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I really like the color and stitch detailing on these cords (I have the slate grey). The fit is ok, not great. I'm short wasted so like that they're a lower rise, but they are made with someone with a more square figure. I generally wear a 2 or 4. I got the 4 in these. They fit perfect in the hips and thighs but are HUGE at the waist. A belt fixes it for me and I still really like them, but wanted to warn anyone ordering without a chance to try on.
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At this time every year since 1990 the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) has published its Human Development Report (HDR). It did so for 2007-2008 as well.
This year's report is themed on fighting climate change. Various development scenarios prepared in the light of another U.N. initiative, The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) are extensively discussed in the report. Climate change and economic development are mutually inclusive. When the director of the HDR, Kevin Watkins, says, �if people in the developing world had generated per capita CO2 emissions at the same level as people in North America, we would need the atmosphere of nine planets to deal with the consequences.� He points out that we are not living in an eternal world and implied that Western style of development has reached its limits since long.
Certainly it is not easy for the U.N., as an intergovernmental organization, to make radical recommendations regarding the capitalist system prevailing since the 18th century. However the dominant view is changing, though slowly. The urgent need for a complete change in current production and consumption patterns for the sake of the world is being pronounced more often now. Here in Turkey though we are being so insensitive to these negative developments. The overall approach to climate change is so uninformed that as if we are living in the middle of the 19th century. Every official who opens the mouth is talking new highways, dams and coal-based power plants.
Climate change will affect developing countries more than others. The report says, �Ultimately, climate change is a threat to humanity as a whole. But it is the poor, a constituency with no responsibility for the ecological debt we are running up, who face the immediate and most severe human costs.�
Cost of fighting climate change, reads the report, will be less than two-thirds of global military spending amounted to $1,200 billion in 2006.
On a positive note the report argues that with specific reforms, it is not too late to cut greenhouse gas emissions to sustainable levels without sacrificing economic growth. However, it is not realistic to rely on these reforms, as we are all aware of governments' inadequate determination, primarily the U.S. administration, to combat climate change.
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The movie was made in 2003, but takes place in the early '50s or even a couple of years before.
Jan. 31, 2012 — OK. All right. Enough of this recall business already.
Lassen County District 5 Supervisor Jack Hanson has come under fire again from a small but vocal group of his constituents.
To hear them say it, it's probably a good thing we don't tar and feather our political varmints up here in Lassen County because Hanson would sure be a prime candidate for that unfriendly treatment.
Jan. 31, 2012 — I'm pleased to have the opportunity to join the staff at Lassen County Times.
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I feel I have strong ties to Lassen County although I've moved in and out of the area for the past 20 years.
Jan. 31, 2012 — Snow blowers blasting snow from driveways up and down the streets of Westwood was an unusual sight Monday morning, Jan. 23, following the first major storm of the season.
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Charlottesville, Virginia – 4/9/12 – At a special meeting of Charlottesville CityCouncil Tuesday evening, the Council unanimously adopted the Fiscal Year 2012-2013 budget. The total FY 2013 budget figure is $146,269,910, a slight 2.07%increase over the FY 2012 Adopted Budget. The FY 13 budget does not reducecurrent service or program levels."The new budget reflects our community's commitment to providing high qualityservices especially in the areas of education, transportation, public safety, theenvironment and parks and recreation," said City Manager Maurice Jones.Tuesday's meeting also set the annual levy on various classes of property,including the real estate tax of $.95 on every $100 of assessed value. Councilvoted to keep all the tax rates the same for the fifth consecutive year. With thisadopted real estate tax rate, 98% of the City's homeowners will see their realestate taxes remain the same (59%) or go down (39%).Budget highlights include:Charlottesville City Schools. Schools will receive the largest new investmentin FY 2013, a $3.4 million increase from the City. This amount includes a$670,314 reserve set aside in FY 2012, $1,498,000 in funds reallocated fromcapital to operational expenses, and $1.28M realized from other local revenuesand expenditure reductions.Carver Recreation Center. Anticipated to open Fall 2012, the new andimproved center will be integral to Charlottesville Parks and Recreation offerings,and a vital community asset.Charlottesville Area Transit (CAT)/JAUNT holiday service. The FY 2013budget will fund expanded Route 7 and Free Trolley service on several holidayswhen public transportation was not previously offered.
