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Built on the steep west side of the Kingsbridge Estuary, Salcombe offers visitors a beautiful waterside retreat with many stunning local attractions.
Located within the South Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the town has a stunning waterfront area and a naturally sheltered harbour that is ideal for sailing and yachting activities. This coastal town is the perfect location for a family holiday or a relaxing getaway with plenty of outdoor activities to keep you entertained.
Salcombe features many stunning historical buildings and attractions and the Start Point lighthouse has been a focal point of this coastal town for 170 years. A visit to the Salcombe Castle also known as Fort Charles, lying just off the beach of North Sands is a local landmark and the ruins can be reached easily on foot at low tide. The Overbecks Museum and Garden located in an Edwardian house offers visitors an insight into the history of the area and the 2.75 hectare garden is perfect for those who enjoy exploring beautifully landscaped historical grounds.
A veritable paradise for anyone who enjoys coastal living, Salcombe offers plenty of outdoor activities for those who enjoy a more active holiday. Yachting, sailing and rowing opportunities are available in abundance and the Kingsbridge Estuary offers ideal conditions for swimming and water sports.
Salcombe is also a walker's paradise and the coastal paths that meander over the hills and down into the valleys beyond offer a feast for the eyes and a great way to see the surrounding areas. The magnificent coastal scenery can also be enjoyed by bicycle and many of the trails offer a gentle ride. There are plenty of activities for young and old in this unspoilt coastal town and visitors to Salcombe will enjoy a true sea side holiday experience.
Come and discover a bustling coastal town with a fantastic history and loads of outdoor adventures; look up Salcombe holiday cottages today.
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"The Salcombe" (formerly the Salcombe Hotel) is situated in the centre of town with about 350ft. of estuary frontage. This development of apartments has various communal facilities for guests including: gardens and outdoor heated swimming pool (Spring Bank Holiday to end September. Please note: The swimming pool, for the enjoyment of guests between 08:00 and 20:00, is unattended, guests are responsible for the safety of their children), lift (from ground floor to 3rd & 4th floors only) laundry, parking for one car per apartment, one mooring per apartment on private pontoon for dinghy, with overall length (including out-board) of 5m. There is also a restaurant within the building. All apartments have outstanding views of the harbour and estuary and are centrally heated.A comfortable third floor studio apartment with picture window providing wonderful views of the estuary.
Sitting/Kitchen/Dining room: electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge with ice box. TV, double sofa bed, dining table and chairs, double glazed picture window. Bathroom: Bath, basin, WC and shaver point.
Parking: space for one car.Duvets, pillows, bed linen and towels provided.Linen not provided on short breaks.Wifi available.No pets allowed.
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A ground floor apartment a short walk downhill to Salcombe's waterfront and many shops and restaurants. It is also close to the local convenience store. The property, which is furnished and decorated to a good standard, has views of the countryside and glimpses of the estuary. There is a large enclosed garden and off street parking.
Front door to hallway. Sitting Room: TV, DVD, sofa bed, double doors leading onto patio and garden. Kitchen: galley style leading off sitting room; newly fitted units and appliances; electric hob & oven, microwave, washing machine, dishwasher, fridge with ice box.Bedroom 1: overlooking garden, double bed (4'6"). Bedroom 2: twin beds (3'). Bathroom: bath with shower over, basin, heated towel rail, WC.
Outside: private paved terrace with outdoor furniture, BBQ, adjacent to enclosed communal lawned garden with drying area. Ideal for children and pets.Parking: for 2 cars or 1 car/boat.Duvets, pillows, bed linen and towels provided.Wifi available.Travel cot and highchair available.Gas central heating and hot water.One well behaved dog welcome at the discretion of the owner at an additional cost of £25 per week.
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Situated at the end of a shopping alleyway, well away from the bustle of Fore Street, this boat style hideaway offers stylish, central accommodation for two adults and two children in a cabin type environment. The property has a pleasant, sunny decked area, is light and airy, well decorated and well equipped.
From Russell Court up steps to terrace and stable door. Sitting Room/Kitchen: electric coal effect stove, wood flooring, double sofa bed, TV, DVD. Kitchen area is fully fitted, breakfast bar, built in oven/grill and double electric hob, microwave, fridge with icebox. Shower room: shower cubicle, basin, WC. From sitting area ship style 'ladder' to mezzanine Bedroom: double bed (4'6").
Outside: sunny decked terrace with sail awning.Parking: season ticket in long stay car park April - September (unreserved).Duvets, pillows, bed linen and towels provided.Wifi available.Electric heating and hot water.One well behaved dog allowed at the discretion of the owner at an additional cost of £25 per week.Bedroom has restricted headroom, highest point is 4' 2'' and is unsuitable for young children.Please note that this property sleeps a maximum of 2 adults.
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Part of a purpose built block of four apartments, situated in a private drive and approached by external steps. Superbly located within a short walk of the town centre, boatyards and dinghy park. This first floor apartment is comfortably furnished and equipped with views over the town and glimpses of the water beyond.
Up external steps to first floor level. Door to hallway, Kitchen: larder fridge, microwave, electric oven and hob, washer dryer, breakfast bar with serving hatch to Sitting/Dining Room: leather corner sofa, footstool, glass chrome dining suite, 24" LCD TV integral Freeview, DVD/CD, door to balcony. Bedroom 1: Double bedroom with patio doors. Bedroom 2: with door to balcony, 2 single beds. Bathroom: Newly fitted suite fully tiled walls and floor, bath with shower over and glass screen, basin, WC, shower point and heated towel rail. Separate WC, basin.
Outside: Balcony with outdoor furniture.Parking: for one car.Duvets and pillows on all beds - guests to bring all linen and towels.Telephone: payphone.Hot water by electricity. Individually thermostatically controlled convector heaters in bedrooms, hallway, lounge/diner and kitchen.No pets allowed.Please note: no clothes are to be hung over the balcony.
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A pretty, light and airy, character cottage in a quiet lane off Fore Street in the centre of town, just a minutes walk from the shops and water. The property has been totally refurbished to a high standard, is well equipped and provides a parking pass for the town car park.
From lane, part glazed stable door to through Kitchen/Sitting/Dining Room: Oak floor throughout. Large flat screen, wall mounted TV. Kitchen area fully fitted with granite worktops, breakfast bar and stools, Belfast sink, electric Aga, microwave, fridge with icebox, washer/dryer. Utility/Shower room: fully stone tiled, Belfast sink, large shower cubicle with heated towel rail, power shower, views across town to estuary. Part glazed stable door to rear pathway (communal). Outside tap.Stairs to First Floor. Bedroom 1: double bed (4'6"), window seat. Bedroom 2: twin beds (3'), window seat, flat screen TV/DVD, some views.
Parking: annual season ticket provided in long stay car park (unreserved).Duvets, pillows, bed linen and towels provided.Wifi available.Electric heating.Iron & ironing board, stairgate & dog water bowl. Two well behaved dogs allowed at the owners discretion at an extra £25 pw per dog.
