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Does 90-286 come in brown?
A home owner from Libertyville, Il. says:
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I ordered a 90-261, but it was the wrong piece. I think this is the correct one, but my locks are not white. Doesn't this piece come in bronze or brown color?
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May 18, 2016
Before we look into color options, I'd like to confirm that the 90-286 is correct. Please show us a picture of it and we can confirm and work from there!
A home owner from Libertyville, Il. says:
May 20, 2016
Here is the photo of the original hardware.
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Thank you! That actually looks more like the 90-271, assuming all the dimensions are the same. We can custom make a bronze option for you. Can you tell me how many you need? Once I have a quantity I can send you a custom order form.


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Women's hoop skid hits eight
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. — Poor shooting and poor defense.
Never a good combination for any basketball team.
The Illinois women's basketball team didn't fare well in either department Saturday, falling 79-61 against Indiana to run the Illini's losing streak to eight games.
It's the program's worst such skid since the 2010-11 team lost its final 12 Big Ten regular season games.
"We just didn't get enough stops," Illinois coach Matt Bollant said. "We're fairly athletic, but we aren't very proactive. We really struggle to see what's happening in front of us, and we're a step behind a lot. Even though we're trying to hustle and trying to play with energy, we just don't see the play a step ahead of time, and that really hurts us. We end up being reactionary and giving up too many good shots."
Illinois never led against the Hoosiers and trailed by double digits most of the game.
Illinois committed 13 first-half turnovers, which helped Indiana dart to a 20-5 lead in the game's first seven minutes. Indiana outscored Illinois 27-11 off turnovers.
The Illini could never recover from the slow start, either. A layup by Nia Oden keyed a 7-1 spurt at the beginning of the second half and trimmed Indiana's lead to 44-33 with 18:16 remaining.
But after a layup by Taylor Gleason near the midway mark of the second half, the Illini missed their next nine shots and went almost six minutes without a field goal.
Indiana had four players hit double figures, paced by point guard Larryn Brooks (20 points, nine assists), and the Hoosiers — who swept the season series against Illinois — shot 57.7 percent from the field. Ivory Crawford led Illinois — which hasn't won since Jan. 23 at Michigan State — with 11 points, but she only made 3 of 11 from the field.
Oden also finished in double figures with 10 points and a team-high eight rebounds off the bench, while Taylor Tuck and Ashley McConnell each scored nine points, and Amber Moore produced eight points.
"I was really proud of Nia," Bollant said. "She played with a lot of energy and gave us a lot of life. But we need more than one or two players playing well, and we didn't have that."
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The actress decided to take immediate action when doctors diagnosed her with an early form of the disease in 2008 and she regained her figure after having reconstructive surgery.
But Applegate, 40, admits having fake boobs did little for her self-esteem and she feels no emotional connection with her new chest.
In a candid U.S. TV talk with The Conversation host Amanda de Cadenet, she says, "It just is different (having fake breasts). I think at first I was pretty OK with them, as far as just they stood up, they didn't move, I could wear tank tops without a bra, but to be honest, this section of my body (her chest) I'm just very disconnected with. It's just a strange thing."


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A microscopical study of diatom phytoplankton in deep crater Lake El'gygytgyn, Northeast Siberia
Cremer, Holger; Wagner, Bernd; Juschus, Olaf; Melles, Martin
Algological Studies/Archiv für Hydrobiologie, Supplement Volumes No. 116 (2005), p. 147 - 169
published: Jul 1, 2005
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A survey of the planktonic diatom community was carried out during summer 2003 in Lake El'gygytgyn, a deep, cold, low conductive and oligotrophic crater lake in the Northeast Siberian Arctic. Five planktonic diatom species were identified: Cyclostephanos dubius, Cyclotella ocellata, Cyclotella tripartita, Pliocaenicus costatus, and Stephanocostis chantaicus. The morphological details of the five taxa are documented by light and partly also scanning electron micrographs. Additionally, ecological and biogeographic data are provided. This is the first evidence of S. chantaicus in a north-east Siberian lake and one of the first findings of P. costatus outside the Baikal Lake region. The diatom community in summer 2003 was almost monospecificly dominated by Cyclotella ocellata (>96%), a species that displays a tremendous morphological variability. High concentrations and accumulation rates of diatom frustules during the ice-covered period (May-June 2003) indicated considerable under-ice phytoplankton growth.


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Derbyshire County Cricket Club has adopted a groundbreaking new cricket strategy following a meeting of the General Committee on Wednesday evening.
The strategy includes: a landmark new signing from 2012, player development pathways for home grown players, the introduction of a specialist coaching fund, the opening of contract negotiations with key players and the permanent appointment of Karl Krikken as head coach working alongside captain Luke Sutton.
A policy has also been agreed that Derbyshire will field a minimum of nine English qualified players from 2013 and there will be maximum faith and investment placed in the club's home grown talent going forward.
