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Best Bee Gees Songs
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The Top Ten
1Stayin' Alive
I'll keep listening it as long as I Stay Alive. The intro moves you and feels alive again and again.
Love it so much good song it's a classic the best song
The bee gees are the love of my life. Wonderful singers. God bless you all for making and singing your songs. Thanks again. Xoxoxoxo
[Newest]Can't get over itMore comments about Stayin' Alive
2How Deep Is Your Love
The intro of this song it's pure magic, just the voices the power of the lyrics and feelings that the song have are just the best, it's a romantic ballad disco pop song no matter what kind of music you like this song is one of those that you simple love it.
This is the best song ever!
Essa música é um marco na história dos Bee Gees, além de ser linda demais!More comments about How Deep Is Your Love
3Night Fever
Number one without any doubt. what a song. even better than staying alive
You can sing along to this song, dance to this song, and even have sex to this song. Its really awesome and melodious. Could be the number 1 bee gees song
What a wonderful songMore comments about Night Fever
I really like this sing so much because it is the most wonderful illustration of the explary nature of distinct pefundictual commentary
Awesome song I just don't really understand why it is not number 1 love to shout 'tragedy' when I am aloneListen to sample
5More Than a Woman
Great tune vote this song up higher great singing bass guitar and drumming amazing love it
This song should be number 8 or 9 not 10 please vote this song up love this one great singing guitar bass and drums
Love this ong please vote this one up higher great singing good tune
[Newest]Great tune please vote this one upMore comments about More Than a Woman
6To Love Somebody
You can listen to this song all day long. Should be in the top 3 in my opinion. Brilliant melody!
There is such a stark contrast between 60s Bee Gees and the 70s Bee Gees that it really is like listening to two different bands. This is my favorite 60s BG's song. For the 70s, it would be Jive Talking'.
Blue_DevereauxListen to sample
I was so shocked to see this song so low. However, right after seeing this song so low, I was even more shocked to see that "Words" was even lower than this one. I don't know what to make of this.
This is one of my best songs. Great vocals by robin
One of the best song that I ever listen to..Listen to sample
8Jive Talkin'
Great song this own should be number 5 not number 7 please vote this song up
Love This Song Vote This One Up Please
This Song Should be higher please vote this one up please
[Newest]My favorite so farMore comments about Jive Talkin'
9You Should Be Dancing
Great song should be higher up the list. My top ten would be
1 Stayin' Alive
2 How Deep Is Your Love
3 Tragedy
4 You Should Be Dancing
5 Night Fever
6 Jive Talking'
7 More Than a Woman
8 Massachusetts
9 To Love Somebody
10 How Can You Mend a Broken Heart
This list would be better love You Should Be Dancing the guitar solo is amazing.
1 Stayin' Alive
2 How Deep Is Your Love
3 Tragedy
4 You Should Be Dancing
5 Night Fever
6 Jive Talking'
7 More Than a Woman
8 Massachusetts
9 To Love Somebody
10 How Can You Mend a Broken Heart
This list would be better love You Should Be Dancing the guitar solo is amazing.
This song should be higher than how can you mend a broken heart like that song should be number 11 and this song higher than it and more than a women higher than it too please vote this song up got so much feeling and great singing
Love this song should be number 4 or 5 great singing guitar bass and drums cool vote this song
[Newest]Great Song The Bee Gees are one of the reasons why I watched Saturday Might Fever because of the songs they had in it
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10You Win Again
Their best song without a doubt! Can't believe it isn't higher!Listen to sample
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11Too Much Heaven
This song is a classic. Just doing some justice here.
Amazing Song This One Should Be Number 8
Great Song This One Should Be Higher Up
[Newest]My favorite Bee Gees song, fantastic falsetto, fantastic refrainMore comments about Too Much HeavenListen to sample
12Islands In the Stream
Great song this one should be number 7 or 8 vote this one up higher please
Amazing not the best but its really good great singingListen to sample
13New York Mining Disaster 1941
Their earlier stuff was much better than their disco stuff!
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14I Started a Joke
Sang by the best male vocalist ever, this song is hauntingly beautifull! Should reach the top 5 at least.
This songs is the great masterpiece of the bee geesListen to sample
15How Can You Mend a Broken Heart
sounds great plus the album contains many other great songsListen to sample
With just no musical arrangements, they did magic. A masterpiece of pop music full of echoes of the 60's.Listen to sample
I totally adore this Song, Should be on the top ten.
A mini concerto with soulListen to sample
18Nights On Broadway
Nights on Broadway is the best song ever! It has all the elements of a good sons.. It's different, it's sweet and sad.. It hits you right in the middle of the heart. I love how the younger brother sings it.. His voice makes it unique. This is a song that should be rated higher in my opinion.
This song is just more than enough to sing and hear... Love it so much!Listen to sample
What a wonderful song!
What a wonderful song!
19I've Gotta Get a Message to You
Great Lyrics, A Peaceful Ballad
Piercing lyrics, great melody.Listen to sample
20Love You Inside Out
Filled to the rim with passion and emotion.
The band's final nr 1 hit in the USListen to sample
21Our Love (Don't Throw It All Away)
This song should be at least on the top 15.Listen to sample
22Grease Listen to sample
This is one of their best songs. It sounds similar to how deep is your love and with a lot of emotion.Listen to sample
24First of May
Gorgeous song, sung with emotion and that fabulous Gibbs harmony.Listen to sample
25If I Can't Have You Listen to sample
26Rest Your Love On Me
27Lonely Days Listen to sample
28Fanny (Be Tender With My Love)
Just an awesome love ballad, with great harmonies. Always loved this one
This is hands down one of the Bee Gee's greatest tunes!Listen to sample
Belongs way up on anyone's list!
Belongs way up on anyone's list!
29For Whom the Bell Tolls
For Whom the Bell Tolls is the best Bee gees song! The MOST POWERFUL BALLAD EVER!
Love love love Robin on this song!Listen to sample
Bee gees n celine dion in 1 songListen to sample
31Run to Me Listen to sample
32Don't Forget to Remember Listen to sample
33One Listen to sample
34This Is Where I Came In Listen to sample
35Kiss of Life Listen to sample
36December '63, Oh What a Night!
Oh what a song! It is used at the end in Sherlock - Sign of three! Mezmerising me!
