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Botanica: Into the Unknown Collector's Edition - A Hidden Object Adventure
By Big Fish Games, Inc
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Travel to the amazing world of Botanica and discover the wonderful creatures that exist there!
You are Dr. Ellie Wright, a botanist stranded on a strange planet called Botanica after having entered the mysterious portal. What sorts of secrets and new species could this planet be home to?
Explore them all by unlocking this Collector's Edition! Gain access to over 50 locations, 40+ mini-games and puzzles, 8 wallpapers and 19 soundtracks from the game!
This planet is full of curious creatures and exotic landscapes. Test your wits as you navigate through lush forests, steampunk villages, and more.
Danger lurks at every corner; make both friends and enemies as you explore this planet. Can you survive Botanica and find your way back home?
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Pretty Great
Beautiful scenery, interesting graphics, engaging-enough story line, beefy amount of content/things to do, very good auto-save, some mini-games/puzzles unreasonably difficult (but, there's the option to skip, after a short while), hints were mostly helpful (especially when coming back to the game after an extended break).
BIGGEST PROBLEM: NAVIGATION!!! Even on a larger 5s screen, some movements between rooms were frustratingly too easy (ie, "no, I didn't want to go to X, I just wanted to explore that corner of the scene"); or, unnecessarily too hard to tap (ie, "why won't it select this very specific item??"). This was a problem throughout the game. I've played others in this genre that do not have these challenges. Make transitions between scenes more specific (tap an arrow vs an area), and make item taps a bit more forgiving (so I don't have to tap a dozen times in the same space to get it right). This will contribute greatly to the otherwise very good gaming experience.
If you are looking for something VERY difficult even at the casual level, this is it. I could not figure out a good half of the minigames from the instructions given, got stuck a dozen times, and most hints told me nothing. I hate "engine" and "circuit" minigames almost as much as those ones where if you move one thing, two others move in the opposite direction. To find hidden objects in a tropical setting on an iPhone is no fun at all. I have decided never to pay for another HOG without a teleporting map. This one took AGES to get around in. It was much too short for the price but I was thankful when it was over. While I'm on a roll I also hate interactive hidden objects where three things interact but it takes five minutes to figure out PRECISELY, down to the pixel, where to drop thing 2 on thing 1 and then thing 3 on combined thing 1&2. as in you need "a slice of buttered bread" and it takes 10 tries to drop knife on bread and another 10 to drop butter on slice. This tries my patience to the point that I itch to delete the whole thing, three bucks or no three bucks.
Visually stunning...
Beautiful game. Puzzles were great but at times difficult to understand directions (not very clear) resulting in my stumbling through rather than grasping the gist. The kid's voice is beyond annoying, and the cut scenes were dry, but gave some insight. Had some trouble navigating current sight- a slight tap in what one would expect to be a normal search area would result in moving to another location. The major problem I found though is the game is WAY to short and teased me with to many unanswered story lines. Hope you can fix this issues for the second installment!
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- Category: Games
- Released: Jun 24, 2013
- Version: 1.0.0
- Size: 530 MB
- Languages: English, French, German, Japanese, Russian
- Seller: Big Fish Games, Inc
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DALLAS -- All-Star forward Dirk Nowitzki was ejected minutes into second half of the Dallas Mavericks' win Tuesday over the Los Angeles Clippers.
Official Bill Kennedy called two quick technical fouls on Nowitzki after he complained about a no-call with 9:16 remaining in the third quarter. Nowitzki thought Clippers forward Drew Gooden shoved him in the back before grabbing an offensive rebound.
"Bill, that's a two-hand push!" Nowitzki hollered after Kennedy whistled him for hacking Gooden on a layup attempt.
When Nowitzki continued complaining, Kennedy screamed, "Bam! Right there!" as he called the first technical foul. The second technical foul was called after Nowitzki said something in reply.
It was the third ejection of the 12-year veteran's career. Nowitzki, who scored 18 points in 19 minutes and left with the Mavs up nine, was not available for comment.
"That was a bad decision by Dirk," Dallas coach Rick Carlisle said. "It puts the team in a terrible situation, and he knows it was wrong. If you get a technical, you get one and make your point, then you've got to let it go. He's too important to us."
Mavs owner Mark Cuban spent much of the third quarter screaming at Kennedy from his courtside seat. Cuban acknowledged that he "absolutely, positively" would have made comments that would have drawn a fine from the NBA office if the Mavs lost the game, but he avoided specifically discussing Kennedy's call and decision to eject Nowitzki.
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bryant & hudson turn 1
I can't believe my babies turned 1 last month. It's official, my boys are now toddlers.
First birthday parties are not really for the birthday child... children in our case. It's more for the parents to celebrate the fact that we survived the first year. Gary and I not only survived the first year, but the first year with twins (and a 3-year old). And celebrated we did! With lots of food, friends, and family!
The party was held at one of our favorite local restaurants, Lincoln. They did a beautiful and delicious job with the catering. The menu was both kid- and parent-friendly with lots of healthy options.
my baby olive juice.
With Austin's first birthday, I went all out... basically handmade everything possible. So, with the twins' I wanted to do the same. It just wouldn't be fair, if I didn't make some effort. But with three in tow, it was hard to fulfill my ambitions.
The theme of the party was New York City. If you didn't know, Bryant and Hudson were named after landmarks of my birth city, as Austin was named after Gary's birth city. NYC was also where Gary and I met and got married. There is just so many ties for us, so it was obvious to throw a party with the theme.
With half the guests being kids under 5, I wanted to make it playful and inviting. I created a mini city by repositioning some Ikea market stands into a newsstand, a cupcake shop, a tattoo parlor, and a pizzeria. Gary even put together a special edition newspaper featuring the birthday boys.
Its so hard to believe with so many weeks of planning, a party like this is over within a couple of hours. Thanks to all our friends and family who were able to come celebrate with us and our boys.
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holiday candy cane tags
With just a few days until Christmas, I was somehow overcome with guilt that I didn't do anything for Austin's preschool friends for the holidays. I did plan a small gift for his closer friends, but not his whole class. And I know it is not expected of me to do anything. However, memories of the little goodie bags from Halloween and last Christmas came back to haunt me. Will mommy guilt never end?
