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Heather Zydek writes about life on the east side of Tosa.
Hardwood floors or carpet?
Within hours of learning that we were going to host our very first family Christmas party in 14 years of marriage, I made plans to do something I've wanted to do as long as we've lived in our blue bungalow: rip out the dingy carpets in our living and dining rooms and expose the hardwood floors underneath.
I had a few reasons for this:
- Aesthetics: Our house was built with oak floors. Wall-to-wall carpets weren't in style in 1918. I wanted those original floors, obscured under matted carpeting, padding, and an ungodly layer of dust, to be restored to their original beauty.
- Health: I have pretty serious indoor allergies. I'm allergic to dust mites and certain molds. Carpets are a dust mite paradise.
- Sustainability: Carpets degrade much faster than wood, needing replacement every 15 years or so. And they require frequent vacuuming. I'd much rather sweep than run an electric vacuum.
Despite lusting after hardwood floors for over five years, a couple drawbacks prevented me from making this move:
- Cost: One online source says it could cost $3.75 - $5 a square foot to refinish hardwood flooring. According to that estimate, our 435 square foot area would cost up to $2,175 to refinish. This is not exactly an amount we'd planned to spend on something largely cosmetic – not at this time, anyway.
- Disruption: Packing furniture into other rooms, ripping out and disposing of carpets, and staying out of a good portion of living space until the floors were sanded, stained, and polyurethaned wasn't something our busy family of five (plus big dog) wanted to do.
- Soundproofing: We wondered: would every foot placed on a creaking floorboard ring through the whole house?
- Insulation: We worried that stripping out carpets would remove some needed insulation from our floors. Does carpet really retain heat better than hardwood floors? A little. "Carpeting will provide a modicum of insulation to a first floor over an unheated basement or crawl space," said an article in Chicago's Daily Herald.)
Nevermind all those things. We're talking about hardwood floors here. Hardwood oak is natural, alive. The wood grain is complex and stunning. A refinished hardwood floor is a work of art. And hardwood floors are permanent: well cared for wood lasts a lifetime. No need to replace every 15 years due to changing styles and eroding quality.
I wanted to expose that wood. So I grabbed a razor blade, a hammer, and a couple of flathead screwdrivers and I ripped out the carpets myself. It took me about three days to cut and remove carpet and padding and then pluck out staples and nails.
What we "unearthed," or uncarpeted as it were, was a LOT of stained, damaged wood. It was actually much worse looking than we anticipated:
We didn't plan on dropping a couple grand on this floor right before Christmas. So at first we tried take the DIY approach. My husband did some reading and learned that hydrogen peroxide is a safe, mild way to lighten deeply ingrained stains from wood, stains left by pets, harsh carpet-cleaning chemicals, and overflowing plant pots.
The hydrogen peroxide did work – a little. Slowly. But after a couple days of dabbing the spots over and over with questionable results, and after finding that a few attractive area rugs weren't enough to cover the ugliness, we decided to seek estimates from professionals.
We chose an Oconomowoc company called Norwegian Wood Floors. Their bid was the lowest (approximately $2.50 per square foot) and they were recommended to us by a few trusted neighbors. We are very happy with the results:
From an environmental standpoint I really didn't have time in this hasty move to research the safety of the stain and polyurethane used on the floor, the fumes of which I'm still inhaling days after application. Yuck. And I feel awful about throwing away all that carpeting. I hoped that by placing the carpet strips curbside, some creative person would nab them in the middle of the night. This worked for us when we had to get rid of our old upstairs windows: we stacked them on curb and they were gone within hours.
No such luck on the carpeting. So my husband packed the carpet strips into our van and drove them to the dump. Had I taken the time to do more research, I might have been able to find another use for the old carpets, like insulating a space in my house or building cat scratching posts. I don't have cats, though, and these dusty carpets aren't exactly something I'd want to keep around.
At the time we disposed of the carpets I was unaware of the Carpet America Recovery Effort (CARE). According to CARE's website, a place called Lippert Tile Company, Inc. in Menomonee Falls recycles reclaimed, post consumer carpets.
Facilities Manager Mike Scardino confirmed that Lippert recycles post consumer carpets for a fee: $1 per yard. Once they've collected a trailer-load of carpets they drive them to a recycling center in Indiana, where the waste is used to make new carpeting, concrete filler, and plastics.
"It does not get wasted," Scardino said. "Nothing goes into the landfill."
Scardino noted that carpets are refused if they're full of debris like tack strips, or are so wet they would ferment in the trailer as they await their journey to Indiana. However, he said, rarely do they turn anyone away.
Why did Lippert Tile take on this recycling project, which they've been operating at a loss for the last three years? Scardino said the company's owner, Les Lippert, felt it was the right thing to do. Lippert is located near a "huge garbage dump" in Menomonee Falls. As Lippert watched the hills get bigger and bigger, he felt it was time to divert some of that waste.
His carpet recycling service is just now starting to take off.
I wish I would have taken the time to research this when we had our own carpets to dispose of, but I didn't. As my mom used to say, "coulda, shoulda, woulda." I can't go back. All I can do is make sure I recycle any other carpets I rip out of my home (as of now our entire upstairs is still carpeted).
In the meantime, my husband and I are very excited about our beautiful new floors. We can't stop looking at them, admiring the way the light hits the wood grain at different times of the day. The planks of wood serve as reminders of the beauty of nature during these winter months.