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Recently renovated to a high standard throughout, Bosun's is situated just a few minutes walk from Salcombe's town centre, shops and quays. The traditional exterior of this former fisherman's cottage gives no indication of the contemporary interior: well-equipped and beautifully furnished and decorated, Bosun's offers light and spacious accommodation in Salcombe's popular Island Street.
From road level, communal entrance, one flight of stairs to entrance door. Hallway.Wetroom: shower, WC and basin.Open plan Kitchen/Dining/Sitting Room: Newly fitted shaker style kitchen with granite worktop. Fully equipped, oven, ceramic hob, microwave, fridge, dishwasher and washing machine. Solid oak flooring. The sitting area is carpeted and has a 40" Smart freeview TV, DVD and Bose bluetooth speaker. The dining area has a solid oak table and two benches.Bedroom 2: Twin 3ft single beds with Hungarian goose feather and down duvets and pillows.Stairs to upper floor.Bedroom 1: Large, light room with Superking 6ft bed with Hungarian goose feather and down duvets and pillows, ensuite with shower over bath, basin and WC.
Outside: Private, secluded and sunny terrace off first floor kitchen and sitting room, outdoor table and chairs, outdoor light, and drying rack.Parking: Season ticket in long stay car park April - September (unreserved).All bed linen and towels are provided. Soak and Sleep Hungarian goose feather and down duvets and pillows on all beds.Wifi available.Gas central heating and hot water.No pets allowed.
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A charming fisherman's cottage situated close to the quay and yet secluded and within two minute's walk of the town centre. The property is comfortably furnished and well equipped and has good views over the estuary.
Steps up from Victoria Quay or path from Buckley Street to paved patio. Entrance to Open plan Sitting Room/Kitchen: sitting area has small TV, DVD, feature fireplace, kitchen area has electric cooker, microwave and fridge. Stairs to First Floor. Bedroom 1: two single beds, Estuary views. Bedroom 2: bunk beds. Bathroom: bath with electric shower, WC.
Outside: small paved patio area, outdoor furniture.Parking: season ticket in long stay car park April - Sept (unreserved).Duvets, pillows, bed linen and towels provided.Heating and hot water by electricity.One well behaved dog welcome at the discretion of the owner at an additional cost of £25 a week.
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In the mild climate of the South Hams, this single-storey link house enjoys a quiet location just 1.5 miles from the popular water sports centre of Salcombe and 0.5 miles from Marlborough's 3 pubs, shop/garage, tennis courts and children's play area. The coastal path offers good walking, and superb sandy beaches at Hope Cove and Thurlestone are under 2 miles. Nearby are Overbecks (NT), Bigbury and renowned golf courses whilst Torbay, Dartmouth, Plymouth, Slapton Ley Nature Reserve and Dartmoor are within easy reach. Shop and pub 0.5 miles.
All on ground floor: Living/dining room. Kitchen. 2 bedrooms: 1 double, 1 single with additional chair bed (suitable for children only). Bathroom with shower over bath and toilet.
Underfloor electric central heating included 24th September-22nd April (other dates by arrangement). Electricity, bed linen and towels included. DVD. Microwave. Washer/dryer. Freezer.Telephone-incoming calls only. Wi-fi. Garden with patio and furniture. Barbecue. Garage. No smoking.
A newly refurbished and tastefully decorated single storey property. Situated in a quiet area but within easy reach of the town centre, boatyards and dinghy park, the property has wonderful views and off road parking for one car.
From parking area in front of garage, up steps (some steep) to front door. Sitting/dining room: comfortably furnished, gas woodburner, TV, DVD. Kitchen: gas hob, oven and hood, microwave, dishwasher, fridge/freezer. Bedroom 1: Kingsize bed (5'). Bedroom 2: 2 x single beds (3'). Family bathroom: bath with shower over, basin, WC.
Outside: Decked area, BBQ, outside furniture.Parking: for one medium sized car.Duvets, pillows, bed linen and towels provided.Gas central heating/hot water.No pets allowed.
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A well furnished and tastefully decorated third floor apartment just a short walk from Salcombe's town centre, shops and quays. This property is light and airy and enjoys stunning views across the harbour, to Snapes Point and the estuary beyond.
From road level, communal entrance and three flights of stairs to Entrance door. Hallway. Open plan Kitchen/Dining/Sitting Room: Kitchen area is fully fitted with electric oven and hood, gas hob, microwave, small fridge with ice box, dishwasher. Sitting area has TV, DVD and stunning views. Bedroom 1: King size bed (5'), en-suite Shower Room: shower cubicle, basin, WC. Bedroom 2: Single beds (3'), en-suite Shower Room: shower cubicle, basin, WC.
Parking: season ticket in long stay car park April - September (unreserved).Duvets, pillows, bed linen and towels provided.Wifi available.Gas central heating and hot water.No pets allowed.
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This ground floor apartment, previously a shop premises has been converted to a good standard, providing light, airy accommodation in a very convenient location close to Salcombe's shops, quays and restaurants. The property has rooftop views to East Portlemouth and although not specifically adapted, may be suitable for those with limited mobility.
From street, entrance door to Sitting/Dining Room: TV, DVD, oak laminate floor and window seat. Kitchen: electric oven and ceramic hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, washer/dryer, oak laminate floor, door to street and door to courtyard. Bathroom: bath with shower over, basin, WC. Bedroom 1: double bed (4'6"). Bedroom 2: bunk beds.
Outside: decked courtyard with outside furniture.Duvets, pillows, bed linen and towels provided.Wifi available.Gas central heating and hot water.One well behaved dog welcome at the discretion of the owner at an additional charge of £25 per week.Lower Apartment is let separately but it may be possible to rent this and the Upper Apartment, accessed via a courtyard to the rear, simultaneously. If both units are rented together the accommodation is suitable for 12 people.
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A bright and attractive self contained apartment with balcony seating affording estuary glimpses. The apartment has been tastefully decorated and is well equipped and furnished, with dual access via steps down from parking area at rear (Allenhayes Lane) or by wooden staircase at front of property.
Entrance Hall: Sitting/Dining Room: comfortably furnished, TV, video, DVD, feature fireplace. Kitchen: electric cooker, fridge, freezer, dishwasher, washer/dryer, microwave, door to courtyard. Bedroom 1: double bed, ensuite shower room: shower, basin, WC. Bedroom 2: twin beds. Bathroom: bath with shower over, basin, WC.
Outside: wooden deck/balcony with bench seat at front. Secluded rear courtyard with sitting area, drying area, outdoor furniture, BBQ.Parking: for 1 car at rear on Allenhayes Lane.Duvets, pillows, bed linen and towels provided.Wifi available.Telephone: incoming and local calls only.Gas central heating/hot water.No pets allowed.
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Most people go into a truck stop and wonder why the coffee is so lousy, but designer Vicki Lewis, 31, asked, "Why is there nothing decent to buy?"