I couldn't get over it, so I went to Target and picked up Austin's favorite holiday treat... candy canes. This kid can eat mints til next Christmas. I'm serious. He can win anyone over an Altoids eating contest.
With the candy canes, I added a little tag made by printing a message on some adhesive paper. Austin had a grand ol' time putting each one in his friend's cubbies. I'm glad I did these because I got to share the experience of giving (even if it was a small gesture) with my little boy.
Here's a free download of the tags. Happy Holidays, Everyone!
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packing peanuts snowman
Yay! It's holiday season. Happy Holidays everyone!
It's been busy land over here; I've been pushing through with the house construction before El Nino starts, while wrapping up a couple of my design projects and managing a family of 5. But there is always time to do a fun craft, especially with a 3-year old.
I've been trying to be creative with my gift-wrapping this season. I really love the idea that the gift is not what it seems like in this Target commercial. It was from 2 years ago but I still remember it. For a gift exchange I had with some mommy friends, I came up with this idea to "wrap" the gift with packing peanuts that the gift conveniently came with. I also thought it would a fun craft to do with my 3-year old. Instead he decided to make "snow" with the packing peanuts.
Also, check out the ornament snow globe and the paper roll christmas wreath I did last year.
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framing complete
We've made a lot of progress since August, as you can see from the photo above. The framing is about 99% done, the roof is weather-proofed, and MEP rough-ins are in the works. Sadly, we didn't capture a time-lapse of the framing because the heat from the few hots days we've had had fried our camera. Boo!
There has been a few hiccups since the completion of our foundation, but not a major setback. The first unanticipated event that happened occurred about halfway through the framing stage. The original crew just abandoned our job because they were offered more pay on another project. With all the construction happening these days, its been competitive to line up good subcontractors. Fortunately, our general contractor were able to get another crew on board within a couple of days. It took a couple more for the new team to get acquainted with the work and what has already been done.
The weather was another unexpected cause for delay. There were a few rainy days before we got the roof on. Its crazy how dirty it gets after a storm. Thankfully we got the roof wrapped, because rain has been forecasted for the upcoming winter months, a lot of it.
Now that we have the skeleton of the house, I'll be posting about the fun stuff soon: finishes.
the permitting process
Construction started a little less than 2 months ago. So far we've got a structural slab and some steel columns to show for it.
My last house post left off with acquiring permits. For this particular project, the drawings needed a stamp of approval from four departments in order to get building permits. Planning Department was taken care of with the Design Review. The Fire Department signed off right away with the assurance that an automated fire sprinkler system is provided. In the state of California, that is required of all new construction, even a single-family residence.
Plan check with the Building Department and Public Works took a little longer, probably because of timing. I submitted the plans around the holidays, not the best time to do so. After a bit of chasing and added notes, we got our third sign off. The most frustration was with the Public Works Department. It was a negotiation of city improvement items PW requested us to pay for or do that we legally don't have to. After consulting with a lawyer, we realized that it would simply be faster (and less cost) to agree to these terms. Much to our dismay, we did but... we FINALLY got permits!!!
Everything has been going smoothly and on schedule. However, the hard decisions are starting to fall on my desk, which have had a running theme of budget versus environmental responsibility. Why does all things eco-friendly have to cost more? Speaking of which, did you guys notice the radiant heating system being installed in the time-lapse video above?
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From the first days of pregnancy to your little one's first steps, Cone Health educators are here to help guide your way to a happy and healthy baby.
Classes taught by certified instructors are available on a variety of topics including childbirth, infant care, parenting, breastfeeding, infant CPR, and more.
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Discuss newborn & infant parenting and family adjustment issues with other new mothers in a relaxed environment. Each week brings a new speaker or baby-centered activity. We encourage mothers to join us every Thursday in the Women's Hospital Education Center at 11:00am. Babies birth until crawling. No registration or fee.
Let your children share in the joy of a new brother or sister in this special class designed just for them. Activities include discussing how families care for babies and a short tour of the hospital. This class is designed for children ages 2 to 6, but any age is welcome. Please register each child individually. ***Bring a stuffed animal or doll for your child to practice diapering and swaddling.
This group is a mother-to-mother support circle where moms have the opportunity to share their breastfeeding experiences. A Lactation Consultant is present for questions and concerns. An infant scale is available for weight checks. This service is FREE and no appointment is needed. (Meets in the Women's Hospital Education Center each Tuesday at 11:00am and each Monday at 7:00pm)
Breastfeeding is a special time for mother and child. Like any new skill, breastfeeding will be more successful with early preparation and practice. This class will help you feel ready to begin this important relationship. Your partner is encouraged to attend with you. This class meets for two consecutive weeks. Week 1- Learn what to expect in the first days of breastfeeding your newborn. This class will help you feel more confident with the skills needed to begin your breastfeeding experience. Week 2- Many new mothers are concerned about breastfeeding after leaving the hospital. This class will address the most common fears and challenges about breastfeeding during the first few weeks, months and beyond. We will build on the skills learned in week 1. (If you select a 9:00am-12:00pm class, all information from week one and week two will be covered in one class.)
This class is for expectant and adoptive parents who want to learn and practice the most up-to-date newborn care for their babies. Focus is on birth through the first six weeks of life. Topics include feeding, bathing, diapering, crying, umbilical cord care, circumcision care and safe sleep. Parents learn to recognize symptoms of illness and when to call the pediatrician. Register only the mom-to-be and your partner can plan to come with you! ***PLEASE NOTE: This class is included in the "Birth & Baby" series and the "Condensed Birth & Baby" classes.
This series of 5 weekly classes is for expectant parents who want to learn and practice natural methods of coping with the process of labor and childbirth. Relaxation, breathing, massage, visualization, role of the partner, and helpful positioning are highlighted. Participants learn how to be confident in their body's ability to give birth. This class will empower and help parents make informed decisions about their own care. Includes discussion that will help new parents transition into the immediate postpartum period. Tour is included. Recommended for parents 25-32 weeks pregnant. (No need to register for Childbirth Class Options 2 or 3 when you choose Natural Childbirth!)