37Spicks and Specks Listen to sample
38World Listen to sample
39You Stepped Into My Life Listen to sample
40Love So Right Listen to sample
41You'll Never See My Face Again
So many great BEE GEE classics - this is my favourite.Listen to sample
42Country Lanes Listen to sample
43Sun In My Morning
I must admit that I love this song very much it's deep and dark refreshing my memory
44Mr. Natural Listen to sample
45Closer Than Close
My Favorite Beegees Song!Listen to sample
This is from their 2001 album This is Where I Came In, which seems to be unheard of. It's my favorite album, and this is a great song from it.Listen to sample
47Search, Find Listen to sample
Of course, this is the best song of Bee Gees, not the most famous one, but the best - just listen to it.Listen to sample
49Melody Fair Listen to sample
50Paradise Listen to sample
51Saved by the Bell Listen to sample
52Morning of My Life Listen to sample
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54Wedding Day Listen to sample
55Spirits Having Flown Listen to sample
56My World Listen to sample
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Just saw an NFL Direct Ticket "Disconnected Fan Syndrome" commercial with the Manning Brothers. Apparently, 50 million die-hard NFL fans live out of their team's market. As someone who has lived down in Florida, out West in L.A. and now in the middle of Texas (Austin) after leaving the MO-KS area, I totally have been a DFS victim. Luckily, I now have Direct TV and have most of the years, allowing me to always watch my Chiefs on Sundays, no matter their opponent. There have been years, however, were I've done the whole sports bar thing. That can be fun, too. Easier to track the Chiefs and your fantasy teams simultaneously that way.
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Bill Henson is the latest photographer to be forcibly censored by state authorities (although he appears to have been exonerated). Police in Sydney raided the gallery where the Australian artist had just opened his latest exhibition of photographs and literally took the photos off the wall, also confiscating copies of some magazines that had reproduced his offending images (only 1000′s of more of those to round-up…). I'm a big fan of Henson's work, the impossibly dark, sweltering atmospheres are intensely psychological, and seem to have something unsettling, ancient, and universal about them.
Censorship in photography is certainly nothing new, and accusations of pornography (or worse, as in the Henson case, child pornography) tend to play a leading role in that history. Nan Goldin is another recent target that comes to mind, and I just stumbled on the press release for an interesting-looking exhibition titled Controversies that just ended at the Musée de l'Elysée in Lausanne, Switzerland which focused on the legal and ethical history of photography.
What gets me is these cases is the latent psychology at work in the accusers and authorities that censor the artwork. What seems to offend them is not that the work was made (after all, the mother of one of the models in the Henson case came out in his defense), but their own reaction to the work. Their outrage betrays their having felt a taboo desire they'd thus far repressed to the point of thinking no longer existed, hence the overly vehement histrionics that ensue as they launch their witch-hunt. The Omnipresent Sociopath is invoked to project these forbidden feelings onto and create an ostensible justification for confiscating and destroying the work (casting out the demons), the sight of which would presumably send the O.S. into an immediate and uncontrollable rampage of sociopath-ing. I don't mean to make light of truly heinous behavior such as child molestation, it's just that the wrong-headed self-righteous crusades against art that censors repeatedly go on always seem completely misinformed and come off as botched attempts to play the moral hero.
On a related note, there seems to be a (dare I say the word) trend in photography recently (or maybe since the invention of the camera?) for what I call cute-young-naked-things. The leading figure at the moment in this hip-young-naked-ism seems to be Ryan McGinley, aka Ryan-the-youngest-photographer-to-ever-have-a-solo-show-at-the-Whitney McGinley. Here is his most recent photo project, which it looks like he adapted for use in a new music video for Icelandic band Sigur Ros (hint: just click one of the play buttons on the bottom left, you don't have to sign up on the right. hint #2: possibly NSFW). The latest project looks heavily influence by Bill Henson, albeit it in broad daylight and minus the more grand connotations and subtleties. Other obvious influences on McGinley, and recent predecessors in the history of young-naked-ism, would be Larry Clark, Richard Kern, and Terry Richardson.
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Your baby's finally here and the centre of all attention, but what's going on with mum?
If you've had a hospital birth, when you've had a little chance to recover and get you both cleaned up it'll be time to leave the delivery room and go back to your room or ward. It can feel quite strange to be suddenly left alone with your new baby, particularly if it's the middle of the night on a quiet ward. Be assured that there are nurses, doctors and midwives around to give help if you need it though and don't think twice about asking if you have any questions or difficulties, such as difficulties getting your baby to latch on for feeding. If you have a home birth your midwife will probably stay with you for a while as you settle in with your baby.
Sleeping and visitors
In the first few hours you may be too exhilarated to sleep, even if you've had a long and exhausting labour, but very soon the need to sleep will catch up with you and it's important that you use this time to get as much rest as you can as well as bonding with your new baby. While grandparents and siblings may be keen to visit you and the new baby, it is sensible to limit visiting times to brief periods and don't feel bad about letting visitors know if it gets too much.
New babies who have spent time in the womb being awake and active when you have rested at night often take a while to change this sleep pattern and are consequently most alert during the night. In the first few days it's not uncommon for mum to be awake for much of the night with her baby, and so completely shattered during the day. This happened with our first baby: he took the sun coming up as his cue to finally close his eyes so that day-time visitors found an angelically sleeping baby and a mum who could barely keep her eyes open.
How do I look?
Most new mums will be too tired and too absorbed by their new baby to be bothered about what they look like, but there are a couple of things for which you should be prepared. First of all, your pregnancy belly does not disappear with birth, instead you're likely to look at least five months' pregnant and with a rather wobbly belly. If you give birth away from home you'll need to pack a going-home outfit that takes this into account.
If you were straining your facial muscles during contractions, as is quite common, then you may have popped a couple of blood vessels in your face and have a few red facial blotches as a result. These will clear up in about a week.
Even if you're not breastfeeding, it's usual for your breasts to leak milk until your supply settles down and breastpads worn inside your bra will help - you'll need to change them often to keep the nipples dry to help prevent soreness. Your breasts will also become engorged when your milk comes in, usually after a few days, but it's also common for them to become enlarged and sore in the first 48 hours.
And it's not just your breasts that may blow up like balloons, your feet and ankles may swell up for a few days too, particularly if you've had a long labour (personally, my feet looked uncannily like an elephant's for several days and there was no question of fitting into any shoes - I left hospital in soft slippers). This is usually the result of extra fluids in the body and nothing to worry about, but it's a good idea to tell your doctor or midwife, especially if the swelling is in only one leg or foot.
