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Bellone's a crook recently caught in the Babylon garbage scandal…overcharging the taxpayer's and then putting the money aside in a slush fund? Why anyone vote for him as County Executive is beyond belief. And how the money wasn't returned?
Finally a person we can trust with the future of Suffolk County.
Angie Carpenter!
Mr. Bellone and his administration have been less than truthful about raisiing taxes, spending, and debt. As to taxes, there are four town taxes: highway; garbage; lighting district; and general fund. During the 2007 campaign, Bellone and his "team" claimed to be holding the line on the "town tax" for six years. Such was misleading. There were significant, often double digit, increases in the highway, garbage, and lighting districts (highway taxes were increased 17.36% in 2003, 18.99% in 2005, and 7.37% in 2006, and 17.99% in 2007; the garbage tax was increased 9.99% in 2005; and the lighting district was increased 20.5% in 2005 and 9.99% in 2007!). As to the general fund, it was increased by more than 9% within a week of the 2007 election! Now, in 2011, Bellone and his "team" claim to have cut taxes! That is not true – the general fund has been increased by more than 24% over the last three years! As to garbage taxes, taxpayers were overcharged for garbage taxes eight years in a row, during which period the town accumulated and held more than $41 million of taxpayer money. By "cutting" the garbage tax, Bellone and his team are merely paying back taxpayers for monies they were wrongfully charged (the town repeatedly and systematically overestimated expenses and underestimated revenue in the garbage fund during the eight year period). To now claim credit for cutting taxes is disceptive!
Angie Carpenter is the one and only Candidate that has the Life, Personal and Political Experience to take the County to the Next Level.
You need someone in the County government that knows and understands the process, the finances, the legislators and has a proven track record of success. Angie Carpenter has the ablility and class to do the job with the respect of the voters twice over and the politicians with whom she must work and interact.
Bellone has a strong record on taxes and is a proven fiscal manager. Biggest tax cut on Long Island last year, its time everyone stops misrepresenting his record!
Angie Carpenter is hands down the most qualified candidate we have had in years to be County Executive. As a successful business woman, an experienced 12 year legislator with a proven track record in working for the good off ALL the people of Suffolk county and now as Treasurer, she has had her hand and heart in every aspect of government. Her knowledge and experience can only bring the county to its rightful place as a leader in capable, government with integrity.
I like Angie but she doesn't stand a chance of beating Steve Bellone. Hate to say it, but this race is over already.
Angie is a nice person, but Bellone wins in a walk.
Chairman Richie knows how to win County wide races.
Mr. Lavalle summed up Bellone last night! Big Tax Bellone! Higher taxes will chase people away even faster!
Mr. Bellone is a thoughtful, visionary leader who has the courage to look for long-term solutions to difficult issues. Given his exemplary record in Babylon, he will make a fine County Executive.
Angie Carpenter is a good, kind, decent person, and would do a good job as county executive. However, as wonderful as she is, she is not in the same league with Steve Bellone. As much as I like Angie, I am supporting Steve.
As a lifelong Republican, I look to the Republican Party to field leadership that can make a positive difference for the community at large. That said, my vote is for Democrat, Steve Bellone in a heartbeat. Mr. Bellone is a talented, intelligent, hardworking, proven performer. Suffolk County residents will be fortunate to have such a dedicated and energetic public official roll up his sleeves and get to work for them.
William "Matthew" Groh: Cite your comment; or else it didn't happen.
stacey: that is just false. completely, 100% false. if i'm wrong, then please cite your source.
Angie has a proven track record and can and will win over Mr Bellone to the people who think she does not have a chance of winning people have said that before and won two county wide elections how many has Mr Bellone won zero
"people have said that before and won two county wide elections how many has Mr Bellone won zero."
hahaha. people have said that before AND; *and*, won TWO–(2) county wide elections. read that sentence over again little jack and tell me if there may be something wrong with it.
Let me guess jack: you spent more time throughout your life focusing on physical growth then you did emphasizing mental growth.
she won let me guess frank j you spend more time looking at what other people say than coming up with any statements of your own or can you not think of any good things to say about Mr Bellone
Jack: I feel like talking positively about Steve Bellone is just so obvious. See for yourself:
The above link will link you to *some* of the initiatives Bellone has put in place. Ok, have you looked at it? Good. Now tell me, what else could Steve Bellone have possibly done for the people of the Town of Babylon. He wants to do that with Suffolk County. I admit, I do not know too much about Carpenter (someone enlighten me, please–I never said she was bad, I'm just saying why Bellone is good). I would just like to point out this miserable trend of people in the US voting against their best interests–propaganda works. It's very simple: for the middle and lower class, unless you are totally devoted to a special interest group (anti-abortion people, etc.) then it is not in your best interests to vote republican unless the democrat is particularly corrupt, or if the politician is running as a republican as a lack of options (i.e. Bloomberg). If you don't know anything about politics, then don't vote; you will be messing with the interests of the greater good, and therefore you will be slowing down human progress. If you are lacking in information, then please refrain from commenting until this is remedied as it renders your opinions less than correct, and has a tendency to irritate those of us who are more-informed. Also, sorry for making fun of your English Jack, I didn't realize English wasn't your first language. Now prove to me that you've spent a significant amount of time on your mental aspects Jack. Or else you are a mouth-breathing meathead (but i bet you have a really great tan).
frank j thanks for proving my point and making your self look very silly you say i should read a link about Mr Belltone then you admit that do not know much about Capenter yet you tell me I will be messing with the interests of the greater good sorry frank the people of Germany were told the same thing before ww2 all you know how to do is bad mouth any one who has a different point of view and try to bully people with your BS to use your words you are a meathead also thank you for showing what type of fool will vote for Mr Belltone you are really doing him a disservice
I guess that we can tell who the card-carryin' committee persons are on here telling half-truths and total fabrications about Steve. I carry cards for nobody and like the job he's done here in Babylon! Ms Carpenter is a worthy candidate but as I recall her own party chose Randy Altschuler, a political newcomer, last time around for county executive and not her. Why was that?