Two years ago, Colorado-bound on Interstate 80, Lewis pulled into a truck stop and was killing time browsing through the shop's key chains, ashtrays and pens when inspiration struck. "That shop seemed like a man's place," says Lewis. "I hate to say it, but a lot of men have no taste when it comes to getting a woman a gift. They buy a mug and think they've remembered her." Vicki thought lonely truckers ought at least to have a chance to buy their wives and/or girlfriends a little naughty lingerie.
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Heath Parker met with the Amarillo media for about 45 minutes Friday afternoon in the official announcement of his becoming the new Tascosa football coach. Sometimes, not all of those minutes were comfortable ones.
"I'd rather have a whistle around my neck, to be honest," said Parker, who instead had a Tascosa red tie around it. "This is worse than booster club meetings."
Friday afternoon was a tug-of-war of emotions for Parker, 32. Half of his heart was rooted back in his hometown of Pampa, where he'd told the Harvester football team only a few hours earlier he would be leaving. The other half was looking ahead to an opportunity at Tascosa, where the ingredients are there to transform the Rebels into a winning program.
But Parker said a lot and explained a lot. Any Rebel with eligibility left would have been ready to put on the pads right then.
But that's what introductory news conferences are for. During that time, though, the one word that Parker hardly said was "I." The word "we," that was used a lot, but not "I."
"We love what we do and we're passionate about it."
"We want to value and treat kids exactly the same as we did in Pampa."
"We'll bring the building of relationships and consistency in what we do."
Parker is bringing at least two coaches from Pampa, including Andy Cavalier, who has been out of coaching for a couple of years. That might account some for the plurality, but when he says "we," there's probably someone else who's included.
Dennis Cavalier.
Other than his own sons, probably no one in the coaching profession was as close to Cavalier as Parker. He was a sophomore wide receiver for the Harvesters in Cavalier's first season in 1987. He played for him for three years.
After college and two years on the staff at Randall, Parker returned to Pampa in 1997 and eventually became offensive coordinator under him. And in May 2003, he had the honor - and the sadness, burden and pressure - to succeed him.
Cavalier died of a heart attack, leaving behind a legacy. Cavalier has almost a mythical status in Pampa, perhaps heightened by his sudden death, but more because of his record and the bond with his players.
Always a basketball town before he arrived, Cav's teams went 107-68-2 and made nine trips to the playoffs, three times to regionals, once to the quarterfinals and once to the semifinals.
Parker had to succeed a legend, which is hard to do in sports. The comparisons would be unfair, but natural. The expectations would be high. Win, and it's because you ate off the table Cavalier set. Lose, and, well, that's something Cavalier would have not done.
But the Harvesters didn't in 2003. They went 11-2, and into the third round of the 4A Division II playoffs before losing 23-22 to Aledo. Many said those players and staff were so committed in honoring Cavalier's memory that it was almost auto-pilot. But that's downplaying Parker's role in keeping the ship in the right direction.
This past season, after replacing 11 starters, Pampa again went to the third round before again losing to Aledo. This time the Harvesters were 8-5.
"I see a very bright young coach who is trying to emulate the many great qualities Dennis had," said Scott Lewis, a Pampa assistant who will be Tascosa's offensive line and strength/conditioning coach. "I see him maturing into a great young coach, well, a great coach, period."
Parker will certainly craft certain aspects of the program in his image, but he's guided by the Cavalier Way. The attention to detail, the building of coach-player relationships, the ability to get the most out of a player. He has with him a thick binder that details what he's learned and how he will implement them, from offseason work to punt coverage.
"Everything I do, I learned from Coach Cavalier," he said. "But the bottom line is his leadership style of servitude."
Bet you never heard many coaches use that phrase. Which means?
"No task is too small, that we're not above anything," he said. "From the kid who may never see the playing field to the seventh-grader to the varsity coach."
Parker is about as Pampa as it gets. Except for two years, that's all the football he's known as a player and coach. As Lewis said, "You don't sever those ties at the drop of a hat."
But the challenge and opportunity at Tascosa was too attractive. So with an anticipation for the future built on a foundation from the past, he moves on. He? Make that, we.
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Is that your car, PC? Interestingly I was at that very spot about three weeks ago and took some photos around sunset. Great views of Chch.ReplyDelete
In a "gay" car? :-)ReplyDelete
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Is this your car? I am nostalgic of the red one!ReplyDelete
No, this is a rental MX5 from a very nice fellow at MX5 Rentals.ReplyDelete
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Learning to ignore or letting-it-go, seems totally alien to India's political class and compulsive agitators
I could feel them taking inventory of my outfit, my hair, and my non-designer shoes, and inevitably, as soon as whomever I was talking to chalked me up as being a "fresh-off-the-boat," they simply turned to someone more important.
Local elites in many developing societies shared the Western sensibilities and often took draconian measures to limit population growth.
We may be headed for a fairly long economic downturn, Far from improving, Western economies could slide into a double dip recession. We could be sitting on a powder keg, which will explode.
The richest people and companies — such as Fortune magazine's list of the world's largest companies or the world's richest — are atleast based on measurable criteria of wealth, and even they hit and miss, because not all assets are in accessible public databases.
A steady stream of recent news and scholarly articles has been predicting the decline and fall of the American Empire.
Casting a glance back at how India appeared to the outside world just a few months ago is rather like looking at grainy footage of yesteryear: a booming economy, IT whiz-kids making waves all over the globe, top ranking in international Test cricket, the ICC Cricket World Cup in the bag, Bollywood on the roll.
Wah India. Your myriad avatars, your million mutinies never cease to amaze. We try hard to hijack you. Some cry, "India is Indira". Others sing, "You are my Sonia". Still others chant, "Saffron Shining."
For India to join the developed world it needs much more than eight-lane highways and spanking new airport terminals. It needs to drag its politics into the 21st century, along with the rest of the country.
"Give me a name, America, make of me a Buzz or Chip or Spike. Bathe me in amnesia and clothe me in your powerful unknowing."
The Never Return is a unique breed of people. Their uniqueness lies in the fact that they think they are the most fortunate people in this world. For them India is a third world country which is confined to those once-in-a-few-years visits for the sake of completing the formality of seeing their loved ones
It is time for some soul-searching within the community, before more Indians discover themselves attracting the relentless public humiliation that Kaur's boorish and arrogant conduct has subjected her to.
I knew one other thing: I too had graduated and you were congratulating me.
You might as well not be, if you don't belong.
The slew of recent financial scandals in which so many Indians have been ensnared is the natural corollary of the community's fixation with wealth.
Clearly the self-appointed guardians of Gandhi's legacy neither have read Lelyveld's book nor have any understanding of the man they so venerate.
I am missing matke ka paani. What on earth got you hooked on Busleri?
Islamic terrorists should indeed be ferreted out wherever they are. But King's hearings and other Republican and right wing theatrics and political grandstanding serve only to inflame bigotry while doing nothing to address the genuinely serious problem of homegrown terrorism.