Fontaine Avenue Fire Station. Expected to be operational in Spring 2013, thenew station will provide better and faster service to the southwest portion of theCity.Charlottesville Housing Fund. The $1.4 million investment in FY 2013includes $650,000 that was dedicated to the Housing Authority in FY 2012 forredevelopment of housing authority sites.Stormwater Technology. A new investment of $135,000 will deliver moreefficient and effective means of targeting and making storm water system repairs,resulting in cleaner streams and rivers, and building upon Council's Green CityVision.The complete FY 2012-2013 Adopted City Budget is available online atwww.charlottesville.org/budget.


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SEOUL, South Korea (AP) North Korea state media claimed Saturday that an elderly U.S. tourist detained for more than a month has apologized for alleged crimes during the Korean War and for 'hostile acts' against the state during a recent trip.
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This week the 19th International AIDS Conference is being held in Washington. It is the "state of the AIDS epidemic" forum -- where researchers, advocates, social service providers, and people with AIDS from all of the world learn about advances in AIDS treatment, care and prevention.
Twenty-six years ago I gave birth to my third child, Tiffany. Tiffany's first three years of life were a constant struggle of countless surgeries, misdiagnosis, feeding tubes and painful medical tests.
My husband, Lenny and I took her to medical experts around the country. They all asked the same questions, but they could not provide answers or a cure for her illnesses.
I still remember the pain in her eyes.
When Tiffany was 2 years old, my husband Lenny became ill. He was tired all of the time, he had flu-like symptoms and began to lose weight. The cycle began again -- misdiagnosis, hospitalizations, tests and more encounters with doctors who didn't understand what was happening to my family.
Prior to Lenny and Tiffany becoming ill, we were living the so-called American dream. Lenny had escaped the whirlpool of chaos in a community in New York decimated by drugs. He had been clean from intravenous drug use for more than 10 years. We got married, worked hard, saved our money, bought a home in the suburbs and raised our children.
At that time doctors did not know or understand the latency of HIV, the modes of transmission, or the differences in HIV manifestations in men, women and children.
When Lenny was finally diagnosed with AIDS, I witnessed a dramatic change in the quality of health care he received. His tray of food was left outside of his room; the doctors and nurses were less attentive. There were no treatment options for him at the time.
Within days, Tiffany was given the same diagnosis, and the change in the type of care she received was just as obvious and even more painful. I was also diagnosed with HIV, but there was very little time to deal with that because my husband lay dying in one hospital, my youngest child lay dying in another hospital and there were two children at home who needed my care.
Lenny died a few months after being diagnosed with AIDS. Within 6 months, Tiffany died too.
I was 29 years old. I spent the next months putting things in order to ensure that my two remaining children, Alana and Shawn would be taken care of.
I began to lose weight. Every time I had a fever or a bout of diarrhea I thought that I was going to die. I had two frightened children and I could not break down in front of them. I would cry in the closet in my bedroom to keep them from hearing me. I was distraught because I would not see Shawn and Alana grow up, graduate from school, or get married.
I missed Lenny and Tiffany. I couldn't understand why they died and I was still alive.
The days became months and even years. I lived my life in fear and dread, waiting to die. For years I believed the media hype that women were not being infected with HIV/AIDS. I thought I was the only one.
I was so lonely that I decided to reach out. I posted a flyer in a hospital seeking other women with HIV/AIDS to come to a support group at my home. To my surprise, within days the telephone began ringing off the hook. I would get phone calls late at night from young girls and women -- some were in their hospital beds, others isolated in their homes, too afraid to disclose their HIV status to anyone.
Within weeks, the support group became so large, it outgrew my living room and we began to meet in the basement of a church. There were professional women, teachers, physicians, secretaries, bus drivers. I began to go with women to their doctor's appointments, advocating that they receive the appropriate care.
Women needed so much, but our stories were not being told; we were not the face of AIDS. Women needed shelter from abusive husbands, they needed clothes and food for their children or they just needed someone to talk to. We shared our stories of frustration about not finding services and support for women living with HIV/AIDS.
