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The most common health problem in older dogs is related to their joints, and chances are if you have a dog with arthritis, you will probably want to save them from that pain. A lot of canine parents have found pet stairs for dogs to help these animals in pain every time they need to climb into a car, onto the bed and any other elevated area.
Arthritis in dogs is caused when the smooth cartilage that covers and protects the bones of the joint begins to break down. Once the bones are exposed, they begin to rub on each other and this will cause a lot of discomfort for a dog with arthritis. There are many factors that can cause joint problems in dogs, but often it is simply due to the wear and tear of your pet's joints. In other words, there's not that much you can do in the first place to completely prevent this disease (although dog supplements have been used with somewhat good results).
The biggest problem is that usually, first signs of arthritis are difficult to spot in your pooch. Most owners will only notice an arthritic dog once the disease progresses a little further and your pet begins having trouble getting up in the morning, climbing stairs, jumping. You'll start seeing your Fido being in pain and not eager to move as much as she used to. Having said that, if your dog has developed arthritis, this doesn't mean that her quality of life should suffer, and there are things that can help improve the situation.
How can dog stairs help your arthritic dog?
Dog stais will take off the pressure
Commonly referred to as degenerative joint disease or osteoarthritis, this canine ailment has no definite cure and can be very painful for your pooch. The biggest problem here is your dog's lifestyle. Most canines enjoy running around and climbing things, being active, and they will attempt to continue with this for as long as they can.
But climbing or jumping up and down off furniture, beds, and in and out of vehicles can be very hard on your dog's joints. Think of all the pressure that's being placed on the joints when your dog's entire body weight is dropped down on them from a few feet in the air. Pet steps, stairs or ramps for dogs with arthritis can take this pressure off your canine's joints and extend the life of their cartilages by ensuring that your dog climbs up and down step by step, gradually distributing her weight onto her joints.
They also provide additional assistance
Dog steps will give your Fido a sturdy and stable surface that she can use to gradually get up and down off furniture and in and out of vehicles. You'll received the added bonus of not having to hurt yourself by lifting her up and down every time she needs help.
Steps for dogs with arthritis are becoming so common that you can usually find them in the pet section of most department stores now.
How to choose the right dog stairs
The first thing you will need to do before purchasing a set of good dog steps for your canine with arthritis is to measure how high up the surface your dog will need to climb. Then simply choose a set of steps that is slightly lower than the desired height, so your dog can climb up with ease.
Dog steps can be made from foam, wood, or hard plastic. Some are really sturdy and absolutely amazing in terms of quality and ergonomics. Others are substantially cheaper in terms of quality, but will do the primary job nonetheless.
The weight of your dog with arthritis when making your choice, and their behavior. Learn about them, use dog training books and similar resources. Heavier dogs could sink into foam steps such as Pet Stairs Petstairz 6 Step High Density Foam Pet Step which would actually make it harder for them to access the desired area (although, foam steps are absolutely AMAZING for smaller and medium breeds as they are even more gentle for dogs with arthritis).
Another important thing to remember is that older dog with arthritis can have a very hard time on slippery surfaces, so be sure that the steps you purchase have a textured or carpeted strip on each step to prevent slipping, like the Pet Studio Pine Frame Dog Ramp Steps has.
Also remember to consider the height of each steps for dogs with arthritis and how deep they are. Dogs prefer deep steps with plenty of room to maneuver, whereas other smaller pets like cats might enjoy the narrow stairs either for bed, car or other places. For dogs, normally, ideal step sizes are between 6" to 8" high and 10" to 12" deep.


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Charles "Gene" Kramer has been a member for several years at the detachment. In 2016 he worked hard to promote the detachment and find new members. He volunteered to run missions for the Commandant and Paymaster when needed. Always willing to lend a helping hand. Past Detachment Commandant as well as previous Marine of the Year Recipients select Gene for this great honor to a well deserving Marine.
Marine William "Bill" King voted as the 2017 Detachment Commandant
Members present at the November 2016 meeting voted for Bill King as the next Detachment Commandant.
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Detachment Commander Wally Dixon presents a $200 donation to Canton Young Marines Unit Commander Paul Wikarski at a regular meeting of members on July 18, 2016. Youn
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Stages of : The Student Teacher
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Stage 1 - Act quiet and wait for students to shut up. Stand at the front of the classroom doing nothing for five minutes and more with arms folded. Pretend everything is under control.
Stage 2 - Realizes that no one is going shut up, start opening voice box and screaming.
Stage 3 - Becomes friendly, then gives up doing that and begins to scream again.
Stage 4 - Pity the class' normal teacher.
