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The Detroit woman's 2000 Chevrolet Suburban looked a lot better before she was nearly carjacked this past month. The sport utility vehicle was riddled with bullet holes -- 12, to be exact -- from an AK-47 rifle. Alaina, a mother of three, was shot in the hand during the attempted carjacking.
"It's definitely a nightmare," she said. "Just moving on, it's been very difficult."
However, on Tuesday, Alaina had the windshield replaced and the bullet holes fixed, all thanks to a couple of guys who saw her story on Local 4 and wanted to help.
"Doing something like this makes everybody feel good," said Dan, of Henderson Glass.
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Mad Men: Peggy Olson's Choice & Betty Draper's Lack Of One
Last night's episode of "Mad Men" was a rough one. Rough because it was the last one of the season — but the show has been picked up for season three — and rough because I didn't think my heart could break any more for Betty Draper. The dichotomy between her life and Peggy's was glaring — Betty has found out she's pregnant and despite hinting to her doctor and to her friend that she "cannot have a baby right now", she does not have the right to choose. Her doctor says she is a woman of means; her friend seems deaf to Betty's hint that she wants to end her pregnancy. And so, in the end, she screwed a guy in a bar powder room and then took Don back.
On the flip side, as the Sterling Cooper office deals with the paranoia of potential nuclear war (this is right around the time of the Cuban Missile Crisis), Peggy (whose priest has just tried to pressure her to "atone" for her sins) confesses to the one person who is worthy of knowing the truth — she tells Pete she had his baby and that she gave it up because she wanted other things for her life, that didn't include forcing him to be with her. Those are the things Betty may have wanted for her, probably wanted, but can't have. And when she tells Don that she's expecting, you can at least tell that he knows this is not the joyous occasion it should be. It was a sad, sad, sad episode y'all.
What I find so impressive about "Mad Men" is that yes, it's a show about the men who work on Madison Avenue, but as I've said before, this show is all about the women. They are the true stars, the deepest characters — despite Don's mysterious past, and Duck's raging alcoholism. Each week, the show reveals just how different two women's lives can be. The striking duality between Peggy's life and Joan's life was the highlight of last week, with Peggy receiving her own office on the same day Joan was raped in her boss' office by her fiance. This week was just as eye opening in regards to Peggy and Betty. How sad I felt for them both and how badly I wanted them to be able to sit down and talk to each other.
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In 1998, singer-songwriter Kyle Field started playing under the moniker Little Wings. He is a multifaceted talent, being an artist, skateboard designer, surfer and vagabond, who has worked with everyone from Devendra Banhart to Grandaddy. Field is a man who does a lot with very little, especially with his recorded music, as he uses just his voice, his guitar and the occasional addition of a drum loop or a piano note.
With the aid of a four-track, Field layers his voice, giving the illusion that there are many of him in the room. Field has a knack for verbal play, and his songs read like pastoral poems. It is understated folk that is perfect for relaxing outside. Onstage, with his friends at his side, an intimate and open feeling emanates from his performances, making the listener soar along with his voice.
Lineup: Alexi Glickman, drummer; Brett Simundson, guitar; Kyle Field, bass and vocals.
How did you name your band?
It was one night long ago, when we recorded the first song and I said, "We should be called Little Wings!" Alas, when we woke up the next morning, the song had been completely erased - mysteriously! The name, however, stuck.
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The desire to explain or communicate a feeling, thought or story.
What elements go into the songwriting process?
The songs bubble up and the puzzles get worked out from beginning to end, like crosswords or Sudoku. Everything is changed here and there, through the process of trying to make a feeling or notion concrete. The result is usually surprising - I feel there is no complete control in making songs.
What are the main themes for your songs?
"I miss you," "I like you," "Look here," "Listen to this" or "Where are you?"
Who are some nonmusical influences?
Henry Darger, William Blake, Bob Simmons.
What is the ideal setting for someone to hear your music?
A friend heard it at his yoga class. ... Traveling, being alone with it.
Do you have any pre- or post-show food, indulgence or ritual?
We look at each other as if to say, "Feeling magic?"
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Gravel #14
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Last week, it was announced that Warren Ellis's "Gravel" has been optioned for a film with Ellis tapped to write the initial screenplay and executive produce the feature. This week, the ongoing version of the title reaches the conclusion of its second story arc as William Gravel, former Sgt. Major and current combat magician/member of England's magic ruling class the Major Seven, reveals who killed his predecessor in the group and deals with the consequences.