Women talked about physicians who refused to treat them or who did not know how to treat the different manifestations of HIV/AIDS in women. Women talked about having their HIV status disclosed in public places. We talked about other things beyond HIV. We talked about love and we laughed a lot.
Even as we lost our friends, we didn't talk about dying. We talked about learning to live with HIV.
In less than two years, the support group became a nonprofit organization called The Women's Collective.
In 1996, it provided services to 50 women in the District of Columbia, which has one of the of the highest incidence of HIV in the country. The core of our mission is peer-based, woman-focused and family-centered. Back then, I worked full-time and I was able to get enough funding to hire a part-time person.
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When Christy Altomare isn't starring as blushing bride Sophie in the Broadway hit Mamma Mia!, she's backstage at the Winter Garden Theatre sharing Twix bars, candy canes and Kit Kats…but she's not sharing her private bathroom!
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July 18, 2013Black Angels Over Tuskegee's Layon Gray reveals what roused him to turn the exhilirating story of the Tuskegee Airmen during World War II into an enthralling piece of theater, and what he hopes their moving story will inpsire in others.
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Darwin for Dads
A daughter tries to help one member of an endangered species survive
- By Joe Queenan
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When my daughter was small, I used to take her to the American Museum of Natural History in New York City. There, I would explain why the dinosaurs disappeared and how mankind evolved from our primitive forebears. She seemed rapt. But a few weeks ago, after hearing me on the radio discuss a new book about Charles Darwin, my daughter, now 25, suggested that we reverse roles—she'd take me to the museum. She said my understanding of Darwinism needed some fine-tuning.
I am not one of those lunkheads who interpret evolution as meaning only the fittest survive and their survival proves that they deserved to outlast other species. But I am one of those people who believe things usually happen for a reason, even if it is a bad one. My daughter, who studied biochemistry at Harvard, paid my entry to the museum, and then gently explained that my theory was completely wrong.
"In one sense Darwinism does connote survival of the fittest," she said. "But it's not judgmental. In any situation, you have a variety of pressures on an organism: What is the atmosphere, is there food available, what is the competition for resources?" She said this as we ambled past a looming skeleton of an apatosaurus—which was called a brontosaurus when she first saw it from a backpack at the tender age of 6 months. "This dinosaur didn't disappear because it did something wrong. The pressures on it changed, and other species were better able to cope."
"Then how come you're smarter than me?" I asked. "Isn't this like baby giraffes growing longer necks to reach the tastiest fruit? Isn't nature saying, 'This clown doesn't know anything about evolution, so his daughter will evolve into an organism that does'?"
"No," she responded. "Evolution is random."
I still had my doubts. Freelance writing is a terrible way to make a living. Freelance satire is even worse. Wasn't the fact that my daughter was planning to be a neuroscientist—thereby acquiring a marketable skill that would land her a good job with benefits and a pension—a sign that she was further along the evolutionary chain than me.
"No," she said (again). "That's what's wrong with social Darwinism, the notion that if we align all the elements properly, the species will improve."
"But what if your mother and I created an environment where you would grow up to have a more plausible career than your dad?" I asked.
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Dr. Seuss turns a few simple words into magic in this time-honored classic. Sam-I-am won't give up! He keeps trying to get the grumpy grown-up in the story to taste green eggs and ham. No matter how Sam-I-am presents the green eggs and ham (in a box, with a fox, in the rain, on a train), the curmudgeon refuses to try them. Finally, Sam-I-am's pesky persistence pays off. A crowd of open-mouthed onlookers watch in suspense as the old grouch takes a bite. And?...SAY! The old sourpuss's face is wreathed in smiles as he gratefully acknowledges, "I do so like green eggs and ham. Thank you, thank you, Sam-I-am!" Publisher: Random House. Genre: children's fiction. Page count: 62. Published date: 1960. Dimensions: 9.25"H x 6.75"W.
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Can't go wrong with Dr. Seuss
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I love reading to my LO and this, as with all Dr. Seuss books, is sure to be a fave!
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By SLynn
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Well... I ordered Green Eggs and Ham... the outside says "Green Eggs and Ham" but the inside is "Go Dog Go" which btw is just a terribly written book. How does something like this happen anyway?
Really fun!
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Fun book to read!
