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"They had fun designing their mustaches," said Grade 4 teacher James Gillion.
He and another R.C. Garnett Demonstrtion Elementary School teacher, Chris Epting, who teaches Grade 5, led the charge in the school, and on Nov. 30, pretty much every student and most teachers were sporting facial hair.
Some drew their 'staches on paper. Others opted for fun fur, pipe cleaners or a mustache coloured on a finger with a felt pen.
Gillion had done a Movember initative in a previous school he taught in and suggested it when to went to work at the Willoughby area school.
In addition to creating school spirit, the effort also helped students learn about men's health.
"This is our first year at R.C. Garnett," Gillion said.
He said many of the students are familiar with Movember through family members taking part.
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By the age of 21, the Santa Ana native who grew up in St. Louis says he had become the youngest winged naval aviator in the nation. After a tour flying the P-3 Orion surveillance aircraft, he finished his undergraduate degree in economics and math studies at Southern Illinois University Edwardsville in 1994. He earned a Navy Achievement Medal for combat flight operations during the first Iraq war. After graduating from University of Southern California School of Law in 1998, he began his legal career at the now-defunct Thelen as an associate in construction and corporate litigation. In 2000, he joined the now-defunct Testa, Hurwitz & Thibeault in Boston as a corporate law associate specializing in private companies, M&A, private equity and public company compliance. In 2002, he left to form his own firm dedicated to serving small companies and then joined LegalZoom a year later as general counsel, adding the title of corporate secretary in 2007. From 2007 to 2009, Rampenthal served as the host of "Legally Bound," a weekly legal call-in advice talk show on KTLK and KFWB in Los Angeles. Rampenthal's job at LegalZoom indicates a thorough comfort with consumers having the upper hand in the legal process, though he's watched much of the legal profession express dismay at this reversal. "My father started a small construction business, and he used the lawyer in town who wasn't necessarily a small-business expert, but it was all he knew and what he could afford. For the average family in the U.S., which has about $50,000 in disposable income, it's tough to afford even a few hours of a lawyer's time," says Rampenthal. On the profession and its view of LegalZoom, he is pragmatic. "There are always people who are going to be haters. You saw it in the travel, car sales and tax prep industries. People who are complacent don't like to see change, but consumers continue to push to do business virtually. That's going to be the case with the law as well. Lawyers who realize this and adapt are going to be ahead of the curve." He heard about the LegalZoom opening through an ad. "The company was initially looking for a part-time GC. This was mid-2003, so a lot of the fly-by-night Internet companies had already disappeared," says Rampenthal. "I did my research and I really liked that LegalZoom was doing something novel in my own industry they were making the law accessible to the middle class and to small businesses. I think how much my dad's company would have saved if LegalZoom had been around in the '80s when he started." He also contacted LegalZoom board member Gary Culliss, who had been a fellow law student their first year at USC. "Gary told me to send in a resume and get on a plane to L.A., and I immediately did both!" The position has allowed Rampenthal to be involved in a wider variety of legal matters than most corporate GCs. Since LegalZoom offers legal products and services to its customers, he is closely involved in ideation and development. INSIDE AND OUTSIDE COUNSELRampenthal established LegalZoom's legal department and expanded it to its current staff level of 16, a group that includes 13 attorneys beside him. "We're involved not only in corporate-facing legal work, but also in the legal research and development required for LegalZoom's products and services." Dubbed the "Legal Architect" team, about one half of the in-house attorneys focus solely on product compliance and development. They ensure "that all of our documents are compliant, complete and up to date." He also manages the company's Legal Advisory Council and regularly speaks to legal and consumer groups about the company's mission and says, "It's one of the cool aspects of my job." He handpicked every member of the department and applies a management model learned from his years as an officer in the Navy. 