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Passage of ND Measure 2 Would Impact New South-end GF School ConstructionGRAND FORKS (WDAZ-TV) - School officials are concerned about a major issue on the June ballot. The district plans to build a new south-end elementary school, but construction on the school might have to be delayed if Measure 2 passes on June 12.
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The district plans to build a new south-end elementary school, but construction on the school might have to be delayed if Measure 2 passes on June 12.
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"We would have no mechanism to sell bonds for Grand Forks Public Schools or no mechanism to pay for those bonds because the property tax system would be gone," Nybladh said.
With a 550 student increase in elementary-aged kids projected over the next five years, Nybladh says a new school is a must.
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In around 2 hours, I'll be gone for a month, for a long winded vacation! As you can expect, no D2 till I come back :undecided: I expect to find a few dozen pats/mats/guardians, and lots of amazing finds. Hopefully no bans :rolleyes:
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13-07-2006, 12:34 #2
Enjoy the holiday, Llathias. Pack lots of sun screen. No, wait, its summer in the U.S., so I think that means that its winter Down Undah. Bah, damn hemispheres always confusin me.
RL: Need to get off teh pc and get ready for work. :rolleyes:
Diablo 2: Only 7:33am, no time yet. But tonight my time for mini mfo rune hunt expires. Will try to get in a few runs before bed.
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RL: Work, no surprise there. We had some wicked thunderstorms last night. Woke me up out of a sound sleep twice even with the AC running. Amazingly, we didn't lose power. Haven't seen lightning that bad in a while.
D2: Was gonna wait until Friday and the Mini-MFO to play my Meteorb Sorc again but decided to get her to 71 so she can have the Tal's armor equipped as well. Took her to 66 last night so she has the orb, mask, and belt on. She stopped after Anya as I just wanted to run Pindle to level up. Leveling goes fast but I don't really have enough gear left to twink this merc so he dies a good 60% of the runs.
Will take her from 66-71 tonight. Most likely will finish off NM. She got an Um rune from the NM Hellforge. Behind my 1 Gul and 1 Ist, it's my 3rd highest rune and the first Um since my restart (~7 months ago). :smiley:
13-07-2006, 13:02 #4
Working a bit longer today to make up for leaving early as often as I've been recently. I have a new time for my driving license test on thursday next week som I'm going to study abit today. There will also be some WoW. D2 wise I think I'll do some more baalruns, closing in on run # 100 now
IIRC my newest meteorb sorc is lingering in act5 nm and maybe I'll just bring her up to hell hellforge for the moment.
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Heading of to see the new Pirates of the carabbean movie tonight but thats the only bigger thing going on for the day. Heard bad stuff about it but hoping it wont live up to those comments.
Regarding D2 I am on a runehunt and going to spend the next few playing days in LK and on countess with my singer. Both to get stuff and to level him.
13-07-2006, 13:15 #6
RL: Working. Not bad work... just kind of tedious.
DII: Finishing up the druid. He's just turned lvl 80 and has three more to gain before leaving the pits. I'll need to find an Um before starting in on the paladin, so I'll be running Countess with the sorc for a bit before I start in on him this week end. I have the house to myself for the first time in months this week end... looking forward to that.
13-07-2006, 13:40 #7
Rl: lisserning to stone sour (Corey taylor is a god)
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RL: Working my a** off since I have a project deadline of next friday, and I am working in an area of the system that I haven't really learned yet. I have started walking to and from work, 12 miles a day, and I feel really good about myself for doing it, even started eating healthier!
Normally I ride the bus to work in the morning, sit at my computer for 8 hours, ride the bus home, sit at my computer for 4-5 hours, then goto sleep. But I got a random hair and felt like I needed the excersice, so I am doing it. Friday I hope to buy a bike (if I can find any on craigslist that are cheap enough but still fit my need)
D2: Haven't had the time to play as much, since it takes me bout an hour and 30 mins to get to work or come home since I am walking.
13-07-2006, 15:31 #9
Hey all!
