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BELDING — After a thorough reevaluation, members of the Belding Area Schools Board of Education reversed a decision from more than a year ago that will now keep the district's administration building on Orchard Street open and in use.
At Monday night's school board meeting, a unanimous vote changed a decision from November 2011 that was originally in favor of closing the facility.
Belding Superintendent Sara Shriver said the decision came after several committees gave the situation a second look.
"Prior to me coming into this position and through your bond process, you had all agreed that you would be closing this building as a budget reduction and a cost savings measure," Shriver said to board members at Monday's meeting. "Since then, we have erected a Facilities Use Committee, along with the Bond Committee, and one of the things that came out of both committees was discussion of keeping this facility open."
The administration building is at 1975 Orchard St. in Belding, just south of Woodview Elementary School.
"It was recommended at a Facilities Use Committee meeting for us to consider the possibility of keeping this facility open as a community education building," she said.
Reasons for the change to keep the building, according to Shriver, include the need for community education programs' facility use spaces to avoid double bookings in other school buildings, a common and consistent location for monthly board meetings and a desire to relocate the Adult Education Program into one consistent location instead of in two different buildings.
Shriver said the district's technology department would also continue to stay in the building.
School board member Scott McNeal, who is also a member of the Belding Recreation Board, said discussions at the city level have included a desire to create a City Recreation Department, which could possibly share space in the building.
"The city right now, financially, isn't jumping around high-fiving, but there is some talk and activity about creating a recreation department and having a building for it," he said. "This could be a hub shared between the school and the city. There's a push for it and we are excited about that."
Shriver said that if the Orchard building were to close at the end of the school year as previously planned, there will still be operational funds to maintain the building for heat/electric and grounds. If the building were to stay open and in use, there also would be bond funds used to cover the cost of the front entrance security system.
Administration offices will be relocated to Belding High School, as previously planned, but board and committee meetings will continue to be held at the Administration Building as they are currently.


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Tusk, on a four-day visit to Shanghai and Beijing, said he had also discussed with Chinese officials and entrepreneurs the prospects for cooperation on clean coal technologies.
"I expect that in China we will find an ally for the global climate talks. We are in a similar situation due to our coal-based economies. We cannot allow fighting climate change to destroy them," he told a news conference in the Chinese capital.
Poland, the European Union's largest ex-communist member, derives more than 90 percent of its electricity from coal. It has no nuclear power plants and virtually no renewable energy sources.
Poland is set to host this year's UN-led negotiations aimed at clinching a new worldwide climate deal.
The current Kyoto Protocol runs out in 2012 and sets no emission targets for developing countries such as China. The United States also did not sign up to the accord.
The UN wants to clinch a new climate deal late next year in Copenhagen bringing in the United States, China and others.
But China's top climate negotiator said recently he saw little chance of signing up to the new deal. Many also fear the current financial turmoil and looming recession may leave little spare money for fighting climate change.
Tusk said he, Danish Prime Minister Anders Fogh Rasmussen and Indonesian President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono would hold a videoconference on Friday with UN Secretary-General Ban Ki Moon on the negotiations and preparations for the climate summit. The leaders are in Beijing for an EU-Asia meeting.
Tusk also said Poland, Hungary, the Baltic states and the Czech Republic would meet early in November to discuss the European Union's plans to cut greenhouse gas emissions.
"(Although) we are hosting the global environmental summit this year (in December), we have at the same time managed to increase the level of understanding for the particular situation of coal-based ecnomies within the EU," Tusk said.
Poland and other ex-communist countries in the EU fear the bloc's plans to cut carbon dioxide emissions by a fifth by 2020 will make their coal-powered industry uncompetitive, particularly with the global economy entering a recession.
Italy has also joined the group, threatening to veto the proposal unless it is adapted to protect Italian industry.
Tusk has also said Poland might veto the agreement on climate change, due in December, if its concerns go unheeded.
The relatively poor eastern member states want to delay EU plans to make industry pay fully for carbon dioxide emission permits from 2013.
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SAN ANTONIO, Texas (Reuters) - Two volunteer coaches of the eight- and nine-year old football players featured on the reality TV show "Friday Night Tykes" have been suspended for encouraging dangerous play or bad behavior, league officials said on Tuesday.
The Texas Youth Football Association featured in the Esquire Network series that started last month has drawn criticism from those who say the coaching borders on child abuse, but has been praised by others for teaching kids how to be tough.
"They were suspended for violations of the coaches' code of conduct," said Brian Morgan, the TYFA's chief executive.
Charles Chavarria, head coach of the Junior Broncos, was suspended for the entire 2014 season. Morgan said the coach "willfully encouraged players to injure other players" with helmet-to-helmet hits that health experts said could cause head and neck injuries.
"He pointed to a spot on the players' helmet and said, 'you hit them right here, I guarantee they will go down one by one'," Morgan said.
Amid rising concern that repeated hits to the head, even mild ones, can have long-term negative health effects including dementia and aggression, the National Football League last year banned helmet-to-helmet hits.
Chavarria wrote on his Twitter feed: "Just wanted 2 say thanks for all the support from friends & family. It's been hard, but I've learned a lot! I'm truly sorry."
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A Rotorua boxing coach has weighed in on the controversial Sonny Bill Williams fight against Francois Botha, saying cutting a bout match short without good reason is "rigging" the sport.
Rotovegas Boxing Gym head coach Aaron Warren said Friday's fight "should have gone the distance unless it was stopped because of injury or a boxer had retired".
Cutting a 12 round match to 10 was "rigging" the sport.
Mr Warren said Williams had visited female boxers from the Rotovegas Boxing Gym last year who went to the world champs.
"They were rapt, because they were from Murupara, these girls."
Mr Warren said boxing had become more popular in recent years with increased awareness of the sport's fitness benefits. Others were interested in the competitive side of the sport.
Williams' win was tarnished by allegations of poor sportsmanship amid confusion surrounding the length of the bout.
The TAB yesterday said it reserved the right to ditch the popular "Pick the Round" bet for specific bouts after it was forced to refund tickets following Friday's bout.