This option of five weekly classes helps you and your labor partner prepare for childbirth. Topics include newborn care, labor & birth, cesarean birth, pain management, comfort techniques and a tour of Women's Hospital. The class meets at the same time, on the same day of the week for five consecutive weeks beginning with the starting date you choose. (No need to register for childbirth options 1 or 3 if you choose this class!) ***These classes fill up quickly. Please complete the online registration early in your pregnancy with the plan to start this class when you are approximately 30-32 weeks.
This series of five weekly classes helps you and your labor partner prepare for childbirth and parenting. Topics include care of your newborn, labor & birth, cesarean birth, pain management, comfort techniques, and a tour of Women's Hospital. (No need to register for Childbirth Options 1 or 3 when you choose this option!) This is the same prepared childbirth class as Birth & Baby. This class is taught by a Women's Hospital Registered Nurse/Childbirth Educator. It is conveniently located at Cone Health MedCenter, Kernersville. ***The last class of this series is held at Women's Hospital.
This class is a condensed version of our Birth & Baby series for parents who have a difficult time fitting 5 weeks of classes into their schedule. It covers the care of your newborn and the basics of labor and childbirth. It also includes a hospital tour and lunch. The class is held two consecutive days: beginning on Friday evening from 6:30 - 8:30 p.m. and the next day, Saturday from 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. (No need to register for Childbirth Options 1 or 2 if you choose this condensed class!) *** These Condensed childbirth classes are very popular and tend to fill quickly. Please complete the online registration EARLY in your pregnancy with plans to start the class when you are approximately 34-36 weeks pregnant.
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1. Once the nail structure has been sculpted with Cover Pink, apply a base coat of Luxury UV and cure for 45 seconds in LED nail light.2. Wipe off the tacky layer with Gel Cleanser.3. Now apply a thin layer of Chrome Mirror and let it dry for 20 seconds. Then apply another layer of Chrome Mirror.4. Once it's dry, file sidewalls and tip, allowing the base and top coat of Luxury UV, seal up each other. This is will get the Chrome Mirror encapsulated and last up even more. 5. Apply Luxury UV top coat, properly over nail bed, sidewalls and tip. This is really important, because the Chrome Mirror need to be completely encapsulated in order to make it last from 2 to 3 weeks. Cure for 45 seconds in LED nail light and wipe off tacky layer.6. Apply Formagel™ - White builder gel, as decoration. In every design, cure for 45 seconds and continue. NOTE: by doing this nail technique, Chrome Mirror will last from two to three weeks, based on the clients' nail care. But remember that the limit is your imagination.
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Mia Secret introduces Chrome Mirror Nail Liquid specially formulated with a metallic pigment for a reflective finish. Pair the chrome color with Mia Secret Luxury UV base and top gel-polish for maximum results, otherwise, the shine will only last for two hours. Here's how you apply it:
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The Dynamic Learning Maps™ Alternate Assessment System (DLM™) is an instructionally relevant system that supports student learning and measures what students with significant cognitive disabilities know and can do. The system uses the DLM Essential Elements to support the design of individualized experiences for each student by presenting questions and tasks that are appropriate for a student's needs and abilities.
NH will continue utilizing the current ALPs Science Assessment with Measured Progress until which time a new alternate assessment for science is available and/or becomes necessary.
In addition, we have reached out to the U.S. Department of Education asking for a multi-year transition process as we move into a new alternate assessment. A response is forthcoming, but the follow-up memo is below:
Memo to Office of Standards, Assessment and Accountability, U.S. Department of Education regarding NH's alternate assessment (March 12, 2014)
2014-2015 Alternate Assessment
Alternate Assessment testing matrix for 2014-2015
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A Treasure in California's Oil Patch
U.S. oil refiners have been one of the strongest groups in the stock market this year with an average gain of more than 60%.
The industry is benefiting from strong earnings, higher dividends, restructuring moves and better long-term prospects.
Shares of Tesoro TSO -0.22 % ( TSO), the West Coast refiner, have risen about 75% this year to around $41, and there could further appreciation because the company is still valued cheaply based on its earnings.
Tesoro now trades for seven times projected 2012 earnings of $6 a share. The company initiated a 1% dividend earlier this summer and could substantially increase its payout in the coming years, according to Paul Cheng, a Barclays energy analyst.
"It's our favorite stock in the group," says Mr. Cheng. He figures Tesoro and other major independent refiners, including Marathon Petroleum, Phillips 66, Valero Energy and HollyFrontier, are capable of paying 4% dividends.
Only HollyFrontier now has a dividend above 4%. Mr. Cheng carries an "overweight" rating on Tesoro and an admittedly high price target of $84. A more realistic target might be $60, or 10 times estimated 2012 earnings.
Morgan Stanley energy analyst Evan Calio last week boosted his price targets on the refiners, arguing in a client note that "structural changes" should underpin industry profits and that companies are getting more shareholder friendly with dividends, amid ample profits and reduced capital expenditures.
A key structural change is the growth in domestic oil production, which has resulted in U.S. oil being priced at a discount to world prices. Many refiners are buying crude at advantageous prices and selling gasoline and other petroleum products at relatively high prices.
Tesoro pulled off a coup last month when it reached a deal to buy a refinery south of Los Angeles from BP for $1.175 billion.
By Tesoro's calculation, it paid virtually nothing for the refinery when considering the value of other assets in the deal, including pipelines and other energy infrastructure.
Tesoro CEO Gregory Goff called the deal "transformational" and "immediately and highly accretive" to earnings.
The transaction, if approved by antitrust regulators, will boost Tesoro's refining capacity by 40% to more than 900,000 barrels per day. Tesoro was uniquely positioned to execute the transaction because it already operated a refinery next to the BP facility and owns pipeline assets in California.
The company is coming off an excellent second quarter, when it earned $2.75 a share, above Wall Street estimates. And the current quarter could be just as strong, helped by a fire last month at a large Chevron refinery near San Francisco that cut production at the plant and boosted California gasoline prices.
A highly profitable Tesoro could be one of the better plays in the improving refinery industry.
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I only have a hand grater but do have a Kithenaid Mixer. Is this attachment what I need for grating hard cheeses too.??
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Director: Francesca L?
