Don't deprive gays, lesbians of marriage joys

Don’t deprive gays, lesbians of marriage joys

0 Comments | Kennebec Journal, Jul 25, 2010

Groups such as the National Organization for Marriage, Stand for Marriage, and Concerned Women for America clearly celebrate the joys and virtues of the institution of marriage. How tragic that these groups work diligently to deprive gay and lesbian couples the right to celebrate and partake in such a revered and valued institution. It is especially tragic that the Maine state director of Concerned Women declares gay and lesbian couples who wish to share in such a positive institution as “the enemy.”

Just what humanity needs, more hate and discrimination. Is this what God would truly desire?

Dennis Ratner

Waterville

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Read on to find out about our favorite Hollywood stars’ eating plans. All Access did not disappoint when it gave out the secret food lifestyle of your movie stars and pop icons.

All Access cited carbs as the culprits. It’s not how much they eat that makes them fat, it’s what they eat.

The Zone, Atkins, Sugar Busters and The South Beach Diet are just a few of the many low-carb eating plans that have helped stars like Jennifer Aniston, Brad Pitt, Sarah Jessica Parker, Cindy Crawford and Bill Clinton to shed pounds and keep them off.

Model Carol Alt sings the praises of eating only raw food. Madonna and Gwyneth Paltrow credit their yoga prowess to their macrobiotic diets.

Animal activists Pam Anderson and Alicia Silverstone have foregone their Ugs to embrace a vegan lifestyle. All Access mentioned that getting healthy and losing weight means finding inner peace and joining PETA.

Another amazing piece of information is how actors have to gain weight drastically.
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Unity Management Group Inc. Enters Into a Letter of Intent to Acquire Metropolitan Computing Corp. (MCC Legacy Products)

Unity Management Group Inc. Enters Into a Letter of Intent to Acquire Metropolitan Computing Corp. (MCC Legacy Products)

Market Wire, July, 2010

Unity Management Group Inc. (PINKSHEETS: UYMG), a Health Resource Company specializing in Physician and Hospital Practice Management, Medical Discount Plans, Business Services, Billing Software and Technologies.

Unity Management Group Inc. (UMGI) (PINKSHEETS: UYMG) announced today that it has entered into a letter of intent (LOI) to acquire Metropolitan Computing Corp. (MCC) “Legacy Products,” a Nevada corporation located in East Hanover New Jersey, founded in 1985 to design, engineer, market, and service instrumentation equipment and software systems for increased efficiency within the pharmaceutical industry. The company continues to serve those various market segments in need of instrumentation and data acquisition systems for pharmaceutical solid dosage R&D;, scale up (clinical batch), and production.MCC occupies a unique niche within a large and healthy industry. The development and production of pharmaceutical grade A tablet, both patented and generic, is capital intensive, highly profitable, and global, offering testing services that meet the Clinical, and FDA guidelines. UMGI intends to acquire MCC Legacy, in a stock-for-stock transaction, when respective due diligence for both companies is successfully completed. The rationale for the merger is that MCC has all rights, patents and trademarks for diagnostic technologies that UMGI believes will strengthen and complement its core business
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Millstream Cuts 29.88% Lead and 19.42 Oz Silver Per Ton in Underground Drift at Tamarack Gold Property

Millstream Cuts 29.88% Lead and 19.42 Oz Silver Per Ton in Underground Drift at Tamarack Gold Property

Market Wire, March, 2008

Millstream Mines Ltd. (TSX VENTURE: MLM)(FRANKFURT: NJD) is pleased to announce its Tamarack Gold Property appears to have the potential for a polymetallic mineral deposit. At the Lead-Zinc vein intersection (see PR March 11, 2008), a horizontal channel chip sample was taken across a 2 ft. wide section of the drift face (heading is 5ft. wide x 8ft. high) that returned assays of 29.88% lead, 19.42 opt silver, 0.120 opt gold, and 0.609% zinc.

The drift following the vein is being advanced and to date it has confirmed that the high grade Lead-Zinc section both persists and remains strong. Currently, the vein has been followed for a distance of 12 feet in a southern direction from the surface decline. Additionally, there is a 2 ft. wide section (fault gouge) laying against the right side of the Lead-Zinc section that a horizontal sample across it returned assays of 0.308 opt gold, 0.24 opt silver, .069% lead and 0.203% zinc.

Sample preparation and analyses for this release were conducted by Norris Labs of Norris, Montana on samples supplied by Millstream. Phil Brown, P.Geo., consultant of Millstream, is the Qualified Person as described in National Instrument 43-101 for the Tamarack Gold Property. He has reviewed this report and press release with company management.

