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I just love this wig I have several wigs and this is my very favorite. It always looks good and I wear it lots.
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Allison was my 1st purchase and it is cute, rather straight, short, boyish style like my own hair. Abby was 3rd purchase and it is not really curly but fuller and has shape and more personality. This wig would take you anywhere. I bought the new color 56/60A called Angel Wings. Love the lite gray with a little brown mixed in lightly. Almost matches my hair. Easy care, easy style and up to date. PW's wigs do not look "wiggy" and do not itch. This is a winner. Do not hesitate no matter what age you are.
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This was lovely in the catalog and just as great in person. I wish I could wear this style, however, I am too heavy-set for such short hair as it accenuates my round face. I have settled on the fact that I need longer hair. I love the feathered style and the 56/60A color was beautiful. I am returning it for a longer style. I hope I could find one as nice in a medium lenth.
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(NEW YORK) Ralph Lauren's Spring 2010 collection offered a resplendent hope for the future this afternoon. The designer unpacked the notion of "hard times," focusing on the diligence and integrity of the farmers, cowboys, and pioneer housewives. Loose denim overalls, denim western jackets and daisy cotton dresses were at once finely detailed, soft, elegant and sensibly comfortable. Bringing the prairie to the runway, the pieces elevated the working class attire, beautifying a sector that is often dismissed, especially in the fashion world. As the collection progressed, silk and chiffon took the place of cotton in the laborer's wardrobe, again underscoring the sophistication and classic beauty of those who literally lend their hand to ameliorate American during grim economic times.


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Alameda >Manicures & Pedicures > La Princesse Salon & Spa Llc
1901 Encinal Ave, Alameda, CA | Directions 9450137.767198 -122.254598
Mon - Sat, 9am - 7pm; Sun, 10am - 5pm
NOT coming back! – So it was last week when I went to this place. Sure, it looks all pretty, BUT the service is not. I was greeted and was told to sit and wait for my appt. Yes, I had the same experience as the lady below me. I had an appt. with Linda (the owner). She was with another client (consulting?), anyway, I waited over 15 minutes while she finished up. How much does she care about great/excellent customer svc? I think not much. Anyway, I got tired of waiting. After all, an appt. is to save time of waiting. So anyway, I got my hair cut, but I guess she was in a rush and did not listen to what I wanted. She cut however she wanted and I was displeased. I just told her to stop and paid and left. I heard her staff speak in Vietnamese too; they may have said something about me. I got an unfriendly feeling from them. Will not come back or reccomend to anyone.
I forgot to mention that one should look on yahoo local reviews, too. It will be helpful in determining where to go and what places are not worth the time.
Worse place to have an appointment – I was on time for my first appointment with Linda Pham. She was working on another client when I arrived. Why bother with appointment. She finally got to me 20 minutes later. She cut my hair unevenly and promised to fix it after my manicure/pedicure. She kept me sitting with my wet hair and went to chat with another client. After 30 minutes, I left without manicure/pedicure, hair fixed.
No a place for me. By the way, Linda Pham is the owner of the Salon.
Dear Customer,
We are terribly sorry for the long wait of receiving your hair cut from our hair stylist.
We just want to write a quick note to apologize for the above. We realized we have caused you an inconvenience. As a small gesture in appreciation of your patience in this matter, we like to give you a free manicure/pedicure certificate. Please respond back with your name and address and we will be happy to mail you the certificate. By the way, Linda is NOT the owner of the salon.
Please accept our sincere apologies,
la Princesse Salon and Spa
La Princesse has it all - does it all! – I'm a fairly new customer to this establishment (May 2007), but I have already received several of their services: brow shaping (tweezing), lip wax, bikini wax, makeup application for special occasion, lash extensions, and Brazilian wax. I've been happy and satisfied with all of the services mentioned. Both Linda and Jenny are friendly, professional and thorough -- I don't feel like I'm being rushed in my treatments nor are products forced upon me. I'm looking forward to trying more of their services which range from hair to nails to face and body. Take a look at their website and you'll see for yourself the wide range of services to choose from. I'm glad I came across La Princesse and I will (and have) recommend them to friends and family!