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Rampenthal is using Patricia Glaser at Glaser Weil Fink Jacobs Howard Avchen & Shapiro as the company's lead counsel for its lawsuit alleging trademark infringement and unfair business practices against one of its fastest growing competitors, San Francisco-based Rocket Lawyer. He works with Peter Kennedy at Graves Dougherty Hearon & Moody in Austin, Texas, where about half of LegalZoom's employees are located. They handle certain regulatory and litigation matters. "Pete was the first outside lawyer I hired. He was one of the lead lawyers who worked on a case for (legal publisher) Parsons against the Texas State Bar in the late '90s, and was instrumental in the decision of the Texas Legislature to exclude publishers and software from the definition of the practice of law," which further secured LegalZoom's business model, Rampenthal says. For other litigation matters, LegalZoom has used Robert Thompson at Bryan Cave and Alycia Degen at Sidley Austin. Rampenthal keeps an eye on outside legal expenses by identifying repetitive tasks and keeping them in house. "Grooming top-notch in-house lawyers helps us retain institutional knowledge and build a knowledge base to make the department more efficient." As for what he looks for in an outside firm, he says, "If a firm doesn't get what we do, then there are plenty that do. I have to know that someone fighting for me believes in my company." As for fee arrangements, he adds, "Not all firms are cut out for alternative fees, and I respect that. However, the ones that are willing to take on some of the risk for a legal matter will generally get my attention." The first years of Rampenthal's career at LegalZoom were devoted to getting state bar associations and practicing attorneys familiar with the business. "Too often they would hear about the company through a radio ad, or see a TV commercial, and make incorrect assumptions about our business model. 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ARLINGTON -- Approval of a new policy about student use of digital devices took a back seat Thursday night to a more confrontational discussion and vote by Arlington school trustees regarding the 2013-14 school calendar.
The point of contention was the calendar committee's recommendation to eliminate a May 2 holiday and move two bad-weather makeup days to the end of the year so that school could end a few days earlier.
Trustee Gloria Pena objected, proposing instead that the calendar not be approved until more community input could be gathered regarding ending the May 2 holiday.
"There are people in the community who want a Cesar Chavez holiday," said Pena, who has long supported naming the early May holiday after the workers' rights advocate.
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"I haven't received three e-mails on this on the entire time I've been on the board," he said.
A vote followed on whether to pull the proposed calendar for more community input. Pena and Tony Pompa voted yes, but the other five trustees voted against.
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Interim Superintendent Marcelo Cavazos said the larger issue of recognizing Hispanic contributions would be honored.
"We will get community input as part of our strategic plan," he said. "I think Ms. Pena is right: We haven't had a lot of community engagement. In the spring semester we will hear, on a wider scale, feedback on our schools. Our schools and principals are already preparing for that."
One community voice was present on Thursday. Richard Gonzales spoke in earlier open forum in favor of a Cesar Chavez holiday on the Arlington school calendar, citing the dedication of the Cesar Chavez National Monument and the naming of a U.S. Navy ship after Chavez as a trend of marking his contributions.
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As far as technology, beginning in early 2013, students in Arlington schools will be able to bring their own laptops, netbooks, iPads, iPod Touches, smartphones and e-readers to class.
The board passed the Bring Your Own Technology (BYOT) policy 6-1.
The dissenting vote was by board president Peter Baron, who is a teacher in the Grand Prairie school district.
"I'm disappointed," Baron said. "I'm surprised we don't have a line of teachers sitting there saying, 'Put me in, Coach.' I haven't heard from teachers groups complaining about it either."
Arlington schools already have district-owned technology devices for students to use, but studies have been cited showing that many students are more comfortable and do better if they use their own devices for their class work.
Some trustees felt the board was over-regulating the policy.
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Kyle Bramble didn't get much rest last season as a senior running back for Floyd Central, leading the state in rushing yards per game.
It's a different story this season for Bramble as a Dartmouth freshman. Instead of getting 30-plus carries a game, Bramble is learning a new system and developing for the future.
That's fine with the modest Bramble, who is enjoying the journey.
"It's definitely different and you have to start at the bottom again," he said. "I just have to work my way back up and that's something I'm going to try to do."
At various points this season, Bramble has shown flashes to indicate he's ready to make that climb sooner rather than later.
