities were far too different. I am introverted and bookwormish and Mark was exactly the opposite. Nevertheless, at Delaware a hometown loyalty and alliance developed between us. We trusted each other and that counts for quite a lot when you're young and away from your family. The first few years of college, it turned out, were a difficult transition period for me as I struggled to find myself and to make friends. Mark made sure that I always knew what his weekend plans were and that I was invited. He was a very good person. While Mark certainly wasn't shy in high school, he didn't fit in readily with any one group. In college, Mark came into his own socially and developed greater confidence in himself. People were drawn to his charisma and charmed by his humor. As in high school, he achieved a certain level of campus-wide fame as the guy who did wacky stunts with his skateboard and bicycle.
In our junior year Mark and I, along with a mutual friend, Andy, got an apartment together. It was a cockroach-infested, two-bedroom dump of an apartment with a view of the littered McDonalds parking lot next door. An adjacent railway rattled the windows every five or six hours. It was the first time I'd lived off campus and I remember being pretty excited about it. We had a pet cat during that year which never came near me or Andy, but would snuggle lovingly with Mark every chance it got. I feel sorry for the other tenants who lived in that building because the three of us were pretty loud - although, only on the weekends since all of us took our studies seriously. Mark, who'd started out at UD majoring in mechanical engineering, had switched to medical technology by this time. As I recall, he was intimidated by the material that he had to learn. He met this challenge by channeling his boundless energy into his studies. I was very impressed with how hard he worked at his schoolwork. The seriousness with which he took his grades sometimes translated into stress. Nobody could stress out the way Mark could before an exam. He'd pace the apartment like a nervous squirrel and generally drive me and Andy nuts. Yet, invariably, Mark did well on his exams and his triumphant post-exam returns to the apartment are some of the most vivid memories I have of my time at Delaware. It would start with the sound of Mark hoisting his bicycle jauntily up the stairs in the hallway followed by a thud and a rattle as he indelicately dropped the bicycle from his shoulder just outside the apartment door. Then the door would burst open and in would flood the torrent of energy, good cheer, likability and coolness which was Mark Streb. A happy and relieved Mark was a very fun Mark. Generally, this meant it was time to party. If it was Friday, this involved calling up friends and having them over. I have memories of Mark doing his patented crab routine off the apartment's kitchen counter during some of our parties at the apartment. If called to testify, I can confirm that Mark had a lot of fun times in college and that these times were all the more enjoyable to him because he had so thoroughly earned them.
It was during this same school year that Mark began dating a woman whose name I forget. Let's call her Cathy. Cathy had an identical twin and like many sets of twins, she and her sister were inseparable. This meant that wherever Mark and Cathy went, Cathy's twin sister went as well - which was a bit awkward to put it mildly. As far as I could tell Cathy's twin was not an evil twin, but she certainly didn't have much interest in sharing her sister. Mark was pretty frustrated that he could never get any alone time with Cathy. To the outsider it looked as though Mark was dating both women simultaneously. This appearance and the fact that the two women were identical was, as you can imagine, fodder for quite a lot of jokes amongst Mark's friends and acquaintances. Mark was never bothered by these jokes and laughed along with them. He had a great sense of humor even about himself, which made him all the more likeable.
During our senior year, me and Mark's paths began to diverge. We lived on opposite sides of the campus and I fell in with a group of politically active students. While I spent much of my time planning and participating in protests against U.S. involvement in El Salvador, Mark got even more serious about his studies and future career. After college, I moved to Atlanta and lost contact with Mark (to my regret). When I got the call from a friend in Baltimore soon after my move informing me that Mark had died in a traffic accident in Niger, it was a moment of deep sorrow and shock. The immensity of the tragedy and the terrible injustice of it affected me greatly. Why Mark, I've often wondered? Of all people, why someone who was just on fire with enthusiasm for life? Why someone who was just getting started on the journey that he'd worked so hard to prepare himself for? There are no answers to questions like that, of course, and even if there was, I suspect that they wouldn't make anyone feel better.
It's one of the unfortunate realities of life that you frequently don't realize a person's significance until they are gone. Mark had a big influence on me at a time when I was still learning to be an adult. His work ethic, his humor, his charisma, his kindness, his loyalty, and his sheer exultation with life made an enormous impression on me. He had a lot of rare qualities and I wish I had known at Delaware how short his time was. I wish it was possible to talk to him today, commenting on pictures of his children and his vacations on FaceBook. Mark's fate taught me that nothing is guaranteed in this life. Whenever I think of Mark, I remind myself to enjoy and savor the remarkable gift of life. I was lucky to have known Mark as well as I did. Rest in peace, Mark. You are missed.
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Treasurer announces new plan for retirees on MedicareAugust 06,2013The Associated Press
MONTPELIER - State Treasurer Beth Pearce announced Tuesday that the Vermont State Teachers' Retirement System Board of Trustees has approved a recommendation to implement an Employer Group Waiver Plan for retirees on Medicare.
The move is expected to save the state up to $2.3 million annually in Medicare retiree prescription drug costs.
The state's unfunded liability related to long-term health costs is also estimated to be reduced by approximately $150 million, which is 18 percent of the liabilities from the last actuarial valuation.