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Cast: Barbara Summer, Dillan Lauren, Mark Wood, Marie Luv, Steven French, Staci Thorn, Alec Knight
Critical Rating: AAA 1/2
Genre: Gonzo
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Part of what makes a quality d.p. scene is a woman who really likes d.p. Francesca Lé has once again managed to hire women who not only like it, but, in the case of Euro cutie Barbara Summer, prefer it.
Summer's pair-up with Mark Wood and Steven French is one of the high points of this consistently enjoyable release. Her tease segment has tension, and her genuine affection for cock and cum is obvious. Marie Luv has the same high energy in the final scene, slobbering all over Wood's wood and giving Alec Knight encouragingly fierce looks.
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This is probably one of my top 5 dishes of all time!! We left out the tomatoes, but otherwise made exactly as stated. I was nervous about the mint being really strong, but it was not at all. Served on Christmas Eve with sliced steak sandwiches and potatoes. Delicious!!!
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This is the best Greek salad I have ever made. I did not use the oil and vinegar dressing, but used Farmer Boy's Greek Salad dressing. I used all the spices, garlic and omitted the red pepper flakes. All else was in the salad. I loved the idea of the chopped fresh spinach and as I am trying to be a Weight Watcher it was about 7 points for 2 cups full. Thanks so much. Carole in Orlando
Excellent recipe, my BF and I both enjoyed this with a few low-fat adjustments. Would have been even better had I added all the feta cheese the recipe called for. Oh well, I thought I had plenty left in the fridge. Instead of cutting up the baby spinach I steamed for about 1 minute, added extra vinegar, 1/2 tablespoon oil and 1/2 cup kalamata olives. Going into my quick and tasty cookbook, thanks!


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Obama Family TV Habits: Sadly, Just Like Yours
He watches sports, 'Entourage,' and the 'Daily Show.'
Throughout the campaign, President Obama used to schedule events and conference calls around new episodes of Entourage, his favorite TV show. Now that he works in the White House with chief of staff Rahm Emanuel (whose brother Ari serves as the inspiration for show star Jeremy Piven's character), Politico reports, he still watches. He also catches a lot of sports, and enjoys Wire reruns. (His favorite character is gay thief Omar, who robs drug dealers and gives to the poor. But "[t]hat's not an endorsement," the president said last year. "He's not my favorite person, but he's a fascinating character.") Also, he and Michelle sit through their fair share of Hannah Montana and SpongeBob SquarePants.
According to the website, the president doesn't watch news programs, though he did excitedly tune in to see the Jon Stewart–Jim Cramer smackdown, just like us! The rest of the White House TVs are apparently tuned in to MSNBC, which is probably not what CNN wants to hear, but exactly what Fox News wanted to hear. Michelle Obama, for her part, doesn't much enjoy sports, but likes sitcoms and other upbeat shows. But tragically, the Politico story on the Obama family viewing habits doesn't answer the question that's been on all of our minds for three weeks now. Does he or does he not watch Gossip Girl??
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PHILADELPHIA, June 6 – State Rep. Ed Neilson, D-Phila., announced today that the application deadline for the popular Property Tax/Rent Rebate Program has been extended to the end of the year.
"This extension allows everyone who is eligible the opportunity to apply for the rebate program," Neilson said. "I encourage residents to stop by my district office to find out if they qualify and for assistance with applying to take advantage of this rebate on 2015 property taxes or rent."
The Property Tax/Rent Rebate Program is available to eligible Pennsylvanians 65 or older; widows and widowers 50 or older; and people with disabilities 18 or older. Homeowners are limited to a $35,000 maximum annual income, while renters' income may be no more than $15,000, although applicants may exclude half of their Social Security income.
The maximum standard rebate is $650. The program is supported by the Pennsylvania Lottery and from slots gaming revenue.
Applications are available online through the Pennsylvania Department of Revenue at www.revenue.state.pa.us, or by calling 1-888-222-9190. Rebates will be distributed starting July 1.
Since the Property Tax/Rent Rebate Program's 1971 inception, older and disabled adults have received more than $5.9 billion in property tax and rent relief.
Neilson said constituents can get help filling out the application by visiting his district office, located at 16 Old Ashton Road.
While at the office, eligible residents can also apply for a SEPTA Read more
Pa. state Rep. Ed Neilson speaks on the house floor, questioning the merits of a proposal to legalize Video Gaming Terminals in Pennsylvania. Read more
HARRISBURG, June 22 – State Rep. Ed Neilson, D-Phila., today said he voted against an amendment that would have resulted in an explosion of gambling across the commonwealth because it would harm Philadelphia and further embolden nuisance bars throughout the city.
"I don't have a problem with gaming," said Neilson, who is the only Philadelphia member to sit on the House Gaming Oversight Committee. "I do take issue with any legislation that would allow 75,000 video gaming terminals to pop up across the state basically overnight."
House Bill 2150 was originally introduced to regulate the fantasy sports industry in Pennsylvania and protect consumers using their services. However, an amendment, which Neilson opposed, was offered in the House that would have allowed the use of video gaming terminals at liquor establishments and truck stops. That amendment was unsuccessful.
"If the VGT legislation had been amended into this bill and it became law, obviously revenues from the casinos and the lottery would have been affected, which would have directly impacted the amount of funds available for property tax relief and senior programs like PACE. Even a 10 percent loss in casino revenues, which I think is a modest estimate, would have led to serious funding issues and the inevitable loss of casino jobs," Neilson said. "We have seen that trend in every state that has allowed these machines to take root in their communities. But my largest concern has been and continues to be about t Read more
PHILADELPHIA, May 23 – State Rep. Ed Neilson is hosting an event for older Pennsylvanians and residents with disabilities to obtain their SEPTA Key photo ID cards from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Thursday, June 2 at his district office, 16 Old Ashton Road, Philadelphia.
SEPTA Key is the modern fare payment and collection system being unveiled by the transit agency. It offers seniors an alternative to using their Pennsylvania driver's licenses or state-issued ID cards.
The new Key cards will have contactless chips, so all riders will have to do is pass it across the face of the validator to pay for their ride.
While an appointment isn't required to attend the event, interested attendees can call Neilson's office to reserve their spot. For questions, or more information about the event, call Neilson's office (215) 330-3714.
