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Don't waste cash on bags of lettuce: sow, grow and forage your way to salad self-sufficiency this autumn and winter.
Turn over a new leaf: It's so easy to grow or forage your own salad leaves, says gardening editor Jane Perrone, there's no need to splash out on expensive plastic bags of the stuff in the supermarket. Photograph: Sophia Evans for the Guardian
I confess: my veg patch is a mess. My sweetcorn is still knee-high and the brassicas are smothered in caterpillars. So much for self-sufficient living.
Last summer I opened the fridge to grab a half-used bag of lettuce only to find it had transformed into a pool of slime. I'd had enough of paying for bags of tasteless leaves – surely I could grow enough salad for my family, if nothing else? In the year since, I've managed to keep my salad bowl full with homegrown leaves, saved money and got my children piling pea shoots on to their plates with enthusiasm.
Sow leaves
You can sow several salad leaves now and, if you give them a little care and protection, enjoy regular harvests through the winter and into spring: purslane, lamb's lettuce (corn salad), winter lettuce and oriental leaves are all worth sowing, and you could be cutting your first salads within a month. All you need is a container with a depth of 10cm or more: I like to reuse wine crates, banana boxes or willow baskets, but you can use a regular pot or tray, plastic or terracotta – as long as it has drainage holes. Cut up holey old woollen jumpers or blankets as liners: they cost nothing, help to keep the compost in place and act as a sponge for moisture. Colour equals plate appeal, so think beyond plain green leaves: I plant violas and violets (whose leaves and flowers are edible) in some containers, and choose colourful mixed leaves such as Winter Mix from Suttons' Speedy Veg leaf salad range, which promises a crop in 3-4 weeks, or Thompson & Morgan's Speedy Mix. Once sown, place the container somewhere sheltered and frost-free: an insulated greenhouse, sunny windowsill, sun-trap patio or cold frame. You can sow some salads outside in a veg bed, but they'll do better protected by a cloche or swathed in horticultural fleece: start them off in modules, transplant them outside once they're young but strong and protect from slugs. My favourites for outdoor sowing are lettuce 'Merveille des Quatre Saisons' and Misticanza autumn/winter cut-and-come-again from Franchi seeds.
And don't think only lettuce – it's time to raid your herbs. Adding punchy leaves such as mint, parsley, sorrel, lemon balm, chervil and green onions to a salad makes for a more robust accompaniment to autumn and winter dishes. Pot some up and bring them inside to keep the supply going through winter.
Start shoots
Growing pea shoots takes seconds and costs pennies, and they taste delicious. Soak whole dried peas overnight in a glass of water, then sow thickly in a shallow tray of multipurpose compost (I use the plastic trays soft fruit is sold in) and keep damp. Within a couple of weeks they'll produce shoots a few centimetres tall: snip them off with a pair of scissors, leaving a leaf or two, and they will re-sprout for more harvests.
Start a mini-forest of microgreens on your windowsill: coriander, fenugreek, cress, basil, radish and beetroot seeds take only days to be ready to harvest (sow in a thin layer of compost) with a flavour kick to put the finishing touches on your salad. Get into the habit of spending five minutes a week sowing, and you'll always be able to add a touch of homegrown greens to your meals.
Eat weeds
If foraging sounds too much like hard work, fear not. You'll find plenty of greens in your garden that cost nothing in time or money. You don't have to turn into a Ray Mears: just learn to identify a couple of tasty but common weeds and garden plants.
Hairy bittercress (Cardamine hirsuta) is my super salad ingredient of winter. In summer, it flowers and sets seed very fast, but it slows down in colder weather so the leaves become bigger and softer – it tastes like mild watercress. Pick the whole plant before it produces its tiny white flowers, chop off the roots and rinse before eating.
And the goji berry bush that never fruits – did you know the leaves are edible too? Likewise the invasive but pretty Houttuynia cordata, a coriander-flavoured south-east Asian herb. Along with the leaves of red valerian (Centranthus ruber), and dandelions, these can bulk out a handful of winter lettuce.
With all foraged leaves, stick to the youngest specimens and pick only where it's pesticide, weedkiller and dog-free.
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Are you tired of no-good dirty griefers? Unable to recover from your drunken stupor? Do sliding doors attach themselves to your head? Rockstar has just released the Red Dead Redemption title update that will cure these horrific ailments and more.
As promised back on July 21, Rockstar has released Red Dead Redemption title update 1.03, addressing the problem of griefers ruining your Multiplayer Free Roam fun, placing a bounty on the head of any player who stacks up six kills without dying, while giving players killed three times in a row the option to respawn somewhere else.
The update also addresses a few technical issues, giving players the ability to swap shoulder buttons, save the game with singleplayer cheats turned on, making sure downloadable outfits appear in the Change Outfits menu and making sure invincibility doesn't turn off when Dead Eye turns on.
The most entertaining fixes are ones that point out some of the sillier bugs in the game. These include:
• Occasionally, the player would not recover from being drunk.
• It was possible to have two-player horses, with one permanently following the player.
• If equipped with the bandanna, sliding doors would temporarily attach to the player's head.
No really, sliding doors would attach to your head. Just look:
I'm going to miss that particular brand of unintentional comedy.
Check out Rockstar's page for a full list of issues addressed in title update 1.03.


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Date(s) Hiked: June 8th, 2015
Trails(s) Hiked: Mason Creek, Old Mill, Scout Line, Marmot Passage, Lion's Back, Bulging Elk, Staunton Ranch,
Total Distance: 14.6 miles
Difficulty: Easy
Conditions: Sunny
Special Required Equipment: None
Trip Report:
My co-worker Bryan and I have been wanting to do a long hike over the summer. Last summer, Bryan did a 40 mile hike in Utah with a couple other co-workers and was thinking of organizing another one. Since the last thing I want is to be "that guy" that slows everyone else down, I told him that I needed to do a long hike with simulated gear first to test myself and the comfort of the pack.
I got a Osprey Aether a couple months ago during one of the garage sales at REI. I loaded it up with some bug spray, first aid kit, food, and about 45 lb's of water for simulated gear. I also brought my dog Asha along for the trip.
Our overall goal was to reach the top of the Elk Falls Overlook. Just south of that is the Lionshead, which doesn't actually have a trail to it but if we would try and attempt if we had time. We arrived at the trailhead around 8AM, and went up the Mason Creek (MC) trail. Most of the trails were graded or smoothed out and leveled with dirt a little bit so there was no scrambling required. It was a little cool as we were in the shade for the majority of the trail. We started around 8,400 feet elevation and peaked at 9,400, at which point we gradually dropped back down to about 8,600 by the time we reached the bottom of the next trail, Old Mill (OM).
Close to the bottom of Mason Creek (MC), top of Old Mill (OL).
The next trail, Scout Line (SL) was the most physically demanding of the day. This trail was the only trail that wasn't graded, and had a relatively steep angle which required many switchbacks to overcome this. We took this trail and gained about 600 vertical feet, at which point the trail flattened out a bit. Me in the middle of Scout Line with Lionshead in the background.
Marmot Passage (MP) had a couple of switchbacks but overall was pretty flat, until the end where we took many switchbacks to get to Elk Falls pond. The next trail was Lion's Back (LB), while it was actually a graded dirt road, but was a straight shot to the top at a relatively steep incline. At the top I think we got some pretty good pics, which I'll put in the next post below. I did need to get back home, so we didn't have time to bushwack to the top of the lionshead, maybe next time. Still think we got some good pics though.
Asha in front of the Elk Falls Pond
After we got to the bottom of the Lion's Back (LB) trail (there was only one way up and down), we started heading back. The rest of the hike was on a graded dirt road except for the last 2 miles. Except for the beginning of the Bugling Elk Trail, the rest was downhill as well.
On the home stretch, Straunton Ranch Trail (SR)
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Just under the Lionshead, Elk Falls Overlook
Pano from Elk Falls Overlook
While I did want to test myself, and I did do more than I set out to, I gotta say,I was pretty sore for the next two days. If I'm going to do a longer hike than that over the summer I'm going to need lots of motrin
The Osprey pack FAR exceeded my expectations. It was very comfortable and distributed weight well between my hips and shoulders. I really liked the hip belt pocket it had to put stuff in too.
I'm well aware that CO is not in New England, but this sub-forum is completely dead.
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DOVER — The Children's Museum of New Hampshire will host its 3rd Gingerbread House Workshop to help families get into the holiday spirit.
On Saturday, December 8, families can take part in one of the three sessions of building and decorating gingerbread houses. The museum will supply each family with a fresh baked and unassembled gingerbread house, icing made in the museum and a variety of edible decorations purchased locally. Holiday music, cookies and apple cider will also be provided.
