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My third "outer" scout Iris. I drew this myself (not traced) from a few reference pictures... the hair I drew myself from a real-life picture of a bridal hairstyle [and a little imagination :) ].
I have one last "outer" scout drawn but I just have to colour her. I may post the outline here, but I will definitely post the colored version eventually.
Medium: 0.5 mm mechanical pencil followed by an outline in a fine ink pen, pencil crayons, and cleanup with GIMP 2.
Hope you like it! I will hopefully be drawing my own SM manga (which will be posted on this website) with these characters in the near future.

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Rutland again defies the oddsJuly 30,2014On Tuesday, July 22, the Gift-of-Life Mini Summer Marathon collected 376 pints of life-saving blood in one of the toughest months of the year to collect an adequate blood supply for the hospitals and patients the Red Cross serves.
I wish to thank the people of the greater Rutland area for their continued support and take this opportunity to apologize to those individuals who came to donate at the blood drive and either experienced a delay or were unable to donate due to a delayed start time.
Our staff members experienced some technical problems early on the morning of the drive. Immediate steps are being taken to mitigate these issues going forward. I apologize for the delayed opening of the blood drive. It was a challenging day, but the difficulties were overcome by teamwork and an amazingly dedicated community of donors.
I want to thank the volunteers who make blood drives such as this possible, and I particularly want to thank Steve Costello, vice president at Green Mountain Power, and Terry Jaye, program manager for Catamount Radio, who are the heart and soul of the Rutland Gift-of-Life blood drive. Their support and leadership has ensured the continued success of this semi-annual life-saving event.
Once again, a heartfelt thank-you to the people of the greater Rutland area. After last Decembers Gift-of-Life Marathon record-breaking blood drive, where we collected more than 2,300 units of lifesaving blood, your community continues to defy the odds. I am always amazed at the dedication of the people of Rutland for their pride of community service, but most important, to helping their fellow man. On behalf of the countless number of patients you have helped, thank you.
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For part of our Easter supper this year, I made a couple of Easter pies that I found on the King Arthur flour site. These are savory pies that go together easily and can be eaten warm or cold. They involve a bread dough crust filled with a mix of ham, ricotta, parmigiano, and eggs - both hard boiled and raw. They really should be eaten out of hand as the wedges are quite solid and nothing oozes out of them. They were well received by family and guests. (For pictures and a bit of the story behind these, see this page from King Arthur.)
I made them as directed and ended up with smaller pies than they indicate and a lot of leftover filling (don't know what happened there). I'm doing them again today but will be making little pies more along the lines of pasties or empanadas. I'll be adding a little rosemary to the filling as I thought it needed a little something more in terms of flavor. I'll also sprinkle a little Maldon's on top of each as I think they'll benefit from a bit of salty crunch.
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2 teaspoons salt
2 teaspoons instant yeast
2 tablespoons sugar
5 tablespoons King Arthur Easy-Roll Dough Improver (optional, but very helpful); or nonfat dry milk
1/4 cup olive oil
1 cup + 2 tablespoons lukewarm water*
*If you use all-purpose flour, increase the water to 1 1/2 cups (12 ounces)
1 dozen large eggs
1 pound good-quality, full-flavored ham
2 cups ricotta cheese, part-skim preferred
1 cup freshly grated Parmesan cheese, lightly packed
salt, coarsely ground black pepper, and chopped fresh parsley, to taste
1 large egg
2 tablespoons sugar
1) Mix and knead together all of the dough ingredients — by hand, in a mixer, or in a bread machine — until you've made a soft, smooth dough.
2) Place the dough in a lightly greased bowl, cover, and allow it to rise for 1 to 2 hours, until it's quite puffy, nearly doubled in bulk. While the dough is rising, make the filling.
3) Hard-boil and peel 6 of the eggs.
4) Place the hard-boiled eggs, ham (cut in chunks), and fresh parsley (1/2 cup or so) in the work bowl of a food processor. Process until chopped and combined. Don't over-process; the ham and eggs should still be a bit chunky. You can also simply dice the eggs and ham, and chop the parsley, if you don't have a food processor.
5) Combine the ham, boiled eggs, and parsley with the raw eggs, ricotta, and Parmesan. Season to taste with salt and about 1/2 teaspoon coarsely ground black pepper. If the ham is salty, you may not need any salt at all.
6) Deflate the dough, and divide it into four pieces.