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PHILADELPHIA, April 21 -- State Reps. Mike Driscoll, Ed Neilson, Jason Dawkins and Kevin Boyle announced today that four ambulance companies in Northeast Philadelphia are sharing nearly $29,000 in state grants.
"First responders are essential to public safety, and these grants provide them with resources so they can remain more focused on saving lives than on raising funds," Driscoll said. "These men and women make a tremendous sacrifice, and I applaud their service to our communities."
The grants are from Pennsylvania's Fire Company and Volunteer Ambulance Service Grant Program and were awarded in February. In all, 2,538 grants were awarded statewide. The grants are partly funded from gaming revenue.
"Northeast Philadelphia relies on these ambulance companies and their volunteers to be there for us when every second counts," Neilson said. "These grants will help them continue to provide this invaluable services to our community."
Grant recipients and amounts awarded in Northeast Philadelphia are as follows:
• Northeast First Aid Corps – $7,202
• Burholme First Aid Corps Inc. – $7,202
• Rhawnhurst Bustleton Ambulance Association Inc. – $7,202
• Wissinoming Volunteer First Aid Corps – $7,202
"Serving on the front lines whenever there is a fire, accident or other calamity, these essential service providers are among the most worthy recipients of state aid," Dawkins said. "These funds will allow them to continue their mission of providing life-saving services for our Read more
Each year, the Pennsylvania Treasury receives millions of dollars of unclaimed property. It is estimated that roughly one in 10 Pennsylvanians has unclaimed property.
Since 2013, my office has helped residents of the 132nd District claim over $319,000 in unclaimed property. Unclaimed property may include:
Closed bank accounts;
Uncashed checks, including paychecks;
Lost stocks and bonds;
Contents of safe deposit boxes;
Proceeds from the demutualization of insurance companies;
Expired gift cards/gift certificates. Read more
HARRISBURG, April 13 – State Rep. Ed Neilson, D-Phila., today supported the final passage of a bill to legalize medical marijuana, sending the legislation to Gov. Tom Wolf's desk.
"Patients shouldn't be forced to decide between the medicine they need and breaking the law, and when this bill is signed into law they won't have to," Neilson said.
Neilson said legalizing medical marijuana will help people who are suffering in their daily lives, including children who are experiencing daily seizures, veterans enduring post-traumatic stress disorder and many others who need this medication to relieve their pain.
"Today is a good day. The commonwealth will finally allow some of our most vulnerable patients to use this urgently needed medicine," Neilson said. "Today is a victory for commonsense and compassion."
Under the bill, authorized doctors would be only be able to prescribe medical marijuana for the following conditions: intractable seizures, cancer, HIV/AIDS, ALS, multiple sclerosis, epilepsy, inflammatory bowel disease, Huntingdon's disease, Crohn's disease, post-traumatic stress disorder, glaucoma, autism and neuropathic pain and certain spinal cord injuries.
The governor has indicated he will sign such legislation.
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HARRISBURG, March 16 – State Rep. Ed Neilson, D-Phila., praised today's House passage of legislation that would legalize the use of medical marijuana in Pennsylvania.
"Today, Harrisburg was able to come together in a bipartisan fashion to ensure that citizens in our state who suffer from debilitating diseases can obtain the medicine they need," Neilson said. "Misunderstandings about this medicine and fears about its potential abuse shouldn't tie the hands of doctors who are trying to offer relief to their patients."
The House passed an amended version of S.B. 3, which originally passed the Senate in May 2015. The amended bill would require a prescribing doctor to be registered with the Health Department before they could prescribe the use of cannabis.
"The need for this medicine has been great and the inability to acquire it has caused real pain throughout this commonwealth," Neilson said. "I have heard of multiple families moving out of Pennsylvania to a state that allows medical marijuana simply to ensure a child or other loved one has access to the medicine. Patients shouldn't be forced to decide between the medicine they need and breaking the law, and when this bill is signed into law they won't have to."
Under the bill, authorized doctors would be only be able to prescribe medical marijuana for the following conditions: intractable seizures, cancer, HIV/AIDS, ALS, multiple sclerosis, epilepsy, inflammatory bowel disease, Huntingdon's disease, Crohn's disease, post-t Read more
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 24 – State Rep. Ed Neilson, D-Phila., is reminding constituents that although his Castor Avenue constituent service office will be closing at the end of the week, his Old Ashton Road constituent service office remains open and ready to assist them.
Due to unforeseen circumstances, Neilson will close his 8100 Castor Ave. constituent service office at 5 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 25.
"It is my goal to ensure that each and every resident of the 174th Legislative District has easy access to the services my office can provide," Neilson said. "While it is unfortunate that this office had to close, I am currently looking at other options that would enable my staff and me to offer the same opportunities to the district in a more convenient location."
Neilson said his main constituent service office, located at 16 Old Ashton Road, will remain open and can be reached at (215) 330-3714.
"My Old Ashton Road office remains fully functional and my staff is equipped to handle a variety of questions about issues related to city, state or federal government," Neilson said. "I hope constituents think of our office as a one-stop shop if they need help with car registrations, signing up for the PACE or PACENET prescription drug programs, obtaining birth or death certificates, or other services."
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Forms for Pennsylvania's Property Tax/Rent Rebate Program for the 2015 tax year are available at my district office – and my staff is ready to help you file yours for free ! The rebate program benefits eligible Pennsylvanians 65 or older, widows and widowers 50 or older, and people with disabilities 18 or older. The income limit is $35,000 a year for homeowners and $15,000 annually for renters. Half of Social Security income is excluded and the maximum standard rebate is $650. Claimants must reapply for rebates every year because they are based on annual income and property taxes or rent paid each year. Spouses, personal representatives or estates may file rebate claims on behalf of deceased claimants who lived at least one day in 2015 and meet all other eligibility criteria. The oft-extended deadline to apply for a rebate on property taxes or rent paid in 2015 is June 30, 2016, and the rebates normally are distributed by the Deparment of Revenue beginning July 1. So, the sooner you file, the sooner you will receive your money. Read more
HARRISBURG, Feb. 10 – The Pennsylvania House of Representatives unanimously adopted a resolution today, sponsored by state Rep. Ed Neilson, D-Phila., which designates the month of February 2016 as "National Senior Independence Month" in Pennsylvania.