"Given Sonny Bill Williams was involved in two fights previously where the number of rounds was reduced without notice, we undertook all due diligence around the number of rounds for his fight with Botha," TAB general manager Martin Saunders said.
"So we are as confused and disappointed by what happened in Brisbane, as our customers are, given there was clear acknowledgment the bout was scheduled for 12 rounds."
However, Williams' manager Khoder Nasser said both camps knew the fight was intended for 10 rounds, although that was contradicted by Williams in the build-up to the bout, who said Botha would last the distance.
"He'll do 12 rounds pretty easy," Williams said on Thursday.
That was reinforced at the pre-fight weigh-in with an announcement the fight was set for "12 times three-minute rounds".
On Sunday, Williams wrote on Twitter that Boxing Queensland had acknowledged to both parties the fight was 10 rounds. He also said he had received a congratulatory phone call from the World Boxing Association.
However, New Zealand boxing coach Billy Graham described the match as an insult to the sport.
Graham, a former light welterweight boxing champion, told Radio New Zealand neither fighter should be boxing professionally.
He criticised their techniques and said Williams had no place in the ring. "It's just shame that he's got that sort of talent and he doesn't stick to his own sport and makes a mockery of ours. It makes it sound like anybody can just jump in the ring and do our game.
"There's consequences for it and he found out in that tenth round. He got some hard punches banged on him - if that guy [Botha] was 25 years of age instead of 45, he would have been flattened."
Both men had flouted the rules and embarrassed the sport, which was about "the art of self defence", Graham said.
It has also been reported Botha failed a drugs test before the fight.
The Sydney Morning Herald reported the 44-year-old submitted a urine sample on Tuesday last week, which revealed the presence of phentermine.


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IRWINDALE - The city's largest building - a 650,000-square-foot factory capable of producing 20 million bottles of the popular `rooster' sriracha chili sauce - looks like it's vacant.
The building, which will be the future headquarters of Huy Fong Foods, was completed last summer, but its parking lots still sit empty. A handwritten sign taped to the front entrance refers visitors to a nearby guard shack.
But appearances can be deceiving, said Craig Furniss of Seventh Street Development, the company that developed the site. He said machinery inside the plant tore into a shipment of chilies for the first time in late June or early July.
And now that the chili season - September and October, according to Furniss - is in full swing, the plant is gearing up.
"They've been crushing chilies in there," Furniss said. "There's about a six- to eight-week season where they take the chilies and crush them." Huy Fong General Manager Donna Lam said the plant is not yet bottling the chili, just producing and storing it until bottling operations come online.
When fully operational, the plant could produce 10 times as much as its current Rosemead location, where the company has been located since 1987, Lam said. That's going to help the company take care of existing back orders.
"We'll be really happy when we move over there," Lam said. "We're at our limits here in Rosemead."
The plant appears to be vacant because the company has not yet moved their corporate operations to the site, Furniss said. Those operations are still conducted at the company's original plant in Rosemead.
The timeline on that move is not entirely certain, Furniss said, and Huy Fong officials have been mum on the subject.
Rosemead City Manager Jeff Allred said the switchover from Rosemead to Irwindale will probably be gradual.
"We don't expect them to be abruptly gone," Allred said.
Bob Whang, who owns the Liquor Jr. Market convenience store across the street, is anticipating full operations at the plant to begin in December. He's heard as much from the occasional Huy Fong employee who wanders into his store exuding the pungent aroma of chili peppers.
He said he's also seen trucks laden with chili peppers rolling into the plant daily - as many as 20 one day shortly after Labor Day, he said.
December is when Whang, who has run his convenience store for 26 years, plans to open a taco shop in the building next door. He's counting on the future employees stopping in for a bite, and has already started construction on the restaurant.
Irwindale City Manager John Davidson said he hasn't heard anything about a December timeline for opening, but he is expecting to hear from company officials in the next week or so.
"Obviously we're excited about them opening up in Irwindale," Davidson said.
Furniss said not to expect a big to-do when that happens.
"They're so focused on getting the operations up," Furniss said. "They do it with not a lot of fanfare."
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Owners and other guests (many seem long term residents) were nice and washrooms/showers were OK. But we only stayed because it was late and we needed to stop for the night. The sites are jam-packed into a small ravine. We had trouble getting our 24' (small) unit backed in between the picnic table and the next unit. No privacy at all, and minimal shade. Hardly room to put up a folding chair. The "mountain stream" mentioned in the advertising is a tiny, weedy, muddy creek about 1' across, and barely 3" deep. I was then astonished to find (AFTER we hooked up, (they should have told us verbally at check-in about this) that all the water available is subject to a boil water advisory. This means you should not brush your teeth or get shower water into your mouth either. OK to stop into for a night if you are needing a place to sleep, otherwise, give this a pass. Suggestions to owners: provide clean water, provide larger, more private and shaded spots (Kamloops and area is hot and dry in the summer), level sites more carefully, billing the tiny creek as a mountain stream is misleading.
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UKentucky Team Finalist in International Sustainability Design Competition
Whitney Hale
Wednesday, May 9, 2007
University of Kentucky
A design proposal for reclaiming an abandoned strip mining site near Whitesburg, KY, by a team with
University of Kentucky School of Architecture
connections, has been selected as one of 12 finalists in an international sustainability design competition. The proposal, "Sustainable Reclamation: An Urban Model for Coal Country," for the California Chapter of the Royal Institute of British Architects' (RIBA) International Design Competition will be presented at a symposium scheduled for June 8–11, in Los Angeles. The final winners will be announced at the symposium.
design competition, "Building A Sustainable World: Life in the Balance," aims to directly and immediately address impending and current environmental problems upon us by creating design models for sustainable communities.
Finalists were selected by an international panel of esteemed architects. The proposal with UK connections from the
Center for Sustainable Cities (CSC) Design Studio
, a Lexington-based design firm specializing in green residential architecture and sustainable urban design, is one of 12 finalists from seven countries around the globe. The idea is the extension of an undergraduate thesis project from the UK School of Architecture.
CSC's entry,
"Sustainable Reclamation: An Urban Model for Coal Country,"
presents an urban model, a civil process and a technically assisted design method by which a community of local stakeholders together with architects and technicians develop a sustainable urban community from abandoned strip mining sites reclaiming the Appalachian landscape.