Randy Altschuler flirted with the idea of running but decide not he did run for congress but lost to Mr bishop by a few hundred votes he would be a very good candidate as is ms Carpenter and i hope he runs for office again and why not
In response to Frank J., please identify yourself by last name. Otherwise, your anonymous comments carry no weight. Notwithstanding same, facts are stubborn things, and the facts in my email were taken directly from (1) the Statement of Taxes sent to each Babylon town homeowner every year from the Receiver of Taxes, (2) a November 9, 2009 letter from the State of New York Office of the State Comptroller to Steven Bellone, Supervisor, which can be located on the Comptroller's website at http://www.osc.state.ny.us/localgov/audits/towns/2009/babylon_br.pdf, and (3) the audit letters for 2008, 2007, and 2006, which can be pulled from the same web site. If you cannot locate them, please provide your email address and I will be glad to email the audit letters to you.
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A commonly sought goal during these fasts is the removal of harmful waste debris from the lower portions of the digestive tract. This is also sometimes referred to as a fasting colon cleanse.
The basic theory behind a "fasting colon cleanse" is that going without solid food for an unusually long span of time forces the intestines to focus its attention on the unpassed waste matter lodged within it. It also allows purging fluids, such as water, better access to this unwanted material to further assist the colon cleansing process.
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Safely fasting requires preparation, and definitely isn't the sort of thing you wake up one morning and decide to start. At least, not if you want it to be effective. Even then there are health risks involved — especially with longer lasting fasts.
It is essential to understand that, despite their similarities, fasting is not the same thing as starving yourself. While starving implies an absolute denial of nutritional sustenance, fasting simply means a scheduled limiting of food and drink intake. Some methods call for restricting all solids only during certain periods of the day. Others suggest a consuming a very limited range of foodstuff such as organic fresh fruits only, but allow you to do so around the clock. Going full 24-hour spans of time on only a small amount of water is not usually recommend.
On the other hand, the occasional well-planned fasting colon cleanse can be an effective means of flushing toxic residue from the body and improving overall health. And as long as the rules of a given fast allow for the consumption of minimal amounts of liquid nourishment, such as fruit or vegetable juice, then they can be more than likely practiced in conjunction with the use of a high-quality oxygen based colon cleanser for added benefit.
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Utah prosecutors will soon have more tools to combat human trafficking.
The Senate voted 25-0 on Wednesday to pass HB163, and sent it to Gov. Gary Herbert for his signature.
It would remove the statute of limitations on prosecuting suspects engaged in human trafficking, and bar the common defense claim that the age of a kidnapped person was not know to the suspects at the time of the crime.
It also would increase the penalties for felony convictions of using children in prostitution or smuggling children for the purpose of slavery or sexual exploitation. It was sponsored by House Minority Leader Jennifer Seelig, D-Salt Lake City.
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POMONA -- Efforts are under way to bring together representatives of nonprofits, houses of worship and local government to address the increase in violent crime that has plagued Pomona in recent weeks, Mayor Elliott Rothman said Monday.
During the City Council meeting, members of the public and the council spoke about violence that has killed six people and wounded 12 since March 7.
"It's about reaching out to all of our partners in the community and the county to try to develop something to try to stop the violence," Rothman said.
By working together and with each agency sharing its expertise, "we can get the assets we need and that they can provide to bring this to a halt," Rothman said.
He said Los Angeles County Supervisor Gloria Molina and county government have in the past helped the city get funding for public works, and he hopes Molina will be able to assist again.
A date when the various groups can convene has yet to be set, but Rothman said "the sooner the better."
The most recent violence came early Saturday in the Angela-Chanslor neighborhood of south Pomona, where two boys were killed and another person seriously wounded.
The incident in Angela-Chanslor came after several years without a significant incident in that area, Police Chief Dave Keetle said Sunday.
Among the steps taken to combat crime in that neighborhood, and a large part of southern Pomona, was securing a gang injunction that went into effect in 2006, he said. The injunction is still being enforced.
Work has also been undertaken to address and prevent crime with the help of a federal Weed and Seed grant that served a large area of south Pomona.
Although police agencies conducted two gang sweeps in the city recently, law enforcement has more to do, Keetle said.
"That's not the end of it. It's an ongoing effort," he said, adding he can't reveal what other strategies the department has planned.
Police are using all the resources available and continue working with other law enforcement agencies in an effort to apprehend those responsible for these crimes, Keetle said.
"Everyone wants these to stop, and so do I," he said.
Rothman said members of the Pomona Police Department are working around the clock to deal with the uptick in violence.
During Monday's meeting, Greg Chisolm of Crossing Jordan Ministries said his group plans to ask the city and the Police Department to bring people together so "we can come up with a solution to stop the cycle of violence. "
He added that "Pomona can be changed, but we have to work together. "


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I noticed fans of Leon, Claire, Jill and Wesker can get along for the most part
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Syn_Vengeance 4 years ago#11
Currently playing: Resident evil 6, Devil may cry HD, Dead space
I am a Chris, Wesker, and Piers fangirl. When Chris and Wesker were redesigned for RE5, I was blown away. Leon does have a nice butt though, I will give him that.
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longstorm555 posted...the problem is that most people became leon fans once re4 hit the market. that was aslo when re became EXTREMELY popular what with all the awards it won. younger people got into resident evil by playing re4 first. young boys who saw leon being a badass and thought his one liners were cool at the time. thus, hero worshipping of leon began.
Now Chris fanboy opinions = Facts
I like Chris, Jill, Leon, and Claire. Not a huge fan of Wesker. But I think Jill fans are by far the worst and most persistent. They might have a combined IQ of 5.
"No man should fight any war but his own."
BasementDude 4 years ago#15
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any over zealous fanboy is annoying, end of story
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any over zealous fanboy is annoying, end of story
Jill fanboys are greater in numbers and more annoying than most in my book.
"No man should fight any war but his own."
ragnardemon 4 years ago#17
There are multiple Chris fanboys trying to start stuff in this thread alone!
The Leon fans that came in with RE4 are the worst.
loverboyyss 4 years ago#19
Leon fanboys are the worst. Go through this board, you'll see the majority of crap that has the versus thing begins with a Leon fanboy trying to prove how much better Leon is at everything. Which he isn't, btw.
I personally think these fanboys are no older than 20 and if they are, I seriously pity them.
Ada fans are a close second.