About Millstream Mines Ltd.:

Millstream Mines Ltd. is a Canadian-based mineral exploration company whose principle objective is to enhance and develop known mineral properties to production potential. The Company has active projects in the Province of Ontario, Canada and in the State of Montana, USA. The company’s main focus continues to be the 100% owned Potter Mine Property. This past producing property is host to copper-zinc-cobalt “stacked” mineralized zones located in the highly prolific Abitibi Greenstone Belt and more specifically in the Kidd-Munro Assemblage near the town of Matheson in north eastern Ontario. It is the company’s ambition to fulfill drilling requirements necessary to estimate a NI 43-101 compliant resource.

63,051,707 SHARES ISSUED

Date: Mar. 26, ’08

Mar. 25, ’08 Close: $0.18

The TSX Venture Exchange has not reviewed and does not accept responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release. Millstream seeks safe harbour with regard to forward looking statements.

Contacts:
Millstream Mines Ltd.
Mr. Ernest Harrison, EM
CEO
(705) 474-7282
(705) 474-5491 (FAX)

Millstream Mines Ltd.
Mr. Marty Martinello, B.A.
V.P
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The girls came up with a

The girls came up with a flashy gown as one might imagine Marylou dressing up in for one of her annual soir?es at the Canfield Casino. Rick and I decided on leotards (kind of a court-jester look) and long trumpets as part of our garb and props for our parts as “Her Majesty’s” entourage. It was also decided that “our” Marylou wear a blond wig and gold tiara, as well as a garbage bag “slicker” to mimic a press clipping of the real Marylou wearing the same during a rainstorm at the Saratoga Racetrack. We enlisted a few family and friends as “press agents” sporting fedoras and press passes. We also equipped my nephew Ken with a VHS video camera, a bulky contraption back then as you virtually had to carry an entire VCR on a shoulder strap. With our costumes complete, it was time for the big day.

Our gig officially started at 6 a.m., coinciding with the WPYX 6 to 10 a.m. morning drive show. We decided to arrive fashionably late (or maybe it was a hangover). Anyways, our timing turned out to be impeccable as we were, as I recall, the last contestants to arrive.
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Nonprofit, College Student Honored for Service to Dallas Community

Nonprofit, College Student Honored for Service to Dallas Community

Business Wire, July 28, 2010

Award Winners Receive $1,000 Each for Their Achievements Through
ExxonMobil Foundations Community Summer Jobs Program

  • Pre-GED School selected as Agency of the Year.
  • The University of Texas at Dallas student Arlette Hinojosa selected
    as Intern of the Year.
  • ExxonMobil Foundation celebrates conclusion of 20th
    year of the Community Summer Jobs Program in Dallas.

DALLAS — The Pre-GED School and Arlette Hinojosa, a senior at The University of
Texas at Dallas, were honored during a dinner marking the conclusion of
the ExxonMobil
Community Summer Jobs Program in Dallas. Along with the awards for Agency
of the Year and Intern of the Year, both winners received a
check for $1,000 honoring their accomplishments. The reception concluded
the programs 20th year in Dallas. During that time,
ExxonMobil Foundation has contributed more than $3.5 million locally to
fund approximately 1,475 internships through the Community Summer Jobs
Program.

We are proud to support a program that introduces students to the
life-changing work nonprofits undertake in our community
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The fake lash backlash; Fashion for fluttering leaves women with ‘bald’ patches

The fake lash backlash; Fashion for fluttering leaves women with ‘bald’ patches

0 Comments | Daily Mail (London, England), The, July 17, 2010

Byline: Beth Hale

WHEN it comes to a woman’s eyelashes, fashion dictates that big and batable is best.

But it seems the popularity of false eyelashes has fuelled an unwelcome side effect.

Growing numbers of women are turning to hair transplant surgery after damaging their natural lashes through repeat use of false ones and extensions, experts said yesterday.

A specialist in intricate hair transplant surgery has been approached by more and more young female patients left with a bald patch on their eyelids.

The glue used to fix the lashes can pull natural eyelashes out as the fake set is removed, and if repeated frequently can stop lashes growing.

Such is the popularity of false eyelashes – worn by celebrities from Cheryl Cole to Katie Price – that some women wear up to three pairs at the same time for maximum impact.

Dr Bessam Farjo, of the Manchester-based Farjo Medical Centre, said: ‘We’re seeing a significant number of inquiries from patients who have suffered from damage caused by repeatedly wearing false eyelashes. As with any hair follicle, eyelashes will cease to grow if they are repeatedly plucked out at the root.

‘Hair transplant surgery may seem like an extreme solution, but in many cases it’s the only way to restore hair permanently,’ he said. His [pounds sterling]3,000 procedure sees hair removed from the back of the patient’s head.

