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March 2, 1940 - February 7, 2012
Longtime Lilburn resident, James Shelley Bacon, Jr. passed away February 7, 2012 following a long illness. Mr. Bacon was born March 2, 1940 to James Shelley Bacon, Sr. and Emma Kate Bacon of Hinesville, GA. He was a 1962 graduate of the University of Georgia and a veteran of the United States Army. Married to Sarah Cobb of Waynesville, NC in August of 1970, he owned and operated Bacon Enterprises, Home Rentals and was a member of Mt. Carmel Christian Church in Stone Mountain. Mr. Bacon was an accomplished self-taught musician and enjoyed playing numerous instruments. Other hobbies included reading, painting, genealogy, journaling, and studying American history. Mr. Bacon is survived by Sarah, his wife of 41 years; sons Walt and Kathleen Bacon, of Lilburn, Wade and Lynda Bacon of Lawrenceville, Wes Bacon of Lilburn, and Will and Dorie Bacon of Sylvania, and grandchildren, Whitley, Carl, Erica, and Paulk Bacon. Funeral services will be held Friday, February 10, 2012 at 11:00 AM at Mt. Carmel Christian Church, 6015 Old Stone Mountain Rd, Stone Mountain 30087, with Art Stansbury and Dr. Jim Collins officiating. A private inurnment will be held at a later date. The family will receive friends Thursday from 5-8 pm at the Stone Mountain Chapel of Horis A. Ward Funeral Home. The family requests those desiring make contributions to the
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Gregory Gibson and his sister Amanda took different paths, but they led to the same destination.
Cheryl and Ray Gibson laid the foundation. As an educator, Cheryl says she recognized the importance of building strong reading skills and giving her children the tools to succeed. "We read to our children early and often," said Cheryl. "We encouraged good reading habits which built their comprehension and vocabulary skills. We believed that would be an asset in any career choice, but especially in medicine."
Taking every advantage of what was given, Amanda and Gregory Gibson, DO, set high goals for themselves. Their foundation is helping build their careers in medicine.
Dr. Gibson, internal medicine, joined Southern Clinic last summer. His younger sister, Amanda Gibson, is currently in the Alabama Medical Education Consortium pipeline, completing her last two years of medical school with rotations at SAMC.
The siblings acknowledge medicine always interested them but they became unconventional medical students, working a few years before taking the Medical College Admission Test (MCAT) and applying to medical school.
Gregory went back to college to complete his undergraduate degree before applying to medical school. He worked for several years as a photographer and a landscaper on a golf course.
Amanda, the family agrees, was destined for a medical career, having spent her summers doing hospital volunteer work since she was about 12 years old. Many days, she worked 8-10 hours in recovery, labor and delivery, and outpatient.
"We continue to be amazed that both our children are following the same career path," Cheryl said. "We never tried to direct our children's career decisions. Instead, we tried to provide a home environment which supported learning. We helped with homework, provided resources for projects and communicated with teachers and other school staff. We were very involved."
Gregory and Amanda also both have a unique connection with the Alabama College of Osteopathic Medicine (ACOM), which will accept its first class of 150 students this fall.
After completing his degree in preprofessional biology at Jacksonville State University, Dr. Gibson was accepted at the Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine in Bradenton, Fla., where he interviewed with June Flaim. June later left Lake Erie to become a consultant for ACOM, working closely with Craig Lenz, DO, dean of ACOM.
Dr. Lenz was at DeBusk College of Osteopathic Medicine in Tennessee when Amanda applied there after graduating from the University of Alabama at Birmingham with the same biology degree as her brother. Before applying to medical school, she spent six years working for the Alabama Eye Bank. Dr. Lenz interviewed Amanda for acceptance at DeBusk.
"It's really strange, this connection, but fortuitous for both Greg and me," Amanda said.
HIS PATH: After graduating from Dothan High School in 1992, Dr. Gibson continued his studies at Wallace Community College and Troy State University before deciding to leave school and enter the workforce. He worked at the Gadsden Country Club before becoming a school, sports and wedding photographer. He then took a job as a research technician at UAB.
"I worked at UAB for two years in the protein chemistry lab, looking for ovarian cancer biomarkers. In the back of my mind, I always wanted to go into medicine, but I wasn't sure I could do it. Working in research made me realize I wanted to go back to school. I am grateful I did other things before going into medicine, but after I saw what was out there, I didn't mind the sacrifices on my time which medicine requires."
He started his medical education in Florida at the age of 29. After medical school, he did his residency at St. Joseph's Hospital in Warren, Ohio. The road then led back to Dothan.
"I was always open to returning home, but I didn't specifically plan it. It is clear to me that Dothan is a wonderful place to practice."
And had ACOM been in existence, Dr. Gibson said he would have applied. "It is a fantastic opportunity for students," he said. "There are a lot of people interested in going into medicine and who will make great doctors. This is another avenue for them.
"And I can tell you for me, it is an honor and a privilege to practice medicine," he said.
Dr. Gibson married his wife, Shannon, right after graduating medical school. They have a daughter, Abby, who is 2, and are expecting their second child in March.
HER PATH: Amanda was a sophomore at Dothan High when she was accepted to the School of Math & Science in Mobile. The expansive curriculum better prepared her for what she always believed would be her career choice. After graduating college, she took the job at the eye bank to learn more about medicine and to be certain this was the path she wanted to pursue.
Once she was sure, Amanda began studying for the MCAT and undertook a monthlong shadowing experience with James Jones, DO, medical director of SAMC's Emergency Department.
"I had the little doctor kit toy when I was a child," she said. "I always wanted to be a doctor, but it is a big decision. At 22, I was not equipped to do that. Working in the medical field at the eye bank showed me I could pursue medicine."
Amanda has completed two years at DeBusk and these next two clerkship years will lead her toward a specialty, whether it be family practice, surgery, psychiatry, obstetrics and gynecology, pediatrics or internal medicine like her brother.
"There's a huge difference in the specialties. I have to decide what's most meaningful to me. Right now I am keeping my options completely open."
"I was always a really good student. I never saw becoming a physician as anything extraordinary. More like, choosing this path is something to be proud of."
Amanda, who is seven years younger than her brother, said the two try not to talk medicine when the family is around. They get lost in the passion of the work, she said, and tend to go on and on in their discussions.