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Bramble rushed for 141 yards and two touchdowns in a 21-10 win over Williams College.
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When running backs ahead of him on the depth chart were injured briefly, Bramble filled in as a kick returner. He fielded two for an average of 15 yards per return.
Bramble said adjusting to the mental challenges of college football are nearly as tedious as the physical portions.
"The college game you have to do a lot more reads and it's a lot more mental than I thought it would be," he said. "In high school you just have to memorize the play and do what you had to. In college you have to look for certain linebackers and looking to see what is going on all over the field instead of looking to see what you have to do."
While helping to lead Floyd Central to a 9-2 record last season, Bramble rushed for 2,875 yards and 47 touchdowns. He averaged 261 rushing yards per game.
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Bramble has handled his role as observer and learner well, Wilkerson said.
"I think he's been very mature about it," he said. "He's a team guy and has been very unselfish and has continued to learn and understands where he is right now. I'm sure he would like to play more but it really all comes down to circumstance. I know he has the talent to be that guy (in the future) but he has been unselfish and done everything we've asked him to do."
While he's passionate about football, Bramble knows education comes first, one of the reasons he chose to attend Dartmouth.
His work ethic in the classroom, along with on the football field, made attending an Ivy League school a reality.
"When I first got a letter from Harvard and some other schools I thought it was crazy and there was no way I could get into those schools," Bramble recalled. "But I guess starting off good in high school in my freshman year, and keeping up the good grades, really paid off in the long run. Most people would call me a nerd because I tried hard, but trying hard really paid off in the long run.
"It's mainly the reason I came here. The likelihood of me going to the NFL is not great so why not come somewhere that is going to help me the rest of my life. I think a school like this will do that. My high school coach (Brian Glesing) was always talking about being a student athlete and not just an athlete, and I think that really rubbed off."
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Former Dartmouth running back Nick Schweiger led the Ivy League in rushing the past three seasons and was in the St. Louis Rams' NFL training camp this season.
Local fans won't have to travel too far to watch Bramble potentially play in the future, as Dartmouth will play at Butler next season on Sept. 21, 2013.
It's not outside of the realm of possibility that Bramble could play a big role in that game.
"We feel very good about his potential and he has a bright future with us," Wilkerson said. "We're excited about his continued development in our program."
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Veteran safe cracker Bobby de Niro is tempted to pull off one last job before retiring. A priceless sceptre is being held in the vault of a Montreal Customs House, and undercover Edward Norton can get him inside?
Wow! Can this be true? Robert de Niro, Marlon Brando and Edward Norton on screen together? Three generations of cinemas finest in a barn-storming heist movie? Well, settle down there sport, because this one ain?t all it?s cracked up to be. Frank Oz (yes, the muppet man who?s most famous on-screen outing was as the voice of Yoda) directs competently enough, but the result is nowhere near as cool as ?Ocean?s Eleven? nor as much fun as ?The Italian Job? (either version). There are only three principal characters here, with Brando waddling into various scenes, only to sit down again and tell Bobby how much he wants him to do this job. Edward Norton, a fine actor, is engaging enough but neither he nor de Niro sparkle as they have in the past. The material is entertaining, but Oz spends far too much time setting up the logistics of the job and by the time the final credits roll, you can?t help feeling just a little bit cheated.
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By TheWatchman (753 reviews) from Suburbia , 04 Apr 2013The Score is about a hardened thief (DeNiro) who gets cajoled into doing one last job by an up-and-coming criminal (Norton). Thats about that. The plot isnt anything to sing about, but we watch it anyway because of the impressive casting (not to mention Marlon Brando as a mob boss). I found much of the first half pretty dull. Its all scene setting and I was getting pretty bored. However, it all picks up the pace when they finally get round to pulling off the heist. The second half of the film is much better than the first. I know many people will say that the film needed the first half in order to build up character and get to know them, but, personally, I found that you could probably start watching the film about an hour in and still get everything out of it. The second half of the film makes it all worth watching. Theres plenty of hiccups along the way of the heist and it definitely isnt all plain-sailing. If you enjoy the whole film fair enough, but if (like me) you were tempted to turn it off, my advice is: dont it definitely gets better!- Was this review helpful to you?
