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Season of adjustments for Conley
August 5, 2015 Age is relative for Vienna race car driver Cale Conley. At 23 years old, he is just beginning to scratch the surface on the professional circui. more »»
OSU ranking not big
August 3, 2015 Defending national champion Ohio State sits atop the 2015 preseason college football polls. more »»
Another dimension to golf
August 2, 2015 Since expressing a heavy interest in the outcome of youth golf in the Mid-Ohio Valley, I've had countless conversations and conducted multiple interviews discussing what went right with an... more »»
WVU football nearing
August 1, 2015 As many football fans are aware, the No. 1 sport in America (college football) returns in little more than a month. more »»
'Jackets ready for big year
July 30, 2015 Unfortunately for the Williamstown High School football program of head man Terry Smith, the defending Class A state champions have no place to go but down. more »»
Stadiums unique in own way
July 28, 2015 While sitting above the Clemente Wall during Sunday's Pittsburgh Pirates game, I gazed around the ballpark and thought about the distinct qualities about not only PNC Park but the other 19 stadiums... more »»
MLB HOF inductions are today
July 26, 2015 Perhaps one of these days I'll eventually be able to make the trek to Cooperstown, N.Y., and the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museu. more »»
Trade deadline intriguing
July 25, 2015 With the conclusion of the All-Star break two weeks ago, the next big date in major league baseball before the postseason begins is the July 31 non-waiver trade deadline. more »»
Ripley's Marino unique
July 23, 2015 Mid-Ohio Valley Hall-of-Famer Frank Marino, who was the head football coach at Ripley High School and is the Vikings' all-time career wins leader on the gridiron with 158, will be laid to rest at 11... more »»
Packers embrace Favre
July 22, 2015 Brett Favre was inducted into the Green Bay Packers Hall of Fame on Saturday. more »»
2nd Half Thoughts: Part II
July 19, 2015 Welcome back! For those of you who found your way to my corner of the world yesterday I will be continuing to share my thoughts about the second half of the MLB season today. more »»
2nd Half Thoughts, Part I
July 18, 2015 With the conclusion 2015 All-Star game and the American League claiming homefield advantage in the World Series (Red Sox Nation thanks the American League for their contribution); it is time to turn... more »»
Enjoying baseball on the side
July 17, 2015 It never hurts to take a little time away from the job to recharge the batteries. more »»
HR Derby: And there it goes
July 15, 2015 What is baseball doing with brackets in the Home Run Derby? I understand that the Home Run Derby isn't what it used to be, but neither is the All-Star gam. more »»
GSC up for some awards
July 14, 2015 In the eyes of Glenville State College and the community of Glenville, Hunter McWhorter and Paige Tuttle are already winners. more »»
Indians are not finished
July 13, 2015 Wow, I know it has been a crazy year in Major League Baseball so far but looking around at all the divisions, if there is one which stands as a microcosm for the whole year so far it has got to be... more »»
AL All-Star snubs
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Handing out some Albrights
July 11, 2015 Another baseball season is halfway gone and surprises throughout the league are abound. more »»
Name that QB at Ohio State
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Finale for Weber at Colgate
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Cairn Magazine is an online magazine covering Colorado's cultural landscape. It's tagline, "Colorado's Cultural Guidepost," reflects the intent of the magazine. Content is eclectic, including music, art, the outdoors, fiction pieces, book reviews, photo essays, etc. All content relates to the Colorado lifestyle or has been contributed by Colorado authors.
Cairn Magazine was originally a quarterly print publication. The first issue debuted in the spring of 2006, and circulation prior to conversion to e-media was approximately 10,000 copies with readership primarily throughout the Front Range. Cairn Magazine has covered such diverse topics as hydroponics, the emerging Denver rock scene, Rocky Mountain oysters, the Nepalese sex trade and rock climbing.
In January 2008, Cairn Magazine converted to an all-online format in order to better serve its readers. New content is posted at least weekly, and the online format encourages active participation from the readership.
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The Cairn Magazine webpage (www.cairnmag.com[1]) features the following content tabs: Lofty Concepts, Get Rhythm, Creative Front, Novel Ideas, and Dirty Habits.
Lofty Concepts is the most eclectic of the tab sections, including short articles on various events, news, food and drink, global and local culture, and other miscellany.
Get Rhythm discusses regional music of all genres. This tab features coverage of music events, album reviews, and exploration of the creative process.
Creative Front covers other forms of artistic expression, including painting, sculpting, theater, film and photography. Articles also present views on artistic influence on culture and the art industry.
Novel Ideas contains a variety of articles related to the written word, including book reviews, fiction pieces, author interviews, and poetry.
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Cairn Magazine features blogs (also accessible via a tab at www.cairnmag.com[2] as an extension to the magazine itself.
The official Cairn blog (the "Clog") functions as a bulletin board for local events and music as well as other random recommendations such as a summer movie-watching list and cocktail recipes.
Other Cairn blogs focus more narrowly on topics such as the RuckusRoots movement.
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Cairn Magazine's name was derived from the Scottish word cairn. This name suggests that the magazine functions as a guide for readers on a cultural path, much as a physical cairn structure signals a path or trail.


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Simple Definition of defy
: to refuse to obey (something or someone)
: to make (something) very difficult or impossible
: to resist or fight (something)
Full Definition of defy
Examples of defy in a sentence
She defied her parents and dropped out of school.
The group has continued to defy all efforts to stop them.
Origin and Etymology of defy
Middle English, to renounce faith in, challenge, from Anglo-French desfier, defier, from des- de- + fier to entrust, from Vulgar Latin *fidare, alteration of Latin fidere to trust — more at bide
First Known Use: 14th century
Rhymes with defy
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The defeat of Poland's Law and Justice Party in parliamentary elections on October 21 meant the end of a government that had come to be seen as an aberration in Eastern Europe. Just two years ago, Prime Minister Jaroslaw Kaczy'nski's party won on the strength of a reform agenda, which seemed to promise greater protection to those most affected by Poland's economic hardships. Since then, however, the party has backed itself into a corner with its confrontational style and anti-Western rhetoric. The victorious Civic Platform party, under Donald Tusk, has pledged to put Poland back on a course of economic and social liberalization. But reconciling the country's strong national identity with the demands and temptations of European Union membership will not be easy for the new government.
In a pastoral letter read in churches a week before the election, Poland's Catholic bishops' conference told citizens they had a moral duty to vote. No political party had a right to "speak in the church's name or claim its support," the bishops added, while the clergy and Catholic newspapers had to "respect the maturity of laypeople." But the bishops also insisted that there are "non-negotiable values" at stake in debates about gay marriage, abortion, and euthanasia, and they acknowledged that the programs of some parties are clearly "closer to the Christian vision of the person and society" than those of other parties. The...
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The increasing heat generation rates in VLSI circuits motivate research on compact cooling technologies with low thermal resistance. This paper develops a closed-loop two-phase microchannel cooling system using electroosmotic pumping for the working fluid. The design, fabrication, and open-loop performance of the heat exchanger and pump are summarized. The silicon heat exchanger, which attaches to the test chip (1 cm2), achieves junction-fluid resistance near 0.1 K/W using 40 plasma-etched channels with hydraulic diameter of 100 μm. The electroosmotic pump, made of an ultrafine porous glass frit with working volume of 1.4 cm3, achieves maximum backpressure and flowrate of 160 kPa and 7 ml/min, respectively, using 1 mM buffered de-ionized water as working fluid. The closed-loop system removes 38 W with pump power of 2 W and junction-ambient thermal resistance near 2.5 K/W. Further research is expected to strongly reduce the thermal resistance for a given heating power by optimizing the saturation temperature, increasing the pump flowrate, eliminating the thermal grease, and optimizing the heat exchanger dimensions.