Afterpains and bleeding
Most mums feel what are called 'afterpains' as the uterus begins to contract back to its original size (which takes around six weeks). If you're breastfeeding then you'll probably feel these pains more strongly as you feed your baby as breastfeeding prompts the uterus to contract. Afterpains can vary considerably in intensity, from very mild to quite painful, and are usually stronger for women who've had more than one child.
You'll also experience vaginal bleeding after the birth as your uterus heals, this is called lochia and is usually quite heavy and dark red in the first 48 hours: You'll want to use special heavy-duty maternity pads (not tampons) to absorb the flow and it also makes sense to use either disposable or your washday knickers for the first few days as you'l probably want to change them every time you use the bathroom. Lochia usually continues for between two and twelve weeks and the flow may vary but will lighten off towards the end, it's nothing at all to worry about but if you should speak to your doctor right away if there are any clots in the blood.
If you've had a caesarian, the abdominal is usually at its worst for the first two days but you will be given some very effective pain killers to help you cope. You might find it strange to have to ask for your baby to be passed to you when you want to hold her and you will need a lot of help and support, particularly in these first couple of days.
Make sure you read our tips for recovering after your c-section.
Going to the loo
Any mum who's had a vaginal birth knows that the thought of going to the loo for the first time after birth can be quite intimidating. This is because new mums are often a little bruised and raw in the nether regions, particularly if stitches were needed after labour. But don't worry, it really won't be as bad as you think. It's quite important to urinate within a few hours of birth, and this is likely to sting for the first few days at least. To lessen the stinging it helps to pour warm water over your vaginal area as you pee - a plastic spouted measuring cup, or similar, will help you direct the flow where it's needed. As your body loses the extra fluid from pregnancy you'll produce significantly more urine than usual in the first days after birth. Oddly enough, another impact of birth can be to make your bladder less sensitive, so you may not be aware of when you need to urinate: It's best to try to go to the toilet frequently, even if you don't feel the urge to do so, to avoid possible leaks and other bladder problems.
The idea of defecating may make you more anxious, but at some point in the few days after birth you will have to go. Even when you know that you won't rip any stitches when you open your bowels - which you won't - it may feel to you as though this may happen and this can be quite disconcerting. Try supporting the vaginal area with a clean sanitary pad and pressing gently upwards as you open your bowels.
Chills and sweats
It's quite common for women to experience feeling a chill straight after giving birth
and this is perfectly normal unless accompanied by a fever. Extra blankets and a warm drink should help.
Sweating, meanwhile, is another way in which your body processes the extra fluids and waste products left over from pregnancy and it's common to sweat more than usual in the first few days, particularly at night-time.
Excess wind is quite common after birth, particularly if you had a caesarian. With abdominal surgery wind can become trapped in the body during the operation and takes a while to work its way out of the body. The wind may even be quite painful and may be felt in other areas of the body, for example, a caesarian is often followed by pain in the shoulder. If you have very painful wind you might want to use painkillers - talk to your doctor about what is safe if you are breastfeeding - and warm drinks such as peppermint tea can help (but if you're breastfeeding then don't overdo the peppermint tea s it can reduce milk supply).
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(05/28/12) - The FAA is investigating a deadly, small plane crash in rural Shiawassee County.
The plane crashed on Beard Road near Bancroft Road, in Antrim Township.
The plane took off from a private airfield and was carrying the pilot and his wife.
Killed in the crash was 61-year-old Nancy Feldvary.
Her husband, 60-year-old Louis Feldvary, was the pilot and is in serious condition at Sparrow Hospital in Lansing.
The couple is from Virginia.
Police said shortly after take off, the plane landed on a barn.
"My understanding, there was a fly in here of vintage aircraft, for a luncheon, landed for luncheon and just took off when this occurred," said Shiawassee County Sheriff Sgt. Brian BeGole.
"It's horrible, something like that you don't expect, you watch those planes fly all the time," said Alicia Cubr.
Cubr owns Walkerville Family Mart, which is not far from the crash site. She said the community has always loved the shows the pilots put on display in the sky. "We've been in this area for almost 20 years, and this is the first time anything has happened out there."
The couple who owns the barn were inside their home when the plane came down - they were not hurt.
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This was great. I cut the corn off the cob, scraped the pulp off, set it aside, and simmered three of the cobs, broken in half, in the 3 cups water for 20 minutes for extra flavor. Dumped the kernels and pulp in all at once, which was fine. An immersion blender made short work of pureeing. Instead of the avocado mixture, I garnished with chilled chopped steamed shrimp and julienned basil.
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This recipe for chilled corn soup yields an incredibly sumptuous, velvety concoction—but it's vegan—and nearly fat-free—and uses one of summer's best and cheapest vegetables. Use corn at the peak of freshness as this simple preparation will highlight corn's natural sweetness.
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Total: 3 Hours, 38 Minutes
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- Calories: 167
- Fat: 10g
- Saturated fat: 1g
- Monounsaturated fat: 6g
- Polyunsaturated fat: 2.7g
- Protein: 3.4g
- Carbohydrate: 19.9g
- Fiber: 3.6g
- Cholesterol: 0mg
- Iron: 0.6mg
- Sodium: 259mg
- Calcium: 7.2mg
- 4 large ears shucked corn
- 4 tablespoons canola oil
- 3/4 cup chopped onion
- 6 sprigs fresh thyme, tied in a bundle
- 3/4 teaspoon kosher salt, divided
- 1 garlic clove, minced
- 3 cups water
- 1/2 cups diced peeled avocado
- 1/2 cup diced radish
- 1 tablespoon chopped fresh cilantro
- 1 tablespoon fresh lime juice
- 1/8 teaspoon ground red pepper
- 1. Cut kernels from ears of corn to equal 6 cups; scrape "milk" and remaining pulp from cobs using the dull side of a knife blade.
- 2. Heat oil in a large saucepan over medium flame; add onions, thyme, and 1/4 teaspoon salt. Reduce heat to medium low; cover. Cook 8 minutes or until onion is softened, stirring occasionally. Add corn kernels and garlic; cover. Cook 4 minutes; add corn pulp, water and remaining 1/2 teaspoon salt. Increase heat to medium-high; bring to a boil. Remove from heat; discard thyme. Place half of corn mixture in a blender. Remove center piece of blender lid (to allow steam to escape); secure blender lid on blender. Place a clean towel over opening in blender lid (to avoid splatters). Blend until smooth. Strain corn mixture through a sieve into a large bowl; discard solids. Repeat procedure with remaining corn mixture. Chill at least 4 hours.