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NEW YORK -- All that remains between Carl Pavano and reconstructive elbow surgery is permission from the New York Yankees.
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The pitcher is awaiting word from the team on whether he can go ahead with an operation that would sideline him for most if not all of what remains on his $39.95 million, four-year contract.
Pavano believes surgery is the only way to repair his elbow, and Yankees general manager Brian Cashman has been awaiting written diagnoses from the three specialists who looked at the 31-year-old right-hander's arm.
"We've received all the written reports from all the doctors that examined Carl over the several weeks," Pavano's agent, Gregg Clifton, said Tuesday. "I'll be reaching out to Brian tomorrow in an effort to get all of us moving in the same direction with regard to Carl and the proper steps for his recovery."
Pavano, who hasn't pitched since April 9, has seen Yankees physician Dr. Stuart Hershon, New York Mets medical director Dr. David Altchek, Dr. James Andrews and Los Angeles Angels medical director Dr. Lewis Yocum. Reconstructive surgery to replace his elbow ligament would sideline Pavano for at least a year and possibly until the 2009 season.
Since signing with the Yankees as a free agent before the 2005 season, Pavano is 5-7 in 19 starts, including 1-0 with a 4.76 ERA in two starts this year. He was sidelined from June 27, 2005, through the 2006 season by shoulder, back, buttocks, elbow and rib injuries and then returned this year. He felt forearm soreness during a win at Minnesota on April 9, an injury the Yankees didn't originally think was serious.
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At 6:30 p.m., the Community Issues Committee reviews the Pittsford town plan.
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Yesterday, was a big day for our two favorite twenty-something red-head actresses. Emma Stone's "Easy A" premiered and SNL announced that she would be hosting SNL on October 23rd. They also announced that Lindsay Lohan would be hosting on December 4th! That wasn't the only Lindsay news yesterday. Reports surfaced that she had failed her drug test. If that was they case, she could face 30 days in jail. This morning, Lohan admitted that this was true, in a few heartfelt, honest…tweets:
"Regrettably, I did in fact fail my most recent drug test and if I am asked, I am prepared to appear before judge Fox next wee as a result. Substance abuse is a disease, which unfortunately doesn't go away over night. I am working hard to overcome it and am taking positive steps. This was certainly a setback for me but I am taking responsibility for my actions and I'm prepared to face the consequences…I am a work in progress, just as anyone else. I am keeping my faith, and I am hopeful…Thank you all!!!"
Actually, all three will be showing up on the Saturday Night Live stage in the next few weeks. Emma Stone (Easy A and The House Bunny) and Jon Hamm (Mad Men) both announced their respective hosting gives during their recent visits to Jimmy Fallon's talk show. NBC hasn't confirmed the hosting gigs, but it's safe to say it's a sure thing, considering they both made announcements on a former SNL cast member's show.
Stone will make her SNL debut on October 23, then Hamm will hit the stage the week later on October 30. This will mark Hamm's third hosting duty and second time hosting the episode right before Halloween, in perfect time to for "Mad Men's" season finale.
NOW THAT's a good career move for once! Lindsay Lohan, daughter of White Oprah Dina Lohan, was apparently in talks with the Today Show for a post rock bottom interview. Now it looks like the Big O, who is in her final season, might be getting the former Mean Girl on her show.
Oprah's final season commences on Monday, September 13th and the talks between Lohan and Oprah have apparently being going well. That being said, apparently there are other's being considering (I mean come on, it is her final season) so a decision won't be made for a while.
Machete comes out today, and I had chance to cut the lines and check out the Quentin Tarantino-Robert Rodriguez "Grindhouse" type film yesterday. In case you don't know, the film has tons of recognizable faces including, Jessica Alba, Michelle Rodriguez, Steven Seagal, Robert DeNiro, Linsday Lohan, Cheech Marin, Jeff Fahey, Rose McGowan, and more. The plot is that "after being betrayed by the organization who hired him, an ex-Federale launches a brutal rampage of revenge against his former boss." His name? Machete.
The story revolves around Machete, played by Danny Trejo and he plays a former "Mexican Federale" turned renegade. After he runs into some trouble, Machete ventures out to do yard work in order to earn some cash. When he so desperately needs the money, a businessman and spin doctor shows up to save the day and needs his help. He tells Machete that the corrupt Senator is sending hundreds of illegal immigrants out of the country and to stop this, he needs Machete to kill the Senator in return for $150,000. He accepts, but we soon learn that it's a set up, as you can expect. It turns out that the "spin doctor" set him up to make him look back and actually help the senators anti-immigration laws succeed.
Our once favorite teenage red head actress turned celebrity media whore turned train wreck recently got out of treatment and Lindsay Lohan seems to be a changed woman for once. Wasting no time, she's already sat down with Vanity Fair and graces the cover of their October issue, opening up and taking responsibility for who she was and what she has done. She's honest about where her career is and knows what she is capable of and seems ready to work for it once again. Check out some of the interview below:
On her rumoured alcohol addiction: "If I were the alcoholic everyone says I am, then putting a [scram] bracelet on would have ended me up in detox, in the emergency room, because I would have had to come down from all the things that people say I'm taking and my father says I'm taking — so that says something, because I was fine."
On denying a drug problem: "I've never abused prescription drugs. I never have — never in my life. I have no desire to. That's not who I am. I've admitted to the things that I've done — to, you know, dabbling in certain things and trying things 'cause I was young and curious and thought it was like, O.K., 'cause other people were doing it and other people put it in front of me. And I see what happened in my life because of it."
A couple days ago, word got out that Paris Hilton had been arrested for suspicion of cocaine possession. Today, the story goes to a whole new level, as the Hotel Heiress has been charged with felony possession of a controlled substance for .8 grams of cocaine. She could get anywhere from probation to four years in the slammer, but the norm for this Nevada law is 1-4 years for this crime. In addition, she could be fined $5,000 (which of course is nothing to her).
When one trashy drugged up diva leaves the big house (ahem…Lindsay Lohan), another is on her way in. I think the spoiled brat should get a full year in prison. Seriously, learn your lesson. At this point it's like this sort of bullshit helps these bitches careers in the spotlight and on the cover of the magazines – and they know it.
Most people get to leave on day 23 out of a 90 day treatment program right? Well, if you're Lindsay Lohan you do. The 24 year old is going to be
grounded receiving outpatient care for the remainder of the time, after being released from UCLA rehab on the 24th of August.
Apparently, as per TMZ, "the doctors at UCLA were very clear with Judge Elden Fox … they felt Lindsay should be released from the facility immediately, and the judge saw it their way."
The judges stipulations are:
If Lohan fails her drug and alcohol tests, she'll go to the slammer for 30 days.
I hope she's better for good. I'd love to see her on The Apprentice and I miss the old Cady. Yeah, I'm gonna call her Cady.