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It's taken more than a year for the iPhone to make its way across the world's longest undefended border, which may help explain why so many Canadians are upset this weekend.
On Friday, Rogers Communications (RCI) -- Canada's largest mobile carrier and the only one with a contract to sell Apple's (AAPL) iPhone north of that border -- announced the details of its voice and data plans. They struck some would-be customers as unreasonably high and unnecessarily restrictive, especially when compared with those in the U.S. and the U.K., and thousands of angry Canadians have made their feelings known in various homegrown websites, including eh Mac, GeekCulture, and blog.r4nt,.
But the largest and most pungent protest is a petition whose original name was unprintable, but which can now be found at ruinediphone.com. Its stated goal is to gather 10,000 names -- accompanied by a letter to Steve Jobs -- by July 11, the date when the iPhone 3G goes on sale in Canada. By Sunday morning it had already gathered more than 10,000; by Monday it had topped 15,000.
The letter to Jobs begins:
Dear Steve,
My name is James and I would like to thank you for creating the wonderful iPhone device. We really think that you will change the world with it, just as you changed the world with the iPod. We were so happy to learn that on July 11th, we would finally be able to buy the iPhone and legally use it in Canada.
To our great disappointment, Rogers Communications Inc. has announced VERY unfair rates in comparison to AT&T in the United States and to other authorized wireless service providers around the world.... (link)
What's wrong with Rogers' rate plan?
For one thing, it comes with a mandatory 3-year contract. In the U.K., O2 offers an-18 month contract and throws in the iPhone for free. And although both AT&T (T) and Rogers offer calling, data and text messaging for $75 a month, Rogers at that price gives Canadians a third less calling time, half as many text messages, and puts a 750 MB cap on 3G data usage -- with steep fees for users who go over their monthly limit.
It's this last element that has struck Canadian Apple fans as most unreasonable. One of the features that makes the iPhone so popular is how effortless it makes websurfing and multimedia downloads -- activities that can quickly rack up the megabytes. That's why heavy users usually pay extra for unlimited data usage.
Rogers claims that its top data plan -- 2 GB per month for $115 -- is enough to download 16,000 webpages. But users point out that a single Facebook page can account for 1.2 MB, which reduces browsing from 16,000 pages per month to 1,600.
"It's like they're deliberately driving customers away," wrote wolfscribe on CBCnews. "I'll keep my money, ride out the contract and look for a new provider."
Rogers does offer unlimited data through Wi-Fi sites, and it defends its pricing on 3G data as consumer friendly. "Unlimited plans could end up costing customers more for what they don't use," argues a spokeswoman. "Our iPhone plans more than accommodate the vast majority of customers." (link)
Petitioners are asking Steve Jobs to pressure Rogers to offer a better plan -- or cut a deal with another provider who will.
[UPDATE: As of Monday 9PM, ruinediphone.com is no longer responding, a development likely to spawn all sorts of Rogers Communications conspiracy theories. The site had reported collected more than 20,000 signatures before it went down.]
[UPDATE 2: The site is back up (DNR problems, we hear, not corporate censorship) and had gathered more than 30,000 signatures as of Thursday noon. Meanwhile, Ernst & Young has seen fit to name Ted Rogers, CEO of Rogers Communications, its 2008 "Entrepreneur of the Year." The award will be presented at a banquet in October. You can write your own punchline in the comment stream.]
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Five Common Items You'll Pay More for in 2014
NEW YORK ( MainStreet) It's that time of year for resolutions, and many of us want to ring in the New Year by saving more and spending less. But, as always, inflation in 2014 will make that goal more difficult to achieve.
Of course, cost increases won't be spread evenly across all purchases. So, to help the budget conscious among us plan for next year, we at MainStreet have put together a list of five common items where price growth is likely to be particularly steep.
1. College costs
Getting an education isn't cheap, and it's set to get even more expensive in 2014. Over the past two decades, increases in tuition and room and board at private four-year universities and public two-year colleges have been almost double the rate of inflation, according to College Board data. At four-year state schools, the cost increases have been even more dramatic, with tuition rising almost 50% more than at private schools. And costs are likely to continue their climb next year.
The increases have been driven by a plethora of factors, not the least of which is a reduction in state spending on higher education and increases in spending at some private universities in the early 2000s, according to research from the Delta Cost Project at the American Institutes for Research.
One bright spot: students heading off the college increasingly have the option of going to schools with tuition guarantees, which keep costs the same over the four years that a student attends school. About 6.7% of higher education institutions now offer fixed-rate plans, the Associated Press reported.
2. Medical Costs
Medical costs are likely to increase 6.5% this year, well above general rate of inflation, according to a report by PricewaterhouseCoopers. But before you rage about the evils Obamacare is wreaking on our healthcare system, know this: that's actually a lot less than in recent years. Until recently, medical costs were rising by double digits each year. And even in 2013, they rose 7.5%, PWC's report said. PWC credited the increase in availability of relatively inexpensive retail and mobile health clinics, large employers contracting with health systems for expensive procedures, a new federal penalty for wasteful hospital readmissions and an increase in employers offering only high-deductible health plans.
3. Food
Your grocery bill will likely go up between 2.5% and 3.5% in 2014, well over the 0.75% to 1.25% that it increased this year, according to the United States Department of Agriculture's Economic Research Survey.
