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There are three effective methods in Tennessee that may be used to stop wage garnishment but consulting with a wage garnishment attorney is the best way to insure full access to all rights and regulations that might be available to the debtor.
The federal restrictions regulating wage garnishment are applied in Tennessee. If your wage garnishment writ demands more than the federally specified amounts then it may be unlawfully withholding wages and should be immediately appealed based on federal statutory exemptions. The garnishment writ may not demand more than twenty five percent of the wage-earner's weekly disposable earnings, or alternatively, the amount of weekly disposable earnings that exceed thirty times the federal minimum hourly wage, whichever amount is less. The limitations do not apply in cases of wage garnishment to access funds for child support, spousal support, tax debt, or in Chapter thirteen bankruptcies. State efforts to collect delinquent child or spousal support by wage garnishment are limited in Tennessee in two ways (1) for those providing custodial support, fifty percent of the wage-earner's disposable income and (2) for those not providing custodial support, sixty percent of the wage-earner's disposable income.
Filing a personal bankruptcy under Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 may stop wage garnishment depending on the type of debt that gave rise to the garnishment writ. Some types of debt such as garnishments for such funds providing child support or spousal support may not be discharged even by bankruptcy. Federal bankruptcy law protects only seventy five percent of wages from garnishment but in Tennessee federal wage garnishment law may provide for greater wage protections and exemptions without the need to file bankruptcy.
Arranging a full pay down of the debt invoking the wage garnishment by arranging an agreement with the creditor can be an effective way to stop wage garnishment. A lawyer may be able to mediate an agreement between the debtor and creditor to facilitate a stop wage garnishment resolution allowing the debtor to pay down the debt in timed installments or at a greatly reduced total amount.

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BATON ROUGE, LA (The Spread) – Two SEC rivals collide on Saturday at 3:30PM ET as No. 10 LSU hosts No. 17 Florida on CBS.
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LSU is 5-1 overall, 2-1 in the SEC, 3-0 at home and 3-2-1 against the spread. Florida is 4-1 overall, 3-0 in the SEC, 1-1 on the road and 2-3 against the spread. The home team has won six of the last eight in this series.
Trends show that Florida is 6-2 against the spread in its last 8 against LSU and 6-1 ATS in its last 7 trips to Baton Rouge. These two have hit the under in 12 of their last 17 meetings.
According to oddsmakers from Bovada.lv, LSU is the favorite at home in this game, as the Tigers have odds of -7 points against the Gators. The over/under total for the game has been set at (View Matchup). The opening odds for this game had LSU favored by 6.5 points. The spread reached a peak of 8 points before falling back to LSU -7. The over/under total hasn't changed since opening at 47.5 points.
LSU is coming off a 59-26 win over Mississippi State last week. The Tigers' lone loss was 44-41 to Georgia two weeks ago. LSU has been impressive on offense, averaging 45.5 points and 488.7 yards per game, while the defense is giving up 24.7 points per game, which is much higher than LSU typically gives up. Zach Mettenberger has thrown for 1,738 yards and 15 touchdowns while Jeremy Hill has rushed for 593 yards and nine touchdowns. Odell Beckham and Jarvis Landry have combined for 77 catches for 1,302 yards and 13 scores.
Florida is coming off a 30-10 win over Arkansas last week. The Gators have been great on defense, holding opponents to just 12.2 points per game, which ranks fourth in the nation. Offensively, Florida is averaging just 25 points per game, but posting just under 400 yards per contest. Tyler Murphy has thrown for 530 yards and five touchdowns in his short time as starting quarterback. Matt Jones and Mack Brown have combined for 606 rushing yards with five touchdowns.
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In terms of Injuries, LSU defensive back Jeryl Brazil (personal) is questionable for the game. Florida running back Kelvin Taylor (ankle) and receiver Chris Thompson (foot) are both questionable.
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Barisan Nasional backbenchers say they will have to study the pros and cons of the bill before making any decisions.
PETALING JAYA: Kinabatangan MP Bung Mokhtar Radin said that he would support Pakatan Rakyat's bill to set up the Independent Police Complaints and Misconduct Commission (IPCMC) if it is good for society.
"But you must propose on how to improve the police force as well. If the opposition wants to table the bill just to criticise the police, we will not support it," said the outspoken MP.
In the past five months, eight people have died in custody throughout the country, raising public anger against the police.
On May 21, Indah Water employee N Dhamendran, 32, was found dead at the Kuala Lumpur police headquarters after he went there to lodge a police report.
Although the police claimed that Dhamendran died due to an asthma attack, post mortem report revealed that he was beaten to death due to the presence of multiple injuries on his body.
On June 1, security guard P Karunanithi was found dead at the Tampin police headquarters. The post mortem report revealed 49 bruises on Karunanithi's remains.
Subsequently, DAP adviser Lim Kit Siang announced that Pakatan would submit a Private Member's Bill to set up the IPCMC when parliament convened.
Bung, a Umno supreme council member, defended the police saying that the latter is already taking the necessary steps to address custodial deaths.
"Everyone is concerned about the matter but the police is already taking action to prevent it," he said.
Deputy Agriculture and Agro Based Minister Tajuddin Abdul Rahman echoed Bung's sentiments, saying BN will look into the IPCMC Bill when "the time comes."
"We have to look at its merits. I cannot make pre-conclusions and the bill must be debated," said the Pasir Salak MP.
MIC vice president M Saravanan added that BN backbenchers will have to look at the bill's pros and cons before making any decision.
"And I cannot make an individual decision. We will make a collective decision," said the Tapah MP.
When approached, Ayer Hitam MP, Wee Ka Siong, said: "I have not seen (IPCMC Bill) yet."
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Wear your element with hometown pride
Livermorium — a brand, spanking-new atomic element (No. 116) named after the city of Livermore and Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory — is apparently inspiring some interesting fashion choices around town.
Spotted at City Hall recently was a woman proudly sporting a delightfully nerdy maroon T-shirt emblazoned with livermorium's official placemarker on the periodic table. Apparently, chemical element tees are available from several online sellers; could this be an untapped moneymaker for the city?
Civic pride never looked so good or felt so comfortable.
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Nov. 22, 1967 Top stories of the Pleasanton Times
Headline: "Agencies Agree: 'Close Hopyard' "
Regardless of disputes on other township matters, representatives from throughout the valley could agree on one big decision: The median which now allows left turns at Hopyard Road and Highway 50 (in Pleasanton) should be closed.
The loss of three more lives at that killer intersection was only the latest in a long history of tragic incidents there.
The county has used the grim statistics of the state-county road junction to battle for funds to build a modern overpass to connect Hopyard and Dougherty roads. They cited 56 accidents there between 1965 and late March of 1967.
"What really appalls us," the report said at that time, "is that 49 people were injured and one killed" in those mishaps.
They won their fight; plans have been made, bids will be accepted and work is to start in May. In 16 months the problem will be solved. But Pleasanton, Livermore and other officials reeling from the latest tragedy and realizing the mayhem that could occur in the meantime, came out almost as one voice to close the median and stop cars from crossing the highway at that lethal intersection.