Negotiations will soon begin on long-term contracts for several Academy graduates, each of which will be the subject of annual appraisal and will include a blueprint for development both as cricketers and as individuals.
Chairman Chris Grant said: "Clearly this meeting of the General Committee was vitally important for the future of the club and I'm delighted with the strategy that has been adopted.
"Of course the possibility of a big name signing is what will create all the headlines and it is no coincidence that two of the most successful periods in Derbyshire's history came when Eddie Barlow and later Dean Jones were at the club.
"Players of that ilk are doubly valuable because they bring quality in their individual performance but also bring a massive amount of experience, knowledge and expertise to the rest of the group.
"But I believe a sustainable pathway for our talented young cricketers - together with the introduction of a specialist coaching fund - is equally exciting.
"A quick look at the international age-group appearances our players have made shows how much talent has already come through the Academy and long may that continue.
"That young talent will now receive the faith, guidance and support it needs to make them quality cricketers for Derbyshire.
"The benefits of progressing to nine English qualified cricketers by 2013 are financial as well as cricket related.
"With the amount of additional revenue we will reap through the ECB's Performance Related Fee Payments by adopting such a strategy, the two will start to go hand-in-hand when these extra funds are reflected in our playing budgets.
"Overall this is an exciting time for Derbyshire County Cricket Club as we move forward with direction, a strategy and a blueprint for a successful future on the field."


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TOWSON, Md. | UNCW's keys to Saturday's game against Towson included things like limiting the number of possessions for the Tigers, dictating the offensive pace and keeping the rebounding battle close.
Everything in the Seahawks' strategy went according to plan – except the outcome.
UNCW (6-12 overall, 0-3 CAA) stuck with the preseason favorite to win the Colonial Athletic Association title, but couldn't find an answer late in a 60-53 loss to the Tigers.
Coming into the game, Towson was second in the CAA in field goal percentage, averaging 45.8 percent per game, but managed to shoot just 34 percent against the Seahawks.
It's the first time since a Dec. 18 game at Oregon State that the Tigers were held to under 40 percent as a team. The only other game they were held to less than 35 percent this season came against Villanova back on Nov. 17 (30.9 percent).
"After the Northeastern game, we were preaching defense the whole time, just lock-down defense," said UNCW guard Chris Dixon, who finished with a team-high 17 points. "We tried to put our different zones to counter their attack and throw them off balance a little bit."
Towson (10-6, 1-0) earned a 26-24 first-half lead thanks to strong shooting from long range. The Tigers were 8-for-25 from the field in the first 20 minutes, but 5-for-12 from 3-point range. They finished the game 7-for-23 from 3-point land. The Seahawks finished 2-for-14 from long range, hitting one 3-pointer in each half.
"We just don't have anybody that's going to say, 'OK, you run your offense, it breaks down, somebody hits a three.' We just don't have that," UNCW coach Buzz Peterson said. "We're 351 out of 351 (Division I teams) in 3-point field goal shooting. It's just been like that all season. When you can't make a three, it puts more pressure and makes it more difficult and everything."
UNCW's offense took a hit when forward Cedrick Williams picked up this third and fourth fouls early in the second half. He had to sit out about five minutes starting at the 10:37 mark. During that stretch, Towson built its lead to nine points at 49-40.
Williams, who finished with 15 points, came back with 5:46 to play and the Seahawks went to work.
The Tigers had a six-point lead but a rushed offensive possession and miss by Jerrelle Benimon allowed Dixon to drive the lane and force a pair of free throws with 54.9 seconds left to play. Those shots cut the Towson lead to 57-53.
After a pair of Towson free throws, UNCW's Addison Spruill missed free throws that would've whittled the margin back to four. The Tigers sealed the game with three made free throws on four attempts over the final 50 seconds. It's the fourth time in the last six games the Seahawks have been within single digits of their opponent with two minutes left but fallen short of completing a comeback.
"I think we executed on offense, especially in the first half," junior guard Freddie Jackson said. "I just thought we had a couple plays down the stretch that we were supposed to make and we didn't get those to fall our way."
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Lastings Milledge's 2013 BBM baseball card
Former New York Mets outfielder Lastings Milledge signed a contract to play for the Atlantic League's Lancaster Barnstormers this season. While Milledge spent 115 games with New York, 171 with Pittsburgh, 145 with Washington and two with the Chicago White Sox, he played in 255 games for the Tokyo Yakult Swallows.
Ex-Met Milledge looks for 2nd chance with Lancaster Barnstormers
The Atlantic League of Professional Baseball is a league of second chances.
Minor League Baseball teams are affiliated with Major League Baseball teams. New Jersey's Trenton Thunder are a New York Yankees' farm team, while the Lakewood Blue Claws are affiliated with the Philadelphia Phillies. These major league clubs supply the players and coaches to staff the minor league teams. If you go to see them, you'll be able to watch a handful of players the big league squads consider as prospects as well as a larger number of "organization guys" that are needed to complete the roster.