But it's not so much that prices are set to rise steeply in 2014, as it is that they rose much less than usual this year. The 2012 drought that ravaged the South and West didn't push up food prices as much as initially expected, and falling agricultural exports, increased imports and a strong dollar held costs down, the USDA said.


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I left out an important part from my review of, modern-day prophet, Joel C. Rosenberg's book "Implosion" - the signs of the end times.
I've written a lot about these signs and he puts them in a simple list then elaborates on each. The book is worth reading just for that. There are 20 signs in Bible Prophecy that tell us what we'll see in the last days.
- Wars and rumors of wars
- Uprisings and revolutions and kingdoms being shaken
- Famines
- Earthquakes
- Pestilences and plagues
- Terrors and growing fears
- Great signs in the heavens and blood-red moons
- The roaring of the sea and waves
- Persecution of the church
- Apostasy of the church
- Betrayal
- Lawlessness
- False prophets and false teachers (I'm seeing more and more metaphysical folks gaining popularity – that is not "the way")
- False messiahs
- Increase in knowledge and travel
- The State of Israel being reborn and increasingly becoming the epicenter of international attention
- The gospel being preached to every nation
- A spiritual awakening in Israel and among the Jewish people
- A spiritual awakening in Iran
- An increase in mockery of Bible prophecy
These are just the beginning.
Jesus said, "All these are the beginning of birth pains." (Matthew 24)
"In other words, the Bible teaches that while all of these signs will be visible in the last days as we approach the Day of the Lord and the Second Coming, these and other events will radically accelerate and intensify as the time of Christ's return draws near." (Page 76-77)
Since this book was written last year, we've had Benghazi, Egypt, Syria, bombing in Israel, Christians persecution in the U.S., Middle East and Africa, Superstorm Sandy, the shootings in CT, NY and other places, false prophets saying that the world would end on Dec. 21, 2012.
"But about that day or hour no one knows, not even the angels in heaven, nor the Son, but only the Father. As it was in the days of Noah, so it will be at the coming of the Son of Man. For in the days before the flood, people were eating and drinking, marrying and giving in marriage, up to the day Noah entered the ark; and they knew nothing about what would happen until the flood came and took them all away. That is how it will be at the coming of the Son of Man. Two men will be in the field; one will be taken and the other left. Two women will be grinding with a hand mill; one will be taken and the other left.
"Therefore keep watch, because you do not know on what day your Lord will come. But understand this: If the owner of the house had known at what time of night the thief was coming, he would have kept watch and would not have let his house be broken into. So you also must be ready, because the Son of Man will come at an hour when you do not expect him.
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Coming back – We were completely satisfied with our stay.The staff were friendly. Getting a late checkout was not a problem.The room is nice, nice furniture, good air conditioning.We were very impressed with this hotel and we do intend to go back next time we return to Miami.
Very spacious – the room was spacious, comfortable and very relaxing.. Good location We were very happy with the size of the room and would visiti again if we go to Miami area.
restful place – We definately picked the right place to stop & rest. check in was fast & the desk clerk was very helpful with directions.Rooms were nice they were clean & the beds were comfortable.
nice smelling – Rodeway Inn was a nice hotel for the price. Very clean rooms and nice staff. Close to shops and restaurants. I liked the fact that all the rooms were no smoking so the room smelled really fresh and clean.
great location – Very clean rooms and nice staff. Close to shops and restaurants. I liked the fact that all the rooms were no smoking so the room smelled really fresh and clean.
comfortable stay – I stayed two nights at this hotel and enjoyed it very much. The staff at the front desk were friendly and helpful.The housekeeping staff did an excellent job too. The rooms were exceptionally clean and the beds were very comfortable.
Really Really Good!! – The rooms were tastefully decorated, the beds were excellent, and the owner and staff were extremely helpful and friendly.This hotel was really good!
pleasant stay – Our room was clean, comfortable and suited our needs. Parking was adequate.The staff was friendly and went out of their way to make our stay more pleasant.
pleasant stay – We were in town for a wedding and stayed here because it was cheaper than the wedding hotel. It was clean and nice with comfortable beds and pillows.We'd definitely stay here again.
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Oxford trailed 38-37 before Clark hit her game-winning shot. She finished with 11 points.
Casmine Copeland added nine points, and Lexie Higgins contributed eight.
Oxford (5-5) has won two straight and ended an eight-game win streak by Oneonta (12-3), which recorded its second-lowest scoring total of the season.
Oneonta led 20-13 at halftime.
White Plains 42, Jefferson Christian 29: The Wildcats improved to 12-1 with a home win.
Amber Greenwood had 17 points and four steals for the winners, while Sophie Taylor added 10 points.
Taylor Snellgrove had five points, five assists and five rebounds.
White Plains gets a break for Christmas before returning to the court Dec. 28 for a tournament in San Destin, Fla.
Ranburne 53, Wadley 17: Jessie Ralston and Alyssa Smith each had 14 points for the winners, while Smith added five rebounds.
Hannah Phillips contributed five points and a team-high 10 rebounds.
Ranburne (5-5) will face Cleburne County at home Saturday.
Anniston 57, Cleburne County 31: Anniston earned its eighth win of the season with a victory over Cleburne County.
Quanetria Bolton led Anniston in scoring and managed a double-double with 17 points, 16 rebounds and six blocks.
Marticia Jackson added 13 points, and Rakeema Najiy had eight. They each managed four rebounds.