"Part of our mission is to create joyful family experiences and the fun and collaboration of building and decorating a gingerbread house certainly fits that goal," Heidi Duncanson, Director of Marketing at the museum, said. "It's a project that family members of all ages can take part in and make lasting memories. It is also a workshop that anyone can take part in, no matter what holiday they might be celebrating in December. For all of these reasons, it's the perfect seasonal event for us to host."
In addition to this workshop, the museum is offering weekly drop-in gift-making workshops on Wednesday morning, afternoon and over the weekend with a new theme each week. These sessions cost $5 per project and include creating ornaments, bath fizzies, chocolate treats and picture frames.
Families can reserve a spot for the Gingerbread House Workshop at the 9:30 a.m., 11 a.m. or 1 p.m. session by calling the museum at (603) 742-2002 to register by Dec. 1. Each session can seat about 12 families and the sessions are filling up fast. The cost to participate is $30 per family (for up to a 4 person family) for museum members and $40 per family for non-museum members. Additional family members are $5 per person. Families can also purchase an additional house to decorate for $20. For more information on this workshop, or the gift-making workshops, visit www.childrens-museum.org.
Gingerbread workshop at children's museum Dec. 8
DOVER — The Children's Museum of New Hampshire will host its 3rd Gingerbread House Workshop to help families get into the holiday spirit.


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lol I love this pic. XD
Anyway, to you, dear Ivan Lee:
It's been ... 3 months and 6 days, that we're officially attached to each other.
So fast right? I still remember clearly the day when we had our first date, it was 25th July, to Midvalley, as we went to the so-called MITF. lol And also watched Inception. Do you remember that, before we went for the date, we thought about things that we wanted to do together. To see your injured finger along with mine, comparing our feet sizes, and also had Starbucks together.
Remember that after the next day we went, when Janice ask us about going to Midvalley, I lied that I didn't went for a movie, when clearly I did went with you.
Today, after 3 months+, we came back again.
3 months before, we was just friends, hoping to be more than that.
Now, we're together, happily. =)
Things might not go well, sometimes, due to my stubborness, and also to be fair, your negativity. And you'd always bear with that, gomen.
Relationships are always sweet from the beginning, but as time passes, problems do occur, and we're clear of that. You do remember that right? While having problems, we'll face and solve it together.
I do make mistakes, so I want you to tell me whenever I did something wrong. Like yesterday. I was a fool, for being so selfish. And the same goes to you, when I feel like you're doing something wrong, I would tell you too.
But I didn't. Gomen. I put you in confusion.
I just want you to know, I would accept everything you love. It might not be soon, but just someday, I will. You know I couldn't hide how I feel, so I tend to show it, instead of lying and hiding my true feelings. Thus you knowing, I really hated that. But I didn't like how you kept on emphasising that I hated what you love. That's why I got upset. I kept on thinking, why couldn't I accept it? I'd make you feel so alone again!
But I felt empty and alone, when you tell me that you won't share me what you love anymore. Does this mean that, there is someone else you wanted to share it with? Or if there is someone that appeared that would share this with you, what will happen to me?
Selfish, yes I know. I couldn't think of anything else but myself.
This is how I see you acted: "Oh! I love this song! XD But you won't like it de la, so heavy bass. You sure won't like it de la! Next time I won't share you the song, since you don't like it. Regret buying the single now?"
I somehow feel left out. That is why I got upset. A LOT.
Instead of disliking the song, what happened is the main thing that upsetted me.
And it got worse... After the call...
After that I can't do anything at all, but staring at the phone blankly for a minute or so, then started to blog till now.
Perhaps I do need some time... To calm myself down... Alone...
But one thing is for sure,
That I do care for you a lot, and I do love you.
So please... Don't blame yourself on things that isn't your fault!
And gomen... For hurting you...and myself...
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Cley Windmill in the 1880s
A view of the tiny port from the 1880's, showing amongst the various dinghies, two of the lighters used at this time to allow the quays to continue trading.
Coasters from Newcastle and other northern ports would come across Blakeney Bar and anchor in "The Pit". The lighters, with their four man crews were poled and sailed out from Cley Creek to meet them, the six mile round trip taking about 14 hours. They could carry about 45 tons and the trips normally involved taking out flour and grain and bringing back coal…As you may imagine, it was extremely hard work which carried on almost whatever the weather. The long line of horse drawn coal waggons waiting for the return of the lighters was a common sight in the 19th century, before most of this traffic was lost when the railway came to Holt in 1884.
The lighter traffic, which also included oil cake and malt going out and bones to supply a local bone manure factory coming in, continued until the early years
of this century.
All income from this site goes directly to the up-keep of the fabric of this iconic building.


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Time for Health Care For All on Medicare's
40th Anniversary
When Medicare and Medicaid were signed into law on July 30, 1965, former President Harry Truman received the first Medicare card. He would be shocked that 40 years later, more than 45 million Americans have no health coverage, half of all personal bankruptcies are health-related, and lack of universal insurance is increasingly hurting our economy as well as our health.
Truman proposed national health insurance for all Americans in 1945. He said, "By preventing illness, by assuring access to needed community and personal health services...and by protecting our people against the loss caused by sickness, we shall strengthen our national health, our national defense and our productivity."
If Americans without health insurance were a nation, the population would be bigger than Canada -- plus Michigan, Montana, New Hampshire and Vermont. Canada, like other industrialized nations besides ours, provides universal health coverage.
Contrary to myth, the United States does not have the world's best health care. It has the costliest.
In the words of Dr. Christopher Murray of the World Health Organization (WHO), "Basically, you die earlier and spend more time disabled if you're an American rather than a member of most other advanced countries."
The United States is just No. 29 in the WHO healthy life expectancy ranking. We lag Canada by nearly three years and Japan by nearly six.
The United States does worse than 36 countries in child mortality under age five -- well behind South Korea and Singapore.
The United States is No. 1 in spending. The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) reports the United States spent 15 percent of its Gross Domestic Product on health in 2003 compared to an average 8.6 percent in 30 OECD countries.
The United States has fewer physicians, nurses and hospital beds per person, and fewer MRI and CT scanners than the OECD average. Health Affairs reports that Americans had more difficulty making appointments with physicians quickly than people in Canada, the U.K., Australia and New Zealand, and were more likely to delay or forgo treatment because of cost.
Lack of health insurance is killing many more Americans than terrorism. As the Institute of Medicine documents, uninsured Americans get about half the medical care of those with insurance. They receive too little care, too late, get sicker and die sooner. For example, uninsured women with breast cancer have a 30 percent to 50 percent higher risk of dying than insured women. Uninsured car crash victims receive less care in the hospital and have a 37 percent higher mortality rate than privately insured patients.
One out of three Americans below age 65 -- 85 million people -- lacked private or public health insurance for all or part of 2003-2004. Millions more are underinsured.
Average family health insurance premiums will reach a projected $14,545 in 2006, more than double the 2001 average.
Much health spending is squandered on the mountainous red tape, profits and executive pay of private insurance and drug companies. As Dr. Marcia Angell explains in The Truth About the Drug Companies, the highly profitable pharmaceutical industry relies heavily on taxpayer-funded research.
The National Coalition on Health Care, an alliance of about 100 corporations, pension funds, medical associations, insurers, unions, consumer and religious organizations, says, "Comprehensive health care reform is long overdue. Every year that reform is delayed, tens of millions of Americans live in peril, without health insurance; millions are harmed, and hundreds of thousands die needlessly, because of sub-standard care."
"The crisis in health care is the central economic problem facing America -- adversely affecting living standards, job creation and retention, wage growth, the adequacy and viability of pension benefits" and the global competitiveness of American business, says Coalition president Henry Simmons.
The Coalition calls for "health care coverage for all." It offers four different scenarios for universal coverage: employer and individual mandates and subsidies; expanding Medicare and other public health insurance; creating a new public program modeled on the Federal Employee Health Benefits Plan; and establishing a universal single payer, publicly financed program.
The first three scenarios would net $320 billion to $370 billion in savings over the first ten years; the fourth scenario would save $1.1 trillion.
Like untreated cancer, the health care crisis is spreading throughout our families and economy. It's time for health care for all.
Holly Sklar is co-author of Raise the Floor: Wages and Policies That Work for All Of Us (www.raisethefloor.org). She can be reached at: email@example.com. Distributed by Knight Ridder/Tribune Information Services. Copyright © 2005 Holly Sklar
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Cilantro Seeds
Leaves and seeds are equally delicious!