Several said they were so frightened by the corner that they don't even use it to get onto the big highway. They said the crossing "scares me to death" and simply "is a matter of survival" and "you're taking your life into your hands" to use it.
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Groceries: P&X Foods — pork loin roast or spareribs 49 cents a pound, bananas 9 cents a pound and Tide detergent 59 cents for a Giant package.
Movies: San Ramon Auto Movie — a rootin', tootin', shootin' but sincere picture! "Waterhole No. 3" with James Coburn. Co-Hit: "The Spirit is Willing" with Sid Caesar and Vera Miles.
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Despite all the surprise results and the talk of a challenge to their hegemony, is this the end of competition for the Champions League places? Is there any chance another team could break it open? Or do we just have to accept that the top four is a league within a league, an impenetrable gathering of an elite that only gets stronger by the season?
In pre-season there was much made of Tottenham's chances of challenging for a Champions League place. Despite their incredible week, they're still bottom. Then the fact that Aston Villa hung on to Gareth Barry was encouraging, and their early consistency suggested they might present the strongest challenge. However, they were comprehensively put in their place by Chelsea last month and their small squad looked exhausted in defeat to Newcastle on Monday night.
That leaves Manchester City. Sheikh Mansour's takeover, the arrival of Robinho and the promise of further big stars in January promised much. Doubtless they will get stronger but back-to-back defeats at Middlesbrough and Bolton have left them close to the relegation zone than fourth spot. So is there any way the predictable four names will not be going into the Champions League draw next season?
While the big four may well have aligned themselves in the first four berths, that doesn't mean it has to last. We are only just into November and all the big clubs have suffered set backs.
Arsenal look the most vulnerbale at the moment having lost to Fulham, Hull and Stoke. If they continue to wobble, who knows how many more slips might happen? They lack defensive confidence and seem to stutter in games that they should stroll. And they have to play Manchester United on Saturday. If their poor form continues there's every chance that Aston Villa could pip them - they're only behind on goal difference as it stands and have been terrific for most of this season.
And then there's City. They've had a couple of really poor performances but as long as they're not too far adrift by January it could get interesting - the arrival of a cluster of world class players could prompt a formidable second-half of the season for Mark Hughes' team.
This league is still tight - only nine points separate fourth from the relegation zone and if one of the chasing pack can put on a seriously good run then there's every chance we could see a different name in the Champions League draw.
The last time the big four was breached was in 2005, by Everton. David Moyes's team did brilliantly but the gap has widened since then. The big four have had consistent success in the Champions League and reinvested the resulting revenue.
Everton didn't even get into the group stage so barely benefited financially from their heroic efforts. Also it could be argued that they only had a shot at fourth because Liverpool were focused on the European games that would eventually result in that dramatic night in Istanbul. Either way, it would be extraoridnarily difficult to repeat.
Chelsea have been imperious, and are seemingly getting better. Manchester United have just started to hit their stride and bristle with menace. Liverpool were only beaten for the first time by Redknapp voodoo in a game they should have breezed. True, Arsenal have been unconvincing in some of their games but they have also outclassed the likes of Blackburn, Newcastle, Everton and West Ham. The squad will only get better when Eduardo and Tomas Rosicky return to fitness and Arsene Wenger will surely sign a centre half in January. With Cesc Fabregas, Emmanuel Adebayor, Robin van Persie and Theo Walcott Arsenal have talent that will tell over the season.
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Supreme Vehicle Repairs Ltd., a family-run vehicle servicing centre based in East London and Leyton, now offers MOTs at amazingly low prices.
February 18, 2014 (Newswire.com) - Supreme Vehicle Repairs Ltd., a family-run vehicle servicing centre based in East London and Leyton, now offers MOTs at amazingly low prices.
Supreme Vehicle Repairs Ltd. is a family run vehicle servicing centre based in East London and Leyton. The centre now offers class 4 MOT tests at outstanding prices to customers throughout East London, covering cars, small minibuses and light vans.
The cheap MOT tests conducted by this vehicle repairs company comes at as low as £30 for class 4 automobiles. All the MOT tests are executed by a VOSA authorised person with all the checks, tests and inspections done as needed by law on every vehicle. The test results are then recorded following which VT20 pass certificate will be issued if the vehicle passes the test; if not VT30 failure certificate is given. They also execute the needed work to get the vehicle through the tests after getting approval from their customers.
Speaking about their exclusive MOT test offers, the owner of the company stated, "MOT test is required by law for all vehicles older than 3 years old to enable your car to remain legal on the road and involves a number of safety tests and checks. At Supreme Vehicle Repairs, we like to provide our top quality services at fair prices and our cheap MOT test comes at just £30 for class 4 vehicles."
Elaborating on their experience in fields excluding MOTs, the company owner also said, "It's not just cheap MOT tests, we've been offering various other services, including car servicing, body repairs and many more reliable garage services to customers across East London at great prices."
Apart from cheap MOT tests, Supreme Vehicle Repairs also offers a wide range of options for car servicing Leyton, including vehicle servicing, professional tyre fitting, car spraying, exhaust fitting, body repairs, battery replacement, air conditioning and diagnostics.
The owner was further quoted as saying - "We guarantee complete satisfaction on all work carried out at our garage - no matter how small the repair. We look forward to your visit and hope you will be pleased with our service and very competitive prices."
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DOVER, Del., June 2 (UPI) -- Tony Stewart logged his first victory in 31 races Sunday, grabbing the lead with three laps remaining and hanging on to win at Dover International Speedway.
Stewart, who wasn't in contention for most of the race, charged through the pack during final 10 laps took the lead from Juan Pablo Montoya in the closing stages.
He finished 0.8 seconds ahead of Montoya for the FedEx 400 title, notching his 48th career win in NASCAR's Sprint Cup series but his first since July 2012 at Daytona.
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One of the most successful and honored American plays of the past decade, Tracy Letts' "August: Osage County," will make its San Diego premiere next year as the finale of the Old Globe's just-announced 2010/2011 season.
The season will open in September with a pair of Neil Simon classics in repertory, and will have a new musical, an Arthur Miller classic, a hip-hop-infused drama, a South African thriller, two British comedies, and the return of the Grinch.
Old Globe executive producer Lou Spisto said he's excited about the new season, which he believes will appeal to the Globe's core audience and, at least with one show, will expand the theater's artistic boundaries a bit.
The season highlight will be Letts' "August: Osage County," winner of the 2008 Pulitzer Prize for Drama and Tony Award for Best Play, as well as a half-dozen other major awards. From the author of the dark and violent dramas "Bug" and "Killer Joe," "August: Osage County" is the epic story of a dysfunctional Oklahoma family dealing with issues of suicide, incest, drug addiction, infidelity, pedophilia and more in a three-story cutaway home. The play premiered at Chicago's Steppenwolf Theatre and has since gone on to successful runs on Broadway, London's West End, a U.S. national tour and multiple international stagings. Letts is also adapting the script for a film version.
Because "August: Osage County" requires a large set, theater and cast, Spisto said it was perfect for the Old Globe.
"This is an important play, and it's great to be able to do it. We went for the rights as soon as we could," he said. "It's a very large work and I don't think it's right for every theater because of its scope and scale, but it's right for us."
