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If you're anything like me (you know, with sleeping disorders and such), alarm clocks do you no good. They go off, you turn it off and you don't even remember doing it. This one goes off and runs away from you. That should do the trick.
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Crime is just one of many factors that impair a city's ability to attract economic development, a Mackinac Center analyst told The Saginaw News recently after the city of Saginaw was named as the most dangerous place for women in the country.
"If we want more business activity in the city, we have to avoid raising the cost of living and working in the area," said Michael LaFaive, director of the Morey Fiscal Policy Initiative. "Having high crime rates or even the reputation of high crime raises the cost of living and doing business in Saginaw."
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Illegal dump site frustrates nearby residents
FIELDS LANDING- Gas cans, tires, vacuums, and two trailers are part of an illegal dumpsite that sits on the edge of one neighborhood in Fields Landing. Over the past six months the dump site has grown and nearby residents have had enough.
"I have to see this everyday,' said Anita Hart, who lives closest to the dump site and can see it from her kitchen window. Hart purchased her home in September and learned that transients had been living in the two trailers next to her home. The transients left, she said, but the trailers and the trash have not.
An old truck sits on cement blocks, the windows of the two trailers are broken and two abandoned boats are filled with garbage. Trash and garbage surrounds the space that sits on public land across from an abandoned, condemned home.
Hart said she has called multiple different county agencies to clean up the dump site, but no one has come forward to clean it up.
I feel like I pay taxes and I'm getting the run around. Everyone's making excuses," Hart said. "There's got to be some progress. This isn't good for any community."
Jefferson Billingsley, Deputy County Counsel with Humboldt County said the county was aware of the issue, and had been forwarded the complaint from Environmental Health. Billingsley said the two trailers will be removed from the area in a week. But, the trash will only be able to be removed if the Board of Supervisors agree to fund the trash removal. Billingsley said the department should address the supervisors at an upcoming meeting in the next month.


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Established 2008
Becoming an overnight star isn't too farfetched these days, what with reality shows such as "American Idol" and "So You Think You Can Dance." Getting noticed? Now that's the tricky part.
"MyStudio offers aspiring musicians and entertainers a way to showcase their talents," explains Larry Ryckman, CEO of Studio One Media, a diversified media and technology company that developed the MyStudio concept.
Studio One Media's subsidiaries and divisions include MyStudio, MyStudio Audio Labs, MyStudio Music and MyStudio Management.
Studio One, whose corporate headquarters are in Hollywood and its technical and operations site in Scottsdale, has four MyStudio locations around the U.S., including one at Arizona Mills Mall in Tempe. The studios feature Hollywood-style green screen technology. The lighting is custom programmed for each virtual background, and the sound quality is derived from a specially engineered acoustic design and a proprietary audio signal sequencing process. A person can record an up to five-minute personalized video for $20.
Videos are available within minutes for viewing at MyStudio.net upon completion of the recording, and users may order a complimentary CD or DVD. Videos are protected with a privacy pass code, and the user can decide whether to make the video available to the public. Users may also create links between the MyStudio website and other social networking sites. Users may also download their videos to cell phones.
"Our goal over the next year is to be in most major cities; critical mass in the United States," Ryckman says. "There is also inbound interest in Europe. I think we can do exceptionally well in those international markets. We see tremendous opportunity."


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>Off the Beaten Path>Stevie Ray asks a pre-Christmas favor
The Crap Whisperer
Now that is funny, the first part. Was he all demandy for cooter pic?
Now that is funny, the first part. Was he all demandy for cooter pic?
"I demand Cooter"! No, that is not what happened. He probably traded it for a pack of camels.
Being the best tiny spec that I can be!
A group of crows is called "a murder". I wondered if a group of camels was indeed a pack... so I checked. Nothing solid. One source says "a superiority of camels" but I'm not buying it.
Can someone explain to me how network CBS circa late 70s got away with a character named "Cooter" on Dukes of Hazard?
Can someone explain to me how network CBS circa late 70s got away with a character named "Cooter" on Dukes of Hazard?
Oh, lord. Poor guy. What ARE they making you watch in that infernal place?
Princess Cancer Pants
The collective nouns are a caravan, a flock, a train, or a herd of camels.
Flock?! What the flock?!
• Chemo
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She was not strong. She was valiant. Radiant. Brave and broken. The beauty she discovered in the aftermath was unparalleled to anything she had known before, because it had come at such a cost.