Do you notice no one who likes Ada think it's possible to like her without pairing her up with Leon? And vice versa? It's shameful. It's like they like her only because she gets Leon, which makes me think of horny teen girls wanting to be as cool and as sexy as Ada and get into the pretty boy's pants, Leon.
AgentAda, an user here, is a good example of that. PERFECT example, actually. She likes to bash Jill and Jill's fans (which are horrible, too) but when someone bashes Ada and Ada fans, she turns into a dragon and tries to eat your head. A little girl, at best, trying to defend her precious favorite character. Can't wait for her to see this and prove my point. *-*
Claire fans also are a whining bunch. The girl's not a fighter anymore, let her story end.
Not even gonna mention Wesker's because dear god almighty. The guy is dead. He was the VILLAIN. He was supposed to die, why are people so surprised? He was also not that great of a villain. Generic since the start. People who claim otherwise are clearly blind with fanboyism which is what makes his fans horrible.
Jill fans are, for the most of it, sexist ass. I bet some good money they spent the majority of their time trying to get a glimpse of her vagina in RE5, then giggled, called their 'bros', they all got together to watch it too and then talk about her and her ass.
Chris fans, look at the irony, seem to be the most normal. Most of the fans I found here were only defending themselves and were provoked first. When some Leon fanboys here noticed Chris fans were upset with the Chris dying rumors before RE6's release, they started trolling this board and obviously, Chris' fans defended themselves.
There are some annoying brats who also start the 'who is better at this, chris or leon?' threads.
I have yet to meet some sane people who enjoy the characters and accept people who don't like their characters and treat the whole thing with maturity because it's a freaking video game and none of them are fictional and if you can't make fun of your favorite character, then you're taking it too seriously.
loverboyyss 4 years ago#20
*None of them are ~~~real~~ i meant. They are fictional. lol;
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Lynette Lee, 61, of Ryde and formerly of Lodi, died Nov. 20, 2013. She was born Lynette Rathjen on March 5, 1952, in Lodi.
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06/15/12 7:34AM By Nina Keck
Many local officials are still concerned about the merger's economic impact.
Rutland County Senator Peg Flory says it's hard to describe the way she felt when she heard the merger was approved.
"It's just sort of feels like having a good old long time friend - all of a sudden move to the other end of the country," Flory says.
She says CVPS has been a vital, economic engine for Rutland and losing it will be hard.
Rutland State Senator Kevin Mullin says he hates to see all the executive positions go - especially since the mineral processing company OMYA moved its headquarters out of the area just a few years ago.
"We're losing the really good paying jobs out of the Rutland region and there isn't someone coming in to fill that vacuum," Mullin says.
Rutland Mayor Chris Louras says he was pleased to see that the city's memorandum of understanding with Green Mountain Power was included in the Public Service Board's decision.
Louras says the agreement outlined job protection criteria that should help spread job losses out between both CVPS and GMP.
But Kevin Mullin says the merger will cost the state more than just jobs.
"We had two very strong utilities in the state with CV and GMP and now what we've done is we've placed the control of our utilities in the hands of foreign ownership in the hands of one company," Mullin says. "I think it's a very risky step for the state of VT and I don't think it was a prudent one."
Mullin says he was especially disappointed that the public service board did not mandate that GMP reimburse ratepayers the 21 million dollars they paid to help bail CVPS out ten years ago.
"When you take a look at how much money is being made on this deal - to think that the rate payers couldn't' be repaid is just a shame," Mullin says.
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Subject: [CI] Le Lacheur / Blondel
Date: Sun, 17 May 2009 21:04:04 +0100
I can confirm the marriage of Elizabeth Blondel and Charles Le Lacheur
on Alderney on 5th Jun 1837, this was recorded in the local registers
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In 1841 they are living at Rutte Bree Gurnsey, with two children.
Rutte Bree
Charles Le Lacheur 25 Cooper J Y
Elizabeth 25 Alderney
Charles 3 Y
Elizabeth 2 Y
I also have two other children Jane born St Peter Port abt 1859 and
John born about 1852 also at St Peter Port, I can only assume John was
a son by the fact he was living next door at Rutte Bree in 1881
Elizabeth was the daughter of John (Jean) Blondel by his first wife
Elizabeth Le Ber, she was born 1st Nov 1815 on Alderney
John Blondel was the Island carpenter born Jul 1788 on Alderney, son
of Matthieu "from the isle of Guernsey" by his wife Thomasse Le Ber.
Elizabeth was the daughter of Seigneur Nicholas Le Ber, she was born
18 Jun 1786 and died 18 Jan 1841, buried in the old churchyard St
Annes Alderney.
I am researching the Blondel line in Alderney.
I don't know if or how they connect with any Elsie Blondel Lacheur or
Jean Blondel Lacheur later on Guernsey.
Cheers Tom
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Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano today declared the Gulf of Mexico oil slick "a spill of national significance," meaning the government is designating more forces to contain its spread toward the U.S. coastline.
President Obama has ordered his staff to the area to "aggressively confront" the spill that is now much larger than expected, added press secretary Robert Gibbs.
At a special White House briefing, Napolitano said "every available asset" will be used to battle the spill. Oil could reach the Mississippi and Louisiana coasts by late Friday afternoon. Obama has telephoned the governors of those coastal states, as well as Texas, Alabama, and Florida.
British Petroleum (BP), the owner of the oil rig that exploded, is responsible for paying the costs of response and clean-up, Napolitano said.
Napolitano and other officials said their priorities are keeping residents of the Gulf Coast informed about the spread of oil, investigating the cause of the explosion, and making sure all oil drilling rigs in the gulf are following safety regulations.
The gulf spill could have a major political ramification: Obama's plan to expand offshore oil drilling as a way to increase the nation's domestic supply.
White House environmental adviser Carol Browner said the administration is only at "the beginning of a process" on new drilling rules, and the focus should be on the existing oil spill.
Gibbs noted that the incident is occurring in an area already open to offshore drilling. "Today, we don't know what caused this," he said.
In terms of the clean-up, "we are prepared for the worst case," said Sally Brice O'Hare, rear admiral for the U. S. Coast Guard. The goal, she said, is to "make sure this is not an Exxon Valdez type of case."
Napolitano briefed Obama this morning on the oil spill.