Cilantro/coriander is becoming one of the most popular fresh herbs in the US for its distinctive taste and versatility. The leaves (cilantro) usually resemble parsley and impart a thoroughly unique, spicy bite to foods. Cilantro is used mostly in Mexican, Thai, Chinese, and Indian cooking, proving especially delicious alongside tomatoes and lime. The seeds (coriander) are an important ingredient in curry as well as pickling. Cilantro/coriander is easy to grow and can be sown every 3 weeks during the growing season to ensure a steady supply!
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Fox Reality, Sky One, Magic Pictures Inc., and Talent Television Announce New US/UK Co-Production
New Reality Show �Corkscrewed: The Wrath of Grapes� to Star Nigel Lythgoe and Ken Warwick
LOS ANGELES -- Fox Reality, the only ALL REALITY ALL THE TIME channel, Sky One, Magic Pictures Inc. and Talent Television, a wholly owned subsidiary of Talent Group plc, have announced a new US/UK co-production commission. Magic Pictures Inc. in LA and Talent Television will produce the brand new series for both Fox Reality in the US and Sky One in the UK.
�Corkscrewed: The Wrath of Grapes� is a new reality series following the trials and exploits of award-winning entertainment producers Nigel Lythgoe and Ken Warwick as they make a major investment in a long held dream � owning their own vineyard.
Commissioned by David Lyle at Fox Reality and Richard Woolfe at Sky One, the series will broadcast later this year as 8 x 30-minutes and 4 x 60 minutes respectively. �Corkscrewed: The Wrath of Grapes� is the first US production secured by Magic Pictures Inc., and it is Talent TV�s first US Co-production. John Kaye Cooper will Executive Produce along with Elaine Gallagher, Mike Fox is Series Producer and Senior Vice President of Magic Pictures Inc. Kris Lythgoe will act as Consultant Producer.
From childhood friends in the backstreets of Liverpool to producing the huge US primetime hit, American Idol, Ken and Nigel are a phenomenal success story. Nigel is currently executive producer and �judge� on FOX Broadcasting�s summer hit So You Think You Can Dance, and Ken is executive producer of the head to head ratings rival, NBC�s America�s Got Talent and they are both enjoying the rewards and Hollywood lifestyle that come with a string of prime-time US network hits.
Everything they touch turns to TV gold, as the reality series follows the two highly successful, charismatic showmen as they venture into the vineyard abyss.
Originally planned as a consortium of buyers including Ryan Seacrest, Randy Jackson, Simon Cowell and Simon Fuller, one by one the investors pulled out leaving Nigel and Ken to purchase the beautiful 168 acre vineyard in Paso Robles, California alone.
Problems arise from the outset. Arriving at the vineyard dressed in designer clothing, Lythgoe and Warwick try to convince the jeans-clad owner of their interest in horticulture. From there the hilarities and struggles persist; business collaborations go south; wild boars cause chaos; potential profits dive; and vines become infested with rot.
Nigel and Ken refuse to give up on their lifelong dream, but will the vineyard be a success?
David Lyle, Fox Reality COO & General Manager, said: �The landscape of reality television has truly been shaped by these two pioneers, and we�re thrilled that they�ve selected our network when they ventured into becoming the subjects of their own show. We think reality fans will love the opportunity to watch what happens when the tables are turned.�
Richard Woolfe, Director of Programming at Sky One commented: "Nigel and Kenny are going to get some of their own TV reality medicine as we turn the cameras on them as they try and turn a vineyard nightmare into a dream vintage claret. Will they do it? Who knows, but we�ll enjoy the ride with them."
Kris Lythgoe SVP at Magic Pictures Inc. added: �We are very excited to be working with Fox Reality & Talent TV and feel they were the perfect partners for this production. This is a show of adventure for two life long friends Kenny and Nigel who have come so far since their school days back in Liverpool, but have they gone too far?�
John Kaye Cooper, Creative Director of Talent Television, added: �Corkscrewed: The Wrath of Grapes� will be compelling viewing for US and UK audiences alike. As producers with the Midas touch in Hollywood, it is fascinating to watch Nigel and Ken show their inexperience and learn how to become vineyard owners � the hard way!�
�Corkscrewed: The Wrath of Grapes� will launch on Fox Reality from November 22, 2006 and on Sky One in Spring 2007.
Notes to editors:
Fox Reality launched May 24, 2005 to become the first destination for lovers of unscripted programming. The channel offers major US network favorites, exclusive international reality programming, Original Series and Specials. Fox Reality offers reality viewers more of their favorite reality programming with RealityRevealed in Primetime with never-before-seen footage, exclusive interviews, behind the scenes secrets and more reality fun. Fox Reality is currently seen in more than 20 million households. To get more information on Fox Reality programs and schedules, please visit foxreality.com.
Sky One is the most watched non-terrestrial channel in the UK, attracting more than 16.5m unique viewers every month and distinguishes itself from rival networks with award-winning, exclusive US and homegrown drama, talked-about entertainment formats and distinctive factual entertainment series.
MAGIC PICTURES INC is a new independent production company based in Los Angeles. President, Nigel Lythgoe is Executive Producer of America�s number one show American Idol, but is also better known for his role as Judge on So You Think You Can Dance. With over forty years combined experience of producing entertaining television shows, Magic Pictures Inc. is a leading creator of formats for both variety and reality television. www.magicpicturesinc.com
Talent Television (part of Talent Group plc) is a leading independent UK format creator and producer of innovative television, video and interactive programming. The Company's reputation for prime-time entertainment programming is unrivalled. The �Test the Nation� series for BBC1 is now well established as a scheduling event which combines the excitement of live network television with state-of-the-art interactive television and web technology. Subjects covered so far include �The Nation's IQ,� �General Knowledge,� �Popular Music� and �The End of Year Test.� Talent was also a pioneer in reality television with �The Villa,� which was first produced in 1999 for Sky One and has been one the highest rated shows on Fox Reality since it launched in May 2005.


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At Ewen's, Jerry tells Joe that Ewen facilitated the trade between a person in Switzerland who had the pathogen and antiserum. That person wanted someone in return, so Ewen faked her death and delivered her. He pulls out a briefcase from the fireplace and shows Joe the serum. Joe asks for more and Jerry guesses he saved Tracy at his own expense and laughs. He begs and Jerry hands it over. Joe wants this to be it for their dealings. Outside, Tracy calls Joe to tell him she is at the hospital and is better than ever.
Enjoy The Journey.
Sam and Jason meet at the hospital, Ewen tries to talk to Patrick, and the One Percenters go to meet Jerry.
Todd introduces the band, Port Charles and the One Percenters, at PCPD. They have the money and are ready to make the exchange with Jerry. Jax tells them Jerry escaped. Jax thought he could convince Jerry to do the right thing. He got distracted when Jerry told him Ewen killed their father and was jumped by an accomplice. Sonny tells Jax he always screws things up. They start to brawl before Johnny breaks it up. Tracy reminds them they will all die if they don't find Jerry. Todd is curious why Tracy is the picture of health and they all encourage her to go to the hospital. Maybe her recovery can help the rest of them. Jerry calls Todd and is ready to finalize negotiations. Todd puts Jerry on speaker - they want to get down to business. They decide on a place to meet but Jax is worried there is no serum and this is all a trap. Later, Jerry tells someone else on the phone he is defaulting on their arrangement and leaves to meet the One Percenters.
Sam finds a note in the safe at the Haunted Star with the cards. It says, "Find the cards, find the cure. Too bad you are too late." John wants to go back to PCPD when Sam passes out. John gets her to wake up and they share a moment as he wipes the blood off her forehead. He picks her up and carries her out.
Steve works on Ewen at the hospital. He is not sure he deserves to be saved. But he is not going to bear that cross again and will use all his skills to save Ewen's life for his sister. Ewen tells him surgery is a waste of time. He begs Steve to let him die after what he has done. Steve asks if there is anyone he can call and Ewen asks for Patrick Drake.
Liz works on Jason's leg at the hospital. She can't believe she trusted Keenan. Jason assures her it is not her fault. She thinks it is ironic that everyone kept telling her how wonderful Ewen was and Jason was a killer. She always thought there was something wrong with Ewen but tried to talk herself into believing he was the right person for her. Suddenly John rushes in with Sam and begs Liz to look at her. Sam asks Jason about his leg and when he doesn't answer Liz tells her that Ewen shot him. John's phone rings. Jerry has escaped and John wants to go back to the PCPD. Jason wants to go with him but he is too injured. John and Sam share a moment before he leaves. Steve comes in to get Liz and they leave Sam and Jason alone. She can't help but wonder if they had made different choices, if the baby had lived, how would their lives be different?