@Mwints: Where do you live? Somewhere on the east coast I remember, but from your descriptions of the weather, you could be somewhere near me.
RL: Should prolly get off the compy and get ready for work, but I'm going to put it off for a little while longer. Still recovering from this morning's trip to the orthodontist, they put bands on my second molars now, weeeeee... but at least it doesn't hurt as much as the spreaders! Not looking forward to work, but when am I reallly?
D2: Finally got back to playing Regnor, took him through my most hated of all areas in the game (act 3 sewers), and through to Travincal. So, next stop Durance, Mephisto, and all points south. Then it's on to playing Trogdor again.
I'm coming to the conclusion that using a staff as a weapon for a zealot (that's not Ribby) may not be my best idea ever. I'll have to wait for that shillelagh to see if the damage makes up for the sloooooow attack rate though. If not, I can always pump my str and dex and find a decent polearm.
OVG: Bored with everything I have, need to go out and buy more games, but with saving for the vacation in a couple of weeks, and an apartment, and the WEDDING I'm a little strapped. Looking forward to the new Zelda and Paper Mario games, though I may have to wait quite a while for them.
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Tortuguero National Park
Lying Amongst the wetlands and jungles of north eastern Costa Rica, the Tortugero National Park is 312sq km of astounding natural diversity, with no fewer than 11 different habitats on offer. Only reachable by boat or plane, the park's Caribbean beaches provide prime nesting sites for several species of sea turtles between February and October, however July is considered a prime month to witness this sceptical. In fact Tortuguero is the most important hatchery in the Western Caribbean for green sea turtles, with over 35 km of beaches protected for them. The park also provides one of the best destinations in the country for bird watching, whilst its rivers and forests are home to rare manatees, caimans, sloths and jaguars.View Related Tours
Rising to over 1,600 mt above the surrounding landscape and the waters of Lake Arenal, the perfect cone of Arenal Volcano has consistently been Costa Rica's most active volcano, with 7 major eruptions since 1968 and many more smaller displays. Aside from regular large and small pyroclastic displays, the park is also home to the largest man-made lake in the country, several waterfalls and hot springs and a number of pleasant hiking trails.View Related Tours
Monteverde Cloud Forest
Monteverde is renowned as one of the most outstanding wildlife refuges in the New World tropics and we have a day of exploration in the cloud forest, draped in its mantle of mist, home to the emerald-coloured Resplendent Quetzal, considered by many to be the most beautiful bird in the world. Also visit the Butterfly Garden.View Related Tours
Flora & Fauna
Accounting for 6% of the world's plant and animal species, Costa Rica is one of the richest biological countries anywhere. Blessed with huge diversities of flora and fauna, its varied ecosystems, including rainforests, mangroves and coral reefs harbour some of the world's rarest species, including the beautiful resplendent Quetzal, manatees and leatherback turtles. The variety of different habitats make it an excellent choice for ornithologists.View Related Tours
Manuel Antonio National Park
Costa Rica's smallest national park, this glittering pearl covers nearly 700 hectares of rainforests, beaches and reefs. With some of the country's most biodiverse areas, the snorkelling and diving off the outlying reefs is excellent and the forests are home to sloth, rare squirrel monkeys and hundreds of bird species.View Related Tours
Wildlife of Costa Rica
Biologically, Costa Rica is one of the richest countries on earth, boasting a huge diversity of flora and fauna. With 9,000 species of birds, over 200 mammals and nearly 400 species of reptile, this tiny land accounts for 6% of the planets plant and animal species. A dozen ecosystems harbour some of the world's rarest species, from scarlet macaws and manatees to leatherback turtles and beautiful resplendent quetzal.View Related Tours
River Rafting
Enjoy a river rafting excursion, sailing on the Penas Blancas River, where we hope to see monkeys, sloths, iguanas and crocodiles. Please note this is a gentle rafting experience (class I/Grade 1), and will require some paddling by participants. Life jackets will be provided.View Related Tours


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The win came on the heels of Spanish Springs dropping its first league game, Thursday, against Reno. The Cougars now sit at 14-5, 4-1 in the High Desert League.