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The Foods That Passed Through Ellis Island
I have a co-worker who collects old cookbooks, and she recently lent me an interesting one: The Ellis Island Immigrant Cookbook by Tom Bernardin, a former National Park Service ranger who gave tours at Ellis Island before its renovation in the 1980s. The book, first printed in 1991, is a collection of recipes and reminiscences from immigrants who passed through the historic New York entry point, and their children and grandchildren.
"In giving tours of Ellis and talking with the immigrants," Bernardin writes in the introduction, "I became aware of how important food was to their experience, not just on a nutritional level, but as a means of bringing with them, and preserving, this part of their earlier lives."
But first they had to make it here. For most immigrants who didn't travel first- or second-class, the sea voyage to the United States was far from a cruise ship with lavish buffets. Passengers in steerage survived on "lukewarm soups, black bread, boiled potatoes, herring or stringy beef," Bernardin writes. Josephine Orlando Saiia, of Greenfield, Wisconsin, contributed a recipe for an Italian cookie called mustasole that she says sustained many immigrants on the long voyage, because they "are very, very hard when dry and become chewy when damp—like an ocean voyage. They do not spoil, can be eaten for a year, keep well with no crumbs… I have one that's fifty years old."
The fare served to immigrants detained at Ellis Island wasn't much of an improvement over the steamships. In the early years, stewed prunes over dried bread was a standard meal. Later, ethnic and kosher meals were incorporated; during what must have been a disorienting and stressful experience, finding familiar foods was probably comforting—provided the immigrants showed up for the right seating for their ethnic group.
Those who made it through Ellis Island and onto the mainland still had to contend with strange new foods. Bananas, in particular, were a puzzle to many.
Carol M. Rapson of East Lansing, Michigan, recalls that her grandmother arrived by herself from Yugoslavia in 1901. She spoke no English, so the workers at Ellis Island put a sign around her neck that listed her destination, gave her a banana, and put her on a train. "She did not know what to do with it, as she had never seen a banana before," Rapson writes. "She watched, and when others peeled and ate the banana, she did the same."
But another contributor remembers that her husband, also from Yugoslavia, was told by some prankster that he should eat the skin and throw out the inside, a mistake he never made again.
Even as these immigrants learned to negotiate their adopted home, though, tastes of home remained important, as the numerous recipes for everything from orahnjaca (Croatian nut roll) to Finnish pulla bread attest. "Soon they would shed their old clothes, learn to speak some English and, reluctantly or not, become Americanized," Bermardin writes. "But their love for their foods from the old country was something they could not and, thankfully, did not give up."
As someone who still adores my late grandmother's mohn (poppy seed) cookies, passed down from her Russian-Jewish mother, I couldn't agree more.
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Lisa–We're all either descended from Ellis Island immigrants or close to people who are so this is a GREAT idea for a post! And thanks for your grandmother's recipe; it really gave the post flavor in more ways than one!
Both my Polish Grandfather and Grandmother, came through Ellis Island in the late 1800′s. My Grandfather first, and when here arranged for a family member to 'send' him a wife. She was from the same village but they had never met. Imagine her fear and wonder about the journey and what laid ahead. They had 9 children, and he worked on the ore docks. She always spoke Polish, very little English if at all. And… she was always cooking…
Grandma came from Norway. We all eat lefse. When visiting relatives in Norway they said it is not the lefse they eat. Who knew.


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Rams crunch Woolies 50-23 in home opener
by Steev Riccardo
DUDLEY – The backcourt duo of senior co-captain Tina Gauvin and junior Brooke Packard each scored 13 points, combining for seven three pointers, to lead the Shepherd Hill Rams by the Millbury Woolies 50-23 in their home opener Thursday (December 13).
The Rams got off to a quick start as Gauvin, Packard and junior forward Dominique Woods all connected on three pointers that led to a 15-11 first quarter lead.
