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EVERGREEN TOWNSHIP, Mich. (WOOD) — A Montcalm County man police say repeatedly stabbed another man is facing felony charges.
It happened around 2:20 a.m. Monday at a home on Colby Road in Evergreen Township, east of Stanton.
Michigan State Police say a 19-year-old man from Gowen stabbed the 18-year-old several times before he restrained by the victim's relatives, who held him until police arrived.
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Hey, it's been a great ride here at ATW, we've been going for over 2 years now! We've had loads of ups and downs as a group and I'm sure everybody will remember a great time here at some point over its life.
I'm sorry to say we're closing the group for multiple reasons;
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3) Trains on ROBLOX always were a bit flawed as an idea..
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A committee assessing whether fluoride should be introduced into Carnarvon's water supply will submit its advice to the Health Minister in the coming days.
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Roaming around Cambridge...
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My second day in Cambridge didn't really begin very well. I couldn't sleep one bit. Note, I'm not the fussy type. Staying in hostels as part of your holidays abroad, you learn not to be so fussy. Having said that, last night was really terrible. The beds were creaky, too many people, no safe deposit area, no personal place for you to even keep your alarm clock and wallet... it was very discomforting.
Breakfast was the only good thing. Again, nowhere as good as York's or Mchester's, or what I'd be seeing later in London but nice and filling all the same. This hostel seems to attract some of the weirdest people, I'll tell you.
I started off by buying punting tickets @ the reception, and headed to the centre at the back of King's College. They didn't have a tour starting till 10:45am so they asked me to come back. I took the chance to walk the campuses. The biggest disappointment for me (which thanks to Tripadvisor, I already knew) was that the colleges were closed because of exams. So the best I could do was walk in front and back of the buildings. But trust me, the place is so beautiful that itself is a delight. Only I wish I could've gone in! Claire's College was a delight - it's small but got a lovely garden. And it was open so I spent some time in the quadrangle. I saw the Library as well. Looked grand. The city is so green and seems so quiet you'd know it's a University town.
I headed back to the punting centre. There was a friendly German family also going on the same punt as me (I initially thought it was mum - dad - son - daugther but turns out it's mum - dad - 2nd son and 1st son's gf, all 4 of them visiting the 1st son who's learning English in Cambridge). They were really friendly, we got to talk about Texas, their life in Germany, etc.
The punt was worth every penny. The last time I went on a punt was in Christchurch (my first punt), and no mistake it was good but Cambridge punting is so much more interesting than C'ch. Our punt-er was this cool bloke from South Africa. He did a great job of telling us the history of Cambridge, even how the name came. We passed through the "Bridge of Sighs". Oh, and he let me punt as well! I did a fairly ok job...but punting and posing for a pic simultaneously is a very strenous thing, you see! <g>
It was about 1pm and I thought I'd better be going. I know there's still a LOT left to see, but I thought I'd save it and come back at a time when schools are open so that I can spend quality time here. Went back to the hostel, picked my things up and lucky for me, not only is the station 5 mins away but no sooner did I get there than did an express nonstop train to King's Cross come. I was so tired and bored I slept. I've obviously slept so much that when I woke, everyone was alighting. So much for my building up the excitement to London... London had already come!


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MADRID, Nov 16 (Reuters) - Valencia forward Alvaro Negredo has had emergency surgery for acute appendicitis, the La Liga club said on Monday.
The former Spain striker, who has been out of favour at his club and has not played since early October, went under the knife at a hospital in the Spanish port city on Monday afternoon, Valencia said on their website (www.valenciacf.com).
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South Carolina Alcoholics Anonymous
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Next District Meeting
When:2nd Saturday every other month
10:15 am - The next meeting will be March 11, 2017
Where:302 Hibben Street, at Church Street (in the Grace Hall basement) Mount Pleasant, SC 29464
If your group would like to submit contributions to the District via USPS the address is:
District 72
Attn: Treasurer
PO Box 1689
Mount Pleasant, SC 29465-1689
District 72
Attn: Treasurer
PO Box 1689
Mount Pleasant, SC 29465-1689
Next District Workshop
When:11th Step Meditation
10:30AM - Saturday, October 1 - Meditation and Yoga followed by Food & Fellowship
Where:302 Hibben Street, Mt. Pleasant, SC 29464 St. Paul�s Lutheran Church Mt. Pleasant, SC
Food and Fellowship afterwards. Please Join Us!
Service starts in your own home group and district. Please consider serving; there are many positions to choose from. Attend a district meeting or the Group Conscience meeting of any of the regular groups listed on our schedule and offer to be of service.
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MOVIE SYNOPSIS [ General Audiences ] With the special vision of its director Kevin Kolsch and Dennis Widmyer, Margaret Laney heads the cast of this movie of USA, with dialogues in English (available with subtitles), whose official premiere was scheduled for 2009. You can watch Absence online on TV cable or theaters with original audio in English at different dates. This film premiered in theaters in 2009.