The play, running May/June 2011, will be directed by Sam Gold, winner of the 2010 Obie Award for Annie Baker's "Circle Mirror Transformation" and "The Aliens."
"Sam Gold is amazing, when we look at young directors, he's one of the ones to watch. I've only known him to do new work in New York, so this is something different for him, but he's going to take a new look at it. It won't be connected to the Broadway production or like the tour and we're excited about that."
Bookending the season with "August" this fall will be a repertory production of Neil Simon's semi-autobiographical comedies "Brighton Beach Memoirs" and "Broadway Bound" ---- on the same set and featuring much of the same cast. Hopefully, the Globe rep will do better than a pairing of the same two plays in a revival that flopped on Broadway last fall. Poor ticket sales forced Broadway producers to close "Brighton Beach" a week after it opened last November, and "Broadway Bound" never made it out of the starting blocks.
But Spisto ---- who said he applied for the rights to both plays before the Broadway fiasco ---- said he expects the series to do very well in San Diego. A revival of Simon's "Lost in Yonkers" this past winter earned good reviews and was extended because of strong ticket sales. Director Scott Schwartz, who helmed "Yonkers," will return to direct both plays in the Old Globe Theatre.
"I think pairing the two plays in repertory is a great idea. I can't speculate on the issues of why those productions (in New York) didn't succeed, but the Broadway stage is not necessarily the same as the Globe stage," Spisto said. "We've not done a repertory program in the winter season, and I think it will be very appealing to the audience."
The season will include a musical, but Spisto declined to give details because the project is still in negotiations. Season tickets are now on sale with subscriptions ranging from $117-$571. The details:
"Brighton Beach Memoirs" and "Broadway Bound"---- Sept. 14-Nov. 7, Old Globe Theatre. Simon loosely based thesecomedies on his own childhood in Brooklyn. The 1983 play "BrightonBeach" chronicled Simon's teen years in the late 1930s, and the1986 play "Broadway Bound" picks up a decade later when Simon andhis brother became a comedy writing team (a middle play in Simon'sautobiographical trilogy, "Biloxi Blues," will not be produced).Scott Schwartz directs.
"Welcome to Arroyo's" ---- Sept. 25-Oct. 31,Sheryl & Harvey White Theatre. Kristoffer Diaz's drama withmusic is the story of two Puerto Rican siblings in Manhattan'sLower East Side who are struggling to run a bar in their mother'sold deli, find love and uncover the answers to hip-hop history. Theplay is told by two hip-hop DJs who spin music while they narrate.The play premiered to very mixed reviews last month in Chicago, butSpisto said Diaz (and director Jaime Castaneda) plans to furtherdevelop the play for the Globe production.
"I knew it wasn't finished when I picked it," Spisto said. "It had one outing. Sometimes it can take two or three outings before a playwright is satisfied. The goal is to develop the piece further."
"Welcome to Arroyo's" is part of the Globe's continuing Southeast San Diego outreach program with Lincoln High School. "Arroyo's" will be produced as part of the Globe's regular season and will then transfer to Lincoln for a four-day run in early November. The last show produced through the program, the 2009 hip-hop musical "Kingdom," started at Lincoln then moved to the Globe, but was not part of the regular subscription season.
"It will stretch us a bit and the audience a bit," Spisto said. "We're making it part of our season because I think the audience will be open to the story about these characters. Unless we bring something new to the audience, we won't know if they'll like it, so we have to try. I think of it as a family story, and it's about trying to move past the loss of a parent. That's something most people can relate to."
TBA musical ---- Jan 15-Feb. 20, 2011, OldGlobe Theatre.
"Death of a Salesman" ---- Jan. 22, Feb. 27,2011, White Theatre. Arthur Miller's Tony- and PulitzerPrize-winning 1949 drama about the collapse of one man's AmericanDream will be presented in the round. It will be helmed by ObieAward-winning director Pam McKinnon, who directed "The Four of Us"at the Globe three years ago. Spisto said he has some actors inmind for the role of Willy Loman, but the show has not beencast.
"Groundswell" ---- March 12-April 17, 2011,White Theatre. Ian Bruce's three-character psychological thrilleris the story of a black caretaker and white ex-cop who hatch aget-rich-quick scheme on an unsuspecting guest at a beachfrontSouth African resort. "It's a very strong piece that's a bravuraturn for three actors," Spisto said. "I think it will be asurprising and very interesting piece for us to explore." KyleDonnelly, who directed "Opus" last year at the Globe, directs.
"Rafta, Rafta ..." ---- March 19-April 24,2011, Old Globe Theatre. Ayub Khan-Din's 2008 play won England'sOlivier Award for Best New Comedy. It's the story of amultigenerational immigrant Indian family in a working-classEnglish town celebrating (and fighting) in the wake of a weddingceremony. Khan-Din adapted the story from Bill Naughton's 1963 play"All In Good Time."
"It's a family comedy and different from anything that we've seen on our stage," Spisto said. "It's a new look at a very beloved genre for us." The director is Henry Wishcamper (2009's "Mystery of Irma Vep").
"Life of Riley" ---- April 30-June 5, 2011,White Theatre. The Globe presents the U.S. premiere of Englishplaywright Alan Ayckbourn's 74th play (which has its world premierein Ayckbourn's own Scarborough, England, theater this September).Spisto said he chose the play in honor of Old Globe foundingartistic director Craig Noel, who passed away last month at age 94.Ayckbourn was one of Noel's favorite playwrights and his works wereseen frequently at the Globe in the '80s and '90s. "Life of Riley"is a comedy about Riley, a character who is never seen onstage, butwhose actions and relationships affect everyone onstage. "It'squite a romp," Spisto said. It will be directed by Richard Seer,who heads The Old Globe/University of San Diego Graduate TheatreProgram.
"August: Osage County" ---- May 7-June 12,2011, Old Globe Theatre. Tracy Letts' dysfunctional Oklahoma familydrama makes its San Diego County premiere. Director is SamGold.
Season extras:
"The Winter's Tale" ---- Nov. 7-14, WhiteTheatre. The Old Globe/University of San Diego Graduate TheatreProgram presents Shakespeare's late romance, directed by RayChambers.
"Dr. Seuss' How the Grinch Stole Christmas!" ---- Nov. 20-Dec. 26, Old Globe Theatre. The Timothy Mason/MelMarvin musical returns for its 13th annual production.


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Welcome to the New Century Global Center. The largest freestanding building in the world, it has a staggering floor space of 1.76 million square metres. According to reports, it's approximately 500m long, 400m wide and 100m high.
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SAN ANTONIO - With three NBA championship flags high above the court, and many of the key players from those title teams in the lineup, the San Antonio Spurs opened the Western Conference finals like a team ready to add to their collection.
Well, for most of Game 1.
Tim Duncan, Manu Ginobili and Tony Parker were terrific for three quarters, then good enough at the end to carry San Antonio to a 108-100 victory over the upstart Utah Jazz on Sunday.