- 3. Combine remaining ingredients in a small bowl. Ladle 1 cup soup into each of 6 bowls, top with 2 tablespoons avocado mixture.
- Yield: 6 servings (serving size: 1 cup soup, 2 tablespoons avocado mixture).
- Recipe Note: Wine-The effervescence of a beautiful blanc de blancs such as the grand cru from Pierre Peters contrasts the velvety texture of this soup beautifully.
We garnish this with everything from avocado, radish, and cilantro to cherry tomato pico de gallo to lobster knuckles with tarragon. Since the cooking time is minimal, this is best served no later than the day after it is made, and always served chilled—bringing it back to a boil will break the delicate bonds that the corn's natural starches have formed.
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You guys!
I really cannot take it. I just cannot.
They are just too great.
Too great.
It makes the whole baby turning one trauma a bit less traumatic. (Still traumatic. But cute in the trauma.)
Click here to see the rest. Tell Drew that's she's rad.
Yep. She is.
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i mean...if there is anything i like more than nakey babies it would be surfing nakey babies. with cake.ReplyDelete
so this wins.
you win.
drew wins.
shane wins.
so good.
I love your photo shoots! Drew B is amazing. Next time we're in California... We're calling her!!!ReplyDelete
So...is it super tough to glue fake eyelashes onto a one year old? Because those are for sure not real! Seriously unfair! Little lady killer. Precious pics!!!ReplyDelete
love the photos - such great pictures and memories for you ~ReplyDelete
naked baby photos are the best! and not in a pervy way, in a mama-wants-to-bite-those-thighs sort of way. that didn't sound good either. anywho...they are beautiful just like your sweet family!ReplyDelete
Seriously - between your settings and her photography, you both have mad skills. I always fall head over heels in love with every picture you both seem to capture! Love!ReplyDelete
Cutest boy baby ever!!! Those eyes! Congrats to Shane, YOU, Drew, and cute mad baby girl who didn't get any cake! Priceless!ReplyDelete
oh my goodness, such a cutie! off to check out the rest!ReplyDelete
Too darling!! I hope your house is covered with all the gorgeous pics of your kids!ReplyDelete
this was my favorite picture.ReplyDelete
of all time.
and the one with his big sparkling blue eyes.
just precious.
do you have enough wall space for all your drew pix? they are all terrific.


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Sec. 562, P. L. R r Volume 14 FRIDAY, Looking with a good deal of indecision as to which way to go, Annette Bott stands between "angelic Anne" and "devilish Darlene" as they each try to pull her to their respective realms in L.D.'s Heavenly Daze. (Cut paid for by L.D.) LD. Sets April 21 For Formal 11 Heavenly Daze II Last formal dance of the year is scheduled by La Dianaeda social club for April 20, at nine p.m. in the Weber College ballroom. This girls' choice affair will carry out the theme of "Heavenly Daze." The dance hall will have a heavenly setting entered by a "Stairway to The Stars." Other plans for carrying out the theme are known only to the sponsoring club's members.During intermission a part of the flow show will include a feature grand march for all La Dianaeda members and alumni. Corsages are not required for this last big dance of Spring quarter. Admission is $1.25 per couple. Tickets may be obtained from any club member, or at the door. Emma Hipwell and Yvonne Erickson are co-chairmen. Other members of the committee are: Joann Petty and Beth Macfarlane, decorations; Afton Kunz, entertainment; Jean Van Dyke and Joye Ray, advertising. Conservation Contest Offers Prizes, Medals The annual Conservation Contest, presented by the Weber College Life Science Dept., will end on April 20, according to Dr. Howard Knight, head of the Zoolozy department. The contest which is held each spring at Weber College is comprised of three divisions; speech, essay, and poster. Any brench of the conservation field (soil, plants, animals, etc.) may be used as subject matter. The first and second place winners in each division will be awarded medals and invited as guests of the sponsors for a day's outing in the Monte Cristo area. APRIL 13, 1951, OGDEN, mmm m l-Jit, May 1-4 Dates for The Shop At Sly Corner' Holding Ogden audiences in suspense on the evenings of May 1-4 will be the Weber College-Ogden Community Theatre play "The Shop at Sly Corner". Written by Edward Percy, this play possesses an English flavor, for its setting is in London at the present time. The action centers around a man, Descius Heiss, who is ostensibly an antique and curio dealer but who is actually a fence for stolen property. Although he is not a vicious man at heart, Descius has had a rough past and is terrified at the idea of coming in contact with Scotland Yard because of his devotion and respect for his daughter Margaret, who shows great promise as a musician. It is because of this attitude that Descius finally commits murder. The play has an unusual and un-guessable climax. Thatcher Allred, director of the play, states that "The most capable cast of campus and community players has been chosen after careful selection". Those chosen for the parts are: Jay Livingood, Lt. L. M. Hilton of the Ogden City Detective Bureau, Renee Glover, Mary Ellen Bailey, Lucine Pingree, Claire Kapple, Lawrence Burton, Amos Sargent, Hugh Jacobs, and Bill Carter, a new-comer to Ogden and a member of the KLO staff. Student body cards and community theatre cards will be honored. General admission will be $1.25 per person. Sponsors of the contest are Ogden Business and Professional Womens Club, Ogden Kiwanis Club, Ogden Exchange Club, the Delta Kappa Gamma Society, the Weber Wildlife Federation, and The Cache National Forest. For further information see Mr. Knight of the Zoology Dept. UTAH Number 13 Collett Contracts To Illustrate Text Farrell R. Collett, Weber College art instructor, will furnish 151 black and white illustrations for the text "Industrial Arts", portraying the technical use of tools and types of tools, soon to be published by the American Technical Society of Chicago. No deadline has been set, but Mr. Collett expects to finish the work sometime this summer along with 135 color illustrations of nature and animal conservation for, the Society of Visual Education in Chicago. To make certain he will have no idle moments Mr. Collett will also do some studying in Chicago. "I am extremely interested in this type of illustrating which is very scientific and exacting work," he said. Mr. Collett has been an art instructor at Weber since 1939 and has previously illustrated a technical book for Prentice Hall, and two novels. U.SAC. Poetry Festival April 21 Utah State Agricultural College's annual Poetry Festival will be held April 21, in Logan according to Thatcher Allred of the Weber College Speech Department. "Weber students have always found this event one of the most enjoyable and outstanding of all such events entered by Weber students," Mr. Allred said. Participants come from high schools and junior and senior colleges throughout the state, the high school students competing among themselves, and the college students competing among themselves. After the reading sessions Wilson R. Thornley of Ogden High School will