The Lady Bulldogs (8-3) will play in the Fort Payne Christmas Tournament on Saturday.
Cleburne County was led in scoring by Toni Epps with eight points.
Woodland 65, Cedar Bluff 35: Woodland advanced to the championship game of the Cherokee County Invitational with its win over Cedar Bluff.
Madison Story with 12 points led the Lady Bobcats in scoring. Leah Strain and Adre Bowen each added 11.
The win improves the Bobcats to 10-0.
Cedar Bluff was led in scoring by Maligrace Wilson with 11 points.
Piedmont 66, Cedar Bluff 38: Piedmont advanced to the championship game of the Cherokee County Invitational after defeating Cedar Bluff.
Denard Spears led the Bulldogs with 21 points, while Taylor Hayes had 11 points and Darnell Jackson nine.
The win improved Piedmont's record to 6-3. The Bulldogs (6-3) will face either Collinsville and Glencoe on Saturday.
Davion Fife led Ceder Bluff with10 points.
Alexandria 62, Saks 57: Alexandria improved to 5-3 after defeating Saks.
The Valley Cubs were led in scoring by Dakota Kelley with 11 points. Alton Davis and Tyrelle Gay both finished with 10 points.
Alexandria will play again Friday as part of the Glencoe holiday tournament against Pleasant Valley.
Saks was led in scoring by Daniel Heard with 12 points. Roc Green added 11, and Tre Smith added 10.
Wellborn 59, Pleasant Valley 48: Devron Taylor had 32 points and four rebounds for Wellborn, which improved to 3-4, including 3-1 in Class 2A, Area 10.
Corri Tignor added 15 points and 14 rebounds.
Wellborn will play again Saturday at Donoho.
Lucas Ford led the Raiders with 19 points, and Trey Phillips added 13 points. Pleasant Valley will play Saturday at home against Hokes Bluff.
Anniston 65, Cleburne County 47: Double-doubles by Quint Dobbins and Qua Frazier led Anniston to its eighth win of the season.
Dobbins finished with 17 points and 11 rebounds, while Frazier finished with eight points, 10 rebounds and 10 assists.
Demarcus Thomas added eight points, five rebounds and 10 assists, while Quindarious Jackson added 12 points and five rebounds.
On Thursday, Anniston takes its 8-3 record to the Dwight Madison Roundball Classic at Carver-Montgomery to take on Jeff Davis
White Plains 44, Jefferson Christian 36: Defense stole the show in White Plains' game against Jefferson Christian.
The Wildcats led 18-16 at the half. Eli Hightower scored five of his 11 points on back-to-back plays midway through the third quarter to put White Plains up by five and help the Wildcats pull away.
Nathan Gilbert led in scoring and secured a double-double with 14 points and 10 rebounds.
White Plains (7-6) will play Nashville Christian on Friday in the San Destin Beach Blowout in Destin, Fla.
Errol Chandler led Jefferson Christian with 12 points.
Clay Central 64, Randolph County 59: Clay Central managed to get above the .500 mark with a win over Randolph County.
Jo Jo Staples and DeAndre Wills both led the Volunteers with 17 points apiece. Jaylon Lyles added 11 points.
Clay Central (4-3) will play again Jan. 3 on Beaureguard at home.
Randolph County was led in scoring by Elijah McFarland with 23 points.


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Prior to her term on the Ohio Supreme Court Justice Sharon L. Kennedy served at the Butler County Court of Common Pleas, Domestic Relations Division since 1999. From 2005 until December of 2012 Justice Kennedy served as the administrative judge of the Court of Common Pleas, Domestic Relations Division.
Serving as the administrative judge, Justice Kennedy improved the case management system to ensure the timely resolution of cases for families and children. Working with state legislators she championed a "common sense" family law initiative to reduce multiple-forum litigation for Butler County families.
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Here's kid-friendly crudite! A bit of teamwork and imagination transforms a sweet golden pepper into Ming-Ming.
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Remove the stem and seeds from one of the yellow peppers from the stem end, leaving it whole for Ming Ming�s body. Place the pepper, open end down, on a work surface. Using a small knife, cut a 1/4-inch thick opening about 2 inches long at the top. This is where Ming Ming's pepper "head" will be inserted. Using the photo as a guide, cut a 1/4-inch by 1-inch opening (lengthwise) on either side of the pepper for her "wings."
Cut the other yellow pepper into quarters lengthwise. Cut one piece into a 1-3/4 inch wide tear drop shape to make the head. Cut another piece of pepper into two 3-inch triangles for her wings. Cut and save the remaining pepper into strips for dipping.
Peel and cut the carrot into 1-1/2 inch long pieces. Use the smallest piece to make the beak by removing a wedge from one end. Cut another carrot piece into two slices lengthwise for the feet. Taper each side and cut notches from the wide end.
Cut 2 slices crosswise from the scallion for her goggles. Use 1 long green part of the scallion for her scarf.
Cut the bread into a 2-inch by 3-inch long oval for her helmet. Cut the black olive into 2 small circles for her eyes.
Grab a platter to assemble. Use the toothpicks to help secure the carrot beak, scarf and helmet. Insert the wide end of the pepper wings into the openings, removing more pepper if necessary. Insert the head with the carrot nose and bread helmet into the opening at the top of the pepper. Wrap the green onion strip around the base of the pepper head and secure with a toothpick. Tuck the lettuce leaf as the cape under the green onion. Add the eyes and goggles. Arrange the carrot feet at the base of the pepper.