Playing only 39 hours after ending a rough and tumble series with Phoenix and facing a team they could've taken lightly, the Spurs zoomed to a 19-point lead before halftime and were still ahead by 18 early in the fourth quarter. Then a combination of fatigue and Utah's Deron Williams turned things interesting in the final minutes.
The Jazz never got closer than seven points and lost for the 17th straight time in San Antonio.
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As you know, the commission that I co-chair with lee Hamilton isn't scheduled to submit its Iraq-policy recommendations until next month, but the situation on the ground is deteriorating rapidly and I felt compelled to offer this unofficial interim report. Your range of options in Iraq has narrowed dramatically. It is possible that the situation is beyond salvage. The remainder of your presidency may be spent managing the international consequences of a historic policy failure. You must change course dramatically and soon. Your stated objectivesdemocracy, stability in Iraqcan remain the same, but your priorities must change. Democracy must take a backseat to the restoration of order.
Let me be blunt: the U.S. military campaign to stabilize Iraq has failed. We have lost control of Anbar province, the Sunni stronghold. We are losing the battle for Baghdad. Muqtada al-Sadr's militia has taken control in several predominantly Shi'ite provinces. The government in Baghdad is near collapse. Sadr's support is the only real power base that Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki has left. If the political equation isn't changed soon, it is likely that Sadr will emerge as the de jure leader of Shi'ite Iraq. This will certainly lead to a full-scale civil war and Kurdish secession.
Are there any viable options to anarchy? More troops? The U.S. military is overstretched and exhausted. Partition? The atmosphere in Baghdad is too chaotic and bitter for a new power-sharing deal among the Sunnis, Shi'ites and Kurds. The last best chance to restore order and hold Iraq together may be a dramatic ecumenical expansion of the Iraqi security forces under new leadership. We need to rectify the most serious error we made in Iraq after our initial military success and restore elements of the Baath Party, especially its former Shi'ite military leaders, to positions of power. Each of Iraq's neighbors, with the exception of Iran, believes that some version of this proposal is the best immediate course of action.
We know that former Baathists have been at the heart of the Sunni insurgency. In Anbar province, for example, a key financier and coordinator of the insurgency has been Rashid Taan Kazimone of the few cards in the deck representing Saddam's leadership circle we weren't able to capture. We are negotiating in Jordan with Baathist representatives of the Sunni insurgency; we're trying to split them off from the al-Qaeda-in-Mesopotamia terrorists, and we may succeed if a re-Baathification program is put in place. It is less well known that Sadr's Shi'ite militia, the Mahdi Army, also has a strong Baathist component. U.S. military intelligence estimates that upwards of 30% of Sadr's militia leaders are former members of Saddam's armed forces. There is communication, and occasionally collaboration, between these Sunni and Shi'ite Baathists. In the spring of 2004, elements of the Sadr organization helped stoke the Fallujah rebellion. The question is, Can a military leader be foundpreferably a Shi'ite who served honorably in Saddam's armywho can command the loyalty of all these groups? How many of those who served in Saddam's army can be recruited into an expanded and reorganized Iraqi armed forces? Can a state of emergency be declared, with power transferred temporarily to an Executive Council composed of military and civic leaders?
It's a long shot, Mr. President. There are many obstacles. The most immediate is Muqtada al-Sadr, who must be removed from the equation. We cannot be the agency of his removal, of course, but Sadr has many enemies, including rivals within his own organization. The other Shi'ite parties will also be obstaclesand, of course, the Grand Ayatullah Ali Husaini Sistani will need to be assuagedbut the strength of these groups has diminished as Sadr's power has increased in the past year, and it is possible they can be brought into the tent. The threat of a U.S. withdrawal, which would leave these groups at the mercy of both Sadr and the Sunnis, can be effectively paired with financial carrots and positions on the Executive Council. The Kurds would have to be guaranteed continuing autonomy. Strong U.S. financial and logistical support of an expanded Iraqi military would have to be part of the package, as would a major diplomatic effort to involve Iraq's neighbors in regional stabilization. It would not be pretty or easy. We would have to find common cause with some very bad actors. I know it would be a bitter pill, Mr. President, but it may be your least worst choice in Iraqand I believe the American public will be receptive to anything that can bring an end to this sad campaign.


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TAHLEQUAH, Okla. — The Cherokee Nation honored a quartet of brothers from Adair County with the Cherokee Medal of Patriotism at its November Tribal Council meeting.
The brothers are four of seven sons raised by Ray and Carlotta Ruth Adair Hembree in the Oak Grove community near Stilwell.
Alfred Hembree, 81, and Dan Sequoyah Hembree, 77, both of Westville, and Ivan Hembree, 79, and Monroe Hembree, 91, both of Stilwell, each received a medal and plaque from Principal Chief Bill John Baker and Deputy Chief Joe Crittenden Nov. 13, acknowledging their service to the country.
"I'm very proud to be an American citizen and a Native American, and I had the greatest privilege to go and serve my country," said Monroe Hembree, the eldest brother. "The Cherokee Nation has been very helpful, and I don't know how to explain how grateful I am to the tribe."
Monroe Hembree was born Sep. 15, 1921. In 1942, he was inducted into the U.S. Army and completed basic training in Abilene, Texas. A World War II veteran, he served as an Army medic while on tours in France, Belgium, Germany and England.
Monroe received an honorable discharge from the service in 1945. After returning home, he married his wife, Rose. Together, the couple has three children.
Alfred Hembree was born Dec. 14, 1930. In 1952, Alfred enlisted in the U.S. Air Force and completed basic training in San Antonio. Alfred completed technical school in Aberdeen, Md., to become an aircraft welder. Alfred served one year in South Korea, before returning to the states to serve the remainder of his term at Clovis Air Force Base in New Mexico. After being discharged in 1956, Alfred returned home. In 1959, Alfred accepted a position with the Oklahoma State Department of Wildlife as a state game warden for Adair County, where he worked for 35 years before retiring in 1995. Alfred has been married to his wife, Sue, for 54 years, and the two have four children and 12 grandchildren.
Dan Sequoyah Hembree was born Mar. 15, 1935. In 1954, Dan was inducted into the U.S. Army and completed basic training at Fort Chaffee, Ark. Dan was stationed both in Texas and at Fort Sill, Okla., and served an overseas tour in Japan. He received an honorable discharge in 1956 and returned home. Upon his return, Dan enrolled at Northeastern State University, where he received a bachelor's degree in education. He later attended the University of Arkansas and Oklahoma State University and received his certification to teach vocational education. Dan started the vocational carpentry program at Westville High School and ran the program for 30 years until his retirement in 1990. Dan currently lives in Westville with his wife, Audrey, of 54 years. The couple has one daughter and two grandchildren.
Ivan Hembree was born on Feb. 3, 1933. In 1953, Ivan enlisted in the U.S. Army and completed his basic training at Fort Chaffee, Ark. He was stationed at Fort Gordon in Georgia until his discharge in 1955. After returning home, Ivan attended Okmulgee Tech and received certification in diesel mechanics. He worked as a heavy equipment operator for several years while attending NSU part time. Ivan graduated from NSU in 1970 with a degree in sociology. He retired in 1994 and currently lives on his ranch with his wife, Ruth Ann, in the Greasy community near Stilwell. The couple has three children, seven grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
"It is truly an honor to be a part of this family," said Todd Hembree, Attorney General of the Cherokee Nation and son of Ivan Hembree. "This family has served the Cherokee Nation for many generations in the past and hopefully many generations to come."