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Comfort Inn And Suites
Comfort Inn And Suites
Hotel Guest Rating: 8.7/10
5025 County Hwy. V
De Forest, WI 53532
Welcome to the Comfort Inn And Suites
Offering free Wi-Fi and a complimentary breakfast, the pet-friendly Comfort Inn and Suites DeForest also features three indoor pools,
Hotel Features
The low-rise DeForest Comfort Inn's 79 rooms come with free Wi-Fi, microwaves, refrigerators and two TVs. The inn offers three indoor pools, including a children's pool. Burn some calories in the fitness center and turn the kids loose in the game room. In the morning, feast on the complimentary breakfast of waffles, eggs, fresh fruit and more. Non-smoking rooms are available.
Hotel Location
Less than a mile from I-90, I-94 and I-39, DeForest Comfort Inn is a two-minute drive from Ehlenbach's Cheese Chalet and one-and-a-half miles from Western Green Area Park. Drive 15.5 miles to University of Wisconsin-Madison or 11.4 miles to the National Mustard Museum. It's 12 miles to Dane County Regional Airport.
Guest Favorites
The "very nice rooms" and the "newer decor" impressed guests of Comfort Inn and Suites DeForest, who appreciate the "TV in the bathroom" and the "wonderful" children's pool.
Comfort Inn And Suites Amenities
- Alarm clock
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- Bus parking
- Business center
- Cable television
- Cocktail lounge
- Coffee/Tea maker
- Complimentary full american breakfast
- Elevators
- Exercise gym
- Hairdryer
- Handicap rooms
- Indoor pool
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- Laundry/Valet service
- Meeting rooms
- Microwave
- Multilingual staff
- Non-smoking
- Onsite laundry
- Outdoor parking
- Parking
- Pay per view movies on TV
- Pets allowed
- Ramp access
- Refrigerator
- Safe
- Safe deposit box
- Telephone
- Truck parking
- Vending machines
- Wireless internet connection
Hotel Information
You must show a valid photo ID and credit card upon check-in. Guests are required to show a photo identification and credit card upon check-in. Please note that all Special Requests are subject to availability and additional charges may apply.
Hotel Guest Reviews of the Comfort Inn And SuitesOur hotel ratings and reviews are from real hotel guests. Priceline.com ensures that its reviews are guests-only by proactively sending hotel surveys to customers after they've completed their hotel stays. In the post-stay surveys, priceline.com hotel customers are asked a number of questions about their stay and the hotel. On a scale of 1-10 with 10 being the best, the survey asks guests to rate their overall experience and specifically rate the hotel's cleanliness, staff and location. Priceline.com does not allow site visitors to post unsolicited hotel reviews.
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This is a nice, clean hotel. It is 2 exits away (about 7 miles) from the main Madison WI exit. There are limited businesses (2 gas stations & a few fast food restaurants) in the immediate vicinity, but there are numerous places to eat and shop 7 miles away. The hotel appeared to be well maintained, but could probably use a renovation in the not too distant future. The hotel was reasonably quiet, but the walls did appear to be a little thin (i.e., could be problematic with noisy neighbors). The pools (hot tub, wading pool for toddlers, and regular pool) were small, but nice. The exercise room had 2 nice treadmills, a nice universal gym, an older but functioning exercise bicycle, and an older and noisy elliptical. Everything worked, but it was not the latest and greatest equipment. The continental breakfast was also very nice, but not exceptional (cereal, waffles, fruit, etc). I cannot comment on the internet. ...
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Not very pretty. What can be done to prevent that or to change the output to something like the website URL only?


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Posted in thread: Homebrew Supply Keg System Giveaway on 03-02-2016 at 10:15 PM
Just Right Oatmeal Stout.
Posted in thread: Peanut Butter? on 03-21-2014 at 04:15 PM
Planning on doing a peanut butter cup stout in a week or two, but I'm trying to figure out the
best way to infuse the peanut butter. I have read a lot of people using PB2 to good results and
and in ge...
Posted in thread: Brewing in Toledo, Ohio on 10-26-2013 at 02:31 PM
Anyone been to Marino's Beverage Depot in Sylvania yet? They got a killer selection. Their
overall selection is on par with Andersons, but they have a WAY better cold beer selection.
It's over in the ...
Posted in thread: Brewing in Toledo, Ohio on 10-26-2013 at 02:27 PM
Is Swig kid-friendly?I took my daughter there when she was two or three. I don't think they
have a kids menu or anything, but we got her a hot dog or some chicken chunks or something.
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Quick Update!I'm getting ready to finalize the lease either this week or next. We'll be at 119
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Posted in thread: First Wheat on 03-15-2013 at 06:30 PM
Wheat is smaller than barley. Whether you need the mill down really depends on how fine you are
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Posted in thread: First Wheat on 03-15-2013 at 06:27 PM
Looks like a good recipe, but the if you are going for a true Witbeer (which I assumed by the
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Conservation Biology
Conservation Biology Introduction
In A Nutshell
Life on Earth is in danger. Serious danger, and not from asteroids or aliens or anything else from a science fiction movie. Life on Earth is threatened by us, Homo sapiens, human beings.
Habitat destruction is rampant, wreaking havoc across the globe. Invasive species are spreading into new uncharted territory. Climate change is looming ominously over the planet like a college application deadline. Species are going extinct like it's going out of style. People, we have a crisis on our hands: a biodiversity crisis.
We hate to toot our own horns, but humans are really good at life. Not just the board game, but actually surviving, making babies, building cities, and driving cars. Our ever-increasing human population puts a lot of pressure on other species and their habitats. We all need to eat, drink, and take showers, or the world would be a much smellier place. The amount of land and water it takes to sustain a person's lifestyle is called his or her ecological footprint. Ecological footprints can be measured for individual people, cities, and countries. The ecological footprint of the United States is so large, it would take five Earths to support us if everyone in the world lived an American lifestyle. If you're reading this on Earth 5, you probably should have walked to work today.
Conservation biology is the study of the threats to life on Earth and the science of preserving biodiversity—protecting threatened species and helping recover endangered species. Conservation biologists use a variety of techniques to figure out which species are in trouble and what to do about it.