Each year, some of the "prospects" lose their shine and some of the "organization guys" get pushed out by someone younger or more talented. Independent baseball teams like the ones in the Atlantic League give these displaced players another shot to prove their worth to one of the 30 big league team. Sometimes, it works out — before signing with the Los Angeles Dodgers where he pitched in the playoffs in 2016, Rich Hill spent a summer with the Long Island Ducks. More often, guys just get to keep playing for an extra season or two.
Ex-Met Misch headed to Japan
The Milwaukee Brewers have released former New York Mets pitcher Pat Misch from a minor league contract to allow him to pursue an opportunity in Japan with the Orix Buffaloes, the team announced via Twitter.
Edit: YakyuBaka reports that the Orix Buffaloes have announced an agreement with Misch, with a press conference scheduled for Feb. 24.
Misch, now 34, last pitched in the majors with the Mets from 2009-2011. Since leaving the Mets, he has pitched for two area teams, the Lehigh Valley Iron Pigs (Triple-A, Philadelphia Phillies organization in 2012) and the Lancaster Barnstormers (independent, in 2015.)
Misch has also played in more exotic locales, such as Santurce in the Puerto Rican Winter League in 2014 and Lamigo in the Chinese Professional Baseball League last season.
Baseball America's John Manuel spoke with Misch about the memorable way he finished the season. Misch appeared in four of the seven games of the championship series, and threw a no-hitter in the final game.
"They asked me after the game if I could start Game Seven," he said. "I said, 'Absolutely.' I couldn't sleep that night. My body felt great; my arm felt great. I just kept thinking, there's no way we're losing this game. I had no thought to pace myself. I just felt so good."
"Absolutely, it was the best game I've ever pitched."
It's going to be tough to top that, but I hope Misch continues to enjoy success in 2016.


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Also, I never meant Medaka bends other people to her will as if they become her dogs, but that after they're defeated they end up with the purpose "beat Kurokami Medaka". That's what I meant by her becoming central to them.
Once again, I don't think he was right. He was clearly being illogical in thinking Parasite Eyes suddenly turned his lives hard work into nothing. But it particularly because of him acting like that that I think Medaka really had to talk to him.
Look, she had those eyes BEFORE hitting Zen, during hitting Zen and after. Then, after she beat his life out of him she told Kakaijima she had been taunting him more than necessary. So... yeah...
Also, remember, Medaka isn't praised merely for her abilities. Zen has already explained that much. Only beasts take Medaka's potential into consideration. People, on the other hand, worship her because of her personality. And so, when Medaka has decided to play the role of something that is pretty much a hero, she's quite likely to be worshipped. Especially when she plays the role of a hero that is highly talented and who's almost always right.
Anyhow, I really feel we're going on circles. So, I think I'll leave the discussion here. I guess by now we've fully exposed our points of view, since currently we've basically kept on repeating them over and over. Thus, I think I'll simply wait and see how the plot unfolds to see who has the more accurate views on these matters. Anyhow, it was fun.
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Zenkichi become strong than the perfect one & can flask plan make something which better than perfect.
What interest about Zenkichi is the mystery surrounding him like
relationship with Ajimu in middle school how he cannot remember anything for that also Medaka why Zenkichi was not with Medaka in Middle school both time when she went mad first one was when Zenkichi was going to beat Akune and also when Medaka attacked Kumagawa when he killed the vice president how looks like Ajimu which means that he was
also part of that attack.
Then second mystery is his connection with flask plan
It cannot be coincidence that he was chosen as perfect for that plan since has been indirectly
part of it when he was with his mother in hospital where she was studying abnormal & Minus for flask plan so it can be that they were also researching on him.
Then there is third mystery what Zenkichi is, an abnormal,minus or not equal:
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|2011-10-19, 10:30
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Agree with you ziggi92 about what you wrote.
Any way some spoiler ch 119 from baidu(or at least I think their are spoiler about the ch).
Spoiler for ch 119:
As usual I hope someone can give us some hit on what the spoiler is about.
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In order to become the most balanced of all mc
|2011-10-19, 16:07
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It's been stated in the manga before, Kumagawa is a liar.
You literally can't take anything he does at face value, speculating what he might do based off of what he says is a bit pointless in my opinion. Maybe he will support Zen, maybe he won't. Maybe he'll appear to support Zen and back stab him at the last moment, who knows? He really doesn't have much consistency as a character.
I'm still somewhat inclined to think Hanten has something to do with Zenkichi beyond just being a mentor of sorts, and this 'dark hero' archetype that's going to start Zenkichi's training looked a lot like Zenkichi if his hair had lost color and grew longer.
The problem is, that aside from some foreshadowing the abilities shown in the manga makes a lot of theories possible, if not reasonable.
