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COLUMBIA — South Carolina authorities say 2009 has been the safest year on the state's roads in 14 years.
Preliminary reports say 881 people died on the state's roads last year, compared to 921 deaths in 2008. The State of Columbia reports the last year to have fewer than 900 deaths on South Carolina roads was 1995.
Public Safety Department Director Mark Keel credits both the slow economy for reducing the amount people drive as well as heightened enforcement for the lower death toll.
Keel says seat belt use is at 81 percent in South Carolina — an all-time high. He says citations for not wearing a seat belt and for driving under the influence also increased significantly this year.
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Codea, The Smart iPad Code Editor, Gets Its Biggest Update Yet
Codea has received a huge update adding an iOS 7 redesign, 64-bit optimization, and much more.
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Codea Now Lets You Run Your Projects Remotely And Edit Them Live With Air Code
No doubt the most noteworthy improvement brought by Codea's new update is Air Code.
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Innovative iPad-Optimized Code Editor Codea Gains Tons Of New Features In 1.5 Update
The innovative code editor for iPad has just received a new major update with the arrival of Codea 1.5.
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Comic-Con posters are rolling out this week as studios get prepped for next week's big shindig down in San Diego. Those and other posters are included in this week's poster wrap up. Check them out below.
Let's jump right into the Comic-Con posters. First up is the Comic-Con poster for 300: Rise of an Empire. The film will be a part of Warner Bros.' massive panel on Saturday morning in Hall H.
Seventh Son debuted a fantastic new trailer earlier this week and we're likely to see that and these two new posters in Hall H on Saturday. Game of Thrones fans will recognize Kit Harrington (Jon Snow) below and A Royal Affair star Alicia Vikander shines amid a purple haze.
Speaking of Comic-Con, Marvel will of course be in attendance. One of the films it will be touting will be Captain America: The Winter Soldier. Here's the teaser poster which arrived online earlier this week. The poster also serves as a nice Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. pun.
Staying on the superhero theme, here's the new poster for Kick-Ass 2. The film will be a part of Universal's Friday Hall H presentation, which we presume will be without Jim Carrey.
He may be canceling the apocalypse this weekend in Pacific Rim, but later this year (and in January 2014 in the U.K.) Idris Elba portrays the former South African president and civil rights icon Nelson Mandela in Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom. Bond Girl Naomie Harris plays his wife Winnie. The film gets an awards-season push with a November 29 domestic release. Watch the teaser trailer, which arrived online this morning.
On a more B-movie note, two posters for Billy Club arrived online today combining the horror-movie genre with the great American past time of baseball. The film will get a limited release later this year.
Another indie flick worth keeping a eye out for is the latest from Drafthouse Films. A new trailer arrived online today for I Declare War and the film has already stirred up some buzz in the film festival circuit.
Switching to a different kind of kids movie (namely one where they aren't shooting each other with assault rifles), here's the French teaser poster for Disney's Frozen. We'll be hearing a lot more about the movie leading up to D23 Expo in early August.
Let's close with the defending box office champion Despicable Me 2. Here's the latest Japanese poster which is littered with Minions and a waaay longer title - Villainous Gru's Minions Crisis... Yeah, I like Despicable Me 2 better.


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Google Probed by European Union Over Search Results, Online Ads
Google Inc. faces a probe by European Union antitrust regulators for allegedly discriminating against competing services in its search results and for stopping some websites from accepting rival ads.
The European Commission said it's investigating whether Google's AdSense contracts prevent publishers from striking deals to place ads from other services on their sites. It will also look at allegations that Google limits advertisers' ability to move data, such as search terms, from AdWords to competitors.
Google, the world's biggest Internet-search company, is drawing increasing scrutiny from regulators over its market power. Microsoft Corp.'s Ciao from Bing and other rivals filed an antitrust complaint against the company in Europe earlier this year. There also has been separate criticism from French, German and U.K. data protection regulators over Google's Street View service, which shows pictures of streets and homes.
"Given the dominance of Google in the European search market, this doesn't come as a huge surprise," said Sam Hart, a media analyst at Charles Stanley & Co. in London. Any remedies will probably result in "minor tweaking" of Google's search functionality, rather than sweeping changes, he said.