This proposal was developed by the Treasurer's office, in partnership with the Vermont National Education Association and the Vermont Health Educational Initiative.
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BLACK RIVER FALLS, Wis. -- As schools push students to perform well in subjects like math and reading, history can get put on the back burner.
But one Black River Falls social studies teacher is making sure his students not only learn about the past, but realize its importance.
When it comes to favorite subjects, social studies isn't the most popular.
"I don't like history, I've never liked history, especially politics. My friends would talk about it and I would just zone out," said student Alexandria Turner.
"Honestly I hate history, I thought it was going to be pretty boring," said student Kristin Getter.
Those opinions are no secret to Mr. Rykken. He's been teaching history and politics for the past 32 years, 21 have been at Black River Falls High School.
"Getting them involved is always a challenge because they see it as something that's for adults, not for kids, so we really work hard on that," said Mr. Rykken.
That hard work is paying off. Both Kristen and Alex have changed their opinions since taking Mr. Rykken's required American Politics class.
"Rykken like brings a lot of current events into the class, and show's how it directly relates. It's kind of interesting how, the revolution that we are learning about, directly relates to what they are doing in Egypt," said Getter.
"This is my favorite class of the day, I look forward to coming here everyday. It's just the way that he changes it up. He's been doing this for so many years, he knows what he's doing and he knows what gets our attention," said Turner.
Alex is a member of the Black River Falls Student Senate. She's one of 20 elected senators that act as the voice of students. Some of their biggest achievements have been starting a recycling program and addressing racial issues within the school.
It was Mr. Rykken who got the program started. "I try to incorporate as much authentic politics into that as I can."
And it's that true to life approach that has students excited to learn about the topics they once considered a bore.
"He teaches, I think he teaches AP History, I'm going to be taking that next year, and I'm really looking forward to it," said Turner.
Mr. Rykken's impact on students doesn't stop in the classroom. He's also been teaching work ethic and perseverance as a track and cross country coach for 32 years.


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Hawaii politicians responded to President Barack Obama's 2014 State of the Union Address Tuesday evening.
Sen. Mazie Hirono said, "I applaud President Obama for laying out a clear, concrete strategy to grow our economy so that everyone has a chance at the American Dream. Proposals to raise the minimum wage, increase workforce development and job training, expand early childhood education and make college more affordable are ways that we can close the opportunity gap and help strengthen the middle class and those striving to get into the middle class."
"Tonight, we heard a real commitment from President Obama to reversing income inequality," said Sen. Brian Schatz. "Helping those who are stretched thin is even more important in Hawai'i, where so many of our families struggle with the high cost of living. People who work hard and play by the rules should be able to get ahead."
"I welcome the President's call to action and I agree that Americans want to see progress," said Rep. Colleen Hanabusa. "We can no longer ignore the simple fact that while the economy is recovering, only a small segment of our citizens have seen gains from that growth. We have to do more to ensure that our middle class and those in need also benefit from our successful efforts to get our nation back on track. I think that should start, right now, with extending long term unemployment benefits and raising the minimum wage."
"Tonight, the President took a positive step toward addressing the vast and growing trend of inequality, and I welcome his proposals that will support job creation and encourage opportunities for growth and entrepreneurship," said Rep. Tulsi Gabbard. "While the President highlighted opportunities to grow our economy and support middle-class families, I was disappointed that he did not address the serious overreach of the National Security Agency and its violations of innocent Americans' privacy and civil liberties. This issue is one of the greater challenges this generation will face."
""It's encouraging that President Obama's national priorities echo those I've outlined as top initiatives for the State of Hawaii," said Gov. Neil Abercrombie. "The President's emphasis on early childhood education are in line with Hawaii's plans to expand access to pre-kindergarten for all four year olds. We are investing in new partnerships to provide our keiki with the educational opportunities they deserve. As I stated in last week's State of the State address, a hard-working sector in Hawaii has gone seven years without seeing their wages rise. I applaud the President's proposal to increase the minimum wage for all federal employees."
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forms of phosphorus
I am running phosphorus test for the engineer they want the results reported as ortho. The test I am running, the results are PO4-3. What is this and do I need to convert it to make it ortho?
I think PO4-3 means PO4 anion, which is negative 3 in ionic charge. Normally written PO4 3- -- I can't do this in the response, but the 4 would be a subscript and the 3- (in other words, 3 minus) would be a superscript.
PO4 anion = orthophosphate. So if the results are really as PO4 3- then it is reprted as orthophosphate.
But beware: most labs report phosphate as P -- sometimes abbreviated PO4-P. So if I get a result of (say) 10 mg/L of phosphate (PO4 3-), I might report it as 3.2 mg/L PO4-P. It doesn't matter which you do, in the sense that they mean the same thing., but both the lab and the data user have to crystal clear on how the number is reported.
That calculation is as follows: atomic weight of phosphorus is 31, oxygen is 16. So PO4 is (31 + (4 x 16) = 91. The phosphorus is therefore 31/95 as a fraction of the phosphate anion: so 10 mg/L phosphate = 10 x (31/95) = 3.2 mg/L PO4-P.