Worth the trip to Alameda – I have been going to La Princesse for almost 2 years now. I enjoyed the convenience of a fantastic salon when I lived in Alameda and still make the trek even after moving to the Oakland Hills. Linda worked wonders for my hair and introduced me to waxing. Everyone is so professional and truly seem to love what they do. Prices are high but reasonable for an upscale salon and surely worth it. Try them out and you'll find your perfect salon.
Highly Recommended! – I have been a client of John for several years. He is the only hairstylist I can trust to cut my hair. Even though it is a long way for me to travel to Alameda for my hair appointment, it is well worthy. (I went to other salons after John left his previous one. It was a disater and my hair was a mess.)
Additionally, John never use any pressure to sell you anything and is always eager to help with your request.
Highly recommend him and the salon.
Best hair-cut in Alameda – La Princesse in Alameda is the place to go for a good hair-cut. I always request Linda Pham. She does an excellent job and is very personable. Linda has been cutting my hair since 1998 and I always request her. I have not used the other services at La Princesse, but I get a consistently good hair-cut each time. The staff is friendly, the interior is bright and parking is easy to find. Accept no substitutes - ask for Linda Pham!
Need an excellent Manicurist? – Then Jenny Thuong Tran at La Princesse is the one to see, Jenny is amazing, everywhere else I have been the pepole end up burning me, I have very thin nails and they are very sensitive, but with Jenny, I rearly feel anything, she is the best maincurist I have ever been to, and believe me I've been to a lot!
Jenny you are AWESOME!!!!!
Great Brazilian Wax; ask for Jenny Thuong Tran – If you've ever thought about getting a Brazilian Wax but have been too afraid, I recommend you have it at La Princesse Spa with Jenny Thuong Tran. I was apprehensive about getting one at first. But now I have one on a regular basis. It is a little painful but very worth it. Jenny makes you feel very comfortable, is thorough and professional. I had no bumps or in grown hairs afterwards. When the hair grows back it is more fine and soft, not coarse. I would recommend Jenny for any service, she is great! My boyfriend really liked her work too!!
Great Service, very thorough and accommodating. – The staff was very friendly, professional and thorough with my beauty treatments. Jen was excellent with all the services she performed for me. I would definitely recommend this place to my family and friends. You might pay just a bit more, but it's totally worth it for the service you receive. The shop is well-kept, clean and classy. Treat yourself like I did. You'll love it!!
Simply the BEST – I love this place. I've had manicures, pedicures, hair cut and style, waxing, facials--and I can't remember what else--at this salon. The services are fabulous. The staff are friendly and talented. In particular, I've gotten the best waxing I've ever had here (and I've been getting my legs waxed for 15 years, so I've experienced more than a few salons). I brought my mother and sister in; they were very impressed. Did I mention that I love this place?
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N applied in spring creates grass glut
By DUANE DAILEY
The story punch line comes first when Rob Kallenbach talks about applying nitrogen fertilizer to pastures in spring.
"Don't do it! Spring nitrogen doesn't make economic sense."
Then, the University of Missouri Extension forage specialist backs up to spell out all of the reasons not to spur an overabundance of grass growth in the part of the cool-season grass cycle, when most pastures grow more grass than the cow herd can handle.
Herd owners coming out of a long, hard winter of feeding hay will be tempted to think about increasing grass growth. It's true that each pound of nitrogen spread on a pasture will make another 25 pounds of grass. But, the response isn't immediate. Applied when pasture are bare, nitrogen takes six to eight weeks to grow the grass. That adds more forage at a time when the spring growth cycle peaks naturally.
"It's rare that we don't have enough grass from mid-April through June," Kallenbach says. "And, if there is not enough grass, it's because there isn't enough rain. Adding N in a drought won't make more grass."
In a normal year, added N makes forage that becomes a problem to harvest. The cows can't eat it all. And May is a difficult month to make quality hay.
Adding nitrogen for plant growth makes agronomic sense, but it doesn't make economic sense. "Applying N in spring was never a good idea," Kallenbach says. "The last few years, with high fertilizer costs, it makes even less sense."
There's a second big reason not to use nitrogen now. "When you fertilize in spring, clover doesn't have a chance," the specialist adds.