Serve with the cut vegetables and dip.
Introduce this classic snack to your child with the Wonder Pets!
Your favorite guinea pig makes for a wonder-ful cupcake!
Enjoy this "serious" treat together!
The Wonder Pets would love this treat--and so will your child!
Everyone's favorite turtle, Tuck, makes for a very sweet cupcake
The Fly Boat Cake is a wonder to behold--and to eat
Here's a mighty healthy lunch idea--go on, take it for a spin!
Bubble Guppies fans will dive right into this tasty dip!
Make them smile with a sweet Guppies treat!
A frozen drink that looks like Gil's tail? COOL!
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Make some-bunny smile with this cute & healthy lunch
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BCS National Championship Game Pick- Notre Dame vs. Alabama
This is it! After 34 other bowl games and weeding through 122 other teams, there are just two that are going to be left in the running for the BCS National Championship. The Alabama Crimson Tide and the Notre Dame Fighting Irish are left to battle it out on the NCAA football betting odds in the final game of the campaign.
GoDaddy.com Bowl Pick- Kent State vs. Arkansas State
Someone is going to get their first ever bowl victory on the eve of the BCS National Championship Game, as the Kent State Golden Flashes go to war on the college football odds against the Northern Illinois Huskies in the GoDaddy.com Bowl at Ladd-Peebles Stadium.
Fiesta Bowl Pick- Kansas State vs. Oregon
Once upon a time, the game between the Oregon Ducks and the Kansas State Wildcats seemed to be for the BCS National Championship. Both teams have lost since then though, and now, the two teams are playing in the Tostitos Fiesta Bowl in NCAA football betting action on January 3rd instead.
Sugar Bowl Pick- Louisville vs. Florida
For the first time in his coaching career, Head Coach Charlie Strong is going to go against the team that he helped build up over the course of the last few years in the Allstate Sugar Bowl, as the Louisville Cardinals look up upset the Florida Gators in the Bayou.
Orange Bowl Pick- Northern Illinois vs. Florida State
For the first time, a member of the MAC is going to be playing in a BCS bowl game. On January 1st, the Northern Illinois Huskies will take on the Florida State Seminoles in the Orange Bowl, a game that is definitely going to be intriguing to NCAA football betting fans.
Rose Bowl Pick- Wisconsin vs. Stanford
The first BCS bowl game kicks off on New Year's Day with the Granddaddy of them All, the Rose Bowl, where the Stanford Cardinal and the Wisconsin Badgers will duke it out in a battle to beat the NCAA football betting odds.
Liberty Bowl Pick- Iowa State vs. Tulsa
Earlier this year, the Iowa State Cyclones were able to knock off the Tulsa Golden Hurricane 38-23. Now, the two teams meet up for the second time on the campaign at the Liberty Bowl, where college football betting fanatics will get a chance to take in all of the action on New Year's Eve.
Music City Bowl Pick – NC State vs. Vanderbilt
The NC State Wolfpack are going to be up against it on New Year's Eve this year, as they try to beat the college football betting lines against the Vanderbilt Commodores, who are the de facto hosts of the Music City Bowl.
Pinstripe Bowl Pick – West Virginia vs. Syracuse
Old Big East foes are going to be meeting on December 29th in what should be a great clash on the NCAA football betting lines at the New Era Pinstripe Bowl, where the Syracuse Orange will meet the West Virginia Mountaineers.
Armed Forces Bowl Pick: Rice vs. Air Force
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Robyn first joined TIRF as a Research Assistant in 1999. She was promoted to Research Associate in 2002, and was later promoted to Vice President, Operations. As a result of her strong work attitude and her unrelenting efforts to advance the field of traffic safety, Robertson was appointed President and CEO in 2006.
Robertson has worked on numerous projects focusing on the justice system, impaired driving, repeat offenders, risk assessment, fatigue, senior drivers, safety technologies and persistent traffic offenders. During her career, she has published more than 60 major reports and articles in traffic safety and criminal justice journals. She is also a member of the Editorial Board of the Journal of Safety Research, a member of the Board of Directors of the American Probation and Parole Association, a member of the Alcohol, Drugs and Driving Committee of the U.S. Transportation Research Board, and a member of the International Council on Alcohol, Drugs, and Traffic Safety.
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Can be found on the hills above the Dark Portal.
I was one of the lucky ones, I found a rare on my first try. It was right above the cave. I only went and battled a few pets and on my circling back to the area it was there.
Circled around the Dark Portal not finding anything but then went up behind the portal I found about 5 (4 poor 1 common) so not seeing anymore I trapped the common figured I can either try later for a better quality or use a stone to upgrade. Did count for my Easter Kingdoms Safari.
Just had mine snatched out from under me.. Went and killed all the pets in the forest then came back to find one behind the portal and just as I was clicking on it someone swoops in and takes it from me.
I turned up and there were no Scorpling to be seen. I took the advice in the comments and did a big circle killing all battle pets (if they weren't rare quality I'd forfeit then just one shot them). I focused on the forest and did a quick circle of the rest of the area and went back and I found one! (one only and was normal/white quality).
I can confirm that today I trapped a common (white) lvl 17 Scorpling above the Dark Portal, and it counted towards my Kalimdor Safari achievement.