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Oh, lord. Poor guy. What ARE they making you watch in that infernal place?
Thanks for sharing your beautiful music.....warms the heart and soul!!! We enjoyed relaxing by the fire late last night and again this morning to your moving muic....Merry Christmas!!!!
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My lovely Lady Humps!
continous warm and mclovin vibes, Stevie Ray!
Running is stupid
the smoking donut guy is back
"Failing to prepare is preparing to fail."
"Whether you think you can, or you think you can't--you're right."
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Quick! Put them out!
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Some of my fondest thanksgiving/christmas memories from back-in-the-day involved my Dad's cooking. He was really, really good at it, whereas my stepmom took more of an I Love Lucy approach (you think I'm kidding? More on that in a second....).
For a number of years, my dad became "one" with The Meat Smoker and we had some really yum turkeys.
Except for the one year he decided to smoke a turkey with the previous year's christmas tree, which had apparently been propped next to the house for 10 months. And it tasted EXACTLY like you think. Piney fresh.
Nothing destroys Thanksgiving quite like a turkey that smells and tastes like pine sol.
Well, when I was three, I upchucked all over the not-yet-cut bird. Also destroying thanksgiving.
Anyway, aside from the pine year, my dad was a Smoking Wizard. I'm betting he could make amazing smoked donuts.
(somewhere along the way, age related changes made him completely lose it. Earlier this year, he almost burned down the house by trying to bake a whole chicken in a mixing bowl.)
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Still praying for you. Wishing you the most amazing Christmas pudding.
My step mom.
She's pretty famous for leaving ingrediments out of things. I can tell you first hand that pumpkin pie without sugar LOOKS LIKE pumpkin pie. But it does not TASTE LIKE pumpkin pie.
Sometimes she adds stuff. I found this in the mashed potatoes one day....
If you don't recognize it, that's the ring from the top of a plastic milk jug. I guess it fell in the measuring cup and she didn't notice.
See? "I accidentally lost my ring in the cake/muffins" was an old sitcom staple plot device.
The Christmas tree turkey story is hilarious.
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State Removes Cyanobacteria Warning for Sebbins Pond, Bedford
Concord, NH –a The cyanobacteria cell concentration at Sebbins Pond, Bedford is below the state standard of 50% of the total cells. As a result, the New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services (DES) has removed the cyanobacteria warning issued on July 21st.
DES routinely monitors public beaches and public waters of the state for cyanobacteria. DES monitors public waters issued cyanobacteria warnings on a weekly basis until the cyanobacteria standards are again met. Cyanobacteria are natural components of water bodies worldwide, but blooms and surface scums may form when excess phosphorus is available to the water. Some cyanobacteria produce toxins that are stored within the cells but released upon cell death. Toxins can cause both acute and chronic health effects that range in severity. Acute health effects include irritation of skin and mucous membranes, nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea. Chronic effects include liver and central nervous system damage.
Visit the DES Beach Program website at des.nh.gov/organization/divisions/water/wmb/beaches/index.htm for photos and more information about cyanobacteria. Updates on advisories and warnings may be obtained at http://www2.des.state.nh.us/Advisories/Beaches/
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Using language with elements of the medieval tales which were his models, Morris tells the story of Ralph of Upmeads, the fourth and youngest son of a minor king, who sets out, contrary to his parents' wishes, to find knightly adventure and seek the Well at the World's End, a magic well which will confer a near-immortality and strengthened destiny on those who drink from it.
Although the novel is relatively obscure by today's standards it has had a significant influence… (more)
The previous comment from dsfire is utter nonsense. The book is NOT written in Old English; Beowulf is written in Old English and requires interpretation for modern readers. William Morris was a contemporary of Charles Dickens and J.R.R. Tolkien so if you can read Oliver Twist and The Hobbit you should enjoy this book too.
This book is a delightful read, written in the manner of a fairytale and begins, "Long ago there was a little land, over which ruled a regulus or kinglet, who was called King… (more)
Well, of the 1036 people who downloaded this book, I wonder if anybody else completed it. The book is written in Olde English, which makes it perfect for the Kindle because you'll be looking up a LOT of words in order to understand what it is you are reading. :)
It does not get interesting until half way through the book so its a very slow start and a very tough read. Once it starts getting good, the book is only Okay. Not really worth the effort it took to get through it, in my humble opinion.
Language: English
Published in: 1892
Word count: 223,220 words (≈ about 15 hours)
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TRIBUTES have been paid to a grandfather from Burnley who died after collapsing on a golf course.