When overseeing legumes into a pasture, you want to reduce competition from grass to allow the tiny clover plants to become established. That means keeping the paddocks grazed down. With added grass growth, cows can't keep up. Legumes are shaded out.
Kallenbach isn't against fertilizing pastures. If the soil tests show a need, phosphorus, potassium, and lime can be added anytime. "There's not a day of the year when you shouldn't spread fertilizer, if it's needed," he says.
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• Spring is not the right time to apply nitrogen fertilizer to pastures.
• A slow N response adds forage at spring's grass growth peak.
• Application of nitrogen suppresses legume growth.
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For the best economic return, nitrogen should be applied mid-August to boost the fall growth cycle. Fall growth is not as plentiful as spring growth. Boosting fall grass helps even out the grazing over the whole growing season.
The second-best time for an N application is about May 20. That gives the fertility time to add grazing into the summer slump of cool-season-grasses.
Graziers using the grazing wedge to track the dry-matter production in all of the paddocks are now using strategic placement of nitrogen to keep paddocks at expected growth rates.
Nitrogen can help fine-tune management-intensive grazing systems. Still, applying nitrogen when it is not needed just adds to management problems, and adds costs.
"The only person who wins with misapplied nitrogen is the fuel dealer," Kallenbach says. "It takes fuel to spread it. Then, it takes more diesel to run the brush hog to cut it down."
"I'd not be a good Extension person if I didn't urge getting a soil test before applying fertilizer," Kallenbach concludes. "That will pay."
MAP and DAP add nitrogen
Rob Kallenbach does not advocate mixing legume seed with fertilizer for spring seeding. "That's a self-defeating deal," says the University of Missouri Extension forage specialist. "Fertilized grass will crowd out the legume seedlings."
It used to be simpler to apply phosphate to pastures. Super phosphate had an analysis of 0-46-0. If you can find it, use it. Now, the widely available phosphate formulations add nitrogen.
DAP, the most common, contains an analysis of 18-46-0. Need it or not, you get 18 units of N with 46 units of P. If you do use a spring application when legumes are seeded, use a rate that adds only about 25 units of N. Fertilizing without the seeding, try to keep spring P rates under 60 pounds per acre.
MAP, another formulation, has an 11-52-0 analysis. This is more useful for spring applications, but is not as widely available.
For best results, Kallenbach says, hold off spreading DAP or MAP until mid-August, when the added nitrogen helps increase fall stockpile growth.
This article published in the March, 2010 edition of MISSOURI RURALIST.
All rights reserved. Copyright Farm Progress Cos. 2010.


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iiTrader Founder & Chief Market Strategist Rich Ilczyszyn reveals key levels he's watching during Thursday's session to determine whether or not gold is trying to make a bullish breakout.
Ilczyszyn's Analysis
Gold pulled back to hold a higher low at $1676.2 Wednesday night as the market chopped around.
Today, gold must move through the $1684.9 highs, which is also where a secondary trend line sits. After hitting this wall all week, futures and commodities traders will start to get jittery and look to exit longs or outright sell without a further move higher.
Still, a close above $1688 and furthermore $1696-$1698 is needed to signal a bullish breakout in gold.
Pullbacks below last night's $1676.2 and furthermore, Wednesday's $1673, will be discouraging – but only a close below the 200-day moving average at $1667 will likely cause further liquidation.
Still, a bearish reversal signaling a move to $1600 only comes into play with a close below $1642.6-$1641. A continued close above $1678-$1681 is needed to maintain momentum.
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Does having an abortion really lead to breast cancer?
No. No. No. No. No. There is no truth to this at all. It is one of those nasty myths invented by anti-choice organizations to frighten women away from having an abortion.
Two years ago, the federal government put together a team of researchers to review the many studies that have been done on this over the years. They decided that there were flaws in the studies that linked abortion and breast cancer. The best studies, including one of 1.5 million women in Denmark, have found no link between cancer and abortion none.
A friend told me that Bill OReilly said on his radio show that abortion is never needed to save a womans life. Is that true? Is abortion ever really necessary to save a womans life?