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This is the same book we all grew up with and every child should own this book, along with the other Suess books. A must have classic for every child's collection! I bought this for my infant daughter to add to her growing book collection that I started for her.
An all time favorite!
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What can I say about a childrens classic book. It speaks for itself.
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I read this to my newborn boy. He looks at the pictures. They say its important to read to your baby early on. I think thats a great idea.
Can't go wrong with Dr. Seuss!
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The book is great, a classic. Purchased for my Grandson, however, totally OVERPRICED. I did not realize how much it would cost and I got mixed up in a "Christmas Deal" when purchasing this book with another item. Took me to the cleaners on this one!
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"Having a nationally televised Power Skating and Hockey training show, "Hockey Academy", and a highly sought after International Power Skating and Hockey School in 5 countries , I am somewhat skeptical of new gimmicky products. The ATTACK TRIANGLE, however, is an exceptional product that I use in all my schools worldwide and on my television show. It will help absolutely everyone that uses it regardless of age or skill level. My NHL clients enjoy training with them just as much as my younger players. It is the next generation of on/off ice training obstacle that is a absolute necessity for all players, coaches and parents . You can catch me on Hockey Academy presented by the NHL and CHA weekly on the NHL Network. Check your local Canadian cable provider for times in your area."Steve Serdachny, Power Skating International
"Using the Attack Triangle is great because it really simulates game situations and the kids can better understand why they need to skate hard in the drills. Their intensity is much higher and you can see they are really working harder and becoming much more creative with it. We will be using it from now on ." Robby Glantz International Power Skating
"Not only do I bring my own Attack Triangles to the camps I teach throughout the country. I also recommend that the programs and players I work with get them as soon as they can because of the advantages it gives the players who use it over those who don't period. "Peter Dale, USA Clinics
Purpose - The purpose of the Attack Triangle is to provide a game like obstacle. Using pylons or pucks gives hockey players something to stickhandle around, but the Attack Triangle provides lanes like under the stick and through the legs. This obstacle will encourage hockey players to think of and practice new moves and be more creative.
Price - The Attack Triangle sells for $29.95 on HockeyShot.com, they also have options for a professional version that sells for $59.95 for a 2 pack. The pro model is made for heavier use and will work better on the ice.
Well this is an easy one, put the Attack Triangle wherever you want on or off the ice and practice any move you can think of. Some moves off the top of my head are simple fakes, the double deke, under the stick, over the blade (forehand and backhand), toe drag around the blade, between the legs, inside out, and the backhand toe drag. If I had the option between a pylon or the Attack Triangle I would definitely pick the triangle!
Who Would Benefit from the Attack Triangle? This would be a really good training aid to use if you have a few kids that play hockey, or if you have regular backyard hockey games. This can also be used off the ice for ball hockey and off-ice training. If you, or your kids practice stickhandling on a regular basis then the Attack Triangle would be a nice addition to your hockey training aid collection.
Assembly It was really easy to put the Attack Triangle together, there were five pieces and each one easily fit together (using male and female ends) if you want to really keep them in place you can use screws, but I just pushed the pieces together so it would be easier to dis-assemble later
Does it Work The concept of the Attack triangle is so simple that it would be hard for it not to work. The triangle was fun to use as opposed to a pylon or a row of pucks. The odd time I would hit the Attack Triangle and a piece would come off so I would have to put it back together, I guess I should have installed those screws afterall!
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There are not to many things that I could find wrong with the triangle, it is so simple that it is hard to find a fault. The only thing that I could think of is that it sells for $30, you would think that a few plastic pieces would sell for much less.


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The emotionalchallenges and fortold death of John pushes his mother to change careers in order to help him. Only after his death as John helps his mother understand there is no death and becomes her teacher and mentor in the healing room he begins communicating with her and her clients.Regina learns ancient tools from the photographs she takes durring healing sessions of her own and others.