As previously mentioned, killing things in the Tainted Forest causes this to spawn. I saw none, went into the forest and killed a whole lotta stuff, came out, and there was one little guy out there on the plateau. I engage and whaddaya know? He's a rare! :D Nice to get the EK Safari achieve with a rare of a pet you've never encountered before.
Found my rare behind the Dark Portal, had to fight about 7- 8 before I found it.
I usualy check the pets by engaging battle, if they are not at least uncommon I forfait and kill them, makes them spawn pretty fast, didn't have to go anywhare else to ensure spawns.
Flying around for about 30 min. on Nesignwary, 5am server. I found two spawns. They were on the mountains behind the Dark Portal. Both sightings had two scorlings, either common or poor. After reading all these notes, I will consider myself lucky and use a stone I've been hording. GL all.
Found rare behind Dark Portal on the first try. 5:37pm Server.
I am working on the Kalimdor safari and it lists the scorpling as a pet that needs battled. I don't see it anywhere in Kalimdor. Am I missing it? Any information would be most appreciated.
after three days I found not one but five Scorplings - 1 uncommon 4 poor - on the ledge over the Dark Portal realm time 1;52 ,thx for the tips on where to find him
Very rare pet. Found 2 atm (1 poor, the other uncommon) right behind the dark portal. 5amST Realm: Quel'thalas. Good luck and happy hunting!
I must have gotten extremely lucky, from what I've read from the comments - my first time going for this one, I wound up with an uncommon on my first fight. I found three in the hills above the Dark Portal on Aegwynn (US). Good luck, everyone!
I got lucky today, found a poor scorpling behind the Dark Portal on that little plateau and thanks to the other two pet collectors was able to switch out to the right team to capture him. Hoping for a blue stone to make him rare! :) Good luck to you others! It is 102am Zangarmarsh time, or 403 am EST. I was on a Horde toon. Thank you nice other 2 Alliance players who waited for me.
Still waiting to get this. Don't knwo if anyone noticed but it is on the list for the Kalimdor Safari achievement, not sure why. I have not found anywhere on any map where it is on Kalimdor. I am heading to look around AQ, but anyone have thoughts as to why this is on the Kalimdor Safari list?
just got a common 1 1st time i ever looked for it i flew around the mountains looking then went and battled a fire beetle came back up the mountain just above the cave and there he was all alone no more to be found in the mountains
Just got a poor one. I killed everything I could find in the whole zone befor one spawned. I'm happy tho, at least I got one!
I've been searching for a spawn of this pet for about two weeks. Finally saw my first one today, and it was uncommon! Just as everyone else had said, it was in those mountains right behind the portal. Patience is the key.
I feel bad, I killed 5 of these suckers one after another because I didn't know they were rare-ish spawns... luckily I was the only pet hunter out there at the time. Finally 2 more spawned after an hour and I got a common one >_<;
Have tried looking for this at night, during the day, and just now.. finally, found a lone poor quality up in the plateau behind the Portal in Blasted Lands.
Realm time was around 9:30am on the Blade's Edge server.


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A wide-ranging adventure showcasing the region's natural wonders and fascinating cultures, offering the perfect combination of guided excursions and free time to explore at your own pace. Our expert local leaders will share with you the archaeological and historical secrets of the ancient sites of Petra, Luxor and the Great Pyramids of Giza. Whether it's haggling in Cairo's bustling bazaars or snapping a desert sunset, Egypt and Jordan will be etched into your memory like a hieroglyph.
Highlights: Discover ancient civilizations and architectural wonders, relax at the Red Sea, enjoy an overnight felucca journey with support boat, bargain in bazaars, camp in a Bedouin tent, marvel at the rock-cut architecture of Petra
Jordan Highlights (DJJH)
Looking to explore a piece of the ancient past? Go no further than Jordan. Our local CEO will ensure a thrilling journey throughout Jordan's past and present, including a dip in the Dead Sea and a visit to Kerak Castle. Find your own bit of desert peace as you explore archaeological ruins and see what Israel looks like from the top of Mt Nebo. Start making history back where history began.
Highlights: Visit ancient ruins and archaeological sites with a local expert, float in the Dead Sea, watch a cooking demonstration and tasting local specialities, overnight in a comfortable desert camp and learn about the ancient Bedouin culture
Egypt and Jordan Explorer (DPEX)
There's something indefinitely alluring about the mysteries of ancient Egypt. From the ruins to the mummies to the mythology behind the pyramids, this is a trip that no archaeology or history buff should miss. This 19-day trip is packed full of highlights of Egypt and Jordan, including the Sphinx, a Nile river cruise, and visits to Petra and the Dead Sea. With internal flights taken care of and comfortable accommodations awaiting you every night, you can sit back and focus on the wonders in the desert.
Highlights: Marvell at ancient Egyptian temples and ruins, savour a traditional dinner in a local family's home, visit a Planeterra-supported library project, explore ancient Petra with a local expert, overnight in a desert camp and learn about the ancient Bedouin culture
Explore Petra and Wadi Rum (TDWEPN)
Hit the highlights of Jordan in this action-packed four days. View spectacular Wadi Rum by 4x4 before spending a night in the desert in the company of a local Bedouin tribe. Explore the magnificent red rock city of Petra and be amazed by the well-preserved Roman city of Jerash. Jordan has so much to offer!