The outstanding long distance shooting continued through the second quarter and Packard and Gauvin each connected on a pair of three-pointers, but it was the stingy Rams defense that kept the Woolies intact.
The Rams defense allowed only one Woolies field goal en route to a 16-5 second quarter, which gave the home team a commanding 31-16 lead at the half.
Despite only one field goal in the third quarter, the Rams made six free throws and continued to dominate defensively, taking a 38-21 lead into the final stanza.
Packard hit another key three-pointer and the Rams outscored the Woolies 11-2 to seal the deal and give them their first win of the season.
Rams Head Ccoach Jim Hackenson was thrilled with the play of his outstanding backcourt of Gauvin and Packard.
"They played great defense," said Hackenson. "They were on the perimeter and they shot Millbury's offense down. Those two girls are quick and they are going to create havoc and I hope that we continue to do that. It creates our offense and we can run the court. We moved the ball well and we took the open shots - we didn't have to force shots."
As far as the long-range efficiency, Hackenson said that everyone on the team has the green light to shoot. 'I thought we worked the ball well enough tonight and our baseline shooters got open. They kept working the ball until they got that open shot."
Packard, who was a bit under the weather and could barely talk after the game said, "I love playing defense and tonight our defense helped create our offense and that's how we scored."
"We work really hard on defense in practice and we are fast so we can get fast breaks and get the open shots," said Gauvin. "I'm a three point shooter. I can't really drive, so I rely on my outside shot."
Gauvin was especially happy about getting a win at home. "It felt great being the first home game, having all my friends here, being a senior, it was a great experience."
It was also a great debut for Dominique Woods; a 5'9" transfer from East Catholic in Manchester CT, who saw significant playing time with sophomore Ciara McKissick sidelined with an illness.
Woods scored 7 points and played a solid overall game while senior Julie Priessler also contributed 5 points and some strong low post play off the bench.
Earlier in the week the Rams lost their season opener to Algonquin 58-52. Packard and Johanna L'Heureux each scored 16 points in the loss.
The 1-1 Rams will travel to Northbridge on Thursday (December 20) to take on their pesky SWCL rival.
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There are always new and exciting advancements in the medical industry. There's a new drug for this or a new drug for that. Or there's a vaccine for that and a cure for this. It's amazing. And it's a relief. And it's life saving. But sometimes we need to take a step back and remember that we've been dealing with many medical issues and health problems since the beginning of time. And while the technological and medical advancements are fabulous and wonderful in most instances, in some they are simply redundant and unnecessarily complicating matters.
For instance, take the history of Growth Hormone treatment. The first official medical treatment that could be referred to as a Growth Hormone injection was described as pituitary derived Growth Hormone. Actual Human Growth Hormone was pulled from the pituitary glands of cadavers and then used as treatment for individuals with GH deficiencies. This was problematic. "Other" things were transferring from the cadavers to the individuals being treated. A few decades after this treatment became mainstream, it was pulled because treated individuals were exhibiting signs of a serious disease called Creutzfeldt-Jacob disease. This was in 1985. The Growth Hormone injection then evolved further. The next step in the Growth Hormone injection timeline was the biosynthetic GH. The creation of the biosynthetic Growth Hormone injection solved the problem of Creutzfeldt-Jacob disease. But it came with it's own long and potentially serious list of side effects: joint swelling, joint pain, carpal tunnel syndrome, an increased risk of diabetes, extended belly, hypoglycemia, acromegaly, etc. It would seem that this wasn't an adequate treatment option due to the range of side effects, but it is still currently in use.
Luckily for those of us who want or need Growth Hormone treatment, the Growth Hormone injection is no longer the only method of treatment available. Homeopathic Growth Hormone therapy is now available to provide the benefits of treatment without the side effects. We should have known homeopathy would have the answer. It's been actively used to safely and efficiently treat a wide range of health problems and illnesses for centuries. And it's still doing its thing. With the opportunity for homeopathic Growth Hormone treatment, why would you risk the Growth Hormone injection?