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What's wrong with having a 24-hour waiting period before abortion?
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In many areas, women's health centers that provide abortion do not operate daily, so a mandatory 24- or 48-hour delay may result in a much longer waiting period, increasing the number of later abortions. Because 87 percent of all counties in this country have no abortion providers, these requirements are especially burdensome to rural and poor women, who may not be able to take extra days off from work, travel long distances, or find appropriate child care while they are away from home.
I'm scheduled to get a D&C abortion next week. What will happen?
The more precise term for the kind of abortion you will be having is vacuum aspiration abortion. The health care provider will empty your uterus with machine-operated suction or with a hand-held device that creates suction through a syringe. D&C (dilation and curettage) refers to use of medical instruments to open the cervix or mouth of the uterus so that the uterus can be emptied dilation and the use of a narrow metal loop called a curette to clean the walls of the uterus curettage. This method is used from four to 16 weeks after a woman's last period.
Before having an abortion, a woman must sign a consent form, provide her medical history, and have laboratory tests and a physical exam. A vacuum aspiration abortion will only take 10-20 minutes, but women who have abortions in the first weeks of pregnancy are asked to rest in the recovery room for about an hour afterwards.
Most women feel pain similar to menstrual cramps. For others, abortion is more uncomfortable. Local painkillers are used, but some women opt for sedation or general anesthesia. After the abortion, a woman may have cramps and may bleed on and off for several days up to a couple of weeks. She'll receive after-care instructions and will need to schedule a follow-up appointment in two to four weeks.
If a woman says she's had a D&C, does that mean that she had an abortion?
Not necessarily. Dilation and curettage (D&C) is a procedure that involves stretching open the cervix with medication and/or instruments called dilators and then removing all or part of the uterine lining the endometrium with a spoon-shaped instrument called a curette. D&C is done for many reasons. It may be done to
- perform an abortion
- remove remains of the placenta after childbirth or miscarriage
- diagnose or rule out endometrial cancer
- diagnose or remove suspected polyps
- diagnose and treat problems with heavy or abnormal bleeding
- follow up on Pap or other tests that indicate abnormalities in the uterus
If the D&C is done to diagnose a possible abnormal condition of the uterus, the tissue removed is analyzed by a pathologist.
How accurate are pregnancy tests after abortion?
The pregnancy hormone, HCG (human chorionic gonadatropin), can remain in the body for up to 60 days after an abortion. Similarly, HCG levels can be measurable for weeks after childbirth. This can lead to pregnancy tests with false positive results for women who take home pregnancy tests.
Women who use home pregnancy tests and who are concerned that pregnancy is continuing or another pregnancy has occurred can consult their health care provider to test for the precise levels of HCG. After at least two tests, the provider will be able to tell whether the HCG is rising a continuing or new pregnancy or whether it is falling no pregnancy.
Is having an abortion emotionally and psychologically dangerous?
No. Most women feel relief after an abortion. Serious emotional problems after abortion are much less likely than they are after giving birth. But anti choice extremists make false claims about this. They want people to believe that most women who choose abortion suffer severe and long lasting emotional trauma. This is not true.
For more than 20 years, most scientific studies have found that emotional reactions to having abortion are relatively positive with two exceptions. Women who have psychological problems before the pregnancy and subsequent abortion continue to have them afterward. Also, women who have to terminate an intended pregnancy are more likely to be emotionally disturbed afterward.
Anti-choice extremists refuse to accept the facts. They insist that "post abortion trauma" is real. They hope that such terms will frighten women away from choosing abortion. But neither the American Psychological Association nor the American Psychiatric Association recognizes the existence of such phenomena because there's no such thing.
I hear you can get mifepristone online. Is that safe?
It is very unwise to take mifepristone that has been obtained online. The only FDA-approved mifepristone is obtained from Danco Pharmaceuticals, under the brand name Mifeprex. Only Danco can distribute mifepristone to doctors, who sign a special agreement with the manufacturer.
Because you cannot be assured that you are getting real mifepristone from online sources, it is not safe to use what is available through the Internet. In addition, mifepristone is used with another medication, misoprostol, for medication abortion. Both medications are needed to assure maximum safety and effectiveness when an early pregnancy is terminated. Neither should be ordered through the Internet. And neither should be used without medical supervision.