"It's huge. I'm just proud of the girls," Sandomenico said. "We've been telling the girls, we have 12 seniors, and it's up to them. They have to decide if they're going to play hard and have pride. They showed that tonight."
The match did not start promising for the Cougars, who dropped the first game 25-20. And it wasn't even that close. The Miners led 24-16 before a handful of communication errors inflated Spanish Springs' score.
"I think we wait to decide if we are going to play sometimes. We kind of feel the game out and see what's happening," Sandomenico said. "It's bothersome that we get off to bad starts like that. It's something we need to address."
Manogue's Kelie Hill was a force for the Miners, racking up 21 kills. The senior, who is listed at 5-feet 8-inches but plays much bigger, went through a stretch at the end of the second game, killing five of seven points before dropping the set 23-25.
"She's unbelievable. She walks into the gym and you look at her and think 'we don't have to worry about her,' but she's a special player," Sandomenico said. "She's a terminator and she made us pay."
After dropping the crucial third game, the defending state champions played the way many would come to expect: composed. Sandomenico did not give his team a fancy speech to pump his girls up. He didn't need to.
"This could be a difference maker over the course of the year but it's just night by night. There's too many good teams out there to think that far ahead," Sandomenico said.
Leading 13-12 in the decisive fifth game, it was fitting Tayler Lodge put the Cougars up 14-12 with one of her 11 kills in her first game playing on the left side. She also finished with 10 digs.
"(She) played out of her mind tonight," Sandomenico said. "She was dynamite."
"I felt like I really had to step up and I feel like everyone really stepped up," Lodge said. "We practiced it yesterday in practice and I guess it worked out well."
Hannah Meadows followed Lodge's kill on the next point, splitting the back row to finish the game. Meadows finished with 31 assists, eight kills, five digs and three aces.
Libero Brandi Brucato chipped in 15 digs along with three aces and Gabby Szachara lead the team with 14 kills and five blocks.
The Cougars return to HDL action Thursday at Hug.
"We've got to be ready to play every night," Sandomenico said. "There just aren't going to be any easy nights and it's not going to get any easier."
•Not to out dramatized, the Reed volleyballers also squeezed out a five-game win Tuesday night.
The Raiders won the first two sets and lost the next two before beating Wooster in the fifth game to clinch a 25-21, 25-21, 24-26, 21-25, 15-12 home HDL win and improve to 9-4, 3-2 in league.
"I thought the girls played very well in the first two sets of the match," Reed coach Kristen Flagtvedt said. "The third and fourth, I thought we fought but I just don't think we played as clean as we did in the first two.
"I think the girls came out strong in the fifth set and we were able to finish it."
Flagtvedt admitted that with two early league losses her team is facing some early pressure to win games but she did not call the game a must-win.
"Wooster definitely has some good blockers and a couple of really strong hitters. I thought they really did a good job of trying to swing around our block," Flagtvedt said.
Mo Maluotoga led the Raiders with 25 kills and 20 digs. Emilie Braun set a career-high for the second time in two weeks with 23 kills and she pitched in 19 digs. Kelsey Donohoe turned in 23 digs.
Flagtvedt gave special praise to team setter Annie Braun, who passed out 52 assists.
Reed has now won two straight and plays at McQueen Thursday.


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Beryl VogelDecember 07,2012Beryl Maureen Vogel
BRANDON Beryl Maureen Vogel, 90, of Brandon died early Thursday morning, December 6, 2012, at Porter Hospital in Middlebury.
Mrs. Vogel was born on May 7, 1922, in London, England, the daughter of the late Douglas and Helen (Murphy) Bole.
She graduated from secondary school, and was a part of the British war effort driving ambulances during the German Blitz bombing of London.
She met her husband in London in 1943, and they were married in September of 1944.
She served as a Librarian in Linwood, N.J., and once retired they moved to Brandon, VT, in 1977.