Highlights: Explore the ancient Roman city of Jerash, traverse the desert by 4x4 and stay in a desert camp at Wadi Rum, discover hidden secrets in Petra
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My entire winter beauty routine revolved around combating dry and irritated skin and brittle hair. Now that spring is finally upon us, it's time to breathe a sigh of relief and just have fun with makeup. Hot pink lipstick? Why not. A floral scent? How refreshing. Green eyeliner? Emerald is the color of the year.
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MEREWETHER Carlton second-rower Mark Wade admits it was difficult to walk away from Wayne Bennett and the Newcastle Knights.
Wade sat down with the master coach 10 days ago to explain his decision to give up a shot at a professional league career to concentrate on his university studies.
The 22-year-old is in the third year of a surveying degree and had struggled juggling full-time study with a professional sporting career.
''To really make it in rugby league you have to be 100 per cent committed,'' Wade said.
''I felt I could not do that at this stage with uni where it is.
''I had a good chat with Wayne. He obviously didn't want me to give up on the rugby league but that was the choice I had to make.
''He was supportive. He knew uni was important to me, which I made clear last year [before I signed].
''He is really professional and respected my decision.
''A degree gives you a bit of security in that sense.
''I am coming towards the end of my degree and have to start doing some work placement.''
Wade was signed by the Knights as a project player on a second-tier contract in November.
He trained with the full-time squad over the summer and played two games in the NSW Cup before suffering an ankle injury.
''I do not regret doing it at all,'' he said.
''You learn so much about professionalism, how far you can push yourself and what is required to make it at that level. Everything was a lot quicker and there was higher expectation.
''I thought I knew the limits on my body and and then you get into pre-season training and it opens up a whole new world.''
Not wanting Wade to be lost to the sport, Bennett encouraged him to go back and play in the Newcastle Rugby League.
''He wanted me to play local league and then come back and do the pre-season,'' Wade said.
''With the local league, when they throw money at you, there is a bigger commitment you have to make.
''That was what I was struggling with at uni.''
Instead Wade returned to rugby and defending premiers Merewether Carlton.
The 2011 Anderson Medal winner marked his comeback for the Greens with a try in the 38-24 win over University on Saturday.
''It was good to back with the boys,'' he said.
''Obviously it is a different team to last year but I had a bit of fun.
''It was an experience going back into the sheds and belting out the [team] song. It felt like coming back home.''
Unfortunately the giant lock also aggravated an ankle injury and is doubt for the grand final rematch against Hamilton.
''I'm waiting on the results of some scans but it has pulled up fairly well and is improving every day,'' he said yesterday.
''I'll try and run on it tomorrow night at training and hopefully be good to go on Saturday.''
Though concentrating on university for now, Wade remains ambitious.
Former premiership teammate and training partner Dylan Evans has been playing regularly in the front row for Sydney University this season. A NSW Country berth would also seem within reach next season.
''I still want to play as good a footy as a I can,'' he said.
''There are a few options down the track, but I just want to finish my uni first.''


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SEC Headlines – 7/20/11 Part Three
July 20th, 2011 11:46 AM║ Posted By: John Pennington ║ Permalink
║ Schools: Alabama, Arkansas, Auburn, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, LSU, Mississippi State, Ole Miss, South Carolina, Tennessee, Vanderbilt
Tags: Bristol Motor Speedway, Media Days, SEC, Three Media Days
1. Meet the SEC's most underrated players (according to ESPN.com).
2. From a Florida perspective, here are some talking points as Media Days kicks off.
3. Should Mark Richt's job depend upon him winning the SEC East this year? (No.)
4. If you like blitzing, you'll like Kentucky's new defense.
5. South Carolina's opener against East Carolina will kick off at 7pm ET on September 3rd.
6. Tennessee is having a tough time selling football tickets this year…
7. Which is why UT has teamed up with Bristol Motor Speedway to sell a combo package of footbaw and racin' tickets.
8. Three Media Days storylines will involve the Vols.
9. Here's a list of five topics up for discussion in Hoover this week.
10. Here are five more things you'll likely hear about at Media Days.
11. And here are five players you're sure to hear about.
12. Finally, who will be the SEC's most dominant players this year?
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Psychiatric technicians typically do the following:
Many psychiatric technicians work with patients who are severely developmentally disabled and need intensive care. Others work with patients undergoing rehabilitation for drug and alcohol addiction. Their work varies depending on the types of patients they work with.
Psychiatric technicians work as part of a medical team, under the direction of physicians and alongside other healthcare professionals, including psychiatrists, psychologists, psychiatric nurses, social workers, and therapists. Because they have such close contact with patients, psychiatric technicians can have a great deal of influence on patients' outlook and treatment.
Psychiatric technicians typically enter the occupation with a postsecondary certificate. Programs in psychiatric or mental health technology are commonly offered by community colleges and technical schools. Psychiatric technician programs include courses in biology, psychology, and counselling. The programs also may include supervised work experience or cooperative programs, in which students gain academic credit for structured work experience.
Programs for psychiatric technicians range in length from one semester to two years, and they may award a certificate or an associate's degree. They typically must participate in on-the-job training before they can work without direct supervision. This training may last for a few weeks or for several months. Training may include gaining hands-on experience while working under the supervision of an experienced technician or aide. Technicians may also attend workshops, lectures, or in-service training.
Psychiatric technicians work in psychiatric hospitals, residential mental health facilities, and related healthcare settings, such as drug or alcohol treatment centers. They may spend much of their shift on their feet. Some of the work that psychiatric aides do may be unpleasant. They may care for patients whose illnesses make them disoriented, uncooperative, or violent.