Patrick remembers Robin's death as he stands outside the lab. He tells Maxie that Robin would not want them in the hall feeling guilty and she follows him in. Patrick thinks he is on to something from the time Nikolas Cassadine was poisoned. If this pathogen is similar to the other one, the cure would be the same. Luckily Robin kept her notes but her handwriting is atrocious. Maxie can translate. He thanks her for her help with Emma and the pills. She can't let it go that she took Robin from him, but he encourages her to. They hug. Steve arrives and tells Patrick that Ewen asked to see him. Patrick doesn't want to go but Steve tells him he really should. Later, Steve looks over the notes and thinks there is a piece missing. Tracy comes in and tells them her symptoms have reversed. He leaves her alone in the lab while he gets some tests and Joe walks in. She tells him that Jerry escaped with help. Liz and Steve come in to take Tracy's blood and Joe gets nervous.
Patrick visits Ewen on his deathbed. Ewen tells him he is sorry but there is something he doesn't know about Robin. He flatlines before he gets it out.
Tomorrow's Port Charles spoilers for General Hospital:
Sam tells Jason, "Everything would be so different if I had only walked out of Ferncliff before Heather told me what she knew."
Heather calls Steve and says, "Steven Lars, it's your mother." He replies, "It's not my mother."
Spin tells Maxie, "I require no apologies. Just you." They kiss.
Sam calls out to Jason, "I am asking you to stay with me."
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Since then, a Haywood County task force has looked into integrating the two. The county already took a big step toward a more streamlined organization in 2011 when the departments moved into the same new offices in the old Walmart building in Clyde.
Thus far, county leaders have overwhelmingly supported the idea.
"I think there are positive benefits from this," said County Commissioner Mike Sorrells.
By integrating the health department and DSS, the county could eliminate duplicate positions, cut overhead expenses and share client information. The different departments have already performed a "desk audit" to see what positions could be possibly eliminated or consolidated and what jobs are necessary. They still need to develop a plan for cross-training employees on health department and DSS duties to better serve people.
"I think your client services would be much improved," said Commissioner Chairman Mark Swanger.
The Haywood County Board of Commissioners unanimously agreed to move forward with a public hearing, the next step in the process, to see what resident think about the possible integration.
After that, the task force has already created a list of recommended steps that the county will need to take before a consolidation is finalized. Among the 16 steps are overhauling the departments' personnel policies, creating a financial plan for indirect costs associated with the integration, seeking guidance from the state Department of Health and Human Services budget office, creating a Human Services Support Team that includes IT, finance and human resources personnel, compiling a mutual client list and reinvesting any initial cost savings back into the consolidation effort.
The task force has also suggested auditing the departments' information systems no matter what happens.
"We are recommending this be done regardless of your decision," said Ira Dove, director of Haywood County DSS.


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BALTIMORE — Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Jacoby Jones is the newest contestant to join TV's "Dancing With the Stars."
Jones was the first contestant announced Sunday night for the show's new season. The announcement came during a commercial that aired during ABC's telecast of the Academy Awards. The other new contestants will be announced Tuesday on "Good Morning America." The show premieres March 18.
Jones is known for his dance moves in the end zone after a touchdown.
Three other NFL players have won the competition: Emmitt Smith, Hines Ward and Donald Driver.
Jones was one of the Ravens' stars in their Super Bowl victory, scoring two touchdowns. He began his NFL career when he was drafted by the Texans in 2009. He was signed by the Ravens last year.


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With an inherent love of Autumn, Wes Gordon set about designing his Spring collection with a mission: "to love Spring as much as Fall." So he turned to a "High Priestess" theme, drawing from a darker side to craft a lineup emboldened with deeper hues and ample texture — dresses were washed in brilliant reds, and cocktail confections were finished with either a touch of glitter on inky backgrounds or with black-on-black embellishment. Asymmetrical hemlines and deep necklines too pointed to some sultrier forces at work — we were spellbound by the subtle sexiness that seemed to hypnotize as it drew you in. That's what Gordon did so well here; even while finding inspiration in more subversive subjects, he didn't look to shock with his darker themes. Instead, he pulled you in ever so slowly, enticing and seducing with a contemporary balance, introducing, too, an icy palette and a touch of glitter that's beautiful and bewitching, yes, but more importantly, totally wearable.
- Trends: Leather, crop tops, sheer details, bold print, asymmetrical hemlines, lace, and flared pants.
- Colors: Mint, black, white, red, and olive.
- Key Piece: We were drawn to the subtle sex appeal of both the red and white trouser and top sets with the deep necklines.
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- Who Should Wear It: We hope to see Wes Gordon fan Lena Dunham in the olive and white printed dress; Diane Kruger would look gorgeous in the embellished and textured dramatic LBD.


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Bernie Ecclestone has tipped his friend Sebastian Vettel to win a fourth consecutive world championship in 2013. "I see it in this order: Vettel, Alonso, Button and Hamilton," he told the Italian sp...
"I see it in this order: Vettel, Alonso, Button and Hamilton," he told the Italian sports daily La Gazzetta dello Sport.
The F1 chief executive said he was curious to see how Mercedes' sweeping changes for this season will make a difference, and said McLaren has a "better chance" to win the 2013 title compared to last year.
"Many will not share my opinion," said the 82-year-old Briton, "but I think McLaren is now better balanced and Button has the potential to be even better."
Ecclestone also expects a good season for Ferrari.
"Ferrari will be strong, I have no doubt," he said. "But they need to start well -- they can't wait for five or six races and then emerge," added Ecclestone, referring to Ferrari's poor start to its 2012 campaign.
He also did not sound sorry that HRT has folded.
"In formula one, there should only be the best, not teams that have difficulties," said the F1 'supremo'.
"I think there should be ten teams at the most. It's the ideal number to manage the championship well."
Meanwhile, having officially confirmed the Nurburgring in its July 7 calendar slot, Ecclestone admitted turmoil behind the scenes at Italian grand prix host Monza.
Recently, amid a management controversy, the historic circuit's chief Enrico Ferrari was stepped down.
Ecclestone admitted he doesn't "understand what's really going on", but praised the departed Ferrari's role.
"Thanks to him, Monza had a favourable economic treatment compared to all the other European races," he said.
"On the continent, no race is as cheap as the grand prix of Italy," Ecclestone reiterated. "He was tough in business, but competent, straightforward, clean."
Ferrari's successor is Fabrizio Turci.
Ecclestone said: "I do not know and do not envy him. Without Ferrari it will be more complicated, because Enrico was a key man."


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The Bucs were planning to break out the creamsicle throwbacks on Sept. 29th, complete with the winking pirate helmet logo. No more. According to the team, they can't make it work because of new NFL helmet regulations supposedly meant to increase safety.
The problem is this: Bucco Bruce belongs on a white helmet, and only a white helmet. But the Buccaneers wear pewter-colored helmets, and the NFL's rule, put in place this season, requires teams to use the same helmets for every game. If they can't wear the white helmets, with Bruce winking coyly, it's not a real throwback night.
"While we regret that our players will not be able to don the 'Bucco Bruce' helmet and traditional orange, red and white uniforms, there simply was no acceptable way to meet the requirements of the new policy while staying true to the spirit of our throwback theme. We will continue to explore options with the league office for bringing back this fan favorite in future seasons."
There's a kernel of logic behind the league's rule, recommended by its Head, Neck, and Spine Committee. Anecdotally, improperly fitted helmets increase the risk of injury, (and practically, they reduce the manufacturer's liability). Once a player has one that fits, experts recommend sticking with it. But these are NFL players, with NFL training staffs; presumably they can make sure the white helmets (which would be exactly the same make and model, just with a different paint job) fit everyone.
Thankfully, Hispanic heritage night is still on for the 29th. ¡Bruce libre! ¡Viva los Bucaneros!


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The Wastewater Division of the City Public Works and Utilities Department today removed a stoppage in a sewer line that led to an overflow and release of wastewater from a manhole near South 66th Street and Artisan Way. Officials said an accumulation of greasy deposits and tree roots in the collection system line caused the stoppage and overflow.
The Wastewater Division received a call from the Lincoln-Lancaster County Health Department (LLCHD) about a possible overflow at about 11:30 a.m. today. City crews responded immediately and began work to contain and stop the overflow and remove the obstruction in the line. Cleanup and removal of the overflow will be completed by 6 p.m. today. The volume of overflow was estimated at about 2,000 gallons.
City crews inspected nearby Beal Slough downstream of the overflow and did not observe any detrimental effects. They also reported the results of their inspections to LLCHD and the Nebraska Department of Environmental Quality.