She was a member of the Green Mountain Doll Club, the Brandon Monday Night Club; she volunteered for the Brandon Library and was a member of the Brandon Congregational Churchs womens group.
She is survived by her daughter, Wendy Vogel of Brandon.
She was predeceased by her husband Don Vogel.
Graveside funeral services for Maureen Vogel will be at a later date at the Vermont Veterans Cemetery in Randolph.
Memorial contributions may be made to a charity of ones choice.
Arrangements are under the direction of Sanderson-Ducharme Funeral Home, Middlebury.
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El Dorado County voters went red on Tuesday as they voted more conservatively than other voters in the state and the nation.
Nationally, Democrat President Barack Obama took 50.4 and Republican Mitt Romney 48.1 percent of the popular vote. In California, Obama took 59.1 and Romney 38.6 percent.
However, locally Romney was the winner with 57.5 percent of the vote. Obama received 39.5 percent.
For U.S. senator, 61.4 percent of the state voted for Democrat incumbent Sen. Dianne Feinstein and 38.6 voted for Republican Elizabeth Emken. In EDC, Emken received 58.6 percent of the vote and Feinstein 41.4 percent.
EDC residents also chose Tom McClintock, R-Elk Grove, over Democrat Jack Uppal, reelecting him 61.2 to 38.8 percent. They chose state Sen. Ted Gaines, R-Roseville, over Democrat J. Griffith-Flatter by a similar percentage — 64 to 36 percent.
Both the 5th and 6th District races for State Assembly were contests between Republican candidates.
As far as propositions, Proposition 30 to raise taxes to fund education was a yes by 54 percent of voters statewide; in EDC, 62.2 percent voted no.
Proposition 31, which would have changed the way state and local governments budget, was voted down statewide by 60.8 percent; in EDC, 57.4 percent voted no.
Proposition 32, which would have prohibited unions, corporations, and government contractors from using payroll-deducted funds for political purposes was turned down statewide 56.1 percent; in EDC it was approved by 56.4 percent.
Proposition 33, which would have allowed auto insurance to be based on a driver's history, was turned down statewide by 54.6 percent; in EDC it was approved by 50.2 percent.
Proposition 34, which would have abolished the death penalty, was turned down by 52.8 percent of the population statewide; in EDC it was turned down by 65.2 percent.
Proposition 35, which would increase the penalties for human trafficking, was approved by 81.1 percent of the population statewide; in EDC it was approved by 80.6 percent.
Proposition 36, which would soften the three strikes law was approved statewide by 68.6 percent; in EDC it was approved by 60.9 percent.
Proposition 37, which would have required the labeling of products containing genetically modified food, was turned down statewide by 53.1 percent; in EDC it was turned down by 62.6 percent.
Proposition 38, which would have increased taxes to go toward schools, early childhood education programs, and reducing state debt, was turned down statewide by 72.3 percent; in EDC it was turned down by 81.9 percent.
Proposition 39, which would require multistate businesses to pay income taxes based on the percentage of their sales in California with the revenues devoted to clean/efficient energy projects for five years, was passed statewide by 60.1 percent; in EDC it was turned down by 54.8 percent.
Proposition 40, which would require that new State Senate districts be drawn by a Citizens Redistricting Commission, was approved statewide by 71.4 percent; in EDC it was approved by 74.2 percent.
Measure L, which would have assessed a uniform fee throughout the county to pay for library services, was turned down by 55.7 percent of EDC residents.
Contact Dawn Hodson at 530-344-5071 or email@example.com. Follow @DHodsonMtDemo on Twitter.