7) Roll two of the dough pieces into rounds about 13" in diameter, and place them on lightly greased or parchment-lined 12" pizza pans. Or roll into ovals about 10" x 14", and place on two lightly greased or parchment-lined baking sheets. Note: If you're using parchment, it's easiest to roll right on the parchment, then lift the crusts, parchment and all, onto the pans.
8 ) Divide the filling evenly between the two crusts, covering them to within 1" of their edges. You'll use a generous 3 cups (about 27 ounces) for each crust.
9) Roll out the other two pieces of dough, and place them atop the filled crusts, gently stretching them, if necessary, to cover the filling. Seal the crust edges by rolling the bottom crust up over the top, and pinching together.
10) Using a sharp knife or pair of scissors, cut a 1" hole in the very center of each top crust; this will allow steam to escape.
11) Make the topping by whisking together the egg and sugar until the sugar has dissolved. Paint each crust with some of the topping; this will yield a golden brown, shiny crust with mildly sweet flavor, a perfect foil for the salty ham.
12) Allow the pies to rest while you preheat your oven to 350°F, about 15 minutes. They don't need to be covered.
13) Bake the pies for about 25 minutes, until they're a deep, golden brown. Remove them from the oven, and carefully slide them off the pan/parchment and onto on a rack to cool.
14) Serve warm or at room temperature. Refrigerate any leftovers.
Yield: 2 large pies.


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Ultimately, it's a totally watchable action thriller but not the film it could and should have been.
Full Review | Original Score: 3/5
A slick, high-tech, fabulously designed popcorn pusher. Yet the one big thing missing from the lark is the one thing that made the Arnold Schwarzenegger film so enjoyable - fun.
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There's much to enjoy here ...
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What's missing - besides the fact the movie never goes to Mars, as the original did - is the loony, over-the-top panache Verhoeven brought to the story. It's a serviceable action thriller, but not a memorable one.
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An all-out barrage of special effects that borders on a bludgeoning.
Full Review | Original Score: B
On the whole it's an enjoyable film, and a big step up from some of the muddled, self-important sci-fi flicks that have come out this year. Definitely worth a watch.
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Len Wiseman's remake improves on it [the original] many ways, though in other ways, it's slightly inferior. If only we could have combined the best parts of both!
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Paul Verhoeven's celebrated 1990 sci-fi/thriller Total Recall [...] is neither butchered nor bested by Len Wiseman's modernisation.
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Word in front office circles has been consistent that the Rockets' target is Connecticut 7-footer Andre Drummond, although some executives openly wondered Wednesday if that was a smokescreen. Welcome to the 24 hours before the draft. It's possible that Houston's real target is Damian Lillard, whom the Trail Blazers are believed to covet with the sixth pick, sources said.
That surely doesn't make sense. they have two great guards in Lowry and Dragic, why would they want Lillard? But then why would they want Dwight Howard, when he said he would not stay after his contract was over with any team that was not on his list? It surely seems they are getting ready to rebuild though.
Actually It does make a little sense. 1. The Blazers have the resources to trade up to get him in an earlier pick. 2. It is widely known around the league right now that the Rockets are in process of trying to get Dwight Howard even if it means useing Lowry or Dragic to do so. Even though its the last year of Howard's contract and their is no gaurantee that he will resign with them. This is the whole reason the Rockets have been trading for picks. So I could definately see this. That doesn't mean that its credible but I can see some logic behind it.
neither of those guys will be on the board at #12 anyway. so we shouldn't care less what Houston is trying to do. GO ROCKETS. right? wrong
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Syria's border with Lebanon cannot be controlled without security cooperation with Beirut to strengthen the frontier, Syria's foreign minister was quoted as saying on Wednesday. Foreign Minister Walid al-Moualem told the pan-Arab Asharq al-Awsat newspaper there was smuggling both to and from Lebanon.
"The question of the border between Syria and Lebanon needs two actions: delineation (of the frontier) and Syrian-Lebanese security cooperation," Moualem was quoted as saying. "...Nobody can control the borders with Lebanon."
"We are waiting for the Lebanese government to carry out steps from its side for us to undertake that," Moualem said.
A U.N. Security Council resolution called on Beirut to tighten border control to prevent arms smuggling. A border assessment team dispatched by U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon in July concluded there had "been no decisive impact on overall border security". "The overall situation renders Lebanon's borders as penetrable as they were one year ago during the first assessment," it said in an Aug. 26 report, according to Reuters.
