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Summit Engineering, Inc. is looking for talented electrical and lighting design engineers. Various levels of experience will be considered.
- Collaborate with architects and clients on the design of the lighting and power distribution aspects of building projects such as wineries, commercial, health care, and high end residential.
- Create design and specifications of the following (but not limited to) systems: power distribution, emergency power systems, alternate power energy systems (PV, battery storage), lighting design, lighting controls, and low voltage signal systems (telecom/AV/security systems/fire alarm).
- Coordination with power and telecom utility companies.
- Prepare electrical construction documents and technical specifications.
- Perform construction phase assistance including site visits and field reports. Respond to requests for information (RFI's) and review equipment submittals and shop drawings.
- Experienced in the design of electrical and lighting systems in the building types and market sectors similar to those we serve.
- Understanding of design components such as electrical distribution diagrams, short circuit, electrical room layouts, voltage drop calculates, lighting fixture design/layout, fixture schedules, control diagrams, and local and state building energy codes.
- Proficiency with lighting design software programs (AGI, Visual or similar), AutoCAD and REVIT, Microsoft Word, and Excel.
- Knowledge of building and electrical codes including California Title 24 Energy Standards.
- Ability to work on multiple projects at any given time, train and mentor staff, and act as a firm representative to our clients.
- B.S. Degree in Architectural or Electrical Engineering with an emphasis in power distribution, lighting design and electrical building systems.
- Professional Engineer (PE) license or FE with ability to pursue PE.
- Must be eligible to work it the US without sponsorship.
Company Description
Summit Engineering, Inc. is an award winning multi-disciplined design engineering firm located in the heart of beautiful Sonoma County (Santa Rosa, CA). We're about an hour north of San Francisco. Summit's Electrical/Lighting, Civil, Wastewater, and Structural Divisions provide consulting engineering services for winery, brewery, high end residential, resort, commercial office, and municipal clients. Our collaborative environment will continually challenge your skills, while providing variety and the potential for growth.
Our Culture
Summit Engineering, Inc. is consistently on the "Best Places to Work" award list. Besides regular benefits, our employees enjoy things like a Weekly Breakfast, Monthly Wine Downs, Health & Wellness and Fun Committee activities throughout the year, continued education, and more. Plus we work on a 9/80 schedule, which means you have every other Friday off. At Summit, we work hard; we have fun; we have high expectations of ourselves and one another, and help each other to achieve those expectations. We enjoy our work and we like our clients. We dress casually. We treat each other with respect. We have a sense of humor. We are on time. We understand people have full lives. We trust one another. We don't whine, but we do wine. We think this is an awesome place to work.
To Apply: Please send your resume and cover letter to email@example.com


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Here is the full conversation of Kanye West, Steve Stoute and Ben Horowitz' recent Cannes seminar, "Technology, Culture, and Consumer Adoption: Learning to Read the Cultural Landscape".
Last week, Kanye West participated in a panel discussion concerning innovation and creativity at the Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity.
Joining him in the talk were Steve Stoute and Ben Horowitz, with the conversation spanning topics like Apple's acquisition of Beats By Dre, the 'ugliness' of the internet, Instagram, technology, and much more.
While we were able to catch a 2-minute introduction of their sit-down last week, fans can now watch the full hour-long discussion above thanks to STASHED.
"There would have been no Beats deal without the Samsung deal. It showed the No. 1 company the importance of connecting with culture," said West on the deal Dr. Dre and Jimmy Iovine recently inked with Apple.


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Saturday, December 11, 2010
I'm On Holidays!!
9 comments:
- Karen B. said...
This is just A-dor-Able! Love the distressing.
- December 11, 2010 at 11:46 AM
- Iwona Palamountain (Chupa) said...
Beautiful, technique packed card, Judith! It looks dreamy, and I love how you made the bear almost glow :) Thank you for playing!
- December 11, 2010 at 12:15 PM
- Ange Kelly said...
Gorgeous card Judith, I love the techniques you used onthis card!
- December 11, 2010 at 1:04 PM
- Joy said...
Super cute card Judith, love the techniques that you used...Oh and yeah thanks for rubbing it in..actually you made me laugh, hugs!