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David Clarkson (born 10 September 1985) is a Scottish footballer who plays for Championship team Bristol City. Bobby Ryan (born Robert Shane Stevenson on March 17, 1987) is an American winger currently playing for the Anaheim Ducks./5
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It's Bobby Ryan vs. David Clarkson as new additions to Battle of Ontario, I'll take the guy who was drafted 2nd to Sidney Crosby!
Lecavalier to Flyers, Nathan Horton to Blue Jackets, Loui Eriksson to Bruins, Tyler Seguin to Stars, Alfredsson to Red Wings, Bobby Ryan to Senators, Mike Ribeiro to Coyotes, Filppula to Lightning, David Clarkson to Maple Leafs, etc etc... The most active transfer market in years! Can't wait the next NHL season!
So to recap... Our division added Bobby Ryan, David Clarkson, Danny Briere, Jonathon Drouin, and the Red Wings. This is gonna be a long year
Kinda sad we missed out on a Pascal Dupuis, Daniel Alfredsson, Vincent Lecavalier, Daniel Briere, Mike Ribeiro, Nathan Horton, Ryan Clowe, Tyler Bozak, David Clarkson, Viktor Stalberg or Bobby Ryan but don't worry cause we did sign Yannick Webber :( when do we get someone good please..
Looking forward to see David Clarkson run over Bobby Ryan and Danny Briere
News & Rumors. Isles are interested in Danny Briere. Habs have contacted the Canucks about Alex Edler , The Blues about David Perron and the Ducks about Bobby Ryan. Sens are having contract talks with Colin Greening. The Wild are putting F Decin Sethogucci on the block , they could buy out Tom Gilbert, He has a 4m cap hit and one year left. The Canucks will buy out Keith Ballard if he isn't claimed of waivers. David Clarkson will test free Agency. Still slight chances that he stays in New Jersey. Ray Emery and the Hawks are close to a new deal.. Tyler Bozak is looking for 5m+ / year over 8 years ... Leafs will let him hit F/A. Lecavalier/Ribeiro could be possible replacements. -MTS
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Runtime: 20 minutes
Valentinia Benrexi, Tony Bingham, Ken Bolden, Caroline Collins, Patrick Conner, Makeda Duncan, David Flick, Dana Hardy Bingham, Alyssa Herron, Nathan Hollabaugh, Gregory Johnstone, Tiffany Sander McKenzie, Jared Pfennigwerth and Troy Bogdan.
Short film, Romantic, Comedy.
20-minute film (full movie) directed by Steve Parys.
The original audio of Lightheaded has dialogues in Dolby Digital, it was produced in USA.
It premiered in cinemas or television in 2014.
Screenplay written by Caroline Collins.
Jeff Garton.
Steve Parys, Caroline Collins and James Helfrich.
Composed by Matthew Tait and Bill Deasy.
Without commercial breaks, the full movie Lightheaded has a duration of 20 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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Michael Krešimir II (Croatian: Mihajlo Krešimir, Latin: Michael Cresimirus) (died 969) was King of Croatia from 949 to his death in 969. He was a member of the House of Trpimir. Krešimir II was a son of Krešimir I and the younger brother of Miroslav, who preceded him as King of Croatia in 945.
Krešimir was brought to the throne by the powerful ban Pribina, who rebelled against the former king Miroslav for having his jurisdiction restrained from some areas. The civil war eventually ended with Miroslav's death in 949 and the reign of Mihajlo began.
The Croatian kingdom reached its former glory during Michael's reign. He ravaged the Bosnian župa's Uskoplje, Luka and Pleva, and eventually conquered the whole region of Bosnia that was originally lost during the reign of Miroslav. The Bosnian ban fled to Hungary, after realizing he couldn't fight back and, by 968, Michael pacified the local tribes, establishing full control.
Proving that the state navy strengthened as well, Michael was a victor in a conflict with the Arab pirates near the Italian peninsula Gargano in 969.[1]
Mihajlo and his wife Jelena of Zadar had good relations with the Dalmatian cities. Jelena built the royal family mausoleum in Solin where, at the end of the 19th century, an inscription of her grave was found and translated, bearing her title Queen. She outlived Michael for 7 years.
Mihajlo ruled until his death, and his son Stjepan Držislav succeeded him.
- ^ Rudolf Horvat, Povijest Hrvatske I., Zagreb, 1924.
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- Michael Krešimir II in the book "Southeastern Europe in the Middle Ages 500-1250" by Florin Curta, Cambridge University Press
- Michael Krešimir II and his wife Jelena neé Madi ruled the Croatian Kingdom
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Book : Managing football teams is a most unpredictable job
From 2009 up to the end of last season, The Football League Show presented by Manish Bhasin shone a light on the lower regions of the game in England.
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It was thanks to this programme that I became familiar with the weekly soundbytes from managers across all divisions from the Championship downwards.
It may have been a mere ten-second, one-line contribution, but it became as regular as night following day.