The proposal is inspired by hilltowns around the world. The plan, a Town-as-a-Hill concept, is a compact pedestrian town that places those functions that in the modern town can be a blight on the visual and social landscape, below the new ground surface of a constructed hill. All large scale commercial, institutional and industrial facilities, most service functions, parking, and other activities and infrastructure that create often unsafe dead zones in a conventional town are located within the hill.
The "upper town" is supported by the Coupled Pan Space Frame, an innovative, economical, cast-in-place concrete structural system developed at UK, that is capable of large two-way spans that create the space of the inner hill and house the service systems needed for the upper town. In this way, contour strip mining benches and mountain-top removal sites are reclaimed with a constructed hilltown with green rooftops recreating original vegetated pre-mining landscape.
The proposal also employs wind energy; transports sewage through an oil-based system to power a biogas digestion system; provides electricity principally by large arrays of PV collectors; and heats the community through a unique out-of-season hot air collection and storage system. The entry is to be seen as a new urban model for the redevelopment and sustainable reclamation of the Appalachian landscape.
The CSC proposal is an extension of Michael T. Hughes' undergraduate thesis project. The competition proposal was developed by a team at CSC under the leadership of Richard Levine, director of the CSC Design Studio, architect and professor of architecture at UK College of Design. Other team members include Hughes, project manager on the proposal and now UK alumnus; Casey Ryan Mather, project coordinator; and Tagi Radmard, who provided the proposal's architectural renderings. Bill Fleming, Doug Hartig and Pongsak Chaisuparasmikul provided
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architecture at UK for more than 40 years. He is a co-founder and principal architect of the CSC Design Studio, and co-founder of the Center for Sustainable Cities at UK, which researches the theory and practice of sustainability.
Hughes, a UK alumnus, is a design and research associate at the CSC and instructor at the UK School of Architecture. He was a co-founder of the CSC Design Studio.
Mather, also a UK alumnus, is a design and research associate at CSC and is currently finishing his master's degree in architecture at UK. He also helped co-found the CSC Design Studio.
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Last week Siemens (Berlin, Germany) announced a strategic cooperation contract with Tyumenenergo, an energy company that operates in northern Russia. The agreement is designed to promote innovation in the operator's grid infrastructure facilities, starting with a pilot project for adaptation of smart grid technology to the Russian grid.
According to the contract, Siemens will provide and integrate new technology in Tyumenenergo's grid and provide maintenance activities. The project will take place in Tiumen province where part of Tyumenenergo's grid is located.
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One of the bark etchings.
An Aboriginal ceremony at the Melbourne Museum tonight is the first step leading to a petition to the British Museum calling for the return of the earliest surviving Aboriginal bark etchings.
The two fragile artefacts were made by members of the Dja Dja Wurrung tribe near Boort in the Wimmera 150 years ago and were sent to a Paris exhibition before being bought by the London institution.
The etchings are on display until June 27 at the Melbourne Museum in an exhibition, Etched On Bark 1854, as part of its 150th anniversary celebrations.
The chairman of the north-west Aboriginal heritage board, Gary Murray, can trace his ancestry back through the late South Australian governor, Pastor Sir Doug Nichols, to the people who made the etchings.
"There is an incredible closeness between people alive today and this exhibition," he said.
He called on Prime Minister John Howard to ask the British Government to return the barks and the 500 Aboriginal remains still held by the British Museum.
"If the barks go back to England we will be dispossessed a second time," he said.
Exhibition curator Elizabeth Willis said the show, which also includes Victoria's oldest images of Aborigines taken 150 years ago, demonstrated good relations existed between them and the Scottish pastoralist John Hunter Kerr.
It is believed that Kerr asked the Kooris to prepare the two etchings for an 1853 Bendigo exhibition before they ended up in Paris.
They are the only remaining examples from an extensive tradition of artistic work around the Loddon and Murray rivers in the 19th century.
They are made on the inside of smoke-blackened bark from box trees, with images of kangaroos and hunting parties etched on to the surface.
"It's obvious the exhibition was put together deliberately to reflect the richness and complexity of Aboriginal culture," Ms Willis said.


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Last night I guested on my buddy Alex's Earnest Endeavours radio show on NTS Live. Over the space of two hours, interspersed between 20 or so minute sections of upfront beats we explored a bunch of different musical avenues. I started at pysch (well weird synth and krautrock) went through awkward indie and electronic folk, to Def Jux era hip hop from the US and the UK before ending up stuck at skweee. In the preparation for the guest spot it's easy to get carried away, trying to cram a little bit of everything you want to play, going over your music collection and burning CDs; over thinking every possible possibility and how you can react to what the other person plays. The fact is though, you just want to play it all when you're given that kind of an open remit soapbox to shout from and in a way, with the array of styles and approaches on his debut EP for Saigon Recordings, Northern Irish producer T-Polar is doing just that too.
The three original tracks on his Apollo EP, each travel on their on unique axis. Bound by a production style that leans on the searing properties of hoover bass, teaming it with tough rolling punches on 'Ghosts of Eckerville,' technoid kicks on 'Kriblurk' and slowed up jungle on 'Apollo,' Polar's work pulls him in different directions.
"I think it's some sort of soul/house/electronica hybrid," he offers when asked to clarify the music he makes. "I'm very inspired by vocals, minor chords and music that stands out from the norm. Supercollider, Moodymann, James Blake and Hanna would be big influences. I like the idea of making something that's unique though and not just a copy of people I listen to."
It's rough and primed no doubt from lots of late nights spent in darkened rooms. On 'Apollo' he manages to balance a sense of melancholy underneath the jagged step of his drum pattern, woozing the chords like waves of paranoia whilst the vocal sits, chimes and directs your ear. It's a technique he uses later in the EP after the hard stomp of '…Eckerville' in 'Kriblurk,' where the vocal feels like at times it's the absolute end all when it comes to non brooding timbres.
Sonic Router: It sounds like you're exploring a lot of different angles centred around the house and techno axis… would that be a fair entrance point to your sound do you think?