"I empathize with older Pennsylvanians who want to do everything possible to stay in the homes that they spent years working for, and my loved ones have expressed similar desires to me and my family," Neilson said. "According to the American Association of Retired Persons, 86 percent of adults over 45 years of age would prefer to stay in their current residence as long as possible, and I can't blame them. I believe it is appropriate for the state to look at every opportunity to make that desire a reality for as many seniors as possible."
Neilson said that National Senior Independence Month serves as an opportunity for senior citizens to evaluate their current living situation, recognize the strengths and weaknesses in their daily routine and make adjustments for a better lifestyle.
"While living independently can pose challenging for some older Pennsylvanians, a few simple changes to home or lifestyle could end up making all the difference. Ensuring that a home is well taken care of and that there aren't any obvious risk to a senior's health or well-being will go a long way in keeping them in their home," Neilson said.
Neilson said that older Pennsylvanians who are interested in staying in their home should routinely Read more
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Welcome to another edition of What Are You Reading, where we can't stop talking about the comics (and other things) we love. I'm pleased as punch to write that our guest this week is R. Sikoryak, whose wonderful book, Masterpiece Comics, is out right now from Drawn and Quarterly.
Click on the link below to find out what Mr. Sikoryak and the rest of the Robot 6 crew are reading this week. And don't forget to let us know what comics or books you're currently enjoying in the comments section.
Sean T. Collins: I just polished off a re-read of Fascism: A Very Short Introduction, by Kevin Passmore — part of Oxford University Press's "Very Short Introduction" series of primers on various philosophical and political topics. The last time I read it, it came in handy in deflecting accusations that superhero comics are fascist. (Believe it or not, Spider-Man isn't a violently antisocialist, ultranationalist racist! Who knew?) This time around…well, I suppose you can imagine what it's useful in deflecting.
Now I'm a few chapters into The Family, Jeff Sharlet's gorgeously written expose of a network of fundamentalist Christians that includes several sitting Senators, Representatives, and governors, working behind the scenes to advance their theocratic utopian ideals around the world. It's like the Illuminati, only I'm guessing they really COULD have stopped Secret Wars 2 had they put their minds to it.
Comics-wise, I'm poised between a read of Abstract Comics, the big fat hardcover collection of nonnarrative sequential art edited by Andrei Molotiu, and Driven by Lemons, Josh Cotter's new sketchbook-derived book that's kind of an "applied abstract comics" demonstration.
Tim O'Shea: I decided to re-read Essential Iron Man Volume 3, with the news of George Tuska's passing making the rounds (go read Bob Greenberger's take on Tuska and make sure to read Bob Rozakis' response in the comments section). The book features a nearly 12-issue run (Iron Man 12-23, Tuska inked Johnny Craig on issue 24) with Archie Goodwin as writer. What really amazes me about the art in some of these issues (in addition to Tuska's great villain faces) is the layouts he did with them. Rather than static square panels, they panels are randomly odd sizes and angles that lend further intensity to the action on the pages. Goodwin and Tuska made a great combo for storytelling. I really should track down a copy of 2005's The Art of George Tuska by Dewey Cassell, come to think of it.
Brief cameo from my son, weighing in with his opinion on G-Man: Cape Crisis 3 — he really enjoyed the flight band radar detector that Glendolf developed. He was bummed out by the ending of this issue, but is curious to see how things turn out next issue. For me, my favorite part was the Fred Hembeck cameo.
Last week I was smacking the X-Men around due to their sheer numbers. But I decided to give Matt Fraction's Uncanny X-Men 516 a try. There's a zillion issues that feature a meeting between Magneto, Cyclops and Professor X, but this one was different in a way that pleasantly surprised me. Sure the issue is still burdened by a slew of characters I have no knowledge of, but I enjoyed it enough to consider buying the next issue.
Congrats to Dan Jurgens for reaching Booster Gold 25 again — and this time it not being the series last issue. I don't know what the Bat books have planned in terms of writers, but if any of thm every need a breather — I really appreciated Jurgens' take on Dick Grayson.
R.E.B.E.L.S. 9 adds Adam Strange to the cast–and Tony Bedard gets the chance to write him in a slightly witty way, a take on the character that is refreshing.
Red Herring 3 features a great congressional hearing scene that includes the line (and title of this issue) "I'm too old for an anal probe."
I'm three issues into The Marvels Project and the pacing of the story is just moving too slow for my taste. And seeing Nick Fury express his dedication to serving the country as an opportunity for "stikin' a thumb in Uncle Adolf's eye" is lame foreshadowing of Nick's own eye's fate. But damn if Steve Epting and Dave Stewart's art is not pretty to look at, no matter how sluggish the pacing.
Adventure Comics 506 is a sweet payoff for all the crappy things that have been done to Tim Drake and Conner Kent. In a just a few panels, Conner and Drake reconnect in a manner that reminds readers what makes this friendship (and the legacy they both carry, good and bad) an interesting tale. There's a great deal of Geoff Johns' writing in recent years that I can do without, but this comic reminds me why I first enjoyed him 10 years ago on Stars and S.T.R.I.P.E.
Chris Mautner: A Distant Neighborhood Vol. 1 and 2 by Jiro Taniguchi. A few years ago, Matthias Wivel decried what he regarded as a certain tendency in French comics to stick to a middlebrow, bourgeois banality that "affirms the status quo." He might as well have been talking about this manga. Taniguchi is an amazing artist, one of the most detailed and expressive craftsman working in manga today (at least that I know of) and yet this story of a middle-aged man who (gasp!) finds himself transported back to his teen-age years is strictly by the numbers. It's better than Alex Robinson's similar effort, Too Cool to Be Forgotten, but only because it doesn't have that annoying non-surprise ending. It's not bad by any means — like I said, Taniguchi is a fabulous artist and he manages to generate some tension by having the man/son try to come up with a way to prevent his father from abandoning his family as he's supposed to do — but it feels awfully bland.
The Complete Peanuts 1971-72 and 1973-74 by Charles M. Schulz. Reading these volumes in one fell swoop, I've kind of come to the conclusion that this period is really the apex of Schulz's career. The "classic" 60s material is great, of course, and Schulz would go on to do high-quality material in the 80s and 90s, regardless of what some haters think, but he was never as consistently hilarious or as poignant as he was in the early to mid-70s. If you're only buying two volumes of this series, it should be these two.