Obama has spoken with the five Gulf Coast governors who may be affected by the spill: Haley Barbour of Mississippi, Bobby Jindal of Louisiana, Bob Riley of Alabama, Rick Perry of Texas, and Charlie Crist of Florida.
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I confess that until recently I had not watched a minute of the ABC show "Extreme Home Makeover." Then, randomly, I watched a few moments several weeks ago, my snobbery at mainstream American entertainment (temporarily) overcome. I came away touched by the show's heart, even as I found aspects of it quite interesting.
There's another show remarkably similar to this one, called "Oprah's Big Give" or something like that. The thing I find most interesting, and potentially troubling, about both of these shows is that they marry "consumerism and altruism", as a recent New Yorker piece by Nancy Franklin put it. Both shows involve lots of money and product being spent and given to help people. Now, let me say that I am not certainly not against money and materials being given to people. However, we should note that this is perhaps a uniquely modern way of philanthropy. Forget the monks of centuries past who would renounce all in order to live with and serve the poor. Now, we enlist corporate America, build the needy a McMansion, and adjust the television cameras to just the right angle to get that killer close-up. Does all this negate the positive effects of the so-called "consumerist charity" entertainment fare mentioned above? I'm not sure that it does. But then again, I'm not really sure what exactly to think of this brand of entertainment. It is quite clearly a mix of positive and concerning traits.
With my concerns quickly registered, I will say that I think that Christians should watch at least one episode of "Extreme Home Makeover". The show's host, Ty Pennington, seems to have a heart for people. He's a little wired and a little youngish for me, but he does seem to care for the needy, and he has, in his own way, helped many. Of course, his deeds don't seem to be done out of a redeemed heart (though I don't know what he claims religiously), and thus they aren't ultimately worthy, but in an earthly sense, it is convicting and encouraging to see a person working for the betterment of other people. All of the above qualification applies, but at the end of the day, I watch the show, and I think to myself, wow, this guy is doing stuff. What am I doing? How much do I do to advance the gospel and heal the broken everywhere around me? Do I even think of such people and such needs? Or do I think far, far more about me and my interests and my concerns and my own little atomized life?
For just a little while, this show makes me want to live for others, makes me want to reorganize my priorities so that my life is one long stream of blessing pouring into the lives of others. I can make a biblical and theological case for relaxation and enjoying God's good gifts and the importance of free time, as many can, but at the end of the day, I have to ask myself, where does the balance lie? It's easy to cast aside shows like "Extreme Home Makeover", to sniff at them, to deride them as thoughtless, silly, done out of wrong motives, culturally lowbrow, and so on. Some of those critiques would be true. But none of this does anything to change the fact that this show actually does reflect, however imperfectly, one of the fundamental tenets of biblical Christianity, namely, that we should live for others and not for ourselves. We who are redeemed are called to share and live out the gospel in our world, and this means sharing the faith verbally and then putting it into practice in tangible ways to heal, mend, and bless.
"Extreme Home Makeover" is not perfect. But perhaps it is a little gift of God in the form of a prodding–if overcaffeinated–reminder to we who are redeemed that our faith should not be passive but active. If the lost around us outdo us in caring for others, what does this say of our faith? More to the point, what does it say of our hearts? One wonders what Ty Pennington and his crew are like when the cameras are off. But for us, there is no need to wonder. Most of us do not have and will never have cameras on us. What people see is what we are. What do they see? Is our faith alive? Is it working? Or is it self-consumed, self-serving, or more scarily, dead?


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Alton Brown's I'm Just Here for the Food is not so much a traditional cookbook, but rather science and technique. In 80 recipes, Brown teaches the how's and why's of cooking. His unconventional and funny style will help anyone understand the basics of what he calls heat applied to food, otherwise known as cooking.
Pound for pound, Mark Bittman's tome How to Cook Everything is a great investment for anyone just starting out. It's a book for absolute beginners, with much room for growth. Aspiring cooks will keep on learning with over 1500 step-by-step recipes and information on ingredients.
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Are you buying for the prince of pates or the empress of epicure? The serious gastronome on your list would be happy to find this gift:
The Last Course: The Desserts of Gramercy Tavern combines Claudia Fleming's impeccable technique and flavor palette to create such delights as Earl Grey Chocolate Truffles and Lemon Verbena Custard. Eighty-five stunning color portraits make this an obvious choice for gastroporn.
And, speaking of gastroporn, don't forget Nigella Lawson - whose sultry TV show, "Nigella Bites" is credited with this term that brings all things carnal to the table. Nigella's How to Eat is her first - and best book. It's been re-released with the alabaster-skinned beauty slyly peeking out from her jet-black tresses - but husbands please note that a copy of the old pre-television version, lacking the glam shot of sweet Nigella, is the kinder gift.
And if you know a cook who sits by the fireside with absolutely NO intention of cooking, here is a toothsome book to satisfy the reader without the burden of recipes.
Cornbread Nation: The Best of Southern Food Writing is a heaping portion of great reads. As editor John Egerton notes in the introduction, "The chefs are wannabe writers and the writers are wannabe chefs". The stories come rolling out like Cajun popcorn. Dig in is my advice.
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Penrith has refused to rule out making a play for Cronulla's Todd Carney with the cashed-up Panthers on the hunt for a star playmaker after missing out on Johnathan Thurston.
Carney admitted during the week his contract talks had been called off because of the drug scandal surrounding the club, which resulted in Cronulla coach Shane Flanagan being stood down.
It leaves the NSW State of Origin five-eighth unsigned for next year. There is speculation clubs such as Penrith and St George Illawarra are interested in his services.
Penrith recently missed out on North Queensland star Thurston. While Panthers coach Ivan Cleary didn't want to talk about potential targets before Sunday's home clash with South Sydney, he admitted they were looking for ''good players''.
''I don't really want to talk about recruitment today. It's pretty obvious we've been active in the market last year. We've been making a lot of changes,'' he said. ''We're looking for good players but let's leave it at that.''
Penrith lost five-eighth Lachlan Coote for the season with a pectoral muscle tear. Cleary has given former Parramatta and Wests Tigers playmaker Tom Humble a shot at the No.6 jersey against the Rabbitohs.
''That's the great thing about professional sport. One door closes and another one opens and I'm really confident Tom will do a good job for us,'' Cleary said. ''It's up to him to stand up and do himself proud and take the opportunity.''