Some day we will grow up and join the civilized world.Reply |
Why would EDC do that when we can continue to be small minded and selfish? Obama, of course, is a Muslim from Kenya who is brainwashing the country with his satanic liberal doctrine.....ROLLS EYES!!Reply |
Elsewhere several have commented to the effect (I'm paraphrasing!) that vote counts don't matter. The election is over. Get on with it. And so we shall - get on with it. But if vote counts don't matter, then why do we bother? I bring this up because of a Prop 37 article I've just read: DID PROP 37 REALLY LOSE OR WAS IT VOTE FRAUD? According to the article's author, less than 24 hours ago the CA Secretary of State didn't know how many CA votes remained uncounted. Apparently all counties had been asked – not ordered – to report in with the figures. So the author called the voter registrar offices of several of the biggest counties. Uncounted votes in Santa Clara County stood at 180,000; Orange County, 241,336; San Diego County, 475,000; LA County, 782,658. Total uncounted in those four counties alone: 1.6 million, roughly three times as many uncounted votes as the margin of Prop 37's defeat. We are meant to trust the projectionists. Why? ********** http://www.naturalnews.com/037901_prop_37_vote_fraud_ballot_measure.htmlReply |
JoeB, I recently purchased a home here in El Dorado county, relocating from San Joaquin. I am a liberal Democrat and I think all we can do is to live healthy, productive lives demonstrating that that so much of the nonsensical rhetoric coming from the right wing media has little basis in fact. Go to work. Love your family. Contribute to your community. Pay your taxes. Treat others as you would wish to be treated. Eventually even the most ardent FOX watcher may come to realize that what they are told on television, and what happens in real life are two very different things.Reply |
I'm happy to see on this site that my Tea/Republicans friends have accepted the election results and are now dedicated to supporting the President. Cough, cough.Reply |
Evelyn here is another story of voter fraud.http://www.washingtontimes.com/blog/robbins-report/2012/nov/9/allen-west-asks-recount-amid-growing-vote-count-sc/. ---I appreciate your concern but I don't think there is anything that can be done as it has become the cultural more for our country and times.Reply |
Dee: You are correct. The official results will stand. I point to fraud primarily out of astonishment that so many find it unremarkable. And let me add that I'm not referencing REPUBLICAN fraud or DEMOCRATIC fraud. It's become generic and pervasive, irrespective of political alignment.Reply |
I will in all good conscience not sit idly by and say nothing while Nicole spouts racial bigotry about our President. Roughly 60% of our fine county's voters are obviously not brainwashed or small minded.Reply |
None of the vote counts are certified until December. It's all provisional until then. You can Google "California certified vote" to see status for each county. I suspect the counts are better than in the past, not worse, but certainly never perfect.Reply |
Evelyn, I understand. I went through this with AlFranken and precincts with more votes than voters, This year the military being unable to vote. Nobody seems to care. So I vote and realize it will be stolen and pretend that it won't be. I admire your fortitude in trying to stop it.Reply |
dee wrote: "This year the military being unable to vote." kgg asks: who on earth told you that members of the military were unable to vote in this election?Reply |
kgg: I can't comment on general military disenfranchisement. However The Duffel Blog (military) reported that "hundreds of thousands of military absentee ballots were delivered hours after the deadline for them to be counted. ... Tracking invoices show the ballots sat in a warehouse for a month, then they were accidentally labeled as ammunition and shipped to Afghanistan." SEE: http://www.duffelblog.com/2012/11/military-absentee-ballots-delivered-one-day-late-would-have-swung-election-for-romney/Reply |
kggi I did not specify overseas personnel because I thought this story was common knowledge. One article I read is http://www.examiner.com/article/cast-aside-thousands-of-votes-from-our-military-troops-uncounted-or-missing. When reading this article I am unable to determine if it is only overseas personnel or those serving away from home in the States.Reply |