Grandville by Bryan Talbot. OK, so this is a funny animal comic, set in a steampunk-styled Europe. Oh, and it's one of those alternate-history type doo-dads too, where France won the Napoleonic Wars. Oh, and it's also a detective/conspiracy tale. With gobs of blood and violence. And did I mention the whole thing is a very up-front metaphor for 9/11 and the excesses of the Bush Administration? And that it ends with our badger/detective hero facing off against a Donald Rumsfeld-styled rhinoceros in a blimp? Did I also mention that I thought this book was about twelve different kinds of awesome? Cause it totally is.
Matt Maxwell: AGENTS OF ATLAS/X-MEN #1 Two great tastes that taste great together! Well, I'm not so sure about the X-MEN, who I stopped following just after Grant Morrison stopped writing it. But more ATLAS is a good thing in my book (and how could you not love the Atlantean cavalry riding in to the rescue on gigantic crabs while the two dragons watched their proxies bash each others' heads in?) The zaniness seemed a bit subdued this time around, maybe to break in X-MEN readers gently, but it was nice to see an early ATLAS story paid off with Wolverine continuing his vendetta against M-11. The backup feature with the 60s ATLAS squaring off against the Original X-Men (which Jeff Parker knows very well from his stint on FIRST CLASS) was a good read, though I'd have preferred that each story be told completely in a month (on the other hand, I understand why it was presented in this way, because one X-Men team certainly has more selling power than the other.) Hopefully this will get some people to try ATLAS, assuming it's going to be brought back in a new series.
Bought this from Brandon Graham himself at APE today, and have been looking forward to it for a long time, since I was never able to find the Tokyopop edition of the first volume of this book. It's back, being printed by Image in their new, slightly oversized format. KING CITY itself is a wonderfully charming science fiction/crime story featuring intelligent cats that are weapons, spy hotels run by sasquatches, and medicine by vending machine. The best part of all this is that it feels like a consistent fictional world, not just cobbled together from favorite movies and generically bland. Instead, KING CITY is vibrant and wonderful, informed by Mr. Graham's own organic design sense and love of strange, quirky details. Can't wait to read the rest of this.
Grabbed a big stack of books from a trip to the Isotope, including the new volume of AIR, GRANDVILLE by Bryan Talbot and THE COMPLEAT CANNON by Wally Wood. I better hide that last one from the kids…
R. Sikoryak: I just got back from SPX, so I have a big stack of comics that I haven't gotten through yet. I did just finish the new R.O. Blechman book, Talking Lines, if it's not too creass to plug another book from my publisher. I thought that was great. It's great to see him making these strips over so many years and finally geet them into a book. I know how that feels. I love how organic and humane his work is. It looks so unassuming but he gets to deal with a lot of different issues and a lot of different themes in what seems like a very casual style. it really adds up to something greater if you read more and more of him.
I also just finished the Tales Designed to Thrizzle collection, which I've been meaning to read for awhile. I'm a friend of Michael Kupperman's and a big fan of his. I thought it was great to see it all in color.
I'm also reading the Kate Beaton book, Never Learn Anything From History, which I just bought. I wasn't aware of her work before. We did a panel at SPX and as you can imagine I'm excited by the combination of comics and historical stories. I understand now she's a big star.
I love Kate Beaton! Never Learn Anything From History and Thrizzle will keep you laughing all week.
I have to agree that the pacing of The Marvels Project is frustrating to a certain point. In Brubaker's defense, there is a lot of back story to tell. Fpr instance, I had no idea that Namor blamed the entire human race for the demise of Atlantis solely based on what the Nazi's were doing on the other side of the pond.
Another series that should be getting attention is the Human Torch mini-series. It is a great tale that will have a huge impact in the Marvel Universe with the return of the Original Human Torch. We've already seen the return of Toro in the Avengers/Invaders mini series and Bucky has been back for a few years now. Hopefully once we see Steve Rogers come back via the Reborn series, we just might see an updated version of the Invaders or All-Winners Squad in the 21st Century! Hopefully Namor will do right in the upcoming Seige arc and realize that he is a hero, not some Norman Osborn pawn. He'd play a significant role in the Invaders reunion!
Keep your eyes peeled in the next few months to see how all of this plays out!
Namor's being pretty heroic, or at least anti-Osborn, in X-Men these days, MCGroupy. He threw a decapitated sea-monster head through the dude's window.
Sean, that's not just any sea-monster head–it's the genetically modified and spliced head of Namor's ex-wife, Marrina. Worst breakup ever.
Aww, poor Marina. She never really got much of a fair shake. I liked her as a character…back when John Byrne was on Alpha Flight.
Good for Namor. It's about time that Osborn's plans start to unravel. I missed Utopia (or Dark X-Men) issue you were speaking of though. Now I've got to go back through the stack!
I just read an advance review copy of Raina Telgemeier's Smile, which will be coming out from Scholastic. It's such a great story that will resonate with many tween girls as well as us grown-up women, and actually with anyone who has had to face the dentist for any reason! I can't keep up with all the webcomics out there, I prefer to read their compilations in print; and libraries prefer the print as well. This is a book I want to add to my school's library collection.
I got Best American Comics 2007 this weekend. This was the book that caused a shit storm over autobio comics? Really?
Also got Thought Cloud Shrines by Theo Ellsworth, Daredevil: Born Again by Miller and Mazzucchelli, Odds Off by Matt Madden, and a replacement copy of Maus.


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Molecular Biology
Barcode data: Cyclarhis gujanensis
The following is a representative barcode sequence, the centroid of all available sequences for this species.
There are 8 barcode sequences available from BOLD and GenBank.
Below is a sequence of the barcode region Cytochrome oxidase subunit 1 (COI or COX1) from a member of the species.
See the BOLD taxonomy browser for more complete information about this specimen and other sequences.
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Statistics of barcoding coverage: Cyclarhis gujanensis
Public Records: 8
Specimens with Barcodes: 34
Species With Barcodes: 1
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Rufous-browed peppershrike
The rufous-browed peppershrike (Cyclarhis gujanensis) is a passerine bird in the vireo family. It is widespread and often common in woodland, forest edge, and cultivation with some tall trees from Mexico and Trinidad south to Argentina and Uruguay.