The EU investigation will examine whether Google's size has turned the market into a "closed system," said Martin Sorrell, chief executive of WPP Plc, a U.K.-based advertising company. "If there's nothing wrong and everything's hunky-dory, then there's no problem."
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Antitrust regulators have power to impose fines of as much as 10 percent of revenue for monopoly abuses. The EU's highest-ever penalty of 1.06 billion euros ($1.38 billion) was against Intel Corp. last year.
Google said in an e-mailed statement it "worked hard to do the right thing by our users and our industry" by marking ads clearly and enabling users and advertisers to move data to other services.
Google shares fell $26.40, or 4.5 percent, to $555.71 in Nasdaq Stock Market trading at 4 p.m. New York time. The shares have declined 10 percent this year.
"There's always going to be room for improvement, and so we'll be working with the commission to address any concerns," Mountain View, California-based Google said. Advertising accounted for almost 97 percent of its revenue last year, or about $22.9 billion.
Getting Cooperation
Joaquin Almunia, the European Union's antitrust commissioner, told European lawmakers today that the company had cooperated with the probe "a lot."
The company's European market share is more than 90 percent, Almunia said. "We cannot ignore this, and we need to do our best to follow up this investigation," he said.
Google said in a separate statement that its contracts "can't prevent users from choosing other search providers." Online contracts for AdSense "have never been exclusive" and the company stopped using exclusive terms for non-online contracts almost two years ago, it said.
Advertisers can export their ad campaigns to other platforms, Google said. Even so, ad agencies are restricted from using an AdWords tool to automatically copy data from one screen or tab to another.
The commission said it will also investigate whether Google abused its dominant position by promoting its own services over rival price-comparison sites.
No Proof Yet
"This initiation of proceedings does not imply that the commission has proof of any infringements," the commission said. "It only signifies that the commission will conduct an in-depth investigation of the case as a matter of priority."
The agency can close probes if it finds no evidence to back up the allegations.
Google is "stifling innovation," price-comparison site Foundem, one of the complainants, said in an e-mail. It "should not be allowed to discriminate in favor of its own services" and should clearly label its own services in search results, the U.K. shopping-search site said.
Microsoft, another of the complainants, declined to comment, said Jesse Verstraete, a spokesman for the Redmond, Washington-based company.
"Google is being very conciliatory in their initial response," said Ian Brown, a researcher at the U.K.'s Oxford Internet Institute. "Clearly any company that has the market share Google does in Europe is going to have to be very careful."
Previous Agreements
Google has reached a series of accords with European governments and cultural groups this year, aiming to cool tensions. Last week, Google's YouTube division announced an agreement with three French artistic collection agencies over compensation for online video consumption, following a similar deal with the country's largest music-industry group.
Microsoft, the world's largest software company, has waged its own battle over competition. Last year, it ended more than a decade of antitrust disputes with the EU by pledging to offer consumers an automatic choice between its Internet Explorer and competitors' browsers.
Today's probe announcement "represents growing concern over Google's power and dominance, which echoes earlier antitrust investigations against its rival Microsoft," said Greg Sterling, an analyst at Sterling Market Intelligence in San Francisco.
Google is expanding via acquisitions, spending $1.6 billion on more than 20 companies in the first nine months of this year. It also is close to an agreement to acquire daily coupon company Groupon Inc. for about $6 billion, according to two people with knowledge of the negotiations.
On Sept. 25, European regulators said they had closed investigations into Apple Inc.'s practices after the company relaxed restrictions on the development tools for iPhone applications and introduced cross-border iPhone warranty repair services within the EU region.


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This document explains what can and can't be recycled in the Curtis State Office Building.