Mike Mandery, Assistant Superintendent of Wastewater Collection, said most stoppages in Lincoln's wastewater system occur from oil and grease deposits from restaurants, commercial businesses and private residences.
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Help Please!!!
Thank you. Do you and still kind of smells. In your experience, what does smelly urine indicate? The fat assured me that there is no infection after analyzing the urine and looking at x-rays, then I'm wondering what would be the cause of a more funky urine smell if it is not an infection? Thank you.
- Lynx
The cause of a strong urine smell can be incontinence (leakage of urine) that keeps the butt hairs wet. If your guinea pig does not move around much, they would be more likely to be wet. Look at www.guinealynx.info/urine_scald.html Trim all the butt hairs closely, make sure the bedding is changed frequently, and keep her as clean as possible.
Thank you. She is a free roaming pig and has towels and fleece as "bedding". She has one room to herself but she does not walk around much, became kind of lazy during the last year. I will get also baby wipes to clean her. I wash her butt regularly and dry her completely. She doesn't seem wet, I smell her pee as soon as she pees on the towel and that pee is the source of the strong smell. But, I noticed that smell only about 5 days ago and then the bleeding occurred two days ago. Will monitor her closely.
- Lynx
So if you smell her in between pees, she smells fine? If the urine smells strongly, that sure says there is a bacterial infection to me.
I think I have mentioned having her take trimethoprim sulfamethoxizole (Bactrim in this country). It is very common. I would try to get a prescription for it.
I think I have mentioned having her take trimethoprim sulfamethoxizole (Bactrim in this country). It is very common. I would try to get a prescription for it.
Update on my Peggy, I took another blood sample to the vet and again he claims it's definitely not an infection, I also asked him about the mass in the abdomen and he said that he doesn't see anything there that is concerning. He has been her vet for four years and help and get her through the pneumonia, but I sent the x-rays to another vet I seen once and she said she does see a mass. Z doesn't seem to be in pain so I will not be giving her the pain meds unless I see her squealing or visibly uncomfortable.At this point I have decided to wait out and see what happens. I don't want to put it with the surgery. He continues to smell here and there, and my question is if it was a productive issue, with the urine smell? I guess I still keep thinking that maybe it is a UTI but the vet it's telling me that science tells us it is not. Thank you so much for all of your help. I am not ready to lose my pig. He also doesn't want to prescribe Bactrim Because he says since it is not a UTI it will not help.
Another question. Blood seems to have stopped. I have been giving supplements, hydrating, handfeeding, etc. Today after 6 days a pasty white discharge that has some odor came out. I think might be related to female organs. Do you have experience with a white discharge in females? Thanks. Also, the other vet tested the urine for infection and said no infection is present. Thanks.
Thank you! So, the blood has stopped thankfully and the P does not smell anymore. However, now she stopped eating hay. I checked her teeth and two different dentists claim that everything looks OK and they did take x-rays about four months ago and told me that the teeth look fine. She does chew on carton boxes quite heavily, so maybe that proves that her teeth are not the issue. She also eats her pallets. I tried different types of hay, she was never a big Hay fan but at least she would eat some each day but now I have to force her to eat it and even then she would only take a couple bites. I think that eating no hay is messing up her stomach and her poops are becoming soft. Do you have any experience as to why some pigs might stop eating hay when they were eating hay before? Any suggestions? Also I should mention that her chin gets wet when she eats some particular types of lettuce. But that has been going on for many years.Thank you.
HI all, it has been a while - almost a year since Zoe's issues began. I have been able to stabilize her. Lately, last 4 days some labored breathing in the am and runny nose/eyes. Just came back from the vet and we did full body x rays. I will forward the x rays for second opinion if you don't mind. He ruled out respiratory. He thinks might be allergies and prescribed an anti-histamine to take in liquid form. Any experience with anti-histamines on pigs? Any side effects? Thanks much. Lena
Hello all, we have a new issue. Zoe stopped eating and is slobbering a lot. Took her to her regular exotic vet who put her under general anesthesia and found swollen lymph nodes in the neck and a small mass - mass is not hard and not soft - not fluid, something in the middle. He a good sample and we will get results in a few days. Meanwhile she is on baytril in case this is an infection. Also, critical care. She has issues swallowing.
Does anyone have experience with that topic? What are the different diagnosis and what should I expect? Thank you. Lena
Does anyone have experience with that topic? What are the different diagnosis and what should I expect? Thank you. Lena


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Latitude: 55º07' Longitude: 26º50'
The shtetl is situated on high ground enveloped by lush forests. Because of this luxuriant nature, the shtetl and the surrounding area were considered a resort region. Vilna Jews would congregate there for rest and recuperation during the summer. Students, who studied in the big cities of the region, would also come there to relax in nature. There was a grand dazzling park where the Graf (nobleman) lived near by the shtetl. The graf owned most of the buildings in the area, as well as the surrounding fields. In the midst of the shtetl there was a small lake, which was called the "Blind River". The lake never dried up. There were all kinds of legends about it. Some of the legends connected the lake with the Turkish War.
The shtetl had four main streets and many smaller streets brunched out from them. There was a large busy market in the center of town. Every Monday was the weekly market day and farmers from the area would come to exchange goods and produce.
Postov was part of White Russia (Belarus) which was part of the Russian empire before the First World War. After World War I ( c 1920), it became part of Poland. There were approximately 4,000 inhabitants, 2,500 of whom were Jews and 1,500 White Russians. Jews and Christians lived in peace.
There were 2 Rabbis In the shtetl one was Hassidic and one a "misnaged" (opposed to Hassidism). There were 3 shochets (ritual slaughterers).. There was a "Chevra Kadisha" (Jewish Burial Society), an "Hachnasat Orchim" and "Linas Ha'Tzedek" (Hospitality committee and a bed for the night establishment, all free of charge). People would volunteer to sit with the sick through the night, especially the ill that were alone and had no family in town. There was also a local doctor. The Jewish occupations in town were diverse. There were storekeepers and laborers. Some were loggers who sent products to the faraway cities. Many made a living from the market day. The peasants from the surrounding villages would bring grain cattle and other products to sell. Wagoneers made their living by carrying passengers and products to and from the station, which was 2 kilometers away.
There were some traditiona1 Heders for biblical studies. There was also a Russian elementary school with 7 grades and an Officer's school.
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Meanwhile, her mother had run to the Rabbi screaming that Jews should return her daughter. Since it was just before Passover the Jews must have kidnapped her daughter. She knows Jews do this kind of evil, since such a trial of the Jew, Mendel Beylis, is now taking place in kiev.
A large crowd of Christians had gathered immediately and became enraged. The Jews were extremely frightened. Late that night the Christian girl rode in the shtetl with the bagel-baker and all quieted down.
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On the eve of Yom Kippur the Germans entered Postov. Many of the Jews fled east to Russia. The Germans advanced towards Glubokie. Few German troops were left in Postovy. Eight days later the Russians launched an offensive. A mounted unit of Cossacks burst into the shtetl and with piercing shouts galloped towards the barracks on Vilna Street. No German troops were to be found there. The Christians joyfully congregated the streets in order to greet the Cossacks. The Jews hid in their homes in great fright. The Christ started to make up all sorts of stories about the Jews: That they are hiding Germans in their homes and that they had closed their stores in order to hide their merchandise for the Germans.
Suddenly there was an order announced by the Cossack commander; All Jews must gather in the marketplace No Jew was to remain in his home.
The Rabbi advised all to go to the marketplace and he himself went. Even the ill Jews were carried over to the marketplace. From the marketplace the Jews, with the Rabbi leading, were led to the open field behind the barracks, where all were supposed to be shot. They took only the men, but the women and children chased behind them.
Rabbi, Shneur-Zalman approached the commander and attempted to convince him that the Jews were innocent. With that, the righteous Christian, Zacharov, in whose house the Rabbi lived, approached the commander. He was a retired Russian Army officer, who had been decorated with a gold medal, which was now pinned to his breast, and with the documents of extra ordinary service of the czar in his hands, he announced:
" All of my life I served the Czar, Nicholas. For my honesty and devotion I was given this medal."The stores didn't need to be opened by their owners. The Cossacks had broken in and told the Christians to take what they wanted. Quickly all the merchandise was stolen.
"What do you want to tell me? Speak!" the commander said.
I want to tell you that the Rabbi and the Jews are innocent. Everything that is being said about them is false. I plead with you to spare their lives. If you are going to shoot them, then shoot me together with them." (With these words he embraced the Rabbi and wouldn't let him go.)
" Zacharov, let it be as you desire But with the condition that the Jews show us where the Germans are and that they immediately open their stores." Said the commander.