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Rihanna loves her some grills. On Instagram (where else?), she just debuted her new gold grill, in the shape of an AK-47. On her bottom teeth is just a thin layer of gold, covering the very top of her teeth, but the top row? That's where she's getting creative. This isn't the first time Ri has worn grills: she wore a gold and diamond grill in her "You Da One" video, she threw a more subtle, simply gold one to go out to dinner last year, and she also showed off a diamond one earlier this summer. Ri wearing two simultaneously, though, is a less common affair, so she's def stepping up her game (good thing, because her game was so low...JK, all my grills are made of gum wrappers and orange peels). It's not the first time that she has shown off her affinity for firearms, though: she has a small gun tattooed on the side of her ribs, and last summer, she stepped out with a tattoo of a falcon, drawn in the shape of a gun, on her inner right ankle.


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Guest blogger Eleanor Nickerson follows her recent keen analysis of Victorian names with the period of British baby names that came next: the Edwardians.
What marks the Edwardian era of British baby names as distinct from those used in the Victorian period is the sheer number of different names used. In previous centuries the standard practice was to select a child's name from the immediate family. When an infant died the next child to be born would be given that name, limiting the name pool to five to eight names in a family. Fanciful names were reserved for the aristocracy, and even they kept them permeating along the family line.
The Victorians made a change to this idea. Names borne by a deceased family member were now considered 'unlucky'. Parents suddenly had to look elsewhere for names and artistic, literary and religious movements provided much needed inspiration. The Victorian love of anything 'gothic', and the influence of Tennyson and the Pre-Raphaelites brought back medieval and mythical names like Lancelot, Ralph, Edgar, Alice, Elaine, Edith and Mabel; the Romantic movement re-introduced names such as Wilfred, Quentin, Cedric, Amy and Rowena; and the religious Tractarian movement revived long lost Saint's names like Augustine, Benedict, Ignatius, Euphemia and Genevieve.
By the Edwardian era many of these previously obsolete names had become de rigueur and permeated all the social classes. More than at any time before, the gap between the names of the upper classes and those of the lower was considerably contracted. The 1911 census shows that many wealthy household members shared the same names as their domestic servants. For example, Constantia Beatrice Sophia, born 1905, was the daughter of a furniture mover and Lancelot Frederick Charles, born 1907, was a nurseryman's son, showing that these previously 'upper class' names were now being enjoyed throughout the social classes.
One of the biggest trends of the Edwardian era of British baby names was the use of nature names. Some of the most popular names such as, Daisy, Iris, Ivy, Primrose, Beryl, Pearl and Ruby were used sparingly in the first half of the nineteenth century – and, interestingly, equally spread amongst boys and girls. By the 1880s, these names started to became very fashionable (now solely for girls) which led to them becoming the darlings of the Edwardian age.
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The New Year is well underway and there's no better time than now to add those healthy habits you've been contemplating since 2012 began. Last year, one habit that many added to their grocery shopping routines was using SimpleNutrition.
For those of you not familiar with SimpleNutrition, it's our in-store program that provides helpful nutrition information on foods throughout the aisles. Simply put, SimpleNutrition makes it quicker and easier to make better choices. Our greenSimpleNutrition tags highlight key benefits of products, like "low fat" and "organic"– you'll find them hanging right next to our low price tags and Club Card Specials tags, so they're easy to spot. SimpleNutrition was developed by registered dietitians (like me) so it's grounded in nutrition labeling regulations, current science and dietary advice. Think of it as having your own personal nutrition expert shopping along with you to guide you toward smarter food choices.
How can you use SimpleNutrition to help build a healthier diet for your family? Here are a few examples:
I rely on the "Made with Whole Grains" and "Good Source of Fiber" tags when shopping for cereal with my son Tim. Instead of negotiating over which brand to buy, I tell him he can choose any with a whole grain or fiber tag. It saves me time because I know that those with a SimpleNutrition tag are better nutrition choices.
My cousin Susan was diagnosed with celiac disease a month ago and she says the "Gluten Free" tags have been a lifesaver, steering her toward products that fit within her new dietary restrictions.
My friend Marty needs to cut back on sodium, so he uses the "Sodium Smart" tag to scout out smarter choices for soups, frozen meals and pasta sauce.
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I like to eat healthy, low fat and always on the go. I have been buying the Signature Cafe sandwiches, whole wheat and turkey, etc. The basic ingredients are good, but why does Safeway insist on putting mayonnaise on these? About half of the time, there is mayo. There are packs of mustard and mayo, please do not put add to a semi healthy sandwich. Also, why not have avocado instead of cheese?