Humble, 24, who will make his Panthers' debut on Sunday, is delighted to get a crack in his favourite position after playing halfback in Penrith's final trial against Parramatta.
''It's a huge opportunity for me to set myself for one position. I've played a utility role at the last couple of clubs and this is a chance to make a position my own,'' he said.
He believes the Panthers' pack holds the key to beating the Rabbitohs who have enforcer Sam Burgess returning from suspension after getting away with a 14-12 win over Cronulla on Monday. ''They don't get headlines like some other packs like Souths but they'll go forward against anybody,'' Humble said.


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SEMINOLE, Fla. - As a pawn shop owner, Frank James was always a big believer in gun rights and the second amendment. After all, it was his bread and butter business. But after what he saw in Newtown, Connecticut on Friday, he's had a change of heart. "I basically broke into tears and looked up on the wall, seeing the types of firearms I am selling," James said.
At the Loan Star Pawn store in Seminole, a glass display case that once housed several Bushmaster AR-15 assault rifles is now empty. The glass counters normally filled with handguns has been completely cleared.
"I'm not going to be part of it anymore," James said. He has several copies of the exact rifle suspected in the massacre.
"The model, the brand, everything," he said.
The father of four said he was especially touched knowing that his youngest child, a six-year old daughter, was the same age as many of those children who were shot to death.
"I dropped my daughter off at school this morning. That was enough for me," James said. "Conscience wins over making money."
The store manager came into the pawn shop Monday and saw James taking down signs advertising guns, and asked him what was going on.
"He said don't take the guns out of the safe. We're no longer selling them," said Leia Thomas. "I was shocked."
In an era of high gold prices and a slow economy that keeps many people from spending, Thomas was worried that without firearms sales, the business will suffer.
"I battled him and definitely debated that decision a lot, but I think it was the right one," she said. "As long as he has a clear conscience."
James said he thought long and hard over the weekend about what can happen after he sells somebody a firearm. He considered the possibility that the shooter's mother could have bought weapons from his store.
"I probably would have sold a firearm to that woman thinking she's buying it for her own defense, and then something like that happens," he said, referring to Friday's massacre. "That's something I couldn't live with."
His store is filled with nostalgia, like vintage telephones and cash registers. Guitars hang on the back wall, and fishing poles are displayed overhead. There's even a few sealed boxes of discontinued Hostess treats in a display case.
But twinkle sales can't come close to the thousands of dollars worth of guns he could have sold.
"It'll probably cause my business to go out of business," James said. "I couldn't live with myself if one of my firearms went out, got in the wrong hands and killed an innocent person, let alone a child," he said.
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Steelers starters to see extended time
Ben Roethlisberger couldn't hide his lack of excitement for yet another preseason game, even the most important one of every summer. For Daniel Hrapmann, this might be the game of his life.
The Steelers play Saturday night in Buffalo in the third and most significant of their four preseason games. The starters will play at least until halftime, or far more time than they are likely to get Thursday against Carolina at Heinz Field.
Given that Roethlisberger and the other offensive starters played only a series — albeit a 16-play drive — Aug. 9 in Philadelphia, this game provides a significant chunk of time, even if a veteran like Roethlisberger barely can stifle a yawn at playing yet another game that doesn't count.
"Nothing to me," Roethlisberger said when asked what preseason game No. 3 means to him. "The only thing that it does is it does give you more time. Because you're playing so much, you have to know what they're doing a little bit and have some (game) plans for certain situations."
Receiver Emmanuel Sanders, who could get bumped from the starting lineup as soon as holdout Mike Wallace reports, believes the extra playing time will provide a better snapshot of the offense.
"You want to start off and get that rhythm early because you aren't playing that much and you want to get some catches and showcase what you're capable of doing," Sanders said. "Just to get in a game situation, to go out there in a live situation, helps tremendously."
The Steelers opened early leads in their first two games, 13-0 against the Eagles and 14-0 against the Colts, only to fall behind after the backups took over. They ended up losing to Philadelphia, 24-23, but beating the Colts, 26-24, on Sunday, when the starters stayed in about one quarter.
Hrapmann, a rookie, might be kicking as much to attract another club's attention as he is to impress the Steelers. He is 5 for 5, although a Colts defender partially blocked a last-minute game-winner Sunday.
Soccer-sized at 5-foot-6 and 164 pounds, Hrapmann wasn't drafted despite going 26 of 31 on field-goal attempts as a junior and 23 of 34 as a senior at Southern Mississippi. His only training camp tryout offer was from the Steelers, who have an incumbent kicker in Shaun Suisham, who is 2 for 2.
"I've always been told that everything you do in the preseason games, everybody (in the NFL) sees," Hrapmann said. "No matter what your situation is on your team, if something were to not happen, hopefully, you walk out and somebody notices you're doing well."
During a week in which there has been extra attention paid to special teams — coordinator Al Everest was fired Thursday and replaced by Amos Jones — the same goes for rookie punter Drew Butler. With Jeremy Kapinos (back) unable to punt so far, Butler is averaging 47.5 yards and 41.0 net.
The Bills, 0-2 in the preseason, in part, because they haven't developed a running game, have plenty of Pittsburgh connections .
Former Pitt coach Dave Wannstedt is defensive coordinator and assistant head coach. Offensive line coach Joe D'Alessandris, a former Pitt assistant, is from Aliquippa. Running back Zach Brown, fullback Dorin Dickerson and linebacker Scott McKillop are former Pitt players under Wannstedt, and guard Kraig Urbik was a third-round pick by the Steelers in 2009.
Alan Robinson is a staff writer for Trib Total Media. He can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Transactions will appear on the cardholder's bank or card statement as a payment to "The Luxe Cinema"
For all concessions/student tickets, the User must bring proof of entitlement to the Box Office as this may be required upon entry to the film or collection of tickets (where applicable).
The Luxe Cinema will endeavour to operate its cinema in accordance with its advertised programme. However, there will be instances when its ability to show a performance is impaired by circumstances beyond its control. In such situations, The Luxe Cinema reserves the right to cancel a performance, vary the time it shows it or provide customers with an alternative performance. If The Luxe Cinema does have to cancel a performance, The Luxe Cinema shall only refund the admission price and any handling fee paid for the relevant tickets, and no other costs.