Each month the Cherokee Nation recognizes Cherokee servicemen and women for their sacrifices as a way to demonstrate the high regard in which all veterans are held by the tribe. Native Americans, including Cherokees, are thought to have more citizens serving per capita than any other ethnic group, according to the U.S. Department of Defense. To nominate a veteran who is a Cherokee Nation citizen, call 918-453-5541 or 800-256-0671, ext. 5541.
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When recession first hit my area, most leaders demanded lower expenses from their employees and then tossed higher prices at clients to cover any loss. Wegmans food chain did the opposite.
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People flocked to Wegmans because they recognized risks taken to advance customers outranked cautions taken to save money. The human brain builds neuron pathways toward attaining more of what you focus on, while leaders who focus on money, often act against real riches that come with risking innovation, as Wegmans discovered.
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'Playgrounds being abused for drinking and drug dealing'
But bye-laws still not enforced years later
PLAYGROUNDS across Cork are being used as drinking dens and centres for drug dealing as there are no by-laws in place to address anti-social behaviour within them.
That's according to Kanturk based county councillor Timmy Collins (Ind) who made his comments during a debate on the issue at this week's meeting of the council's northern area committee.
Cllrs Noel McCarthy (Lab) and Frank O'Flynn (FF) both placed motions calling for the immediate introduction of bye-laws governing playgrounds in a bid to stamp out anti-social behaviour.
Cllr O'Flynn pointed out that this issue had been discussed as far back as 2009 and that a full proposal for the introduction of bye-laws governing playgrounds had been put before the full council in 2011.
"The fact that four years later this has not been properly addressed is a disgrace. At the moment we are unable to tackle any anti-social behaviour or take action against people who damage equipment because these bye-laws have yet to be put in place," said Cllr O'Flynn.
"The safety of children is of paramount importance. As a council we have a duty to protect them and their parents and I move that this council take immediate action to address this problem."
Cllr McCarthy said that while incidents of anti-social behaviour were relatively rare, they still needed to be "stamped out".
"It is not fair on people who use these facilities, who reasonably expect to be able to relax in a safe environment. These statutory laws need to be put in place to allow gardai to take the appropriate action when it is warranted," said Cllr McCarthy.
"Kerry County Council has had these bye-laws in place since 2008 and I feel it is important we follow their lead. We have been speaking about this for years and still nothing has been done. The time for waiting is gone and action needs to be taken now," he added.
Lending his support to the debate, Cllr Collins said there was "no question" but that there were anti-social issues in playgrounds across the county. "Particularly after dark, when there is drinking going on and drugs being bought and sold," he said.
Divisional manager Moira Murrell said she did not want the impression to go out that there were high levels anti-social behaviour in council playgrounds.
She agreed with a suggestion by Cllr Gerard Murphy (FG) to push the matter forward through the council's Strategic Policy Committee with a view to the swift introduction of the relevant bye-laws.


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Mick and Shirley soon work out that Tina's supply of cannabis – which caused the Browniegate disaster – had come from Aunt Babe.
They then discover she's sitting on a huge stash and tell her she must get rid of the evidence pronto.
Babe readily agrees, but it becomes apparent that rather than get rid of the drugs, she and Dean have arranged to hide them at Blades salon.
Shirley is furious to realise Dean and Babe have duped everyone, and even more angry when Dean calmly tells her that he and Babe are business partners.
Worried that her son could end up in prison again, Shirley takes matters into her own hands.
But Aunt Babe's not happy with Shirley's dramatic meddling and tells her she thinks it's time she made an announcement to the Carters.
Is Babe about to blow the entire tribe apart by revealing that Shirley is Mick's real mum?
She's certainly sitting on a whopping great secret and seems not afraid to use it to get Shirley to do exactly what she wants.
Controlling, sly and playing everyone like puppets?
The Godfather has nothing on Babe. All we need now is for Shirley to wake up and discover a horse's head in her bed.
Meanwhile, Sharon continues in her covert plot to fleece Phil for every penny he's got after discovering he was responsible for her vicious attack.
We hate to say it Sharon, but Phil is usually one step ahead of the game when it comes to matters of revenge, deceit and payback. Getting one over on him is not going to be easy...
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Her daughter's up to her eyes in debt, her grandchildren are embroiled in a drugs investigation, the police are sniffing around and social services are on her doorstep.
Oh, and she's got a double mastectomy booked in for Tuesday.
Carol's accustomed to dealing with stress, but this fresh influx is enough to push her close to the edge.
However, as usual for the selfless gran and mum, it's her family that come first.
Worried that Liam could end up in serious trouble for the hash brownie fiasco, she seeks advice from dodgy copper Charlie Cotton.
However, if it was a bit of professional knowledge she was after, she comes away shaken after discovering something about Charlie that knocks her sideways.
Yes, it looks as if the secret he's been hiding all this time has been rumbled.
As the day of her operation arrives, it's not surprising that Carol is struggling to hold it together and she clasps her hands in prayer as she sits frightened and alone in her hospital bed.
Even David would be a welcome arrival by her side just now.
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Mats Sundin is getting into more feuds with National Hockey League referees than former boss Pat Quinn.
Last night in Montreal it was a non-call on a high stick by Garth Murray that infuriated the captain, causing him to cuss out referees Bill McCreary and Stephane Auger and then blow off reporters for a second time on this trip.
In a 3-2 loss in a shootout to the New York Islanders on Thursday, Sundin felt he was robbed of a goal by Kerry Fraser and did not speak to the media afterward.
"Mats Sundin doesn't take a dive," teammate John Pohl said. "It's just unfortunate that the linesman saw it and the referee didn't."
Murray said he was going for the puck when he clipped Sundin in the dying minutes of the game. But Toronto already had wasted a golden opportunity with a power play at 9:48 of the third after it made it a 5-4 game.
Coach Paul Maurice says the numbers don't lie -- the Leafs' power play isn't working.
The coach is aware that it has clicked just once in four games and is 6-for-52 in the past 13 matches. It has been a month since two power-play goals came in the same game.
"We're off on our power play, it's going in fits and spurts," Maurice said. "We've struggled a little bit gaining the line and controlling the puck. But (Matt) Stajan's line has got better as we've used it more."
With five back-to-back game situations coming up, a break is coming for goalie Andrew Raycroft. But despite a good relief performance last night, Jean-Sebastien Aubin likely won't make his first start since Dec. 29 until Friday in New Jersey against the Devils, with Raycroft coming back against the Buffalo Sabres here Saturday.
Centre Kyle Wellwood was to be examined last night by Montreal Canadiens doctor David Mulder, who operated on Wellwood's sports hernia a few weeks ago. "He will be able to tell me where I am (in rehabilitation) and when I can start skating," Wellwood said.


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WASHINGTON, Jan. 28 (UPI) -- James Bell led a balanced attack with 16 points Monday and ninth-ranked Villanova logged a seventh win in eight games, 65-60 over Georgetown.