I like being able to pick up these quickly and bring to work for lunch. Please make a healthy version, and leave the mustard/mayo off, so customers may add their own.
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No real feedback from customers. Went to local S today and out of whole roast chicken also jalipino pepper trays completely empty and no price on organic cherry tomatoes. What's going on here. The once Low Price Leader has become the Low Class Leader. Sad
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I have a new hobby. Here's what I like about it: It requires absolutely none of my time and even less of my thinking.
My brother introduced me to it when we were on our way to Pittsburgh one weekend this past May. Somewhere along I-70 E, he said this:
"Have you ever noticed how many shoes are on the highway?"
No, I never had. I'd seen shoes on the road, but I'd never given that fact much thought.
Until I started to see them everywhere.
Now, when I spy a roadside shoe, I call SC and say, "I've seen a shoe!" Then I wait for his congratulations and promptly hang up. I wish he'd return the favor, because honestly, if there's a roadside shoe out there, I want to know about it.
I thought maybe SC and I were alone in this game, but we're not. Here's how I know:
It's a whole site exclusively committed to the global spotting of roadside shoes! There's even a section devoted to the mythology behind the single shoe phenomenon. New favorite thing!
So consider this a heads up: You may see photos of roadside shoes on this blog from time to time. Also, if you spot a roadside shoe, I hope you'll take a picture and send it to me. I may even feature it here—so that you and the shoe can be famous. Like this:
Today's Roadside Shoes: Courtesy of my friend Megan and her fabulous blog, http://elvisonvelvet.posterous.com/. Megan started her blog after some friends encouraged her to take and upload one photo a day. She's talented, her sense of humor is simply quite great, and she's a Pittsburgh gal, after all. And you know how I love me some Pittsburgh.
Megan even blogged about her roadside shoes here.
See? That was easy. Got a roadside shoe? Send a .jpg, just like Megan did in the comments below.
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Man charged with sexually assaulting 4th teen; lawyer says he's 'target of accusations'
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The boy alleges Leonardo Devinci Christian, who is HIV positive, sexually assaulted him during June and July of this year, prosecutors said.
Christian was charged earlier this year with sexually assaulting three other boys and was arraigned on 13 criminal charges.
Christian was arraigned Thursday in front of Magistrate Thomas Truesdell on first-degree criminal sexual conduct on a person between 13 and 16 years old, third-degree criminal sexual conduct involving penetration on a person between 13 and 16 years old, assault with intent to commit criminal sexual conduct and sexual penetration by a person with AIDS/HIV on an uninformed partner.
Michael Vincent, Christian's attorney, said he wasn't surprised at the new charges but hadn't had a chance to review the police report related to the new allegations.
"It's easy to accuse somebody of something," Vincent said. "This man has done untold amount of charity work for this city and cared about people who didn't have enough to eat. It seems at this point he's become a target of accusations."
Christian has been held in the Washtenaw County Jail since he was charged in the initial case on Aug. 31. Truesdell raised Christian's bond from $50,000 cash to $100,000 at his arraignment Thursday. He's scheduled to return to court for a preliminary exam on the latest case at 8:30 a.m. Dec. 18 at the 14A-1 District Court in Pittsfield Township.
Christian gave yes and no answers to Truesdell during his arraignment on Thursday. He was a well-respected member of the Ypsilanti community prior to criminal charges being brought against him, organizing annual holiday meals and regularly attending Ypsilanti City Council meetings.
One of the four known alleged victims, a 14-year-old boy, said Christian gave him and his family tickets to the annual holiday meals he organized at Korey's Krispy Krunchy Chicken and Coops Charity Poker Room in Ypsilanti. After charges were brought against Christian in that case, two 15-year-old boys came forward and alleged Christian sexually assaulted them in 2006.
Christian's trial in those cases is scheduled to begin at 8 a.m. Jan. 22, and court records show he has a final pretrial hearing for those cases at 1:30 p.m. Dec. 18 in front of Washtenaw County Trial Court Judge Donald Shelton.
Kyle Feldscher covers cops and courts for AnnArbor.com. He can be reached at email@example.com or you can follow him on Twitter.