The adult rufous-browed peppershrike is approximately 15 cm long and weighs 28 g. It is bull-headed with a thick, somewhat shrike-like bill, which typically is blackish below and pinkish-grey above. The head is grey with a strong rufous eyebrow. The upperparts are green, and the yellow throat and breast shade into a white belly. The subspecies ochrocephala from the south-eastern part of its range has a shorter rufous eyebrow and a brown-tinged crown, while the subspecies virenticeps, contrerasi and saturata from north-western Peru and western Ecuador have greenish-yellow (not grey, as in the "typical" subspecies) nape, auriculars and cheeks.
The song is a whistled phrase with the rhythm Do you wash every week?, but there are extensive variations depending on both individual and range. It is often heard but hard to see as it feeds on insects and spiders high in the foliage, though it has been observed to take small lizards as well.[2]
The nest is a flimsy cup high in a tree with a typical clutch of two or three pinkish-white eggs lightly blotched with brown. Like most vireos, the peppershrike ejects parasitic cowbird eggs.
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- ^ BirdLife International (2012). "Cyclarhis gujanensis". IUCN Red List of Threatened Species. Version 2013.2. International Union for Conservation of Nature. Retrieved 26 November 2013.
- ^ Carlos A. Delgado-V. & Daniel M. Brooks (2003). "Unusual vertebrate prey taken by Neotropical birds". Ornitología Colombiana 1: 63–65.
- ffrench, Richard (1991). A Guide to the Birds of Trinidad and Tobago (2nd edition ed.). Comstock Publishing. ISBN 0-8014-9792-2.
- Hilty, Steven L (2003). Birds of Venezuela. London: Christopher Helm. ISBN 0-7136-6418-5.


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I'm looking for a free web hosting without advertising for a wordpress site.
Thanks :)
I'm looking for a free web hosting without advertising for a wordpress site.
Thanks :)
You get what you pay for, free hosting is not the best way to go. Many hosts are low-cost, only a few dollars a month - about the price of a cup of coffee! If you really don't want to pay for hosting, I suggest using http://www.wordpress.com instead of wordpress.org
I want a FTP access so I don't use wordpress.com ...
Until my website will get more traffic, what free web hosting do you recommend?
I don't recommend any type of free web hosting. If wordpress.com's free service is not enough for your needs, I suggest you purchase hosting.
Use http://x10hosting.com if you looking for a good Free Host, with cPanel 11 and other stuff to download WordPress.
Bottom line: If you want free hosting use WordPress.com - otherwise use a commercial host. Decent shared hosting is not expensive.
Well, I want "this" and I want "that" but I don't want to pay for it.
I mean, really, why even bother?
If you just want to "play around", load it on a local host and fill your boots. If you are serious and want to have a 'real site', then pony up, like the rest of us.
Oh yeah, and then when you run into trouble, come running here for "free" advice.
Sorry for the rant, but I just can't take too much of these types any more :)
For "gawds sakes alive, "Ethel", you can get one full year of "real" hosting at HostGator for 47.52 USD.
If what you want to "say" is not worth this amount, why should your questions be worth anything more? :-)
Gotta hit some middle ground here. Until a month ago, I would have said the same thing as the naysayers.
But now I see that free web hosting has its place. In my case, I found it useful to run Open Source web site monitoring software that gave me more control over things than any affordable service out there. After all, you can't install web monitoring on the same host as what you are monitoring!
I, too, ended up with x10hosting.com. While I wouldn't classify it as "good", it is probably as "acceptable" as you are going to find. By my standards, response time is slow all the time. Sometimes unbearably so. And you can forget about getting outgoing e-mails to work; it is forever getting tagged as a spammer.
If you put WordPress on x10, you are going to frustrate your visitors with the slow response.
On the other hand, if all you want is a place to test before you put out your hard earned money for paid hosting, why not use the 30-100 day money-back guarantees of a paid host you will want to use eventually anyway? That is how I selected my last host. Lots of research, but it took actually signing up before I knew what it "really" was like. Went through three hosts before I found one that was even acceptable to my needs, all in the course of 24 hours. Been happy for 2 1/2 years now, so it was worth the effort.
Now closing this thread to avoid the usual spam.
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Well, how do you fare compared to the Zeitgeist?
Chat up your fellow wooters and let us know how lame this poll was or what obvious choices we missed.
For example: Was this poll a) STUPID, b) DUMB, c) POINTLESS or d) ALL OF THE ABOVE?
Our little bundle of joy has a full time job and moved back home. Should we charge rent?
The Police?
Nana, who lives with us (not the other way around!)
Monday, Wednesday, Friday - Daycare
Tuesday, Thursday - Baba (grandma)
Saturday, Sunday - Mommy and Dada
His fiancee.
Combination of husband, sister, and daycare.
They watch each other.
Tehy're grown. One is a teacher, the other a managing director, so basically, no one.
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Her employer.
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Man held in jail on theft chargesApril 06,2013Man held in jail
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BENNINGTON An Arlington man is being held in jail after being accused of taking two cartons of cigarettes from a Manchester store March 27 and some miscellaneous items from an Arlington doctors office March 9.
Benjamin S. Payne, 32, was arraigned in Bennington criminal court this week on a felony charge of burglary and two misdemeanor charges of petty larceny.
Payne pleaded innocent Monday but at a hearing Tuesday, defense attorney Lucy McCarthy said her client would not object to being held in prison because the Department of Corrections revoked his furlough.
Police said Payne took some tourniquets and needles from Arlington Family Practice on March 9. The combined value of the items was about $1.50, police said
Payne was also accused of taking two cartons of cigarettes and going through an employees handbag at Maplefields store in Manchester on March 27. He was charged with burglary because police said he entered an area of the store not open to the public.
Police said the incident at Maplefields was recorded by the stores video surveillance system.
Payne was charged Friday as a habitual offender, which allows a judge to sentence him to up to life in prison if hes convicted. Payne has previous felony convictions for escaping from furlough, burglary and identity theft.MORE IN This Just In
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