A doctor of osteopathic medicine, known as a DO, is a fully qualified physician – just like an MD. The difference is the physician's approach to their craft. Osteopathic medicine stresses a comprehensive approach to health. In order to maintain good health and prevent disease, emphasis is placed on the interrelationship between the musculoskeletal system and other body systems.
The fundamental principles of osteopathic medicine stress that the body is a unit and the person is a unity of body, mind and spirit. The body is capable of self-regulation, self-healing and health maintenance, and structure and function are reciprocally interrelated. Osteopathic physicians use rational treatment based on those principles.
The American Osteopathic Association estimates that 60 percent of DOs practice in the primary care specialties of family medicine, general internal medicine, pediatrics, and obstetrics and gynecology – filling a critical need for physicians by practicing in rural and other medically underserved communities. Some 63,000 licensed osteopathic physicians now practice in the U.S. ACOM will become the 35th college of osteopathic medicine in the U.S. when it opens in May.
"I don't draw a strong distinction (between MDs and DOs)," said Amanda. "Medicine is medicine. The training program is equivalent in just about every way and we all have the same goals. We want what's best for our patients.
"Sure, I would have considered attending ACOM," said Amanda. "And even though I didn't, I can see myself returning to Dothan one day. It's a great place to practice medicine."
For more information go to www.acomedu.org.


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Through 13 ST games the Red Sox have 6 HRs and are slugging at a paltry .372! Last in all of MLB.
Compare that to Seattle with 30 HRs and .564 SLG. Seattle for crying out loud!
The Sox do have a .366 OBP, but if you take away the Pittsburg game where they got 15 BBs it drops to .329.
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The naming of Pakistan's Twenty20 and ODI squads for their tour of India later this month was not without disagreements, with captain Mishbah-ul-Haq insisting on experienced all-rounder Shahid Afridi in the team, a decision the selectors overruled while axing Afridi from the ODIs.
The selectors also came under pressure to select opener Imran Nazir and some other players but stuck to their guns of giving a chance to those who had performed well in the domestic season.
"Misbah, who captains the one-day squad, wanted Afridi in at the cost of Umar Akmal but the selectors rejected his suggestion," a source said.
"Misbah's argument was that, for one, Afridi remains a match-winner despite being out of form and his experience would count for lot in India under pressure and secondly, his presence would put pressure on the Indian side given his past performances," the source said.
But he added that the selectors insisted on keeping Afridi out of the one-day squad, saying they wanted to rebuild the team keeping in mind the next World Cup. "Misbah's argument was also that since they had retained Afridi in the T20 squad, he should also be given a chance in the ODI squad," the source said.
In the selection for T20Is also, there was a lot of pressure to retain opener Imran Nazir, who struggled for form in the World T20 Cup in Sri Lanka few months back.
"There were people who wanted the selectors to give Nazir another chance but the selectors insisted they wanted to give a chance to Ahmed Shahzad," the source said.
Sources also said that the selectors had conveyed to Afridi that the two T20 matches in India would be crucial for his future with the national team in any format, though there was not much debate on the ouster of either senior all-rounder Abdul Razzaq or fast bowler Mohammad Sami.
"In Razzaq's case, it appears he has been punished for having made comments about Hafeez's captaincy after the team returned from Sri Lanka, than any loss of form or anything, but there is also a desire to groom fresh talent for the future," a source said.
"That is why Asad Ali has been chosen as he is a good medium pacer and a capable batsman and performed well in the recent national T20 championship, taking 15 wickets." Asad, interestingly, also hails from Faisalabad, the hometown of both Hafeez and Misbah.
Pakistan are scheduled to play two Twenty20 Internationals and three ODIs from December 25 to January 6. The players will assemble for a seven-day camp in Lahore before leaving for India on December 22.
ODI squad: Nasir Jamshed, Mohammad Hafeez, Azhar Ali, Younis Khan, Misbah-ul-Haq, Haris Sohail, Kamran Akmal, Saeed Ajmal, Wahab Riaz, Junaid Khan, Umar Gul, Imran Farhat, Umar Akmal, Anwar Ali, Zulfiqar Babar.
T20 squad: Mohammad Hafeez, Nasir Jamshed, Kamran Akmal, Umar Akmal, Umar Amin, Shoaib Malik, Shahid Afridi, Saeed Ajmal, Mohammad Irfan, Junaid Khan, Sohail Tanvir, Umar Gul, Asad Ali, Zulfiqar Babar, Ahmed Shehzad.
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Sanitarian Rob Sproul said his health department tried to get a mosquito spraying truck years ago - but Ohio health officials told him it was not needed in Belmont County.
Why? Because the area is hilly, meaning rain water is more likely to roll down hills, washing away any potential stagnant water, which is the type mosquitoes love to breed in, he said.
With the recent increase in cases of West Nile virus in people across the country, including nine cases in Ohio, local public health officials, and the public, may be thankful they live in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains right about now.
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In this Aug. 7 photo, the captured mosquitos from one gravid trap taken to Dallas County Mosquito Lab.
But for those in flatter areas, such as central Ohio, state health officials say drought conditions and heat across the state mean that Ohioans can expect to see more of the mosquitoes that spread the virus.
The latest case - an adult woman who did not require hospitalization - was confirmed Wednesday in Clark County in west-central Ohio, but the virus has been found in mosquito pools tested statewide, Ohio Department of Health spokeswoman Tessie Pollock said. No West Nile deaths have been reported in Ohio so far this year.
Sproul said most people would assume more water would mean more opportunities for mosquitoes to lay eggs. But it is quite the opposite.
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''Stagnant water is what they breed in. When they're not hit by storms, they're not getting flushed out,'' Sproul said.
The latest Ohio case comes as areas in Texas are coping with a West Nile virus outbreak that Dallas Mayor Mike Rawlings on Wednesday declared a state of emergency. He has authorized the first aerial spraying of insecticide in the city in more than 45 years to try to halt the spread of the virus there. Texas health department statistics show 381 cases and 16 deaths related to West Nile in Texas.
Drought and heat in Ohio in recent months have increased the prevalence of the Culex mosquito that transmits West Nile. The mosquito prefers to breed in organically rich water sources, such as water in the process of evaporating from ditches and catch basins where leaves and other matter accumulate, Pollock said.
"The heat speeds up the life cycle, so the adults mature faster," she said.