Bell also provided five rebounds and four steals for the Wildcats (18-2, 7-1 Big East), who were coming off a 94-85 triumph over Marquette Saturday.
Daniel Ochefu and JayVaughn Pinkston put in 12 points each.
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Senior executive vice president of human resources and communications
SBC Communications Inc.
Karen Jennings ("The Great Communicator") has helped SBC -- one of the nation's largest telecommunications firms and co-owner, with BellSouth, of Cingular Wireless -- overcome multiple recent challenges, including three major corporate mergers, skyrocketing health-care costs and delicate negotiations with one of the nation's largest unions.
Last year, Jennings led negotiations with the Communications Workers of America that led to an unprecedented concession from the union to agree to a 30-day notice prior to any strike and a final agreement that was mutually beneficial for both sides. She oversaw the introduction of a complex consumer-directed health-care plan for the company's active and retired managers.
Meanwhile, Ed Whitacre, SBC's CEO, credits Jennings with helping the company successfully navigate two major acquisitions -- Ameritech in 1999 and Southern New England Telecommunications in 1998. Jennings is currently helping SBC wrap up its latest acquisition, that of AT&T, its former corporate parent.
In addition, the magazine named to its HR Honor Roll: Lea Soupata, senior vice president of human resources at UPS Inc. in Atlanta ("Delivering Value"); Kathy Herbert, executive vice president of human resources for Boise, Idaho-based Albertsons Inc. ("Grade-A Choice"); Deborah D. Hirsh, chief human resources officer for the Los Angeles Unified School District ("Smooth Sailing"); and Rose Patten, senior executive vice president of human resources and strategic management for Toronto-based BMO Financial Group ("Quest for Results").
2004: William J. Conaty
Senior Vice President of Corporate Human Resources
General Electric Co.
In an interview with Human Resource Executive, GE's chairman and CEO, Jeff Immelt, said: "I just think he's what the great HR leaders are supposed to be about -- attracting and retaining, partnering and keeping the world's best people. He's the best I've ever seen." ("Master of HR at GE")
Jack Welch, GE's former chairman and CEO, meanwhile, said of Bill Conaty: "I don't think there's another human resource leader in the world as good as he is. He has an incredible touch with every level in the organization, from the factory floor to the people who report to the CEO. He's trusted by everybody -- and he deserves it because he's earned it."
Among his many accomplishments are GE's executive-compensation program and corporate-governance standards, which have won the company high praise from the media, HR experts and advocates of stricter standards.
Under Conaty's leadership, GE set specific goals on the amount of GE stock each senior officer must hold (six times base salary for the CEO, five times base for vice chairmen and four times base for senior officers). It also removed stock options and restricted stock from Immelt's compensation, using instead performance-share units that vest in five years and are tied to internal and external financial metrics.
In addition, the magazine named to its HR Honor Roll Louis A. Kaucic, chief people officer of Applebee's International ("Turning Turnover Around"); Jon C. Cecil, chief human resource officer of Lee Memorial System ("Healing the System"); Kay Coles James, director of the U.S. Office of Personnel Management ("A Daunting Task"); and Karen Jennings, senior executive vice president of human resources and communications for SBC Communications ("Custom-made Leader").
2003: Dennis M. Donovan
Executive Vice President of Human Resources
The Home Depot Inc.
Dennis Donovan, one of CEO Bob Nardelli's first executive hires when he took the reins of Home Depot in December 2000, has put HR at the center of the retailer's transformation. ("Retooling HR") His accomplishments have ranged from putting an HR manager into all 1600 Home Depot stores to creating a Leadership Institute and launching leadership development programs for high-potential managers.
"I needed the best HR officer in the country, and that's Dennis," Nardelli told Human Resource Executive. "A lot of people have theories, but Dennis can actually turn his theories into reality."
Among other things, Donovan and his HR team have embarked upon a dramatic business transformation which has included devising more than 300 initiatives that the HR department committed to deliver within the following three years against the backdrop of a dynamically growing business that opens a new store every 43 hours and creates 40,000 new jobs per year.
In addition, the magazine named to its HR Honor Roll Nancy A. Rae, senior vice president of human resources, DaimlerChrysler Corp. ("Respect for the Ranks"); Sherry Whiteley, senior vice president of human resources, Intuit Inc. ("Business Intuition"); Terry M. Faulk, senior vice president of human resources, Kraft Foods Inc. ("Increasing Strength"); and Rob Norton, senior vice president of corporate human resources, Pfizer Inc. ("Growing Globally")
2002: James H. Wall
National Managing Director of Human Resources
Deloitte & Touche LLP
Under Jim Wall's leadership ("Accounting for Success"), Deloitte & Touche's culture has transformed a "churn-and-burn" atmosphere into one that is collaborative, friendly, supportive and inclusive. His extraordinary leadership skills were particularly evident as the company, whose headquarters were across the street from the World Trade Center, responded to the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11.
As part of his effort to transform Deloitte & Touche's culture during the '90s, Wall painstakingly convinced the firm's partners to adopt a Women's Initiative -- a move that's been instrumental in helping the firm double its revenues during the past five years. This initiative, along with others, has led to Deloitte & Touche's being named one of the "100 Best Companies to Work for in America" by Fortune for the past five years and one of the best places to work by Working Mother for eight consecutive years.
In addition, the magazine named to its HR Honor Roll David O. Aker, senior vice president of worldwide human resources for Unisys Corp. (" 'Administrivia' Slayer"), and Cynthia H. Augustine, president of the broadcast group and senior vice president of human resources for The New York Times Co. ("Changing the Times")
2001: Daniel L. Sullivan
Executive Vice President of Human Resources
Qualcomm Inc.
Under Dan Sullivan's leadership ("Marathon Man"), Qualcomm's HR vision has been to energize and guide the company in areas of motivation, employee satisfaction and the achievement of corporate objectives, as well as maximize the firm's operation efficiencies.
Sullivan, mindful of the role students will play in advancing high technology through difficult business cycles, has played a critical role in helping secure funding for the University of California-San Diego's Jacob School of Engineering as part of a new state initiative to establish the California Institute for Telecommunications and Information Technology.
Sullivan also led the HR information systems organization to create a fully Web-enabled self-service portal called "My Source", which has helped free up HR managers for strategic projects.
In addition, the magazine named the following three HR executives to its HR Honor Roll: David L. Murphy, vice president of human resources at Ford Motor Co. ("Drive to Excel"); Francesca M. Spinelli, senior vice president of people at Radio Shack ("Radio Active"); and Anne Szostak, executive vice president and director of human resources and diversity at FleetBoston Financial Corp. ("Diversity, With Life")


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The number of ways in which Barack Obama could still lose the US presidential election is diminishing by the day - it'd take an extramarital affair with a gay terrorist, at this point, or a historically unprecedented failure of polling methods - but when you say this to die-hard liberals in American coastal cities, their faces darken. They look at you like you're bringing bad luck across their threshold; normally non-superstitious people reach to touch wooden tables. They remember the morning of November 3 2004 when they awoke - if they'd slept - to find that George Bush had squeaked through to a second term. Whatever the polls might be saying this time round, liberals harbour a nebulous dread that their fragile hopes are about to be dashed all over again.