Moualem reiterated Damascus' denial that his country is the main transit route for weapons to Hizbullah.
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The West Virginia office of the Small Business Admininistration will honor five Small Business Week award winners next week.
The recognition ceremony will be 6 p.m. May 29 at the Erickson Alumni Center at West Virginia University.This year's winners are:
Small Business Person of the Year
Diane Lewis, president and CEO, Action Facilities Management of Monongalia County. Founded in 2001 and incorporated in 2003, Action Facilities Management provides site management services including security, facilities maintenance, project management, equipment operations, consulting, training and staffing. The company has grown from an initial two employees in 2001 to the current on-board strength of 275-plus people providing government and commercial contract services to more than 20 clients in 11 states and the District of Columbia.
Small Business Exporter of the Year
Tim Warden, president, Engart Inc. of Raleigh County. Engart designs, manufactures and supplies wet dust extraction systems for mining, utility and heavy process industries. The company utilizes its technology to eliminate the fire and explosion risk associated with collecting fugitive combustible dust that is generated during the material handling process. Engart ventilation and air cleaning technology provides a method to improve the environmental operating conditions for mine workers while maintaining regulatory compliance of its air quality emissions. Engart started in January 2003 and is headquartered in Beckley. A production facility is in Bluefield. Although Engart is a relatively small privately held company, it has expanded its geographic market to set up distributors in Canada. Engart also has an established market presence in South Korea, Mexico and Columbia.
Family-Owned Business of the Year
Jonathan Bellingham, marketing manager, Capon Springs and Farms in Hampshire County. Capon Springs and Farms has operated as a family-owned business since 1932, when Lou Austin purchased the property for its spring waters. Fourth-generation Jonathan Bellingham is the marketing manager. Located on 4,700 acres of forested mountains in Hampshire County, the property includes 90 guest rooms in a dozen lodges. Employing 125 local persons, the business is open from April through October each year. The business location lends itself to providing a variety of recreational activities.
Home-Based Business Champion
Mathew Thomas, Thomas/Work of Gilmore County. Launched in 2002, Thomas' focus is on creating finished pieces that combine metal and wood. Thomas blends three styles — traditional, contemporary and hybrid — among metal and wood. Thomas/Work is most known for its small furniture items, serving dishes and accessories. Thomas attended the 2012 Buyers Market of American Craft Conference as part of the Tamarack Foundation's Rural to Urban Markets Program. As a result of the show he picked up 59 new retailers.
Minority Small Business Champion
Christina Lundberg, business coach, Small Business Development Center in Berkeley County. Lundberg secured funding for multicultural events and publications and produced the 2012 Eastern Panhandle Multicultural Business Directory, which includes local businesses (black, Hispanic, Asian and Native American). She organized expos and workshops, co-chaired the Berkeley County Diversity Committee of Berkley County Public Schools, and co-chaired the economic development committee of Berkley Martinsburg Chapter of the NAACP.
West Virginia's top small business SBA lenders also will be recognized during the celebration. The 2012 Community Bank of the Year is the First State Bank in Barboursville, which approved 31 SBA-guaranteed loans in West Virginia totaling more than $18.1 million. The 2012 Lender of the Year is Huntington National Bank, which approved 52 SBA-guaranteed loans for more than $9.9 million.


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Abramson Pledges To Modernize Fire Protection With New, Relocated Fire Stations
Thursday November 10, 2005
No tax increases, no layoffs will be needed
Mayor Jerry Abramson today said he will propose a long-range, multi-million-dollar investment in modernizing the Louisville Fire Department, including new and relocated fire stations to improve response times and match today's needs.
The mayor released an extensive, independent study of fire-protection needs within the urban-services district, the first major review in more than 30 years. The mayor will use the study, along with input from firefighters and neighborhood leaders, to develop the fire modernization plan that he will propose next spring in his 2006-2007 budget.
"Our hometown deserves a modern fire department, deployed with equipment and from stations that best meet our needs for the 21st century, not the 19th century," Abramson said. "The Louisville Fire Department is steeped in tradition, and this is the next stage in the department's proud history of providing this community with the most advanced fire protection."
Abramson pledged that his modernization plan would have three requirements:
· No tax increases will be needed to fund the improvements;
· No firefighters will be laid off to implement the plan;
· Changes will be phased in over the next decade.