Lindsay Lohan is expected to be out of prison this week (at the recommendation of the doctors at UCLA) and onto her outpatient care – long before the 90 days the judge had originally ordered. So once she's on the loose, what's next for her? Well, apparently her people (who, her mom? Janice Ian?) have been in touch with Celebrity Apprentice to try and get her a spot on the next season of the show. Donald Trump is entertaining the idea but will only do it if they feel Lohan is 100% well enough to compete and follow through.
Trump told Extra, "We haven't made a decision. We just want her to be 100 per cent, get better and be strong."
I feel that having Sharon Osbourne & Cyndi Lauper on the show last season really brought the celebrity factor back up in the show, not to mention made it entertaining once again. With a tabloid regular like Lohan in the boardroom, I think Trump could do no wrong for his ratings.
If she does make it on the show, we can only hope that Firecrotch doesn't get fired too early in the game! I could see her being a hard worker in that setting, maybe?


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Post-Mastectomy Training Advice for Wife
My wife is 45 yo and had a double mastectomy in Feb 08. She's now completed all reconstruction and is able to start working out in some fashion. For background, she didn't have cancer but had 5 prior breast surgeries to remove abnormalities, had a terrible family history of breast cancer, and was at high enough risk that the doctors finally convinced her to have the mastectomies. She is atheletic (former gynmast and cheerleader) and wants to do some exercise but is afraid of what she can do safely with implants (i.e., work on her pecs might be risky).
Looking for advice on functional workouts she can do. I'd like to offer her good Crossfit options as alternatives beyond what some trainers at the globo gym will likely suggest. I can imagine they'll give her workouts that just involve sitting on a ball or some a BB trainer will suggest having her do isolation work. Any thoughts?
She's been fully cleared by her doctors to begin exercise slowly with penty of support.
BTW, I also posted this question on the CrossFit main page board. Appreciate any advice.
Let me just say that very light exercise of the pecs may be helpful. Really any exercise at all. Heightened blood flow, especially to the area, hastens the healing process. This is also why massage works as well not to mention breaking up scar tissue.
Not sure if she wants breast massages though (there is some technique to this btw.. aiming at the pec muscles and pushing fluid towards the lympathic ducts). :p
Gauging what you can do from the pain is the best bet though. That's the body's way of telling you something is wrong.
But yeah, what Garrett said is true. I've read the same thing.
I would say that I had very early breast cancer (or pre, DCIS) with some tissue removal about 4 years ago on my L breast. The area in question was the most lateral area, deep in the breast. My scar is small but runs on the lateral aspect if the breast nearly right under the armpit. I did not have any reconstruction nor implants etc (nor any further treatments). Thankfully all scans since that point have been negative for recurrence (2x yearly)
Now that I gave that info, I would add that I have had recurrent shoulder issues starting several months after the surgery on the R side and basically flipflopping from side to side since that time. I feel my issues them from initial overcompensation and scar tissue. I had breast massage (which is quite helpful), had/went several times for PT, etc. I currently Olift but did/do have to take off time periodically. I have also learned (thanks to my coaches) that pushups, pullups and bench presses are exercises my body does best without. It has taken me a long time and my issue wasnt as severe but I am learning to listen to my body, FINALLY!
Best of luck with her recovery. She is very fortunate she has you as her support person.
While I was in naturopathic school we had an ex-bodybuilder woman come into the clinic who said she had ruptured both of her implants doing leg presses (?!?!). So don't let her repeat that one, however it happened...
She had all sorts of health issues, tested positive for silicone hypersensitivity, never ended up coming back in for follow-up.
You, or she, might be able to find some helpful advice re working out with implants on the t-nation "sister site" figureathlete.com.
Best of luck to your wife in her recovery!
Thanks very much! I agree that some light "range of motion" stuff would help in the healing process. Thinking about starting with walking, maybe graduating to recumbent bike for some higher intensity. As for resistance exercise, just want to start with walking lunges and then onto light squats (no leg presses for sure)! In terms of upper body, gentle water aerobic type stuff might be a good start. Maybe graduate some day to light kettlebells, but agree no pushups or bench.
We'll also continue to research options for training after implants, though I worry most info will be geared toward augmentation. My wife had all breast tissue removed and implants to "replace" the tissue. This made for more extensive surgery and multiple reconstructive proceedures; hence the very cautious return to activity.
Great feedback, many thanks again!
Contact Kim Malz, of the new CF Affiliate Crossfit Persevere.
She's a 38 year old mom of three and breast cancer survivor who's condition ultimately required reconstructive surgery.
She's posts as Fit Mom in CT on the CF boards (with some pretty legit results like a sub 15 Angie, and 40 straight kipping pull-ups). Super nice and responsive to emails.
Website: http://crossfitpersevere.com
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Best of luck!
Thanks so much for that suggestion! We may reach out to her by e-mail. Apprecaite it.
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Justin Cashionwrote a review of Yakima Raptor Bike Mount on December 31, 2009
Decent, but wear out kinda fast
Used one for about 2 years. Worked pretty good, but kind of a pain. I always got nervous when the arm that clamps the downtube would always more side to side. Also, the claw wears the paint off the bike.