Rating: 5 by 26 users./
Runtime: 71 minutes
Margaret Laney, Eron Otcasek, Stuart Rudin, Domenica Cameron-Scorsese, Joshua Burrow, Nick Mouyiaris, Jennifer Trier, Margie Sullivan, Rachel Paine, Jason Berger, Mary Zabransky, Kevin Kolsch, Joe Verdi, Joseph F. Parda and Marissa Stawkowski.
71-minute film (full movie) directed by Kevin Kolsch and Dennis Widmyer.
The original audio of Absence has dialogues in Dolby Digital, it was produced in USA.
It premiered in cinemas or television in 2009.
Screenplay written by Kevin Kolsch and Dennis Widmyer.
Christos Chrestatos and Parker Cross.
David Sonkin, Kevin Kolsch, Leia Thompson, Dennis Widmyer and Parker Cross.
This film was produced and / or financed by Parallactic Pictures, Kinky Mule Films LLC and Absence Films.
Composed by Adam Nikolaidis and The Aldente Quakers.
Without commercial breaks, the full movie Absence has a duration of 71 minutes; the official trailer can be watched in streaming on the Internet. You can watch this full movie free in EnglishDolby Digital in movie TV channels, renting the DVD or with VoD services (Video On Demand player, Hulu) and PPV (Pay Per View, Netflix).
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Cuboro Profi (24 piece supplementary set)
Cuboro Profi (24 piece supplementary set)
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- 24 piece supplementary Cuboro set
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan Post Holdings (6178.T) is considering buying Nomura Real Estate Holdings (3231.T) in a bid to make real estate operations its new earnings pillar, a source familiar with the matter said on Saturday.
One option for the purchase will be for Japan Post to acquire a majority stake in Nomura Real Estate through an open tender, and the deal will likely be several hundred billions of yen (several billion dollars) in size, the source said.
Japan Post has entered unofficial talks with Nomura Holdings (8604.T), a major shareholder of Nomura Real Estate, on the potential deal, said the source, who declined to be identified.
There still is a possibility that Japan Post and Nomura Real Estate will opt for a capital alliance, rather than an outright acquisition, the source also said.
The possibility of Japan Post buying Nomura Real Estate was first reported by public broadcaster NHK on Friday.
Following the NHK report, Japan Post said on its website: "We are exploring various possibilities regarding new capital and business alliances and will make an announcement promptly once matters that should be made public are finalised."
The timing of the acquisition, if that path were chosen, could raise eyebrows because Japanese companies have stunned investors recently with losses on M&A deals that have turned sour, which is raising questions about the quality of their due diligence.
Last month, Japan Post, which is 80 percent state-owned, announced a $3.6 billion writedown on its purchase of Australian logistics firm Toll Holdings Ltd.
That writedown saw Japan Post join the likes of Toshiba Corp (6502.T) in high-profile foreign takeover flops.
Japan Post's business spans from banking and insurance to parcel delivery, but limited growth in its domestic market has led the company to commit to growth through acquisitions.
Reporting by Takaya Yamaguchi; Writing by Kiyoshi Takenaka; Editing by Robert Birsel


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The Sustainability and Cost-Effectiveness of Water Storage Projects on Canterbury Rivers: The Opihi River Case
There is an increasing demand for water resources in the Canterbury region. The impact of this demand has lead to unacceptable minimum river flows, which has resulted in adverse affects to river ecology. In an effort to resolve this problem water storage projects have gained considerable attention. However, in order to consider all values of the impact of water storage projects, a systematic way of implementing an ecosystem services approach is developed. This ecosystem services approach coupled with various appropriate analytical methods are developed for the purposes of evaluating the cost-effectiveness of water storage projects and the sustainability of river systems impacted by water storage projects. For the purposes of evaluating the cost-effectiveness of water storage projects it is argued that cost utility analysis should be applied through an ecosystem services index, which is constructed from the aggregation of normalized indicators that represent each ecosystem service and preferential weights for each ecosystem service. The evaluation of sustainability is considered both according to its weak and strong definitions. Weak sustainability is evaluated by a non-declining ecosystem services index over time. Strong sustainability is evaluated by the elicitation of threshold levels or safe minimum standards where an ecosystem service, as represented by an indicator, should not pass below. These analytical methods developed are subsequently applied to the Opihi River, which is a river system located in Canterbury that has been hydrologically modified and impounded by the Opuha Dam scheme. The application of the analytical methods to the Opihi River provides a few preliminary results. Further data collection is required to fully determine the cost-effectiveness of the Opuha Dam and the sustainability of the Opihi River impacted by the dam scheme.