The Luxe Cinema draws the User's attention to the conditions of the British Board of Film Classification certificate for the film being shown and is obliged to and will refuse admission to any person who, in the opinion of an authorised Luxe Cinema employee or representative, is under the minimum age required for admittance. The Luxe Cinema reserve the right to request any individual to provide proof of age and to exclude any such individual from any performance if they appear too young and/or cannot prove they are at least minimum age for admittance. In order for children under the age of 12 to be admitted after 7.00pm they must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.
Use of the tickets will be subject to the terms and conditions set out in The Luxe Cinema Entry Policy, which forms part of the Terms.
All transaction details, including credit card details, are encrypted using Secure Sockets Layer. Further, The Luxe Cinema seeks to ensure that bank details are never transmitted in clear text through The Luxe Cinema booking system.
The User agrees not to corrupt (or attempt to corrupt) any data or to circumvent (or attempt to circumvent) any of the security safeguards of The Luxe Cinema or any of its suppliers.
The User acknowledges that the Internet is not entirely secure and whilst The Luxe will take all reasonable steps to safeguard the security of any credit card information the User imparts through encryption methods, The Luxe Cinema shall not be liable for any damage that the User may suffer as a result of the loss of confidentiality of any such information.
The User acknowledges that The Luxe Cinema is entitled to handle any personal information that the User supplies when using the Web Site in accordance with the Privacy Policy, which forms part of the Terms.
All Loyalty Cards are issued at the discretion of The Luxe
Any signs of tampering (ie fake stamps) will result in cards being deemed invalid and destroyed.
One stamp will be issued per ticket sold. This can be on one single card or on seperate cards, depending on the preference of the patron.
Cards will not be stamped ahead of screenings, in case of cancellation.
If a patron visits without their Loyalty Card, they must keep their ticket and bring it back on a future visit to be validated.
Two cards are available. The Regular Purple Card is stamped for Regular Seating bookings, while the Gold Premier Card is stamped for bookings made in our Premier Seating. The Purple Cards can ONLY be redeemed against Regular seating, while the Gold Cards can be used against both Regular AND Premier.
Loyalty Card redemption is not permitted on 3D Screenings, Live Events, Q&A Showings, Luxe Classics, Fenland Film Society Screenings, Festival Screenings or Double features. Stamps can be gained from attending these screenings, provided a ticket was purchased.
Stamps are also issued on Membership Tickets, but never for Charity Tickets, Complimentary Tickets or for Loyalty Tickets.
To redeem a Loyalty Card you must either visit the Box Office in person or call the Box Office on (01945) 588808. We are currently unable to offer the Loyalty Scheme via our website.
For telephone bookings, The Luxe will issue a ticket in the Patron's name but they will only be handed over when the stamp card is presented. Unfortunately if no stamp card is present we will have to charge standard rates for tickets.
The Luxe reserves the right to amend or withdraw this offer at any time without prior warning
There is no expiry date on The Luxe Loyalty Cards, however if the offer is withdrawn or amended we may not be able to accept them.
Staff are NOT responsible for ensuring stamp cards are stamped on time. They will occasionally remind patrons, but this is not a requirement upon them. Responsibility remains entirely with the patron
Updated: 10th May 2017
The failure of The Luxe Cinema to insist upon or enforce strict performance of any provision of the Terms shall not be construed as a waiver of any provision or right.
The Luxe Cinema may assign, transfer or, where permitted by law, declare a trust over the benefit of its rights and obligations under the Terms to any party at any time without notice to the User. The User may not assign, transfer or declare a trust over his/her rights or obligations under the Terms without The Luxe Cinema prior written consent, which may be withheld at its absolute discretion.
The Luxe Cinema will not be in breach of the Terms or otherwise liable for any delay in performance of them to the extent that such breach or delay is due to circumstances beyond its reasonable control.
If any part of the Terms is unenforceable, invalid or illegal (including any provision in which The Luxe Cinema excludes its liability to the User), the enforceability, validity or legality of any other part of the Terms will not be affected or impaired in any way.
The Terms embody and set forth the entire agreement and understanding between The Luxe Cinema and the User and supersede all prior oral representations (including negligent representations) or written agreements, understandings or arrangements with respect to the subject matter hereof. Neither party shall be entitled to rely on any agreement, understanding or arrangement which is not expressly set forth in the Terms. The provisions of this clause shall not exclude any liability or any right which either party may have in respect of any statements made fraudulently prior to User's acceptance of the Terms or any fraudulent concealment by the other.
Any notice to be given by either party to the other may be sent by email, fax or recorded delivery to the address of the other. In the case of The Luxe Cinema, this address shall be The Luxe Cinema, Alexandra Road, Wisbech, Cambs, PE13 1HQ, as amended herein from time to time. In the case of the User, such an address shall be that provided at the time of registration or such other address as the User may from time to time have communicated to The Luxe Cinemas in writing or by email to email@example.com sent by email, a notice shall be deemed to be received on the day it was sent or, if sent by fax, shall be deemed to be served on receipt of an error free transmission report or, if sent by recorded delivery, shall be deemed to be served two days following the date of posting.
Some of the provisions of the Terms are for the benefit of The Luxe Cinema and its officers, directors, employees, agents, subsidiaries, affiliates, suppliers and third party information providers. Each of these persons or entities shall have the right to assert and enforce those provisions directly against the User on its own behalf if the User violates any of the Terms. Save for the foregoing, the Contracts (Rights of Third Parties) Act 1999 shall not apply to the Terms and no rights or benefits expressly or impliedly conferred by them shall be enforceable under that Act against the parties by any other person.
The Luxe Cinema wants all of its customers to enjoy their visit to our independant cinema . To help ensure this, admission to The Luxe is subject to the following terms and conditions. By purchasing or using a ticket, customers agree to be bound by these terms and conditions.
Behaviour: Disruptive, antisocial or violent behaviour by a customer or group of customers directed toward other customers or staff members will result in the offending customer or group of customers being required to leave the cinema immediately without any entitlement to a refund. What constitutes disruptive, antisocial or violent behaviour shall be determined at the sole discretion of The Luxe Cinema Duty Manager or staff and includes both physical and verbal abuse.