The health department confirmed the first human case of 2012 in July, a month earlier than in recent years, and that usually indicates West Nile will be more prevalent, Pollock said. Three cases have been reported in Cuyahoga County in northeast Ohio and single cases in Lorain, Putnam, Sandusky, Clark, Clermont and Miami counties. Pollock said positive pools of mosquitoes this year are tracking similar to 2002, when there were 441 cases and 31 deaths in Ohio. Last year, 21 human cases were confirmed, with one death.
While most people develop no symptoms or mild symptoms, about 1 in 150 of those infected develop a severe form such as West Nile encephalitis, meningitis or poliomyelitis. Severe symptoms include headache, high fever, coma, convulsions and paralysis. Those with weakened immune systems - including people with underlying medical conditions, infants and the elderly - are most at risk, Pollock said.
Howard Gamble, Wheeling-Ohio County Health Department administrator, said there have been no human cases of West Nile in West Virginia this year. He said people, however, should still take steps to protect themselves from the biting insects. For example, now that the summer swimming season is winding down, people should remember to turn over their wading pools and other toys that often collect water.
''People should clean out their gutters, especially if they're clogged up,'' Gamble added.
For those who don't want to wear long-sleeved shirts and pants, mosquito repellant is recommended for those venturing outdoors early in the morning or late in the evening.
''West Virginia doesn't have a spraying program. The funding is not there for it or the immediate need,'' Gamble added.
Sproul said the type of birds that most often die from the virus are blue jays and crows. If people see large numbers of such birds dead, they should call their health department, he said. In humans, those typically impacted are younger than 16 years old or older than 50 years old, he noted.


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Iain Cockburn Is Named Richard C. Shipley Professor of Management
Boston University School of Management is delighted to announce that Iain M. Cockburn, Professor of Strategy & Innovation, has been named the Richard C. Shipley Professor of Management.
The chair's donor, Richard C. Shipley (BSBA '68, MBA '72) is the retired CEO of Shipley Company in Westborough, Massachusetts, and serves on the Boston University Board of Trustees.
Professor Cockburn joined the School of Management in September 1999. He received his Ph.D. and A.M. in Economics from Harvard University and B.Sc. in Economics from Queen Mary College of the University of London. Professor Cockburn is a major contributor to the School's research, teaching and programmatic efforts. He is the author of more than fifty book chapters and articles in prestigious management journals, including the American Economic Review and Management Science. In addition, he has delivered more than two hundred scholarly presentations of his research. Professor Cockburn serves as Research Director for the School's Institute for Technology Entrepreneurship and Commercialization. He was previously a member of the School of Management's APT Committee and a representative to the Boston University Faculty Council from 2007 to 2009.
Professor Cockburn's scholarship has garnered him such recognition as the Everett W. Lord Distinguished Faculty Scholar Award (2004 – 2011) and an appointment as Research Associate at the National Bureau of Economic Research. He has received more than twenty research grants, including three National Science Foundation grants. His honors also encompass the Dan and Mary Lou Schendel Best Paper Prize 2010 from the Strategic Management Journal, the University of British Columbia Faculty of Commerce Research Excellence Award, the Alfred P. Sloan Doctoral Dissertation Fellowship, and the School of Management's MBA Second Year – Teacher of the Year award.
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Phil Hicks has 'em rollin' in the aisles. Find more FFA videos at their YouTube channel.
Battle of the Bands 'Thriller'
A large, technical dance number from a group of students at the FFA Battle of the Bands.
Battle of the Bands skit: Creepin'
Battle of the Bands lipsync 'Creepin'
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Army Capt. Ashleigh Davidson speaks to the Operation Adopt a Soldier assembly at Granville High School.
Olympic wrestler in Granville
Italian Olympian Michele Luizzi speaks after a two-hour session with Granville Golden Horde wrestlers.
Trek for Hope sees great turnout
Tim Best (39.11) and Jason Taylor (40.05) took the top two places in the Trek for Hope 10K held Oct. 9 in Granville as a fundraiser for the Haynes House of Hope. A 5K was held at the same time. For more results, chekc out the Oct. 20 Granville Sentinel.


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Does Tia Mowry Want Another Baby Soon?
Tia Mowry-Hardrict has come down sick — with a case of baby fever! The 35-year-old actress already has one little tyke at home, 2-year-old Cree, but we have a hunch that she might be looking to make him a big brother sooner rather than later!
First, twin sister and fellow young mother Tamera Mowry-Housley said she has "a feeling" the stork might be visiting both her and her sister's home in the foreseeable future. "Mark my words," she told HipHollywood, "my sister and I might be pregnant together. It's not that we planned it this way. I just feel it. It's weird."
While neither sister has announced she's expecting baby No. 2 yet, Tia clearly has babies on the brain. Earlier today (April 11) she posted a photo of herself heavily pregnant with husband Cory Hardrict gently touching her baby bump. "FBF pregnant with #cree I miss those days:) xx," she captioned the sweet picture.
How much does Tia miss being pregnant? We're not sure but we hope this is a sign of things to come. Cree's such a handsome little guy we can only imagine how adorable a baby brother or sister would be!
What do you think? Are we counting our chickens or could this photo be a hint that Tia wants another baby and soon? Tell us in the comments!


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So why did indie producer Ted Hope take this dramatic turn in his career, moving from New York to San Francisco to take the executive director reins at the San Francisco Film Society? Well, first, Hope denies that he's ditching indie film production. He's simply reversing the order of the two things that matter most to him: making indie films and fighting for their future.
"First and foremost, I see this as an extension of what I've been doing: producing," Hope says. "My trajectory has been over the last five years to attempt to build a better mousetrap for indie film. Curating at the Film Society at Lincoln Center is producing. Building apps is producing. Blogging and all that is producing. This opportunity allows me to flip building an indie infrastructure as my priority and producing as a hobby. By no means will I give up the projects I've nurtured. I'm in the process of finding partners on all my projects. I won't be able to do the hands-on day-to-day work. You'll continue to see my blogging and social media presence."
Hope sees his new role at SFSS as a missionary calling. "When asked," he says, "How could I not serve?" A few years ago, Hope says, before Graham Leggat, the SFSS was just its annual film festival. But Leggat built it into something more that Hope wants to build on, reaching out to the Bay Area film community and Silicon Valley. Also, Massachusetts-born Hope says that New York isn't the same place he moved to in 1982 from Portland, Oregon, where he had done research for the Oregon State Public Interest Research Group.