The Germans returned again two days later and the front remained stationary for a long period of time. The region of Postavy remained volatile for 3 years. Because of the crossfire and the constant fear it became impossible to continue living in the shtetl. The Jews fled Postov during the 10 Days of Penitence (between Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur) in 1915. Many went to Vilna and many settled in Panevezys ( Lithuania, The native Jews of Panevezys were sent to Russia earlier). There was no lack of hunger and need for the refugees. They lived with the hope that they could return to Postavy as quickly as possible.
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The war came to an end and the region became part of Poland c 1920. Shortly, the Jews began again to revive the economy, community and cultural life. A bank for storekeepers and businessmen was founded. A free loan fund was established for Laborers and craftsmen. A burial society, a synagogue for prayer and an elementary school, for the majority of Jewish children were founded. Even though there were free Polish schools, the parents made the effort and sent their children to the Tarbut School, in order to get a Jewish education in Hebrew. When the school could no longer support itself by tuition alone the Jewish youth organized a drama circle and preformed plays and charged the audiences in order to helped the school financially. They presented Yiddish Theatre. A large library was established, in Postavy. The library contained Yiddish, Hebrew and Russian books.
Zionist organizations started flourishing in town. There was a children's' club and Chalutz organization in the Tarbut school, which gave the children a Zionist education. When the school officials couldn't agree on the language of instruction, Yiddish or Hebrew, the Yiddishists broke away and set up a school under the auspices of the Jewish Socialist Bond. The Tarbut School remained under Zionist supervision. This split led to greater accomplishments. Each side sought to bring in the best teachers for the children and the best lecturers for the adults. The youth benefited from the cultural creativity. The Yiddishists maintained that Jewish life must be improved for Jews wherever they lived. The Zionists prepared the youth in Hachsharo (training camps for communal and agricultural living); for the aim of Aliyah (migration) to Palestine/ Eretz Israel. Many youngsters did indeed go on aliyah. They are scattered throughout the land of Israel. Several young people went to Argentina, where they set up their homes.
Expanded up to the year of 1933, a peaceful period involved for the Jews. When Hitler came to power in Germany, the ill Nazi "spirit" also invaded Poland and even reached the small shtetl of Postavy. The Polish anti-Semites set up picket lines at Jewish stores and businesses. Jewish artisans were denied work. Jewish children weren't admitted into Polish schools. Often, Polish and White Russian hooligans administered beatings to Jews.
A self-defense Jewish circle was formed. All parties were united. The struggle was difficult, but eventually the Jews felt more secure. So it went until September of 1939, when Germany invaded Poland .
As soon as the news arrived that Germany had invaded Polish territory, the Christian hooligans beat and robbed the Jews.
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I mean, that is a freakshow. It's like an appendage. I have never, ever understood the "allure" of her beauty when she's sporting a chin like that. She must have an amazing manager.
I mean, she's practically a LENO she has such an amazing chin. Yet - in page after page of the Avon Catalog ........she's a normal chinned human.
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Dancing With the Stars pro Anna Trebunskaya has welcomed her first child, a beautiful baby girl named Amalya Millan.
"Anna Trebunskaya and boyfriend Nevin Millan welcomed their first child, daughter Amalya Millan, at a home birth on Saturday, Jan. 18," tha dancer's rep confirmed in a statement to Us Weekly.
"We're thrilled to welcome our beautiful, healthy baby into the world," the couple told the magazine of their newborn daughter. "We couldn't be happier."
Millan is an actor known for his appearances in TV's True Blood, CSI: NY and Nip/Tuck.
After revealing the news of her pregnancy last year, Trebunskaya said she couldn't wait to have her baby and get back on the dance floor.
"I'm looking forward to getting back into shape and dancing afterward and bringing the baby on board into the DWTS family!" she said.
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MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Gov. Scott Walker has transferred $40,000 of campaign donations into his legal defense fund, bringing the total deposited into the account to $200,000.
Walker reported the Dec. 31 transfer in his latest campaign finance report filed Thursday.
Walker created the fund to pay for criminal defense attorneys he hired to represent him in the ongoing investigation into former aides and associates of his when he was Milwaukee County executive. Walker met with prosecutors but has not been charged with any wrongdoing.
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Clone College
This Game:
· Uses icons all made by me
· Is coded by me (The Only Thing I Didn't Code Was the Admin System which is the Insaynous System)
· Was thought up by me
· Is Owned By Me!
· No building to block peoples way.
· No constant Swearing!
· No Building out of show off areas and buildable yards.
There are now Show Off Areas where you can build and show off if you wish.
Most things can be done with clicks and Right clicks.
Update Time:
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ITD Tour
So here's the question…
First off, please let me know if you'd be interested in going on a tour of Dodger Stadium with the group from this forum and second, please let me know if you have a preference of weekend vs. weekday, etc. Just post it in the comments section and we'll gather data from there.
We're trying to sort out details to get you all a discount and a very cool experience…
UPDATE: Today's lineup…
Furcal, SS
Hudson, 2B
Manny, LF
Loney, 1B
Martin, C
Ethier, RF
Kemp, CF
Blake, 3B
Stults, P
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Thanks Josh!! I think I can speak for the group and say that most if not all are interested. As for weekdays vs. weekends, that'll require a consensus.
Hello All,
I'm not as active of a participant as others are on the blog but I follow it and have commented in the past. As a full time college student it's a little tough to spend too much time writing comments and responding so I follow what you guys are saying instead. With that said, can I still be part of the tour or is it just for those that contribute on a daily basis? I vote for weekend.
Who wouldn't want to do a tour?!?!?!
Weekend would be great, or Monday.
Yeah that would be awesome. Weekend would probably allow more people to go.
A tour of Dodger Stadium would be awesome! Weekend would be best for me but …… Can I stay for batting practice …. lol
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Yes, I think weekends would work out best. I'm all in.
A tour would be awesome. I think the weekend would be best, so that kids could go.
Josh – Thanks for being open to this even though we can be a little testy here!
As for me I work retail so my business is open every day.
So weekends or weekdays don't matter.
What does matter is that I have some advance warning as my schedule at work is already made for May and almost finished for June.
The best time for me would be the 1st half of June (1-18).
Preferable June 1-11.
It would be awesome for this to happen if you could pull it off.
I live in Norcal and would make the trip down if work allows it.
I'm sure others would come out as well.
Go Blue!!
Bring the Ring in 2009!!!
Sweep the Giants!!!!
I'd love to be a part of this! Weekend would work best for me.
hey josh,
thanks for staying on top of this and trying to make it happen.. we REALLY appreciate it! i am definitely interested in being a part of this tour.. you can see what the consensus among others is about the dates.. i'm probably more flexible than most 🙂
I've been looking forward to this ever since you first mentioned it, Josh. I'll go any day any time!
Hey Josh,
just pick the time and date and I will be there…. 🙂
Take care,
JOSH…..thanks for ITD a very enjoyable and for always thinking about us here. FINALLY the tour is near! WEEKEND works best for me.
This is going to be fun, and finally get to meet all of you ITD–ers…..yeah! I just wish that we can all make it!
Also DODGERS LET'S KEEP KICKING THE GIANTS BUTT!….
Thanks Josh.
I'm interested and I'll go along with the group consensus.
Love these lineups, almost unbelievable after the last few seasons!
Interesting tidbits…
The Dodgers are second in the league with a team OBP of .371
The Gnats are dead last in OBP with a TEAM effort of .288 (for thouse of you who follow my diatribes, that's even worse than JP.) They're also last in the league in walks at 16, thus contributing to that dismal OBP.
Let's hope Stults keeps that trend going.
Hi Josh! Wow, I can't believe this is going to happen after I made a simple comment saying that would be a fun event! Thank you for running with this!!
I would prefer Saturday, however would make arrangements during the week if that is the consensus. I can't do Sunday – that's church and family day.
Hi Josh,
I'd love to and the weekend would be best. Its Miguel Salcido from LADodgerTalk.com, DodgersBaseballNews.com, and RBIMagazine.com. Look forward to possibly meeting you at the Bluetopia event this Saturday night.
OH yeah MIKE I do remember you making that comment…GREAT COMMENT! THANKS!
love the lineup.. i'll be at the game tonight! 🙂
not that the lineup has changed.. and we all knew it would stay the same.. but it's still good to see it written down and official
SARA – have fun at the game…..tell MARTIN & ETHIER I say hi…LOL!