Stuart MacPhail, 54, suffered a blood clot in his heart and died instantly on a fairway while playing with his friend Paul Graham.
His youngest son, Dominic, said he was 'loved by everyone'.
Mr MacPhail, known as Mack to his friends and family, had been previously fit and healthy until he collapsed on a course in Leeds on May 17.
A former student at Burnley Grammar School, Mr MacPhail, of Hillside, worked for Liverpool Road firm Futaba-Tennaco for more than 20 years as an machine operator and welder.
His death marks a second tragedy for Dominic and his brother Nathan, whose mother, Denise, died from a brain tumour 12 years ago, aged 43.
Dominic, 26, who works as an aircraft fitter at Aircelle, said: "It was so sudden and shocking.
Golf was his favourite hobby and he would travel all over to play.
"He loved Everton FC as well and had a season ticket there.
"He passed away on the golf course. They were walking up the fairway and Paul noticed he was struggling along behind. Paul tried his best but it looks like the clot was in his heart. I was at home having a barbecue that he was supposed to come to but obviously he never made it.
"He was always a popular and happy person. He never fell out with anyone and I never heard anyone say a bad word about him."
Mr MacPhail, who was a regular punter in the Rose and Crown and General Williams pubs in Manchester Road, leaves his sons and two grandsons; Morgan, nine, and Luke, two. He also leaves a brother, Darren, and a sister, Suzanne Longbottom.
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CALGARY, Alberta (Reuters) - China's state-owned CNOOC Ltd and its Canadian takeover target Nexen Inc have withdrawn and resubmitted an application for U.S. approval of their $15.1 billion deal, as Canada gets close to its decision on whether to approve the transaction.
The energy companies said on Tuesday that discussions with the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS) were still in progress, "with a view to completing the CFIUS review process as expeditiously as possible."
In a brief statement, they did not provide a reason for, or the timing of, the unexpected move. It was not immediately clear whether the announcement meant the process had hit a snag or signaled a delay in closing the deal, which has become a topic of heated debate in Canada.
A spokesman from Nexen was not immediately available for comment. A CNOOC official in the United States declined comment.
The companies filed for approval by CFIUS, an eight-member panel chaired by Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner, because Nexen has extensive operations in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico.
The review takes 75 days and appeared to be close to conclusion. By law, CFIUS and the Treasury Department cannot comment on reviews, and leaks about their deliberations are rare.
A source familiar with the proposed transaction described the refilling as "routine" and pointed out that other transactions have gone through a similar process.
The panel has the power to negotiate or impose conditions, including divestitures and security-control agreements to mitigate any national security threats. In rare cases, a final decision on whether to allow a deal goes to the president.
North of the border, Canada's Conservative government has set a deadline of December 10 for deciding if CNOOC's takeover of Nexen would bring a net benefit to the country. By law, it must decide whether to approve the deal on that basis, though the term "net benefit" remains imprecise.
Ottawa is trying to balance the need for foreign investment to develop resources such as the Alberta oil sands with concern that China and other countries could snap up a big chunk of the energy sector and that state-owned companies might not play by free-market rules.
The United States has proved skeptical in past years about Chinese investments. CFIUS recently rejected a bid to build wind farms in Oregon by Ralls Corp, owned by two executives of China's Sany Group, and has blocked multiple deals by Huawei Technologies Co, a Chinese telecom equipment manufacturer.
Derek Scissors, research fellow at the Heritage Foundation in Washington, said the resubmission may not be a major stumbling block for the transaction.
"It typically occurs when there's a declaration by the applicant that runs afoul of a CFIUS regulation but can be reformulated. The reformulations usually are procedural, not material."
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Woods Online accounting program ranked top 20
May 1st, 2014 | SMWC
Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College (SMWC) is listed among the best online accounting programs for the 2014 academic year according to BestColleges.com. SMWC's Woods Online accounting program is recognized as one of the 20 best colleges that offer online bachelor's degrees in accounting.
"This ranking reflects the entire department's student-centered approach to education," states D.J. Wasmer, Ph.D., business and leadership department chair at SMWC. "We have been early adopters of various technologies that are focused on the improvement of distance students' learning and constantly strive to improve all the courses and majors we offer. We are high tech with a human touch."
BestColleges.com helps prospective college students make informed decisions about their future. The organization compiles school rankings using information from IPEDS (Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System) and College Navigator databases, both maintained by the National Center for Education Statistics. The schools are ranked based on acceptance rate, retention rate, graduation rate and enrollment rate.