If there's been one recurring element in the pages of "Gravel," it's that everyone always underestimates William Gravel. He's just a dumb soldier, they think, always secure in their own abilities because they're of a higher class or breeding or education, failing to remember that he is a combat magician, someone who specializes in using magic to kill people. This issue presents that idea, but also subverts it, providing a reveal of Lady Avalon's killer that isn't entirely surprising where the motivation for the killing is. Not only that, we find out exactly how the Minor Seven came to think Gravel dead before the series began, setting the events that have carried it to this point into motion.
Now, no one goes into this issue thinking that Gravel is going to do anything but win, which is why Ellis and Mike Wolfer cleverly give him his victory and use it to put Gravel in a place where he doesn't want to be. It's almost like one person's actions have determined that he would end up where he is and, when he realizes that, he can't help but react poorly. All he ever really wanted was some peace and quiet, and the occasional pint, and that's far from what he gets by the end of this issue.
For all that, though, this issue is a little anti-climactic as Gravel doesn't really struggle here. He's grown so powerful and confident over the past 13 issues that this final confrontation comes off as effortless on his part. It's nice to see Ellis and Wolfer throw a curveball, but there's also a feeling that more is needed, particularly given Gravel's opposition.
"The Major Seven" story has been an improvement on the first arc, mostly because of Wolfer's return to the art. With him acting as Ellis's co-writer already, fleshing out Ellis's 'scriptments,' doing the art as well makes this a much smoother, more harmonious read. There's a less a need for the words to spell things out since Wolfer has a clearer understanding of what the script intends and how it should be paced. Beyond that, no one draws William Gravel quite like Wolfer, the character's original artist.
Ending the second story arc of the series, "Gravel" #14 does a good job of putting what came before behind it while also building on it for the next story. This book has brought the character a long way from simple SAS officer who moonlighted as a combat magician for beer money and the next arc looks like it will be even more surprising.


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Lake Hood Seaplane Base generates hundreds of jobs, millions of dollars annually
ANCHORAGE – The world's largest seaplane base is a multimillion-dollar economic engine for Anchorage and the surrounding region, a new report concluded.
The Lake Hood Seaplane Base economic impact study was commissioned by the Anchorage Economic Development Corporation and Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport. McDowell Group researchers interviewed more than two dozen Lake Hood businesses, agencies and other organizations over the course of the study.
They found the seaplane base accounts for 230 jobs and $42 million in economic impact.
"I really didn't have an idea precisely how big it would be," said Tim Coons, an airport operations specialist who's worked at Lake Hood for about a year.
Coons said the economic study laid the groundwork for a master plan update; a process set to begin next year. Besides millions of dollars in direct economic impact through jobs and money spent at the West Anchorage seaplane base, the report also found about $17 million in indirect spending generated by the base.
The seaplane base is the busiest in the world: In 2012, 67,000 planes took off from Lake Hood, which boasts 500 plane tie-downs and 500 floatplane slips. The report found the majority of the 23,000 tourists who took flightseeing trips last year departed from Lake Hood.
The base is so popular, Coons said, there are hundreds of pilots on the waiting list to secure a floatplane slip at the airport. Those at the top of the list have been waiting for ten years, he said.
It could be worth the wait.
Alaskan aviation is a $3.5 billion industry, the report stated. It accounts for 10 percent of employment statewide, and Lake Hood Seaplane Base plays a vital role, doing more aviation-linked business than many regional hubs and major tourist destinations around Alaska. One example: The base generates roughly seven times more economic activity than the Talkeetna airport, "the aviation gateway to Denali National Park."
Coons said the numbers would all be carefully considered as the airport considered plans for growth over the coming years. Whether they chose to expand Lake Hood or optimize existing facilities, he said the McDowell Group study emphasized the importance of the bustling base to Anchorage's economy.
"General aviation in particular is really part of the lifeblood of Alaska," Coons said. "It's definitely not something to trifle with."


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- JOSHI AGRO INDUSTRIES As we are a preacher of quality and dedicated to earn full customer satisfaction through the best products in the industry at highly affordable price, we have earned unparalleled success in the domestic market as well as at the international level. This extent of success is the result of our years of hard work and dedication and we are determined to serve you always with the same quality products. At present, we also offer customized products as per our customers' specifications.