And Hope admits that while his earnings from producing films has declined steadily over the past five years, his salary at the SFFS "is consistent with that income drop." That said, Hope was never in it for the money and was happy to profit handsomely from his avocation during the good years.
Hope has championed the work of such directors as Todd Solondz, Michel Gondry, Nicole Holocener and Ang Lee, among others. His goal was always ambitious: "To make a movie that couldn't be ignored, that would have cultural influence." What happened since the economic crash of 2008? "Very few people had the privilege to do that," he says. Those movies became impossibly difficult to make. "No systems supported it," he says. There were no more overhead deals to allow him to dream large, to cushion the flops. "There's an abundance of good movies," he says. "But the great movies don't get made."


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I got the last one...wooohooo
I'd been looking for such a tool, so that I'd not damage any of the fancy bike components (new to carbon bikes) and this tool fits the bill. It does exactly what it's supposed to do; tighten bolts at the recommended torque rating. My LBS uses the Bontrager and I thought of getting that unit, but it only had the one hex head, where this one has 3, but I could find hex heads for cheap though. I probably would've purchased the BR unit if I had not found this one at such a steal of a price; 60 or 70% off, which was dirt cheap and less than the BR.
The first use was to properly torque my seat (carbon seat post to carbon frame) and when it reached 5nm there was a very distinctive click and it did not allow me tighten any further, which is one of the best features of the tool - fool proof. I only wished it had a place to store the other 2 hex heads.
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Good tool. You'll know when you're at 5nm, it's not just a small click. Like the extra bits that come with it.
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You must first file a complaint in the superior court in the county you ex-boyfriend lives in. Go to your local library and review a book called the Rules of Civil Procedure. In that book you will find some forms that you can use as a model for drafting your complaint. However, you might want to hire an attorney to simple prepare the complaint for you, which you will file and represent yourself in court, if that is your intent. If you prepare the complaint yourself, be sure to attach a copy of the promissory note to the complaint; not the original. Next, contact the clerk of court to determine how much the filing fee is, how many copies you need to file, and if there is a required designation/cover sheet. Comply with all those requirements. Make at least one extra copy of the complaint. The court will time stamp it, and you will retain it for your records. What happens next really depends on your ex. Once he is served, he will have a date certain by which his response is due to the court. If he fails to respond in a timely manner, you can file a motion for default. Again, refer the Rules of Civil Procedure for a form. If he does answer, you will either have to go to trial, and prove that you are entitled to judgment, or you could file a motion for summary judgment, such a motion is too complex to discuss in this forum. There is also the chance that your ex will consent to an agree judgment entry. Once, you have your judgment, go back to the clerk's office and determine if it has proscribed forms for garnishments. If not, check with a local legal supply store, you should be able to find a garnishment form kit. Fill out the forms, and file them with the court in the necessary number of copies, again plus one so you have a copy for your file, and pay the necessary fee. Determine if the court will serve the ex's employer or if you must make service. If it is up to you, send it by certified mail, and file the necessary notice with the court. Payments will be sent from the employer to the clerk of courts, and the clerk will send you payments roughly once a month. Those are the basics. Good luck.
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Before members of the state parole board had a chance to speak Don Nichols made his opinion known.
"Just for the record I don't think you people have got the courage to stand up to the media. Even if you weren't fascist to begin with. That's all I have to say," Nichols said.
He then abruptly walked out.
Nichols is serving 85 years for the 1984 kidnapping Olympic bi-athlete Kari Swenson and killing one of the men attempting to rescue her outside of Big Sky in southwest Montana.
Nichols and his son Dan abducted her while she was jogging and planned to make her Dan's bride.
Former Gallatin County Sheriff John Onstad recounted what happened during hearing.
"When he got a hold of Kari he chained her up and took her up a steep mountain side and when he got her where he was going he chained her to a tree. Later on he wrote well it was just a small chain. I submit to you the vehicle to take a person's liberty and freedom is not a small chain," Onstad said.
Swenson was at the hearing with her family coming face to face with her abductor for the first time in almost three decades.
She spoke to the board and said Don and his son Dan will always be a threat to society.
Robert Swenson, Kari's father, also addressed the board and said he believes Nichols is incapable of rejoining society.
"He has never accepted responsibility for what he did. Everything he has said everything he has done has been anti-social and in his mind he hates civilization," Robert Swenson said.
Nichols will remain in prison until his next parole hearing in April 2017.
According to parole board members Nichols discharge date is April 16, 2030.
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January 04, 2013 06:18 AM by Donna W. Martin
On tonight's episode of Project Runway All Stars, the final four designers paid tribute to the US Armed Forces by creating custom, special event garments. Who rose to the challenge? Who failed to impress? Take the jump to find out.
The night started when the designers met Carolyn on the deck of the Intrepid. She introduced this week's guests, four female veterans and explained this week's challenge. The designers were asked to create custom garments for the four female guest veterans to wear to special events and the veterans would be this week's models.
Carolyn told the designers that the judges would look at how well they worked with their veteran to create a custom design specifically for their special event.
The designers had 30 minutes to meet their veteran, learn about the event they would be attending, and sketch their designs.
Joshua's veteran was Captain Leslie Nicole Smith, US Army. Captain Smith had a prosthetic leg but that didn't deter her from asking Joshua to design a short dress and she loved leopard print. She said she would be attending a formal military event to honor the nation's veterans.
Anthony Ryan's veteran was Officer Donna Barrios, US Air Force. Officer Barrios' event was her 40th birthday and she wanted a long strapless dress for the occasion and asked that her boobs be hidden.
Emilio's veteran was Petty Officer First Class Lisa Dalhouse, US Navy. She said her event was her best friend's bachelorette party in Las Vegas. She wanted something fun, short, and preferably yellow.
Uli's veteran was Corporal Jessica Lord, US Marines. Her event was a friend's wedding. She said her favorite color is purple and wanted a long dress much like the one Uli was wearing.
With sketches in hand, the designers were off to Mood where they had a budget of $150 and 30 minutes to shop for fabric. Emilio wanted to find a fabric that had the "wow factor" for Vegas, and Uli struggled to find a nice print in purple. The designers finished their shopping and then it was back to the workroom.
Joshua decided on a black and white print but thought it was too graphic so he decided to dye it. Emilio chose yellow fabric and decided on a design that had no glitz and wasn't too flashy. Uli was going for a long flowing dress, and Anthony Ryan was just terrified.