kgg-Here is a source you might likr better.http://thehill.com/blogs/defcon-hill/army/263139-military-voters-face-ongoing-trouble-at-the-polls-despite-pentagon-efforts.Reply |
Evelyn, the Duffelblog is a satirical website. It really is difficult to take your concerns seriously if you actually think Duffelblog is real. Here is what the website says about itself. They are not real news. http://www.duffelblog.com/about/ The Duffel Blog serves the men and women of the US Military with a daily dose of military humor, funny military pictures, and faux news. We take an interesting and funny look at military life. We focus on veterans, military stories, defense, politics (sometimes) and life on base — with a comedic twist. We are in no way, shape, or form, a real news outlet. Just about everything on this website is satirical in nature.Reply |
Anthony, apparently the last laugh is on me. Good catch. I did miss that!!!Reply |
Thanks to Dee for her more credible links. You might try those, Anthony.Reply |
@ November 09, 2012 - 6:45 pm Catherine referenced "California certified vote". Thanks, Catherine. The CA Secretary of State's most recent update was yesterday, 11/9/2012 5:00 p.m. when statewide 3.3 million votes STILL remained uncounted. So ... back to Prop. 37. How did it happen that TWO HOURS after the polls closed Tuesday night Prop. 37 was declared defeated? For an interesting read, SEE http://jonrappoport.wordpress.com/2012/11/10/vote-fraud-who-destroyed-prop-37-on-election-night/Reply |
For California's Estimated Unprocessed Ballots (by County): http://www.sos.ca.gov/elections/2012-elections/nov-general/pdf/unprocessed-ballots-report.pdfReply |
Evelyn, Well no one is right all the time. Especially me. Just ask my wife...Reply |
How does this happen? "In 59 Philadelphia voting divisions, Mitt Romney got zero votes." @ http://www.philly.com/philly/news/politics/20121112_In_59_Philadelphia_voting_wards__Mitt_Romney_got_zero_votes.html?viewAll=y&c=yReply |
Three days following the election the Obama administration had posted 165 new regulations and notifications. (A well regulated society!!!) @ http://www.regulations.gov/#!home;tab=searchReply |
"Obama Won More Than 99 Percent Of The Vote In More Than 100 Ohio Precincts" @ http://investmentwatchblog.com/election-fraud-obama-won-more-than-99-percent-of-the-vote-in-more-than-100-ohio-precincts/#5MoGaurFyh3Jabm7.99Reply |
Have you seen where Louisiana State Senator Elbert Guillory changed political parties? He recently went from the "Party of Disappointment" to the "Republican Party" You can watch it on Youtube LA Senator Elbert Guillory.Reply |
Saw that, DB. I posted a link for the Colonel to enjoy. I do not think that the good Colonel enjoyed it very much - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n_YQ8560E1w&feature=player_embeddedReply |
Phil, I must have missed that link. So, didn't like or dislike it -- do it again and I'll check it out.Reply |
Phil, are you talking about the Elbert Guillory film about his becoming a Republican. If so, I did see that and kind of liked it as he moved to Republican for his political advantage.Reply |
Colonel, just to change parties from the "Party of Disappointment" would not have required such articulate verbiage.Reply |
BTW Colonel, if you don't agree with Mr. Guillory thought s then I think you may be a racist.Reply |
DB, define racist as related to his change from Democrat to Republican.Reply |
DB, the verbiage was necessary to soften the fact he did it so he could run for Lt. Governor.Reply |
Nope! No need to go there colonel. You know very well what I'm talking about sir.Reply |
No, DB, we need to go there. You said I might be racist. Please explain.Reply |
Do we need to go all the way back to alleged Home Depot incident and you're charatization of Placerville? Not gonna do it.Reply |
DB, I have never had a Home Depot incident. You are thinking of John Garon.Reply |
Yes! I was absolutely thinking of your hero and how you backed him up regarding the incident.Reply |
So, given I have never had a Home Depot incident, I will accept that you were thinking of someone else and therefore your comment that I might be a racist is inoperative. DB, glad we are buds again.Reply |
DB, whoa ! It was Garon at Home Depot not James.Reply |
DB, I never backed up John Garon/Home Depot. I was silent as I enjoyed the back and forth.Reply |
Cookie . . . Call out for Cookie!!!Reply |
This is why eye witness testimony is so unreliable.Reply |
Phil, how can you guide Cookie back in unless you can contact her personally?Reply |