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RIG (Receiving In God) Ministries, located in the former skating rink/bowling alley at 215 Industrial Ave. in Carmi, is set to host its inaugural praise and worship service in its new 400-seat, state-of-the-art sanctuary at 7 p.m. Friday, March 6, and 7 p.m. Saturday, March 7.
The service will feature Carmi native Barry Steed and his praise and worship team from Little Chapel Church near Harrisburg. The guest speaker will be Tony "Mac" McMullen of the Oklahoma-based Free in Christ Ministries.
From McMullen's website: "Tony "Mac" McMullen grew up as an average teenage boy in Oklahoma. He was married at age 17 and fathered two children by age 20.
"Tony's life quickly changed when he began using drugs and alcohol. The lifestyle of searching for a new high transformed him into a violent drug dealer with few feelings for those around him. Eventually, this spelled the end to the things that had meant the most to Tony, including the life of a friend.
"Mistaking his friend for another drug dealer, Tony shot and killed him. This act earned him 30 years in prison. He was known in prison for his bad disposition and many feared him.
"Through several miraculous events in prison, Tony finally found the answer he had been looking for all along. He found the saving grace of Jesus Christ and the freedom He brings. The joy was immediate and Tony began to share the Good News with those around him. A ministry was formed and many lives were changed.
"Tony was released from prison in January 2001, but the ministry he created still continues behind prison walls and in the outside community."
RIG Ministries started as a vision Bob and Stephanie Wilson had to educate those they knew in the local oil industry about the saving grace of Jesus Christ, according to Chaplain Gary Rayburn. (Bob is a third generation oilman and owner of Wilson Drilling Inc.)
Please see today's issue of The Carmi Times for more information.
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Comic-Con Fans Find Diversity With 'Black Panther' and 'Captain Marvel'
The convention, which attracts roughly 140,000 people to downtown San Diego every July, also introduced a new trailer for "Wonder Woman."
The convention, which attracts roughly 140,000 people to downtown San Diego every July, also introduced a new trailer for "Wonder Woman."
By BROOKS BARNES
Mr. Schamus, who ran Focus Features for years, is trying his hand at directing with "Indignation," an adaptation of a Philip Roth novel.
By CARA BUCKLEY
The film took in about $59.6 million at domestic theaters over the weekend, a solid debut for one of Hollywood's most timeworn franchises.
By BROOKS BARNES
After a secretive two-year development and production process and a fake marketing campaign for a nonexistent film called "The Woods," a new "Blair Witch" sequel was unveiled.
By BROOKS BARNES
Brunhilde Pomsel, a witness to the Nazis' inner circle, offers an unflinching glimpse into the mentality of the era in the film "A German Life.''
By CHARLY WILDER
The tree was one of the enduring symbols from the 1994 prison-escape film and attracted thousands of visitors each year to Lucas, Ohio.
By DANIEL VICTOR
Ms. Nixon was the ghost singer for actresses in many of Hollywood's most famous musicals, from "The King and I" to "West Side Story" to "My Fair Lady."
By MARGALIT FOX
The actor discusses the revelation that the Enterprise helmsman is gay, his response to stereotypical roles and his thoughts on future projects.
By NICOLE CHUNG
The budget for the financial thriller, which stars Anna Gunn of "Breaking Bad" and opens on July 29, was raised from 25 female investors.
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|Positioned in the center of the Sta. Rita Hills AVA, Spear Vineyards lies directly between the Northern (Hwy 246) and Southern (Santa Ynez River) corridors.
|Spear Vineyards is made up of two distinct vineyards.
|The "Northern" vineyard fronts the Santa Rita Valley corridor and the "Southern" vineyard sits at the top of the Santa Rita Hills above the Santa Ynez River.
|Spear Vineyards is influenced by both of the two main geographical features of the Sta. Rita Hills AVA; the east to west orientation of both the Santa Rita Valley to the north and the Santa Ynez River to the south.
|Each of the twenty vineyard blocks was developed to showcase the distinct soil type, aspect, elevation and climatic influence of the estate.
|Each of these blocks is comprised of differing soil types and distinct microclimates.
|Planted in 2014, these blocks are planted in Pinot Noir (13 acres), Chardonnay (9 acres), Syrah (3 acres), Viognier (2.5 acres), Grenache (2.25 acres) and Gruner Veltliner (0.5 acres).
|Committed to farming organically. Organic farming feeds the soil, enriching the diversity and vitality of microorganisms and thereby improving the health of the vines and complexity of flavor in the grapes. We forego the use of inorganic fertilizers, pesticides or herbicides.
|Spear Vineyards is committed to producing estate grown wines of the highest caliber and distinction, each expressing the unique terroir of the property.


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Released: Feb 01st, 1990
Running Time: 79
Director: John Stagliano
Company: CDI Home Video
Cast: Champagne, Veronica Hall, Scott Irish, Jade East, Rick Daniels, Trinity Loren, Eric Price, Sasha (I)
Critical Rating: A 1/2
Genre: Feature
Champagne's husband, a yuppie architect with his nose perpetually stuck in the Wall Street Journal, has minimal interest in sex until the end of the feature. Too late, as we may have become "Bored Viewers."
Champagne employs this raw sensuality that comes across well on the small screen, but the rest of the cast lacks enthusiasm and the idea is marginal at best. Though some cross-dressing by men at a lingerie party kinks it up a bit, the whole feature, while in a pretty box, falls fairly flat.


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By Dr. Ray Kessler, who is, incidentally, a retired Prof. of Criminal Justice, former defense attorney and prosecutor is your host. This blog is about sharing information, opinion and commentary relating to crime, law and justice and politics. PLEASE CHECK OUT MY NEW BLOG ON TRIVIA AT http://triviaquestionsplusanswers.blogspot.com/ Note that I do NOT select which ads run on the blog. This is done by Ad-Sense. Appearance of an ad is not a personal endorsement by me.
Tuesday, June 03, 2014
Book argues that rates of violence have declined over human history
All of this in spite of all the guns in the world. More guns means less crime?
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- AnonymousJune 4, 2014 at 5:43 PM
John Lott, in his number-crunching survey of all US counties, concluded that on a comparative basis, yes, more guns = less crime.ReplyDelete
Overall, nationwide, we know that the rate of violent crime varies most with demographics. I don't know if there is a causal relationship, but as the percentage of young males in the 26-24 age group declines, so does the rate of violent crime.
In 1968, privately owned firearms in the US were guesstimated at between 150 and 200 million. I've assumed new purchases at possibly two to three million per year for the ensuing 25 years. BATF records, 1993-2003 show average sales of five million per year. Then came the NICS numbers from the FBI, leading me to believe that the total number of privately owned firearms in the US is somewhere near 400 million.
Obviously, "more guns" does not at all equal "more crime".