Before the formation of the Green Team, there was limited paper, magazine, newsprint, aluminum, and cardboard recycling available in the Curtis Building. While recycling for these materials did exist, the lack of convenience was a major obstacle. Employees had to take materials to the loading dock in the basement. They were also responsible for collecting and emptying their own paper recycling. Another obstacle was a lack of awareness as to what could be recycled and where. An initial waste audit revealed that 57% of the building's waste was recyclable paper. Other materials found in significant amounts include newsprint, aluminum cans, plastic bottles, and chipboard. In May of 2006, the Curtis Building Green Team was formed and began meeting regularly. The team, charged with increasing recycling rates, promoting waste reduction, and encouraging the purchase of environmentally responsible products, is made up of representatives from various bureaus from the Kansas Department of Health and Environment, as well as the Department of Commerce, Kansas Board of Regents, building maintenance and building housekeeping. The team works closely with the Division of Facilities Management and Deffenbaugh Industries to provide more opportunities for recycling, waste reduction, and environmentally responsible purchasing. Thus far, the team's accomplishments include: - Introduction of a desk-side paper recycling receptacles - Establishment of recycling stations for newsprint, magazines, and cardboard and chipboard on every floor - Expansion of plastic bottle and aluminum recycling program so that there are now receptacles in most of building's break rooms as well as other areas - Providing information and encouragement on purchasing recycled content paper and remanufactured toner and printer cartridges. - Including the collection and transportation of recyclables into our janitorial contract when it was renewed. Now the janitorial contractor handles all of the recycling. The team has also been responsible for initiating an outreach and education campaign that targets recycling, waste reduction, and recycled content purchasing. The campaign has so far included e-mails, the creation of a building recycling guide, a display in the first floor lobby and the distribution of paper recycling guidelines, and information about remanufactured toner cartridges and double sided printing. The team's future plans include: Incorporating environmental concerns into annual KDHE employee picnic, by phasing out the use of Styrofoam tableware and providing recycling receptacles for the event; Starting again with Friday Facts, a biweekly recycling, waste reduction, and environmentally responsible purchasing facts and tips e-mail; Continuing waste reduction and purchasing campaigns.show less
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Firearms Disarming and Retention (POSA)
Firearm disarming is a vital skill set that has saved the lives of countless officers. The number of officers shot with their own weapon is a testimony for the need for training in weapon retention. This program, with Ralph Mroz, leads viewers through a discussion of various techniques as well as the advantages and disadvantages of each.
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Lowpoly Shepard by PyroxeneWatch
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Here's a closeup of Shepard, from this scene: [link]
I'll upload more of these later (there's 10 in total).
I'll upload more of these later (there's 10 in total).
Great work! Super use of texturespace and polygons.
texture painting without lightmap.!!!???
may i have the 3d model of shepard
You did awesome work on the stylization and execution of these!
the texturing on these is brilliant. looking forward to more of your work. congrats on the joystiq post.
Those lowpoly Mass Effect characters look amazing. Can I ask what software you used to make these models?
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I'm not someone who hates your series...
I'm not a fan either. I don't like silly voices and I don't like simplistic character design when it does nothing. But if other people enjoy it, I don't care. I care when a response flash like this is pumped out. When someone releases a cartoon solely to defend themselves, or to attack the those against them. It's worsened when it achieves less than what others make fun of you for. That's all. Good luck with your little series. Hopefully you can nab some more of us in limbo on this one by upping the quality, cutting back on the goofy voices, and doing more with teeth than sitting in gums the duration of most of the episode.
dude they where all so funny man da dicks with da bad ratings for it need shooting i mean how can u rate dis bad lol the graphics wher simp[le but its alot easiers and can make things fast to make so you dont get people complaining so i understand wher yopur cumin from in that area, the style was great aswell, the Violence was an 8 cause it wasnt scary Violence it was funn Violence lol and the Humor was great in all of them i couldnt stop laughting it was so funny i nearly laughed my tass of lituraly lol so i gave you an Overall of 10 i let you slide on the Violence cause everything else made up for it i cant wait for the next on dude!!! maybe you can put Goerge bush or tony blair in it lol peace out man
You are the king...
Dude, you friggin rock. You make awesome animations and you don't take shit from anyone. You're friggin AWESOME!!!
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way to hit em back, nice work, short sweet and funny. Way to kjeep your head/cool
It was great! Like the music, too.
Granted, your movies do have a certain level of simplicity. But, I for one am captivated by a hilarious cartoon that doesn't all they can to make their animation top of line. A great comedy shouldn't be all about appearance, but more about the comedy it delivers. I laughed at both the Toof series and Toof six. I'd say, as a message to all you Toof haters out there, don't hate, appreciate. Or at least keep your yap shut. Don't worrk, Logo, I still love your toons.


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If believing in god was the answer how come the more Atheistic countries have a lot less crime than we do ?
Even in our own country the more pious South has more crime than the much less religious parts of the country.