T-Polar: Yeah I think so. I don't really like making the same thing all the time, just whatever mood I'm in. Definitely the more leftfield side of house but also have been known to make more experimental stuff for Belfast's Acroplane imprint. I think it's important to put your own stamp on things.
I read somewhere that you've been making music for a long time. How did you get into making music in the first place?
I always wanted to make music but the idea of being in a band never really appealed to me. As soon as I started listening to electronic music and found out you could do it all yourself with the help of some gadgets then I thought that was for me; I just had to work out how to use everything… I didn't really know anyone else doing it and had to start from scratch with no help. I think that can be a much slower way of learning but it's satisfying and that way you build up your own quirks and methods. After a few years I came across the guys at Acroplane (Electrotoxic at the time) and found some kindred spirits to bounce things off.
So how do you start a session? Do you start with drums or melodies or…?
Yeah it keeps changing. It usually starts with some sort of loose drum scaffold to build around then I just go in whatever direction my brain tells me. Sometimes I just hear a part of a tune that catches me because of a chord progression or vocal phrase that inspires me to build something that reaches a similar mood.
Your EP for Saigon Recordings is out next week…. can you tell us a bit about it in your own words?
Of course… This one and my Zero EP on Acroplane are probably my favourite pieces I've released. 'Apollo' (the title track) is quite an emotive 2 step track; I tried to make it the audio equivalent of a curvy, sultry female. There's a remix of it by Orphan101 on the EP. 'Ghosts of Eckerville' is the one that seems to be getting people most excited. It's a dark garagey number and been getting some good support from Mary Anne Hobbs, 2562, Boddika etc. It's a bit of a homage to the club night called Ecker I co- ran in Belfast that just finished after a good four year run. 'Kriblurk' is another emotive one, a bit melancholy peppered with lots of female vocal stabs. Not sure if that's how other people hear the EP, I'll be interested to find out. I'm chuffed that Jon at Saigon picked these particular tracks though.
So… apart from the EP, what else have you got coming up release/gig wise?
I'm talking to a few labels at the minute about sorting the next releases but nothings finalised yet. Gig wise a few things in Belfast, maybe this mix will inspire someone to book me a bit further away.
Can you tell us a bit about the mix you made for us then?
Yeah, it's just a collection of tracks that are doing it for me at the minute, some promos in there from West Norwood Cassette Library and Granholme and some of my own which should be out next year. It's a good reflection of what I play.
Any words of wisdom?
Just do what you do, be courteous about it and always try to learn more.
DOWNLOAD: T Polar – Sonic Router Mix #104
00: Hirlaj intro
01: Crystal Fighters – In the Summer (Shortstuff remix) [Zirkulo]
02: Orphan101 – Not in [Unreleased]
03: Zoltan – Oh Shakers [Soupu]
04: T-Polar – Hot Lips [Unreleased]
05: T-Polar – Neutrino [Unreleased]
06: Chernobyl – Balança feat. Praga (Edu K Remix) [Exploited]
07: Kid Kut – Get Sum [Well Rounded]
08: Damu – Beat of Zen [Local Action]
09: Rider Shafique – Gun Talk [Build]
10: West Norwood Casette Library – Get Lifted [West Norwood Cassette Library]
11: Jay Riordan & Spookhouse – The Theme [Takeover]
12: Raffertie – Twitch [Ninja Tune]
13: Spookhouse – Whalnut Whipper [Takeover]
14: 2 Bit Thugs – Russian Girls are Dangerous
15: Dj Nada – Die Rhythmen Ein (Si Begg remix) [Chi]
16: Whistla – Pillowtalk [L2S]
17: Don Froth – Balboa [West Norwood Cassette Library]
18: Graphics – Wiping the Eye [Granholme]
19: Cardopusher – Tu Bizcochito [Enchufada]
20: CRST – Dance (Mosca remix) [No Hats No Hoods]
21: DYP – Vocall [L2S]
T-Polar's Apollo EP is out on Saigon Recordings this Monday coming (24th October).


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Toast or obliterate those memories of singing Gallic peasants with a bottle of chilled sake ($16) at sleek Thai spot Klong—just two avenues away. Then nosh on beer-marinated pork chops ($20 for two) while discussing why the French have earned their own kiss. 7 St. Marks Pl between Second and Third Aves (212-505-9955)
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Oct 31, 2013 - By Randy TuckerIf you're on the highways of Wyoming this weekend you might notice a lot of yellow school buses rolling down the road.
This Friday and Saturday, Wyoming high-school football players will travel 12,534 miles on the roads of the Cowboy State in the opening round of the playoffs.
You'll see buses from tiny towns -- Hulett , Farson and Lingle. You'll see buses from bigger ones -- Riverton, Evanston and Laramie.
Former U.S. Sen. Al Simpson described Wyoming as "a small town with really long streets." The football playoffs bring that statement to life.
There are a couple of very short trips this season. Not surprisingly, they occur in the only two cities in the state with two or more high schools. Casper Kelly Walsh travels a short 4 miles up 12th Street to CY Avenue to play rival Natrona County at Dick Cheney Field, while Cheyenne Central and Cheyenne East are even closer when the T-Birds and Indians knock heads Friday night.
That's not the case for most Wyoming schools, with an average team putting in 627 total round trip miles this weekend.
The longest trip is in Class 1-A 11-man, where Upton/Sundance travels 1,016 miles round trip to Cokeville in opening-round action.The Cokeville Panthers rarely lose at home and easily defeated Southeast Goshen during the regular season, while the Upton Patriots fell hard to those same Cyclones.
Its apt to an even longer trip for the boys from Crook and Weston Counties when they leave the day before the game and arrive home the day after.
Other divisions have amazingly long road trips as well, with Hulett traveling 802 round trip miles to play Dubois this Friday afternoon in 6-man action, and Evanston traveling from the Utah border to play Gillette just a few miles south of Montana and a few more west of South Dakota, a round trip of 970 miles.
Perhaps the oddest combination is from two schools just six miles apart in Uinta County. Mountain View hosts freest Newcastle on Friday, while Lyman travels all the way to northern Sheridan County to play Big Horn. The Dogies have 966 miles on their trek to and from Mountain View, while the Eagles wish they were able to fly the 922 miles to Dayton to play the Big Horn Rams.