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Most of the P when it leaves a wastewater treatment is made up of bacterial solids. The bacteria will readily give up P and the result would be more otho P. My practice is to use total P when dealing with effluent.


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4 Ways People Are Fighting the Flu
NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- A severe flu can not only knock Americans on their backs for a week or more -- it can knock the economy on its back.
Data from the Walgreens
Employees lost $8.5 billion due to flu-related sick days, the report says.
Walgreens says December was the worst month for flu illnesses in years, but it's not always possible to gauge, year to year, the exact worst time for flu activity.
"The flu season is always unpredictable, and the impact it can have on individuals and families at home and in the workplace can be significant," says Harry Leider, Walgreens' chief medical officer. "Last year, with flu peaking early, a lot of people weren't prepared and as a result lost vacations and missed out on holidays. This underscores the importance of getting a flu shot early, and our report shows more people are planning to do so, along with taking other preventive measures this year."
If the past flu season was any indication, here's what Americans can expect this year:
- Workers can expect to miss three days of work because of the flu.
- 6.2 million people could miss a business trip, like last year.
- 75% of Americans say they will be "personally impacted" by a flu experience this year.
- 17 million Americans may miss holiday-related events.
The good news is that Americans are more "flu efficient" than ever.
Walgreens says adults are taking the measures to mitigate or eliminate the flu this year:
- 87% are washing their hands more regularly.
- 51% are getting an early flu shot.
- 43% are "limiting time in public places."
- 11% are working from home more.
Evidently, Americans have learned a lesson from last year's brutal flu season. They're not waiting until January to get a flu shot -- some get them as early as August -- and more are careful about hygiene and sharing close spaces with fellow citizens.


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Red Hat and Dell deliver open, cost-effective and highly reliable solutions. Whether you're looking to evolve your data center, host a data-intensive and interactive business process, or deploy highly secure environments, our solutions can get you there without breaking the budget.
Red Hat® Enterprise Linux® 7 — the latest offering from Red Hat — includes dramatic improvements in reliability, performance, scalability and infrastructure flexibility and offers you unprecedented control throughout your IT environment.
Red Hat® Enterprise Linux® 7 — the latest offering from Red Hat — includes dramatic improvements in reliability, performance, scalability and infrastructure flexibility and offers you unprecedented control throughout your IT environment.
Dell partners with Red Hat to deliver RHEL 7 enhancements that help you create a more efficient enterprise by running a consistent x86 platform across your organization. You can benefit from our open, standards-based platform that offers fast implementation, simplified management and a quick return on investment, while providing flexibility of choice as you grow. And, by directly resolving virtually all support-related issues, Dell provides you a one-stop-shop for hardware, software, services and support.
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7 is tested and validated on all Dell servers. With Dell and Red Hat, you can:
- Deploy RHEL 7 faster because all necessary device drivers are integrated and native to RHEL 7
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Spotlights Transition to Adulthood for Youths with Disabilities
In anticipation of the 15th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) in July, the U.S. Department of Education's Office of Special Education and Rehabilitative Services (OSERS) is sponsoring a week of activities June 13-17, 2005, with the goal of helping young people with disabilities realize their potential and achieve their dreams. The week's events will showcase effective practices for assisting young people with disabilities as they make the transition from high school to post-secondary school and employment.
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Vocational Rehabilitation (VR) Employer and Business Development Network
Employers seeking to hire qualified individuals with disabilities should have access to a nationwide network of vocational rehabilitation employment specialists equipped to help. That is the goal of the Vocational Rehabilitation (VR) Employer and Business Development Network. Here, employers will find knowledgeable contacts who can provide qualified, job-ready candidates with disabilities. Employers will find also examples of the types of services they may encounter when working with their state VR agencies. We will feature interesting employer development programs in different states. Over time, we aim to feature noteworthy examples from the 80 state VR agencies.
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RSA's first National Transition Conference.
"From Roots to Wings: Guiding Youth with Disabilities to Employment" — Coming June 16-17, 2005 at the Capital Hilton in Washington, D.C., this conference will bring together vocational rehabilitation and education policy makers and practitioners, as well as personnel from collaborating agencies who work with transitioning youth with disabilities. Conference attendees will:
- learn about transition model programs,
- build capacity, and
- develop strategies for improving transition services.
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National Forum of the Thirty-First Institute on Rehabilitation Issues
The Rehabilitation Services Administration (RSA) announces the National Forum of the Thirty-First Institute on Rehabilitation Issues (IRI) to be held on May 2 and 3, 2005, at the Doubletree Crystal City Hotel, Arlington, Virginia. Two draft publications: "Consumer Organizations - Important Resources for Vocational Rehabilitation" and "Leading and Managing Change in Public Vocational Rehabilitation" will be discussed with Forum participants in order to assist in preparing the documents for publication. For additional information, visit The George Washington University Regional Rehabilitation Continuing Education Program (RRCEP) III Web site at: http://www.gwu.edu/~rrcep/ or contact the RRCEP directly via E-mail at email@example.com, telephone at (202) 973-1550, TTY at (202) 973-1544, or FAX at (202) 775-0053.
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