conduct a special discussion of poetry. (Continued on Page 2, CoL 5) J 1 X 1 . - X ADMINISTRATION RELEASES STUDENT DEFERMENT PLANS By- Dean William D. Stratford On March 31, President Truman signed a sweeping order, which, unless changed by congress will defer hundreds of thousands of college men. By President Truman's order, draft boards are authorized to pass over students whose grades are good enough or whose test scores are high enough to qualify. The idea behind this order is that we cannot hope to match the Soviet bloc in manpower so we must maintain our technical and overall industrial superiority over them. FRESHMEN in the UPPER''! HALF OF THEIR CLASS (not counting women, either) will be deferred for their sophomore year; SOPHOMORES in the UPPER two-thirds of their class (not counting women) will be deferred for their junior year; JUNIORS in the UPPER two-thirds of their class will be deferred for their senior year. Regardless of their class standing, all men students in any college year can take the tests being printed and distributed now to over one thousand testing centers, (of which Weber College is one). If the men place at seventy (70) or above on this test, they are deferred. Students' capacity for learnings, not their fund of knowledge, is tested by this test. Students in some fields, such as the healing arts, will be deferred with passing grades, regardless of their test scores or their class standing. Most high school senior men, who are graduated from high high school this year, who enter college this summer or this autumn will be deferred under present ast Jme AIan was amQng fhe Plans to get in the scrap. When our If we have even a more serious forces were making a hasty with-shooting war, all bets are off. The drawal from Suwon, a box of ex-odds, apparently, are against this plosives was accidentally dropped event right now. which blew up an entire dump of Freshmen and sophomores at We- supplies. The blast injured Alan ber this year should examine their in the leg, and in early January he grades for possible deferment on was sent to an army hospital in the basis of class standing so they Japan. Just two weeks after Alan's can better serve their country with injury, a note came to Mr. Bowden more training. Or, if the men stu- which read: "Please wire $150 dents wish, they can take the tests Alan." which will be given in May and Send $150 June, on dates to be widely publi- Mr. Bowden scraped up the cized. If they rate at 70 or above, money and quickly sent it to his they can be deferred regardless sorii hoping that Alan might get of their class standing. Or, if they ieave to come home, or could buy are in the healing arts, they can something very important that he gain deferment to finish their medi- neecjed cal work regardless of their class xhree days after sending tne standing or their tests scores. money, Mr. Bowden heard a radio Any change in . the law or any report that a grafting racket was additional statements by national getting addresses of wounded serv- selective service leaders will be giv- icemen and asking their folks for en you in the Signpost. Watch money. When the money was sent, carefully for the test announce- the ring would intercept the wire, ments. Mr. Hall, the Registrar, will suppiy the necessary identification notify students regarding the cnti- and take the money. Immediately cal grade point average or cutting Mr Bowden notified the F.B.I, and scores, as such are announced by checked the naval recruiting center Ule guveiiu.iciiu vCucl Luncge, a always, will go along with the national policies on such deferment activities. ' 1mm rmti .' DAVID O. McKAY Recently sustained as President of Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is a past president of Weber Stake Academy. Always a backer and friend of Weber College. His desires and hopes are for an ever bigger and better Weber. , k , i , k r J ft . V - -f f V r-r; -.-TV r f Weber Custodian is Stop Graft By Dell Foutz This story is true in every detail as it was told by the Moench Cus todian Le Roy Bowden, in an in terview this week. It shows how dishonesty in some of the officials of our own army found a way to make suckers out of Americans who want to see their sons have as much chance for happiness in the services as is possible. Holds Navy Mile Record Mr. Bowden's son, Alan, 22, joined the navy a little over three years ago and worked his way up to Petty officer 3c on the U.S.S. Winston. While he was training, he worked at track, boxing and wrestling until he finally holds the all navy mile record of 4:16; and the boxing and wrestling championship of the U.S.S. Winston. Some may even remember when he set the cross-country record at Ogden High back in 1946. His time was 12:59. When the Korean war broke out to confirm the reDort. Alan Receives Check Nothing developed for over a month until in late March, Mr. Bowden got word that his son had received the check. The action on the part of Mr. Bowden was definitely an aid in helping to stop the fraud, which was one of the meanest methods of taking advantage of servicemen. Another victim of the racket is a woman in Brigham who was taken for $300. Weber Debaters Trek to Montana Weber College's debate team accompanied by Mr. Leland H. Mon-son and Mr. Thatcher Allred left yesterday for Missoula, Montana to participate in the Western division of the Tau Kappa Alpha National Senior College Debate Tournament. Weber debaters going to the tournament are Floyd Kunzlcr, Dick Richards, Vira Beth Robson, and Joy Ann Shirtlif f. On April 23 these same four people together with others not yet chosen will leave for Houston, Texas in the company of Mr. Mon-son and Mr. Carl Green to participate in the National Junior College tournament sponsored by the Phi Rho Pi Junior College Forensic Society. Last year Weber debaters Luana Visintainer and Shirley Kenser were awarded second place in the National debate. Two years ago Lawrence Burton and Dee Ward Hawk representing the college walked away with national first place honors. 1
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|Signpost (Weber, Utah), 1951-04-13, Vol. 14, No. 13
|Weber College
|Associated Students of Weber College; A generous grant from the Utah State Library and the Institute of Museum and Library Services.
|Weber's current student newspaper, the Signpost, first appeared on September 29, 1937. For two years prior to that time, campus news was disseminated via announcements posted on a bulletin board known as the "Signpost". As a result, the masthead of the first issue of the paper itself featured a rudimentary wooden sign with the title spelled out in rustic-looking letters. Over the years the paper has been published continuously, though the look, size and style has changed several times.
|Date Original
|College student newspapers and periodicals; Weber College
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|Publisher Digital
|Stewart Library, Weber State University
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I serioulsy considering downloading and installing Firefox, Opera and IE5 to check for compatibility regarding my designs, but I have no idea how this will affect my system considering I am only using one computer.
After installing the other browsers will I have to specify which one will be used for my default connection? And wont they add any processes to my OS?