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so about this song... it seems pretty self-explanatory to me, it's about two friends. one has gotten into some pretty bad stuff, but the other has kept his life fairly good. the good friend says that he ends up always pointing his finger at his friend, accusing him and criticizing him for the stuff he does, but all he really wants to get across is that he genuinely cares for this friend of his. and no matter what the lost friend has done, is doing, or will do, he can come back to his friend; he will always love him.
parts of this song can be taken as a metaphor of God and man, where God sees that man has wandered off and He just wants us to know that we can come back and He cares for us, but certain parts of the song imply that it is between two earthly friends. pretty much because God never "points the finger."
this may be my favorite song on the "I Fought Against Myself" record.
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Exports: Aircraft and ships stores and bunkers
Aircraft stores and fuel
AVGAS may be loaded duty-paid on an aircraft at any place in the UK for use on a flightto a place outside the UK. Either netting or direct drawback of excise dutymay be claimed on duty-paid oil to be used after the aircraft has cleared outwards at thecustoms airport of departure, in which case evidence of loading (e.g. invoice or receipteddelivery note) and of the aircraft movement will be required. Neither nettingnor direct drawback may be claimed on oil used on flights to the Isle of Man.
Stores and bunkers for foreign going ships
Oil may be removed from warehouse for shipment free of customs duty and excise duty asstores (e.g. deck and engine-room stores) or bunkers on entitled foreign-going ships.These include ships clearing from one British port for foreign via another British portand also to such fishing boats as are treated as clearing for foreign and thereforeentitled to duty-free stores.
Delivery documents and certificates of receipt
For oil shipped duty-free from warehouse as bunkers or other stores on foreign-goingships, warehouse-keepers are to obtain a certificate of receipt. The receipt should begiven by the master, mate or chief engineer on a copy of the relevant delivery note, andretained by the warehouse-keeper for production to the officer, if necessary. Such copy isadditional to any copy which may be obtained and disposed of by the warehousekeeper e.g.to the customers head office.
If it is impractical to obtain certificates signed by any of the specified shipsofficers, e.g. in the case of certain trawlers and quick turn-around ships, the signatureof a shore superintendent or similar responsible individual acting for the owners (orcharterers) of the ship may be accepted.
Advice notes for packaged goods removed for shipment as stores, which bear agents or shedreceipts may be accepted in the absence of suspicion.
Bunkering to specific order by craft
A craft, whether or not owned by the warehousekeeper, may load a quantity of heavy oilto fulfil a specific bunkering order or a series of bunkering orders. The removal by craftfrom the duty-suspended installation to the ship or ships requiring bunkers, even if itinvolves a coastwise voyage, should be treated as a duty-free removal in the course of atransaction for ships stores under the warehousekeepers responsibility and issubject to the provisions in Stores and bunkers for foreign going ships andDelivery documents and certificates of receipt (above).
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Unanswered: Hexa to Char
I am using AS400/DB2 V5R1.
I have column in a table whose data is in Hexadecimal. I would like to convert the same to a char and I am not able to.
If I have a literal string I am able to convert using char(x'ffff'). The same is not the case when I try to convert the values in a column.


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Most women with longer hair know the problem. You love a necklace, but it catches hair, often causing pulling, damage and discomfort. Take some precautionary measures and avoid this irksome problem.
Figure out where your hair keeps catching. Is there more hair around the clasp? Is the hair tightly wound around a whole two inch section? Finding out where your problem is can help you better address it.
Drip candle wax around the area of the necklace that keeps catching hair. Candle wax is very helpful on many metals, including gold and silver, and is tarnish-free. You will have to repeat this every month or so on a necklace you wear often--it's not a permanent solution.
Turn the clasp away from the back of your head, if the clasp is the issue. Wear the clasp near the charm or over to the side of your neck. It won't look perfect, but it will ease the problem of the clasp catching hair.
Push any large rings of the necklace or open areas around the clasp closed. Needle-nose pliers work well for this. Make sure each ring is completely closed because those that are only closed partially will catch and pull hair.
Slide some clear canister tubing (for aquariums) on the necklace. It's unsightly, but it works. To achieve the same results without altering the look of the necklace, you can wrap the area that catches hair with clear tape several times. Make sure none of the sticky part is exposed or your hair will still catch (possibly worse than before).
Don't wear the chain at all times. Often, sleeping or swimming in a necklace can cause it to catch hair.
If you are trying to remove hair that's wrapped around a necklace, rub some olive oil on the hair with a cloth. Go around the hair several times. Make sure to wash the olive oil off of the necklace with jewelry cleaner afterwards.


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Three years ago, a hotel maverick called Robin Hutson opened The Pig in Hampshire. Its earthy, all-English style and foraged food ethos made it such a success that three more Pigs have since opened. (Hutson was the brains behind Hotel du Vin, so he's an old hand at zeitgeisty accommodation.)