- December 11, 2010 at 7:38 PM
- lotte chew said...
beautiful!!! love the teddy!! and also the techniques that you used on the card!!
- December 12, 2010 at 1:25 AM
- Andrea Ewen said...
Super cute! What an adorable baby card! Love the cute little details like the rattle and that beautiful seam binding! Thanks for playing along with us at CASE Study challenges!
- December 12, 2010 at 12:00 PM
- Anonymous said...
Aww that is so not fair! lol!! I wish i was on hols and had 5 nice weeks off! Your card is so beautiful Judith! Love that technique! Hope you are having an awesome break! :)
- December 13, 2010 at 4:00 PM
- Sue Kohler said...
so nice to see a non christmas card! what a super sweet card, love the water drops effect! enjoy your 5 weeks off, looking forware to seeing what you create!! thanks for sharing at CASE study! :)
- December 14, 2010 at 8:14 AM
- Ayana Posadas said...
I love the technique you did on your card. It came out fabulous! I'm so glad to hear you are enjoying your holidays!!! Have fun! :)
- December 16, 2010 at 5:48 AM


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Apologies for the unannounced hiatus that has occurred over the last few months. I'm afraid that the busyness of getting married, submitting a novel to a publisher, getting a promotion and starting my final year of university has meant that I don't have enough time to update my blog right now. I hope to rectify this once I've graduated in June, but until then I'm afraid you'll have to pop over to The Christian Manifesto if you'd like to be kept up to date with my reviews. I became the Fiction Editor at TCM back in August, and this has taken up a lot of my time. As much as I love reading and reviewing books, I have to admit that I'm now spending a lot of my time answering emails about books!
But never fear, I have written a few reviews recently. Here are some links to pique your interest:
An Amish Holiday by Cynthia Keller
A Simple Autumn by Rosalind Lauer
A Wreath of Snow by Liz Curtis Higgs
The Rancher's Secret Wife by Brenda Minton
A Change of Fortune by Jen Turano
You can also follow my reviews on Twitter, and read about my latest endeavours in writing, reading, cooking and studying on Facebook.
I truly hope to get my blog back up and running again in 2013, but amidst the mess of my very busy life, a few things have to be pushed to the side in order to deal with immediate needs -- mainly, graduating from university -- and my blog appears to have been one of them.
If you'd like to contact me, you can email me at rbrand(at)thechristianmanifesto(dot)com. I am still writing reviews, but I'm limiting myself to three per month for 2013. But I am always happy to forward any unfulfilled solicitations on to the other reviewers at TCM if I'm unable to review a specific title.
Thank you for your patience, and hopefully my blog will re-emerge at some point during the summer of 2013!


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So - in the past month, instead of blogging and working on the house, I've been quite busy traveling, finishing up the end of the semester, getting ready to start the new semester, and enjoying a bunch of family time.
First, we went to Indiana to spend the holidays with Dale's family. It snowed the day we arrived, to his great happiness, and snowed 2 more times while we were there. More happiness for Dale, less than ecstatic for me.
That's the view from my daughter's driveway after the first snow. The picture below is during "the blizzard," which was over-rated. 8 inches, but not too horrible. Lots of blowing snow.
She found this picture on Pinterest (left), and we did a dragging technique on the walls with a bamboo colored glaze (right). The colors in the picture inthe right are a little off, they're closer to the ones in the inspiration picture, but it was hard to catch a good photo at night.
We also made the curtains, the banner, and several other small projects.
Then we flew home around new year's day, and a week later, left for a conference in Honolulu, where the weather was more to our liking - around 75-80° each day. We went with our dear friends Herbert and Eric - Herbert and I both presented at the conference, and then spent the rest of the time doing the tourist things!
We also got a great view of the city from the hills.
And the view from the plane as we left --
As soon as I got back, I had a few days to do laundry and clean up before I headed up to Santa Maria to help my niece clean out my sister's house, so she can get it up for sale. Lots of packing and sorting, but we got most of it done. We will probably meet up again in a month to have a yard sale to get a lot of the extra stuff taken care of. I got home late last night.
Sooooo....we're back and now the other fun begins. We are going to work on getting our kitchen done. First step, knock out the wall between the kitchen and the living room. This morning, I got the furniture moved away and removed the paneling from the wall. Here's how it looked back when we closed on the house, and now...