Stage 5 - Begins to snow outside, class screams in excitement. Screams back at class to shut them up. Doesn't work. Despair. Threatens to close the blinds if anyone else looks out.
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Ibrahim El-Husseini's play, first staged in Cairo in 2011, follows an educated young woman as she learns to see the suffering of her fellow Egyptians. Hybrid Theatre Works presents the American premiere, translated into English; Tracy Cameron Francis directs a cast that includes Najla Said and Adi Hanash.
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Heart disease is the number one killer of women and more than 8.6 million women die of CVD around the world each year: that's about one death per minute and it is more than the total number of women who die from all cancers, tuberculosis, HIV/AIDS and malaria combined.
Women with diabetes are at higher risk of dying from CVD than men
Encourage healthy eating, physical activity and ban tobacco use; because healthy children lead to healthy adults.
Say no to tobacco in your home, Ban smoking from your home and avoid exposing your children to secondhand smoke, Be a role model for your child and try to quit smoking if you do, Educate children on the dangers of tobacco use
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Get active and encourage physical activity, Provide children with opportunities for increased physical activity, Emphasize that it's not what they do, as long as they're physically active regularly, Create opportunities for them to be active with their friends, Limit time spent watching television and playing computer games, Lobby your governments and city planning departments to ensure that cities are developed with infrastructures that support heart-healthy children
Get physically active, Even 30 minutes of moderate-intensity activity 5 times a week reduces the risk of heart disease and stroke, Remember that physical activity isn't only sport. It is any bodily movement that uses energy
Beware of what you eat, High dietary intakes of saturated fats, trans-fats and salt increase your risk of suffering from a heart attack or stroke, Be wary of processed foods
Ask the experts, If you have suffered from a heart attack or stroke, speak to your healthcare professional about the best way to treat and manage your risk
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Know your numbers, As you get older, your blood pressure, cholesterol and other heart-related numbers tend to rise, Visit a health care professional who can measure them and advice you on your overall risk or treatment options, Ask your doctor if you should have an ankle-brachial index test, Lower your risk by following your prescribed treatment plan
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Royal has trailed Sarkozy in a hundred consecutive polls and is unlikely to make up the six to nine points that separate the two candidates. With 44 million Frenchmen and women heading for the polls, it looks very much as if Sarkozy's mix of promised radical change, economic liberalism and outright hard right populism has brought him victory - and possibly by a significant margin.
There is still a chance of an upset. Polls in France have been badly wrong before and 14 per cent of the voters, enough to swing the election, were apparently still undecided last night. But Sarkozy, 52, one of the most controversial and divisive figures of recent French political history, remains likely to replace outgoing President Jacques Chirac at the Elysee Palace. His slogan throughout months of campaigning has been 'Together, everything becomes possible'.
'That... is the least you can say,' muttered Loïc Delaurens, 29, a newspaper seller near the Place de la Republique in Paris, who voted Communist in the first round of voting two weeks ago. Sarkozy's team has already started working on the formation of a government and planning legislation, sources close to the former Interior Minister admitted. 'We'll get the parliamentary elections out of the way [in six weeks] and then really get moving,' said one member yesterday.
The campaign has been extraordinarily bitter, reflecting a polarised and divided people who know they are making a historic choice between very different individuals and very different programmes. 'If Sarkozy has the will and the ability to turn his announced policies into reality, he will turn France upside down,' said Ivan Rioufol, a leader writer at the right-wing Le Figaro newspaper. Royal, 53, also provokes fierce emotions, attacked by the right as an incompetent spendthrift representative of an unreformed left responsible for decades of cultural, social and economic decline. But the career politician, daughter of an army officer and educated at elite universities, remains far less controversial than her rival, the son of an immigrant seen as an outsider even by the establishment right.
For those who are voting against him, Sarkozy, whose electoral strategy has been to hunt votes amid the third of French voters who profess a 'sympathy' with the ideas of the extreme right, is 'the abomination of abominations'. 'This is a man who shook the hand of George Bush, who will destroy the French social model, who will institute a police state,' said Geraldine Chene, a Lyon-based Socialist activist. 'We hate him and all he stands for.'
Sarkozy's uncompromising statements on immigration are behind much of the fierce emotion he excites. Lilian Thuram, the French football star, has vociferously attacked Sarkozy's 'racist' rhetoric. He told The Observer yesterday he hoped that 'if Sarkozy is President he has the wisdom to find the words to unite the French'. Key public figures, such as the former tennis player and singer Yannick Noah, have pledged to leave the country in the event of his victory.
'You would think we were on the brink of civil war,' said Jacques Marseille, an author and historian.