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Koldfront Deluxe Stainless Steel Portable Ice Maker with LCD Display - Silver and Stainless Steel
Fast ice making capabilities, easy-to-use touchscreen controls, and a compact and attractive stainless steel design make the Koldfront Deluxe Stainless Steel Portable Ice Maker with LCD Display (KIM212SSSD) one of the best portable ice makers available. As one of the few models on the market equipped with a touchscreen control interface, this Koldfront portable ice maker is extremely easy-to-use with straightforward and intuitive controls. The buttons are built right into the high-tech blue backlit LCD display, which features high contrast lighting, so it's easy to read no matter where you use it. The screen features a clock as well as multiple status indicators that keep you informed when the ice maker is full, in need of additional water, or in the process of making ice.
This portable ice maker from Koldfront is perfect for those extra hot days as it's capable of making up to a total of 22 pounds of ice per day. The ice basket can hold up to 2 pounds of ice at a time, and slides out for easy access. The entire basket can even be removed to make cleaning easier and unlike other units, you don't have to constantly deal with draining the machine since it reuses any ice that has melted to create new ice. The space-conscious design takes up less than 1 square foot of counter space, so you don't ever have to wonder where you're going to put it or about having to retrieve it from a storage space whenever you want to use it, and the commercial-grade stainless steel construction ensures many years of ice making to come.
Note: While this machine is well-insulated, it is not a freezer.
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Taking up less than 1 square foot of space, this portable ice maker can be left on your countertop without having to worry about issues with free spaceBlue LCD Touchscreen Display:
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Whick do you prefer, open or closed headphones?
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Vist our Online StoreWhick do you prefer, open or closed headphones?
Depends on where and why I am using headphones. In a quiet environment I tend to prefer open. Also, if at work where folks frequently come by to ask a question, I prefer open. However, if I need to seal out noise then I like sealed.
In general though I prefer open for the open sound stage. It seems that you need to spend some really good coin to get this in a sealed design.
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Denon AVR-888, Polk: RM7, PSW10
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I enjoyed the closed headphones I've owned (Beyer DT770, Denon D2000), but they really can't touch the sound of open headphones at the same price point.
I'd like to hear the Denon D7000 and the Beyer Tesla T1 sometime, but for now I prefer open headphones.
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A well designed open backed pair will have the best sound quality, but they can be hard to listen to as the room as to be quiet. I ended up selling my open back headphones as I could only listen to them in the same circumstances that I could listen to speakers, so I didn't see any reason to use them.
So if noise is not an issue open would typically be preferred unless you are buying high dollar headphones?
Give us your price range and we can recommend great options for what you're wanting to pay.
Open for me. More natural in sound than what I found so far compared to closed cans.
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The documentary tells the stories of manufacturers, big and small and visits Wisconsin companies to subtly point out that not all manufacturing is done elsewhere. It examines challenges facing manufacturing, including environmental issues, globalization, a shrinking skilled work force and negative perceptions. Yes, there are fewer manufacturing jobs to be had than in the past. But there are ample manufacturing jobs. Those jobs requiremore high-tech skills than in the past, and tyhe documentary underlines the importance of technical college training to take advantage of openings. Wisconin vies with Indiana as the nation's top manufacturing state with 24 percent of the jobs in Wisconsin being manufacturing-related. 60 Minutes. http://www.manufacturingthefuture.com
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text: Ohio's first human death in a West Nile virus case was reported yesterday by the Ohio Department of Health (ODH), which also continues to see widespread WNV human infection. The 76-year-old Hamilton County man was hospitalized with encephalitis.In the Ohio Department of Health's most recent report, 49 human cases of West Nile Virus have been found in the Buckeye State this year. Of these cases, 40 were hospitalized with symptom on dates ranging from July 10 through August 20.In fact, the ODH reports one case was discovered in Ross County.West Nile Virus case counts are updated daily at www.odh.ohio.gov.