OK, not an improvement yet. But we need to get this off and then start removing the plaster. Getting the room ready for all this mess means taping it off with plastic and trying to keep the mess contained. I figured if I got the large sheets of paneling off first, I could get the room taped off easier.
As far as plans for the room go, we're playing a bit by ear. We want to get this wall opened up, then do our measurements and get things planned. Doing a lot of work on old houses, you learn that you get a lot of surprises any time you check into the walls, and I don't want to have all my plans based on something that can change at the last minute. On the other side of that wall is this:
We're not in a big rush. Again, the bathroom took months, so will this. I have a high tolerance for living in chaos, and I have a lot of things going on at work this spring, so we're going to take this one step at a time. We have some cabinets in mind, and some ideas for the flooring, but we'll see how things progress as we go. I want to move the sink to this side of the room, in a center island. But I want to try out the sizes before I commit. So we'll build some temporary structure to check out and live with it a bit.
But...one tiny step forward!


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During my early childhood, life on the farm was difficult but when I was about fifteen I noticed that things got better for our family. My dad was able to buy a cart and pony and the harvests seemed to be more abundant. Because of this my Pa traveled to other villages to sell the produce. While he was away Siggy was in charge. We saved up enough money to build a small home for our grandma and grandpa. When I was seventeen I was out alone hunting in the woods near the road to the capital and I heard combat coming from nearby. A traveler was being attacked by bandits. i rescued him and brought him back to the farm and tended his wounds. I learned that he was a roadwarden named Denk Barrows. He was so impressed with me he asked my Pa if I could go with him on his travels..
I have traveled with Denk for almost three years and he has taught me about what he does to keep the roads safe. I have seen many things and they have changed me. After so much traveling i felt the need to settle down someplace for a while. I heard of a job in the small town of Sauerapfel .
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Gurgaon: civic body fails to curb stray menace in Sector 15
The presence of green spaces in its vicinity has proved to be a bane for the residents of Sector 15 Part I who find themselves in the midst of a civic onslaught by stray animals.gurgaon Updated: Jul 08, 2013 01:49 IST
The presence of green spaces in its vicinity has proved to be a bane for the residents of Sector 15 Part I who find themselves in the midst of a civic onslaught by stray animals.
Residents claim that official apathy has compounded the existing civic menace created by stray pigs, cattle and monkeys.
The sector is lined by an extensive green belt near the Delhi-Jaipur Expressway, which makes it vulnerable to the onslaught of monkeys and pigs.
The stray animals spoil the greens and even enter houses, say residents.
"At least 20 monkeys can be seen moving around in the sector at any time of the day. They enter houses, attack people and dirty the water tanks. The pigs loiter around in large numbers and destroy our greens," said RS Raghav, a resident.
The residents say they have approached the Municipal Corporation of Gurgaon (MCG) at regular intervals to remove the stray animals from the area but the civic body has been unable to resolve the issue.
"The authorities said the contract to undertake the clearance of stray animals has not been renewed. When the MCG can charge us House tax, why can't it provide such basic services?," asked Ramesh Vashisht, another resident.
Asked about the problem, MCG chief medical officer Sumit Dhankar said the civic body was trying to do as much as possible to tackle the problem. "We have floated a tender for the contract to undertake the removal of stray animals and hope to get it in place in another 20 days," said Dhankar.
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The Executive Board approved a recommendation to support the New Markets for State Inspected Meat Act of 1999, introduced Nov 19, 1999 by Sen Thomas A. Daschle (D-SD) and 10 other senators. The bill is intended to reinforce a single safety standard for meat and poultry and allow for interstate shipment of state-inspected products.
If passed, the bill would amend the Federal Meat Inspection Act and the Poultry Products Inspection Act to:
Dr. Niall B. Finnegan, director of the AVMA Governmental Relations Division, said the AVMA will keep a close eye on the issue. The bill is a high-priority item for lobbying efforts to effect passage.
Dr. Richard Swanson, AVMA immediate past president, said, "This bill is in concert with what all state veterinarians want in light of new food safety initiatives proposed. It improves food quality. I am truly in favor of this bill."