And now, thanks to the efforts of Michael Calvin, a more in-depth profile of many of these beleagured bosses has been presented in 'Living On The Volcano - The Secrets of Surviving as a Football Manager'.
Calvin has form in terms of compiling a readable book on soccer as he penned 'The Nowhere Men' on the topic of the scouts behind the scenes which won The Times British Sports Book of the Year for 2014.
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Undercurrent by Paul Blackwell
Release date: July 23, 2013
In this suspenseful teen thriller with a touch of the otherworldly, perfect for fans of Neal Shusterman, a boy goes over a waterfall and wakes up to find himself in a twisted version of the life he knew.
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The Osawatomie Graphic, Thursday, Aug. 17, 1922
Died: Aug. 12, 1922
Pioneer Merchant of Osawatomie
Died Aug. 12th at Parker, Kans.
Wm. Chestnut, one of the Osawatomie pioneer business men and a resident of Parker for the last twenty-five years, died at his home last Saturday evening, August 12th.
He had not been in good health for several years but was feeling as well as usual Saturday and in the evening went with his wife to call on a neighbor where he died very suddenly.
Wm. Chestnut was born in Connecticut in 1844 and came with his parents, two brothers and four sisters, to Osawatomie in the fall of 1854. He was here through all the border troubles and was familiar with the history of Osawatomie and vicinity during the days of John Brown. He received his education here and one of the reminders of his school days is an old desk in the John Brown cabin that Rev. S. L. Adair made for his son Charles and Will to use in the school room instead of having to use the big flat table as the other scholars were having to do. He left school in the spring of 1862 and entered the service, joining the Second Kansas Cavalry at Shawnee. He served his country well and after three years and two months of service to his country he was mustered out at Leavenworth in 1865. At this time he like other young men, had the gold fever and after a short visit at home left for Montana and remained in the west until 1874. He then came back and went into the mercantile business with his brother, J. C., in the building where the Coker store is at present. He was always so friendly and obliging and so many of the old timers say how they use to like to trade with him. In 1878, he was married to Miss Flora Gale and at that time he built the house where A. J. Fields now lives, for their home and where his son, Charles, now residing in Hollywood, California, was born. Mrs. Chestnut died in 1910.
He was in the mercantile business here until 1887, when the brothers dissolved partnership, J. C. retiring and Will going to Parker and opening up a store where he continued business until about fifteen years ago. He was president of the Parker State Bank for a number of years.
About ten years ago he was married to Miss Hettie Thompson, of Parker, who still survives him.
Only those who knew Will Chestnut personally could measure the strength and excellence of his character. He was a man among men, a prince of gentlemen whose courage and charity commanded the affection of all men and women who knew him. The city of Parker and vicinity will miss him for he was very much interested in all civic improvements and any thing for the upbuilding of the community.
Besides his widow and son, Charlie, two brothers and one sister survive: Tom and Mary of Denver; and John C., who is in London expecting to sail for home September 6th.
The funeral services were held at the home in Parker Tuesday afternoon. The remains were taken to Kansas City Wednesday morning where it will be cremated, according to his request.


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text: On September 29, the SEC named William Royer as the Atlanta Regional Office's Associate Director of the examination program. Since June of this year, Royer has served as the examination program's Acting Associate Director. In his role, Royer will supervise staff responsible for the examination of broker-dealers, investment advisers, investment companies, transfer agents, along with other SEC registrants. Prior to joining the SEC in 2013 as an Assistant Director within the Office of Compliance and Inspections and Examinations' Office of the Chief Counsel, Royer worked as a securities attorney in private practice and served as General Counsel for two international investment management firms.


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Thanksgiving of 2008, Kogi BBQ had first rolled out as the little Korean-taco-truck-that-could, peddling $2.00 Korean barbecue tacos on the streets of L.A. Little did they know that within a few short months, they would become an icon of LA street food, a roving symbol of rebellion, independence and the belief that excellent food can be had on a dime budget.
Their short rib taco — two crisply griddled homemade corn tortillas, double-caramelized Korean barbecue, salsa roja, cilantro-onion-lime relish and a Napa Romaine slaw tossed in a chili-soy vinaigrette — so iconic to Kogi, would soon become anointed as an L.A. classic.
Their regular runs to Rowland Heights, Diamond Bar, Granada Hills, Venice and El Segundo was a silent rallying cry for people to see beyond the bubble of Hollywood and downtown and into the silent beat and rhythms that run the entire city of Los Angeles.
Within a few short years of putting street food on the map of the minds of the everyday diner, Kogi has become a kind of iconoclastic symbol wherein which legends are born and rules are made to be broken.
