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- Most bookedHotel MyStays KameidoTop-rated for WiFi
95 people looked at this hotel in the last hour
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"Hotel is situated at a very quiet neighbourhood, away from the hustle and bustle of the city. It is near or easily reached by to all the sites and sounds Tokyo has to offer. And after a long day of walking around, you really need a place to unwind after and this place hits the spot. The peaceful ..."
A Traveller, Sep 2016, SG
13 people looked at this hotel in the last hour
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"The hotel was close to the rail and subway stations, but not too close. Less than a five minute walk, and across from a park. It was quiet and clean. I arrived well before the 4pm check-in, but was able to complete the process early despite not gaining access to the room, which for me was unimpor..."
A Traveller, Nov 2014, AS
Hotels within 1 mile of Tokyo Kameido Station
- Tobu Hotel Levant TokyoTop-rated for breakfast
241 people looked at this hotel in the last hour
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"Great location to shop and food at this price. There are Metro nearby which able to connect to any other stations easily. Highlight recommend for people to go and if want to go sky tree. it's just up to this hotel. "
Y, Oct 2016, US
- Lotte City Hotel KinshichoTop-rated for business travelers
148 people looked at this hotel in the last hour
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"Location was great, hotel staff were great, everything worked wonderful."
A Traveller, Nov 2016, US
102 people looked at this hotel in the last hour
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"Hotel was nice and clean. The room was not huge, though not as tiny as some in Tokyo. The room had a self-contained bathroom and toilet, wardrobe, tv and desk. The hotel restaurant was a Chinese restaurant, it had nice food but a limited range especially at breakfast. The staff were very frien..."
D, Sep 2016, AU
22 people looked at this hotel in the last hour
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"Owner is Thai Clean place Small private 9 rooms Has only one bath room 2 toilets 50 meter to train station Staff friendly A lot of shopping mall in area A lot of restaurant"
A Traveller, Dec 2016, GB
18 people looked at this hotel in the last hour
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"I've stayed at this capsule hotel three times over the past 8 years or so. I really like everything about it. It is great to wake up at 1am jetlagged and be able to go to a warm bath or sauna. I always feel safe and comfortable sleeping here. The really only drawback is nothing they can do an..."
F, Nov 2016, US
18 people looked at this hotel in the last hour
16 people looked at this hotel in the last hour
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"Perfect very cheap place to stay but with the needed privacy. Very close to Kishicho station. So many shops and restaurant all around. The staff is very helpful and polite. Very clean and quiet. The room is very small and bathroom is quite compact. perfect for solo travelers, not recommended for..."
A Traveller, Apr 2016, PH
6 people looked at this hotel in the last hour
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"Clean and nice hotel. Room service was great and 24 hrs. Nice huge bathtub outside on balcony. Large clean bathroom stocked with good quality amenities. Small sauna in deluxe room. Free movies in English and Japanese. Connections to plug in your phone etc to stereo and charging. Check in 8pm out ..."
A Traveller, Jun 2016, AS
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Collection Summary: Master's thesis concerning the effect of the Federal Art Project on the American people.
Biographical/Historical Note: Art historian, Los Angeles, California. Federal Art Project was a federally aided art project during the Depression initiated under Roosevelt's New Deal project.
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Guitarist Whitfield makes no attempt whatsoever to appease on this searing outing for Herbie Hancock's new label. An excellent document of his working quartet in a freewheeling mood at Birdland in New York, the aptly titled Raw comes charging out of the gate with scorching intensity on the thrashing 13-minute opener, "Ducktones," which summons the jam-oriented aesthetic of Herbie's Thrust-era Headhunters crew while kicking the tempos and energy level up a notch or two. Whitfield's use of a wahlike envelope filter here also recalls another landmark recording from those mid-'70s fuzoid days-Pat Martino's Starbright (Warner Bros.)-while the exciting, Tainish drummer Donald Edwards spurs on the heightened vibe with ferocious polyrhythmic aplomb.
The guitarist's playing is equally outstanding on stretched out renditions of his own "A Brooklyn Love," Hancock's "Tell Me a Bedtime Story" and a swinging "Alone Together," in which the audience's idle chatter can be heard filtering through the more subdued burn-just like in a real jazz club.