The council stated in its recommendation to the board that it believes the provisions of the bill will maintain food safety while potentially expanding the marketability of state-inspected meat and poultry.
The bill may be viewed online at www.fsis.usda.gov/OA/congress/S_1988.htm.


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With the wet weather we've had in London this week I would love to get away to the Mediterranean again for the warmth, food and gorgeous colours. So thus my Decor ideas today for Scentsy is inspired by my trip to the South of France back in 2005. It was in the winter but it was warm enough to sit outside in the cafe's and the ocean was just as blue. I find it interesting how all the houses and the rooftops seemed to compliment the pastel blue of the ocean...with soft corals, grays, pinks and light greens. But isn't mother nature the perfect person to consult for home design?
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text: Marston MS 42 Italy, 1406 Statius, Thebais 1. ff. 1r-117r Sursuli papiriani Statij Tolosani thebaidos Incipit liber primus. Fraternas acies, alternaque regna prophanis/ decertata odijs, sontesque euoluere thebas/...Mox tibi si quis adhuc pretendit nubila liuor./ Occidet. et mariti post me referentur honores. [colophon:] Papirij surculi Statij tholosani thebaidos liber xij#u#s et ultimus explicit. die 8 Martij 1406. Statius, Thebais; A. Klotz, ed., Teubner (1908), rev. ed. Th. C. Klinnert (1973) pp. 1-475. Text here is accompanied by marginal glosses added by scribe on ff. 1r-17v (e.g., f. 1r on line 15: "Atque adeo. Autor deliberat se tractaturum de bello duorum fratrum. scilicet. etheoclis et polinicis"); a later hand has entered a few variant readings and marginal notes (e.g., f. 1r on line 2: "uel sontis"). 2. ff. 117r-118r [Summary of the 12 books, in 12 lines:] Soluitur in primo fratrum concordia libro/ Denegat et fedus. repetitaque regna secundus/...Vltimus ogigias dat theseum uincere thebas. [argumenta for Bks. 2-5, 7-12:] At maia genitus superas remeabat ad auras./ Excitusque herebo iam seuus laius ibat./...Mox ille infrendens optat. uocatque creonta./ Quem sternit bello. graiorumque immolat umbris. f. 118v blank Klotz and Klinnert, op.cit., for argumenta, pp. 476-82. Paper (watermarks, obscured by text: similar in type to Piccard Horn VI.110-29), ff. ii (paper) + 118 + ii (paper), 298 x 217 (200 x 85) mm. Ca. 41 lines of verse for art. 1; 2 columns of verse for art. 2. Single horizontal bounding lines ruled in pencil. Prickings in upper, lower, and outer margins. I-VII 16. VIII 6. Catchwords centered along lower edge, verso. Written by several scribes in scripts ranging from calligraphic mercantesca to a more formal gothic bookhand. One garishly painted initial, 16-line, red and blue divided with penwork designs in both colors. Spaces left for decorative initials at beginning of remaining books are unfilled. For ff. 1r-13r only: headings, paragraph marks, underlining of passages glossed in marginalia and running headlines, all in red; for ff. 1r-16v: first letter of each verse touched with yellow. Binding: England, s. xx. Quarter bound in alum tawed pigskin, blind-tooled, over oak boards. Title, in ink, on head edge: "Statij. thebaidos." Title on spine: "Statii Thebais/ MS. 1406." Written in Italy in 1406 (colophon, art. 1); some annotations by an Italian hand, s. XV#e#x. Belonged to Ercole Silva, conte di Biandrate (in the province of Novara; 1756-1840; bookplate). From the collection of Ambroise de Firmin-Didot (1790-1876; booklabel dated 1850); his sale 1883, no. 11 (unverified). Bookplate of C. S. Ascherson (d. 1945); note in pencil on his bookplate that the manuscript was in the Allen sale (Sotheby's, 30 January 1920, no. 101). Modern notes in pencil, on f. i recto "744" and "149;" on second rear flyleaf, recto: "rs/-/-" and "19302." Purchased from C. A. Stonehill in 1952 by Thomas E. Marston. secundo folio: Indue Bibliography: Faye and Bond, p. 69, no. 42. Barbara A. Shailor


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After receiving numerous rejections on my novel, I decided that I need to build my publishing history by submitting short stories to magazines for possible publications. Problem-- I didn't have any completed short stories. No, all I had was one small paragraph. In my heart I knew there was some brilliance swimming around in the depths of whatever story would emerge, but do you think I had a clue what that story was? Absolutely not.