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Available for in-store pickup only, Fry's Electronics offers the Estes 1948 Big Bertha Flying Model Rocket Kit for the in-cart price of $9.99. That's tied with our mention from last week and the lowest total price we could find by $10. It travels up to 500 feet and includes an 18" parachute.
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Looking for this stone or another in the same grit/level of finish.
If not a Rika, I'd like another stone that can be used as a mid grit, or finishing stone.
Thanks guys!
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Looking for this stone or another in the same grit/level of finish.
If not a Rika, I'd like another stone that can be used as a mid grit, or finishing stone.
Thanks guys!
Out of stock, mon ami! :)
Hey Lefty sir
I've bought a few knives etc from these folks, they have one in stock and are in Canada
I've had nothing but great service and support
Tosho knife Arts
Jon has them.
Theres one listed on ebay right now by bluwayjapan....
Why do you want a Rika exactly?
Im soooooooooooooooooooo disappointed in you Lefty.
Here I thought you had class and style, and you should know by now that naturals are the only way to ride :)
I currently use a king 1k and either 800 grit or 1500 grit wet/dry. I then finish on some 2500 grit and that's it...
I would like something more "permanent" than the middle grit I'm using and would like to finish with the new stone, if at all possible.
The only thing holding me back from the Rika is how muddy it reportedly is. Part of me wouldn't mind something harder to really bring out the keen feeling in my edges. (I think a Rika might be a nice balance).
BUT, I do purposely have some convexivity (?) to my edges...so, as jon pointed out to me, a synth aoto might do the trick.
Decisions, decisions....
Listen to Jon. Its unfortunate that Jon feels that he needs to hold back on his opinions because conflict of interests. The guy knows his stuff and personally owns and has used more stones than anyone I know. You just have to drag the knowledge out him sometimes because he's so damn PC.


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Rocksmith x Curren$y Fall '13 Campaign
Shout out to the fellas at Rocksmith for having me shoot this project with them. Curren$y was super laid back and just as funny as I thought he'd be. It's always fun being able to work with people who's art you're a fan of. Here's a great behind the scenes video to give you a taste of the day (huge shout to my dude Tarik Sykes!).
Keep your eyes peeled for the rest of the campaign & lookbook!
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This was fantastic. I made a few minor adjustments for flavor. I used more green onion in the quinoa and 1/2 of the cooking liquid was low sodium chicken broth. I also kicked up the pepper jelly just a bit by adding about 1 tsp of sriracha sauce.
Glazed Chicken with Almond Quinoa
Photo: Jason Wallis; Styling: Cindy Barr
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Nutritional Information
Amount per serving
- Calories: 472
- Fat: 15.2g
- Saturated fat: 2.3g
- Monounsaturated fat: 7.8g
- Polyunsaturated fat: 3.1g
- Protein: 43.3g
- Carbohydrate: 39.6g
- Fiber: 3.6g
- Cholesterol: 109mg
- Iron: 2.9mg
- Sodium: 527mg
- Calcium: 44mg
- 1 1/2 cups water
- 1 cup uncooked quinoa
- 1/2 teaspoon salt, divided
- 1/2 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper, divided
- 1/4 cup chopped green onions
- 3 tablespoons white wine vinegar, divided
- 2 tablespoons sliced almonds, toasted
- 2 tablespoons olive oil, divided
- 1 tablespoon fresh lemon juice
- 4 (6-ounce) skinless, boneless chicken breast halves
- 1/3 cup unsalted chicken stock (such as Swanson)
- 1/3 cup red pepper jelly
- 1. Combine 1 1/2 cups water, quinoa, 1/8 teaspoon salt, and 1/8 teaspoon pepper in a medium saucepan; bring to a boil. Reduce heat, and simmer 15 minutes or until liquid is absorbed, stirring occasionally. Stir in green onions, 1 tablespoon vinegar, almonds, 1 tablespoon oil, and juice.
- 2. Sprinkle chicken with remaining 3/8 teaspoon salt and 3/8 teaspoon pepper. Heat a large skillet over medium-high heat. Add remaining 1 tablespoon oil to pan; swirl to coat. Add chicken to pan; cook 6 minutes on each side or until done; remove from pan. Add stock to pan, and cook 1 minute, scraping pan to loosen browned bits. Add remaining 2 tablespoons vinegar and jelly to pan; bring to a boil. Reduce heat, and simmer 5 minutes or until slightly thickened. Top each chicken breast half with 2 tablespoons sauce. Serve with about 1/2 cup quinoa mixture.
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NEW YORK (AP) — Police have arrested a homeless man in connection with the 2009 death of New York City fashion student Carmen Saldana.
Police say Jose Martinez was arrested on charges of kidnapping, murder, predatory sexual assault, criminal sex act, burglary and other crimes.
Martinez was in custody Wednesday and unavailable for comment. It wasn't clear if he had an attorney.
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The more I've been thinking today about Supergirl boots, the more I've been thinking about how to make those batshit New 52 boots. As a general principle, I hate layers, and I hate things that fall down and have to be pulled up constantly, so I don't want to layer boot over thigh-high sock to get that layered effect nor anything that will slide. I also don't like thigh-highs in general, as they tend to fall the hell down. I've seen a plethora of awesome new 52 Supergirl cosplayers thus far, but I notice that a lot of them seem to struggle with the boots… so I'm hoping I can rectify that not only for myself, but for other future New 52 Supergirl cosplayers. (Assuming this goes well, of course.)
And look: I've said in the past that I don't like this design. I don't like super-diapers, I don't like sixteen year olds in panties, I don't like it when teenage super-heroines look like they belong in Strike Witches. I intend to make it because I love Supergirl and I'm gonna give it a shot anyway. HOWEVER, I do intend to do that with slight changes, for both aesthetic and functional reasons.
It starts with turning these boots into boot-leggings. I use dance tights with most of my costumes anyway, but this one I'm going to do similar to how I did my Huntress tights; sheer, flesh-matching fabric which attaches to the tops of the boots (and the knee-window) to keep them from falling down, to keep them flush against my skin (even when bent) and to ensure they are relatively "seamless". The bodysuit will be worn overtop, which makes it relatively seamless (save the seam on the inside of the thigh) and it will make the whole outfit look a bit more "covered". I mean, unless you've got your face up against my thigh you won't be able to see too easily what's going on, but it'll do the trick. Bare legs look so vulnerable to me.