For Mohammed Chirani, 29, who is walking across France to call for unity among his fellow citizens, 'the election has crystallised all the faultlines that divide the nation. I've never seen so much fear and hate. I'm not optimistic for the country, whoever wins.'
And though Royal's claims last week that a Sarkozy victory would lead to 'violence' were dismissed as scaremongering by her opponent's media team, significant social strife is likely if he wins. Many local mayors in areas where tensions are already high - Sarkozy is hated in many of the poorest housing estates in France for having described delinquents as 'scum' - are planning heavy police deployments tonight.
There is talk too of a 'third round' of the election in the streets. France's powerful unions last week vowed a trial of strength with Sarkozy who, through his plans to modify France's legally enforced 35-hour week, labour laws and expensive welfare model, is seen as the living incarnation of 'the excesses of American-style capitalism'.
'If Nicolas Sarkozy thinks that if elected he will have the right to push through all the reforms that he has announced, whatever the unions think of them, then he is making a big mistake,' said Bernard Thibault, the general secretary of the CGT, France's biggest union.
If Sarkozy wins, his likely Prime Minister is Francois Fillon, a former minister and senator reviled by the left for his controversial pension reforms five years ago.
There is still a chance that the 'anyone but Sarko' alliance might have scraped together enough votes for Royal to win. Despite his final declarations on Friday promising unity, Sarkozy scares many. 'Normally I wouldn't vote for either of them, but the man's thirst for power disgusts me,' said Bruno Romain, 30, a Parisian jobseeker as, with an estimated 23 million others, he watched the tense televised debate between the candidates last week.
But Royal - hindered by a lack of ideological coherence and a quarrelsome and jealous Socialist party - has failed to convince France's restive working classes that she has the answer to their concerns about international economic competition, immigration and decreasing household incomes. Sarkozy's efficient campaign, specifically targeted at winning over the 11 per cent of voters who backed veteran extreme-right leader Jean-Marie Le Pen, tapped into the spirit of much of the nation. It is in the old mining towns, the semi-rural zones on the periphery of the major cities, in the south and east, that Sarkozy has won most votes - helped by high unemployment, sluggish economic growth and a profound cultural identity crisis in the face of a globalised economy dominated by 'Anglo-Saxons'.
Though Sarkozy's voters tend to be old, he has won over the young too. 'We are losing all the values in this country, no one values the family, work, the nation any more,' said Romain Mollica, 19, a student in Marseille watching Sarkozy speak. In Metz, Camille Goyot, 21 and at her first political rally, told The Observer France needed 'a strong leader' who would get 'the lazy and pessimist French working again'. In Lyon, locals in one poor area talked of 'getting France back on track'. For one 73-year-old man watching Sarkozy visiting a mining museum in staunchly conservative Alsace 'women have too much power'.
For the campaign, Sarkozy dropped radical proposals on positive discrimination and state financing for mosques. His speeches, with their references to Joan of Arc and Napoleon and bloody military victories such as Verdun, their rejection of guilt for collaboration with the Nazis, and their unapologetic insistence that those who do not want to conform to French values can always leave, have struck home.
Even among those worried by Sarkozy's nationalism, his dislike of criticism or his taste for power, there are many attracted by his individualist, meritocratic message, whether defined as being able to choose a school, work longer hours or fire and hire more easily. In Chaumont in the Haute-Marne, The Observer found scores of small businessmen - restaurateurs, shopkeepers - ready to vote for lower taxes and less social protection.
'Sarkozy's support bridges any theoretical divide between haves and have-nots,' said Jacques Levy, a political geographer at Lausanne University. 'He has won over the traditional economic bourgeoisie and has got the working classes back from the National Front.' There is also support in communities of immigrant origin. 'We are sick of being parked in high-rises like victims,' said one 29-year-old man in Marseille. 'He'll shake things up and allow us to stand on our own two feet.' Sarkozy's young spokeswoman Rachida Dati, a judge whose parents were born in North Africa, is likely to be an early ministerial appointment.
Yet Socialists such as Jean-Louis Tourai, deputy mayor of Lyon, had yet to give up hope yesterday. He said Royal was the only person to heal France's bitter divides. 'There are those who have faith in the future based in a positive vision of humanity and its evolution. Then there are those who fear the future, who want to return to a mythical past where these supposed traditional values prevailed. France is choosing between two ways of seeing man and his place in the world.'
A Sarkozy France ...
First Lady: Cecilia Sarkozy, occasionally absent wife, former concert pianist.
Prime Minister: François Fillon, Sarkozy campaign troubleshooter, or Jean-Louis Borloo, current Minister of Employment.
Power base: working classes; small businessmen; the very wealthy; a grateful and loyal UMP party; the old.