Raw, a real player's album, redeems Whitfield for all his past concessions to smooth jazz. He holds nothing back here, wailing with uninhibited authority on these five extended, high-energy vehicles. The only thing that is compromised here is the sound quality. But the go-for-it attitude on the bandstand-a welcome relief from so much overproduced mediocrity that permeates the recording industry-more than makes up for the bootleg feel of this live recording.


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Juicy J Talks Libraries and Strippers
It's strange having a conversation with Juicy J. Judging by his music, you'd expect to sit down and learn from him the proper way to hold a dollar in between your teeth so some stripper can grab it while swinging from a pole. That's not the case at all. The former Three 6 Mafia kingpin is all about his business, and today he's amped over his hit single "Bandz a Make Her Dance" going gold. The cut sends a nod to the bands of money that get asses shaking in the club. It's just the kind of anthem that transcends age, and since aligning with Wiz Khalifa's Taylor Gang it seems like Juicy discovered his fountain of youth. He's prepping for this year's release of Stay Trippy, tapping guys like Dr. Dre and Jay-Z to assist him. Always with his business hat on, he breaks down his career, which may include owning a strip club someday, and reveals the likelihood of another Three 6 Mafia album.
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It's like back in the day when Three 6 Mafia first started, and we had this song called "Tear The Club Up." We went down to Atlanta and we performed it and everybody was looking like, "Eh, it's okay. It's alright." Then we got another call. Like the song got hot and we went back down there and the whole club was just turnt UP! It was just crazy turnt up. I think I was about like 22 years old back then, 22 or 23. I was like, "What the fuck?" The song came on, and I was kind of nervous and I was like, "They really know this song!" I got that same feeling when I went on stage in Toronto and I did my solo show.


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Last week, a Grove City man was robbed at gunpoint while trying to make change to do his laundry, according to the Grove City Police Division.
At 11:30 p.m. May 5, after trying to make change at a gas station, the 30-year-old Grove City man was walking to a nearby bar and was behind the businesses in the 3000 block of Southwest Boulevard when he was stopped by two unidentified men.
One of the suspects approached him from behind and placed a hard object, which the resident believed to be a gun, in his back and demanded his money. The resident raised his hands in the air while the other suspect took $3 and a cellphone from the man's pocket.
The second suspect then said to the first, "Let's get out of here," and both suspects ran off through a hole in the fence, police reported.
The resident had intended to use the $3 to make change that night, so he could do his laundry, according to reports.
The resident walked to a friend's house on Willowood Place to call the police, but there was no answer at the door when he knocked, so he went home and went to bed. The next day, the man told his father about the incident, and his father called the police.
There were no descriptions of the suspects other than they were both wearing dark hooded sweatshirts and dark pants.


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The project I'm showing you today is my favorite in her room so far. My son's new room has a dynamic striped wall, and since their two rooms are adjacent, I didn't want the focus of her room to be a wall treatment.
But I love when a room has an element that 'Pops.' And since this is for a little girl, there is room for some risk-taking. When I first received this highboy from my grandfather, I knew I'd paint it....and assumed it'd be white or something creamy and 'pretty.'
Then I spied this photo from Jonathon Adler and things changed:
If that highboy were painted in a docile color, you wouldn't even notice it. And not just because of the intensity of the rest of the room, but because it wouldn't stand-up and demand your attention.
First step was to strip her of her hardware, and sand the rough and worn patches:
The brass pulls had some serious tarnishing, but this little can o' magic did the trick:
"I soaked them in a cleaner/water mixture in the sink, but that didn't seem to do much. So I made a paste and scrubbed the hell out of them with a bristle brush! And you can quote me on your blog with that!" -- eloquently spoken by Mama Sugarplum
(Looking good, Mom. Keep scrubbing!)
Her work paid off....they look amazing!