The Pig Near Bath, third in the roll-out (just ahead of the Pig on The Beach in Dorset, which opened two weeks ago) is a Georgian mansion in 20 acres of rolling Mendips countryside where deer frolic obligingly as we tuck into breakfast – but still not making it quite worth the £8 I've paid for croissants with a view.
Everything at The Pig revolves around eating. An attempt to source all the ingredients from within a 25-mile radius is laudable, even if my husband scoffs that the concept is like the food version of greenwash. But plenty of what we eat isn't even from 25 metres away. In the enormous kitchen garden, we find fruit trees, glasshouses bursting with tomatoes and chillies, rows of beetroot, fennel and magnificent giant chard.
This last appears at dinner with a rich bacon polenta cake and a poached egg. Pappardelle of rabbit with monk's beard, and rainbow trout with broad bean leaf are excellent posh pub-type food, and the home-smoked salt, to go with bread and oil for dunking, is a novel (and delicious) touch. On a drizzly Monday, the restaurant (in a gussied-up greenhouse filled with pots of herbs) is full. The locals must be delighted – although Bristol and Bath are both 20 minutes away, there isn't much in the way of eating out (or entertainment) in the immediate vicinity.
So it's just as well that this little Pig is a good place to stay put. There's a snug library stocked with Penguin classics, a lounge bar and the gently wafting scent of woodsmoke everywhere, although it's also airy and modish. Twenty-nine rooms, in tasteful shades of green and mushroom, are big for the price, especially compared with overpriced Bath, or nearby Babington House, the grande dame of English country hotels.
Ours, with a woodburner and lined with chunky planks creating a cabin-like effect, is in an outbuilding – practically in the kitchen garden – with its own front door. It's a mid-range "comfy luxe" and for that you get the works: huge bathroom (freestanding bath, rain shower, though a bit stingy on the products), Nespresso machine, fancy crockery. I tuck into fudge from the mini bar, which also has posh crisps, booze, fresh milk and strawberries.
It all feels pretty five-starish, though the team are at pains to play down any hint of fanciness. "We're really just a restaurant with rooms," says the genial manager, Tom. But he's being modest, the scale is bigger, more sophisticated – and not many pubs do spa treatments in the garden. I mooch down to the Potting Shed, a dinky wooden cabin smelling of aromatherapy and decorated with old pinking shears. Dozing on the heated massage bed, I'm vaguely aware of soothing tweeting noises, not the canned kind, but actual birds, the sound of a real-life country idyll.
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If you thought I was finished with my Gold Coast blog posts after the last vlog, think again! Today I thought I would share a photo diary with some of my favourite snaps from the trip. It was such a cool trip I feel as if I will be blogging about it forever. In the words of Miley Cyrus, cant stop. wont stop. Enjoy!
If you haven't already check out my Gold Coast vlogs for more fun (part one here, part two here). Let me know in the comments below if you have travelled anywhere in Australia!


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Strapback Saturdays: MLB x AMERICAN NEEDLE "Brooklyn Dodgers Ancestor" Strapback Cap
Posted by VinReigns, March 23rd, 2013 12:03 am under American Needle, MLB
As everyone knows, Brooklyn goes hard. With HOV bringing the Nets to Brooklyn and the upcoming movie "42" about Jackie Robinson about to release there is no better time to be a "Brooklynite." Show your pride with this AMERICAN NEEDLE "Brooklyn Dodgers Ancestor" strapback cap. An all black with the classic script "Brooklyn" on the front sit on top of a black and white detailed patterned on the brim. The strap in the back matches the brim and has a silver clasp for adjusting.


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|Dodge her Q and poke her a lot. You can actually take her head on before late game (As most champions you shouldn't until Late) but wait for her to pop her passive and have yours up.
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Strong Late Game
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Hello my name is Neslinx, and I may not be some Diamond 1 player but I am not stupid with Varus. i main ADC and more specifically Varus himself. This is also my first and probably only guide (will see) so without further ado read on summoner!
How to Play Varus.
I see so many players open with their Q and then launch off their skills in order, NO! You want to stack three Blights then Q then stack three more and R, then three more then E, then if the target flashes away just Q again.
Early Game
Early on it is pretty simple, FARM! Your CS means more than you K/D. 20cs is worth on kill for you. You need to have at least 77cs by 10 minutes, it may seem hard but trust me it will set you ahead. Whenever you are waiting to last hit you should be charging a Q to poke your enemies. Don't rush in to try and get First Blood or anything like that just stay back and farm, I cannot stress that more!
Mid Game.
Still farming.... You should pretty much farm through Mid Game unless you need to defend of some kind but really by this point you should have a good portion of your build. Your team will despise you for just farming but they will love you later when you pull the Nexus.