Plans: Laws to cut back union power; allow people to work more than 35 hours and give plenty of protection for French industry; crackdown on illegal immigrants and harsh penalties for repeat criminal offenders; help those in council housing who want to buy their property; from 2009, 4 per cent less tax over 10 years; a new mini-treaty for the EU - no to Turkey joining; friendly towards UK, warily positive about America.
New national motto: 'If a President of France cannot speak of France, what can he speak of?' or 'Work longer to earn more.'
A Royal France ...
First Man: Francois Hollande, father of Royal's four children and Secretary of French Socialist party.
Prime Minister: Dominique Strauss-Kahn, moderate Socialist party veteran.
Power base: a grudgingly grateful party; coalition of urban middle classes; the young.
Plans: Minimum wage to rise by about €250 to €1,500 a month; the 'consolidation' of 35-hour week; military-style training camps for young offenders; constitutional reform to ensure more accountable government; new EU-led Middle-East peace initiative, strong stance on Iran; friendly but wary towards UK; very wary of the US.
New national motto: 'Let us love one another. Together we are stronger. Human values, not financial values.'


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Editor's note: This is the fifth and final installment of a week-long series looking at the next decade in Boston sports.
There's a reason why Boston Bruins fans are rooting for the Black and Gold and for whomever is playing the Toronto Maple Leafs right now. And it's not just because the Leafs are hated, Original Six rivals.
The more games Toronto loses and the deeper the club sinks in the overall standings, the better the odds that the first-round draft pick the Bruins acquired via a trade with the Leafs will crack the top three -- with the potential to be No. 1.
In the September trade, the Bruins sent winger Phil Kessel north of the border in exchange for first- and second-round picks in the 2010 draft and a first-round pick in the 2011 draft. Kessel spent his first three NHL seasons with the Bruins.
Where the 2010 draft picks end up, and whom the Bruins pick, will be one of the major factors that will determine whether the upcoming decade is better than the one that just passed. Will the Bruins suffer through another unfulfilling 10 years?
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Four years into his term as Bruins general manager, we still don't know about the drafting ability of Peter Chiarelli and his staff. Sure, former amateur scouting director Scott Bradley -- he of the Milan Lucic, Patrice Bergeron and David Krejci picks during the Mike O'Connell/Jeff Gorton administrations -- is still a major voice in the decision-making process as the director of player personnel. But since the regime change (not counting the '06 draft, when Chiarelli was still in Ottawa) the first-round picks have been Zach Hamill, Joe Colborne and Jordan Caron. The jury is still out on all three as to whether they will make a mark in the NHL, which is particularly disappointing in Hamill's case because the 21-year-old was selected eighth overall. The lower rounds of Chiarelli's three drafts have not produced a player with a game of NHL experience, either.
So while Hamill continues to learn the pro game and Colborne continues to bulk up in college, Chiarelli is looking ahead to a future-making draft. It's widely believed that Taylor Hall, Tyler Seguin and Cam Fowler all have potential to be franchise players. Three or four other prospects could be All-Star-caliber after the big three.
The heat will be on Chiarelli to get that pick right or to use it as a bargaining chip in a trade for more and/or better picks or perhaps in a package for an established NHL superstar. It's rare that a team has a strong chance to make the playoffs and perhaps even make a run, and then add a stud in June. If Chiarelli makes the right decisions, he could set up the Bruins for a decade of prosperity.
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Of course, making that pick -- and potentially five more in the first three rounds in June -- won't be Chiarelli's only big decision this summer. After July 1, the clock begins on the last year of Zdeno Chara's contract with Boston. He's scheduled to become an unrestricted free agent July 1, 2011.
Remember what it was like for the Bruins between the Ray Bourque years and the signing of Chara? Legit No. 1 defensemen who you can build a franchise around might be the most difficult asset to obtain, and Bruins history proves they have top-notch success only when they can lean on a blueliner with Hall of Fame potential.
Chara turns 33 this March and, recent struggles aside, is one of the top five defensemen in the league. With his workout regimen, there's no reason to believe he won't last another five to six years, and he'll be looking to make his next contract his last. He might be willing to come down from his $7.5 million salary in exchange for the type of security that guarantees his completing his career in the Hub.
That's where Boston-based agent Matt Keator comes in. Chiarelli and Keator have proven they can get along, as evidenced by the original Chara signing and the signing of Blake Wheeler in '08. Chiarelli can start to make nice with Keator this summer by re-signing Wheeler and Mark Stuart, both of whom will be restricted free agents, and then start to work on the Chara deal.
Of course, plugging Chara into the lineup and under the salary cap will take some doing, especially with Patrice Bergeron's contract expiring at the same time. Bergeron, however, might be expendable if David Krejci can get his progression back on track and solidify a hold on the No. 2 center spot behind Marc Savard.