If she, on her own, cannot get through the MtDemocrat maze we may have lost her forever.Reply |
I know it was the Groaner at Home Depot and I vividly remember the colonel defending him in his posts. It's in the archives. The colonel blasted the entire El Dorado county then reduced it to main street Placerville. I've gotten sick of being called a racist just because I don't believe in the policies of a ignorant radical. When the same method is used on a Democrat they get to jumping around like a mexican jumping bean.Reply |
Cookie - help can be fount at - firstname.lastname@example.com |
The recent communication outage of the MD commentary (of most of us) could serve as a small wake up lesson in the event that something like this could happen with other forms of communication. Prepare should be the word.Reply |
DB, let's just agree to disagree on this and move on.Reply |
Okie dokie colonel. But just don't let anyone call me a racist just because I don't agree with their views.Reply |
. . . or super soakers . . . tomorrow . . . high noon . . . front of boy scout lodge . . . Benham St. . . .Reply |
DB, I didn't call you a racist. This all started when you said I might be a racist. What's going on?Reply |
Phils, duels are best fought with feather pillows.Reply |
Colonel, Simply based on your posts regarding the Groaner's alleged incident at Home Depot and the typical Democrat rant of being a racist if you don't agree with their policies.Reply |
OK, this debate has reached the stage when I'm going to leave for awhile and bang my head against a wall for a bunch of times. Be back later.Reply |
Colonel, feather pillows can work. Do you remember throwing snow balls? Did you ever once put an ouch rock in the middle. I confess I learned it from someone else.Reply |
Lady Macbeth says: "Never let a good fight go to waste." (Permission to quote granted.) Here is the contentious Home Depot Letter.Reply |
Fran says to tell you all "I may just do the .99 day pass once in awhile..." (We miss you, Fran.)Reply |
Thanks, Lady Macbeth.Reply |
Was reading an article on the Farm Bill, and I'm reminded that Congress works on Tuesday, Wednesday, and half a day on Thursday. This, plus their frequent vacations, makes me want to be in the Congress. No wonder they want to be elected for life.Reply |
By the way, banging my head on the wall helped a lot. Cleared my mind. I recommend it. I think I need another break -- but no wall banging this time. Be back later.Reply |


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Couple exchanges vows Marti Goblirsch and Jeff Dayhuff were married on Valentine's Day, Feb. 14, at Makena, Maui, Hawaiian Islands, with the Rev. Bruce Malloy officiating.
The couple will reside in Yankton.
The bride is a graduate of Wabasso High School, and is employed as operations manager of Dayhuff Enterprises.
The groom is a graduate of Vermillion High School and The University of South Dakota, with a BS degree in business management. He is self-employed as owner of Dayhuff Enterprises (Cockatoo and Zebra Night Clubs), Dayhuff Development and co-owner of Downtown Screen Printing.
Parents of the couple are Mary Clare and Bernard Goblirsch of Wabasso, MN, and Lucille and Bill Dayhuff of Yankton.


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It was not a trade Mark Hetherman was looking to make, but when the call came from the St. Michael's Buzzers, the Burlington Cougars general manager said it made sense for everyone.
A day before the Ontario Junior Hockey League's trade deadline, the Cougars sent Shane Conacher, the team's second leading scorer with 46 points in 36 games, to the Buzzers in exchange for cash.
Conacher, who will attend Canisius College in Buffalo next year, had 88 points in 83 games over two seasons with Burlington.
"Shane has done a lot of great things for the Cougars and that's one of the things you think of," Hetherman said. "It's a win-win. For us, it allows us to do what we do, developing players, when you make moves like this. It opens up a spot for a younger guy to fill and develop toward next season. It's also a great opportunity for Shane to play for a team making a drive for the RBC Cup (the national Jr. A championship)."
The Cougars currently sit third in the OJHL's West Division with a record of 21-19-1 but are 18 points back of first-place Buffalo, who handed Burlington a 14-2 drubbing on Monday.
The Buzzers are third in the South Division with a 26-11-2 mark, but are just two points back of division-leading Toronto Lakeshore.