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Today, my husband quit his stable job of 12 years at the bank to pursue a career selling kites. If we don't end up homeless because of this, god knows we will when he has a real mid-life crisis. FML
by Anonymous / 01/26/2013 at 5:20pm / Denmark (Syddanmark) / Love
Today, I was walking towards a party where I knew my cheating ex would be. I passionately rehearsed how I would have a go at him big time when I met him. Guess who was walking right behind me and heard it all. FML
by Shuttie / 01/18/2013 at 7:55am / Denmark (Syddanmark) / Love
Today, my son got his first tooth, and is enthusiastically biting everything. I breastfeed. FML
by loveyouson / 01/09/2013 at 1:48pm / Denmark (Hovedstaden) / Kids
Today, my 14-year-old daughter came home after sneaking out and partying. She was totally drunk, and started crying on my shoulder because some boy named "Thomas" has a small dick, and she had to fake an orgasm. FML
by valnaj1 / 12/24/2012 at 10:03pm / Denmark (Syddanmark) / Intimacy
Today, I wanted nothing more than to go home and get into bed. While I was unlocking my front door, the flimsy key snapped off inside the lock. A locksmith was called out, who did nothing but sadistically guffaw at my misfortune and crack sarcastic jokes as he undid the lock. FML
by Anonymous / 12/14/2012 at 6:12pm / Denmark (Hovedstaden) / Miscellaneous
Today, the guy I'm dating found out I have severe arachnophobia. He downloaded a picture of a huge, hairy spider and set it as background on my iPhone. I can't even unlock my phone, as every time I try, the spider pops up and I drop the phone. He laughs every time I do it. FML
by skinnybitch / 12/11/2012 at 1:09pm / Denmark (Hovedstaden) / Love
Today, after being single for a while now, I unwillingly went on a blind date with a guy my friend convinced me would be perfect for me. He took me to McDonald's; his father was with him the whole entire time. He is 27. FML
by N / 11/26/2012 at 10:13pm / Denmark (Hovedstaden) / Love
Today, someone brought cake to class. Trying to get some attention from the guy I have a crush on, I asked if he wanted my piece of cake. He accepted it, and then offered it to another girl. FML
by emselin / 09/18/2012 at 4:07pm / Denmark (Hovedstaden) / Love
Today, while getting ready to go to bed, I told my boyfriend that I feel depressed due to the lack of intimacy in our relationship. His response was to roll over, fall asleep, and send a deadly fart my way. FML
by Anonymous / 07/29/2012 at 12:25am / Denmark (Sjelland) / Love
Today, I realised just how cripplingly self-conscious I am, when I couldn't even fantasise about having sex with a guy without feeling shy and insecure about my body. FML
by PixiXOXO / 07/26/2012 at 2:07pm / Denmark (Hovedstaden) / Intimacy
Today, I foolishly told my husband that I know he's been holding back sexually, and that I was willing to indulge any sexual fantasies he may have. Now it seems that tonight, I'll be responding to the name "Fluttershy". FML
by Anonymous / 06/25/2012 at 6:08pm / Denmark (Hovedstaden) / Intimacy
Today, I was woken up by a noise coming from the bathroom. Upon investigation, I discovered my very drunk, giggling girlfriend attempting to urinate standing up. Carefully note the word "attempting". FML
by SprinklerDodger / 06/08/2012 at 7:54pm / Denmark (Syddanmark) / Love
Today, I was having a debate with my friend, who actually believes karma is real. He got very angry with me and stormed off, tripping over his own feet in the process. I laughed and asked what he'd done in a past life to deserve that one. He responded by getting up and punching me. FML
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- Today, I made up an ingenious plan to finally hook up with the guy I really like at a party. Well,… Today, my sister used my mobile phone to call her boyfriend who is married with children. His wife… Today, I had to imagine myself savagely beating my cat to death, just to stop myself from getting a…


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Fireday, Wind 1st, year 723
The Company of the Horn after determining that Little Sparrow should be leader (Apparently she had the right mix of: moral compass, charisma, and knowledge), the group was led to bring the bodies back to The Grand Cathedral in the city above (Or below, they couldn't be sure in these Banewarrens). Unfortunately for Sparrow, this didn't come off without some more bickering amongst the group. The Company took the bodies out of their torture devices (Jager pulled the elf corpse out of the Iron Maiden, and Avach with Altaksus took the large human female off of the rack. As Sienna and Sparrow went to the cages, they discovered that the two bodies in there were still alive, barely breathing and still warm, but appeared to be near death.
They then went to the two Paladins broken on wheels, and found them both also alive (Well, Nim couldn't tell, but Altaksus could sniff out their life). So that meant Kalrecent and Robilar were also both in that near death state. Hirock cast a cure spell into each of the living people, but it didn't seem to have any effect, aside from knit wounds (Jager took the opportunity when everyone was excited that there were survivors to steal the coin pouch and a wand from the Elf's corpse as he pulled it free from the spikes in the Iron Maiden). The Company of the Horn then quickly moved onto plans to leave the Banewarrens and get these Paladins to healing at the Grand Cathedral.
Jager dragged the gory, bloodied corpse of the Elf, Avach took the parts of Helgert Hume (The dead human female) into his bag of holding with a promise from the group that they would clean it out for him, Altaksus took Sir Robilar and Kalerecent, and was still able to manage a decent pace. Avach took the chubby young human male, and Sienna shouldered a youthful human female.
Their exit from the Banewarrens was uneventful, as everyone assumed that Navanna and the Pactlords were deeper in the dungeon than they managed to get. As the group exited the dungeon, they found four of the city watch working with a couple of craftsmen, installing a warning bell. They also found out from the supervisor here that public carriages were no longer allowed to come this far in, and that the cabs needed to be hailed at the intersection. So, they did so, the supervisor going with them and helping the Company to hail two cabs (The cabbies were nice and didn't charge for the bodies).
Dropping the bodies off at the church was uneventful (Well, as uneventful as such a thing can be, a cleric of Lothian stepped out and noticed that they were paralyzed, and took them in to reverse that). The Company didn't stick around, returned to their cabs, and had them bring them right back to the intersection so they could re-enter the Banewarrens.
The Company's only deviation this time was that some in the group were curious as to what was behind the door on the right at thelanding to the Inner Vaults. They had passed it so often, but never looked behind it. So, this time they did so, and found a fountain with an acrid smelling substance at its bottom, a toppled statue of a winged lion, and the walls bore images of a four winged angel (But the wings had been crudely covered by splashes of red paint).
Sparrow entered and began searching the roof, usingher slippers of spider climbing, Jager and Nim both entered and began searching (Nim doing her quick elvish walkthrough for secret passages). As sparrow identified a secret portal in the ceiling, the acrid substance in the bottom of the fountain began shifting to Nim, who merely stated, "Of Course that would happen…" as she was engulfed by the ooze. A ferocious melee ensued with the mindless creature as it began digesting Nim as she struggled. Altaksus walked up and thrust his hands into the ooze, biting back pain, and pulled Nim out, placing her on his wide shoulder. He then walked through the beast, and out. Everyone demanded that the group close the door, but it seemed that Sparrow and Jager both believed they could finish this thing and continue exploring the secret passage in the ceiling (Especially after how injured it was, a blast from Silas' Lightning Bolt, a few of his Magic Missles, some pf Sparrow's Sonic Darts from her vantage on the ceiling, etc…). The group shut the door, rested a few moments to heal (And Nim accepted the Healing Blessings of Unnom, Lord of the Caverns, and the group continued on.
They returned to the spot where they found the Paladins (aka the Torture Chamber), and quickly searched it, finding some treasure in what seemed to be a sectioned off bedchamber in this room. They found a pot of coins and a few other minor items, before moving onto the door against the back wall of this room (The wall where the iron maidens are against). The Company didn't want to walk down the hallway that flickered with a softly glowing energy. The door was locked, but not trapped.
Opening it, they found that it led thirty feet in to another door. This one was locked, but Jager made quick work of it, he opened the door, and peered in. He found an L shaped hallway, the short part leading ahead of him, the long part to his right. There was also a steel door on his left. On the floor here was a light coating of green dust, and a body on the floor to the far right next to the door at the end of the hall there, it was covered in the dust. He surmised that the dust was poison, and the others agreed. He then began searching for some way to disable the trap.