Study recommends 9 new fire stations
The study by TriData, a national consulting company that has performed 125 similar studies in other cities, found that fire station conditions and locations limit response and that demand is expected to continue to decline. As a result, the study recommends a redeployed Louisville Fire Department with 17 fire stations and 24 front-line trucks, rather than the current 22 fire stations and 28 trucks.
Over the next 15 years, the study recommends building nine new fire stations and maintaining eight existing stations; specifically:
· Building five modern firehouses in new locations;
· Building or completely overhauling four firehouses at existing locations;
· Replacing or retiring 10 outdated firehouses, including six century-old structures;
· Purchasing 17 new trucks as part of an accelerated vehicle-replacement plan.
The study estimates an average cost of $1.8 million for each new fire station. It recommends putting $2.5 million to $3 million in the vehicle replacement fund each of the next two years to accelerate the purchase of new trucks and about $1.8 million annually in future years to meet the replacement schedule.
The six-month review was headed by Stephen Brezler, a 32-year firefighting veteran from Baltimore, Md. The study relied on actual run data and took into account population changes, building densities and type, projected call volumes, firehouse location and capacity.
The study looked at how fire-prevention efforts and advances in smoke alarms and sprinkler systems have steadily reduced the number of structure fires in Louisville's urban core. In the past 20 years, structure fires within the urban-services district have dropped 50 percent, from 1,135 in 1984, to 559 last year. The study also factored in the creation of a separate EMS department earlier this year.
The Louisville Fire Department responds to emergency medical calls to help provide care, but the department no longer provides EMS transport.
In addition to deployment changes, the study recommends enhancements to the department's data collection, coordination with other agencies, and vehicle maintenance.
Input sought for implementation plan
Abramson will gather input from firefighters regarding the report's findings, and the features they need in modern firehouses. He has asked Deputy Mayor Bill Summers, Public Protection Secretary Kim Allen and Fire Chief Greg Frederick to meet with firefighters in each of the department's 22 stations during the next two months.
The mayor also will ask representatives from neighborhood groups and Metro Council members within the urban-services district to serve on a Neighborhood Fire Advisory Panel. Abramson Administration and Fire Department officials will meet with the panel members early next year to discuss the deployment study and how the recommendations would affect neighborhoods. The city's Planning and Design and Neighborhoods departments will be involved to discuss with neighbors how new firehouses will be integrated into neighborhoods and how retired firehouses may be used.
"The completion of this report gives us the information we need to create a 21st century plan to better protect our community," Abramson said.
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From the Fabius-Pompey School District Website: The Fabius-Pompey Central School District is located in central New York, just 25 minutes southeast of the City of Syracuse. Residents of this area enjoy all the desirable aspects of rural living yet have easy access to the many cultural and shopping advantages of a large metropolitan center. While many residents are engaged in agricultural occupations, the District also serves as a residential community for many who commute to Syracuse for more urban occupational interests. There is continuing growth in new homes within the School District.
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Our District serves approximately 850 students with recently renovated and expanded facilities. Our Elementary School features a new learning center, library, new music rooms, and renovations to all of our K-5 classrooms. At our Middle School-High School complex, new science laboratories, a state of the art 740-seat auditorium, a new Middle School gymnasium, and a redesigned library are the centerpieces of our 6-12 building.
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What happened to Trinity Presbyterian Church in Opelika is the worst things that's happened to pastor Chris Duncan. "I've never felt on this deep level the sense of being out of control," said Duncan.
More than a week after the fire a gentle rain soaks what's left of Trinity Presbyterian Church, a cleansing to begin anew.
It appeared the church took a direct lightening hit. Fortunately, no one was in the church at the time. It happened Saturday night a week ago.
The fire raged on for about an hour in the attic before Opelika firefighters got the call, a blaze so hot the small building to the left of the church practically melted but by the time firefighters arrived it was too late. In fact, Duncan says the church was still smoldering 6 hours later and the next day.
The fire department was able to save the sanctuary but Duncan says he did lose all of his prized 19th century books, some church records and the building of course. Today, this congregation of 300 is clinging to memories, memories spanning 40 years.
"People have gotten married here, buried here and baptized," said Duncan.
Duncan estimates the loss to be around $1 million or more. Church leaders say they have insurance and plan to build on the same spot on India Road.
The church was built in 1973, celebrating its 40th anniversary. Duncan says for now they'll hold services at the Cultural Arts Center on Glenn Street in Opelika. The church school located next door was not damaged.
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