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I recently stayed in this hotel as it was close to a company I was visiting the following day. it is easy to find by road and has parking. The rooms were small but clean and comfortable and the restaurant was very good. All of the staff spoke English and were very helpful and friendly. I will certainly stay in... More
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Lt. Jay Baker, spokesman for the sheriff's office, said a woman told deputies an unknown man exposed himself to her from inside his car.
Baker said the victim told investigators that a man sitting in a late-model beige Ford Escape asked her a question as she walked to her car.
"When the victim began to speak to the suspect, she noticed he was masturbating in his vehicle," Baker said.
Baker said the sheriff's office does not typically get these types of calls, but since sending out the information and a composite sketch Monday he has received many tips about the man from the public.
"Investigators have received numerous tips from the media (and social media) and are currently following up on that information," Baker said Tuesday.
Baker described the man as a white male between the ages of 22 to 27 years old with brown hair and a trimmed beard. The victim also told investigators the man was wearing an off-white or cream colored T-shirt at the time.
Anyone who may recognize the suspect is urged to contact detectives with the Cherokee County Sheriff's Office at (770) 928-0239.


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Deluxe Room, 1 Queen Bed
Hotel in Victoria (James Bay) near British Columbia Parliament Building
Located in the heart of Victoria, this hotel is within walking distance of Helmcken House and British Columbia Parliament Building. Also nearby are Legislative Assembly of British Columbia and Thunderbird Park - Royal BC Museum.
Hotel Features
Rosewood Inn provides tour/ticket assistance.
Room Amenities
All guestrooms include refrigerators and wireless Internet access (surcharge).
Hotel Amenities
- General
Rosewood Inn features tour/ticket assistance. The property has a front desk available during limited hours.
Rosewood Inn is a smoke-free property.
- Total number of rooms - 17
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Front desk (limited hours)
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Year Built 1932
- Smoke-free property
- Smoke-free property (fines apply)
- Internet
Available in all rooms: Wireless Internet access (surcharge)
- Room Amenities
- Free local calls
- Refrigerator
- Standard TV service
- Wireless Internet access (surcharge)
- Individually furnished
- Individually decorated
- Dining
Full breakfasts are available for a surcharge and are served each morning between 8 AM and 9 AM.
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- Check-in
Check-in time starts at 4 PM
Check-in time ends at 8 PM
Minimum check-in age is 21
Special check-in instructions:
Check-in is until 8 PM. If planning to arrive after 8 PM, guests should contact the property in advance, using contact information in the confirmation received after booking via this website.
- Check-out
Check-out time is 11 AM
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Accepted at this hotel: American Express, MasterCard, Visa
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Pets not allowed
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card are required at check-in for incidental charges.
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- Resort fee: CAD 13 per person, per night (effective 27 March 2013)
Hotel resort fee inclusions (may be listed elsewhere in this description as complimentary or available for a surcharge):- Breakfast
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We have included all charges provided to us by the property. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.- Deposit: CAD 50 per stay
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Yea... It only happens if it's something I really want... If it was parts for someone else.. I'd get them a day early...lol I can't have nothing... lol
thats crazy man sorry to hear about this. Thank god till today everything i have ordered has arrived correctly "knocks on wood"
i got like 13 rigs going but only like 7 show up that are actually running :/ oh well any 1 will help the cause
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We arrived from Weeze airport on a Ryanair flight to the hotel Carl & Monika gave us a warm welcome .our room was on the first floor comfortable beds en suite the shower was powerful it looked like a wet room a shower room all to our self. When we went out we locked our passports in our case which... More
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A federal judge in Spokane issued an order of reproval against Joy Bull and admonished John Grant after finding that the Robbins Geller partners claimed outsized expenses in a securities class action against Ambassadors Group Inc. The firm won $1.7 million in fees and expenses last month for reaching a $7.5 million settlement in the case.
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Robbins Geller Ousts a Partner after Lawyers Sanctioned for Expense Claims
The National Law Journal
August 1, 2012
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Andrea was 14 years old the first time a voice over the Internet told her to take off her clothes.
"I was so embarrassed because I don't want others to see my private parts," she said. "The customer told me to remove my blouse and to show him my breasts."