Joanna Coles came into the workroom and looked at the designers' works in progress. She told Anthony Ryan he should consider a one shoulder or strap for support. She told Uli it looked like she was designing the same dress she was wearing. She liked Emilio's short, flirty, yellow dress but questioned whether he could pull it off. And she told Joshua he seemed to have the wind beneath his wings. As she was leaving, she told all the designers she was impressed with all their designs but told them to remember that this is a competition.
Then it was time for model fittings. Uli's dress fit and needed very little alteration. However, Emilio needed to create a new top for his dress. Anthony Ryan discussed the need for a strap and his veteran agreed. But Joshua could not fit his model because his design wasn't ready at that time. Then the models leave and the designers get back to work.
At the end of the night, the designers go back to their hotel room and reflect on the season. Anthony Ryan realized the final four designers left in the competition had finished second in their season except for him. He had a brief OMG moment, and then they toasted themselves as the final four and were off to bed.
The next day, they had 2 hours to wrap it up and finish their garments. Emilio realized he had to reconfigure his entire dress and Anthony Ryan tried to figure out if the illusion of the waist was going to work on his dress.
Then the models came back in for the final fitting. Anthony Ryan's waist still wasn't quite right so he drew it in. Joshua's veteran loved her dress and he made an outfit for her service dog as well.
After hair and makeup, it was time to hit the runway. After the veterans walked the runway, the judges spoke to the designers and their veteran about their garments.
Joshua was up first. Guest judge, actress and designer, Katie Holmes said the dress is beautiful, it feels comfortable, and feels very you. Guest judge, designer Carmen Marc Valvo asked Captain Smith if she purposely wanted her prosthetic shown. She said, "Yes, I'm proud of my service and my survival story."
Valvo told her he was happy she said that. Carolyn said the dress was very flattering. Isaac agreed but said he's like to have seen the dog in something a bit more glamorous, especially because the dog's name was also Isaac. And Georgina said she loved the illusion of breaking up the animal print.
Emilio was up next. Holmes said she loved the color and that it looked fun for the event. Georgina said it looked beautiful but asked if he had used two different fabrics. Emilio said it was all the same fabric but the top was fused, which gave it a slightly lighter shade. Georgina said, "It looks like a mistake, like you ran out of fabric."
Carolyn said she loved the back of Uli's dress and that it had a beautiful shape. Georgina said it was very smart making the dress feel so secure and that the high low hemline feels very free; it feels like you could have a good time in the dress. Isaac said he loved the shadowy effect around the bust line. Holmes and Valvo agreed.
Carolyn said Anthony Ryan's design and veteran looked lovely but she felt hidden. Officer Barrios assured Carolyn that was the way she wanted it. When Carolyn asked why, Barrios said she was a bit curvier than she liked and wanted to hide the weight. Carolyn said, "That's my issue with the dress, you look hidden…and the bust is not so flattering…you should rock them."
Georgina said she would like to have seen Barrios' body show up a bit more. And Holmes suggested the strap be beaded and fun. Isaac said, "I love the spirit of this. It's not the most flattering thing but it feels fresh and young."
Then Carolyn dismissed everyone so the judges could make their final decisions. They agreed Joshua and Uli had the two strongest designs and then argued over who should go home between Anthony Ryan and Emilio. With the final decision made, Carolyn called the designers back to the runway.
Carolyn called Joshua and Uli. She said, "One of you is this week's winner…and that designer is…Katie will you do the honors?"
"Joshua," Katie said.
Carolyn said his dress was perfect for Leslie's military event. Then she told Uli she was safe and could also leave the runway.
Then she said, "Emilio, we loved the color but the execution was off. We expect perfection."
"Anthony Ryan, your fabric choice felt fresh and young but we wish you would have celebrated your client's curves more." Carolyn said. "A real Project Runway All Star has to design for all body types."
"Anthony Ryan, you are safe."
Then there was a shocking twist. Carolyn said, "Emilio, you are also safe. This is the first time we have no reason to eliminate any of you." She added, "But don't get too comfortable. We're down to the best of the best."
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As the Cardinals tried to make sense of their plight on Monday in the wake of a record-setting defeat a day earlier, dispirited fans vented their anger at the loss and discontent with the team across social media.
Most demanded immediate changes and railed against coach Ken Whisenhunt, expressing doubt in his ability to turn the team around.
But while fans may want fast action, team President Michael Bidwill vowed not to make a "rush decision."
The Cardinals' 58-0 debacle in Seattle was the franchise's worst margin of defeat and extended the team's losing streak to nine games — longer than any skid since 1944, when the Cardinals and Steelers franchises had to be combined because of World War II. This season's plummet to new lows is double tough to take because of the team's surprising 4-0 start.
Injuries and a lack of depth — and perhaps a lack of talent — have conspired against the Cardinals, whose sellout streak at the University of Phoenix Stadium is in jeopardy on Sunday when the Detroit Lions come to town.
Fan anger and worse, apathy, may soon become painfully evident.
Amid the cleanup effort of the historic loss, Whisenhunt faced all the tough questions on Monday at the team's Tempe training facility.
About his future. About whether his team meekly laid down in Seattle. About his staff, his quarterbacks and his communication with the front office.
And then, finally, so did Bidwill, who had been noticeably quiet during the team's demoralizing run of defeats.
The takeaway was simple: Whisenhunt will remain as the head coach for the rest of the season.
Bidwill said he would not make a decision on Whisenhunt's future with the club beyond that until after the season.
He didn't rule anything else out, though.
And he said the reported $5.5 million the club would owe Whisenhunt in the final year of his contract would not be a factor.
"I know there's a lot of emotion around what happened (Sunday)," Bidwill said. "But I don't intend to make any decisions based on emotion. I've been evaluating things as they've been going on all along, (and) expect to continue doing that.
"And I want to have the ability to look at a complete set of facts when I evaluate what went wrong and what went right. I also want to make sure when we look at things going forward and that we do what's in the best interest of the team.
"And that means getting ready for each game, week in and week out. That means getting ready for the Detroit Lions, who will be here Sunday to play us."
It was something that Bidwill had to do, and it was overdue.
Bidwill had not agreed to interview requests from The Arizona Republic or other media outlets in recent weeks.
It also said everything about the state of affairs in the Valley's sports scene that the owner of the Suns, Robert Sarver, and the president of the Cardinals had to address questions about their head coaches on the same day.
The Suns are enduring their longest losing streak in almost nine years.
These are indeed dog days.