If you know anyone who is thinking about ending a pregnancy with medications gotten from the Internet, please advise them against taking such risks and to seek professional medical advice immediately. Remember, safe and effective medication abortion is available throughout the U.S. from Planned Parenthood and other accredited women's health facilities.
My friend and I were arguing about abortion, and she said she heard that millions of women who have had abortions suffer from something called "post-abortion syndrome," which she says is just like post-traumatic stress syndrome. Is that true?
No, it's not true. Post-traumatic stress disorder is recognized as a legitimate psychological diagnosis by the American Psychiatric Association. So-called "post-abortion syndrome" is not.
In fact, severe emotional disturbance after childbirth, sometimes referred to as postpartum psychosis, occurs somewhat more frequently than severe emotional disturbance after abortion. Interestingly, research has shown that rates of post-partum psychosis decrease in societies that legalize abortion.
Studies suggest that while severe emotional disturbance following abortion is very rare, it is more likely for women who have
- delays in getting abortion
- medical or genetic reasons to abort a wanted pregnancy
- severe pre-existing or concurrent psychiatric illness
- conflict over abortion
That's why women get to carefully review their options before having an abortion.
Despite overwhelming scientific evidence to the contrary, anti-choice organizations continue to spread the false idea that it is common for abortion to have severe, emotionally negative effects. The fact is that anti-abortion groups have invented this so-called post-abortion syndrome to further their efforts to make abortion illegal and unsafe. The anti-choice studies that claim to prove its existence are very flawed. For example, the authors of the studies only interview women who claim to have emotional problems after abortion. They do not interview women who feel relief, which is the most common emotional response of women who have an abortion in the first-trimester nearly 90 percent of all abortions happen during the first trimester of pregnancy.
I'm hearing that some states are banning abortion. Is Planned Parenthood still providing them? Where?
Abortion is not illegal anywhere in the United States. It is still legal in every state including states considering abortion bans.
In 1973, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in Roe v. Wade that it was unconstitutional for states to ban all abortions. Since then, states have not been able to enforce such bans. Unless the court overrules its decision in Roe, abortion will continue to remain legal in all 50 states.
Unfortunately, some women believe that abortion has already been made illegal in some states. Many immigrant women across the country also believe that abortion is as illegal here as it is in their countries of origin. These women need to know that abortion is still legal in the United States.
We urge women who need abortion services to contact us or other reputable providers. They should not be lured by so-called "crisis pregnancy centers" that will use false and alarmist information to try to frighten and shame them into not choosing abortion. And they should not attempt to provide themselves with abortion. Self-induced abortion without medical supervision is very dangerous and is an unnecessary risk.
Women seeking abortion services in any state can contact their nearest Planned Parenthood health center. Planned Parenthood is still here to support women, to serve women, and to defend their reproductive rights.
I saw a story in the New York Times about mifepristone being manufactured by a company in China that has been selling a tainted medication for leukemia. Does this mean that women wont be able to use mifepristone for medication abortion anymore?
No. Even though mifepristone is made by the same manufacturer, it is not made in the factory that produced the tainted medicines. The factory that makes mifepristone is routinely inspected by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA).The most recent FDA inspection was in May 2007. The FDA has said that the plant that manufactures mifepristone is not linked to the problems at the other plant.
We know that some patients may have questions about mifepristone medication abortion as a result of this news. As a trusted reproductive health care provider, Planned Parenthood closely monitors patient experiences to ensure the highest standard of care. Our monitoring shows that mifepristone medication abortion continues to be a safe abortion option.
If you are a woman having a mifepristone medication abortion at a Planned Parenthood health center, you should attend your scheduled follow-up appointment and contact us if you have any questions or concerns. When choosing mifepristone medication abortion at one of our health centers, you will receive extensive information and support so you can understand what to expect and whom to contact with any concern, at any time 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Planned Parenthood medical professionals are available around the clock if you need to speak with someone.
This column is for informational purposes only and is not intended to constitute medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. If you have a medical problem, please call toll-free 1-800-230-PLAN for an appointment with the Planned Parenthood health center nearest you.