The median annual wage of psychiatric technicians was $28,710 in May 2010. (The median wage is the wage at which half the workers in an occupation earned more than that amount and half earned less.) The lowest 10% earned less than $18,420, and the top 10% earned more than $50,430.
Psychiatric technicians may work full time or part time. Because hospitals and residential facilities are open at all hours, many work nights, weekends, and holidays.
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Students enrolled in classes at Lindenwood University may have to show an identification card when present on campus. All graduate and evening students attending class on the St. Charles campus are expected to purchase a parking decal as well.
For a student identification card, go to the Work and Learn Office on the 3rd floor of the Spellmann Center. (Residential students should first go to the Roemer Business Office to obtain a check-in booklet.) Please note that these identification cards are also required in order to use library materials and computer labs. Students who misplace or lose their ID card must report to the Business Office to pay a replacement fee; they may then have it replaced by showing proof of payment at the Work and Learn Office.
For parking decals, go to the Lindenwood Public Safety and Security Office (Suite "G" - the last office in the Spirit Shoppe building) between 8 a.m. and 9 p.m. weekdays or go to the Student Development Office on the 4th floor of the Spellmann Center between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. weekdays. The parking decals are $2 per each vehicle--cash or check ONLY. You will need to provide your license plate number and details about your car.


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3748 San Pablo Dam Rd, El Sobrante, CA | Directions 9480337.964695 -122.315517
Mon-Fri 11:30am - 9:30pm Sat 9:00am-9:30pm Sun 9am-8pm
El Chalan – I ordered the Vanita Saltada con Camarones, (Green Beans sauteed with shrimps, garlis, onions, tomatoes, bell peppers). Really good! Mu husband ordered the Parihuela, (Fish and shellfish soup in a rich seafood tomato broth with side of toasted corn). He orders this every time we go and loves it! We both left very satisfied!
slow service, bad food – We went on a Tuesday night and there were only two other sets of diners. The service was really slow, especially to get water and the check. We even asked a couple of times for the check. I ended up asking at the register and then had to take the bill back there. The food was bland and over cooked. I ordered the carapulcra which had about 5 or 6 pieces of pork about the size of medum sized strawberries. Two people in my group ordered the saltado, one beef, one chicken. In both cases, the meat was totally over cooked to the point where it was dried and tough. I thought the food was on the expensive side (most dishes were around $12) considering it was mostly potatoes and rice, very little meat or veggies.
I definitely do not recommend this restaurant.
Waiting forever for the check – The food is OK, but if you don't want to wait 30 minutes for them to pick up the check, and another 30 minutes to bring it back, then this is not a place for you. The owners loved to talk to their friends and don't care who is in the restaurant.
The first time I ate in this restaurant, I saw a couple arrived, and were given a menu. I was served already, but the couple waited and waited, and finally gave up and left. The same problem: They were having a nice conversation with friends about life.
Then it was my turn. I went there 5 times, and got tired of waiting for the check. Even if you ask them, still won't come for a long while. That is just how they are. Too bad, and I am not going back there ever.
great seafood entrees – A small, hole-in-the-wall place with fabulous food. A pleasant surprise find. A unique menu of Italian and Peruvian foods. They have a great roast chicken with unique & delicious seasoning, a great, slightly spicey shrimp chowder, a crab ravioli with an almost too rich saffron sauce. The purple corn juice was popular with my kids and the adults alike, with a hint of cloves. My favorite, however, is the trout with capers and white wine sauce which is a flavorful delight.
The ambiance is null and the services is only fair, but the food is well worth it.
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I work as a paraeducator at our local elementary school. Love my job. Love the kids. Love the challenges. Love the summers off.
--Walk/bike everywhere I can. Gas is $4.19/gallon here right now. WOW. Makes me ill just thinking about it.
--Yard Sale! I have had a sale every year for the last 12 years and they are a GREAT way to make some extra cash and clean out your house. They are also a lot of work, especially with a toddler at your heels.
My goals are not just money oriented. My #1 priority is a healthy family. Without health, we have nothing.
Health Goals
--Workout every single day. Cardio, weights, strength-building exercises. I love that I don't need a gym membership to workout. Pushing Henry's stroller up those hills is quite the workout. We added a weight bench in the basement and I've been doing some strength training for the first time ever. I feel so empowered (and cool)!
--Eat right. Whole foods, from the earth. Organic from our garden, homemade if possible. And grilled as often as possible. Anything tastes good off the grill!
--Outdoors! After being stuck inside all winter, the sun is like an old friend who came back to visit. I plan on spending much more time outside than in this summer. I can't wait for backyard campfires with my guys.
--Appreciating Mother Nature and all of her beauty is good for the soul and the body.
--Bikini....I'm going to rock one this summer, no apologies! I may be 34 years old, but I figure if there's ever a time to celebrate being a woman, it's now or never. No one may ever see me in it but myself, but I'm still making it a goal!
What are your summer goals? Are you getting into shape or putting in a veggie garden? Are you going on vacation or taking on a new adventure? Do you love being outside, hiking, biking and living it up?
I'm giving away a copy of a wonderful (hardcover) cookbook from Cooking Light. It has delicious and very healthy grilling recipes for your summer cookouts. Leave a comment on this thread and I will pick a winner next week. Make sure to leave your email with your comment so I can contact you. Good luck!