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SDCC: Marvel: Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends Panel
Comic Books
Every day this year, I will be examining the first pages of random comics. Today's page is from Adventures in the Rifle Brigade #2, which was published by DC/Vertigo and is cover dated November 2000. This scan is from the trade paperback, which was published in 2004. Enjoy!
Adventures in the Rifle Brigade is a ridiculous comic (there were two three-issue mini-series in 2000 and 2001) that's fun because it's ridiculous. I mean, the second mini-series is about the search for Hitler's testicle, so there's that. Garth Ennis has always been an irreverant writer, and this comic shows that in spades. The best thing about it is that it's short, so Ennis' schtick doesn't get too old. Just when you think it's going to tip over and become stupid, it ends. It's for the best! While it's going on, though, it's a lot of fun.
Carlos Ezquerra doesn't have too much to do on this splash page, as Ennis simply wants to show all his principal characters. So we get an off-panel voice (it's Greta Gasch, who is, like everyone else in this comic, an over-the-top stereotype) telling the reader the names of every main character, while Ezquerra just gets to draw them chained to a wall. He does a nice job with it – Crumb's uniform is too small for him (the Rifle Brigade killed a bunch of Nazi soldiers and stole their uniforms to sneak around Berlin) and the Piper is suspended off the ground because he's short – but it's still not too exciting. The best of the page is Ezquerra's facial expressions as the see who's entering the room, as he does a very good job showing a lot of the personality of each character just through their reactions. Patricia Mulvihill, who colored the page, also doesn't have much to do – this was really at the height of the "Vertigo coloring scheme" days, when browns and grays dominated, so of course she's going to make the stolen Nazi uniforms even grayer than they might have been in reality, but notice the dark red blood stains on Geezer's, the Piper's, and Hank the Yank's uniforms – they killed the soldiers who were wearing them, so of course they're blood-stained, but the red is also quite muted, which is how a lot of Vertigo books were colored back then (they've gotten a bit better in the intervening years).
In addition to introducing us to the Rifle Brigade, Ennis gives them all their catch phrases – Darcy and Milk do most of the talking, so the rest of them simply say "Ey-Oop!" or "Yer aht of ordah!" or "Gawd Dammit!" a lot. As I noted above, everyone in this book is a stereotype, which is where the humor comes from. Ennis is letting any people who happened to miss issue #1 that, yes, this is what we can expect from this comic. As I also noted, it's fine for the length of the series – before we can start to be annoyed by it, everything wraps up.
I should point out that I don't know if "Definitely Not Cricket" looked the same in the original issue or if it was redone for the trade. Clem Robins is an old-school letterer, but I really hate that lettering of the title. It looks far too modern for something like this. It's always the little things, isn't it?
I don't know if this page whets your appetite for more Rifle Brigade comics, but this first page does lay it out for you pretty well, even if it's not the most exciting one around. It's up to you to make up your mind about it!
As I mentioned yesterday, you only have a few more days to send me an e-mail (at firstname.lastname@example.com) with your own first page for me to write about in October. I'm pretty sure that I'll be done with September in the next few days, and then I'm onto October! I have some very nice first pages, but I still have room for more!
Next: Another comic I haven't actually read! Why do I keep randomly selecting these, confound it? There are a few others in the archives!
It looks to me like the title would've originally been across the bottom of the picture, with credits, and then the printing info would've been where the title is now. But I'll check it when I get home, I still have that issue somewhere even though I upgraded to the trade (because nobody really cares, so it's hardly even worth trying to sell).
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I have both of these series, and they are of course, utterly and completely absurd. Also I laughed like an idiot while reading them.
Great stuff, even with the prerequisite "Oh, Milk is dying, and he wants Darcy to commit a gay act, except he's not anywhere near mortally wounded!" moment in each issue. And yeah, the stories are soaked in absurdity . . . for instance, the Brigade pass themselves off as Nazis about as well as Brad Pitt passed as an Italian in Inglorious Basterds, yet that got nailed on account of Crumb's patches being on the wrong way. Also, sweet parodies of Enemy Ace and Indiana Jones, an elephant doing the unthinkable with a jeep, and all sorts of other crap.
I keep meaning to ask . . . was there really a song titled "Hitler Only Has One Ball"? I keep pairing it off with some random college football fight music, because it syncs up well enough in my head.
I keep meaning to ask . . . was there really a song titled "Hitler Only Has One Ball"? I keep pairing it off with some random college football fight music, because it syncs up well enough in my head.
Yes, it's sung to the tune of the 'Colonel Bogey March'.
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Susan Renee Rougeou Zeringue, 39, a resident of Deer Park, Texas, died in Bay Shore Hospital in Houston, Friday, Aug. 24, 2007.
Funeral services were held Wednesday at the Church of God in Lena, with burial in Bay Springs Cemetery in Chopin.
She is survived by her husband, Russell J. Zeringue Jr. of Deer Park; five children, Kelsey Velez, Kayla Velez and Kaitlyn Velez, all of Houston, and Crystal Zeringue and Tyler Zeringue, both of Deer Park; her parents, James and Linda Rougeou of Boyce; two sisters, April Rose Bantel of Deville and Jodi LAnn Ling of Boyce; and one brother, James Walker Rougeou II of Marthaville.
She was preceded in death by her grandparents, Earnest Melton Robinson and Eddie Rose Guin Robinson.
She was a member of St. Hyacinth Catholic Church in Deer Park.
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Released: Jul 01st, 2001
Running Time: 133
Directors: Rocco Siffredi, Gabriel Zero
Company: Rocco Siffredi Productions
Distribution Companies: Evil Angel
Cast: Nacho Vidal, Amanda Warren, Aneta Curtis, Veronica White, Rocco Siffredi, Lucie Vrastilova, Mary Foster, Iveta, Kelly Stafford, Tony DeSergio, Ruth Farah, Anushka Garin, Max Cortes, Long Drak, Katherine Count, Sabine Mallory, Peter (I)
Critical Rating: AAAA
Genre: All-Sex
Hey, Rocco could release a tape of him sleeping and it would still move like a motherfucker. Catch our drift?
Face slaps, not flowers. Spitting, not sonnets. Choking, not Chianti and Kenny G. And most importantly, animalistic power pounding, not tender, lightweight "love making (yawn)."
All this, as if you didn't know, is Rocco's Way to Love.
The tape, with its vaguely compelling, paper-thin storyline (who killed Kelly Stafford's character?) and beautiful sepia-toned non-sex sequences, represents a bit of a stylistic leap for Siffredi the auteur, but with any porn vid - most especially with a Siffredi vid - the sex is the thing.
Though the five or so group gropes are wantonly depraved and imaginatively structured in that distinctive Siffredi fashion his fans (i.e., a good part of your client base) eat up, they are for the most part only modestly energized and as a result, don't flat-out scald like the best of his huge, award-winning body of work.
Not that RWTL doesn't have some white-hot moments.
Check our for instance, gorgeous Catherine Count, looking all Domme-like in leather trenchcoat, black patent leather spikes and titty-baring latex top, wailing like a dying banshee as Rocco rips into her delectable derriere in the opening fiveway.
But then there's less sexually-realized scenes like the closer, in which the attractive Stafford gets bukkakized in front of a candle-lit St. Andrews cross in the woods in the middle of the night. While the set-up is unique and Stafford - who is quite obviously extremely perverse - is way more animated than the typical lifeless bukkake bitch, the heat, due to the (all-too-typical) mechanical nature of the group face-frosting drill, never rises above novelty-scene-warm. Neither does it in Stafford's very rough one-on-one coda with Siffredi, which may be the closest thing he's ever done to a couples scene for Evil Angel (an adventuresome couples scene, to be sure). Still, it's an uncommonly emotionally intimate scene for a porno and as such, deserves a pre-nom for Best Couples Sex Scene - Video.
Bottom line? Only moderately hot Rocco rocks harder than just about everyone else at the top of their game, hence RWTL's AAAA rating.