Class 3-A has the least collective mileage at 2,222 total miles driven for its quarterfinal round, with the 764 miles driven by the Torrington Trailblazers to Powell leading the division.
Riverton's 464-mile round trip to Afton seems almost like a home game compared to the miles driven by many teams.
As a division the 3,252 miles in Class 2-A give that division the traveling trophy for opening round action.
In addition to all the miles driven, the traveling team historically has little success. In this year's playoffs Lingle-Fort Laramie in 1-A 1-man has a chance against host Rocky Mountain, while Wheatland's regular season record makes its trip to Lovell far from a sure thing for the home team in the battle of the Bulldogs.
In Class 3-A Cody is favored over Lander after a 28-0 defeat of the Tigers in week one and only two losses to unbeaten Powell and second-seeded Star Valley.
In Class 4-A, it's anyone's guess when rivals East and Central meet, or when NC and KW take the field, but the other games will just be long, weary road trips for Evanston and Laramie.
Safe travel this weekend, teams and fans.
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Lakefront Log Home on Henry's Lake is a waterfront, 2352 sq.ft. 2-story vacation home located only 20 minutes from Yellowstone Park and West Yellowstone, MT. The home has 4 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms : 4 queen beds, 2 twin beds, 2 floor futons, and one crib. The maximum is 8 adults and 5 children: 13 people. The home is situated on a 1.24 acre property in a quiet neighborhood of half a dozen homes. It is constructed of 14 inch diameter hand-peeled logs, creating a cozy and rustic lodge atmosphere. The deck offers a 220 degree view of the lake, unobstructed by houses and framed with attractive hand-peeled log railings. It has a BBQ grill and outdoor seating, where you'll enjoy quality time with friends and family as you gaze upon ponds frequented by wild ducks and geese, and the vast lake beyond. The beautiful mountains of the Grand Tetons loom in the distance, completing a panoramic view of Rocky Mountains making up the continental divide . We are delighted to announce our 2017 completed bathroom remodel which now provides a fourth bathroom for the Elk room. Please see our photo of the floor layout.
The home is at a perfect location, as it is close to Yellowstone National Park (West Yellowstone, MT) and Teton National Park.
Having the lake off the backyard makes it great for a fishing vacation since it is situated on one of the finest trophy still water fisheries in North America. Locals catch and release over 40 trout a day using wet fly techniques. Fishing is excellent because Henry's Lake has abundant populations of Cutthroat, Brook, and trophy hybrid Cutbow trout. The largest fish in Henry's Lake are the rainbow/cutthroat hybrids that tip the scales up to 16 pounds. The state record for brook trout weighs in at 7.2 pounds and was caught in Henry's Lake. The home has a private marina nearby with boat launch available for your use. A boat rental company, Wild Rose Ranch, is five minutes away. Within a 30 minute drive, you can fish the nearby blue ribbon Madison river, Henry's Fork of the Snake River, Hebgen Lake, and Quake Lake. Yellowstone Lake is 1.5 hours away where there are no limits on Lake trout. The fishing off the backyard is excellent in the Fall (September and October). A recent guest caught and released 3 fish an hour (many over 20') with a float tube and caught an 8 pound cuttbow in October 2011, just in front of the house.
You'll enjoy returning to this lovely quiet log home after a day of fishing or exploring Yellowstone National Park.
The home is situated on a 1.24 acre property in a quiet neighborhood of half a dozen homes. The large lawn is well maintained and the owner provides sport equipment for outside activities. The back deck has a BBQ grill and outdoor seating. You'll enjoy quality time with friends and family as you gaze upon ponds and the vast lake beyond. Gorgeous views of Henry's Lake and the mountains will encourage you to relax and unwind as you take in the peace and quiet. The lakeside firepit will make beautiful memories on a starry night.
Surrounded by Targhee National Forest, the property is visited by elk, deer, moose, and a red fox. Ducks and geese frequent the property's ponds, while local osprey cruise the shoreline, providing excellent bird watching opportunities. Coyotes and owls can often be heard at night outside the house. The latest hatch of goslings and ducklings are fun to watch as the eat they backyard grass in the spring. In the fall, we have seen muskrats chase ducks around the property ponds. A glimpse of a short tailed weasel can be seen in the spring, controlling the local mouse population.
You will love the custom western decor with its attractive hand-peeled log furniture, dining table, chairs, and rustic aspen beds. The great room has a beautiful new oak floor with three comfortable leather couches with seating for 9, situated around a 46' LCD flat screen TV with satellite service, Digital Video Recorder (DVR) and DVD player and Ipod entertainment system with surround sound. The white tail deer on the walls add to the rustic charm. The adjoining kitchen features a new large stainless steel refrigerator, new microwave, new gas stove, and new dishwasher. It is fully equipped with anything you might need to cook a meal, from a Thanksgiving turkey dinner to a crock pot meal.
The large dining room offers magnificent views of Henry's Lake. It features a wagon wheel chandelier with antique lanterns and a 10 person - 3 foot by 7 foot cedar dining room table. You'll enter the Trout Room (the master bedroom) from the dining room. It has a queen size bed and fantastic views of Henry's Lake and the distant mountains. The adjoining bathroom has been remodeled in 2017.
The Elk Room has a queen size bed and a view of Saddle Mountain where herds of elk can be seen in the fall. Exquisite elk antler light sconces grace this room. A remodel in 2017 has provided this bedroom its own bathroom.
The Moose Room has a queen size bed and is located just off the great room under the loft. It has an adjoining full bathroom with a sink, tub and shower.
The log staircase in the great room leads to the Bear Room in the loft where a queen size bed and two twin beds are located. The adjoining bathroom has a sink and shower.
In West Yellowstone visit the Grizzly and Wolf Discovery Center, where you can view grizzlies and wolves in a natural habitat. Or visit the IMAX theater with several nature oriented films offered daily.
In Island Park you'll enjoy visiting Big Springs, which is the major head water spring for the Henry's Fork River. The Upper and Lower Mesa Falls in Island Park are also well worth a visit.