Altaksus tied a rope around Jager's waist, and in Jager went. As he arrived at the door directly in front of him, he located an access panel concealed by stone and began removing it to get at some mechanisms that he noticed carried a signal that there was body heat in this hallway. At that moment the dust fell, he held his breath, and noticed the dust numbed his skin as it lightly landed on him. Altaksus noticed he was paralyzed, and pulled him out (Hirock cast a remove paralysis on Jager). The group agreed and Jager tried this a second time (After covering Jager with cloth, wrapping his face, and attempting to make him impregnable to the dust), with similar results, the dust was so fine, it found its way onto Jager's skin, and he once again became paralyzed. Hirock then pulled out a scroll of remove paralysis, and Jager was back to normal (Aside from feeling a little sickly from the poison, he had taken Con damage that second time around).
The group then thought and discussed options on how to get past this trap. They believed that forward was the way to go, as evidence by the dead Vladaam Guardsman. Jager proposed heating the hallway somehow so body heat wouldn't be an issue, and others leaned on magic as the solution. Hirock finally came to a solution, and proposed that he use his rock shaping spell to craft an awning from the stone wall that Jager could work under without fear of the dust falling on him. The others wanted to see this, so Hirock cast his spell, and lo, there was an awning that formed from the wall. Jager then walked forward, the dust fell, but none of it on Jager. He then disabled the trap and destroyed its mechanisms, so that it was no longer a problem.
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I was a little afraid the knobs would break on these (they're plastic molded around a metal nut), but after really cranking down on some tough brake hoses with them, I didn't look...Read complete review
I was a little afraid the knobs would break on these (they're plastic molded around a metal nut), but after really cranking down on some tough brake hoses with them, I didn't look back. Nice selection of sizes but don't expect even the largest to fit your typical radiator hose. I'd like to see these have a lifetime warranty (aren't they a hand tool, HF?), but for the price I can hardly complain. Although the knob has plastic, the rest of the tool is made out of metal, for those wondering.
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Clamp broke while holding off a rear brake pressure hose. On the positive side, the other in the have held off Power Steering, Coolant & Transmission Lines, so all in all, 3...Read complete review
Clamp broke while holding off a rear brake pressure hose. On the positive side, the other in the have held off Power Steering, Coolant & Transmission Lines, so all in all, 3 outta 5 isn't all that bad. Now if they were to be from a "Big Name" brand I'd say 3 outta 5 is rether sad. HF and it products have ALWAYS held their own and treated me & mine well. I use'm for me construction and mechanjc business and 'till 2date, I'm a LOYAL customer.
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Comments about Pittsburgh Automotive Fluid Line Clamp Set 4 Pc:
We got these clamps to change out our fuel pump. They were extremely convenient to have and were 4 different sizes.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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Worked for me
By Adam
from Memphis TN
About Me Professional
I used one of the little ones to clamp off a clutch line & Had to wait for parts for 3 days & didn't leak a drop.
Works great
By Shuedog
from Salisbury, NC
Works for what I use it for.
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A harbor freight must for any mechanic
By Josh
from Grand Rapids Michigan
About Me Avid Do-It-Yourselfer
Used to pinch off hoses to the heater core. They work good and there all metal. I got 2 sets but I could have gotten away with one set and there only about $8 a set at full price so there cheaper than the pinching type pliers but probably not near as fast. Can't give it a rating for how they hold up over time but worked as I expected and that is not always a thing that happens with HF tools as most of us know
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Worked fine to change a heater core
By Gsoakpark
from Oak Park, IL
I wanted to replace the heater core in my Ford Bronco without draining the cooling system. Two of these clamps let me remove the heater hoses without significant loss of coolant.
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By seagull369
from Poughkeepsie, NY
(4 of 4 customers found this review helpful)
work awesome
By scott
from niles,oh
About Me Auto Enthusiast, Mechanic, Truck Enthusiast
use them all time for brake and fuel lines stops the flow completely
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Best tool you never know you needed
By Justin
from South Jersey, NJ
About Me Auto Enthusiast
This is one of the greatest products you didn't know you needed. I've used this a million times already. Just buy 2 sets in case you need to pinch off 2 large coolant hoses. This is the best when you need to replaces hoses or heater cores and don't feel like spending another $20-$50 replacing coolant that's only a few months old.
line clamps worked as expected
By Jeff
from Federal WAY, WA
Clamps worked as expected. Used on brake systems for car and truck. All hold well and did not leave permanent dent or scar.Worth the money not to have the mess and excess air in brake system.
Handy to have
By Aaron
from Watervliet
Used these the other day to clamp hoses during replacement of rack and pinion. While was a little hard to tighten where located. I think this was more from placement than actuall tool issue. Used to clean carb on snow blower without any issue. great variety and work amazingly well as long as you get them tight. May have to unscrew completely for them to open for inserting hose, but not a major problem.
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The Impact of Aid on Bureaucratic Quality: Does the Mode of Delivery Matter?
We show that the impact of foreign aid on bureaucratic quality in recipient countries varies with the mode of delivery. Specifically, grants are found to impair the functioning of the bureaucracy, whereas loans are not. The negative impact of grants is larger when they are given as budget support rather than as assistance for specific projects or for programs in general
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"Targeting Aid to the Needy and Deserving: Nothing But Promises?,"
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1229, Kiel Institute for the World Economy.
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LUCASVILLE — Convicted Trumbull County murderer Kenneth Biros apologized and thanked his family and friends for their support and prayers before being executed at 11:47 a.m. Tuesday morning at the Southern Ohio Correctional Facility.
But Biros did not look at the family members of the woman he murdered in 1991 as he lay dying on in the execution chamber.
"I'm sorry from the bottom of my heart," he said shortly before the lethal injection was administered. He added, "I get to spend the holidays with my Lord and savior Jesus Christ. Peace to you all. Amen."
The process took about 45 minutes, with prison staff taking about 30 minutes to establish one intravenous shunt.
If alcohol hadn't numbed his reasoning years ago all this would never had transpired . Drugs and alcohol do indeed have a disasterous effect on society .
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Alcoholics tend to things under the influence that they wouldn't do when they were sober . Drugs and alcohol destroy society one person at a time . On execution day I'm sure that Biros wished that he had never committed the crime that was now going to cause his death .
In time alcohol will have an effect on your mental health . Take drugs with alcohol and the effect will be enhanced . It is a known fact that the brain of an alcoholic and or drug addict is compromised . I am not finding excuses for the behavior of drunks and addicts as it was their choice to consume the drugs and alcohol . Thus they are responsible for their crimes .
70 per cent of all incarcerated inmates in the USA were under the influence of alcohol when they committed their crimes!!!! And like I said on another blog, the Engstroms own a bar.and have contributed to these statistics, If a drunken Biros would have driven his vehicle over a cliff and it burst into flames and somehow Biros would have survived(ala Ted Kennedy) the Engstroms would forgive Biros no questions asked. Why? Because they are enablers to the criminal element(Booze and Drugs) that is ruining are country!!!! The Engstroms are hypocrites plain and simple.Count the number of drunken driving fatalities on Route #11(Masury/Brookfield) many who have been served an excessive amount of booze by money grubbing (BAR OWNERS), Where are the Mothers Against Drunken Drivers(MADD) Marie Fife who fought for the Biros execution,yet she stands with Bar owners who fill these potential killers with booze! Come on man!