Late Game
Alright so you're ready to break into some team fights! Just wait for your team to start the fights and then begin. For the most part you should be focusing priority target such as the ADC or Mid laner, or sometimes whoever is fed (If you can kill them). You will be attacking three times then launching a skill, try to save your ult for a more tide turning point.
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Chandler, Rachel, Joey, Monica, Ross and Phoebe are expected to appear for a two-hour special on NBC next month.
The US network announced the news at the Television Critics Association's press tour in Pasadena on Wednesday.
It is hoped all the original cast members - Matthew Perry, Matt LeBlanc, David Schwimmer, Jennifer Aniston, Courteney Cox and Lisa Kudrow - will take part.
NBC chief Robert Greenblatt told reporters: "I'm hoping all six will be in same room at same time.
"I'm not sure we can logistically pull it off."
After the announcement, LeBlanc tweeted: "Should be a good time!"
There have been several TV mini-reunions with a few cast members since the hit sitcom ended in 2004 after 10 seasons, but never all six.
The upcoming curtain call will be a tribute to famed comedy director James Burrows, who also produced the likes of Taxi, Frasier and Cheers.
The special will air on Sunday 21 February.


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Hungry Howie's Pizza shows off mobile ordering with pizza offers
Pizza franchise Hungry Howie's is encouraging customers to try its new multi-platform mobile ordering system with several promotions, including a free pizza when users make their first online order.
The system is accessible across the chain's mobile application and Web site, tablet and desktop, allowing customers of all preferences to try it out. Pizza companies of all sizes are tapping mobile ordering to better the customer experience.
"Over the last 5 years, we have focused on expanding the technology solutions in our stores," said Dan McKay, director of information technology at Hungry Howie's. "Revention's POS platform was one of the primary building blocks in this initiative and it's playing a pivotal role in the advancement and growth of the Hungry Howie's Pizza brand.
"We have been fortunate to enter into a close collaboration with Revention where both parties share a vision to simplify and improve the speed of the customer's online ordering experience," Mr. McKay said. "The combination of the Revention POS system and the new online ordering platform has streamlined Hungry Howie's ability to develop new, strategic marketing campaigns and to measure those campaigns using customer response and redemption rates."
On the backend
Hungry Howie's has teamed with Revention to create the custom digital platform. Revention also redesigned the pizza chain's mobile apps on iOS and Android.
More than 50 new interface options have been added to take the user experience to the next level. In fact, the Administrative Portal was upgraded to allow the brand to seek level configurations and utilities, as well as reporting options.
The mobile app allows users to create a profile and reference past orders and save credit card information for easy reordering.
Hungry Howie's officially launched the new platform Dec. 29 with an integrated campaign offering a free pizza for first-time customers. Since the launch, the pizza franchise claims to have received positive customer feedback and increases in online orders.
Some of its stores have reported online ordering to have reached more than 40 percent of sales.
Hungry Howie's was originally founded in 1973 and maintains nearly 600 locations in 21 U.S. states.
Quick response
Mobile ordering is effective for pizza restaurants. A food item that is completely customizable, it is becoming crucial for pizza chains to implement mobile ordering to better the customer experience.
Papa John's, among other major franchises, including Domino's, has seen enormous benefits in a short amount of time from the implementation of mobile ordering alongside seasonal promotions.
Papa John's started 2015 strong with a buy one, get one free promotion for large pizzas accessible through the brand's mobile ordering application, reflecting how marketers are increasingly viewing apps on a cost per engagement basis.
Consumers that selected any large pizza at regular menu price were able to receive a second large one-topping pizza for free, through Jan. 28. The pizza chain hoped to capitalize on National Football League playoff games this month and drive sales with fans hosting parties or get-togethers (see story).
Before the New Year, Papa John's continued to be a force to reckon with in mobile ordering with its digital and mobile channels reaching a milestone to account for more than 50 percent of sales in the United States.
Papa John's claimed to be the first brand in its industry to surpass the digital and mobile sales milestone. The company, which was the first U.S.-based pizza chain to introduce digital ordering to its delivery restaurants in 2001, continues to streamline the payment process by accepting Google Wallet Instant Buy for delivery and take-out orders placed via its Android mobile application (see story).
Hungry Howie's expects its online ordering system to continue to grow in popularity.
"Revention's development team worked tirelessly to meet our deadlines and the finished product is something of which we can both be proud," Mr. McKay said. "We are very excited about some of the upcoming features that our customers will see."
Final Take
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Brunk works and lives in an enormous studio of the old
Ursaline school planted in the medieval kastro of the Island of Naxos, Greece,
not far from the peninsula of Stylida where Alfred and Ami de Grazia dwell.