It will also have the fantastic perk of keeping the boot in place regardless of how I have my leg! This is one thing I have noticed with other cosplayers; it looks fine on a straight leg, but when you bend it, the /\ doesn't stay against the thigh and instead sticks out in a spike. I've seen some rectify this with tape, but I would love to avoid that, because not only does tape damage the boot and your tights, it's uncomfortable and hot and sticky and whatever.
So: there are some thoughts. Now we'll see when I get around to doing this.
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5 Shocking Facts About America's Next Top Model Cycle 18 Contestants
The feisty British modelstants on America's Next Top Model Cycle 18 have proven themselves to be strong contenders for the ANTM honor. But there are some very surprising skeletons in their closet that may make a future in the world of high-fashion problematic.
And don't get the wrong idea — the American girls have their own squirrely pasts as well. We took a closer look at some of the modelstants' backgrounds and found some juicy stuff.
Candace has a very sexy modeling portfolio.
Ashley "AzMarie" Livingston has already gotten some pretty major acting and modeling jobs. In an interview with a Milwaukee news site, AzMarie reveals that she had small parts in the Academy Award-winning movie Precious and had "brief cameo roles" in Real Housewives of New York, and the BET modeling competition show Rip the Runway.
According to the blog Hearts For Dinner, Scottish Ashley Brown is "a domestic violence survivor, a former junior tae kwon do world champion, and Miss West Lothian.
Alisha White was bullied, dyslexic. In this interview with In-spirels Magazine, Alisha shares about her learning difficulties, and how she was bullied for being "tall and skinny." She says, "These bullies did not know what they were saying at the time because LOOK AT ME NOW. However, school kids can be horrible."
Laura LaFrate from Scotia, NY, really just wants to win the money so she can eventually move to South Africa one day "to take care of sick lions and tigers." In an interview with a local newspaper near her hometown, she said, "It gives us an opportunity for hosting, for acting, for lots of different stuff. But my main goal is to have the modeling to help pay for future schooling." She has called modeling "a bunch of BS" in the past.
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Anyone made the trip from Austin, TX to San Diego/Anaheim
We are looking at driving from Austin, Texas to San Diego (if we decide to do the zoo) or Anaheim (if no zoo.) What is the drive time and what is the drive like? Anything I should look out for? Must see places or must eat restaurants along the way? We are planning to go June 2011. We are possibly looking to go to San Diego for a couple of days, do the zoo, then travel to Anaheim for 4 nights at Disneyland. From there we want to go to Vegas for a couple of nights and possibly drive back with a quick look at the Grand Canyon before heading back to Texas.
Any help would be appreciated (nice, but inexpesive hotels, routes, etc.)
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Hello- I haven't driven from Austin to DL YET, but will be doing it this July. Our plan is to drive to Albuquerque, NM, spend one night there, then drive the next day to DL (won't go into parks until next day). We will be at DL for days then drive to Vegas and spend 1 night there (we have 2 children). We will then drive to GC crossing Hoover Dam. I haven't figured out yet where we will spend the night along the way back to Austin. Also, I haven't booked any hotels yet except for DL. I can let you know what we come up with!
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We're in the planning stages of doing exactly that (June 2011). We made the drive in 2004 when I was pregnant, this time we'll be showing a 6 year old the west!
We had family in El Paso at the time, so we stayed there a day each way. It's a logical choice, but there is something about crossing the state line that first day to feel progress has been made! We're thinking Deming NM that first night. On the west side of EP, right off the highway is Leo's if you want some great Mexican (NOT Tex-Mex!) food for dinner.
In 2004 we went down to Bisbee and stayed the night in the Shady Dell before going on to San Diego. We'll most likely just drive straight there this time, spend a few days there, and head up to LA area.
We headed straight back last time, LA to Palm Springs to Phoenix, EP again and home. On the way back this time we're thinking of checking out the Grand Canyon, Petrified forest and Carlsbad Caverns. A lot depends on your schedule and travelers. I have a little cave nut, I think Carlsbad blows Inner Space Caverns away! In Holbrook AZ, near the petrified forest is a Wigwam motel that looks JUST like the Cozy Cone in Cars, only with teepees instead of road cones. Looks like a fun place to stay, if not a little cozy.
Is anyone planning to go to Legoland? I hear mixed reviews and I'm thinking maybe just the zoo (which I've been to before), and maybe Sea World (never been to SD or SA seaworld). The southern Cali Citypass has admission to all, seems like a better value.
If you've never made the drive before, please make sure you have plenty of water and the car is ready for emergencies. It's amazing how desolate it is in stretches. We had a flat tire a few miles out of Tucson, if it had been a little further down the road we would have been out of luck, no cell reception, nada.
I'll be checking back during the planning to see what kind of ideas y'all come up with!
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Thanks for your response KittyCatalina65!
The desolate road areas has us thinking of buying one of those hitch attachments that you can put a "box" on to keep a can of gas and a pack of water bottles from Sams in.
I was thinking Deming as well, but my husband swears he wants to drive for 15 hours on the first night or atleast to Tucson. I personally think that's way too much. We drive to Disney World when we go there and we usually make it to Pensacola or a little farther down the way before we stop. I don't know how it compares to driving to the West.
No Legoland for us. We're thinking the zoo, but that place looks intimidatingly huge. I'm used to the zoo in San Antonio. San Diego looks gigantic. I just wonder how the girls will handle all that walking (they will be 4 and 8 when we go), especially with the walking they will be doing for 3-4 days after that at DL and DCA.
Now we are considering mid-July just because I've been looking at the AP holders and SouthernCal AP holders being blocked out for the entire month of July. If we go in June, it will definitely be the last week in June. We were looking at the 2nd week in June, but I seen a lot of things going on like Grad nights.
Keep in touch with your ideas.
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San Diego is a much bigger zoo than SA (duh) but after 5 hours I felt we had hit the high notes. Stop off and see the pandas early, before the line gets too bad.
I'm thinking we'll pass on legoland, and just check out the lego store at DD. So far the Southern Cali Citypass seems like the way we'll go with three day park hoppers, SD zoo, Seaworld and Universal.
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We are thinking about Fort Worth,TX to Lego Land in June. My son is Lego crazy so that is the main reason we are going. I am the planning person in our house so I have my work cut out. We are doing Disney World in Nov. So we are not interested in Disneyland. I like the idea of the zoo. What are some other good places to visit?
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Do We Really Need Witnesses to Car Accident Cases?