The commitments
Chiarelli has already made a few decade-defining decisions in the past nine months, with the re-signing of Krejci and the extensions doled out to Milan Lucic and goaltender Tuukka Rask. Barring trades, these three players, plus a few prospects and the draft selections of 2010 and '11, are the future of the Bruins.
Long after Savard, Marco Sturm and even Chara have lost their effectiveness, Lucic, Rask and Krejci could be the team's foundation. The trend in the NHL -- see Chicago and Detroit -- is to keep your nucleus together and let it blossom. Krejci's struggles this year are obviously disturbing and Lucic's injury-filled season has stalled his development. But if both players stay healthy, there's no reason to think they can't become a potent one-two punch in all three zones.
And no one has extinguished talk about Rask being a long-term No. 1 netminder. Imagine if the Bruins didn't have to worry about who was going to play in goal for the next three or six (or even eight) seasons. That would be quite a luxury. The Bruins need these three young players to meet or exceed their potential the next couple of seasons, even if they someday become trade bait, to guarantee a successful decade.
Steady at the top
All of the above is based on the assumption that Chiarelli, who signed a four-year contract extension that kicks in next season, will be the one calling the shots. That's where the Jacobs men -- owner Jeremy and son Charlie, the Bruins' principal -- come in. The business model for most franchises in the NHL features a GM who keeps his job for the long haul and changes coaches on the whim. If any of Chiarelli's decisions cause a setback to the Bruins' plan, how long would the Jacobses be willing to stand by him? In a fickle sports market spoiled by the outrageous success of some of the other franchises, a playoff-free spring or even a first-round ouster could cause a fan backlash and might reduce the number of butts in the seats.
Chiarelli has been allowed to spend to the cap since he came aboard, but if there's no bang for the buck, the Bruins' budget could get tighter. As Boston's Stanley Cup drought approaches 40 years, the heat is going to be on the upper reaches of management to bring home a winner.
The cap era limits what ownership can do, so ultimately credit and blame will rest on Chiarelli. But for many loyal rooters of the Bruins, it will always come back to the chairman and CEO of Delaware North Companies. The elder Jacobs also will have a major hand in the future of the league, never mind his own franchise, as the chairman of the NHL Board of Governors. The current CBA could open as soon as September 2011. Another lockout or a strike would be a disaster from which the league might not be able to recover.
The opportunity for the Bruins to regain a foothold in the Boston sports scene began at the end of the last decade. Let's face it, if the Bruins somehow make a run to the Cup this spring, that job will be done. More realistically, they could be championship-caliber by next season and for years to come if the right decisions are made and the right players mature as expected. Either way, it's bound to make for a decade of intrigue for the Black and Gold.
Matt Kalman covers the Bruins for ESPNBoston.com.


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The freak Wagnerian conditions of the past week mean that the sub-tropical Persian Gulf coast of the United Arab Emirates has already exceeded its annual allowance of rain and although today's show will go on, it may be only at half strength. All today's races are now expected to be run on dirt, instead of three on turf, and a decision will be made this morning.
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The World Cup, first run in 1996, is now an established part of the elite international calendar and this year's edition, on 29 March, will be, with a purse of $6m, the richest horse-race ever held. The Carnival, a 10-meeting build-up to the big night itself, is now in its fifth year and has, entirely in accordance with the hopes and plans of its instigator, Sheikh Mohammed, developed a cosmopolitan sub-culture of its own.
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| Suttha and Phsycho chapter 5 . 7/7/2014
but ummm...dude don't you think its about time you updated this story. I don't mean to be rude or anything, but don't give up this story so easily its really awesome!
OH and if you don't really have any ideas left for the next chapter, then just end it simple as that...but to keep people waiting for three years...now that's cruel.
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| darkendrence chapter 4 . 4/29/2011
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| shadowelf144 chapter 4 . 4/13/2011
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I would feel a little creeped out too, if a guy,(especially Kakashi,) was in my body. Watch out Anko! Good story keep updating!