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Living: When you could if you would
By Bob Polk
One of the most popular children's stories of all times is "The Little Engine That Could." As early as 1906, a version was published in a Sunday school paper. Although other versions appeared, the best-known edition was released by Platt and Mauk in 1930. In 1954 they published a revised edition including colorful illustrations. In 2007 the National Education Association listed it as one of the top 100 books for children. In 1911 a 3D movie was released using Whoopi Goldberg and others as the voices. It is the story of a little engine who chose to pull a long train over a mountain when the big engines had declined. Although it seemed like an impossible task, the little engine kept saying, "I think I can, I think I can," until it topped the mountain. It is a simple and beautiful story about never giving up.
When I was a teenager, I had a job working for the local shoe shop. In those days most people took worn shoes to the cobbler to replace heels or repair the sole. My job was to be a helper. The owner would receive the shoes, place them on an anvil, remove the old heels and replace them with new ones. He would take a special knife and cut the old sole and replace it with a half sole. This required nailing and grinding the edge of the repaired shoe. He would pass it to me, and I would stain the edges, polish them and place them on the counter for the customer. It was also my job to sweep the floors.
One day a customer arrived to pick up his shoes. The owner was away for a while, and I was left alone to manage the shop. The man's shoes were not finished. They needed to be trimmed and ground smoothly, and he wanted me to finish them. I had never tried it before and I did not think I could. He was very persistent, but I was afraid to try. When the customer returned later, he was very understanding and encouraged my boss to let me try, but he never did. Maybe I needed to remember the little engine and say, "I think I can, I think I can."
There is a better reason to attempt things other than remembering the little engine. The Apostle Paul was writing to a church at Philippi about his experience about facing difficult tasks. He said, "I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me." (Philippines 4:13,19 NKJV) He also reminded them "And my God shall supply all you need according to His riches in glory by Christ Jesus." I like the story of the little engine, but Paul's testimony is better for me.


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January 30, 2012
On complaints about negative campaigning in the Florida Republican primary…
I am getting tired of the whining about negative campaigning. I'm getting tired of the whining from everybody… What in the world is politics? What is it, if not this? Saying something to the Gingrich people here. Newt … Newt is really caught up in this notion that Romney is saying things about him that aren't true. I'm telling you, I'm having a tough time relating to being upset about that as someone who is routinely lied about every day and has been for 25 years. It comes with the territory.


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There are several proposals about income tax rates in the future. Most of those proposals have a "threshold" of $200,000 for single taxpayers and $250,000 for joint returns.
The new, additional 3.8 percent Medicare Surtax starts Jan. 1, 2013, for taxpayers with adjusted gross income above those thresholds who have investment income.
What I don't understand is why the joint return threshold is not twice what it is for a single person.
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Wolverine is an American workwear institution. Founded by G.A. Krause in 1883 in Rockford, Michigan, the company crafted the boots worn by workers during the U.S.'s rapid industrial and agricultural expansion of the late 19th and early 20th centuries, and in 1914 introduced its standard-setting 1000 Mile Boot. With its No. 1883 imprint collection, Wolverine has drawn upon its longstanding heritage to design footwear that combines old-school inspiration with modern technology. From standard work boots (the Clapton, the Mayall, the Rory), to oxford shoes, city-slicker Chelsea boots, and chukkas, Wolverine 1883 offers just what you're looking for: sturdy, timeless footwear rooted in tradition.


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Privacy Tool Kit
Library Privacy Key Messages and Tough Questions
Key Messages
- Privacy is essential to the exercise of free speech, free thought and free association.
- Libraries are a cornerstone of democracy and help ensure Americans are able to read, research, and think freely.
- Forty-eight states and the District of Columbia have statutes declaring library records as confidential documents. The two remaining states, Hawaii and Kentucky, have opinions issued by their attorneys general finding library records to be confidential documents
- Librarians have always cooperated with law enforcement within the framework of state confidentiality laws and statements on the books in every state.
- Librarians have a responsibility to protect the privacy of our patrons while responding to legitimate national security concerns.
Tough Questions About Library Privacy
Why do libraries protect the confidentiality of library reading records?