I was driving home from work a couple of nights ago…well, actually, I was between stops taking care of stuff on my way home….when I saw an accident at Decatur just south of Charleston Blvd. I was making a left hand turn to go south onto Decatur from the shopping center. I was a few cars back (maybe 3 – 6) in my SUV when I saw a woman making slowly making the left in front of me clip an electric wheel chair and throw its user to the ground.
I thought the car was going to go in front of the wheelchair, but saw the wheelchair yanked to the side and pieces fall off of it. I decided I had to stop and crossed the street to park and make sure everything was being taken care of. A young man was on the phone and verified he was calling 911. Another man was helping the women on the ground. A third had pulled her van in front of the car that hit the wheelchair to prevent her from leaving the scene.
After ensuring that I would not offer any specific help out in the middle of the street, I decided to move my truck around to block traffic from hitting the woman on the ground and those assisting her. As I got there, a Metro police officer arrived on his motorcycle and Paramedics got to the scene. So, I, again, decided to pull into the lot as I was not needed to block traffic. The man who had first rendered assistance and had been guiding traffic to that point left and the man who had called 911 was also gone. No other independent witnesses stayed at the scene.
I waited and gave a statement to the investigating officer and spoke with another woman who rendered assistance (and a blanket) to the woman on the ground. She had picked up a piece of the car from the ground, but I advised her it was best to leave it there for the officer to document. The driver spoke to me and told me that she had never hit anyone before and that she did not see the wheelchair and the sun was in her eyes. She also told me that she was going to keep going but that others yelled at her to stop. By the way….I never saw the van that stopped her once the police arrived.
I know this intersection and pass through it on a fairly regular basis. There is no left turn signal for traffic crossing Decatur and I thought the walk sign would have been on when our light turned green allowing us to make our left turns. I did not see the walk/don't walk sign and cannot say it was in walk mode at the moment of impact from personal observation, but believed it was from past experience. I have since been at the intersection and noticed that the walk/don't walk sign did not go into walk mode when the light turned green, but this was at a different time of day and there was no on waiting to walk across the street with the light. This unfortunate accident was, in my opinion, solely the fault of the driver who made the left turn and could not see due to the sun in her eyes.
Why did I stay? Because it's the right thing to do. This incident proves this to me. Here, there were, likely, at least four eyewitnesses to the accident (myself, the man who called 911, the man who rendered assistance, and the person driving the van that stopped the driver from leaving the scene) – there were probably others in the cars in front of me as well as those stopped at the light on Decatur. Of those, it looks like ONLY I stayed to give a statement to the officer. Without my statement, liability may be more easily contested. Giving statements – or at the very least identifying yourself as a witness to an accident and providing contact information – can prevent those who drive negligently and their insurers from contesting liability in cases where none exists. This is becoming even more important where Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department may not show up to a call for policy or other reasons. It can help cases settle rather than be litigated on a he-said she-said liability fight.
Why did I write this? Two reasons. First, I wanted to discuss the importance of witnesses to come forward and speak up. This would be true even if the woman who was injured was at fault. Had that been the case, then she should not be compensated and the case should not be litigated causing expenses for an insurer and extra strain on the Court System. Those should be left for cases of true liability and damages issues.
Second, I wanted to memorialize what I could and could not remember from an accident that I saw less than a day ago. I can still picture the car driving slowly and hitting the wheelchair spinning it and throwing the woman to the ground. I can see the parts of the wheel chair flying off it into the street. I can picture the man who called 911, the man who rendered assistance and others at the scene. I can recall the at-fault driver admitting that she could not see and the sun was in her eyes. I know that I did not look to the Walk sign to determine what mode it was in at the time of the impact or immediately thereafter. Maybe I will need to remember these facts in the future as a witness to the case and memorialize them here. I'm sure there will be other details I do and do not recall, but these are the basic facts that come to mind at this moment.


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A wide variety of medical lasers and light systems are used to remove unwanted hair, however most lasers are not effective for all skin types and hair colors. The Elos laser hair removal system is designed for permanent hair reduction by combining both optical and radiofrequency energy to deliver satisfying, longer lasting results with less discomfort than previous laser systems. All skin and all hair colors including gray and blonde hair are effectively treated. Faces, backs, arms, legs, faces, and bikini lines can be treated including those individuals with darkly pigmented skin. Treatments are administered every 4 weeks and generally 3 to 5 treatments are sufficient.
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I tell my patients that a bad result is not worth a cheap price. Always choose a cosmetic procedure based on the Physicians skill, knowledge, quality of care, quality of equipment and experience. Always see a physician who is Board Certified by American Board of Medical Specialties in an accepted aesthetic field.
With regards to your choice of lasers, both Alexandrite and Nd:Yag lasers are excellent options, and Candela makes an excellent line of each (GentleLase Alexandrite, GentleYag Nd:Yag, and GentleMax combines the two.) The Candela lasers are considered top of the line and have dynamic cryogen cooling that increases their safety-- for this reason, as well as the highly qualified physicians that use them, you may find treatments are slightly more expensive.
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I agree in that the cheapest option is not necessarily the best option, especially in the case of laser treatments. We use the GentleYag by Candela in our practice and it is excellent. We use it on all skin types and it is safest for darker skin types. Our pricing is very fair and we do package pricing as well. As mentioned by another physician, Candela lasers have the cryogen cooling which protects the skin during the treatment through its continuous cooling. Whatever you choose, make sure you are getting your treatments in a physician's office under the supervision of a board-certified physician. For more information about laser hair removal, click on the link below.
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First of all, I think you should beware of the cheapest option. Regarding hair removal, the palomar is an intense pulsed light system which in my opinion is less effective than laser for hair removal. The Yag (is a laser) is a better choice only if you have very tanned skin or dark skin. Candela makes 2 lasers for hair removal - a 755 nm alexandrite or gentle lase which is a great option for most skin types and the gentle yag 1064 nm which is better for dark skin types. An advantage of the candela lasers is the cyrogen cooling which provides very consistent cooling and protection of the skin during treaatment.
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I just love our how our "Week in the Life" elementary Flat Classroom project teachers linked their videos to a symbaloo page so the kids can click and get to know each other so easily. A great use of symbaloo.
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5. What president opposed having In God We Trust on U.S. coins?
6. What was Sonny and Cher's first big hit?
7. Where did boccie, the sport of lawn bowling, originate?
8. When was Texas declared independent from Mexico?
9. What musician is famous for playing The Star Spangled Banner at Woodstock?
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2. Surrender Dorothy
3. A green shamrock
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5. Theodore Roosevelt because he felt it was irreverent toward God
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