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Samantha Burke, who had a brief affair with Jude Law earlier this year, is about to give birth to the actor's fourth child.
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The Dirty Life: On Farming, Food, and Loveby Kristin Kimball
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Single, thirtysomething, working as a writer in New York City, Kristin Kimball was living life as an adventure. But she was beginning to feel a sense of
"This book is the story of the two love affairs that interrupted the trajectory of my life: one with farming—that dirty, concupiscent art—and the other with a complicated and exasperating farmer."
Single, thirtysomething, working as a writer in New York City, Kristin Kimball was living life as an adventure. But she was beginning to feel a sense of longing for a family and for home. When she interviewed a dynamic young farmer, her world changed. Kristin knew nothing about growing vegetables, let alone raising pigs and cattle and driving horses. But on an impulse, smitten, if not yet in love, she shed her city self and moved to five hundred acres near Lake Champlain to start a new farm with him. The Dirty Life is the captivating chronicle of their first year on Essex Farm, from the cold North Country winter through the following harvest season—complete with their wedding in the loft of the barn.
Kimball and her husband had a plan: to grow everything needed to feed a community. It was an ambitious idea, a bit romantic, and it worked. Every Friday evening, all year round, a hundred people travel to Essex Farm to pick up their weekly share of the "whole diet"—beef, pork, chicken, milk, eggs, maple syrup, grains, flours, dried beans, herbs, fruits, and forty different vegetables—produced by the farm. The work is done by draft horses instead of tractors, and the fertility comes from compost. Kimball's vivid descriptions of landscape, food, cooking—and marriage—are irresistible.
"As much as you transform the land by farming," she writes, "farming transforms you." In her old life, Kimball would stay out until four a.m., wear heels, and carry a handbag. Now she wakes up at four, wears Carhartts, and carries a pocket knife. At Essex Farm, she discovers the wrenching pleasures of physical work, learns that good food is at the center of a good life, falls deeply in love, and finally finds the engagement and commitment she craved in the form of a man, a small town, and a beautiful piece of land
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A freelance writer moves from Manhattan to create an organic farm in upstate New York.
When she met her future husband, Mark, Kimball was working on a story about young farmers going local and organic. The two eventually fell in love, married and moved to Essex, N.Y., to take stewardship of a 500-acre derelict farm, with dreams of making it into a community-funded agricultural project—not just vegetables, but also grain, dairy and meat. Following their utopian vision, they began raising draft horses, milked cows by hand, ran a forge and created their own energy and resources. As Kimball chronicles that first year in supple prose, the farm takes on vivid form, with the frustrations balancing the satisfactions and the dark complementing the light. Throughout the book, the author ably describes the various trials and tribulations involved in building a sugaring sled, treating the cattle for mites, dealing with flies and rats and finding the old-fashioned tools required to work with draft horses—at an auction of Amish implements, which "looked like a ZZ Top tribute band convention, all long beards, dark suits, and shades." The couple often warred with each other: Kimball is a passive-aggressive disputant, Mark a tenacious arguer, but both think they are right. "I had come to the farm with the unarticulated belief that concrete things were for dumb people and abstract things were for smart people," writes the author. She soon realized, however, that "there's no better cure for snobbery than a good ass kicking." Finally, when the harvest comes, "you feel insanely rich, no matter what you own."
A hearty, chromatic account of a meaningful accomplishment in farming, "that dirty concupiscent art."
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Kristin Kimball is a farmer and a writer living in northern New York. Prior to farming, Kimball worked as a freelance writer, writing teacher, and as an assistant to a literary agent in New York City. A graduate of Harvard University, she and her husband Mark have run Essex Farm since 2003, where they live with their two daughters.
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This is one of the most insightful books that I've read. It's written with a beautiful poetic narrative that can only be presented by a gifted author, and a perspective on life that can only be presented by one that's been well lived.
Almost makes me want to live the dirty life too...
A very good read, will make you want to become a farmer.
Comfortable read. Universal. I have a friend who says that food – real food - should be dirty and bloody. In other words, fresh and clean and near to the earth. I think Kimball would agree. In 'The Dirty Life' she writes about love and dirt and farming, to be sure, but the book is deeper and explores ideas about success and commitment and simplicity. Kimball writes in a comfortable prose though her Ivy League education peeks through at times. Other reviewers note some oddities that I can't argue with. She converts from being a long-time vegetarian to meat eater in a single night, helping her boyfriend kill a deer and then romantically feasting on its liver. Her commitments waver. There is a feeling throughout the book that she is tip-toeing through this new adventure in the way that an adrenaline junkie would: the commitment lasts as long as the feeling does. Even as the book reaches its climax, her marriage and the reaping of their first harvest, she runs off to Hawaii just in time to let her husband harvest the crop by himself. But I think it's these inconsistencies that make the book more human and universal. The book isn't about farming or living a simple life – there are much better books about those things – but it's about the struggle to work hard and stay committed to something you choose. It's about growing into who you want to be. As such I think it's an excellent read. Highly recommended.
Excellent book, full of humor and determination.
I totally enjoyed this book. However if your not into reading a lot about vegitation on a farm then this book isn't for you. I found the ups and downs of their farm life very interesting, but what amazed me was the people in their lives. I loved the wedding. I don't know how I would have felt when I found my new husband milking cows durring our reception.
I loved this book and so did my book club. I sent a copy to my 84 year old mother who grew up on a farm and she loved it also.
Enjoyed every word.
Super interesting book with an engaging story line. Made me want to leave the city and live the harder, but seemingly more fulfilling life of a farmer.
...makes you want to get your fingers in the dirt!
Kristin Kimball's intriguing memoir, the Dirty Life, gave me a taste of a different lifestyle, one that consists purely of commitment and of hard, dirty, and rewarding work. Kimball's story tells of her decision to leave her Harvard education, family, and whole life behind in New York City, in exchange for a life of hard farm work. Mark, her fiancé is an experienced farmer and together they take on the challenge of providing full-diet shares to their customers by means of their own farm, this diet including steak, chicken, pork, lettuce, cabbage, carrots, celery, syrup, cheese, milk, etc. And if that was not a grand enough challenge, Mark and Kimball decide to jump back a century and farm by means of horses and ploughs and their own genuine physical labor – nothing else. Their day begins at around 3 am, when Kimball and Mark must milk the cows, feed their assortment of animals, weed the fields, and anything else you can imagine that must be done on a farm. The work is never ending, but somehow the two of them develop a farm that today has grown to feed over 100 customers and employs over 20 workers. The success seen between Kimball and Mark is extremely inspiring, as it thoroughly shows the amount of effort required to attain what you want most, as well as the commitment. A theme of perseverance is constantly conveyed throughout Kimball's memoir, and has the effect of showing the reader that things in life do not always come easy. They aren't supposed to, as If they did then there would never be that essential feeling of fulfillment in life, an emotion that keeps one striving forward. Kimball must not only fight onward for her farm, but for Mark as well. Without their relationship the farm would have failed. The effort they must put in to keep each other happy while keeping the farm running proves to be quite a challenge. Thus, a theme of love is also prominent; love for the farm and all its animals and plants, and love for Mark. A message about the importance of decision making is always present, as Kimball explains how decisions determine the paths of our lives. You can make or break yourself, and others, with a yes or a no. My family is a health nut family, always dedicated to the thought that a good diet makes for a healthy life. The Dirty Life, hit home for me – an everyday consumer of organic foods. This book made me yearn for fresh, fresh food, straight from the source! I would recommend that those interested in health and good food read this, as it inspires one to start their own garden. Anyone up for a good story about problem solving and woman falling in love with a man and a farm should read this as well. Its detail about the effort needed to accomplish the humble act of providing food is captivating and interesting. My dislikes were the areas where there was too much attention to detail though, as this drew away from the story and my focus waivered.