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September 17, 2013
Whatever President Barack Obama's threat of U.S. military retaliation for the chemical weapons attack on Syrian citizens has accomplished, it reasserted America's moral leadership.
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As the bumbling President Barack Obama attempts Tuesday night to persuade Americans to follow his stumbling lead into a Syrian civil war, some notes:
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September 2, 2013
This is bizarre: President Barack Obama's and Eric Holder's Justice Department is suing Louisiana to force some kids to stay in their failing public schools.
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August 26, 2013
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A public look at patronage
July 16, 2013
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It's obvious: Dump Obamacare
July 9, 2013
Can Obamacare be fixed?
Unconventional marriages may be legal next
July 2, 2013
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June 25, 2013
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Gruesome abortion trial deserves more coverage
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Would you give up your tax loophole?
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How glad I am that I'm too old to be starting a family.
Obama's fatherhood stance confounds liberals
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Common sense in tax debate
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What's fair?
Raisins and bad public policy
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Getting to the bottom of Benghazi
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A dereliction of debating
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A headache we should pay to cure
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My dear brother and sister seniors,
Teachers' contentions
September 18, 2012
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September 11, 2012
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Don't believe the Obama hype
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Will GOP presidential hopefuls fail to KO wobbly Obama?
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To Dennis,
Obama's budget mess and coming out on the side of bureaucrats
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To Eric,
ObamaCare can and must be repealed
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People who work longer hours to impress the boss are actually the ones who work the least, says a study. Delhi's office geeks agree!
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Intel Atom Platform: Smaller, More Energy-Efficient
Intel's reworked Atom platform enhances netbooks and Internet devices with integrated graphics and memory controller.
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The new platform for netbooks consists of the N450 processor and the low-power NM10 Express chipset. Vendors building entry-level desktops have recourse to the Atom D410 or dual-core D510 processor using the same chipset.
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1. The voice of God again is heard.
The silence has been broken.
The curse of darkness is withdrawn.
The Lord from heav'n has spoken.
Rejoice, ye living and ye dead!
Rejoice, for your salvation
Begins anew this happy morn
Of final dispensation.
2. O messengers of truth, go forth,
Proclaim the gospel story,
Go forth the nations to prepare
To greet the King of glory.
We shout hosanna, shout again,
Till all creation blending
Shall join in one great, grand amen
Of anthems never ending.
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It was an exciting graduation day for the seniors at Adirondack High School in Boonville, filled with inside jokes and tears. But as our Andrew Sorensen tells us, one graduate's experience was made all the more special, as he experienced it with the man who once saved his life.
BOONVILLE, N.Y.-- Many high school seniors take a moment to thank those who helped them along the way as they approach graduation and the real world beyond.
"Thanks for being there when I needed you," Adirondack High School graduate Tyler Fruin said at commencement on Saturday.
Fruin's helping hand that made this day possible came 16 years ago, when he was only two years old.
"Dodie Fruin was coming home from work, she had her son in the car, the road was extremely icy," explained Donald Chaput. In December of 1996 Dodie Fruin's car slid off the road next to a bridge, tumbling down the bank, and into a river full of fast, frigid water. "Then the force of the water pushed the car back down the river underneath the bridge until it came to rest against some rocks," Chaput said.
Chaput got a call from his neighbor about Tyler's mother's screams. He quickly found a rope and got help from other people nearby.
"So I got Tyler and walked him back to the edge of the river and then I went back out and got Dodie," he said.
Chaput is now finishing his term on the Adirondack Central School board. Taking advantage of that, he gave Tyler his diploma at graduation Saturday.
"It felt really good because he helped me make it to this moment," Fruin said.
Now they only see each other occasionally around town, but their relationship is one of deep mutual respect.
"I think he's a great guy, without him, I wouldn't be here today. So I always stop and talk to him, ask him how he's been," Fruin said.
"Tyler's one of the politest kids you'd ever want to see. Every time we've seen him, he's been nothing but the perfect little gentleman," added Chaput.
Tyler even said he hopes to take after Chaput's example someday.
"Looking at myself, what he did, I'm making out pretty good. I'd like someone else to do that too," he said.
Tyler is already involved in some community service around town, something he'll probably continue long after graduation, because he knows it's value first hand.


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