And it could happen. But the curious and consoling truth is that even if it does, you'll probably be far less upset than you think. (I'm using "you", here, in recognition of the statistical likelihood that, as a Guardian reader with an interest in the US election, you're an Obama supporter. If your candidate's McCain, though, it's still relevant - even more so, given the chances of a Republican defeat next week.) On November 5 four years ago, the cover of G2 bore only the words "Oh, God," in tiny letters on a dark background, which well captured the despondency in liberal Europe that morning. But for most of us, that feeling - the deep, real and personal sense of unhappiness, as opposed to the ideological, intellectual opposition to the Bush administration and its policies - didn't last. It rarely does: the overwhelming evidence from social psychology is that we're terrible at "affective forecasting": we chronically overestimate how sad we'll be, and for how long, in the wake of a negative event, and how happy we'll be after a positive one.
The reigning monarch of affective forecasting research, the Harvard psychologist Daniel Gilbert, conducted a strikingly relevant study on this subject in 1996, when the Democratic governor of Texas, Ann Richards, was being challenged for the office by one George Bush. Republicans questioned prior to election day thought they'd become much happier if Bush won, while Democrats thought they'd become much less happy; one month after the result, however, their reported happiness levels were essentially the same as before. We grow swiftly numb to good new things, and explain away bad ones. "People are wonderful rationalisers," Gilbert later said. "They will rearrange their view of the world so it doesn't hurt as much." After Bush's victory in Texas, Democrats rationalised with vigour. "The governor of Texas really doesn't have much power," they told Gilbert - and, "He wants to be president, so he's not going to do anything too dumb or crazy." Gilbert repeated the experiment with Democrats in the 2004 election. He replicated his results, but also discovered a coda: six months after the election result, Bush opponents also remembered being much more upset than they really were. We'll never learn to be better predictors of our own happiness, it seems, because we habitually forget how wrong we were.
Naturally, as in every election, there'll be exceptions. If Obama wins and his policies lift you, personally, above the poverty line, your happiness may be enduring; if you're a campaign staffer, the sting of his defeat isn't going to lift within a week. Our personal investment in this election is far greater than in many past cases. (Besides, all this talk of happiness levels among middle-class liberals is rather indulgent; there are countless reasons to back Obama that don't concern his effect on your mood.) Almost certainly, though, come November 15 or thereabouts, the identity of the next American president will simply be competing for your attention with far too many other things to have a decisive effect on your spirits. Strangely, just about the only person in the US political arena at the moment who gives a convincing impression that he wouldn't be particularly emotionally thrown, one way or the other, by Obama winning or losing, is Obama himself. (When the former Republican governor of Massachusetts, William Weld, endorsed him last week, he cited exactly this "classy, steady calm" as the reason.) Which is, when you think about it, bizarre - but then when did a non-bizarre person ever become president?
Personally, I'm more worried about withdrawal symptoms: not the identity of the winner, but the abrupt halt, after so many months, of the race. It's hard to imagine the day will come when I won't be interested to know about a three-point shift in the voting preferences of white Catholics in Virginia, or the scale of the Republican National Committee's TV advertising purchases in Colorado, but presumably it will. Actually, a scarier thought: maybe it won't. Come 2010 - as the ever more greying President Obama dials back on another policy promise, citing the absence of funds - perhaps I'll still be sitting in a darkened room, compulsively checking TalkingPointsMemo.com and the Gallup daily tracking poll, over and over, like a conditioned laboratory rat, or a formerly captive bear that doesn't realise it's been freed.
• This week Oliver watched too many election spoofs on YouTube: "At this frazzled stage, you don't even need to make a clever satirical point, so people just say, 'I'm John McCain', then gurn at the camera. Voila: a viral hit." He also watched the US establishment collapse in a carnival of blame and recrimination: "Like Labour back in 2010 - remember that?"
• Campaign diary: Let Oliver Burkeman be your guide during the build-up to the big day theguardian.com/world/oliverburkemanblog


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Blue Is the Warmest Color? Not for the Jews
Reflections from a conference devoted to the Biblical tekhelet.
Blue may be the warmest color, to paraphrase the title of the new cinematic sensation on lesbian love by Tunisian-French director Abdellatif...
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So you want a tan. Who doesn't? Tans look great all year round, but especially during swimsuit season. And who wants to show off just how pasty white they are? You want a tan, but you also want the best of both worlds: a tan without the danger of cancer.
Is a tan without cancer an oxymoron? Fortunately, today it's definitely not! Over the last few years, beauty companies have come out with tons of different ways that you can get a tan without the cancer dangers that come with lying outside for hours, or in a tanning bed for twenty minutes.
The sunless tanning market is pretty hot right now. There are more and more sunless tanning options available. And the best way to go is with a combination skin moisturizer/sunless tanner. This combo gives you a steady color change over a few weeks so that you naturally build up sunless tanner for a more natural look. What does this mean? No more funny orange streaks! Instead, you have moisturized skin and great, natural tan color.
Sunless tanning moisturizers come in pills, lotions, and sprays. The best ones come with something called dihydroxyacetone, or DHA. The government has only approved the effectiveness of sunless tanners with DHA. DHA works because it has special molecules in it that react with your skin in a way that actually changes the color of your skin cells to brown!
Old spray-on tanners really were just a spray-on tan: you covered yourself in orange. But these new-fangled tanners actually work with your skin so that your brown color is natural.
Some of the most popular sunless tanners/moisturizers are products like Dove Energy Glow Lotion, which looks really natural. Or you can try out Jergens Body Glow, which is fantastic because it won't streak like nasty spray tanners. Olay Everyday Sunshine is another really popular moisturizer/tanner option. Finally, try out L'Oreal bronzer. This is a natural way to add a tan, especially to your face. There won't be any orange, and no streaks.
Some people prefer to use a spray on tan. Fortunately, these have gotten better and better over the last few years. Lots of tanning salons offer spray on tans that have the same DHA that is in the best tanners/moisturizers combos. Spray on tans last for a little while, and will eventually wash off.
If you don't want to take a trip to your local tanning salon, there are lots of products that you can pick up at your local store. Some of the best and most popular products are Banana Boat Air Brush Tan. It's extra easy to apply, and it won't streak or leave you orange. Rimmel also has a great spray tan that you can find at Target or at other drug stores. It does take longer to apply than moisturizer combos, but you can change your look and your tan level from day to night.
You also might want to try off Garnier Ambre Solaire. This is a great option if you have a big party to go to tomorrow, and you don't have time to build up a tan using a moisturizer/tanner combo. You won't get streaks, but it will dry to a beautiful tan. It will also last for a few days, so you can keep it on for the entire weekend! Just don't hit a pool party with it…or at least don't hit the pool!
No matter how you get your tan, if you use bronzers, moisturizers, or spray, remember that none of them will protect your skin from cancer. So you should always wear a really good sun block that has a high SPF rating. Otherwise you're putting yourself at risk!