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| Oreo-chan93 chapter 1 . 3/6/2011
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| Colonel Hatake chapter 1 . 3/5/2011
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text: HOLLYWOOD, Calif., Sept. 14, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- Frederick's of Hollywood Group Inc. (NYSE Amex: FOH) ("Company") today announced that Don Jones has joined the Company as President and Chief Operating Officer. Mr. Jones comes to Frederick's with more than 35 years of experience in the fashion and consumer product retail industry. Throughout his career, he has held executive and managerial positions with leading retail organizations, including Gap Inc., Target Corporation, IKEA, Filene's and Macy's. Prior to joining the Company, Mr. Jones was the CEO of POGAN Retail, LLC, which he founded in 2003. In that role, he provided strategic counsel to several retail companies, including Liz Claiborne Inc., which he advised on the migration of its outlet division to a specialty store strategy. This migration helped Liz Claiborne significantly increase its corporate store performance. Prior to founding POGAN, Mr. Jones served as Senior Vice President of Stores and Operations for Gap Inc., where he was responsible for Gap, Gap Kids and Gap Body retail stores. During Mr. Jones' tenure, he was instrumental in growing retail store sales. Additionally, Mr. Jones led the rollout of Gap Body and was a member of the Planning and Distribution Strategy committees. Mr. Jones is also a frequent lecturer and speaker on the subject of small business, retail and consumer products, and is a contributor to CNBC.com. "This is truly an exciting time to be a part of Frederick's of Hollywood, as we look to continue the positive momentum we have built and expand that progress into our retail stores," stated Thomas Lynch, the Company's Chairman and Chief Executive Officer. "The addition of Don Jones to our executive management team is another critical step toward returning Frederick's of Hollywood to profitability. "With his extensive experience in driving innovation and impressive track record for creating outstanding results, Mr. Jones is a valuable addition to our team as we revitalize our brand on an international scale. Most importantly, his in-depth knowledge of the intimate apparel and related products industry, including developing these divisions of major department stores as well as the rollout of Gap Body, will bring the fresh perspective we believe is essential to our future success," concluded Mr. Lynch.


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The Montvale Fire Department has purchased a new pumper, a brand new Pierce Rescue Engine with a tank capacity of 1,000 gallons.
According to Montvale Fire Chief Scott Hawkins, the truck was bought through the county's fire apparatus replacement rotation. The truck cost $520,000 and the county put up $260,000 of that amount. The fire department had to raise the rest. This price does not include the cost of the equipment the truck carries.
Three Bedford County teachers have been named as finalists for the 2018 Bedford County Public Schools Teacher of the Year.
The winner will be announced at a dinner on April 27 at the Boonsboro Country Club.
Jodi Shirey from Bedford Science and Technology Center, Cheryl Musgrove from Bedford Primary School and Brian Miller from Staunton River High School, have been named as finalists from among Teachers of the Year at each county school.
Sonia Jammes, Bedford's director of finance, had some strange news for Town Council last week. It seems that the Town received $148,000 in vehicle rental tax that was supposed to go to Bedford County.
According to Jammes, the state department of taxation collects vehicle rental tax and divvies up the local share of the tax to localities depending on where the rental agency is located. The state depends on the agency to select the correct locality when it reports. This is where the problem comes in.
State Senator Frank Wagner wants to be governor. He believes he is the only Republican candidate with true business experience and who has experience working in state government.
He also touts his military experience.
"It's going well," Wagner said of the campaign, during a brief stop in Bedford on Thursday.
The feature film Juanita, which will spend a week filming in the Bedford area, has put out a casting call for extras.
Work in Bedford is expected to take place April 30-May 5.
In the story line Juanita untethers herself from her exhausting life and sets out on a bus to an unknown destination and future. The film is based on the novel "Dancing on the Edge of the Roof" by Sheila Williams. The screenplay is by Roderick Spencer.
Brigadier General Lapthe Flora was the speaker in the first of a series of talks at the Bedford Welcome Center, sponsored by the National D-Day Memorial, marking the centennial of America's entry into World War I. Tomorrow marks the 100th anniversary of the United State's declaration of war on the German Empire.
The Huddleston Fire Department can now fill up its tankers right behind its buildings off of Dundee Road at Trading Post No. 3 or at the Waltons Station No. 4 as the result of a project through the Peaks of Otter Soil & Water Conservation District.
Members of Otterville United Methodist Church will carry a cross down Va. 122, Friday evening, Good Friday, in commemoration of Jesus' crucifixion. Rusty Keenan, a member of the church made the cross.
The upcoming feature film Juanita, starring Academy Award-nominated actress Alfre Woodard (12 Years a Slave, Captain America: Civil War) and Petersburg native Blair Underwood (Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., L.A. Law), will film in Virginia this spring.
Adam Beach has also been confirmed as one of the film's actors.
The filming will include about a week's worth of work in Bedford County.
The three men charged with second degree murder in the homicide of a 17-year-old Lynchburg teenager, whose body was found dumped on Roaring Run Road March 27, have preliminary hearing dates set for June 13 in Bedford County Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court.
Jose Coreas-Ventura, 21, had a public defender assigned to be his lawyer last week. Lisandro Posada-Vazquez, 23, and Victor Arnoldo Rodas, 19, were scheduled to be in J&D court Tuesday afternoon for attorney advisements.