When in Germany, his homeland, he is usually to be discovered in the town
of Hargtsheim. Ingbert's projects begin with a wandering over the beaches,
mountains and quarries of Naxos in search of the most beautiful natural
stones he can find. Most, but not all by any means, are of marble, in the
varying patterns and colors that marbles assume. Their size may vary from
a hundred centimeters to two meters in girth. Their weight may vary from
15 kilos to 150 kilos. The artist conveys them then by donkey or truck to
the path below his studio and then by enlisted manpower up the steep long
flight of steps to his workplace. There he contributes the further shaping
and sculpturing that fashions and completes their beauty and significance.
Chris Solomi
is English of Cypriote descent who spent years in Naxos and has taken
up permanent quarters for his sculpture at Pikermi, a farming community
near Athens, neighboring upon the estate of Joan Winant Vanderpool, friend
of Alfred and Ami de Grazia and former mother-in-law of Dr. Catherine
de Grazia Vanderpool, American Director of the American School of Classical
Studies in Athens and daughter of Alfred de Grazia. (By the way, she figures
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2006 Marcel Lapierre Morgon N
- France
- Burgundy
- Beaujolais
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April 1, 2011 - An Exploration of Great Beaujolais Domains In Situ; 3/29/2011-4/1/2011 (Villie-Morgon, France and environs): Absolutely mature and open, in fact a bit loose and lower in acidity. This takes on a gamy note as it opens which is interesting if not entirely pure. I'd place this vintage behind every other one tasted except for '08.
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(Marcel Lapierre Morgon "Sans Soufre") Matthieu Lapierre told me that this years version of the ni ni was going to the states. No wonder it is so good and so much better than the 2005. Sensational nose of violets, red berry fruit and mineral. Clean and elegant with great depth despite being a touch closed. Sleek tannin and a wonderful echo of spice on the finish.
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The thyroid gland produces hormones (thyroxine or T4 and triiodothyronine or T3) that help to regulate the rate at which the body uses energy. It is a small, butterfly-shaped organ that lies flat against the windpipe in the throat and is composed primarily of very small, ball-shaped structures called follicles that produce and store thyroglobulin.
Thyroglobulin serves as the source of T4 and T3. The production of these hormones and their release into the bloodstream are stimulated by the pituitary hormone TSH (thyroid stimulating hormone).
Thyroglobulin is produced all healthy individuals, and normally its concentration in blood is very low. Thyroglobulin concentration increases in both benign (Graves disease, subacute thyroiditis, Hashimoto thyroiditis) and malignant conditions (thyroid adenoma, thyroid papillary and follicular cancer). Therefore, it is on one hand a non-specific indicator of a thyroid dysfunction and, on the other hand, a tumor marker that can be used to monitor patients with thyroid papillary and follicular cancer after diagnosis (see Thyroid Cancer).
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2016 Census Unpacked, September Hot Topics
Allan Tranter, Creating Communities
'Designing WA' October Hot Topics
Glen Finn, Director Urban Design and Development, Department of Planning
'Better Suburbs=Better Cities: Delivering a liveable city for all' September Luncheon
Michael Glendinning, Director, RPS
'Implementing Planning for Bushfire Protection' August Hot Topcis
Ben Harvey, Director Policy and Priority Initiatives, Department of Planning
Murray Carter, Director, Office of Bushfire Risk Management
Kim Lawrance, General Manager Development WA, Satterley Property Group
Stephen Cain, Chief Executive Officer, City of Cockburn
'What is our Water Future?' July Luncheon
Hon. Mia Davis, Minister for Water
Sue Murphy, Chief Executive Officer, Water Corporation
Members Only Briefing: EPBC Act
Strata Title Reform: Decisions Made
Sean Macfarlane, Senior Lawyer, Strata Titles Act Reform, Landgate
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Strata Reform Information Flyer
Innovation 2016 Showcase
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November Half Day Forum - The Next Big Small Thing
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October Hot Topics - Pathway to the Strategic Assessment: Where are we now?
Dr Paul Vogel, Chairman, EPA
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Hon Colin Holt, Minister for Housing
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Eric Lumsden, Chair, Western Australian Planning Commission
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November Market Predictions Lunch
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Hot Topics Breakfast: Bushfire Policy Framework
Alice Brown, Department of Planning
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Arun Broadhurst
Hot Topics Breakfast - Does it Fit?
How we deal with the shrinking lot size
March Luncheon - Are we doomed to repeat the boom?