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Russia Mogul to Vie With Putin for Presidency
Critics Say Prokhorov's Bid Intends to Aid Prime Minister by Diverting Unhappy Voters
MOSCOW—Russian billionaire Mikhail Prokhorov said he plans to challenge Vladimir Putin in the March presidential elections, a long-shot bid that opposition leaders denounced as a Kremlin-inspired effort to drain support from a wave of antigovernment demonstrations.
Mr. Prokhorov's bid could tap into growing dissatisfaction with the Kremlin, which arose after reports of massive fraud in the Dec. 4 parliamentary election and have grown into the most serious challenge to Mr. Putin's control in his 12-year rule.
But by giving protestors a political outlet for their discontent without actually presenting a threat to his re-election, observers said his campaign could help Mr. Putin.
"Prokhorov's task is to accumulate protest voters and help Putin get elected," Boris Nemtsov, an opposition leader and Prokhorov friend, told the Interfax news agency. Communist leader Gennady Zyuganov, who also is running for president, echoed that view.
Mr. Prokhorov, whose previous political project was first backed and then derailed by the Kremlin, denied he had coordinated his presidential bid with Mr. Putin or other top officials.
State television, which typically gives little coverage to opposition figures, led its 6 p.m. newscast with Mr. Prokhorov's announcement, highlighting his assertion that he was doing it without high-level blessing.
One of the young oligarchs who made his fortune in the controversial privatizations of the 1990s, Mr. Prokhorov, 46 years old, faces long odds with Russia's left-leaning electorate, political analysts said.
Known for his taste for lavish parties and beautiful women, the unmarried Mr. Prokhorov used to run a major Russian metals company and now owns the New Jersey Nets. (A National Basketball Association spokesman in the U.S. said Mr. Prokhorov's political career won't affect his NBA holdings.)
"My base is the middle class," Mr. Prokhorov told a news conference. "But that's not just businessmen." He accused existing political parties of engaging in "cheap populism" and said he would release his platform in a few weeks. His immediate challenge will be to collect the two million signatures he needs to get on the ballot by mid-January.
Mr. Prokhorov said he and his supporters have already built the infrastructure to collect those signatures.
Mr. Putin, who faces a familiar group of mostly communist, socialist and nationalist candidates, appears virtually certain to win the March 4 election. Mr. Putin, who is prime minister, retains high approval ratings and controls the political system and major media.
Still, doubts about the depth of his support grew after the parliamentary vote. Despite what was alleged to be widespread fraud on its behalf, the ruling United Russia party saw its results drop sharply, barely holding on to its majority in parliament.
Tens of thousands of protesters—many of them young members of Russia's new urban middle class—took to the streets in major cities over the past week to protest the alleged vote-rigging, the largest antigovernment protests in at least a decade.
In recent days, the Kremlin has softened its initial harsh crackdown on the demonstrations, allowing the protests to go off without arrests and lifting a virtual blackout of coverage of them on state television.
Government officials have cited them as evidence of the openness of the Russian political system, though the authorities have shown no sign of willingness to accept the protesters' demands for new elections.
President Dmitry Medvedev has ordered an inquiry into the alleged fraud, but said it wasn't widespread enough to affect the outcome significantly.
Opposition leaders vow to continue the demonstrations until their demands are met and have set another protest for Dec. 24.
Mr. Prokhorov's previous political foray started out with the blessing of the Kremlin. Encouraged by Mr. Medvedev, Mr. Prokhorov this year took over Right Cause, a prominent liberal party that had failed in recent years to win seats in Parliament. Despite heavy advertising and media coverage, he struggled to get his poll ratings out of the single digits and by late summer had fallen afoul of the Kremlin over policy and personnel differences.
He was ousted as party chief in September. He financed that campaign largely from his personal fortune.
At the time, he angrily denounced Vladislav Surkov, the Kremlin's powerful domestic-policy chief, as a "puppet-master" and vowed to push for his removal. But until Monday, he had kept a low profile since losing the party post.
"As you remember, the Kremlin kicked me and my supporters out of Right Cause, and we weren't able to do what we wanted," Mr. Prokhorov said. "It's not my habit to stop halfway."
Despite the bravado, Mr. Prokhorov's latest ambitions seem at least partly in line with the Kremlin's plans. Last week, Mr. Surkov said that Russia needed a liberal party to represent the views of what he called the "annoyed urban communities."
Early Monday, former Finance Minister Alexei Kudrin said he would help set up a liberal party, something he said was urgently needed. He and Mr. Prokhorov said they had discussed the issues but that their efforts were for the moment separate.
Mr. Prokhorov also said he would limit criticism of the ruling United Russia party in his campaign, promising to offer "10% criticism, and 90% solutions." "I'm totally against revolution," he said. "All revolutions in Russia have been bloody. I'm for evolution."
When asked if he feared sharing the fate of former Yukos Oil chief Mikhail Khodorkovsky, who has seen his company broken up and is currently serving prison time after challenging Mr. Putin, Mr. Prokhorov said, "I did not do anything illegal and have nothing to be afraid of."
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Kenya cross-country legend John Ngugi believes the country's failure to win the team title in the men's senior race at the world championships in Poland was due to an overall lack of teamwork.
Unheralded Japhet Korir held off a strong challenge to win the 12km race, but he was the only Kenyan to finish in the top 10, as the east Africans dropped out of the top two in the team standings for the first time since 1984.
"It is very sad to see the Kenyans did not stay together. There seems to be an element of individualism in their running nowadays," said former five-time world champion Ngugi.
"Even the United States have realised the importance of teamwork, and they were able to surprisingly pip Kenya, and finish second behind Ethiopia."
Ngugi added that the decision to move the world championships from annual to biennial two years had been detrimental to the development of the sport in the country.
"Athletes like Paul Tergat and myself were able to progress well and win medals on the track after competing in the cross country.
"The event acted as a stepping stone to our domination in the long distance events at the world championships and the Olympics," said Ngugi, who won a 5000m gold at the 1988 Seoul Olympic games.
"Making the event a biennual competition would be a disadvantage to the Kenyan athletes who were already struggling against the Ethiopian domination in the distance events at these championships."