It dries so quickly that you're able to start painting almost as soon as you finish priming. Make sure to cover the wood completely with primer so that you don't have to roll countless coats of paint (I learned this lesson the hard way!). Here she is after SIX coats of Sherwin Williams 'Cheerful', in High Gloss latex:
The bed was the same dark wood and only took 2 coats of paint....this is because I covered it completely with tinted primer first! I used a high density foam roller so there are no brush marks.
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This piece went from something serious and old, to fun and vibrant.....and perfect for a little princess:
(oops, missing finial! she looks like she's missing a tooth!)
For even more 'Fun Factor', I added bright, patterned paper as drawer liners.These are simply cute wrapping papers I found at Target and spray mounted to the bottom.
It took less than 30 minutes to line all 7 drawers, and I know I'll love seeing them
Oh, did I mention her walls are painted too (maniac, remember!?) Here's a sneak peek....along with how Miss Fancy Pants Highboy looks against the new (poorly photographed) wall color:
Let's try another Before & After that doesn't include the finished piece sitting in the garage:
So? What do you think....did I succeed in creating the 'Wow' factor for her room?


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Cook du Jour: Innovation, fresh ingredients are key to Mark Litwinczyk's dishes
Name: Mark Litwinczyk
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Secret: Artistic improvisation
Chopped: When it's Food Network night at Mark Litwinczyk's place the most incredible things can happen. Girlfriend Briana often challenges Litwinczyk to a simple game of "Chopped," based on the popular Food Network series. "We get ingredients from the store, and Briana asks me to make something from it," Litwinczyk said. The favorite so far has been his lobster quinoa with shredded coconut and cashews. Another success was a Chinese Chicken Salad with Rice Krispies, "just because we had it in the cabinet." Some recipes are inspired by the local Strawberry Festival, like his strawberry sandwich with mascarpone cheese and pancetta, along with a strawberry dipping sauce with red salsa, which offers a refreshing sweet and salty flavor. Another popular item is his strawberry poppers, styled after jalapeño poppers, featuring a doughnut batter with mascarpone cheese and strawberries, fried to perfection.
Garbage salad: Litwinczyk has a special talent for "making meals on the fly with what I have to work with." This isn't surprising, given his father's culinary dexterity. When Litwinczyk was young, his Polish father would prepare an adventurous dish called "Polish goulash," which was an amalgam of "everything that was left over from the night before." It gave birth to Litwinczyk's "garbage salad," a compilation of refrigerated vegetables, which are sometimes sautéed and sometimes raw. A recent concoction was a salad of arugula, cabbage, edamame, mushrooms, cucumbers and cherry tomatoes. Another fascinating find was his sautéed vegetables, featuring green beans, spinach, garlic and green onions. Add sesame oil, sesame seeds, ginger powder and garlic powder for an exotic Asian entree. "I like to make it fresh, make it new, make it different," he said.
Fast and efficient: A freelance photographer, Litwinczyk often finds that he has little time to cook. So he invents ways to be "fast and efficient." That results in meals that are almost homemade, including one that features Trader Joe's tomato soup, to which he adds ham, smoked salt, Parmesan cheese and frozen vegetables. "That was delicious," he said. Another time he added raisins and chicken to Trader Joe's red pepper and tomato soup. Trader Joe's squash soup, with leftover roasted chicken, raisins, nuts (peanuts, cashews or almonds), and cilantro or green onions, creates another unique combination of flavors. "Any soup like base or stock is a great canvas for a soup," he said. "It's a great first ingredient, then the sky's the limit, you can add anything to it."
Lobster Quinoa Salad
Serves: 3
Prep time: 30 minutes
Cooking time: 37 minutes
1 cup quinoa
1 large lobster-tail
3 large bell peppers for serving
¼ cup toasted coconut
¼ cup cashews
2 green onions, finely chopped
5 sprigs chopped cilantro
4 teaspoons rice wine vinegar
— Salt and pepper to taste
1 Cook the quinoa in a medium sauce pan. Salt and pepper the lobster tail and broil it for 10-12 minutes. Let it cool, then chop into bite-size pieces.
2 Mix all of the ingredients in a large mixing bowl. Hollow out 3 bell peppers and put sear marks on all sides. Serve the salad in the bell peppers.