Hot Topics Breakfast - Estate Statistics
Debra Bambrook, Managing Director, SMR
Hot Topics Breakfast - R Codes
Cameron Leckey, CLE Town Planning + Design
UDIA POS Forum
Len Kosova, City of Wanneroo
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Jason Hick , Emerge Associates and Chris Newton, Emerge Associates
Martin Gaedke, Lend Lease and Luke Willcock, LandCorp
David Horn, GHD
Meredith Blais, Water Corporation
Samantha Thompson, Taylor Burrell Barnett
UDIA Curtin University Sustainability Conference
Dr Reena Tiwari, Curtin University
Jim Singleton, Greencap ENV Australia
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Dr Ryan Falconer, ARUP
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Hot Topics Breakfast
Employment self sufficiency: good policy or pipe dream
Michael Chappell, Pracsys
Daniel Arndt, City of Cockburn
UDI Breakfast - Great Expectations - The Market in 2013
Alan Langford, Bankwest
Tim Connoley, UDIA WA
UDIA November Lunch - Market Predictions
Paul Braddick, ANZ
UDIA State Conference
Steve Howard, Global Foundations
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Mark Wallace, RPS
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Glen McLeod, Glen Mcleod Pty Ltd
UDIA AGM September Luncheon: From Last to First in One Bold Step
Steve Albin, UDIA NSW
UDIA September Hot Topics: Liveable Neighbourhoods Under the Microscope
Evan Jones, Acuitus
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Allan Tranter, Creating Communities Australia
UDIA July Luncheon: Are you ready for the transformation?
Mark Wallace, RPS
UDIA Future of Public Open Spacse Forum
Notes for the POS Forum
Trevor Shilton, National Heart Foundation
Michael Cooper, Department of Education
Paul Lakey, Peet Limited
Dion Warnock, Lend Lease
UDIA South West Event: Gloom or Boom- Population Growth in the South West
Mike Archer, City of Busselton
Paul Sheedy, Shire of Capel
UDIA May Luncheon: Let the Sunshine In
Jeremy Miller, Sustainability House
UDIA Hot Topics: So why don't developers recycle?
Francis Burke, Earthcare Consulting
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Keith Anthonisz, Pilbara Cities Office
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UDIA Hot Topics: Affordability- the Journey Continues
Malcolm MacKay, mackay urban design
UDIA November Luncheon Market Predictions
Paul Braddick, ANZ
2011 UDIA State Conference @ Bunker Bay Resort
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"Putting the Pieces Together: What Communities Want, What Communities Need"
Paul Robertson, Nyamba Buru Yawuru
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Luke Wilcock, Landcorp
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Dare Kavanagh, Housing NSW
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Maurice Spillane, State Administrative Tribunal
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Urban Development Index Breakfast
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James Best, Mayor of South Perth
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Alix Rhodes, Director, Directions 2031 Implementation
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Paul Wilson - Minter Ellison
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David Hutton, Lend Lease
Urban Development Index - Market Breakfast
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Duncan Caldwell, ANZ Institutional Property Group
Darren Cooper, PEET Limited - contact 08 9420 1111
Gary Prattley, Chair WAPC
UDIA Urban Futures Forum
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Alex Bruce, blc - Energy Solutions
Peter Newman, Curtin University
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Eric Lumsden, Department of Planning
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"When you talk about estate planning, most people have the same goals," Batesville attorney Doug Wilson told about 70 attendees at an Oct. 17 meeting organized by Ripley County Extension Homemakers and the Purdue University Cooperative Extension Service office in Ripley County. "They want to make sure when they pass away, their assets are handled" in the way they desired.
What is an estate? "Everything you own" is Wilson's answer – a home, bank accounts, Individual Retirement Accounts, investment accounts, equipment, cars, other real estate. "When you start adding it up, most people have more than they think."
One lady told the attorney, "I don't have very much." She lived in a mobile home, but it turns out the client owned the land it sat on plus another farm, totalling $1.5 million in assets. "We're not all that fortunate, but we are surprised sometimes" at the values of items when inventoried.
Everyone needs estate planning, not just the elderly. If both young parents are killed in vehicle accident, "who will take care of the children?" Wilson asked.
Estate planning is one area where procrastination is ill advised. "You've got to plan when you can. You can't wait until you need it to plan."
He detailed six common estate plans:
• Creating a will. A will names an executor and designates "who you want to receive your assets." The attorney emphasized, "If you remember nothing else tonight, remember this: Title equals result." He elaborated, "Your will does not control assets that are titled in joint ownership … Your will also doesn't control items where you have named a beneficiary," such as an IRA, life insurance policy, annuity or a transfer-on-death bank or brokerage account. When asked the cost, the attorney reported he recently completed two wills and two living wills for a couple for $125. A woman asked whether a will could be broken. "If you are competent when you write that will … as long as you made that will without being under duress … your will is valid. It's very, very hard to set aside a will." Wilson has seen it happen once in his 34 years of practice.
• Doing nothing. Without estate planning, the state Legislature has spelled out intestate succession rules. If a person has a spouse and at least one child at the time of death, the spouse receives half of the estate while the kid(s) get the other half. "This is very surprising to a lot of people." If the children are minors, "the spouse may need those funds, but can't get to them." If a person who died doesn't have children, but does have surviving parents, they get one-fourth of the assets. Only if there are no living children or parents does the entire estate go to the surviving spouse. Without a will, "if you don't have any (survivors), the state of Indiana takes it."