Luckily, I've begun to surround my self with writers. Some old, some young, some old with young hearts. Whatever the category, they love to write and thus, being associated gets me pumped to create a masterpiece as well.
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Step 2: find a magazine. I'd been collecting the names of a few magazines that accept short stories for publication, so within minutes of completion, I buried myself in the online search of the right magazine. (The right magazine consists of one that doesn't charge for submissions.) Of my lists and lists, I found two that don't require submission fees and one of those doesn't allow you to submit online. Darn it!
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Monday, 3 May 2010
Rude Kid - Electric
After much of the hype surrounding Rude Kid's instantly recognizable instrumental, it has finally been confirmed with an official release on the consistently brilliant No Hats No Hoods.
The 12" can be pre-ordered here (direct from No Hats No Hoods) in advance of its release on the 10th of May. The release will coincide with the producer's debut CD, entitled 'Are You Ready', which is also available now for pre-order from No Hats No Hoods.
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- Skandy4 May 2010 at 10:11
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Exciting news: magical star necklaces arrived from the land of Illustria! These necklaces could not be more perfect. Unless, of course, the stars actually changed from stone to emerald, but I'm writing this straight off an awesome Soul Cycle class and am choosing to celebrate the present (and reality).
But really, I'm so thrilled with these necklaces. The pendants are acrylic so they're light-weight with a cool translucent quality. The chord is waxed cotton with no annoying clasp so kids can actually put them on themselves and adjust them to the perfect length. And the gold beads give a pop of something special and make the necklaces look just like Coco and Lucy's. I hope they inspire lots of kindness spreading adventures at home!
My full shipment is not coming in for about two weeks, but I have two necklaces all ready and I'd love to give them to two wonderful fans. Here's the kicker: I would also love more amazon reviews. I know that if you're reading this you probably have young kids and your day is full of tons of little things that people ask you to do, things that all mush and spin together and add up to a lot of time and brain space. My own brain spins with those kind of little things all day long and I get how sometimes adding one more tiny thing to your list makes you want to scream in a way that is completely irrational. (Trust me, you would not believe how much time I just spent trying to stuff an ice cream cone shaped piñata with candy.) So as a way of saying thank you, if you write an amazon review I'll enter your name into a raffle and pick two winners to receive a free star necklace. I'll pick one winner from the Royal Wedding reviews and one winner from the Big Show reviews. Just send me an email here and let me know that you'd like to be entered. And if you've already written a review and I know who you are, I'll enter your name for you. Winners will be picked next Monday.
And speaking of to-do lists that make you feel like your head's going to explode, I'm getting ready to take a big one off your list. Book bundles are coming soon! With a click of a button you can get one, two, or three Star Sisters books with a personal inscription and star necklace all beautifully wrapped and delivered to your door. Say good-bye to birthday party present panic. Coco and Lucy are getting ready to spread their kindness to hard working mamas everywhere!
As soon as they're ready you'll be able to purchase the necklaces here. They'll sell for $14.95 but will be discounted when bought as part of a book bundle. Can't wait to see them on little Cocos and Lucys everywhere!


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(The songs today were part of a recent ICA, so feel free to skip on past and come back tomorrow for the next single by The Clash…..)
The Police were the first band I ever saw play live, back at the Glasgow Apollo in May 1979. £2 a ticket, and they were supported by two other acts – Bobby Henry and The Cramps. Yup, the psychobilly nutters led by Lux Interior who did get his knob out on stage that evening. It certainly made Andy Summers' act of bringing on a blow-up doll to serenade during a rendition of Be My Girl/Sally look rather tame.
The fact that the band became the biggest act on the planet for a brief time in the early 80s, as well as Sting becoming the most self-righteous and pompous prick imaginable makes it all too easy to mock The Police. But as a 15 year-old lad, I thought they were as good as anything else that was emerging from the post-punk era that had been christened New Wave.