She was in a home in Negros Oriental, a province known for its scenic beaches, tourism and diving. But she would know none of that beauty. Nor would she know the life she'd been promised.
Andrea, which is not her real name, said she had been lured away from her rural, mountain village in the Philippines by a cousin who said he would give her a well-paid job as a babysitter in the city. She thought she was leaving her impoverished life for an opportunity to earn money to finish high school. Instead, she became another victim caught up in the newest but no less sinister world of sexual exploitation -- cyber-sex trafficking.
After arriving at the two-story house in Negros Oriental -- located in the central Visayas region of the Philippines -- Andrea found that her new home would become both workplace and prison. She was shocked by what she saw.
"The windows were covered so it was dark. There was a computer and a camera where naked girls would say words to seduce their mainly foreign customers."
She said customers would ask the girls to perform sexually with each other.
For the next few months, Andrea said she was one of seven girls, between age 13 and 18, who spent day and night satisfying the sexual fantasies of men around the world. Paying $56 per minute, male customers typed their instructions onto a computer and then watched via a live camera as the girls performed sexual acts. She said the girls were often forced to watch the men they served on screens.
Police threat
Andrea dreamed of returning home but her employer, an uncle, slept downstairs and kept the front door locked. "I was told if I tried to escape, the police would put me in jail. I believed it. I was very innocent -- I grew up without TV and had never left my village before," she explained.
Convinced that earning enough money to finish her education was the only way to help her family out of poverty, Andrea forced herself to work. But "doing whatever the customer asked" eventually took its toll. "I wanted to cry but I could not. I wanted to cover myself with a blanket. I had goose bumps because of the shame. I would feel like I was floating," she recalled.
Andrea's story is only one of many playing out every day in a nation where the conditions -- widespread poverty, an established sex trade, a predominantly English-speaking, technically-literate population and widespread Internet access -- have made it easy for crimes like this to flourish.
Difficult to stop
Jo Alforque, Advocacy Officer with End Child Prostitution, Child Pornography and Trafficking of Children for Sexual Purposes (ECPAT Philippines), an NGO working to combat child sexual exploitation, explained that because cyber-sex dens can be located anywhere -- from Internet cafes to private homes and offices -- they are extremely difficult to identify. Anyone who has a computer, internet and a Web cam can be in business.
Whether part of large international criminal syndicates or smaller operations, their independent nature and lack of coordinated structure make it easy for cyber-sex operations to remain hidden, she said.
According to Andrey Sawchenko, National Director at the International Justice Mission Philippines, the private nature of the technology allows the crime to take place in a venue that law enforcement can't easily access -- and that makes it harder to gather evidence against perpetrators.
Although no official statistics exist, Ruby Ramores, a former Executive at the Inter-Agency Council Against Trafficking (IACAT), believes tens of thousands of women are involved in the industry and that most of the girls are recruited by friends, family -- sometimes even by their parents. Poverty can often drive parents to sell the services of their children, she said.
Family pressure
Delia (not her real name) now aged nine, said she was just 7 years old when her mother made her undress in front of their computer at home. "I stood there naked. That's all I wanted to do, not the other things, like when mama said to spread my legs, I didn't want to," she recalled. "I would be scared of my mother. Because before I didn't know what she was doing was bad, I only knew later on."
Rescued after three years when her father found out about her mother's cyber-sex operation, Delia is now under the care of a government-run temporary shelter for abused young girls and spoke to CNN in the company of her social worker.
According to Ramores, parents who submit their children to cyber-sex -- especially the ones from rural areas -- think this is something that won't violate their children in the way that traditional sex crimes do because it is just a camera and just the body being shown, and there is no touching with anyone else. "So, it's a better option than being pushed to prostitution which has physical interaction," she said.
Social workers say the families don't understand the effect of the work on their children. They are thinking, instead, about money and survival.
Government action
Cyber-sex trafficking may have largely operated under the radar in the past, but there are signs that the Philippines government is focusing more on the issue.