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We are a family of avid fishermen that enjoy the outdoors. We visited the area to see Yellowstone National Park and fish. While fishing at Henrys Lake, we discovered this home for sale. We have enjoyed working on the home, designing the remodel, and creating many of the custom furnishings.
Roxane Fields purchased this house in 2010
Being fishermen, we have rented many lakefront properties. This home and its location took our breath away. Initially the home had a floor plan problem that was remodeled in the winter of 2010. We loved sitting on the steps, facing the lake and purchased a custom log bench to enjoy that view. We feel privileged to own such a beautiful home.
We have loved and guests tell us that the bench on the deck is one of the most peaceful places. Months later, they tell us that they still think about the moments spent there. The fire pit is also a time where groups enjoy closeness that is rarely found in our busy lives. The home is close enough to supermarkets to get needed supplies, yet far enough away to feel secluded, with only the sounds of nature. With no outside lights in the area, the light from the stars and moon are breathtaking. Many of the furnishings are custom made using antique components, providing a level of quality that is rarely found in a vacation rental. The animal life still surprises us. One day the deck light turned on to reveal a red fox. Another day looking out a widow early one morning, we noticed a herd of elk walking though the property grounds. I keep trying to get a picture of the quick short tailed weasel, keeping the mice under control in the spring. The latest hatch of goslings and ducklings are fun to watch as they eat the backyard grass in the spring. In the fall, we have seen muskrats chase ducks around the property ponds.
Henry's Lake Log house is a great place as a base for exploring YNP, and also the wonderful places around this end of Idaho - Harriman State Park and Hebgen Lake. We especially enjoyed sitting on the porch watching the sun come up, and in the afternoon enjoying the serenity of the lake. Thanks for the use of the beautiful home. Guests from Colorado.
Yellowstone National Park has been on our list of "to visit" places for a long time. 3 months in advance, all amenities within the park were already full, ....which turned out to be the best thing that happended to us. We decided to rent out a place outside of the park: 3 families, 6 adults, 5 kids aged 9, 9, 5, 4, 3. Roxane's home could not have been a better choice: vast interior to accomodate everyone, with all attention to details, great location (right on Henry's lake). Kids had a lot of fun....even a large TV is there, which we are glad we never turned on. Internet connection is there as well, but again we have done our very best to stay away from "electronics" and enjoy nature at its best.
Park entrance is about 20min away, which adds up to the miles driven overall as the park is very large. Not to undermine though the quality of the rental. Overall, very well deserved 5 stars, no brainer. Thanks again for the opportunity to share this great place with us.
My family and I spent two weeks at this beautiful home on Henry's Lake Idaho. It was a great jumping off point for Yellowstone, Grand Tetons and ghost towns of Montana. My brother fly fished almost every day on Henry's lake and caught the biggest brown and rainbow trout I have ever seen. We were able to mark off some bucket list items such as visiting the Tetons, hiking and photographing Upper and Lower Yellowstone Falls, seeing herds of buffalo and elk and fly fishing in the Madison & Gibbons rivers. It was an amazing time for my whole family and the house was just not a rental but felt like home. The home was very comfortable and spacious for a family of 6 and waking up and seeing all the wild life in and around the home was wonderful. We saw bald eagles and hawks and some ducks that like to hang out in the little pond behind the house. We were not able to use the fire pit as we would have liked too because of the high winds and fire restrictions but that did not dampen our fun at all. West Yellowstone MT proved to be a great little town to visit to get all the amenities we needed or just to go have some lunch. Coming in September we knew we were risking the possibility of inclement weather and Idaho did not disappoint, where we had a day that snowed but it was wonderful just to hang out in W. Yellowstone for the day and see the mountain caps become white with snow. The rest of the time we had wonderful weather and even some rain at night which helped with putting out the Berry fire and the fires in Montana.
Thank you again for the use of your wonderful home, it had all the comforts we needed to make out visit to Idaho, Yellowstone, Grand Tetons and Montana memorable. We would love to come back someday soon.
I want to thank you for the opportunity to stay at your wonderful Yellowstone Log Home earlier this month. This was the best vacation ever for our family. The home was absolutely perfect for our family and the weather was the same. We were able to take a float trip, hike to 2 waterfalls in Yellowstone and see all the sights Yellowstone has to offer. We all enjoyed having a fire at night in the fire pit and cooking hotdogs, hamburgers and smores. We also saw 3 moose along the road. The kids from Florida were thrilled with all of the wild life spotted during the week. Again, thanks for the vacation of a lifetime. We will plan to return again soon.
Our extended family of 7 adults and 4 kids stayed at this beautiful house and had a fantastic time. The house was stocked will all the amenities we needed and then some. We had gorgeous 360 degrees views. The only drawbacks were the bugs and mosquitoes that keep us from enjoying the outdoors in the evening, and no direct access to the lake from the backyard (need to go through next property). Proximity to Yellowstone (20 mins from West Entrance) made it easy to explore the park in the day and come back to enjoy yummy home-cooked meals each afternoon. Yellowstone is absolutely beautiful with all the splendid nature; looking forward to coming back again. Thank you Roxane for making the renting process so seamless.
It's hard to determine from a picture and the description what the reality will be. We were totally awed!
Each bedroom has a theme and is decorated beautifully to the theme (trout, moose, elk). There were quilts on each bed and as a quilter I loved these!
The kitchen was stocked as if you were staying at a friends house - coffee, tea, chocolate, condiments, spices, flour, baking powder, every conceivable pot, pan and utensils!
The cabin was spotless and so well maintained! Who would expect DirecTV and Wi-Fi? 3 large bathrooms, one even had a claw foot bathtub! And two washing machines and dryers! Pellet stoves (2). Wow!
Then there was wrap around porch. Perfect for enjoying the early morning duck calls and the evening sunset.
The owners provide lots of brochures to various entertainment venues in the area. They also provide a binder with their personal recommendations. We found this book to be invaluable - the write ups were accurate and so helpful - from the river rafting to the nature hikes!
Overall, we couldn't be happier with this lovely cabin by the lake.