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Ok I've got 2 exchange 2010 servers that run client access/hub transport/mailbox roles and one exchange 2010 server running just client access/hub transport roles and acts as my bridgehead. The two mailbox servers are running one database setup in a DAG. Server A shows the DB Mounted and Server B shows Healthy. If I reboot Server A via windows GUI Server B switches from healthy to mounted and I see hardly any interruption in service using Outlook 2007. Server A shows "Service down", then "Failed" then "Healthy" and leaves the DB mounted on Server B. This is how it should work, so far so good.
Now if I test Server A being shut down cold, or unplugging both nics from network to simulate failure, Server B switches from Healthy to Mounted and server A switches to "Service Down" but my outlook client never connects to the DB mounted on server B! I can connect to server C (client access/hub transport) and get to my email and even send new email out, but incoming email doesn't deliver until Server A is brought back online and it's DB goes back to Healthy status.
So I don't understand why it auto fail-overs when I reboot the server with the mounted DB copy, causing very little outlook 2007 hiccup if any. But when I shutdown or DC the mounted DB server it DOES mount the healthy copy but outlook 2007 clients can't connect..
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I continue my look at Big Ten units with a ranking of the offensive lines in the Big Ten West.
Once again, Iowa looks to have a stout front. But keep an eye on Wisconsin, whose front looks to be back up to its usual stellar form.


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It has been a year since Mary Alice lost her father, the father she never really knew. Now she is stuck cleaning out his rubbish from a storage unit. Just when she would rather it all go away from her well-ordered life, her long-held secret is discovered by the feisty Marina, one of the six members of the Friday Afternoon Club. When these friends make it their mission to help Mary Alice tackle her stash, they arrive at the storage unit, prepared to clean. But what they discover takes them on a riotous ride through the crime and clutter of the sixties, the angst and betrayal of those caught in The Revolution, and the forgiveness that can only come through acceptance of a different kind of Cause.
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A storage unit, a 1963 Volkswagen minibus, and tattered letters...reveal shattering secrets from the '60s.
It's been a year since Mary Alice lost her father -- the father she never really knew. Now she's stuck cleaning out his rubbish from a storage unit. Just when she'd rather it all go away from her well-ordered life, her long-held secret is discovered by the feisty Marina, one of the six members of the Friday Afternoon Club. When these friends make it their mission to help Mary Alice tackle her stash, they arrive at the storage unit, prepared to clean. But what they discover takes them on a riotous ride through the crime and clutter of the sixties, the angst and betrayal of those caught in The Revolution, and the forgiveness that can only come through acceptance of a different kind of Cause.
Includes fun, easy, and tantalizing recipes!
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With slow, careful development of plot, and characters reminiscent of the authors of the Sweet Potato Queens series, Salzmann wins the hearts and laughs of women who read Crime & Clutter. By far, what stands out about Salzmann's book is the interspersing of recipes that tantalize the palette of her readers, while drawing them into the story at every turn.
Salzmann's readers will surely empathize with Mary Alice, who is forced to face some difficult clues regarding the life of her father, and also with her friends in the Friday Afternoon Club, who want to get to the bottom of things, but also help their friend. Previously willing to put her questions on hold, Mary Alice is brought on the ride of her life by the other members of the Friday Afternoon Club, who take her on a trip for the truth.
Crime & Clutter is full of vivid, realistic characters who have flaws and freely acknowledge them. Mary Alice, the dynamic domestic diva, is no exception. Readers of Cyndy Salzmann's first Friday Afternoon Club mystery, Dying to Decorate, will appreciate and enjoy this second installment in her mystery series. Salzmann's amusing return to the world of women attempting to balance intrigue with interior management will surely please wives and mothers everywhere who can appreciate a good mystery and enjoy laughing along the way. Meg Tepfer, Christian Book Previews.com
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"Laugh-out-loud humor -- and recipes to die for! Cyndy Salzmann serves up delightful contemporary characters and a page-turning mystery that will make you want to pull out your bell-bottoms and tuck a flower behind your ear. Highly recommended." -- Allison Bottke, Founder, God Allows U-Turns; Author, A Stitch in Time
"It's time to rejoin the ladies of the Friday Afternoon Club for more fun, friendship, and food. Once again, Cyndy Salzmann has penned a tale that will make you long for a Friday Afternoon Club of your very own. Forget the laundry, find your stash of chocolates, and escape with the lovable members of the FAC. You'll be glad you did!" -- Judith Miller, Author, In the Company of Secrets and the Freedom's Path series
"Clever, thoughtful, humorous, and more, Crime & Clutter is one book you don't want to miss! My heart broke for the cost of poorly made choices and rejoiced for the redemptive power of forgiveness." -- Gayle Roper, Author, Caught in the Middle, Caught in the Act, Caught in a Bind, Caught Redhanded
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Stacey4 Stars Out Of 5May 17, 2008Stacey"Crime and Clutter" by Cyndy Salzmann is loaded with great recipes for everything from air freshener to sparkling juice to Mexican delights. I can't wait to make the Fruit Cocktail Cake! The recipes relate directly to what the characters in the story are doing/eating at the time. The story of Mary Alice's inheritance of a 1963 Volkswagon Minibus develops a bit slowly, but the characters are diverse and likable. Cyndy beautifully takes the reader from present to past and back again, weaving a story that keeps you interested by not revealing too much too soon. This was a very "hip" trip back to the `60s. I will definitely read this talented author's other work.
Michelle Stahnke5 Stars Out Of 5February 7, 2008Michelle StahnkeAbsolutely wonderful. Cyndy Slazmann is a wonderful writer. Her book will keep you hooked till the last page. Plan plenty of time, you will not want to put it down.
Jill Stanish5 Stars Out Of 5October 29, 2007Jill StanishCrime & Clutter was a wonderful diversion from looking at my own clutter. Ms. Salzmann crafts an entertaining story, skillfully weaving a tale of today as well as the past. It gives the reader food for thought in facing the realities of a past they might prefer to ignore. You'll laugh, cry and have some great new recipes to try!
Cathy Elliott5 Stars Out Of 5October 8, 2007Cathy ElliottI so enjoyed reading Cyndys cozy mystery, CRIME & CLUTTER, the second in the series. The first one was really a great read, and this one was even better. She did a great job of bringing the sixties to life. Denny and Alis story was compellingthough at first, I didnt want to leave the present day setting with the Friday Afternoon Club friends. But once I was introduced to Denny and Ali, I HAD to see what was happening in the commune! The writing was creative, sprinkled with Salzmanns sense of humor, and lovely phrases like fragile tendrils of dust that made me wish Id written them myself. Add in an abundance of tantalizing recipes and you have a treasure that is delicious in every way.
Deborah5 Stars Out Of 5July 24, 2007DeborahThe 60s is my absolute favorite decade. I love the culture of that time period especially the music. I would have killed to be alive when the Beatles were popular. So when I heard about the premise for this story, I was excited to read it. And I was not disappointed. This story will give Baby Boomers and fans of the decade a time capsule of the events that happened. From the Beatnik years to the Summer of Love, the story reminds you of Forrest Gump as you happen to be in all the important events of the time. I really liked the articles that would appear at the beginning of the flashback chapters. They helped to make the story seem more real and place you during that time period. I thought it was interesting that the 60s was picked because, even though I think of it as history, in the literary world it is still modern time period. I really liked the chapters set during the Democratic National Convention. It's an even that gets skimmed over during high school history class so I was pleased to read about it from the protester point of view. The story of Mary Alice and her father was sad to read, having to learn to forgive. Very touching and moving. And then there are the recipes. My gosh, I could have gained a pound just from reading them. They all sound soooo good. I can't wait to try out some of them. They all look really easy to make with nothing too fancy so that anyone can cook them. So don't read this book on an empty stomach because after a few pages I guarantee you'll be raiding your fridge! The only complaint I have about the book is that with only one POV telling the story and so many women in the group, I feel like I haven't gotten to know some of the characters that well yet. Hopefully that will change in the upcoming books. Can't wait for them!