• Holding assets in joint tenancy, "one of the most common estate plans .... When you hold an asset (with another person), when one of the owners dies, it automatically is owned by the other owner." He pointed out that could be problematic. If a young husband dies, a wife remarries, purchases a home together with a second husband, then she dies, "what you've done is accidentally disinherited your children." Another pitfall: "If your co-owner becomes incapacitated and has a guardian appointed by the court, now you have a new co-owner" and may disagree about how to handle the asset, such as a piece of real estate.
• Making gifts. According to the attorney, "Parents often make gifts of assets to their children, thinking it may make it easier upon their death." Federal rules say in any given year, a person can give an asset worth up to $14,000 to someone and not pay any tax and a spouse can also give another maximum $14,000. Wilson asked, "What happens if you need that asset later?" He advised, "Never give away an asset you may need in the future." He noted if the gift's recipient gets divorced or sued, a judge could split the asset and give half to the other party. He pointed out, "Every case is different. You need to talk about that with a competent estate planning attorney."
• Using beneficiary transfers. One or more beneficiaries can be designated on life insurance policies, IRAs and several other assets. The speaker noted, "If a beneficiary is incapacitated, now a guardian is in charge of those funds. If your beneficiary dies before you do, and you have not named a contingent beneficiary," the asset will go back into the estate. Persons should consider updating policies with beneficiaries named years earlier; they can be changed.
• Having a revocable living trust. The attorney said, "Trusts are being used more and more by people of all ages, whether they're married or single and whether they have a lot of money or they don't. Living trusts tend to give you more control over your assets than these other plans .... Unlike a will, however, a living trust does not have to go through probate," which involves time, money and going to court. He explained, "When you set up a living trust, what you do is you transfer your assets that you own in your own name into a trust." A trust "let's you determine when beneficiaries receive assets after your death" to take care of especially special needs children or those who may not do well with a sudden windfall. He estimated it would cost around $1,000 to prepare a trust and all necessary paperwork for a couple.
Wilson concluded that when a couple thinks about estate planning, "you and your spouse both need to be on the same page. You need to agree what your goals and objectives are so you can work together to accomplish them."
When it's time to take action, "you should inventory your assets and debts. You need to select a competent estate planning attorney" who can discuss the six areas and decide on the right one or if several would be better. Unsure of which attorney to use? Persons may ask friends and the prospective attorney for references.
The final steps are to have legal documents prepared and "make sure you change the titles if you need to, to carry out the plan you want to put into effect."
Debbie Blank can be contacted at firstname.lastname@example.com or 812-934-4343, Ext. 113.
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1 MILLION people evacuated from US as Hurricane Matthew kills five
MORE than one million people have been told to flee their homes as Hurricane Matthew hurtles towards the US.
At least five people have already died in mudslides as the Category 4 storm batters Haiti and the Dominican Republic with 145mph winds.
A 7ft high storm surge is forecast to engulf coastal towns in Florida, North Carolina and South Carolina in the coming days.
SC Gov. declares state of emergency due to Hurricane Matthew; evacuations underway for nearly 1.1M people on coast. https://t.co/7x0yv4CDAA pic.twitter.com/lATYHv8YL5— ABC News (@ABC) October 4, 2016
The Governor of South Carolina has told people get 100 miles from the coast.
The US Navy is sending its aircraft carrier, the USS George Washington, to help with the relief effort.
Haiti has been rocked by storm-force winds, torrential rain and massive waves as the eye of the storm passed struck land in the early hours of Tuesday morning.
It is expected to remain extremely powerful as it heads for the east coast of the US.
A hurricane watch has been issued for parts of Florida – with forecasters saying it could strike by Thursday.


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Each time Ben runs around the corner of the house, I know where he is going.
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|He runs from the kiddie pool to the dirt, and back, repeatedly while we are outside.
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The latest buzz in the town is the movie Mynaa, its got a grip on the average movie enthusiast .There is really a good vibe surrounding this movie.
The day was decided it was a Wednesday. Everyone was glad to meet in Chennai, to express their joy and share it with the ever so eager media at the release of 'Mynaa' at a popular multiplex in Chennai.
Director, Prabhu Solomon was the one getting all the interest, and shared that Rajini sir was quite moved personally after watching the movie. He even told us about his tired cell phone which is at work all the time these days with congratulations pouring in from around the globe.
At his humble best he said "Besides appreciating us for our efforts, Rajini sir said he would have been happy if he had acted in a few scenes in 'Mynaa'. Thank the Almighty, I can't ask for more," what a feeling that must have been.
Udhayanidhi Stalin, the producer who was also responsible for the film's successful marketing, also received accolades from those present. Vidharth and Amala Pal, who play the lead roles in 'Mynaa', music composer D Imman and actor-director Thambi Ramaiah were also present with the family.
We wish them all the best!
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