The home was very clean and cozy. I recently got married so my new husband and I went for a weekend get away. The cabin and scenery were both beautiful. We spent a day at Yellowstone and went zip lining another day which were both worth the drive. Overall, we had a good experience.
Located just 20 minutes from the West entrance of Yellowstone National Park and West Yellowstone, Montana. We are also 5 minutes from the continental divide. If you like to fish and want to bring your boat or rent one, this is the place for you, because there is a private marina with boat launch nearby for your use. This home is perfect for a mix of interests from shopping and sightseeing to outdoor adventures of many kinds. Within an hour drive white water rafting and zip line across a river are available.
Distance from Madison River: 12.6 miles/14 minutes
Distance from Hebgen Lake: 15.4 miles/27 minutes
Distance from Quake Lake: 16.1 miles/20 minutes
Distance from Henry's Fork 25.4 miles/35 minutes
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May 20th - 31st
May 20 2017 - May 31 2017
Changeover Day: Saturday
7 night minimum stay
June/ August 2017
Jun 1 2017 - Aug 31 2017
Changeover Day: Saturday
7 night minimum stay
September 2017
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Many contractors are not aware that there are ways to safeguard themselves against this needless cost. Here is what you need to know.
If the business you contract with is not registered or not making its payments to WorkSafeBC, you could be liable for insurance premiums owing in connection with the work or service being performed on your behalf.
Your best protection is to obtain a clearance letter from WorkSafeBC before a business or contractor starts working for you – and again before you make any progress or final payments.
WorkSafeBC has a program called GoldStar Clearance that is very useful.
If the firm you are hiring has GoldStar Clearance status, WorkSafeBC will honour the clearance addressed to you as of the date indicated on the body of the clearance letter.
That means you will not be liable for paying the subcontractor's premiums should that subcontractor default on payments during the period covered by the GoldStar Clearance.
A company doesn't need to apply for GoldStar. WorkSafeBC will automatically qualify the company when it meets the WorkSafeBC criteria.
To qualify for GoldStar Clearance status, a firm must be up to date with payroll reporting and premium payments, and must also have had an active registration with WorkSafeBC for at least 24 months in the last 36-month period.
Without GoldStar, clearances are provided for a past payroll period.
Now, firms that qualify for a GoldStar Clearance will be automatically advanced a clearance to the start of the next quarter.
When a subcontractor presents a GoldStar Clearance, it shows the prime contractor that it has clearance to a future date, which eliminates the need to provide additional clearances until the GoldStar Clearance expires. This reduces the administrative burden for the subcontractor.
For a firm that has reported its payroll and paid its first quarter premiums – for example – a GoldStar Clearance would provide clearance to July 1, rather than April 1, as it would under the former system.
>The best way to get a Clearance Letter is at worksafebc.com/insurance/managing_your_account/clearance_letters.
If you need to request the Clearance Letter by telephone, call 604-244-6380 or, toll-free, at 1-888-922-2768.
You can also request a limited clearance for a specific contract. This applies when the quarterly Clearance Letter has not yet been issued
For further information on obtaining limited Clearance letters, contact the Employer Service Centre only if the subcontractor account is in good standing or newly registered at 604-244-6181 or, toll-free, at 1-888-922-2768.
If the subcontractor account is "delinquent" in the board's online clearance system, contact the collections department at 604-244-6375, toll-free at 1-800-665-0533 or by fax at 604-244-6373.
A contractor can chose to do a holdback until the Clearance Letter is received at the end of each quarter.
Prime contractors will benefit from using Clearance Letters because it will help them to avoid the potential financial liability under Section 51 of the Workers Compensation Act should their subcontractors default on their payments to WorkSafeBC.
As noted above, when a prime contractor hires a firm that has GoldStar Clearance status, WorkSafeBC will honour the clearance addressed to that prime contractor to the date indicated on the letter.
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Following the procedures above will prevent your company from being held responsible for someone else's payments to WorkSafeBC.
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Tony Grisoni is a hugely talented writer, but this is one script he should have kept in the bottom drawer: a lame and studenty London gangland drama. The co-director is Rankin, better known as photographer and publisher of Dazed and Confused; the movie is co-produced by Dazed Film & TV and an Italian fashion company called Meltin' Pot. It looks worryingly like a vanity project, but there's nothing here to be vain about.
James Cosmo goes into ethnic mode playing a local crook called Mr Karva, whose errand boy Roadrunner (Daon Broni) discovers a strange angelic child with prophetic powers, like DH Lawrence's Rocking-Horse Winner. The direction from Rankin and Chris Cottam is very uncertain; there is lots and lots of shouty acting and a cringeworthy denouement worthy of Viz comic's legendary cockney villain Big Vern.


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Behind the scenes at Sarge's — volunteers are essentialHelp the effort — become a Sarge's volunteer
In yet another banner year in 2013, Sarge's Animal Rescue Foundation made excellent progress on its mission of ending the euthanasia of healthy and adoptable dogs and cats. While many people in Haywood County appreciate the work Sarge's does, they may not understand the monumental effort it takes to get the animals ready for adoption.
Several times a week, Sarge's dog and cat teams go to the Haywood County Animal Shelter to select as many cats and dogs as Sarge's can find room to house. Sarge's holds weekly adoptions to help pets find the loving homes they deserve. But there is a great deal of work that goes on between the saving and the adopting.
Sarge's needs the community's help in more ways than all-important donations and adoptions — Sarge's needs volunteers to care for the animals until they are adopted.
Sarge's needs foster homes to house as many pets as possible. Animals who stay with a family make a much better adjustment when adopted.
Cat and dog areas at Sarge's adoption center and PetSmart have to be kept clean on a daily basis.
"This includes cleaning cages, walking dogs, feeding, watering and providing needed medical attention," said Jean Larsen, head of Sarge's volunteers. "Volunteers help by taking one or more two-hour shifts per week in the morning or early afternoon. And, volunteers run Sarge's reception desk from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday to Thursday. They handle phone calls and visits from people inquiring about adoption."