I think that this is all much more complicated than we can address here. I think that one very important thing is the lack of fathers in families, and the high amount of people having kids who are basically unfit to be parents.
It's funny, we invented gods thousands of years ago to explain the things we didn't understand, now the cults (religions) that have sprung up around those myths keep people from understanding the things that we can explain.
70 % of us still won't accept the fact of evolution.
Religion isn't the answer, it's part of the problem.


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have been setting our pages to private using the WP [private][/private] codes on our pages. Suddenly it has stopped working.
When a member is signed in, and accesses a page, they get a 404 error (which we changed to state they must be logged in --but already are logged in.)
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I'm having a 3 separate Internet connections which are connected through through the router for each PC.
I would like to know is it possible to combine all these connections and share the connection through the separate server? So the server shares all the Internet?
If it's possible how can I do it? Need a solution in Windows XP
And also is it possible to limit maximum file size that can be downloaded through the server?


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A alternative to the SAS Viewer written in SAS/AF. First presented on 2010-10-05 in BASAS meeting. With extended abilities in sorting, filtering, simple frequency count, statistics and various data review oriented features.
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Definition of atorvastatin
: a statin administered orally in the form of its hydrated calcium salt (C33H34FN2O5)2·Ca3H2O to lower lipid levels in the blood
Origin and Etymology of atorvastatin
ator- (perhaps alteration of lipid control) + -vastatin (as in lovastatin)
First Known Use: 1994
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: a statin that is administered orally (as in hypercholesterolemia) in the form of its hydrated calcium salt (C33H34FN2O5)2Ca·3H2O to lower lipid levels in the blood ◆Atorvastatin is marketed under the trademark Lipitor and when used in combination with amlodipine, under the trademark Caduet.
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I doubled the recipe and put it in a 9 x 13 pan.... The PERFECT brownie!!!.. You just want to eat and eat them!!!....Thank You!!!
This is a very interesting yet delicious brownie recipe. It calls for only 1/4 cup melted butter so the batter is very thick, and the finished brownies (I baked mine in an 8-inch pan for 20 minutes) have a nice crackly top, but the crackle is very thick and not shiny, unlike typical brownies. However, they are absolutely delicious, chewy and fudgy, and remind me of the best boxed brownies (which was always my goal - to make homemade brownies that are as chewy and tasty as box mix brownies). However, I just wanted to double check - is the 1/4 cup of melted butter correct, or is it supposed to be 1/3 or 1/2 cup? Thanks for posting this recipe!
Delicious brownies! Chewy, fudgy brownie goodness. They are incredibly simple to make. I went ahead and baked them in a 9x13 pan. I think I would like them a little thicker next time so I'll go the 8x8 route. Thanks for posting this great recipe!
I've been on the same "perfect" brownie quest all my life. I'm happy to say that my search is over. These brownies are super easy, with a soft & chewy texture, not cake-like. I made them for dessert last night and the whole pan (I used the 8x8 for thicker brownies) was gone by this morning. They really are the "can't stop eating them" brownies. :) I do like to make brownies with frosting once in a while, but I loved not having to spend the time doing it unless I want to. This recipe is just perfect for a quick brownie fix without a lot of time or ingredients involved. I used double dutch processed cocoa and a stick of Imperial brand margarine in this recipe. (I would usually use butter but DH accidentally bought margarine - & now I know how I'm going to use it all up! LOL) Thanks so much for posting your creation, No More Sweets! I'll be using it again & again! Made & devoured for Spring 2009 Pick A Chef.
This is fabulous and thanks for sharing. Use a hersey candy bar for the frosting. Just put the candy bar on the top of the brownies when they come out of the oven and then smooth out when it starts melting. YUMO
Best Dang Brownies I ever ate and made, I use one cup of sugar and Hershey's Special Dark Cocoa powder and margarine and they turn out great.
I've made these brownies twice this week and the taste fantastic! I used an 8x8 pan and found that I had to bake them for 40-45 minutes. My only issue is that is with cutting them. Even completely cooled (first batch was cooled overnight before cutting) they get butchered. No matter, the shape of the cut doesn't change how amazing they taste! ;) Will be using this recipe over and over. Thanks!
These are really good. I thought the batter was a little dry so I added about a tablespoon of vegetable oil. Baked in an 8x8 pan and they turned out great!