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June 26 2013
The Tri-Bi-Quad is Back
Classic race returns to Lyman County
Get ready for the return of the Lyman Tri-Bi-Quad, a 350-yard swim in Lake Byre, a 3-mile run (on gravel road), a 8.5 mile bicycle ride on gravel, dirt and asphalt, and a ½ mile 3-person canoe race through a predetermined course, Saturday, August 24 at Lake Byre north of Kennebec..
The event which was formerly held in the mid 1980s on the 4th of July at Fate Dam is being brought back as part of the annual Lake Byre Day, hosted by the Kennebec Town & Country Club.
Start time for the Tri-Bi-Quad will be at 10 a..m. on Saturday, August 24th. Teams can register on facebook or contact Dean Reumann. Cost is $75 per team if they have a canoe, and $100 if they need one provided. Cost includes event shirt and post race refreshments and lunch. Teams are encouraged to enter early. Registration deadline is August 15th if a canoe is needed. Skinny tire bikes are not advised.
The event has a facebook page Tri-Bi-Quad Classic so you will receive updates if you "like" us.
History of the Tri-Bi-Quad
This event organized by Dean Reumann of Presho was a team triathlon featuring a swim across Fate dam by the first team member followed by a three mile run by the second team member. The third team member took a 7 mile bike ride around the dam and upon the bikers return, all three team members boarded a canoe and paddled a course plotted on the dam.
"The local Presho Jaycee chapter had been working at Fate Dam during that time and hosted a variety of events," said Reumann.
According to Reumann, the July 4th celebration often conflicted with wheat harvest, and the afternoon start time sometimes saw temperatures of 100 degrees or more. The event didn't make it into the 1990's. Over the past few years there had been some talk of trying to bring it again.
Roy Kotz, son of Tri-Bi-Quad original swimmer Jim Kotz, Presho, encouraged Reumann to bring back the event.
Last year it was decided to hold the race as part Lake Byre Day.
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As the creative sparkplug for the fusion ensemble Friendship, Grusin has recorded and produced scores of albums, including Ernie Watts' Grammy Award-winning CD, Musican. He received a Grammy nomination for his live contemporary jazz video DVD and audio CD The Hang, and received another Grammy in 2009 for his contribution to Paul Winter's CD, Crestone, and another for Miho, Journey to the Mountain in 2010. This spring, his latest album Trans Atlántica will be released by Universal Japan and on iTunes worldwide.
The recipient of the University of Colorado Alumni Association's 2006 George Norlin Award for distinguished lifetime achievement, Grusin continues a busy international touring, recording, and teaching schedule. He is headed to play concerts in Germany and Japan this summer, and a special music festival with his brother Dave in Tibiisi, Georgia, this fall.
His multidisciplinary course at the ATLAS Institute at the University of Colorado, called "Creating New Media for the Old & New West" is sponsored in part by the Public Lands Foundation, an offshoot of the Bureau of Land Management. His students are investigating Oil and Gas Leasing and Fracking in the North Valley of Delta County, The Wild Horse and Burro Program, Christo Art Project, Native Cultural Resources within The National Landscape Conservation System, Burning Man, Sheepherding in Wyoming, and Post-Digital BLM...all to show how and where the public land policies affect every citizen.


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Set in the high-stakes world of the financial industry, "Margin Call" is a thriller entangling the key players at an investment firm during one perilous 24-hour period in the early stages of the 2008 financial crisis. When entry-level analyst Peter Sullivan (Zachary Quinto) unlocks information that could prove to be the downfall of the firm, a roller-coaster ride ensues as decisions both financial and moral catapult the lives of all involved to the brink of disaster. Expanding the parameters of genre, "Margin Call" is a riveting examination of the human components of a subject too often relegated to partisan issues of black and white.


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PAX Australia to be held in Melbourne – rumour
PAX Australia – should it come to Sydney, the largest city? Or Brisbane, the traditional games industry hotspot? The latest on dit has it down for Melbourne, which is – well, it's certainly a place.
Kotaku Australia has hold of a what it believes is a genuine sales document pitching booths to potential exhibitors, which lists Melbourne as the host city.
No announcement has been made through official channels.
Meanwhile, speaking to Polygon, Penny Arcade business lead Robert Khoo said PAX Aus is expected to be very similar to the current PAX Prime in Seattle and PAX East in Boston.
"Content-wise, it'll be identical. We have a really good base formula for what makes a PAX, but size-wise, we really won't know until we launch. We can (and have) scaled a PAX experience to anywhere from 3,500 people to tens of thousands, so no matter what, we'll make it work," he said.
Khoo said it was Australian gamers who drove the decision rather than the Penny Arcade team, noting that local gamers are "crazy" passionate about gaming.
"We realized how many hardcore gamers actually lived there, and over time all the pieces slowly came together," he said.
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Book your room at Balbirnie House
Get an overview of this hotel4-star hotel with 2 restaurants and golf course
Situated in Glenrothes, this golf hotel is 6.1 mi (9.8 km) from Falkland Palace and within 12 mi (20 km) of Kirkcaldy Museum and Art Gallery and Hill of Tarvit. Craigencalt Farm Ecology Centre is 12 mi (19.3 km) away.
Hotel Features
Along with 2 restaurants, this smoke-free hotel has a golf course and 4 bars/lounges. Free full breakfast and free self parking are also provided. Other amenities include a conference center, coffee/tea in a common area, and 24-hour room service.
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Balbirnie House features a golf course. Dining is available at one of the hotel's 2 restaurants. Guests can unwind with a drink at one of hotel's 4 bars/lounges. A complimentary breakfast is offered each morning.
Business-related amenities at this 4-star property consist of a business center and meeting rooms. 5 meeting rooms are available. This business-friendly hotel also offers a library, a garden, and coffee/tea in a common area. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
Balbirnie House is a smoke-free property.
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- Number of bars/lounges - 4
- Number of meeting rooms - 5
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- Total number of rooms - 30
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Available in all rooms: WiFi (surcharge)
Free self parking, RV, bus, truck parking
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Hotel Name
- Balbirnie
- Balbirnie House
- Balbirnie House Glenrothes
- Balbirnie House Hotel
- Balbirnie House Hotel Glenrothes
- Balbirnie House Hotel Markinch
National Rating
This establishment has received its official star rating from VisitScotland, the National Tourist Board for Scotland.


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By Natalia Fiebig
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BLUE BLACK is a game, which allows check your reflex. You can play in BLUE BLACK with your friend, father or grandmother. When you hear "BLUE BLACK" you should tap your colour area (black or blue). Try don't touch insect! ENJOY!
What's New in Version 1.2
- bugs fixed
iPhone Screenshots
View in iTunes
- $0.99
- Category: Games
- Updated: Sep 13, 2013
- Version: 1.2
- Size: 2.2 MB
- Language: English
- Seller: Natalia Fiebig
- © Natalia Fiebig
Compatibility: Requires iOS 6.1 or later. Compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.