Adoption coordinators are at every Saturday adoption event from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., helping people meet and adopt the pets. "Sarge's cannot support its mission without its volunteers," said Larsen. "And there are so many pets to save that Sarge's transports them to other states where we have made contact with other no-kill shelters needing pets for their local residents. The transport volunteers who put in long hours on the road are essential to meeting Sarge's mission."
There are other needs for volunteers including shelter photography, where Sarge's make sure each pet has its photo online so it can be noticed and adopted; fundraising and special events; and more.
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Last month, we released our Organic and Fair Trade Certified Thai Iced Tea to celebrate National Iced Tea Month. It was a resounding success! We've received rave reviews and Thai Iced Tea has become our #1 selling tea. Our Thai Iced Tea is a blend of strong black tea and ground anise, vanilla bean and cardamom. By choosing to use ground spices, we've created a wonderfully spicy blend that can easily hold up to the addition of sweetened condensed milk to create a traditional restaurant-style Thai Iced Tea. However, many customers are surprised that our Thai Iced Tea blend is delicious simply on its own.
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Thai Tea Parfait and Thai Bubble Tea. Our Thai Iced Tea has been so popular that it has inspired other creations! Olivia May at From the Kitchen of Olivia has created an amazing Thai Tea Parfait recipe inspired by Christina Tosi's Momofuku Milk Bar. Olivia's Thai Tea Parfait has a creamy gelatin base, with a cloud-like mix of Thai tea, dulce de leche and tamarind, which is layered with fresh coconut curd and a crispy almond topping. Yum! Check here to find the full recipe for Olivia's Thai Tea Parfait.
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As her doctor listens closely, a mom speaks glowingly about her children. She talks about their love of sports and how much she enjoys playing in the back yard with them. This woman's name is Jennie Harris, and not long ago, she had major knee surgery.
Jennie recounts the moment her knee gave out. She was playing a game of backyard football with her husband and her kids. As she leaped up for a jump ball, she came down in an awkward position and immediately knew something very bad had happened to her knee.
After consulting with Ministry Medical Group Orthopedic Surgeon Marcus Haemmerle, MD, Jennie discovered that she had injured her ACL, MCL, and Meniscus, a combination often referred to as the "unhappy triad." According to Jennie, Dr. Haemmerle was upbeat and positive throughout the entire experience from diagnosis to post-surgery rehab. His reassuring tone and personable approach put Jennie at ease and gave her the confidence she needed.
And now, as Dr. Haemmerle listens to this woman speak, he takes pride in knowing that he made a difference. His work helped a woman get back on her feet. But more importantly, it helps a mom get back to playing with her kids.
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The use of narrative text for injury surveillance research : a systematic review
McKenzie, Kirsten, Scott, Deborah A., Campbell, Margaret, & McClure, Roderick J. (2009) The use of narrative text for injury surveillance research : a systematic review. Accident Analysis & Prevention, 42(2), pp. 354-363.
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Objective: To summarise the extent to which narrative text fields in administrative health data are used to gather information about the event resulting in presentation to a health care provider for treatment of an injury, and to highlight best practise approaches to conducting narrative text interrogation for injury surveillance purposes.-----
Design: Systematic review-----
Data sources: Electronic databases searched included CINAHL, Google Scholar, Medline, Proquest, PubMed and PubMed Central.. Snowballing strategies were employed by searching the bibliographies of retrieved references to identify relevant associated articles.-----
Selection criteria: Papers were selected if the study used a health-related database and if the study objectives were to a) use text field to identify injury cases or use text fields to extract additional information on injury circumstances not available from coded data or b) use text fields to assess accuracy of coded data fields for injury-related cases or c) describe methods/approaches for extracting injury information from text fields.-----
Methods: The papers identified through the search were independently screened by two authors for inclusion, resulting in 41 papers selected for review. Due to heterogeneity between studies metaanalysis was not performed.-----
Results: The majority of papers reviewed focused on describing injury epidemiology trends using coded data and text fields to supplement coded data (28 papers), with these studies demonstrating the value of text data for providing more specific information beyond what had been coded to enable case selection or provide circumstantial information. Caveats were expressed in terms of the consistency and completeness of recording of text information resulting in underestimates when using these data. Four coding validation papers were reviewed with these studies showing the utility of text data for validating and checking the accuracy of coded data. Seven studies (9 papers) described methods for interrogating injury text fields for systematic extraction of information, with a combination of manual and semi-automated methods used to refine and develop algorithms for extraction and classification of coded data from text. Quality assurance approaches to assessing the robustness of the methods for extracting text data was only discussed in 8 of the epidemiology papers, and 1 of the coding validation papers. All of the text interrogation methodology papers described systematic approaches to ensuring the quality of the approach.-----
Conclusions: Manual review and coding approaches, text search methods, and statistical tools have been utilised to extract data from narrative text and translate it into useable, detailed injury event information. These techniques can and have been applied to administrative datasets to identify specific injury types and add value to previously coded injury datasets. Only a few studies thoroughly described the methods which were used for text mining and less than half of the studies which were reviewed used/described quality assurance methods for ensuring the robustness of the approach. New techniques utilising semi-automated computerised approaches and Bayesian/clustering statistical methods offer the potential to further develop and standardise the analysis of narrative text for injury surveillance.
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Keeping the sparkle alive within a diamond isn't something jewellery wearers have too much of a hand in. Diamond is one of the toughest known substances on earth, meaning that delicate-looking marquise-cut engagement diamond is far more likely to survive several centuries of wear than it is to degrade suddenly in the back of the jewellery box!
Diamonds, particularly diamond engagement rings, are surely pieces to wear as much as possible. But scores of women shun their favourite pieces in favour of the safety of the jewellery box "just in case" the worse should happen. Here are a few easy expert tips to help diamond lovers care for their gems and keep tabs on potential integrity issues.
Daily Cleaning
A gentle polish with a soft, non-abrasive cloth tends to be enough to keep diamonds shining. Settings should be treated very carefully, as precious metals can be scratched and damaged without due care. A soft toothbrush or make-up brush is great for getting detritus out of those frustrating little setting spots. There are lots of Old Wives Tales covering the best solutions to home cleanse rings, but the most important thing to remember is to avoid abrasive cleaners at all costs.
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