- Forty-eight states and the District of Columbia have statutes declaring library records as confidential documents. The two remaining states, Hawaii and Kentucky, have opinions issued by their attorneys general finding library records to be confidential documents.
- States created these confidentiality laws to protect the privacy and freedoms Americans hold dear. These laws provide a clear framework for responding to national security concerns while safeguarding against random searches, fishing expeditions or invasions of privacy.
- Laws protecting the confidentiality of library records help to assure that no person comes under suspicion simply because he or she reads a disapproved book, or does research into a disapproved topic. Reading about chemistry does not make a person a terrorist bomber, nor should reading about childbirth and parenting place you under suspicion for abandoning an infant.
- Librarians maintain records to ensure the efficient operation of the library, not to review or document individuals' reading habits. Libraries do not keep or maintain print or electronic records as a means of law enforcement.
- It is standard practice that libraries do not create nor maintain unnecessary records. In fact, this is such a common practice that standard circulation software used by libraries automatically erases a circulation record after the materials are returned to the library.
What is ALA's position on the confidentiality of library records?
- The ALA encourages libraries to put in place procedures for working with law enforcement officers when a subpoena or other legal order for records is made. Libraries will cooperate expeditiously with law enforcement within the framework of the law.
- The ALA recommends that libraries seek legal counsel to ensure proper handling of search requests. The intersection of federal and state privacy laws is a complicated matter and needs to be decided on a case-by-case basis.
- If librarians do not follow state confidentiality laws and legal procedures, they run the risk of actually hurting ongoing police investigations. The American judicial system provides the mechanism for seeking release of confidential records: the issuance of a court order, showing probable cause based on specific facts and in proper form.
Why does the American Library Association oppose certain provisions of the USA PATRIOT Act?
- The American Library Association is concerned about the provisions of the USA PATRIOT Act that allow the FBI to seek information on Americans' reading habits, as if it were possible to determine what someone might do based on what he or she has read.
- Librarians, like all Americans, are concerned about terrorism and the safety of our families and friends. But, the threat of terrorism must not be used as an excuse to intrude on our basic constitutional rights. We can fight terrorism, but we can do it at the same time as we protect the civil liberties that have made our country great.
- Section 215 of the Patriot Act greatly expanded the FBI's ability to get records from all businesses, including libraries and booksellers, without meeting the traditional standard needed to get a search warrant in the United States.
- Individual libraries may not be at liberty to discuss the specifics of any legal search, since a gag order accompanies a search warrant or subpoena issued under the USA PATRIOT Act.
- The American Library Association encourages all librarians, library administrators, and library advocates to educate their communities about the process for compliance with the USA PATRIOT Act and other related measures and about the dangers to individual privacy and the confidentiality of library records resulting from those measures.
- The ALA supports amendments to the USA PATRIOT Act and active oversight of the implementation of the USA PATRIOT Act.
What are ALA's concerns about the Attorney General's FBI guidelines revised in 2002?
- Under the revised Attorney General's Guidelines on General Crimes, Racketeering and Terrorism, which are separate from the USA PATRIOT Act, the FBI enjoys expanded powers to investigate terrorism and clandestine espionage by being able to do sweeping surveillance of groups of library patrons, not just related to investigations focused on one subject.
- By conducting sweeping investigations, law enforcement has access to everyone and anyone's records. Even when seeking information about a particular suspect, circulation records and databases may be obtained by law enforcement about an entire group of library users.
- While as Americans we also are concerned about our nation's security, librarians will continue to fight for their patrons' First Amendment right to read and receive information without government interference.
What was the FBI Library Awareness Program and how did the library community respond?
- Many librarians and library users are still around who recall the FBI Library Awareness Program of the 1970s and 80s, when the FBI inappropriately attempted to monitor patrons' reading habits and obtain personal information about library users. The library community is anxious that this not be repeated.
- Through this program, which went on for decades, the FBI sought information on the reading habits of people from "hostile foreign countries," as well as U.S. citizens who held unpopular political views.


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State Police said Edward V. Dupont, 18, was driving south on Route 30 when he lost control of his 2001 Toyota Corolla just north of Ward Road.