The Kogi family has since opened up its counters in Culver City at Alibi Room and its first sit-down restaurant Chego! in Palms, later Chinatown and Whole Foods Market DTLA. It's where LA-in-a-rice bowl meets non-alcoholic local dive bar in this mash-up of 2nd generation Angeleno culture, great food and more-than-reasonable prices. In April 2016, Kogi Taqueria launched on Overland Ave in Palms serving a new menu of homemade carne asada and carnitas alongside fan favorites. Most recently, Kogi Taqueria opened a second outpost in Whole Foods Market in El Segundo.


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Years ago, for some reason my car horn would go off by itself for no apparent reason. It was really embarrassing in traffic when people thought I was laying on the horn at them but I wasn't. How do you apologize for that? Sometimes it would happen when I wasn't even in the car. Then, to save face, I'd press on my keychain and hope the horn stopped by itself so it looked like I was turning off my car alarm (those weren't very prevalent back then, and my keychain wasn't even one that remotely unlocked the car.)
Another time, the same car was dying on the way home one day. I knew as long as the RPMs kept up it would make it, but if I had to stop at a stoplight it was going to croak. Miraculously, I made it through every single stoplight. I was home free with no reason to stop until I got to my house. Then, on a desolate road with nobody around, some guy pulled out right in front of me and made me slam on the brakes. I mean, there was no other car is sight except mine! Instead of coasting home my car sputtered and died and I had to walk. Grrr! That was annoying.
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LOL i laughed at this one :)
Where do I start: I can't go shopping or to a movie without something mad happening and my family, well, some might find my stories hilarious however I find the complete episode quite traumatic and then there's my friend Johnny and his damn goat.
I went for a spin one day with my friend Johnny (albeit he's promptly moving down my Christmas card list) and ended up with a goat. A goat that now lives in my back garden. A goat I might add that doesn't eat grass yet adores roses and any other bloody flower I had in the garden. So now I have a garden that resembles an overgrown neglected field and a goat that eats my price roses. Hilarious for some it seems: darn annoying for me.
All I can say is it's a good job I don't eat goat!
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Inheriting a castle–and a ghost to go with it–Genevieve Buchanan finds herself falling in love with the spectre of Kendrick de Piaget, an arrogant thirteenth-century knight.
Another wonderful de Piaget book by Lynn Kurland. I wondered after reading Phillip's story in Stars in Your Eyes, if I would get to read Kendrick's… only to find it online. I think I squealed… Don't tell anyone.
Kendrick's story is a bit different than so many of her time travel novels. Kendrick doesn't jump time. He's murdered in 1260 and haunts the castle that was supposed to be his for over seven hundred years. When the newest owner of the castle, Genevieve, takes residence, he plans on scaring her and getting her to sign the castle over to him. Only…she won't scare off. And the more he gets to know her, the less he wants to scare her off.
I adored their relationship. But my favorite character? His butler. The man could not be shaken at all, though I guess considering he grew up around a ghost, that would be natural.
A definite read in the de Piaget series.
And I will admit to being slightly warry when I saw that Ilyana Kadushin was narrating it as when I think of her, I think of another series, and that voice just would not have worked. I needn't have worried. She does the voices wonderfully, has fantastic accents, and I lost myself in the story.
5 stars all the way around.
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VERNON - The RCMP has ruled out foul play in the death of a man discovered last week near a Vernon high school.
A walker found the body Feb. 27 on the Nka-kul-kem trail near Fulton Secondary School. The body was identified as that of a 36-year-old man, but his name won't be released until next of kin are notified.
RCMP spokesperson Gord Molendyk says without an autopsy and toxicology test, it's hard to say how the man died.
Because there is no criminality involved, the investigation has been turned over to the B.C. Coroners. It could be months before any findings are released to the public.
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The Herzog Family Tree: Israel's Answer to the Kennedys
From Chaim Herzog to Abba Eban and Oliver Sacks, Labor leader Isaac Herzog's family is often called the closest thing Israel has to Camelot. How many of these names do you recognize?
If any of the candidates running in Israel's upcoming election was destined for politics and, perhaps, glory, then it's Labor...
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ELLIOT GORDON, Class of 1960, Trombone.
"I recall with the warmest of feelings the times spent with your father. With lessons (I was never able to graduate past the average player); with concerts (including his own marches…I still recall the beat); and performing Stravinsky…)"
HELEN LAZARRO (A Colleague's Wife, not a student)
Wife of Dominic, the Vice Principal at KHS and later Principal at KES. Her son, Bob, played trumpet for Dad and later taught at the school. One day, years after Dad had retired in 1974, he went to the school office–asking to borrow a projector for some personal project at home. By that time the entire office staff was new and did not recognize him or realize his long years of service in the school system. He pointed out the old mailboxes which he had daily opened with his key, but they were not impressed with an old man's memories.