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Fragrance Pink Sugar Sensual perfume for Women by Aquolina was introduced in 2009. Aquolina Pink Sugar Sensual is classified as Oriental Vanilla fragrance. Scent notes of Pink Sugar Sensual Aquolina include top notes of citrus bergamia, mandarine, tangerine orange, blackcurrant, middle notes of jasmine, citrus blossom, gardenia and base notes of vanilla, toffee, sandalwood.
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Bemidji sisters to be among soloists at concert Tuesday
Sisters Sadie and Sarah Hamrin of Bemidji have been playing stringed instruments for a combined eight years.
Now, the 7-year-old and 10-year-old girls are preparing the solos they will perform at the "Couples Night III: Music for the Baroque-en Heart" concert Tuesday in Bemidji.
The concert will begin at 7:30 p.m. in the Main Theatre of Bemidji State University's Bangsberg Fine Arts Complex. Admission is free.
"It's our annual Valentine's concert of the Bemidji Youth Symphony and Bemidji Symphony Orchestra," said Beverly Everett, who directs both ensembles. "We're featuring lots of Baroque music."
The annual Messiah Sing-A-Long also will be part of the concert. The event, originally scheduled for December, was postponed due to weather.
At the concert, Sadie, 7, will perform Violin Concerto No. 1 in A minor by Johann Sebastian Bach, and Sarah, 10, will perform the fourth movement of Georg Philipp Telemann's viola concerto.
"I like performing a lot," said Sarah, a charter member of the Bemidji Youth Symphony, which was formed three years ago. "I started playing violin when I was 6 and I switched to viola in late March of 2007."
"I started (playing violin) when I was 3 and took lessons when I was 4," said Sadie, who is in her second year with the Bemidji Youth Symphony.
Both girls, who are the daughters of John and Ramae Hamrin, are private students of Michelle Laliberte, violin and viola instructor at Headwaters School of Music & the Arts. Laliberte said the girls often arrive for their lessons with pieces of music learned and memorized before she has even assigned them.
"They memorize as fast as they play," she said. "And Sarah -- her switch to the viola gets me every time."
She said most viola pieces have a different note system than violin pieces.
"The hardest thing is to switch clefs," she said. "And she does it with no problem."
Sarah said she enjoys the viola.
"I like the deepness and richness of the lower strings," she said.
Meanwhile, Sadie said she likes everything about the violin.
"She loves to play fast," Laliberte said. "She's a true violinist."
And, she said, Sarah is a true violist, keeping the instrument's sound rich and mellow.
Everett, who has accompanied the girls on the piano in past performances, said she wanted to feature them because she was very familiar with their work and knew their talent. She noted that playing a solo with an orchestra is one of the most exciting things a musician can do, but it can also be one of the scariest.
"It takes a lot of musical maturity to do that," Everett said.
She said most people don't get that opportunity until high school or college. Sarah and Sadie, however, already have the kind of musical maturity to play their concertos successfully, she said.
Three BSU vocal majors, Brittany Messer, Sara Wabrowetz and Cory Froehlich, will be soloists during the Messiah Sing-A-Long portion of the concert.
Also, four other soloists will perform during the Baroque half of the concert. They are Andy Cresap, a trumpet major at BSU; oboist Gretchen Rusch of Bemidji; Julie Bengtson, a member of BSU's music faculty; and Laliberte.
"They're all soloists on one piece," said Everett, noting that the four musicians will perform their solos in Bach's Brandenburg Concerto No. 2.


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COMMERCE CITY, Colo. – For the second time in a month, Colorado Rapids fans collectively held their breaths as team captain Pablo Mastroeni took a blow to the head and was forced to leave a game early.
But for the second time in the same time frame, Rapids fans can breathe a big sigh of relief.
Mastroeni fully returned to practice Tuesday, just three days after being removed during the second half of the Rapids' 2-0 First Kick win over the Columbus Crew this past Saturday night at Dick's Sporting Goods Park. Mastroeni took a knock to the head in the 73rd minute and came off immediately afterwards, holding his head and looking shaken.
But he appeared to be fine just minutes after the Colorado victory, delivering the game ball to head coach Oscar Pareja in the locker room shortly afterwards. And he was back in action Tuesday after passing cognitive tests on Monday.
"With Pablo, we are being cautious," Pareja told MLSsoccer.com on Tuesday. "Pablo has a history with [head] problems so we will be careful with it. But he looks OK."
That history primarily goes back to last October, when the 35-year-old veteran suffered a season-ending head-injury. He was then removed for precautionary reasons from a preseason game in Hawaii last month with a similar head injury, which also turned out to be a false alarm.
Mastroeni is listed as probable for Sunday's game and is expected to start.
Elsewhere in the midfield, the Rapids remain optimistic that the International Transfer Request (ITC) for Argentine playmaker Martin Rivero will arrive in time for Sunday's game at Philadelphia (4 pm ET; NBC Sports).
Casey, Smith back to fitness training; Freeman questionable
Conor Casey (Achilles) and Jamie Smith (knee) both participated in the fitness portion of Tuesday's practice. Neither player is expected to play this week, however, defender Hunter Freeman (foot) fully participated in practice and could be available for Sunday's road opener.
All three missed Saturday's win through injury.
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Y-3 Taps the Clarks Wallabee for Inspiration on the Hayex Low
These aren't your grandfather's Clarks though.
Yohji Yamamoto's Y-3 collection continues to innovate design through the art of footwear.
The latest offering from the upcoming Fall 2014 adidas collection sees the introduction of the Hayex Low. The shoe draws heavy inspiration from the Clarks Wallabee silhouette, as evident in the structure of the toe box and wood-grain paneling on the midsole, which is reminiscent of the Wallabee's classic crepe sole.
The Hayex Low combines a plethora of materials and crafty color blocking. Its upper is comprised of leather side paneling, suede toe-box, and mesh paneling along the heel tab. Capping off the new silhouette is a plastic/rubber midsole and speckled laces. Although Y-3 tapped the Wallabee for inspiration, they certainly came correct and brought their own futuristic flair to the concept.
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Cradley Heath pensioners left in the cold
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ELDERLEY residents of a sheltered housing complex in Cradley, whose warden service has been axed, were left without heat for five hours when a power cut switched the boiler off.
Pensioner Brian Plant said they feared such problems would become more regular after Sandwell Council made the wardens redundant at the end of March.
The 74-year-old, who was concerned about his more elderly and frail neighbours aged up to 94, reported the defect in the morning.
When there had been no action by 1pm he went to the Blackheath housing office to complain in person, only to be told it had not been logged on the system.
Mr Plant said: "This would not have happened if the warden had been there. The boiler switched off automatically when there was a brief power cut and it just needed switching on again."
The two wardens have lost their jobs as part of Sandwell Council's cost-cutting measures and have been replaced by a virtual visiting system – a communal TV screen with a remote control which allows residents to chat to staff if they need to.
But they are reluctant to use the new system, lacking the confidence in using the technology and missing the face-to-face interaction.
Cradley Heath councillor Julie Webb said as a compromise they could write concerns down in a book – or ring her.
She added that £500,000 of investment earmarked last year for fire prevention work at the Whitehall Road complex was finally due to be released this month.
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