Alcohol and Food Policy: No alcohol, food or soft drink may be brought onto the premises. Only food and drink bought on the premises may be consumed on the premises. Alcohol may only be purchased and consumed in The Luxe Cinema licensed bar area or in our licensed screen and licensing laws will be strictly enforced.
Mobile Devices: All mobile devices including mobile telephones must be switched off at all times during the feature presentation.
Piracy: Customers are not allowed to bring any form of recording or copying equipment (in whatever medium) into the auditorium. Recording or copying equipment taken into the auditorium may be confiscated for inspection by The Luxe Cinema Duty Manager. Customers are reminded that it is a serious criminal offence to copy or attempt to copy any film, soundtrack or other copyright protected material shown in the auditorium and customers found in contravention will be liable on conviction to an unlimited fine and imprisonment of up to 10 years.
Certification: The Luxe Cinema is not responsible for the certification of adverts, trailers or films. All complaints in respect of the wrongful classification of any of these items should be directed to the British Board of Film Classification (the BBFC).
Search Policy: The Luxe Cinema reserves the right to search a customer's possessions whilst on the premises for any item which a staff member believes may contravene these terms and conditions. Customers must consent to being searched for any item which a staff member believes may contravene these terms and conditions. Failure to give consent will result in the Cinema Duty Manager refusing entry or requiring the customer to leave the premises immediately without any entitlement to a refund.
Parking: The Luxe Cinema is not responsible for the parking regulations imposed by third parties, including any cost imposed on customers. Customers should take up any issues directly with the third party concerned.
Only customers in possession of a valid ticket will be admitted into the auditorium to which the ticket relates and admission will be permitted only for the duration of the performance specified by the ticket. At the time of collection, customers should check that the ticket's details are correct as tickets cannot be later exchanged or refunded in the event of any error.
Lost, stolen or damaged tickets will not be replaced. Any customer who does not hold a valid ticket may be required to leave the premises.
Customers should keep the ticket stubs with them at all times.
The Luxe Cinema will refuse admission to any person who, in the opinion of an authorised employee or representative, is under the minimum age required by the BBFC classification for a presentation and cannot prove that they are at least the minimum age required. the Luxe Cinema expressly reserves the right to request photographic identification verifying the age of the customer (e.g. a driving licence or passport) for entry into 12A, 15 and 18 certificated films. Photocopies of birth certificates, passports and driver's licences are acceptable. Children under the age of 12 must be accompanied by someone who is at least 18 years of age to be admitted after 7.00pm. Children under the age of 8 must be accompanied by someone who is at least 18 years of age at all times (regardless of film classification).
Student tickets will only be issued upon the production of valid National Union of Students photographic identification showing a clear photograph of the student and the applicable expiry date of the identification. Student tickets will be limited to one per student. Photographic identification may be checked before admission to the auditorium in the case of pre-booked tickets.
In order to avoid disturbing other customers, customers who arrive after the start of the feature presentation will only be permitted entry into the auditorium at the Cinema Duty Manager's sole discretion.
Although The Luxe Cinema seeks to follow its advertised programme, it reserves the right to cancel or reschedule a performance or to substitute an alternative film or presentation, if forced to do so by circumstances beyond its control.
If a film showing or other presentation is cancelled, rescheduled or substituted, the Cinema Duty Manager will have the sole discretion to decide whether to refund customers the cost of their tickets or to issue replacement tickets for the same film or presentation at an alternative time.
The Luxe Cinema reserves the right to refuse the entry onto its premises of any person who is believed to be overly intoxicated and may require any person or customer who is believed to be overly intoxicated to leave the premises immediately without any entitlement to a refund.
No customer is allowed to bring any illegal substances or weapons onto the premises. Anyone found in possession of such items will be refused entry or will be required to leave the premises immediately without any entitlement to a refund. The Luxe Cinema takes such matters seriously and may report the incident to the police.
In order to comply with applicable health and safety legislation, customers must at all times remain within the public areas of the premises and must not obstruct the aisles with personal belongings.
Customers must keep their personal belongings with them at all times. The Luxe Cinema accepts no responsibility for the loss, theft, alteration or damage to any personal items brought onto the premises.
Nothing in these terms and conditions affects your statutory rights as a customer or excludes or limits The Luxe Cinema liability for fraud or for death or personal injury resulting from The Luxe Cinema's negligence or for any other liability which The Luxe cannot exclude or limit under law but otherwise The Luxe Cinema's liability to you as a customer shall be limited to the ticket price paid.
In addition to its other rights, in the event that a customer or group of customers breach or breaches any of the terms and conditions of this policy, The Luxe Cinema reserves the right to take such action as is necessary to prevent a reoccurrence of such breach (including recovering any costs incurred). Such action may include banning the relevant customer or customers from The Luxe Cinema premises and/or taking legal action.
The Luxe Cinema reserves the right to charge for any additional service or product which it may supply.
The Luxe Cinema Duty Manager or employee may refuse entry to any person onto the premises of the The Luxe Cinema at any time and will be under no obligation to provide a reason to that person.
The Luxe Cinema accepts no responsibility for any information displayed or broadcast on the premises by any third party.
The Luxe Cinema reserves the right to amend these terms and conditions from time to time without notice.
Full terms and conditions can be found on MEEKAT MOVIES WEBSITE
In these Card Conditions, the following words have the meanings set out against them:
Conditions: these Card Conditions and The Luxe Cinema General Terms and Conditions;
The Luxe Cinema's General Terms and Conditions: the general terms and conditions of The Luxe for customers' attendance at The Luxe Cinema, as may be displayed at The Luxe or on its website under the heading The Luxe Cinema Entry Policy;
Gift Card: subject to the Conditions, a paper voucher which can be used to purchase cinema tickets, merchandise and/or refreshments in The Luxe Cinema in the United Kingdom, The Channel Islands and Ireland during the Validity Period;
"Transaction Value": the value of any cinema tickets, merchandise and/or refreshments purchased with the Gift Card;
we/us/our: (i) The Luxe Cinema if you are a UK resident or if you are resident in Ireland;
you/your/yours: the person to whom the Gift Card is issued.
The Conditions apply to all Gift/Voucher Cards and by purchasing the Gift/Voucher Card you agree to be legally bound by the Conditions.