Well, these good ladies were not about to sign out school equipment to some stranger, when Bob Lazzaro happened to walk in. Dad turned to him in frustration and begged, "For God's sake, Bob, TELL THEM WHO I AM!" Bob sprang to the rescue so Dad was allowed to borrow the projector, but Helen still remembers with painful disgust the needless humiliation which Dad endured that day. Many years later I donated his oil painting of KES to the school office. Privately I vowed: so they will Always Know Who He Was! The plaque beneath it reads: "WALTER FINLAYSON:- ARTIST–MUSICIAN–EDUCATOR"
Nina shared her school memories of Dad with me, which included three B/W photos of him as a teenager at the old KHS. He palled around with Sheldon Lent and the attractive Bernardo twins, Rose and Nina. Nina remembered Dad as a teacher at Jobn Jay, although she was not in band herself. After Dad successfully revived the Big Band Era he collaborated with Coach Marty Todd to create a combo PE Class: 40's Music and Dance. Now Nina loved that class which was easy on participants, since no gym suits were required–just dance in your socks. She was impressed by Dad's enthusiasm and first-hand knowledge of the jazz greats; the kids learned about bandleaders ,composers and famous instrumentalists and Big Band Singers, while Coach Todd taught them old-time dance steps. It must have been a fun class!
SUSIE MAYER: Class of 196 confided this Scandalous anecdote while I was at the A&P. She claims she really wanted to play clarinet in the band, but Dad had misgivings about her musical potential. He did not want to come right out and disappoint her by stating the obvious, so he tried another approach–one which would raise eyebrows today and could have resulted in a big flap and possibly a law suit. He gently tried to dissuade her from taking up an instrument by suggesting that the should: "try out for Drum Major–because you have the legs for it!" (Don't try that tactic These days!)
Jean McClellan Reidy (School Librarian told me that each year the faculty presented a Christmas extravaganza at the old KHS, for which the holiday credits ran like this:
Director–Baldy Smith
Art Decoration: Kay Courageous
Script/Story: Jean Reidy
Music: Walt Finlayson
He would arrange new pop tunes for this show: like SILVER BELLS when it first came out.
Virginia Fetscher (Village Librarian) told me that when she was in her 5th grade classroom, Dad entered (I am sure with the teacher's permission) on a Recruiting tour. He leaned over Virginia, who had never even considered playing in band, and cheerfully inquired:" And you, little girl–what instrument would You like to play?" Now that is what I call being proactive for the Music program!


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First up 'Life Work' by Martha Cooper, renowned graffiti documentor at Stolenspace Gallery. Anyone who is interested in graffiti should know Martha and her seminal photo book Subway Art. Ask anyone from the higher echelons of the modern graffiti movement and they will all cite Martha's book as a huge factor in getting them out bombing the streets from London to Paris to Rome and back to NYC. I'll be doing a seperate post about the show as it deserves it!
A little further up brick lane I found Proof London showcasing work by Vents137 and Miha Kosmac. Vents137 showcased some nice canvas pieces, harking back to the golden age of graffiti with trains and old skool characters adorning each piece, very much an aerosol affair. Miha's abstarcted blobs of colour follow suit, revealing what looks like steam locomotives continuing the train theme. Or it could just be random shapes. Hit up the PROOF facebook page for pics from the show and further info about the artists.
Not a gallery per se but still worth checking out is the Rebels Alliance store. One part clothing brand, one part custom bike shop, they sell various high end items from t shirts to custom bikes, all emblazened with motifs and logo's by your man D*Face. I spotted his own custom bike out side the shop while photographing his new mural and looked up just as he walked in. I was tempted to go and speak to him as I've been a fan of his work for years but decided to move on. It was only later I found out they had a showcase happening in store by master sign and letter master The Striper. Should have gone in.
After stumbling across a new Broken Fingaz Crew mural I popped into 'Neverended: A 10 Year Retrospective by Endoftheline'. Featuring work from all and sundry, it proved to be popular with a ton of school kids pilling in just as I was leaving, just imagine being exposed to the work of SheOne, Mr Jago, Sickboy, Stendec, 45rpm and Will Barras to name a few, on a school trip! Some increidible work by all involved.
A hop, a skip and a jump brought me south of the river in search of the Lazarides Editions space which is currently hosting a special show of new prints by Robert Del Naja aka 3D of Massive Attack fame. His distinctive style and aesthetic has been developed over decades with motifs and designs relating back to many of Massive Attacks album covers. The organge glow of the Heligoland cover almost glitters next to the black hearts on the main wall. The show coincided with the release of a new ep from Massive Attack, Ritual Spirits which also gave the show its name. I've covered it in a bit more depth in a seperate blog post here.
A bit tired and weary I stupidly decided to skip the 'Still Here - A Decade of Lazarides' show at their other gallery and instead went to check out the Standpoint Gallery and hoped to catch Fiona MacDonald whom I met via Peacocks last year, little reminder of her show here. Sadly she wasn't working but I did get to check out 'The Return of the Nullifiers' collaborative show. With quite a small space to work in it felt like every wall, cupboard and liftshaft has been utilised to show work but without it feeling crowded. A giant walrus, tapestries, videos and objects of desire await those who dare!