Well it is all the same people just shuffled around…oh yeah…different pitcher..
thanks rose! amy and I are going.. and i know dnelly and eric are doing today too.. i will tell russ and dre! haha 🙂
doing = going
Hey everyone. Sorry I have not posted this season so far. I just got back from vacation. First opening day I missed in over 10 years. I kept tabs on the team when I could but missed watching games. I am supposed to go tomorrow night, can't wait its like my own mini opening day.
As for the tour, I too would be interested and weekends would be best but I would try to make either.
Go Dodgers!!!
NELLY is down from up NORTH……that is great….Hey I am sure that NELLY & ERIC want to witness in PERSON the butt kicking of the GIANTS…lol…tell AMY I say hi…I haven't seen her thru here in awhile. I'll be going to the Casey Blake bobble head game…it will be my first game this season…I can't wait….Hope to see you during OUR TOUR!
Josh, thanks so much for trying to put an ITD tour together. From the few comments so far it will be hard to find a date and time that will be convenient for everyone. A weekend probably would be better for most people but for those of us who live in the greater L.A. area we could probably make it on a weekday just as easy. I suggest picking a couple dates maybe later in the season we could vote on that would allow time to make arrangements to attend. We have a lot of folks that live out of the area who might be able to attend with sufficient advance notice.
rose, i'm sure dnelly wants to see the giants go down in a big way.. her giant family is with her for the game.. she needs the bragging rights to continue!! haha.. i will definitely tell amy you said hi.. and i hope to see you during the tour too!
good idea lbirken.. a vote on specific dates would probably work quite well
BRAGGING RIGHTS….I believe she has had that right since last year!
you're quite right.. i'm sure she's had bragging rights for a while now..
Well I vote for one of the days that Ethier has the CARNE ASADA event….since a lot of us are ETHIERAHOLICS..we take an early tour…watch the game….then eat!…..LOL
Hope those of you going to the game tonight find it a bit warmer than last night and the Dodgers find some more hits in those bats with runners in scoring position. I don't think I have ever seen a player drive in a run in his first at bat with a walk and end the game the same way! Kershaw was great. I think Joe did the right thing by pulling him after seven innings. The Dodger bullpen has been pretty good most of the time and hopefully the bats will come alive soon to take some of the pressure off the pitching. I also think we were all wrong when we said Manny didn't need much Spring Training but I am sure he will get in the groove soon.
lbirken ~ Fantastic idea on giving us a few dates to choose from.
Woohoo!! Is finally going to happen! Thank you so much Josh!!
I am open for any day so I'll go with the concensus!!
I got an invitation to go see the Bluetopia movie! Tim said there is a glimpse of me toward the end. I don't want to see me, I want to see my boys in Blue! They have been shown some highlights at the stadium.
Heck yea, I would go for a weekend too. dodgerbluecrew.blogspot.com
Josh- Thanks again for putting this tour together. We all appreciate it very much. Please sign me up. Weekend would work great 🙂
Hello to everyone else. It's been long. Hope all is well.
Go Dodgers!!
Josh, I would definitely be interested in the ITD tour and weekends work best for me.
Amy, long time no see. I hope you are doing well ):
Welcome back, Amy. I missed you!
hey girls. I know. I stopped blogging a while ago. I do miss you all. I think because of FB..it's replaced ITD cause I can talk to you all in faster time.
Ok, going home to get ready for the game. I really hope to see Nelly and Eric. We need to take an ITD photo 🙂
have a Dodgeristic night!
Hey Josh!
I'd like to say thx to both Josh for following thru on this idea and to perumiike for first giving the idea of a tour!!! Thx guys!!!
As far as me, I would prefer the weekend. I am working now, but again, it's with the US Census Bureau, so it's temporary in nature. Depending on when you want to plan the tour for, I may be working then, I may not be. But by and large, yes, weekends would be great. And I love lbirken's idea of giving us a few dates so we can vote on them! But for the benefit of those that don't live in So Cal, yes, we would all need plenty of lead time!
Oh, I'm so excited for this! This'll be great!!!
Hey Josh, I had read in the past that the stadium was only fire coded for 56,000 people and I noticed that the opening day attendance was 57,099. What new did the Dodgers do to up the attendance and where did they get the extra seats?
Stadium would be awesome too.
Hey Josh, I had read in the past that the stadium was only fire coded for 56,000 people and I noticed that the opening day attendance was 57,099. What new did the Dodgers do to up the attendance and where did they get the extra seats?
Stadium tour would be awesome too.
AMY – I sure you are gone right getting ready for a great Dodger Game. I'm glad to hear from you…FB is addicting…hey I have an account…I'll look for you.
Emma you are in just about all the Dodger Events…You deserve more than a glimpse….It should be great.
QUICSS….my guess is the Code change
It looks like Torre can't make up his mind on the cleanup hitter.
What an exciting game last night.
Kershaw was outstanding with his 13 strikeouts.
Coming from behind after blowing the lead was both nerve wracking (wouldn't want to lose on Jackie's night) and exciting.
Big Jon did his job and the coolness of James Loney was all we needed.
Tonight the Giants bring in that lefty with my mother's maiden name, since he's from Cal., I don't believe I'm related.
I think we're having a nice old fashion rivalry here.
Have a good time on the ITD tour guys and girls, it would be too much for me since I'm a continent away and haven't made plans.
Glad to see everyone is excited about the tour. I don't what I'm more excited about, the tour or meeting all of you!!! Let's go get the Giants tonight folks!
Good evening everyone, It would be just Awesome to get a win tonight. Keep the good times rolling along!!!
Good evening, all. It's been awhile due to being busy and, last night, I couldn't get on here at all. So, being here tonight is already a plus….If, according to Russell, Kersh did'nt have his best stuff last night, he'll be truly scary when he does…. Since it looks like we won't have Kuroda for awhile yet, we'll especially need Stutz and McDonald to step up….SWEEP, SWEEP!!!!! GO BLUE!!!!!!
All I can say is you guys living in the LA area are lucky. Everyone getting together for a tour of Dodger stadium would be one of the highlites of my life. All I can say is I'm a little jealous.
Lets sweep tonight.
Nice play Ferk, Russ, and Casey!
Josh, count me in. Weekend is best. However, I need a little special handling – I'm just a little handicapped and use a wheelchair for long-distance walking. If it's going to be a problem, well, I'll be there in spirit.
It's good to see an HR right up on top.
Nice job Matty!!!
Casey at the bat! Woo hoo! Let's light up Zito!
KEMP really wack that one and Lewis couldn't reach it.
%Then Casey comes thru again wow this something.
Nothing like power from the SS position.
Let's go James!!
After Scully description of Zito's family I'm now convinced that we're not related.
Stults is looking pretty good so far.
Zito is getting in the groove, we have to match him.
Stults really navigating.
Not a bad job from Stults.
A couple of mistakes from Zito would help.
What happened to Zito?
joepierre – I think we just got our couple of mistakes, we just need to take advantage. 🙂
Nice Casey!!
Another RBI from Casey, he's been grand.
Glad he's ok. He seems like he'll be a decent pinch hitter.
So far Monkeywhiskers has been much better than Sweeney!
I like his toughness & grittyness. It adds to this team.
Mientkiewicz seem to take an unnecessary head first slide on that 2-run double,
Hopefully we won't loose Monkeywhiskers for awhile. If we do, we might of traded DY a day or so too early.
I hope Monkeywhiskers isn't hurt bad enough to be put on the DL. We don't need a dislocated shoulder.
Tough break for Mienkiewicz he didn't look good coming off the field.
This game may be a costly win. Monkeywicz knows better than to slide like that. I hope we go 18-0 against the Gnats this year.
On the radio they were saying that XPaul is hitting over 500 and could be called up if Monkeywhiskers' injury is really bad.
Nothing would please me more, Boblee!
Hello there Tru & Bob & Joe & all of us ITD'ers!
Let's hold this and beat the Giants!!!
That would be fantastic, Dcollins! Nothing makes me happier than beating the Giants!!!
Another home run for Andre would be nice right now and it would be great for Nelly to see at the game.
Good play, Ferk!!!
Happy Birthday to our GM Ned Colletti.
Thanks Josh for the invite. I would love to do the tour, my schedule is pretty flexible.
Well, as far as a tour goes, I'm a sunshine baseball guy…Saturday or Sunday afternoon would show the stadium at its finest! I've been hanging around that place since it opened…and a nut-case since 1969. So I look forward to seeing the "forbidden" zones!!!!
As for the Dodgers, who's that guy impersonating All-Star catcher Russell Martin?
When is Manny going to get started. Don't pull an Andruw on us.
That's 5 straight.
What does Will Ohman say??????????????
Ok Ned you can put Mientkiewicz on the DL and called up Young.
Josh: Thanks! Weekend Is best, allow for travel.