With more than 40 years of delivering distance education, the College offers 25 online degree programs to prepare students for the competitive workforce. The flexibility and convenience of Woods Online program allows students to obtain their associate's or bachelor's degree completely online.
"The liberal arts based general studies combined with the professional preparation of the business and leadership majors is the perfect combination," states Wasmer. "It enables and empowers our graduates to excel in their chosen careers."
Learn more about SMWC's accounting program or apply today.
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Dog-friendly Chillington, 1 Dogs & 2 People
This semi-detached house is conveniently situated in the village of Chillington in the heart of the glorious south Devon countryside. On a quiet estate, it offers good sized accommodation with a pretty enclosed rear garden, a great base for exploring Devon's south coast.
This charming, white-washed, thatched holiday cottage, end of a row, dates back to 1750 and is set on the main road in the village of Chillington, in the heart of South Devon (9 miles by road, 6 miles by ferry from Salcombe). A superb location for exploring with many beaches, coves and pretty villages dotted along this…
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Louis J. DeGennaro, Ph.D., was named president and chief executive officer of the The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society (LLS) in September 2014. LLS is the world's largest voluntary health agency dedicated to blood cancer. The LLS mission is to cure leukemia, lymphoma, Hodgkin's disease and myeloma, and improve the quality of life of patients and their families.
DeGennaro leads the operations of this $300 million cancer patient advocacy agency with headquarters in Rye Brook, New York.
DeGennaro has been a critical member of the LLS executive leadership team since he joined LLS in 2005. He is recognized as the key architect of LLS's cures and access agenda to help save the lives of blood cancer patients and the LLS Therapy Acceleration Program® -- a venture philanthropy endeavor that defined the role of nonprofit organizations in supporting drug discovery and development with the biotechnology industry. He was named LLS chief mission officer in 2009, with responsibility for leadership of LLS's mission functions of research, patient access, education, public policy and advocacy.
DeGennaro has more than 25 years of research, drug development and executive management experience in academic and private sector settings. He received his doctorate in biochemistry from the University of California at San Francisco and did his post-doctoral research at the Yale University School of Medicine. His previous academic appointments include research group leader, Max Planck Institute in Munich, Germany, where his laboratory was among the first to clone genes expressed exclusively in the nervous system; and associate professor of neurology and cell biology, University of Massachusetts Medical School.
DeGennaro's private-sector positions include senior director of molecular genetics at Wyeth Pharmaceuticals, Princeton, N.J., where his department contributed to the development of pantoprazole (Protonix®) to treat acid reflux disease, venlafaxine (Effexor®) for anxiety and depression, and gentuzumab ozogamicin (Mylotarg®) for leukemia; executive vice president for research and development, SynX Pharma, Inc., in Toronto, Canada, where he was responsible for the development of a point-of-care diagnostic test for congestive heart failure; and research manager at Streck, Inc., Omaha, Neb., where he helped develop an FDA-cleared diagnostic test for AIDS/HIV.
DeGennaro was appointed by the U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services in 2012 to serve as a member of the National Center for Advancing Translational Sciences Advisory Council, and the Cures Acceleration Network Review Board at the National Institutes of Health (NIH). He also serves on the boards of BioTheryX, Inc., an early-stage biotechnology company, and the Health Research Alliance, an alliance of non-profit funders of research.


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EXECUTIVE, SENIOR ASSOCIATE | Russian speaking, FS, Regulatory and Political
This high profile, International agency seek a Russian/English speaking candidate to join their thriving team. Ideally, you will have an understanding and experience of working with international business media; and/or finance/banking/investor relations and be looking to step up in your next role.
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The role
- Formulation and implementation of financial communications strategies
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- Translation of financial communications materials between Russian and English
- Account Management duties
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- Strong written and oral communication skills in both English and Russian (bilingual/native standard in both languages preferred)
- Able to build strong relationships, commanding the confidence of others both internally and externally
- Organised, delivers to deadline
- Good attention to detail
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- Independent thinking, takes initiatives, goes beyond the expected and continually seeks to broaden knowledge base
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Dog-friendly Brassington, 1 People & Cot Available
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YORK City are hoping Jason Walker will have recovered from illness in time to face Exeter on Saturday.
Walker was replaced at half-time after playing a key role in ensuring the Minstermen kicked off 2013 with a 3-0 home victory over Burton yesterday.