I got a little lost looking for the Jealous studios but stumbled across the Pure Evil Gallery. I'd come across Pure Evil's work in London before and also Reykjavik where he'd covered an entire wall in his characters. His most recent work focus on celebrity portraits reduced to simple shapes, stencil style with a single dripping eye with a few special pieces like the silver David Bowie print you can see below. The bigger gallery space just up the road still had a few canvases on display by Stinkfish which are anexplosion of colour along with a load of other work down across its two floors. Definitley a gallery ill be checking out again.
My final stop of the day was Jealous London. Set across 4 floors in the middle of Shoreditch, Jealous is a multi faceted beast with shop and gallery space on the ground floor and print work shop and studios above. I was blown away by the current show 'Cut It Out' by Joe Webb which featured a load of new prints and original collage pieces. I was lucky enough to see Adam Bridgland, studio manager at Jealous who very kindly gave me a tour of the building from the incredible roof space where different artist's have been invited to create a new mural each month to the busy print studios which were a flurry of activity creating editions for some massive artists and shows.
The perfect way to cap off a pretty full on day really. Always good to see places and people you normally only like on facebook or instagram like The Doodle Man's tunnel and I have to say the reception from the staff at all the galleries and spaces I visited was top notch, really friendly and informative. Apart from D*Face, he just looked at me like I was a bit of a weirdo. I am!


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Discover the fiery lights of your authentic self in community and dance the rhythms of your liberated spirit. Club culture meets Earth based medicine at: DreamWeavers. Incorporating Kundalini yoga, Dance of Liberation - Ecstatic Dance, Contemporary Shamanism, Drumming - Global Music and Sound Healing.


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CINCINNATI, Ohio --- An 18-year-old woman was arrested after she lied about being attacked by a knife-wielding person dressed as a clown Saturday, according to police.
Alexsandra Conley of Hamilton has been charged with making false reports, according to Reading police.
Related: Metro schools adding security in response to clown threats
Conley said she was attacked at Jefferson and Southern avenues just after 6 a.m. Saturday morning.
"After an in-depth investigation, several inconsistencies were found in her story," police said in a statement. "As a result we have now confirmed that her report was false and she has admitted that she made up the story because she was running late for work and didn't want to lose her job."
Reading Chief of Police Scott Snow said this incident was not related to the reported attack Friday morning that closed Reading schools. That situation is still under investigation, Snow said.
Also see:
- What we know about creepy clown reports
- Montgomery sheriff to clown: 'We're going to find you'
- Reports of creepy clowns in woods expand into second state
- More clowns reported in woods in South Carolina
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I was going to take the day off from writing today, but after reading Constitution Daily's post this morning I decided to weigh in on this matter.
When Doug Gross released the results of his poll last month, one of the main things he talked about the branding problem that the Republican Party of Iowa has. He said it was backwards looking, not welcoming, and so on and so forth. I actually thought it was good for Gross to bring up those issues so that Republicans can do a better job communicating the principles of their party.
You know who else has a branding problem? Doug Gross. I don't need a fancy poll to tell me that either. Gross has spent the better part of a month telling Iowa Republicans that his opinion matters more than theirs. It's almost as if he has become some sort of overbearing parent that constantly is critiquing his kids, but is guilty of the same sins.
Doug's own branding problems are so bad that I wouldn't want him approach me if I was thinking about running for Governor. If Doug is able to find a candidate, he or she is immediately going to be branded as a moderate candidate. While that's not fair to the candidate, it's simply reality. If possession is 9/10 of the law, perception is 9/10 of politics.
Doug needs to work on his image before he goes out and starts recruiting candidates. And maybe Doug's own branding problems is why it has been difficult for him to find a gubernatorial candidate of his liking.
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Democrats have long criticized Republican over what they call trickle down economics. With the Democrats at the helm, we now know what they mean by trickle up economics, they sent stimulus checks to dead people. That will help the economy!
Congratulations Graduates! You're In debt Up to Your Eye Balls!
Culver signed his massive $830 million borrowing scheme yesterday. The people of Iowa will be paying off Chet's one year spending spree for the next 20 years at the tune of $1.7 billion. I have to give Culver credit, this is an interesting way to keep our young people in the state…
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Robata Jinya--
I've heard great things from a work colleague whose food opinions I trust.
She says it's amazingly affordable and delicious, in that she and her boyfriend could order carefully and have a great meal for about $30 total. I like the sound of that.
However, there's very little about this place on Chowhound- more info about their Ramen shop in Studio City.
Highlights from my colleague:
"the bacon wrapped enoki mushrooms"
"the shrimp toast was great"
"all the chicken skewers and all the vegetables"
"yellowtail carpaccio to die for"
Also, interesting that some of the ramen has filtered down into a non-ramen focused menu. Rameniac like the studio city offerings, so I wonder if this is the same?
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