- Oikos Oikos is an independent practice working professionally for objective ecological expertise in combination with an in-depth knowledge of the planning process. With mission of making conservation every bodys business, oikos provides a spectrum of services catering to different users. Since its inception, oikos has undertaken various assignments related to eco-management, wildlife habitat restoration and eco-tourism destination development.
- Ion Exchange Enviro Farms Limited Engaged in bio-intensive organic agri-horticulture and producers of fresh & processed (pulp/juice/frozen) fruits & vegetables, dehydrated fruits, nuts, cereals, seeds and spices.
- Swati Enterprises Swati Enterprises was incepted in the year, 1998, at Pune, Maharashtra, India. We are among the renowned names in the wholesalers, retailers and service providers of landscape gardening and plants. We are able to cater our clients with the premium quality of products and services. We have built a large client base with the help of our expertise and experienced team.
- GREENSPAN AGRITECH PVT. LTD Greenspan Agritech Pvt. Ltd. is a joint venture company between experienced manufacturer of greenhouses. from Europe and Kanak Agri-tech from India.Based in Pune, about 150 kms from the port of Mumbai,India,growers can benefit from the synergy between the European technology,its high quality standards, skills and experience with low costs of labour and raw materials in India.
- Khushboo Khushboo, started in the 1960s by Vijay Pokarna, Patron in Chief of the Indian Rose Federation, as a Rose farm has subsequently evolved into a multi faceted organization, with several interests. Khushboo Nursery was established in 1970 as a plant nursery and is amongst the oldest plant nurseries in Pune. Formed in 1990, Khushboo Biotech Laboratories then expanded into plant breeding and plant tissue culture for selected ornamental plants.
- Samartha Greentech Samartha Greentech, are one of the leading companies offering services for the designing and construction of greenhouses especially for meeting the floriculture demands. The products and services offered by us include development of horticulture, development of floriculture, development of land for plantation, drip irrigation system, contract farming, green houses, imported plants, planting material, poly house, bio fertilizers, setting up floriculture park, shade net, supply of planting material, supply of flowers, supply of vegetable, water harvesting for water storage etc.
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Principles of Being an Effective Manager
November 6, 2009
Debra Wheatman, CPRW, CPCC
Owner and President,
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Being a successful manager that is respected and well liked has more to do with common sense than people think. An effective manager also contributes to the organization's success. Here is some information to help you develop or hone your style to facilitate a strong internal presence and enhance your likelihood for success:
Do people run for cover when you walk into a room? Your body language plays a very important role in contributing to your effectiveness (or lack thereof). Your posture, ability to make eye contact when speaking to people, sitting and standing tall are all signs of leadership and communicate to your audience that you are interested in what they have to say. When shaking hands give a firm shake to demonstrate confidence and self-assuredness. Finally – smile. A smile can do wonders. It makes you much more approachable and displays a positive presence.
Be a good communicator:
Nobody likes surprises unless it's for a birthday or a promotion. In an office environment surprises are often synonymous with stress and not enough time to meet a (surprise!) deadline. Being at the center of a cadre of flying monkeys trying to complete a project that fell out of the sky is never fun and will not make you a popular or effective manager. Set realistic expectations when making commitments so that you plan accordingly and allow your team enough time to deliver. Ensure that you communicate the goals clearly; provide written and verbal instructions – if it's written down people cannot claim that they did not know about a deliverable. In an ideal world, you could build your own team from scratch – however the more realistic scenario is that you will have to fill functional roles defined by someone else. Fill you roles based on matching skills to roles as best as possible. Sometimes significant retraining might be in order. A good manager recognizes that all people are different and will play to individual strengths within a team environment to ensure success. Maintain an organized approach through regular (but brief) meetings to ensure deliverables are being met. Offer praise and feedback for a job well done. You can even offer small 'prizes' when milestones are met. This will keep your team engaged and create a little bit of healthy competition. Some managers have instituted an "open door" policy. Sometimes this works – sometimes not so much. YMMV (Your Mileage May Vary). Something that is all too often forgotten is that a good manager serves as a conduit for communications from senior leadership.
Harmony and Respect:
There is an old adage – "treat others as you expect to be treated." This is doubly so in a hierarchical business relationship. Make sure you are respectful of your team's time and space. Don't make a habit of calling employees after hours or emailing them repeatedly at 4:00am (as one of my former bosses did.) I never understood why she was awake at that hour; and I certainly didn't enjoy getting up to review multiple redundant, rambling emails regarding things that certainly could have waited until a more normal hour. In other words, leave work at the office. Contacting employees during the weekend or when they are on vacation breeds resentment. Unless there is a real work emergency, let your employees have well deserved downtime from office pressures. If you respect their time, when you really need them they will "bring it."