"Obviously, it's very disappointing the way it's gone, and (Sunday's) loss was extremely disappointing, unacceptable," Bidwill said. "It's one of those things, I think, people inside this building and outside this building, our fans, and me are living and dying with each one of these losses, and it's extremely hard to watch.
"I know we can do better."
Bidwill is in a tough spot, forgetting financial equations for the moment.
Even if he believes Whisenhunt can — and is willing to — make changes to his staff and the roster to clean up the mess, Bidwill will have to convince a skeptical fan base that he's the right man.
The Cardinals have sold out every game at their new stadium since the glistening dome opened in the West Valley in 2006. Right now, the chances of that streak snapping look a lot better than the odds of the team's losing streak ending.
Bidwill said he will evaluate everything, top to bottom, after the season ends, regardless of what the Cardinals do in their last three games.
"Not making a rush decision is the right way to go, having a chance to evaluate away from the week-in-and-week-out preparation of what went right and what went wrong," he said.
The "what went wrong" and "what went right" lists are going to look a little bit like Santa's naughty and nice lists — one is a lot longer, and it isn't the good one.
For the Cardinals, it includes missed evaluations of talent on the offensive line and in the quarterback by Whisenhunt, his staff and the front office.
It includes a litany of injuries and a lack of quality depth to compensate for them. It includes a misconception that because the team eked out seven wins in its last nine games last season, including a 4-0 record in overtime, that everything was going to be OK.
It wasn't.
"I think when you've lost nine in a row, there's plenty of responsibility to spread around," Bidwill said. "Obviously, injuries have been a factor. But I think even with that, we expected a much different season than what we've got going on right now."
In the end, the toughest question that Bidwill and Whisenhunt will have to confront is whether the team quit on the coach on Sunday in Seattle.
"There are always going to be one or two guys, no matter what, because of how the play goes that it may look like they're not (trying)," Whisenhunt said. "But it wasn't effort. It was technique.
"You have to give Seattle credit, they played hard. But we had more mistakes defensively than we've had this whole year, and when you go against a team like that, you can't do that.
"But looking at the tape, it wasn't effort. It was mistakes and not making plays."
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DES MOINES, Iowa - Alysia Montano (800 meters) and David Torrence (1500 meters) both advanced in their respective races at the USA Senior Outdoor Track & Field Championships Thursday, while Torie Owers placed in both the women's shot put and hammer at the USA junior meet at Drake Stadium.
Montano, a four-time USA champion at 800 meters who placed fifth in the event at last summer's Olympic Games, posted the fastest qualifying time, crossing the line in 2:01.96 to advance to Friday's semifinals. Torrence earned the ninth and final spot in Saturday's men's 1500-meter final with his qualifying time of 3:41.70. He edged Patrick Casey by 0.003 of a second to advance.
Owers, who completed her freshman year at Cal this past spring, was eighth in the shot put with a best effort of 47-5.25, while she took 11th in the hammer with a mark of 166-8. In addition, Cody Bickham finished 13th in the men's discus with a PR throw of 166-0. His previous best was 165-9 from a meet in Salinas on April 12.
In addition, 2013 graduate Amanda Hunter placed 11th in the triple jump at the senior meet with a wind-aided 40-6.75 mark, and volunteer assistant coach Nkosinza Balumbu took ninth in the men's triple jump at 53-8.50.
The USA senior championships serve as the selection event for the Team USA roster for the IAAF World Championships set for Aug. 10-18 in Moscow, Russia. Top finishers in the junior meet will compete at the Pan Am Junior Championships Aug. 23-25 in Medellin, Columbia.
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Since 1988, the number of females in postbaccalaureate programs has exceeded the number of males. Between 2002 and 2012, the number of full-time male postbaccalaureate students increased by 28 percent, compared with a 42 percent increase in the number of full-time female postbaccalaureate students. Among part-time postbaccalaureate students, the number of males increased by 8 percent and the number of females increased by 13 percent.The percentage of American college students who are Hispanic, Asian/Pacific Islander, Black, and American Indian/Alaska Native has been increasing. From 1976 to 2012, the percentage of Hispanic students rose from 4 percent to 15 percent, the percentage of Asian/Pacific Islander students rose from 2 percent to 6 percent, the percentage of Black students rose from 10 percent to 15 percent, and the percentage of American Indian/Alaska Native students rose from 0.7 to 0.9 percent. During the same period, the percentage of White students fell from 84 percent to 60 percent.
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I went today and I have to say that was worth it in my opinion. Though I was never alive when he was, I was lucky to have parents who are huge Beatles and John Lennon fans, so I grew up around his music and message of peace.
For those of you in or going to Japan, the Museum is in Saitama, the stop to get there to be exact is Saitama-Shintoshin. That takes you directly to the building it's in (which is outside the station gates). It's open from 11am-18pm (6pm) but it's closed on Tuesdays. It's about 1,300 yen to get in (1,000 if you are a High School or College student, your school ID is required to get the discount).
Sadly, there is no pictures allowed in the museum (otherwise I would post them) but if you are ever in the Tokyo area, hop a train and head to the Saitama-Shintoshin stop, I thought it was worth it and enjoyed every minute of it.


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June 08, 2009 11:00 AM by Britteny Elrick
Recently, chef Gordon Ramsay of Hell's Kitchen made an appearance at the Good Food and Wine show in Melbourne, Australia. While he was there, Ramsay reportedly went on a tirade against Tracy Grimshaw, a high-profileAustralian journalist, in an obscenely sexist rant that shocked the audience. We knew this guy had a mouth on him, but we didn't know it was this bad…
According to a report at news.com.au:
The putrid tirade against Tracy Grimshaw â⬔ which included references to her looks and sexuality and depictions of her as a pig â⬔ shocked audiences who went to see the celebrity chef at the Good Food and Wine Show in Melbourne, Australia. Ramsay told an audience of several thousand people that Grimshaw was "a lesbian."
When the crowd reacted with gasps, he said: "What? I'm not saying she's a dâ⬔," using a slur for gay women. Ramsay also showed a picture of a woman â⬔ who appeared to be naked â⬔ on her hands and knees with the features of a pig and multiple breasts. "That's Tracy Grimshaw," he told the audience. "I had an interview with her yesterday. Holy crap. She needs to see Simon Cowell's Botox doctor."