The surgeon then threads the hair through the upper eye lid in the same spot that the natural eyelashes would grow. Any number of lashes from just a few up to about 50 can be ‘transplanted’ this way, under a local anaesthetic.

They are then cut to the appropriate length and the patient has to trim them regularly.

The stark warning from Dr Farjo will come as a shock to the thousands of women who have been investing heavily in the latest beauty ‘must have’.

Retailers have seen sales soar, with Debenhams reporting a 1,000 per cent increase in trade of fake lashes over the last 12 months.

As for how to avoid surgery, Dr Farjo said moderate use of fake eyelashes and careful removal can help minimise harm
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Others point to the enduring effectivenesscopy, call to action, company name and a visual. Visuals are usually more important than copy because they’re more effective in attracting readers’ attention and can instantly present your product or service in a dramatic and motivating way. Unless you’re commissioning your own original artwork or photography, the visuals you’ll use will probably be either drawings and photographs from your suppliers or non-copyrighted artwork (clip art) found in clip-art books and scrap-art computer programs. Choose the strongest visual among them, the one that best draws the eye and explains what you’re selling, and then move on to copy. The most prominent piece of copy, your headline, must not only work with your visual, amplifying its meaning, but also attract attention with a word, phrase or sentence announcing a benefit that appeals to your target market. One expert wrote that a headline is that final, mind-changing, sales-clinching comment you’d make when leaving the office of a prospect that, until then, had respon of the standard headlines “Sale,” “Free” and “Buy now and save.” Collect ideas that are right for you from your salespeople, from the ads in your file and from advertising books.
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Your sales letter is the ultimate sales representative. When you think about it, your Internet sales copy is very inexpensive, compared to a sales staff that works 24 hours per day, seven days a week, takes no vacations, and will work without benefits.

On top of this, the message contained within is exactly what you want to deliver.
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Journal, The – Smoking case involved in a slow burn

Smoking case involved in a slow burn

Topeka Capital-Journal, The, Feb 18, 2010 by Tim Hrenchir

By Tim Hrenchir

The Capital-Journal

Jim Suwalski will have time for a lot of cigarette breaks in the next few weeks.

A decision on whether he violated the city smoking ban is certain to drag on for 25 days.

That is the time frame an administrative hearing officer for Topeka indicated Wednesday he planned to rule on whether Suwalski violated the smoking ban when he lit a cigarette within the duct- taped boundaries of a tobacco shop he operates inside a bar owned by his wife.

Hearing officer Kendall McVay made that statement after hearing attorneys on both sides offer differing interpretations of the smoking ordinance. Topeka police on Jan. 20 cited Suwalski, 64, alleging he violated the city’s clean air ordinance banning smoking in most public places.

The ordinance was approved Sept. 29 by the city council and took effect Dec. 4. Suwalski became the first person accused of violating it. Alleged violators undergo the same administrative hearing process the city uses to address alleged violations of city code.

The city was represented at Wednesday’s 5:30 p.m. hearing by Kyle Smith, an assistant city attorney who advises the police department on legal matters. Suwalski was represented free of charge by Topeka attorney Bruce Harrington. Also on hand were Suwalski’s wife, Sharon, and six other supporters.

McVay heard oral arguments from Harrington and Smith, then said he would give them 15 days in which they could submit written arguments. McVay said he planned to issue a ruling 10 days after that.

Smith and Harrington agreed that Suwalski — to test the smoking ban ordinance — smoked a cigarette in front of police in his 10-by- 10-foot tobacco shop, Hot Pockets Retail Cigarette Outlet. The shop is located inside Hot Pockets Billiards and Sports Bar, 1909 N.E. Seward Ave., which is owned by Sharon Suwalski. The tobacco shop has no walls. Its boundaries are marked off by duct tape.

Harrington argued that Suwalski didn’t violate the letter of the clean air ordinance, which makes exceptions allowing smoking in certain specific public places, including retail tobacco stores.

Harrington said he didn’t think it was McVay’s prerogative as administrative hearing officer to substitute his judgment as to whether Suwalski may have violated the spirit or intent of the ordinance for the printed words set forth in that document. He suggested city officials should change the ordinance’s wording if they think its spirit or intent has been violated.

Smith countered that when the ordinance is read as a whole, it becomes clear the council intended to guarantee the public the right to breathe smoke-free air in place where the ordinance gives them that right.

He said that while Suwalski and his wife held separate licenses for her bar and his tobacco shop, their patrons were breathing the same air.

After the hearing, Harrington told The Topeka Capital-Journal that at his request, Suwalski had asked Hot Pockets patrons — for the time being — to step outside the bar’s building to smoke
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