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Former Health Secretary Alan Millburn cast doubt on whether the Chancellor has new ideas to take Labour to victory at the next general election.
Opponents of Mr Brown are also planning to create a wave of momentum behind Mr Miliband by secretly gathering names of MPs who are willing to declare their support for the Environment Secretary on Labour's official website.
The 'write in' campaign, which would start after Tony Blair steps down, is aimed at demonstrating a growing body of support for Mr Miliband.
The 41-year-old has warned that he will not be "seduced" into challenging the Chancellor and fears that he may split the Labour party if he throws his hat into the ring.
But with recent polls showing support drifting away from Mr Brown, Blairites believe that Mr Miliband could be left with no option if his support base grows strong enough.
Although he has ruled out standing at the moment, the Environment Secretary has retained a get-out-clause if Labour gets a hammering at the local elections in May or if the Chancellor's ratings continue to plummet.
When Mr Blair quits, Labour is planning to update its website regularly showing support for the canddiates who need a minimum of 45 to stand.
Mr Brown is thought to have as many as 200 in the bag. The plan to encourage Mr Miliband's supporters to 'write in' will allow him to maintain the idea that he is not standing until the last minute.
Mr Milburn, one of the leading 'stop Brown' MPs, launched a veiled attack on the Chancellor in the New Statesman magazine.
The former cabinet minister wrote: "Fresh ideas hold the key to winning elections. They are sorely needed at a time when David Cameron is seeking to set the political agenda and the Tories are leading in the polls.
"Of course Blair's Government continues to make the right reforms, but right now it is hard to discern what our plan is to meet the challenge of the next 10 years.
"To win again, Labour needs to renew - intellectually, politically, organisationally."
In a clear reference to Mr Brown, who Blairites accuse of secrecy, Mr Milburn goes on to say: "That cannot happen behind closed doors. It requires an open, inclusive debate about our future direction."
He added: "One thing is certain: renewal cannot be about going back. It is about moving fowards and facing the future with confidence."
During an interview with GMTV earlier this week, Mr Miliband did not deny he had been approached by party colleagues who suggested he stand.
But he said: "It's very flattering, but it's important that you don't let flattery go to your head. I'm not going to be seduced."
He added his position had not changed during the past three years and he considered Chancellor Gordon Brown "an excellent prime minister in waiting".
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Driving the ice road to Canada's diamond mines
By Cameron French
YELLOWKNIFE, Northwest Territories (Reuters) - Deep cracking sounds accompany each loaded truck that passes along a road of ice across frozen lake water to supply Canada's diamond industry.
The ice road sags slightly then reforms, water filling and freezing in the new cracks.
"When it cracks, it's healing itself," says trucker Dan Damore, sitting at the Lockhart stop about 170 km (100 miles) along the 600 km (370 mile) road.
The three-year ice-road veteran bears heavily tattooed arms and says he doesn't use a seatbelt, a typical claim by ice-road drivers who appreciate the need for a quick exit.
With only 100 centimeters (39 inches) of ice at its weakest points one day in February, the trucks run at less than full capacity. Topping them up would raise the risk of plunging through the surface of one of the dozens of lakes the road traverses.
In reality, it's not that dangerous an enterprise, provided you play by the rules, says Chris Hanks a former road manager and occasional consultant for miner BHP Billiton.
"We've done 50,000 loads without putting a truck through the ice," he said on a recent drive up the road. "Our safety record's better than the public highways."
The danger increases in shallow water, where the waves beneath the ice can rebound upward off the lake bed. The safest lakes, says Hanks, are the long, deep ones, such as Gordon Lake, nicknamed "three-movie lake" for the number of DVDs a trucker can watch traveling its 70 kilometers (43 miles) at 15 kmh (9 mph). Continued...


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Size110 m²
Floor No.2
- Family/child friendly
- Kitchen
- Air conditioning
- Washer/dryer
- Internet/WiFi
- Balcony/terrace
- Towels
Accommodation summary
|Calle Bamberg, 41004 Sevilla, Spain
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|Property ID
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It is a very quiet site but very close to bars restaurants and shops of all kinds.
It is located in the historic center of the city, fifteen minutes from the airport and ten minutes from the train station. It is equipped with all comforts: air conditioning, heating, free internet, linens, towels, washing machine.
The apartment has two floors: downstairs is the master bedroom with a double bed, living room, dining room, kitchen and bathroom. Three large balconies all facing the street Bamberg make the rooms are very brights. Upstairs is a bedroom with 3 twin beds and a reading area, and the lovely terrace full of flowers and plants, with dining table for four and a seating area for six persons.