Feedback and Credit:
Make sure you give credit when and where it is due. If someone on the team came up with a great idea, saved time and / or money don't try to steal their fame. That type of action will make you very unpopular and set a tone that you are untrustworthy. An untrustworthy manager will not have the support of his team, which will hamper productivity and success. Give constructive feedback to help your staff and remember to offer praise when it is justified.
Self Assessment:
It's not all about the staff. As a manager you should also be evaluating your own performance to ensure your performance is up to standard. Maintain an open door policy so your staff feels comfortable coming to you with issues. Interact with people – don't remain in your office all day with the door closed. People will begin to wonder what plan is being hatched in there. Keep your employees informed so they can be part of solutions. Accept responsibility for your actions and the actions of your team. Everyone makes mistakes, and you need to own up to errors if and when they happen. Improvement is ongoing so you should be open minded and willing to learn from others.
Being a strong manager is an amalgamation of a variety of characteristics. Lead by example and don't be afraid to get your hands dirty. Demonstrate that you are committed to overall team development. Serve as a role model for your employees; gain their trust and respect, and you will no doubt reap the rewards of a staff that trusts you and remains engaged.
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Guns for Sale - EL TIGRE - Winchester 1892 -- Copy...44-40 Saddle Ring Carbine...Nice Shape, C&R
Guns For Sale : C&R - Rifles - Item# 8331145
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Seller's Description:
NO RESERVE!! Here's a copy of the famous Winchester Model 1892 that was manufactured in Spain prior to World War Two. Known as the "EL TIGRE" (Tiger) model, she's chambered for the .44-40 cartridge. The barrel measures 22" in length and has a ladder style sight. The receiver has the tiger logo stamped on the left side as well as a saddle ring. The sling swivels were also standard issue with this model. Overall condition is very nice. This carbine retains about 95% of the original blue finish with normal handling and storage wear but no rust or pitting. Still has good case colors visible on the lever. The stocks are in good shape with almost all of the original finish remaining. There are a couple small chips near the buttplate on the right side and also a tight crack forward of the buttplate on the left. Mechanically, this carbine appears to be in excellent shape. The action works crisply and lock-up is tight. The bore is also excellent...like new! The nicest El Tigre I've ever seen, this one still even has the cleaning rod in the butt trap! As an interesting tidbit...an El Tigre carbine was occasionally used in the filming of the old western TV show "The Rifleman"! A neat old lever gun! Buyer pays $25.00 shipping. A C&R License is acceptable for transfer.
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I have been in the kitchen and bath industry for over 15 years which has provided me with many opportunities to work and develop my craft through a variety of roles. I am very detail oriented, possess a keen eye for proportions, and I am comfortable working independently as well as in a collaborative team environment.
I joined Christopher Peacock Cabinetry in 1998 as a lead draftsperson to head the Company's transition from hand drawing to AutoCAD. Three years later, I became Christopher Peacock's personal design assistant where I learned to design and manage projects through their lifecycle. After 6 years with Christopher Peacock, I joined Klaff's Inc. as a Project Design Manager and Design Director. As Project Design Manager, I oversaw projects through completion as well as shared my knowledge and expertise with staff experiencing challenging design issues. As Design Director, I was responsible for designing the Company's new showroom in Scarsdale, NY. I have helped design a number of displays for the Company's private label cabinetry line and helped design all projects for high profile clientele and Showhouses.
I have been fortunate to have worked with many brands, including Christopher Peacock, Mark Wilkinson English Bespoke Fitted Furniture, Rutt handcrafted cabinetry, and Neff Kitchens. I was an integral part in a bathroom and kitchen design that won a NKBA (Kitchen and Bath Association) award.
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New York (AP) - Some transgender people say New York City is making it too difficult for them to change their birth certificates to reflect the people they have become.
Three said at a news conference Tuesday that the city is being unfair and intrusive by requiring people to undergo genital surgery before changing the gender on their birth certificates. They say many transgender people can't have that surgery, and undergoing hormone or other treatment to change gender should be enough.
Two have sued the city and one plans to do so. Separately, a transgender man raised similar complaints in a lawsuit filed Friday.