Manny Observation: He pounds the Plate 3X before getting in stance, Last year it was two pounds and whack went the ball.
Great Sweep! Love it. and remeber all those gnats common taters before the season started are all really in the dirt now. Go Dodgers!
Oh wait I mean Paul.
Happy Bday Colletti hopefully this is your last year her.
Monkeywhiskers has a dislocated shoulder and they will probably bring up: Xpaul, DeWitt or Hu.
All hail the 2009 Dodgers led by Batman Orlando Hudson! 10 straight games at the start of the season hitting safely for Matt "The Hitman" Kemp. Super pinch hits by new BENCH BEASTS Doug Meintkiewicz and Mark Loretta. Another gritty performance by fill-in starter Eric Stults, and a GF for newcomer Will "The Omen" Ohman. SWEET SWEEP OF THE DREADED GIANTS, NOW ONTO ANOTHER CHAMPIONSHIP IN 2009!!!!
(I do much better as the anti-ndeschenes.)
You are doing just fine, Enchanted. I like you both ways!
WTG enchanted
oops her=here
I can't believe John Madden is retiring
Way to sweep those Gnats! Bad break for Mank, looking at the replay I don't think he was trying to slide headfirst, it seems like he lost his footing heading into 2nd and landed awkwardly on his shoulder. Okay Ned, we don't have DY anymore, so make amends by bringing up the red hot Xavier Paul while Mank goes on the DL to mend. And before Joe Torre say anything, he needs to remember that Juan Pierre is NOT the answer. As for Manny, I wouldn't worry about the slow start, he'll be fine.
[I can't believe John Madden is retiring ]
Guess he couldn't go on without his beloved Brett Favre. 🙂
Wow how do you manage to throw 3 straight no hitters? One is good, two is great and seem impossible but 3 is very impossible.
Toronto, Seattle, Florida, St. Louis, the Dodgers………………………and the Padres–the only teams in baseball with a .700 average or better.
I am so excited about an ITD tour- anytime is good for us. weekends of weekdays!
Weekend would be great. Thanks so much!
Hey there, longtime reader here,
I love the idea of an ITD tour! It would definitely work better for me on a weekend, during the day. I hope this happens!
OH, and I havent heard anything yet, but I was wondering if the God Bless America was going to stick throughout the season? I Love the idea of it!!!!!
God bless the dodgers and the USA!
Josh – This is just a fabulous idea and thank you. Once June 4 comes and goes, it won't matter what day of the week for me. However, by the looks of it, weekends seem to be the days of choice. I, too, like lbirken's idea of a few dates to choose from. That way we can choose a day that works best, especially with those who need to travel more than the So-Cal area (in particular….those out of state).
Also, I know I am not alone in this, but I think we need to find a way to get joepierre out here even if it means some of the rest of us paying a little extra in order for that to happen. He is a big part of ITD, and with his storied life as a Dodger fan, I (and many of my fellow ITDers) would like nothing better to see him out here in Los Angeles.
As for the game, what can I say other than it was awesome!!!! I must say for the most part my son maintained composure while gnat fans were being taunted. He did a little of his own taunting, but it was mild compared to what he's capable of. My husband is pretty quiet for the most part, and he's usually not the one I have issues with during games. I even sat next to Michael and didn't even have a thought of throwing him over the loge deck balcony. We even agreed on a few things. We both hate the beach balls, the ball that Andre was hit with shouldn't have hurt too much because it was ball that was pitched by Zito, and both of us have no idea why Rich Aurilia is still on their team.
I must say, it was an absolute pleasure to sit at a game in Dodger Stadium next to our very own Dodgereric and his wonderful wife, Chris. If spending time with him and Chris is any indication of how fun an ITD tour would be, it will be a blast!!!!
heartruss – it was great seeing you even if we didn't get to talk.
Amy and Sara – sorry it didn't work out to be able to see the two of you. Being on different levels makes it hard to catch up. However, this is even a better reason to have the tour…….we won't have to worry about being on different levels. We will all be in the same spot.
NELLY – SARA told me that you will be at yesterdays game. That most of been something special to see the Dodgers sweep the Giants….Lucky you…SO YOUR BRAGGING RIGHTS PERMIT HAS BEEN EXTENDED…LOL! Man our boys in blue were just getting hit in last nights game, but hey they didn't cry and we still kick butt. It sucks that you, Eric and girls couldn't meet up…but like you say…there is the tour. I can't wait to find out more on the tour. Well just about all the 24,000 or more people for Facebook has also been invited…I just hope that the ITD people can be in the same group.
Even though I'm on double-secret probation, I'm risking a couple of minutes exposure on my coffee break to chime in on the ITD Tour: ANYTIME!! Weekends would be better, but I'll take vacation time to participate for a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity like this. And joepierre must be flown out at Frank's expense – just think of the press coverage!
Enchanted, you're doing just fine (for a beginner) at ndescenes' old job. Just one suggestion – more capital letters, i.e., "All Hail the 2009 Dodgers Led by Batman Orlando Hudson! 10 Straight Games at the Start of the Season Hitting Safely for Matt "The Hitman" Kemp. Super Pinch Hits by New BENCH BEASTS Doug Meintkiewicz and Mark Loretta. Another Gritty Performance by Fill-in Starter Eric Stults, and a GF for Newcomer Will "The Omen" Ohman."
And I truly enjoyed watching the game with Junie, even though she brought those stinky-old Gnat fans with her. 🙂 But seriously, all praise to Michael for having the guts to stand up for his team in the nest of the enemy. I have nothing but respect for him. It sure was fun jousting with him the whole game.
One more thing – as my wife remarked during the game – I remember when Dodger fans used to be polite. I understand that when fans of the other team get demonstrative it calls for a response in kind, but when they're just getting up from their seat to go to the concession stand they don't deserve to be booed by the crowd, let alone the "Giants suck" chant. I was embarrassed.
Just my two cents. Coffee break is now over – back to work. Thanks again Josh for following through on the Tour. I never would have believed it.
ERIC – I'M WITH YA! DODGER FANS SHOULD BE MORE RESPECTFUL. Haaahaaa this reminds of one time we went to a Dodgers game vs. the Gnats….I was one of the people screaming booo to a Giants fan…BUT it was close too 8 of us all Dodger fans but 1. Yup it was his birthday and he was the reason why we decided to go and he is a big Giants fan. Now that time each time he would go to the restroom or to buy a beer we would boo him but then we would add at the end 'BUT WE STILL LOVE HIM – IT'S HIS BIRTHDAY'. People around us were thinking the samething you did (ERIC), how rude, but once we added the ending…they would start laughing. That was a fun game. And oh yeah, I guess cause it was his birthday, the Gnats won that game…boooo!
Hello ITD
I haven't posted much since I've been busy going to all these games. I'm in heaven. So far 3 games, another one today and then two this weekend. It's been wonderful. I was so happy to see Nellyjune last night although it was from a distance.
One of my friends told me I was on tv briefly probably when Raffy hit that homerun. Reminds of that Gabe Kapler incident last year.
I hope to see everyone on the ItD tour. It should be fun. Nellyjune, her mom TruBlu, her sis and daughter went on a mini tour during the Under the Lights event and that was awesome.. A regular tour of the stadium should be even better. I'm like Dcollins, I need a lot of notice. I will be back east the first two weeks of June so that is totally out but another day probably could work out.
The Dodgers have been fantastic. The offense is super. The pitching has been more than anyone expected. How about that baby Clay and Randy?? Brox is power. I can't wait until tonight.
Josh would love to come..let me know the weekend…
Just when I got to spell Mientkiewicz, without looking it up,
Bingo he's gone.
Welcome back Blake Dewitt.
I'd LOVE to come on a weekend!
Weekend would be great for us!!
yes please
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ATLANTA -- Attorneys for accused murderer Andrea Sneiderman say prosecutors are scheming to "manipulate" convicted killer Hemy Neuman into testifying against her.
In a brief filed in a wrongful death civil case in which Mrs. Sneiderman is the defendant, her attorneys contend prosecutors have floated the name of another "paramour" in order to enrage Neuman, who is serving a life sentence for the murder of Mrs. Sneiderman's husband Rusty outside a Dunwoody day care in November 2010.
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America's sweethearts, Nick Lachey and Jessica Simpson, multi-platinum artists known from their hit MTV series "Newlyweds," put a modern twist on entertaining the troops overseas at the Ramstein Airbase in Germany and make a special trip to Iraq to give some much needed love and support to those serving our country, on "Nick & Jessica's Tour of Duty," MONDAY, MAY 23 (9:00-11:00 p.m., ET), on the ABC Television Network.
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