According to police, Dupont's car struck a road sign, hit a ditch, was launched through the air and landed on its roof in the front yard of a residence.
Dupont was taken to Rutland Regional Medical Center with what police described as a wrist injury. His condition was not immediately available.
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The ticket selling arrangements for our Barclays Premier League away game at West Bromwich Albion on Tuesday 11 February have been announced.
Subsidised travel will be in operation for this match.
Tickets for the game will be sold as follows:
Monday 20 January to Sunday 26 January: season ticket holders can purchase one ticket.
Monday 27 January to Sunday 2 February: members can purchase one ticket.
Monday 3 February: members and season ticket holders can purchase extra tickets (maximum of three tickets in total).
Tickets for this match are priced as follows:
Adult - £39
Seniors (Over-60) - £29
Under-21 - £25
Under-17 - £15
Full-time students - £25
We have received an allocation of 2637 tickets
Tickets will be sold online from 7am and from 9.15am at the Box Office and Call Centre for personal callers and telephone sales.
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Coaches will depart Stamford Bridge at 2.30pm, Newport Pagnell at 4pm and Hawthorns at 6pm.
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For immediate release – 10/10/12Director of Communications Rita Elliott, 815-226-3374
Rockford, Ill., – Assistant Professor of Biology Troy Skwor, Ph.D., recently published findings on his research developing alternative approaches to killing bacteria. With the help of a team of researchers, Dr. Skwor used different light treatment to combat bacterial growth. Antibiotic therapy against bacteria is becoming increasingly resistant to treatment in recent years. The article, "Inhibitory effects of 405 nm irradiation on Chlamydia trachomatis growth and characterization of the ensuing inflammatory response in HeLa cells", was published in August in BioMed Central Microbiology, a highly regarded international journal.
The research concluded that the application of blue light (405 nm) drastically impairs growth of Chlamydia trachomatis, a bacterium that causes the leading sexually transmitted infection (~2.8 million cases per year) in the United States. Unknowingly, it is also the leading preventable cause of permanent blindness around the world (8 million cases), and is becoming stubbornly resistant to antibiotic treatment in both cases.
According to Dr. Skwor, most of the 8 million cases of Chlamydia infections of the eye, which can cause blindness, occur in developing countries where clean water and access to health care is minimal. Considering this, the development of a light that could kill the bacteria and be self-treatable would help millions suffering from the infection worldwide.
The publication took Dr. Skwor and his research group four years to complete and publish. Only in press since August 15, 2012, the article has already been labeled by the journal as "highly accessed" or viewed by high number of readers suggesting the importance of their findings to the biology and medical field internationally.
Since arriving at Rockford College in Fall 2011, Dr. Skwor continues his research with many Rockford College undergraduates. Over the summer, undergraduate student Kayla Olsen (Senior, Rock City, Ill.) was awarded a Student/Faculty Research Grant funded by the College to help continue the research project involving phototherapy or the use of light to reduce scarring during chronic diseases. Jenilee Johnson, (Junior, Sycamore, Ill.) was also involved in the research project during this past summer and continues to conduct research in the field.
To view the complete article, visit the BioMed Central journal page.
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Sustainable Manufacturing Summit
This is the principle forum for manufacturers to meet and discuss the challenges and opportunities of moving to sustainable practices.
May 11, 2010 08:00 AM
May 12, 2010 05:00 PM
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May 11 - 12, 2010
Chicago, IL
Hyatt Regency McCormick Place
Through cutting edge case studies and discussion panels, the Sustainable Manufacturing Summit showcases the manufacturers leading the transition to sustainable and profitable manufacturing and offers the latest innovations in green products. This third annual event offers business executives of all levels practical advice and benchmarks for their own sustainability initiatives and the opportunity to understand the future direction of climate response.
Main Event Takeaways:
- Learn about the newest innovations in sustainable products
- Identify opportunities for resource and supply chain efficiency
- Stay on top of the latest developments in environmental footprinting
- Hear how climate policy changes are impacting manufacturers
- Find out how companies are updating their energy management strategies
- Attend individual sessions on renewables investment, carbon management and sustainability collaboration