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Read this week's "General Hospital" spoilers. Soap Opera Fan Blog has a sneak preview about what will happen in Port Charles for the week of October 21.
Patrick confesses his love for Sabrina despite thinking about the phone call he received from Robin.
Diane has a court order sent out regarding custody of baby Connie, while Mac tries to calm a distraught Maxie as she deals with the situation. Diane has other things to deal with as well and confronts Franco about his paintings, given the one his art dealer liked was painted by Heather.
Alexis asks Lucy about the past hoping to find more information on Julian in order to confirm her suspicions about him being Sam's father. Elsewhere, Sonny receives a direct hit from his rival, which makes him more suspicious of Derek Wells really being Julian Jerome. Given the suspicions Sonny has about Derek, Michael is taken aback when he sees Sonny with the D.A. Sonny and Michael aren't the only ones consumed in this mess. Morgan could find himself in trouble just by being connected to it all. Ava and Morgan get passionate but as a result of living with her and her connection to the Jeromes, by the end of the week he finds himself in the wrong place at the wrong time and is given a deadly ultimatum.
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Will Smith is reported furious over Jada granting Willow permission to move forward with a 'sexed-up' music video, titled "Summer Fling." Know why? Because Willow is just 12-years-old.
"Will lashed out at Jada, saying, 'How could you let my little baby do this?'"
Here's what a source told The Enquirer:
"Jada gave the project the green light — and now dad is furious! He's fit to be tied and almost had a heart attack the first time he saw the video."
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Sparta HS senior national finalist in 'Doodle 4 Google' competition
Dad coming back from Iraq inspired "Coming Home" Doodle
A Sparta High School senior is a finalist in the national "Doodle 4 Google" art competition.
The winner will a get $30,000 scholarship and his or her artwork on the homepage of Google.com. The winner's school will receive $50,000.
Sabrina Brady's artwork called, "Coming Home" shows a young girl holding an American flag, running into her dad's arms after he comes back from his deployment.
When she was 10-years-old, her dad came back from serving in Iraq. He was gone for 18 months.
"When he came home it was unreal. It was definitely unreal. I just remember him coming off the plane and that's all I saw was my dad," Sabrina said. "It was challenging thinking of how to put it together to make it one visual thing for people to see and feel how emotional it was for me."
Sabrina is one of 50 state winners of the Doodle 4 Google competition. There were more than 130,000 entries. Students were encouraged to submit a piece of work inspired by the theme, "My Best Day Ever."
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Judge denies motion to grant bond for woman charged with murder
MARTINSBURG – A judge denied a motion Tuesday to grant bond for a woman charged with murder in connection with the heroin overdose-related death of a Bunker Hill man last year.
Autumn T. Blaine, 38, of Phillips Lane, was indicted in October 2012 by a Berkeley County grand jury on one count of felony murder and distribution of heroin in connection with the March 29, 2012, death of 32-year-old Paul D. Burcham.
She was originally indicted on charges of burglary, conspiracy, petit larceny, forgery and uttering in an unrelated case. After being indicted on the murder charge, her bond in the previous case was revoked. West Virginia 23rd Judicial Circuit Judge Gray Silver III later denied a request to reinstate bond on the older case and to impose a bond in the murder case.
Blaine pleaded guilty in July to grand larceny and uttering in connection with the original case. She was sentenced to one year in jail on each of those convictions. She has since completed that sentence and is being held without bail in the murder case. Since the original case for which her bond was revoked has been resolved and her sentence discharged, her attorneys filed a motion requesting Silver to set bond in the murder case. Under the proposed conditions of her release on bond, Blaine's attorneys asked that she be placed into a long-term substance abuse treatment program at the Martinsburg Veterans Affairs Medical Center and be placed on GPS monitoring.
The charges allege Blaine shared heroin with Burcham, who suffered a fatal overdose as a result.
"In the realm of potential capital cases, this case is surely on the relatively innocuous side," the motion for bond reads.
Prosecutors opposed the motion.