Ramsay â⬔ who later dismissed the comments as a joke â⬔ went on with more innuendos about Grimshaw's sexual preference and activities. The crude remarks did not impress Channel Nine chief executive David Gyngell, who phoned Ramsay to tell him they were inappropriate and that he had gone too far.
Women's groups also expressed their disgust, saying it was wrong that Ramsay was making money by comparing women to animals. Melinda Tankard Reist, from Women's Forum Australia, said Ramsay's sponsors should dump him and he should leave Australia. "Ramsay's sexist and demeaning actions are offensive to every Australian woman," Reist said. "Why should he get paid for depicting a woman as an animal and publicly deriding her looks? He shouldn't be making money through the verbal abuse of women.
"Gordon Ramsay is no longer welcome here. The sponsors of his trip should immediately remove their support and send him packing." LG, a major sponsor of the Good Food and Wine Show, declined comment on the incident. Ramsay appeared on Nine's "A Current Affair" and was interviewed by Tracy Grimshaw on Friday night. During the interview, he commented on Grimshaw's facial mole, asking: "Is that a wart? It looks like your little sister's on your lip." Grimshaw appeared to take that remark well.
A spokeswoman for Ramsay said the stunt was meant in fun.
Well, it doesn't sound like that much fun to me.
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I think that Gordon Ramsey might do well to go back to southern India and listen to the Guru's advice to become a vegetarian because it makes you more peacful and less angry.


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Today is Friday, April 26, the 116th day of 2013. There are 249 days left in the year.
Today's highlight
On April 26, 1865, John Wilkes Booth, the assassin of President Abraham Lincoln, was surrounded by federal troops near Port Royal, Va., and killed. (Just before dying, Booth looked at his hands and gasped, "Useless, useless.")
On this date
In 1986, a major nuclear accident occurred at the Chernobyl plant in Ukraine (then part of the Soviet Union).
Today's birthdays
Movie composer Francis Lai ("Love Story") is 81. Actress-comedian Carol Burnett is 80. Rhythm-and-blues singer Maurice Williams is 75. Songwriter-musician Duane Eddy is 75. Singer Bobby Rydell is 71. Rock musician Gary Wright is 70. Actress Nancy Lenehan is 60. Actor Giancarlo Esposito is 55. Rock musician Roger Taylor (Duran Duran) is 53. Actress Joan Chen is 52. Rock musician Chris Mars is 52. Actor-singer Michael Damian is 51. Actor Jet Li is 50. Rock musician Jimmy Stafford (Train) is 49. Actor-comedian Kevin James is 48. United States Poet Laureate Natasha Trethewey is 47. Actress Marianne Jean-Baptiste is 46. Country musician Joe Caverlee (Yankee Grey) is 45. Rapper T-Boz (TLC) is 43. Country musician Jay DeMarcus (Rascal Flatts) is 42. Country musician Michael Jeffers (Pinmonkey) is 41. Rock musician Jose Pasillas (Incubus) is 37. Actor Jason Earles is 36. Actor Leonard Earl Howze is 36. Actor Tom Welling is 36. Actor Pablo Schreiber is 35. Actor Nyambi Nyambi is 34. Actress Jordana Brewster is 33. Actress Stana Katic is 33. Actress Marnette Patterson is 33. Actor Channing Tatum is 33. Actor Aaron Weeks is 27.
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by Anthony Kaufman
Yesterday morning, the offices of October Films were ringing with congratulations
over the acquisition of Don McKeller's directorial debut "Last Night." Producers
of the film at Canadian production company, Rhombus Media, received a slew of
similar phone calls. This was before the two parties even officially met to talk
about a deal.
"It's a good rumor," said Niv Fichman, who runs Rhombus along with V.P. Daniel Iron,
"but it's not confirmed." Although Fichman concedes that there's "pretty
significant interest" and that "they are in the thick of things," nothing is in
writing -- yet. "Certainly, by the end of the festival," said Fichman yesterday
afternoon, who recounted the above story.
Rhombus Media also produced Francois Girard's "Thirty-two Short Films about
Glenn Gould," as well as the Quebecoise's Toronto fest opener, "The Red Violin,"
both films scripted by McKeller. "The Red Violin" is also up for sale in the
United States and Fichman said, "Like 'Last Night', we're in serious discussions
and will hopefully know by the end of the festival." Rhombus is also known
internationally for producing music projects -- their PBS aired "Yo-yo Ma:
Inspired by Bach," just won 2 Emmys for Best Musical Program and Best Visual
About October, Fichman said, "They're a great company and we've always wanted
to work with them." According to Fichman, Rhombus's relationship with October
Films's president Bingham Ray goes back to "Glen Gould", of which the US distrib
was a fan. But "Glen Gould" eventually went to Samuel Goldwyn. Now, perhaps,
the two companies will have a chance to work together.
"Last Night" played to much applause at its Cannes debut earlier this year, in
the Director's Fortnight section. Part of the "2000 Seen By. . ." series, ten
films about the turning of the millennium which includes works from Hal Hartley,
Alain Berliner, and Walter Salles, McKellar's film is the wry, uniquely Canadian
entry in the collection about two strangers spending their last hours on earth
before Armageddon. After the successful French screening, the film sold to
roughly 10 territories, but US distribs either didn't see the film, said Fichman,
or felt it wise to see how the pic would play to North American audiences here
in Toronto.
At the opening of Toronto's Canadian Perspectives section, the reaction to "Last
Night" was extremely positive with a massive ovation. McKellar is on
the cover of numerous magazines here and his film is on everyone's buzz list.
Now, in addition to distribs who caught the film at Cannes, a number of additional
distributors are gaining interest in the film. Said Fichman, "This is the positive
side of the American buzz system."
With two prominent films here, "The Red Violin" and "Last Night" up for grabs
for US distribs, Rhombus is looking to do some serious business. A recent
developement, said Fichman, is that one company made an offer for both films.
Now the Canadian company, has to decide whether to go with a package or let
each of the films fend for itself. "Going with one company can maximixe Don's
potential and Don can do a lot of promotion for both films, and they do come
from the same place, from us and from Don," but contends Fichman, "I don't
think that's absolutely a crucial factor in the release of these two films."
"The Red Violin" has one more industry screening this afternoon, so Fichman
noted that it's likely no official announcement will be made until both films
have been viewed by all those who need to see them. "It's a fluke that a small
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Danny R. Elbert - May 15, 2009
Danny R. Elbert was born May 22, 1967 in Emporia, Kan. to Corky and Deanna Elbert.