"The real thing for the Cougars is player development," Hetherman said. "We're not as driven by the RBC Cup (the national Jr. A championship) as other teams. Our goal is to help players get scholarships. Shane is a perfect example. We took Shane right out of minor hockey and he earned a scholarship. Our goal is to do that with all of our players."
Hetherman said with the deadline approaching, he was not anticipating moving any more players. Instead, with one player card remaining, he was looking to add a player.


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Paper or plastic?
Ginger or Mary Ann?
Beatles or Rolling Stones?
Apple or Android?
Monica or Rachael?
Xbox or PlayStation?
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NFL offseason hype can be ridiculously predictable.
No adversity, no real competition, no signs of trouble.
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But let's all be honest here when it comes to the Bears' new offense under Marc Trestman — because there are no guarantees this unit will hit the ground running on the first day of training camp or the first month of the regular season.
It's tough to install a new offense with new terminology and techniques and expect everything to be cool.
Unlike defensive football where the ability to lineup, read your keys and run to the ball allows you to compete, the offensive side is much more scripted and needs time to come to fruition.
Think of it this way: If defense is freshman algebra then offense is advanced calculus with exams that expose your weakness.
Sure, I saw enough this offseason at the quick paced, up-tempo minicamps and OTAs to get a feel for what Trestman wants to do from a scheme perspective. It's a proven system, a smart system that leans on quick passing, inside breaking routes and multiple personnel groupings to target defensive coverages.
It's a West Coast plan that will adapt to today's game and also cater to quarterback Jay Cutler's deep ball arm when given the opportunity. The Bears are going to chuck the ball down the field, and running back Matt Forte is an ideal fit for what Trestman wants to accomplish in his game plan.
However, I can't say there aren't questions — or doubts — as the Bears rush out of town on their summer vacation before the real work starts.
General manager Phil Emery has given Cutler a nice new menu of options the last two offseasons with receiving weapons (including an upgrade at tight end) and now a revamped offensive line via free agency and the draft.
There are no more excuses to make here when breaking down the Bears' offensive personnel. And while I'm not going to compare this group to the Packers roster, it has enough talent to compete. That's the point.
But will it work for a quarterback who has failed to mesh with coaching during his tenure with the Bears? Even in a contract year, and in a system where Cutler can put up numbers, has the time come when we finally stop talking about his "skill set" and focus on real production?
How about rookie first-round pick Kyle Long? Can he develop quickly enough after limited playing time at a major BCS program while missing almost the entire offseason because of an asinine NFL rule?
And don't forget about Alshon Jeffery. He has the talent to be a true No. 2 option opposite Pro Bowler Brandon Marshall. He will improve and develop as a route runner. But to do that, and to show some accountability as a pro, he has to stay healthy and practice.
The offensive line? This unit is improved and there will be some competition for jobs when they put their hands on the ground in Bourbonnais. I know that. But high-priced free agent Jermon Bushrod has to be the "guy" on the blind side who can operate outside of the Saints' productive system.
Last week after practice, Cutler admitted learning a new offensive system is a "three-year process." Maybe the quarterback is telling us to throw some cold water on the idea that this unit is primed to score 40 points per game.
Will the offense be better than the "drop back and throw the ball to Marshall" game plan we saw last season?
Yeah, it will. But we need to slow down a little bit on grand expectations and realize that offseason hype never has won a game in the NFL.
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Special contributor Matt Bowen, who played at Glenbard West and Iowa, spent seven seasons in the NFL as a strong safety.


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"During chemotherapy, it's very common for patients to not feel like eating, for appetite to be low, or the taste of food to be off," says Dana-Farber nutritionist Stacy Kennedy, MPH, RD, who stresses the importance of maintaining a healthy diet to manage symptoms. In the video below, Kennedy explains how to combat symptoms by incorporating tart or sour flavors, eating small and frequent meals, and staying hydrated:


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FRANCE: Pernod Ricard upgrades Mumm for Champagne harvest
By just-drinks.com editorial team | 12 August 2008
Pernod Ricard has said the first stage of an upgrade to facilities at its Champagne Mumm winery will be ready for the new harvest.
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