"In the current motion the defendant makes exactly the same proposal for bail without demonstrating any change in circumstances but for the defendant has since that time been convicted and sentenced for two other felonies," the state's response opposing the motion for bail reads.
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WATERLOO WestJet Airlines co-founder Clive Beddoe urged graduating students at Wilfrid Laurier Universitys fall convocation Friday to embrace life with all the passion, energy and enthusiasm you can muster.
Beddoe attended the morning session of fall convocation to receive an honorary doctor of laws degree from the university.
Laurier business professor William Morrison, who read the citation honouring Beddoe, said that in addition to creating a successful airline, the Calgary entrepreneurs greatest legacy has been the development of a cooperative corporate culture, where ownership and profit-sharing rewards initiative, teamwork and hard work.
With WestJet, said Morrison, Mr. Beddoe has shown how entrepreneurial talent and leadership can create sustainable mutual benefits for shareholders, employees and customers alike. He provides a worthy role model for the business leaders of tomorrow assembled here today.
In his own remarks, Beddoe said he would try to provide the audience of business and economics graduating students with the kind of advice he wished he had had at their age.
First, he encouraged them to embrace the next period of their lives with all the passion, energy and enthusiasm you can muster. He said determination is a quality that will take them far in life, but he cautioned the new graduates not to let their drive for success distort their judgement and ethics.
Second, Bedoe urged them to develop and hone their people skills because these soft skills amplify an individuals technical skills and knowledge. This is as true in business as in any walk of life, he said. This is the success of WestJet.
Third, Beddoe commented on the rampant greed that contributed to the recent meltdown in financial markets and the resulting global economic downturn. As future business leaders, I encourage you to make sure such greed and excess never happens again.
Beddoe concluded by congratulating the graduating students, and closed his remarks with a final bit of advice: and party like heck tonight!
At the afternoon session of convocation, three Laurier professors were honoured. Political science professor Thomas Hueglin was honoured as the University Research Professor for 2009-10. Also, awards for Teaching Excellence were presented to physical education and kinesiology professor William McTeer in the full-time category and PhD candidate Lisa Funnell in the teaching assistant category.
A total of 1,030 Laurier students graduated Friday. The morning convocation included graduates of the School of Business & Economics. The afternoon ceremony included graduates of the faculties of Arts, Science, Music, Social Work, Education, and Laurier Brantford and Waterloo Lutheran Seminary.
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The man accused in a double murder at May's Photo last fall appeared in La Crosse Co. court Monday.
40 year old Jeffrey Lepsch made his final pre-trial appearance before jury selection starts later this month.
Lepsch is accused of shooting and killing Paul and A.J. Petras in their downtown photo shop last fall. He has pled not-guilty in the case.
Monday, lawyers from both sides talked about witnesses and marking evidence.
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Charleroi Area History must
first begin with the Paleo Indians who resided in the area
long before anyone else. After them came the Delaware, Shawnee,
and Iroquois or "Mingo" tribes who traversed the
whole area. In the early 1770's, the Speers, Van Voorhis,
and Frye families immigrated to the Monogahela River valley
and bought property from the Indians from which they set their
large farms and established businesses. During those days,
many of "Gibson's Lambs", "Whiskey
Boys" and "Tom the Tinkers" came from this
area in which the Whiskey Rebellion eventually transpired.
Back then the area was a part of what was called Fallowfield
Eventually, the above named properties were under control
of other who survived after them: John Conrad; Joseph Ryan;
William MacMahan, more Frye families; James Sampson; Thomas
Redd; William Rodgers; Robert McKean. From these ancestors
the predominant Redd, McKean, and MacMahan family farms ended
up selling their land to the Charleroi Land Company in 1889
from which lots were sold to establish the town of "Charleroi"
and North Charleroi also grew like "Magic" thereafter
upon that which had been a long stretch of meadow. The Official
birth of Charleroi took place on March 4, 1890. From these
lot purchases many store, hotels, theatres, restaurants and
businesses arose quickly, by 1900 it was jumping with activity.