The whole apartment is bright and quiet, and is a lovely place that will make unforgettable your stay in Seville.
Two of the best restaurants in Seville "Casa Robles" and "Bar Giralda" are very close.
The apartment is located in the historic center and shopping area. All shops in the commercial area of Seville (Sierpes Street, Tetuan, Francos, Plaza Nueva) are very close to this unique residence.
You can explore on foot the city without public transportation: The Guadalquivir River, the Torre del Oro, the Alcázar, the Museum of Fine Arts, the Palace known as "La Casa de Pilatos," and anything that can be visited in Seville.
The apartment is located just fifteen minutes by taxi from the airport. The cost of the taxi is only 25 euros airport-centre city. From the train station ten minutes by taxi, which can cost 8 euros.
You can also access the airport by bus and walking minutes from the last stop of this bus in the center of Seville.
House rulesNo parties allowed
No pets
No smoking, only on terrace
Damage deposit
|Weekly rate for up to 5 guests
|Monthly rate for up to 5 guests
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Reviews for this host's other properties
This apartment is very nice, clean, big and perfectly located in the heart of Santa Cruz quiet near to the cathedral. The living room is comfortable, and the bed in the bed room is very good. In spite of the very lively Gago street with it's many restaurants and bars the apartment is relatively calm. We were a bit desapointed by the terrace on the top because of the sound of the ventilator from the nearby restaurant. But as a whole we can absolutely recomend the apartment.
We had a very pleasant stay,the view from the roof top
is beautiful!
Ronald and Caroline.
Please if you are looking for a place select and other choise. This place is terrible!!!! Ogly anything is like the picture!!!! Is complety unconfortable. The wifi is terrible, the shower broken, the Windows are dirty complety dark I want to show te real picture about this pleace.The nice picture from the terrace is no true only have to old and broken chairs . This women María is a terrible persone. She is gonna be nice only in the beginning at the en time is lite a monster. She try to a coacshon me. I change to another place forma the same price and much much better and clean.
Towers Duplex Terrace 3 pax is a nice little apartement, best situated in the city center. The view from the terrace on the top is unique. The bathroom could be a little more comfortable but it works well. In summary it's a good choice for a trip to Seville. Finally Maria is even a very nice hostess.
Very central location in the center therefore more noise (between the hangouts!)
Kitchen insufficient. We had booked for 5 people and were able to fetch a stretcher from the basement. Hostess not very involved.
Ligging zeer centraal in het centrum daardoor meer geluidsoverlast ( gelegen tussen de horeca gelegenheden!)
Keukeninrichting onvoldoende. Wij hadden voor 5 personen geboekt en konden zelf een stretcher uit de kelder gaan halen. Gastvrouw niet erg betrokken.
The organization worked well, without delay and wait times. The apartment was good. However, it was noisy at night, but is due to the location. Therefore definitely take earplugs. The bathroom is very small and the hot water comes only very weakly while showering. In summer, however, might not be so bad. Otherwise, it was clean and you really have a great view of the Giralda. Internet has also works great.
Die Organisation hat gut geklappt, ohne Verzögerung und Wartezeiten. Die Wohnung war gut. Es war allerdings laut nachts, liegt aber an der Lage. Deshalb auf jeden Fall Oropax mitnehmen. Das Bad ist sehr klein und das warme Wasser kommt nur ganz schwach beim Duschen. Im Sommer allerdings vielleicht nicht so schlimm. Ansonsten war es sauber und man hat wirklich einen tollen Blick auf die Giralda. Internet hat auch super funktioniert.
Stylish apartment in Spanish palace in central Seville; equipment of the kitchen is not in proportion to the price; dishwasher piece during the whole stay.
Stijlvol appartement in Spaans paleis in centrum Sevilla; uitrusting van de keuken niet in verhouding tot de prijs; vaatwas stuk gedurende gans verblijf.
Spacious, comfortable flat in an excellent position
We stayed in this delightful apartment for four days in July. It was perfectly located with all necessary conveniences nearby. Our host was very accommodating and informative about the area. I will for sure be back for another stay. Thank you for a great stay!
The location is fantastic, with an amazing view from the roof terrace. Lovely place to stay, everything within walking distance. The apartment has all that is needed.
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Attempting to access all of the devices on the network, but since some of our machines do not have passwords on the main windows account (nothing stored locally) then we are having issues. Is there a workaround? Thanks
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Jul 26, 2007 at 10:41 UTC
secure your windows boxes...
why no password? It just doesn't make sense in this day and age.
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Jul 26, 2007 at 2:19 UTC
You could create a second account on those machines that has a password.