Not too many other bands were singing about prostitutes in 1979. These were the days when even the use of the word 'damn' was liable to get your song banned from the airwaves. The Police were actually regarded as a group that was a bit daring, cutting edge and subversive. You'll have to trust me on that for I know its almost impossible to imagine.
But Roxanne wasn't the first song that I ever heard by The Police. My first sighting of the band was in fact on The Old Grey Whistle Test in late 1978. They played two tracks that night, including what was their current single. A couple of days later I picked it up in the local record shop. The thing that I most remember was the sleeve – a picture of someone (turns out it was drummer Stewart Copeland) slowly hanging themselves by putting the noose around their neck and standing on a block of ice that was melted away by a three-bar electric fire. The back of the sleeve was a close-up photo of the ice block having melted…..and beside it was the photo that had been held by the hanging man.
I honestly had some nightmares about that sleeve. Is this what you were driven to when someone chucked you and broke your heart?? Surely not…(and it's just occurred to me that perhaps a certain Ian Curtis might have glimpsed this sleeve at some point or other….)
But aside from the sleeve, it was a record that I played constantly hour-after-hour and day-after-day. I hadn't been exposed to all the much reggae, so the song had a beat and rhythm that I thought was really unusual. I also loved the sound of Sting's voice – it was so much sharper, clearer and tuneful than most other singers fronting new-wave bands. I was gutted when I realised the single wasn't going to chart (it only made #42 on its first release):-
mp3 : The Police – Can't Stand Losing You
mp3 : The Police – Dead End Job
The Police were one of a handful of bands that I was championing at school, but it was initially very difficult to get too many people interested. Then, all of a sudden, Sting began to get a lot of attention thanks to him having a main part in the movie Quadrophenia, and interest in his band exploded. Including from lots of folk in school. I think about 7 or 8 of us ended up going along to the Apollo gig – the tickets were unreserved seating so it didn't matter when you bought them.
They say you never forget your first time, and that a small part of it lives with you forever. I'm no different…..and although I've been left embarrassed by an awful lot of the stuff that came out after the initial singles, I'll never forget the part The Police played in developing my life-long love and affection for music and live gigs.
Sneer all you like. But this record deserves its place in the Top 20.


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Jury Convicts KC Woman Of Cocaine Conspiracy
KANSAS CITY, Mo. – Tammy Dickinson, United States Attorney for the Western District of Missouri, announced that a Kansas City, Mo., woman was convicted in federal court today of her role in a conspiracy that was responsible for distributing hundreds of kilograms of cocaine in Jackson County, Mo.
Tamiko Grandison, 41, of Kansas City, was found guilty of participating in a conspiracy to distribute cocaine in Jackson County between Jan. 1, 2004, and June 17, 2010. She was taken into custody immediately after the verdict was announced.
Evidence introduced during the trial indicated that Grandison was the conduit who made deliveries of cocaine to customers in the Kansas City area on behalf of her then-boyfriend, Jiles Johnson, formerly of Kansas City, Mo. Johnson, who testified at Grandison's trial, is being prosecuted in a separate case in the Northern District of Georgia. The government alleges that tons of cocaine was smuggled across the Mexican border and distributed throughout the United States to Johnson and others.
Johnson brought cocaine to Kansas City in 30- and 50-gallon drums and broke it down into kilogram quantities in Grandison's basement. Grandison stored multi-kilogram quantities of cocaine at her residence until it was delivered.
Grandison delivered hundreds of kilograms of cocaine to co-conspirators over the course of the conspiracy. She also picked up the money from these customers for Johnson, and helped him conceal the drug-trafficking conspiracy by laundering some of the proceeds.
Following the presentation of evidence, the jury in the U.S. District Court in Kansas City, Mo., deliberated for about two hours before returning the guilty verdicts to U.S. District Judge DeanWhipple, ending a trial that began Monday, Aug. 19, 2013.
Under federal statutes, Grandison is subject to a mandatory minimum sentence of 10 years in federal prison without parole, up to a sentence of life in federal prison without parole, plus a fine up to $4 million. A sentencing hearing will be scheduled after the completion of a presentence investigation by the United States Probation Office.This case is being prosecuted by Assistant U.S. Attorney Charles E. Ambrose, Jr. It was investigated by the Kansas City, Mo., Police Department and the Drug Enforcement Administration.