The Gift/Voucher Card may only be used in The Luxe Cinema and only for the purchase of cinema tickets, refreshments and merchandise sold in The Luxe Cinema.
You may give the Gift/Voucher Card to anyone else to use. Please make sure that you and/or they keep the Gift/Voucher Card safe as anyone who presents the Gift/Voucher Card ("the User") will be able to redeem it. Where the Gift/Voucher Card is less than the total Transaction Value, the User will be required to make up the difference in price.
Gift/Voucher Cards may not be exchanged for cash. Where the total Transaction Value is less than the value of the voucher, the difference will be given to the User in the form of further gift vouchers.
Defaced, illegible, or photocopied Gift Cards will not be accepted.
The Gift/Voucher Card does not entitle the User to preferential treatment over other Luxe Cinema customers for the purchase of cinema tickets, merchandise or refreshments, access to the cinema or otherwise.
The Gift/Voucher Card does not entitle you to any credit or other form of financial accommodation.
Other taxes or costs may exist in relation to the Gift/Voucher Card that are not imposed by us.
The Gift/Voucher Card validation period is one year.
We currently offer three types of Memberships:
Standard: Includes Four Complimentary Tickets for use on any regular film screening.
Deluxe: Includes Eight Complimentary Tickets for use on any regular film screening.
Premier: Includes Sixteen Complimentary Tickets for use on any regular film screening.
All Memberships incorporate discount of £1 for any regular film screening and £2 for any Live Event Screening.
The discount may only be used by the Member or an authorised 'Guest'.
The free tickets are valid to be used on the Premier seats.
Premier Memberships also include free Q&A Session Tickets offered by The Luxe Cinema. There is no guarantee of when, or if these will occur, but when they do, Premier Membership will allow for ONE free ticket per membership.
Complimentary tickets have no monetary value, and no refund will be given on them.
72 Hour Priority Booking applies to ALL Membership levels, with new films opening on a Friday and remaining exclusively open to Members over the weekend. Some films will be exempt from Priority Booking, subject to specific contractual obligations. For example if a film has a national release date, this will open to all patrons simultaneously.
Up to 20% discount on refreshments from the Luxe Bar (Differing discounts are available with differing memberships).
To qualify for discounts at The Luxe Bar, the Member must present their own Friends of The Luxe Membership card. The card is not transferrable. Violation of this may result in the card being seized and the associated Membership being cancelled with immediate effect. No refund or reimbursement will be given.
It is the Member's responsibility to ensure that the correct discounts have been made at time of purchase.
Newsletter will be emailed out to patrons regularly and we require an up to date email address on your membership to ensure that the email can be delivered.
There is no 'paper copy' of this Newsletter available, it is only available via email.
All information in The Luxe Newsletter is correct at time of sending, and all details contained within are subject to change without notice.
This is an annual membership that expires one calendar year from the day you set as an activation date.
All complimentary tickets must be redeemed within this time frame or they will be lost.
Being a Friend of The Luxe does not entitle the holder to any special privilege outside of the usual terms of Membership.
Any questions or complaints you may have in relation to the Gift/Voucher Card/Memberships should be directed to the Manager.
No other out of court complaint or redress system or compensation scheme exists in relation to the Gift/Voucher/Membership Card.
Except as expressly provided in the Conditions, all warranties, conditions or other terms in favour of you or the User implied by Statute or common law are excluded to the fullest extent permitted by law.
Nothing in the Conditions is intended nor shall it be construed to limit our liability for fraud or death or for personal injury caused by our negligence.
We shall in no circumstances be liable if The Luxe Cinema is closed permanently or temporarily, for whatever reason or if a particular film is not available for whatever reason.
We shall not be liable to you by reason of any failure or delay in performing any of our obligations in relation to the Gift/Voucher Card under the Conditions if the failure or delay was due to any cause beyond our reasonable control.
We shall not be liable to you or the User in respect of any indirect or consequential loss, damage, costs or expenses or other claims for consequential compensation whatsoever which arise out of or in connection with the Gift/Voucher Card.
Our liability to you or the User shall not exceed the amount paid by you for the Gift/Voucher Card.
You must ensure that the information you provide ("Personal Information") is accurate and complete.
The following applies to any information provided to us by you:
(a) By opting into being contacted by us when providing us with your information, you authorise us to use any information about you provided to the extent reasonably necessary to aggregate subscriber profiles and to provide you with information about offers, products and/or services offered by us from time to time. If you agree to being contacted by us when you purchase the Gift/Voucher Card.
(b) You authorise us to transfer or disclose Personal Information provided by you to our professional advisors and such other parties as we consider necessary in the administration of our business (including financial decisions), customer profile research or if required to disclose such information by law;
(c) If you provide us with any Personal Information which relates to your racial or ethnic origin, political opinions, religion or other beliefs of a similar nature, trade union membership, physical or mental health or condition, sex life or any criminal convictions or proceedings ("Sensitive Data"), we will not disclose the Sensitive Data to any person for any reason without your express prior consent.
If any part of the Conditions is found by a court or any competent authority to be invalid, unlawful or unenforceable then such part shall be severed from the remainder of the Conditions which shall continue to be valid and enforceable to the fullest extent permitted by law.
English law governs these Conditions and all aspects of our relationship, unless your address you give us when purchasing the Gift/voucher Card is in Scotland, when Scottish law applies or in Ireland, when Irish law applies.


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LONDON -- Prince William has filed a formal registration for the birth of his son, Prince George. The occupations William listed on the certificate for he and his wife are "prince" and "princess."
William signed the birth registry today, and gave the full name of his son as: His Royal Highness Prince George Alexander Louis of Cambridge.
The certificate lists William as the father and "Catherine Elizabeth" as the prince's mother.


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Danner 26021
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Made in the USA and U.S.M.C.-certified, the Danner Marine is built to serve. Constructed with rough-out full-grain leather for toughness, and a Vibram® Sierra outsole for comfort. Lined in waterproof, breathable GORE-TEX® for comfort and protection from the elements. The boots lace to the toe for better fit and support, and Danner's famous stitchdown construction gives a more stable platform and superior durability. The steel toe meets or exceeds ASTM F2413-05 I/75 C/75 EH standards.• Made in the USA
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