After high school Danny was employed by IBP in Emporia then transferred to a plant in Nebraska.
Danny then became employed at Sargent Irrigation in Grant, Neb. where he worked for 10 years until becoming ill in November 2008.
Danny was married twice resulting in two children and a stepson.
In April 2009 Danny decided to move home to Kansas to spend the rest of his time with his brother's family.
He died May 15, 2009 at the age of 41 years.
Danny was preceded in death by his father Raymond (Corky) Elbert, mother Deanna Ogle and grandmother, Geneva Smith Elbert.
He is survived by one daughter Alexandria Lynn Elbert, 18; one son Samuel Ray Elbert, 16; one stepson Vincent Gregory Rodriguez, 12, all of Georgia; one brother David Lynn Elbert, one nephew Bradley David Elbert; two nieces Emily Nicole Elbert and Courtney Michelle Elbert of Americus; one aunt Kay Raketty of Wesport, Wash. and two step-parents Diana Solis and Kenneth Ogle of Emporia.
Cremation was chosen with a private family service at a later date.
Memorials may be given to the American Cancer Society.
Roberts-Blue-Barnett Funeral Home of Emporia was in charge of the arrangements.
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TUSCALOOSA, Ala. - Six Alabama players earned player of the week honors following the Crimson Tide's 41-30 victory at No. 3 Georgia, head coach Nick Saban announced Monday after the staff had a chance to grade film from Saturday's game.
John Parker Wilson, Julio Jones and Roy Upchurch were recognized on offense. Wilson completed 13-of-16 passes for 205 yards with one touchdown and no interceptions. He set Alabama's career passing yardage record in the second half and was also named the SEC Offensive Player of the Week. Jones led all receivers with five catches for 94 yards with one touchdown. All five of his catches went for first downs and he now leads the Crimson Tide with 226 yards on 16 catches and four receiving touchdowns. Upchurch had six carries for 18 yards and a TD on the ground while also coming up with two big catches for 51 yards. His 29-yard catch and run in the fourth quarter set up UA's final touchdown and was also the catch that put Wilson into the record books as the school's all-time leading passer.
On defense, Rolando McClain and Rashad Johnson were the team's top two players in terms of production points Saturday. McClain had seven tackles (six solo), a tackle for loss and two pass break-ups according to the coaches. He leads the team with 34 tackles on the season. Johnson was credited with seven tackles (three solo) by the UA coaching staff. He is second on the team with 26 stops this year and is tied for first with seven pass break-ups.
Leigh Tiffin was the team's top specialist as he connected on both field goal attempts (34 and 26 yards) and all five extra point attempts. He is 8-of-10 this year on field goals and 21-of-21 on extra points.
McClain has been named a player of the week by the coaches four times this season (Clemson, Tulane, Arkansas & Georgia). Glen Coffee is next with three selections (Clemson, Western Kentucky & Arkansas). Wilson, Johnson, Tiffin, Upchurch, Andre Smith, Javier Arenas and Chris Rogers have each earned the honor twice.


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For those of you who aren't familiar, CSA's are a great way to healthy, sustainable, local eating. CSA's, for "Community Supported Agriculture," operate as a direct, farmer to consumer operation. A farm gives out a certain amount of shares each season – you can usually sign up for a full or half share – and then an assortment of fresh produce gets delivered weekly.
Search around for a farm that is best for you as they all put together different assortments. Some provide strictly vegetables while others will throw in farm-made cheese, preserves, meat, grains or whatever else they produce. CSA's not only provide fresh food and community, but also culinary adventure. You'll be exposed to great new vegetables that are local and in-season – forced to come up with delightful new dishes.
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11.31.050 Prohibition of smoking in places of employment.
A. Smoking shall be prohibited in all enclosed facilities within places of employment in the City of St. Louis except where smoking is not regulated as defined in Section 11.31.070. This includes common work areas, auditoriums, classrooms, conference and meeting rooms, private offices, elevators, hallways, medical facilities, cafeterias, employee lounges, stairs, restrooms, vehicles, and all other enclosed facilities.
B. This prohibition on smoking shall be communicated to all existing employees by the effective date of the ordinance codified in this chapter and to all prospective employees upon their application for employment.
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This ordinance does not apply to private offices is that what you are saying??? The facts a business tenant rents space in a commercial building. Is the business tenant within his space of business effected by this ordinance. Can he spoke in his office???
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Open On-Screen Keyboard by clicking the Start button , clicking All Programs, clicking Accessories, clicking Ease of Access, and then clicking On-Screen Keyboard.
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Multiplex chain operator PVR Ltd today reported 79.89 per cent increase in consolidated net profit at Rs 13.60 crore for the first quarter ended June 30, 2013. The company had reported net profit of Rs 7.56 crore in the same period a year ago. PVR's net sales were at Rs 334.45 crore in the quarter under review, an increase of 87.24 per cent as against Rs 178.62 crore in the corresponding quarter last year, the company said in a filing to BSE.
Segment wise, its revenue from movie exhibition went up 111.46 per cent to Rs 313.08 crore, movie production and distribution declined 72.48 per cent to 6.32 crore and others went up 98.21 per cent to 18.91 crore. Total expenses of the company were at Rs 294.04 crore, an increase of 79.25 per cent as against Rs 164.03 crore in the same period last year. Meanwhile, company's shares closed at Rs 340.65 apiece on BSE, up 0.50 per cent from the previous close.


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American Idol: Kara DioGuardi Is Married
July 06, 2009 09:35 AM by Britteny Elrick
Am I the only one who didn't know American IdoljudgeKara DioGuardi was getting married? Over the holiday weekend, the grammy-nominated singer/ songwriter wed fiance Mike McCuddy in Prospect Harbor, Maine. Keep reading for full details…
The following was reported by In Touch Weekly:
Kara DioGuardiwore a Vera Wang gown for the small ceremony. The couple, who met when Mike, 34, built the house next to Kara's in Maine, got engaged in December. They exchanged vows at the United Methodist Church, across the street from her house, in front of about 30 guests.
"I feel great. What was most unbelievable about the experience was when I looked out at the church and saw all these people that were so important to me and Mike, who were there for us. It was pretty powerful. I was very emotional and I'm not somebody who breaks down and cries," Kara, 38, tells In Touch exclusively, adding that the weather even behaved. "It's been raining in Maine for 60 days. The only day that was nice was yesterday!"
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