Many Belgium immigrant glass workers and others came to "Charleroi"
for the booming glass industry (Charleroi Plate Glass) that
had evolved before the town was even built. Many of these
people had to sleep on haystacks, tents, wherever they could
find a place until company houses were built, later called
"Brick Row" (still standing up on the hill) and
later "shovel works" (Hussey Binns Shovel Works).
Nathaniel Redd came in the 1770s, and his grandson, Thomas
Redd (who was born in 1882) married Elmira Conrad in 1851,
and eventually resided in a new home in 1881 in what was to
become Charleroi. It was sold along with his farm in 1890
to the Charleroi Land Company, this became the southern portion
of the town. The Redd Farm rested from Second Street out along
Maple Creek Road. Robert McKean came from Scotland and moved
into the area to establish his Green Valley Garden farm in
1865 and shipped produce by boat and then via railroad after
it came through. His wife died within two months after the
first lots for Charleroi were sold. He died in 1893. Andrew
McKean and James Clarke served as agents for the Charleroi
Land Company. His farm rested from Second Street to 7th; while
the McMahan Farm rested from 7th to Lock Four. Both James
Sitt McKean and A.F. Chandler (Charleroi Land Co. petitioner
and solicitor of Belgian Glass Workers) are credited with
the idea to establish a town and the name of "Charleroi"
after the leading glass giant during that era, respectfully.
Charleroi, unlike other communities, has only ever been known
as "Charleroi" and it evolved due to the needs
of those who brought it in for the glass industry.
The Post Office was established even before the town did.
Charleroi's "mother" city in Belgium has
retained connections with it's infant over the years
and it still does today. They share a continued predominant
glass history even today. From the Charleroi Plate Glass factory
eventually purchased by PPG. Hamilton Bottle Works, to the
MacBeth, then MacBeth-Evans to Corning to now World-Kitchen
facilities, there has been a long tradition of glass works
in Charleroi, Pennsylvania among many other industries that
existed there such as Iron and Brick "Works",
and mining. It was also the retail "giant" for
many decades following its birth until the malls and plazas
made for devastating inroads into all town economies.
Charleroi is fortunate to have many of its original buildings
throughout its area, but many have also disappeared due to
those who did not appreciate their historic value. The Coyle
Theatre, one of the region's only able-to-be-renovated-to-operate
theatre that is still standing in the downtown, the J.K. Tener
Library is a historic landmark, and downtown and Charleroi
area that are priceless in architectural and historic value.
Even the original water works still exists in the boro as
well as the original Elks Building (1904) which still operates
today. City Hall was built in 1917 and housed the boro offices,
jail, ambulance, police and fire departments, while on the
top floor was a large auditorium that was used for many community
functions till the 1970s. The year 2002 found the Charleroi's
VFD celebrating their 100th anniversary year.
The Charleroi Area Historical Society along with many others
in Charleroi support the VLTF process as it pushes toward
Monongahela River Tourism as anew industry in which utilizing
local histories as a way and means to help revive local economies
with the steps of clean ups, beautification, and creation
of attractions. This includes the pursuit of a glass lighthouse
complex (Corning used to make all of the lighthouse prisms!)
that will help draw tourists into our pleasant river town.
Charleroi has many wonderful historic assets still existing,
and soon we hope to have walking and driving tour brochures
available for tourism use!
Charleroi Birthdate: March 4, 1890


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Federal Offset Collections Report: Final for Processing Year 2002
RE: Federal Offset Collections Report for OCSE Cycle 2002-25
Dear Coordinators:
Enclosed is the final Federal Offset Collections Report for 2002, OCSE Cycle 2002-25. This report represents Federal Tax Refund and/or administrative offsets, less the current fees of $11.65 per Federal Tax Offset and $13.20 per administrative offset, and any adjustments/reversals made during this period for the 1995 through 2002 processing years.
The net collections total for OCSE Cycle 2002-25, based on 4,889 offsets, is $4,731,216. The 2002 year-end total for 1,412,976 offsets is $1,455,554,972. This compares to 2,209,832 offsets for $1,647,910,099 for 2001.