The 27-year-old striker converted a 13th-minute penalty to open the scoring at Bootham Crescent with his seventh goal of the season before going on to deliver the corner that saw Paddy McLaughlin double the hosts' advantage.
Walker, though, made way for Jamie Reed after the break because he did not feel well with Matty Blair going on to put the outcome beyond doubt after a superb 81st-minute solo goal.
Said City chief Gary Mills: "He (Walker) started to feel really weak and ill during the first half so he came off at half-time but we're hoping it's not anything too bad. I also thought Reedy came on and held the ball up well in the second half."
With the Minstermen having struggled to threaten from set-pieces this season, Walker was handed corner-taking responsibility against Burton to good effect.
On six minutes, McLaughlin had seen a chance cleared off the line from the former Barrow and Luton striker's first flag-kick of the game but the Northern Ireland under-21 international was not to be denied a second time when visiting goalkeeper Dean Lyness failed to deal with a dangerous inswinging Walker delivery.
"We've not scored too many from corners and we've always known Jason's quality from dead-ball situations," Mills explained. "We see it in training all the time and first thought about him taking them a couple of weeks ago.
"We felt the time was right and he put an unbelievable ball in for the second goal."
Mils also acclaimed Blair for his goal, which saw him sprint with the ball from inside City's half before blasting past Lyness from 20 yards.
He said: "That was great from Blairy. When you're a defender looking at him, in the last ten minutes of a game, you're thinking 'oh no'.
"With his pace, he's not an easy man to chase when he runs with the ball and it was a great run and finish for his goal. At 3-0, that took a bit of pressure off as well."
The City boss also believed City belatedly got their reward for a series of promising performances over the festive period, Mills felt his team were the better side during the trips to Chesterfield and Fleetwood, which resulted in a 3-0 defeat and a 0-0 draw respectively.
He said: "The players have been incredible over the Christmas period and, even though we've only picked up four points from a possible nine, the performances have been excellent. The two clean sheets we have kept in the last two games have enabled us to go on and pick up points.
"Burton are a tough side to play against but we defended very well all over the park. We got three goals, a clean sheet and three points, so that's a fantastic start to the New Year."
Following on from the 4-1 defeat of Bristol Rovers, victory over Burton also represented the Minstermen's first back-to-back home wins in 23 matches at Bootham Crescent.
On that record, Mills added: "We've been unfortunate at times because we've played well in spells at home and not got the results we deserved although some people might say if you don't take your chances you don't deserve to win.
"But we haven't felt sorry for ourselves and those chances have gone in during the last two matches."
In his penultimate match before the end of his loan spell from Aldershot, Alex Rodman was brought down for Walker's penalty and also claimed an assist for Blair's goal.
It was a display that did the former Tamworth striker's chances of extending his stay in North Yorkshire beyond this weekend no harm at all with Mills saying: "I thought he was excellent and it was the best I've seen him over 90 minutes.
"He got back and defended when he needed to do and won some decent headers in the box, which I did not know he was capable of. He drove at their back four when he got on the ball and I was really pleased with his performance."


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A POPULAR pub in Yeovil has been severely damaged in a late-night fire.
The inferno ripped through The Hungry Horse on Preston Road shortly after 4am this morning (January 6), ruining the bottom floor of the well-known drinking hole.
Nobody was injured in the fire, which lasted for about four hours.


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Patriotic Picnic Table
When dining outdoors on Memorial Day or July Fourth, show your patriotic colors with a red, white and blue table trim.
First, cover your picnic or patio table with a white tablecloth, allowing it to hang over the sides of the table. You can use cloth if you choose, but disposable paper tablecloths are less expensive and require no laundering afterward. They can be found at variety and party supply stores.
Next, gather red and blue ribbon in assorted widths. Cut lengths of ribbon equal to the length of the tablecloth. Center the widest ribbon down the length of the table. Place a bit of double-stick tape on the underside of the ribbon at each edge of the table. Add additional ribbons on each side of the wide ribbon, and tape as before. Trim the ribbons even with the tablecloth.
Now cut lengths of ribbon equal to the width of the table. Place them across the width of the table between each place setting, weaving them through the lengthwise ribbons, and tape as before. Trim ribbons even with the tablecloth.
Place red and white geraniums in a patriotic container on the center of the table. Wrap tableware in a festive napkin; tie in a bow with a contrasting ribbon.


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