Health officials considered changing the policy in 2006 but decided not to.
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The Kobe Stealth Sheath men's T-Shirt from Nike strikes an ideal balance between casual comfort and performance with its soft Dri-FIT fabric that works to keep you comfortably dry. The ribbed crew neck design offers a non-restrictive fit and the colour contrasting sleeves with the screen printed sheath logo gives it a perfect styling.
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Watch NASCAR and Win this Week
Trivia Questions Released Through Facebook and Twitter During Daytona 500 and DRIVE4COPD 300 Programming
By: WGI Staff on 2/8/2010
Fans can win great prizes by watching the Daytona 500 on Sunday, February 14, including exlusive VIP packages to the 2010 Heluva Good! Sour Cream Dips at The Glen.
Thought the commercials during the Super Bowl this weekend were engaging? Think again. Race fans will have a chance to win when they watch the Daytona 500 and supporting programs this week in Rochester, Syracuse and the Twin Tiers.
The Glen is launching a new contest challenging television viewers to carefully watch the "Esses" commercial for the 2010 Heluva Good! Sour Cream Dips at The Glen, August 5-8. Fans will be asked to engage in a treasure hunt to seek out the answers to trivia questions that will be released exclusively online using Facebook (www.facebook.com/watkinsgleninternational) and Twitter (www.Twitter.com/wgi). Prizes will range from driver autographs, race themed hats & shirts and other WGI merchandise, to tickets and VIP experiences that cannot be purchased to the Heluva Good! Sour Cream Dips at The Glen, August 5-8.
The process for winning is simple. All fans living in Rochester, Syracuse, Binghamton, and Elmira/Corning markets need to do is log-on to the two social media sites, find the trivia questions, set their TiVo or DVR - and watch to win. The Glen's commercial will air on ESPN 2 and FOX during the live broadcasts from Daytona International Speedway – 'The World Center of Racing'. The commercial will run on WUHF-Rochester, WSYT-Syracuse, and WYDC-Corning during the Daytona 500. The green flag is scheduled to fall at 1:00 PM, Sunday February 14. The commercial will also run on ESPN2 during the NASCAR Nationwide Series final practice, qualifying and DRIVE4COPD 300 race, Thursday – Saturday.
The treasure hunt will launch on Thursday, February 11 at 12:00 PM EST using only the Facebook and Twitter pages for the historic road course. This will happen daily through Tuesday, February 16. The first fan to correctly answer the question each day will win – it is that simple. The winners name will be posted on the two sites and they will be contacted by a track representative.
Fans living outside of Central and Western New York do not need to worry, the commercial will be made available for everyone to view, following the conclusion of the Daytona 500, on TheGlen.com, Facebook, YouTube, and Twitter starting on Monday, February 15. This will give every WGI fan a chance to win and will keep the WGI prize pot flowing.
Tickets for the entire 2010 season including the Heluva Good! Sour Cream Dips at The Glen, August 5-8, and Camping World Grand Prix at The Glen, July 2-4, weekends are on sale now! Fans can take advantage of advanced sale prices and new options by calling the Watkins Glen International ticket office at 866-461-RACE (7223) or logging on to the official website, www.TheGlen.com. Tickets, gift certificates and track merchandise can all be purchased at The Shop located at 2 North Franklin Street in downtown Watkins Glen. The Shop is open Monday-Friday 9-5, Saturday 9-4, and is closed Sunday.
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"I got a Tardis nest box from a local garden centre at Christmas time. I chose it because I am mad on Doctor Who.
We put the nest box on top of a plant stand next to our kitchen so we could see if any birds came in or out.
No birds ever went into the box until a few weeks ago when I first saw a blue tit pop into the hole at breakfast time.
Six eggs
Since then, I have studied the birds and learned more about them on the internet.
Some people even have live webcams to show you exactly what is going on inside their nest boxes without disturbing the birds.
We have set up a video camera on our windowsill to record visits to the nest box.
Sparrows and finches
We have a bird feeder hanging from our garage but we have not seen the blue tits using it since they have built their nest.
However, lots of other birds such as sparrows and finches take seeds from it.
Peter and Sandra
I have named the two birds Peter and Sandra after my all-time favourite Doctor Who Peter Davidson and his real-life wife.
This Christmas, I am going to ask my nanny Carolyn for a small webcam so mum and I can see our own baby birds getting fed in case they come back to the Tardis next spring."
Olivier, 7, Norfolk
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