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Following the New Year's Eve blaze that destroyed 1,600 cars next to the Liverpool Echo Arena, Northumbria Police PC Curtis Ritchie posted: "Have they started blaming the police yet?"
The tweet led to a flood of complaints, with one telling the force it was a "disparaging remark about Scousers."
Another said: "Can you please ask [him] to elaborate on his recent comments to the people of Liverpool and particularly families of the 96" who died in the 1989 Hillsborough stadium disaster.
South Yorkshire Police blamed the Liverpool football fans for their own deaths.
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There are thousands of different hairstyles and haircuts out there. But did you ever think that yours could be hurting your career?
According to this article in Business Insider, certain hairstyles can make you look unprofessional. This may or may not be a shocker, but long hair is one of the major offenders.
Unless you manage to make it look perfect every single day, long hair can often look unkempt, especially on those days when there is no time to shower in the morning and a pony tail just won't do.
Not only do you have to invest a lot of time trying to making it look good, but long hair can also be distracting. When you are constantly fussing with your hair, you can be perceived as insecure.
And there is more bad news: curly hair can also be seen in a bad light. One woman said that she straightened her hair for job interviews because she thought it looked more professional. She said that she didn't want to come off as "crazy" because of her wild curls.
So, for those of us who have long and/or curly hair, check out NaturallyCurly.com and TotalBeauty.com for easy (yet professional-looking) hairstyles.
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But now let's get to the root of the problem. Here are three common hair issues and helpful tricks to try:
1. Frizz
Frizz is hands down our worst enemy, especially during sticky summer weather. When you have to look sleek and professional for an important interview or client, trying to tame frizz in the bathroom is the last thing you want to be doing. If you constantly have frizzy hair, you could be shampooing too often. Washing your hair too much can strip your hair of moisture, causing frizziness. In a rush? Just work in a small amount of lotion into your frizzy strands.
2. Cowlick
There is nothing more frustrating than waking up with an awkward-looking cowlick. If there is no time to shower, grab a clean spray bottle and fill it up with water. Spray a little on unruly areas then use a round brush and blow dry. If necessary, add a touch of mousse or hairspray to keep your unruly locks tame.
3. Grease
For those of us who have oily hair, just waking up and hitting the road without a shower can be hard to do. A quick fix for greasy hair is simply working in a little bit of dry shampoo and then brushing it out. If you don't have any around the house, try using a little baby powder.
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The grand opening of M's, one of Island Park's newest eateries, was rather short-lived. Owner John Manzo opened the restaurant's doors on Oct. 28, only to close them the following day, as Hurricane Sandy moved in. The next time he opened them, it was to drain the water that flooded his establishment during the storm.
But by Halloween, M's was back in business — one of the only places in town that was cooking hot meals.
Manzo, 49, has spent 32 years in the food business. The building that houses M's belongs to a friend of his who asked Manzo if he thought he could turn the property, which has been home to many unsuccessful Island Park restaurants, into a place that would attract diners. It was a challenge Manzo accepted.
It took him six weeks to redo the interior. His vision was to make it an ice cream bar, with inexpensive but good food. "The meals are ridiculously inexpensive," Manzo said. "They're designed so that a family of four can come out and enjoy themselves and stay under $50. And have a really good meal."
But Sandy complicated his plans.
Manzo, who lives in Bellmore, drove to the restaurant after the storm, while the streets of Island Park were still flooded. "A boat chased me," he recalled. He found the restaurant flooded, and opened the front and back doors to let the water drain out, which, he believes, helped minimize the damage.
It took 36 hours of nonstop work and help from family members and friends, but the restaurant managed to reopen. "My mother-in-law was in the back — 80 years old, God bless her — cleaning the grills," Manzo said. The volunteers peeled back the paneling and coated it with mold repellent, then repainted all of the walls with anti-mold paint. They threw away all of the framed pictures just to be safe. Because the lower walls of the restaurant are brick, the water never got high enough to damage the sheetrock.
A day and a half after the worst storm in decades, M's opened its doors to the public once more, though its menu was greatly reduced.