When comparing year-end totals, please remember that from July through early October 2001, OCSE and Treasury were offsetting tax rebates attributable to the Economic Growth and Relief Reconciliation Act of 2001. These tax rebate offsets generated an average of $25 million per cycle, or week. For this reason, you will note a decrease in the 2002 collections when compared to 2001. However, an increase of over five percent or $70 million is realized comparing year-end totals without the tax rebate offsets. Please call OCSE's Special Collections Unit if you need more detailed information.
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Yelling is Part of Olympic Curling [VIDEO]
Curling has become a popular event in the Winter Olympics over the past few years. But unless you're aware of the rules and the roles each team member plays, there's a part of it that could surprise you. http://youtu.be/ur4stgoS99U
Someone put together a very funny montage of women's curling matches in Sochi with all the team captains, otherwise known as 'skips' directing the flow of the match. Well apparently yelling and shouting are part of those directions.
Check out the quick and funny video above to see what all the yelling is about.


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ProPublica on Marcellus Gas Drilling
ProPublica broke the story that oil and gas inspectors policing Marcellus Shale development in Pennsylvania will no longer be able to issue violations to drilling companies without first getting approval from DEP's top officials. WPSU's Patty Satalia talks with investigative reporter Abrahm Lustgarten who has been covering Marcellus Shale drilling for ProPublica, a non-profit newsroom that produces investigative journalism from it's headquarters in Manhattan.
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About ProPublica, a nonprofit investigative newsroom.
ProPublic's Series, BURIED SECRETS: Gas Drilling's Environmental Threat
"Pennsylvania Limits Authority of Oil and Gas Inspectors," by Abrahm Lustgarten, ProPublica, March 30, 2011
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Grandparents Greg and Lois Pinel of Weems, both employed at Rappahannock General Hospital, are reaching out to the community for help with a cause close to their hearts.
The Pinels, lovingly referred to as "Grammy and Pop," will host a benefit in honor of their four-year-old granddaughter, Aimee Reese Phelps. Aimee was diagnosed with Spinal Muscular Atrophy, SMA, at age 20 months.
"Since then, our family has formed Team Aimee's Angels, which raises money each year to benefit The MDA, the organization the funds research for neuromuscular disorders," said Lois.
SMA is a genetic disorder, and the number one killer of children under age 2 in the U.S. Approximately one in 40 persons carries this genetic defect. If both parents are carriers, there is a 25% chance that their child will have SMA.
"Aimee is our precious angel," said the Pinels. "Her condition is challenging. She has never walked, has progressive muscle weakness, and a compromised respiratory system."
This condition requires the care of multiple doctors at Virginia Commonwealth University Medical Center Children's Hospital, and continued physical and respiratory therapy.
Despite her daily challenges, Aimee remains a happy child with a heart of gold, said Lois. She has an active imagination, and often pretends to be a doctor who helps children and animals get better. She dreams of becoming a nurse, like her grandma.
Aimee's Angels will host a benefit from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. March 26 at the White Stone Church of the Nazarene, 57 Whisk Drive, White Stone. The event will begin with entertainment, a soup and salad bar, and information, then progress to a silent auction.
Tickets will be $10 per person, to include food, beverage, and bidding privileges for the silent auction portion of the event. Children younger than age 12 are free.
"We hope and pray that our efforts will help not only our Aimee, but all people with neuromuscular disorders," said Greg.
In just a short period of time the Pinels have seen the generosity of this community. Many local business owners have already contributed either items or gift certificates for the silent auction.
"It's heart-warming," said the Pinels.
Heartfelt thanks go out to current sponsors, without whom, this event would not be possible: The White Stone Church of the Nazarene, Rappahannock General Hospital, The Northern Neck Family YMCA, Dehnert, Clarke, & Co., Willaby's Catering and Indian Creek Yacht and Country Club.
Silent auction items are still needed. To donate for the auction, or to purchase tickets, contact Lois Pinel at firstname.lastname@example.com, or 438-5566. Tickets also may be purchased at Chesapeake Bank in Kilmarnock , from Rachael, starting March 3.
Proceeds from this event will be presented at the annual MDA Muscle Walk on March 30 in Richmond.


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Mini Ulta Haul and Makeup Grab Bag Giveaway!