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Puebloan named to CSU board
Colorado State University has been part of Jane Robbe Rhodes' life for a long time.
The 54-year-old Pueblo West woman graduated from CSU-Fort Collins and also earned her master's degree there.
And now she is serving a four-year term on the CSU System Board of Governors, which provides oversight and strategic management for CSU-Fort Collins, CSU-Pueblo and the 100 percent online CSU-Global Campus.
"Being from Pueblo and being very proud of this community, I really want a strong four-year institution here," Robbe Rhodes said Tuesday.
Robbe Rhodes, a Republican, was appointed Feb. 13 by Gov. John Hickenlooper. The Colorado Senate confirmed Robbe Rhodes' appointment along with Democrat Nancy Tuor of Parker on Tuesday. Scott C. Johnson, of Kit Carson, was reappointed.
Robbe Rhodes said she is confident that CSU-Pueblo can come out of its financial challenges.
"It's real easy to go back and point out negatives, but I feel like Dr. (Lesley) Di Mare and the staff that she has put together are really coming up with great ideas," Robbe Rhodes said.
"I think every organization at some point goes through some trying times and I really feel that CSU-Pueblo is making the right strides to make a very positive future."
Robbe Rhodes said she has several educators in her family from elementary school to higher education.
"Our family dinner conversation was often around education and different ways that education can impact someone. I've always had a strong feeling about higher education and a big interest in it," Rhodes said.
Robbe Rhodes, who was born and raised in Pueblo, has a bachelor's degree in agricultural industries management and a master's degree in animal science from CSU-Fort Collins.
"When the opportunity (to be a governor) came up I just thought it was a great fit for me because I attended CSU-Fort Collins," Robbe Rhodes said.
Robbe Rhodes is currently an owner and partner with her sister in the National Collegiate Tailgating Championship, a company she helped found in 2010.
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Before that, Robbe Rhodes enjoyed a long career in the health care industry. She is the past president of the Catholic Health Initiatives Colorado Foundation Inc., and from 1988 to 2009 served as president of the St. Mary-Corwin Health Foundation Inc. She also has been involved with the operation of her family's cow-calf operation, Double T Cattle Co.
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If I Ever Owned a Bar
If I ever owned a bar one of the walls I would have a bunch of celebrity mug shots. Why you ask? Is it because I like to gloat that famous people get in trouble? Not really. For some reason they entertain me to no end. It's like if I am having a bad day, I look at a mug shot and I feel better instantly.
Let's try it out.
Your dog has been hit by a car…
There now don't you feel better? A little Vanilla Ice goes a long way.
Your girlfriend just broke up with you……
Ah it does take different strokes to move the world… Sigh I feel better.
You just lost your job… Oh that is a big one… You need to pull out something huge.
Oh the godfather of soul… gets me out of feeling blue. Thank you James Brown
What about when the days are really bad. Your car breaks down, you lose your job because you were late, you and your significant other breaks up, you get evicted, and your parakeet dies…. That is the shitty days of all days…. There is only one thing that will make you feel better.
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Bayside Police Chief Bruce Resnick introduced two new officers to the Village Board this week. Officer Gina Kleeba, sworn in on Jan. 2, is now attending the Police Academy. Kleeba was a village dispatcher prior to being sworn in. She will be back in the village in about three months when her schooling is completed. Resnick said he misses her computer skills and will be happy to see her back.
Cory Fuller, who speaks both French and Spanish, is the other addition to the department. Fuller spent a year teaching in France, Resnick said. While his French language skills might not be needed often, Resnick said his Spanish will likely be a help to the department. Fuller is on-the-road under the supervision of a training officer while he does his field training.
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Simplify the above as follows:
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FORT LEONARD WOOD, Mo. -- If you ask Command Sgt. Maj. Terrence Murphy how he got to where he is today as the top noncommissioned officer on Fort Leonard Wood, he would smile and tell you it's all about setting goals.
"When I came into the Army, I set a goal for myself to become a sergeant, then a drill sergeant. Once there, I set my sights on becoming a first sergeant and a battalion command sergeant major. I never got ahead of my next goal," the Maneuver Support Center of Excellence command sergeant major said during a recent interview.
With a superior career record and a living example of the Army values, there is little doubt that Murphy was an excellent choice to lead MSCoE, but the fact that he came into the Army is somewhat amazing.
"I came from an Air Force Family. My father was retired Air Force and I moved around quite a bit from base to base, so I think he naturally thought I would follow in his footsteps," Murphy said.
Murphy's love of the military started in high school, excelling in the Junior ROTC program.
"When I came home and told my mother that I enlisted, she wasn't surprised at all -- after all, I had been military all my life," Murphy said.
Murphy's Army career started on the very same installation where he is now the top NCO.
"I came right here for basic training in October 1983," Murphy said. "When I finished basic training, a five-ton dump truck came and we rode in it with our gear over to the Fighting 5th Engineer Battalion. That was my first duty assignment."
In his 29 years of Army service, 11 years has been spent on Fort Leonard Wood.
But Murphy wasn't just selected to the top NCO position based on his past experiences. He was chosen to help lead the Army and MSCoE into the future.
"We have to get back to ownership," Murphy said. "We have to get back to the idea that NCOs take care of Soldiers and Families. We've moved away from this over the last 10 years of conflict because we were either deployed, returning home or getting ready to deploy. We need to regain that ownership NCOs have of an Army at Home Station."
"It's a big challenge to transition an Army -- an Army's way of thinking," Murphy said. "It will be tough, because at the same time, we are tightening the budget and reducing the force. There will be lots of uncertainties."
As for training, Murphy said NCOs have to think differently on how they train so that the Army can conserve resources as much as possible, yet still have realistic, demanding training.
"We just finished the Best Warrior Competition, and we did it at a very reduced cost. Instead of firing live ammunition, we used the simulators; instead of driving from place to place, we incorporated more foot travel. Good training can be done very cost effectively and Best Warrior proves that," Murphy said.
As for those junior noncommissioned officers, Murphy offered some advice to them on their own goal setting and beginning their career as an NCO.
"Start with your educations -- whether it's military schools or college degree -- start working on these. It's never too late to start," he said.
"When you become an NCO, you're no longer one of the boys … or girls. Your former peers now look to you for advice, mentorship, leadership and training. You are now a leader," Murphy said.
As for a leadership style, Murphy said his philosophy was to treat Soldiers the way he would treat his Family.
"You have to be a mentor and help steer them in the right direction, a disciplinarian, and a parent figure. I have been blessed that when I veered off that straight path, I had leaders and friends that got me back on the right path," he added.
"Now I am blessed to be in the company of the best sergeants major in the Army. Everywhere I have been stationed, nothing compares to the professionalism and dedication that you find across the brigades -- across the board -- like you do here on Fort Leonard Wood," he said. "I am indeed blessed to be here today."