Today I have a new video for you guys, showing a little mini Ulta haul I got yesterday, and also announcing my July Giveaway! My sister recently helped me organize all of my makeup, and in the process we found a LOT of stuff that hadn't been used- makeup and skincare and makeup bags- and thought it'd be a fun idea to put together little grab bags full of products for you guys :) There are 13 bags total, all of different sizes and containing all sorts of things from glitter to eyeshadow and skincare products. This giveaway is really easy to enter- just fill out the Rafflecopter form below and enter as many or as few ways as you like :) It's open internationally, so you can enter no matter where you live! Giveaway will be open until July 31st at 11:90pm EST, so good luck!


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An alert neighbor helped officers find and arrest a man charged with burglarizing two Amarillo residences.
Rudy Jose Gonzales Jr., 33, was booked into the Potter County Detention Center on Wednesday night on two counts of burglary of a habitation, a second-degree felony.
At 10:17 p.m. Wednesday, officers were dispatched to a home in the 3000 block of Southwest Seventh Avenue on report that a burglary victim had followed a man there after catching him leaving his home in the 300 block of North Virginia Street, police said.
Police said an alert neighbor initially noticed the white Ford pickup parked near the home on Virginia. He knew the vehicle didn't belong there and the residents weren't home, police said. He notified the resident, who came home and found the suspect walking out of his home.
When police arrived at the home on Seventh, the victim told officers he tried to stop the man that walked out of his home, but the suspect got into a white Ford pickup and drove away, police said.
The victim told police the man driving the pickup parked under the carport and ran into the house, police said. Officers arrived and made contact with a female resident of the home and secured permission to search. Inside, they found an access door to a crawlspace under the house, police said.
Officers summoned a police canine unit. Gonzales surrendered to officers and came out of the space as the dog was brought into the home, police said.
Officers searched the crawlspace and found jewelry reported stolen from the home on Virginia, police said. They also searched the suspect's pickup and found property taken in a burglary in the 400 block of South Independence Street reported earlier Wednesday, police said.
In that incident, the suspect had entered the home through an unlocked garage door that allowed access to an unlocked door of the home, police said. The suspect had taken duffle bags containing books and other personal property.
Gonzales was convicted in May 2008 of second-degree felony robbery in 251st District Court, Texas Department of Public Safety records show.


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MIYAKE, Mara Harumi; DICCINI, Solange and BETTENCOURT, Ana Rita de Cássia. Interference of nail polish colors and time on pulse oximetry in healthy volunteers. J. Pneumologia [online]. 2003, vol.29, n.6, pp.386-390. ISSN 0102-3586. http://dx.doi.org/10.1590/S0102-35862003000600011.
BACKGROUND: Pulse oximetry is a noninvasive method to measure the saturation of peripheral oxyhaemoglobin (SpO2). It's usually used in emergency, intensive care and operating room units. Pulse oximeter readings have limited accuracy in the presence of methemoglobin, carboxyhemoglobin, anaemia, peripheral vasoconstriction, nail polish, fluorescent light, and motion. OBJECTIVES: To evaluate the interferences of the color of nail polishes and time on SpO2 in healthy individuals. METHODS: Sixty-one healthy female volunteers, ages ranging from 18 to 32 years. The nail polish colors used to evaluate SpO2 were: base coat on the little finger, light pink on the ring finger, sparkling light pink on the medium finger and red on the thumb. The index finger was used as control and thus, did not receive nail polish. The time for each color was evaluated every minute until 5 minutes were completed. RESULTS: When the SpO2 measurement was compared with the control, the base coat (p = 0.56), light pink (p = 0.56) and sparkling light pink (p = 0.37) colors didn't present statistically significant differences. Only the red presented a significant variation (p < 0,001), however it was within normal parameters. SpO2 didn't vary significantly with time. CONCLUSION: Despite the difference found with the red color, all the SpO2 values achieved were inside the normal range for a healthy individual. Pulse oximeter readings are not significantly affected by the color of nail polish in relation to time.
Keywords : Nail polish; Oxygen saturation; Pulse oximetry.


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