5 star all the way!! I love how it only uses 1/4 cup of butter but are still have wonderful texture. My husband was the "taste tester" & loved them. I used half sugar, half Spenda, subbed 1/4 cup of whole wheat flour for the all purpose & baked for 20 minutes in an 8X8 pan. SPECIAL thanks to Puptentjr for writing down the adjusted cooking time--I foolishly thought that since these would be thicker brownies, they'd need 35 min of bake time. They would have burnt to a crisp w/o that helpful review! 20 minutes was perfect for the 8X8 pan. Thanks again for sharing!!!!!!
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Watch a supercut of some of cinematographer Roger Deakins' best work
I've spent the better part of the last few months diving into the catalog of cinematographer Roger Deakins, starting with Michael Radford's "Nineteen Eighty Four" and soaking up each and every indelible image he's given us over the last three decades. I imagine I'll write something up soon enough, as he'll surely be in the thick of things again this season with his work on Angelina Jolie's "Unbroken," but in the meantime, here's a delicious video exploration of some of his work.
The video — pieced together by Plot Point Productions — leans heavily on the latter-day stuff. Lots of "No Country," "Jesse James," "Revolutionary Road," "Jarhead," "True Grit," etc. Probably that's because all of those are available in higher definition formats, but it would be great to see more of the striking imagery from "Sid and Nancy" or "Kundun" or little-seen stuff like "Mountains of the Moon" slip in. Having marinated in all of this stuff for so long, I've become pretty attuned to this guy's tendencies, and they really never fail to leave me breathless.
Nevertheless, it's all tied together with elegant visual themes and cues and serves as a great reminder, if you needed one, that Deakins may just be the best painter of light working in the business today. (And I certainly love the music choice.) More on him and his work, no doubt, later this year. Check out the video below and enoy.
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Fifty-five years ago, one of the most notorious chapters in the Cold War began after American U-2 pilot Francis Gary Powers was shot down and captured during a spying mission over the Soviet Union. Read More
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Boots Haul
I have been on a huge spending freeze (hence my LONG blogging absence) so when this month came around and I had some money to spare the first place I hit was Boots! I went a little crazy but in my defence this haul will last me a while.....
Hello 2015
I began this post with a grovelling explanation for my radio silence the past couple of months but then changed my mind. The truth is I have been in a blogging funk and felt like I was on the starting blocks waiting for the gun shot to get the race underway only I stayed still. I love being creative weather that is through my blog or crafting and this winter I focused on crafting more than blogging. Each time I sat down to write I stalled and sat with fingers poised over the keyboard only to click log off.
It seems like only yesterday I was greeting 2014 and now another year has passed and I look at my blog and realise how long ago it was since I last posted. I keep hearing a saying this year already - "New Year.....New Me!" I feel like New Years is a time to reflect and take stock then scrap the failures and pick up again. So that's what i'm going to do.... maybe not a whole new me....I kind of like the old one! But a more improved me that spends less time hesitating and more time going for it.
With that said here is to 2015 and the brand new adventure ahead of us! x
My Little Box
I arrived home today to a little surprise (well I did order it but I was surprised at its speedy arrival). My Little Box!! I have been so excited to receive this box and I was even more excited when I opened it. So excited that I had taken photographs and was booting up my laptop to do this post before I even realized what I was doing!
You Beauty Discovery Box
My You Beauty Discovery Box for September arrived and as usual there was lots to choose from but this is what I chose for my box this month....
Zoeva Rose Gold Luxury Brush Set
I have had my eye on these Zoeva Rose Gold Brushes for a while. They have been doing the rounds on a lot of beauty blogs lately and I was surprised how reasonably priced they were. I love Real Techniques brushes and couldn't imagine another brand comparing with them but these do......They are excellent quality and for £55 (plus p&p) they are a bargain! They come in a beautiful clutch bag that will be perfect for transporting them when I go away for the night.
September Wish List
Things are constantly catching my eye and I make a mental note to put that on my wish list! Most things I don't end up purchasing but then there those odd few items that I can't seem to forget about and that I think of as I drift off into a peaceful night sleep. So here is my September Wish List....I warn you there are a quiet a few....but then again it is my birthday month so I feel that a couple extra's are allowed
Hugo Boss Ma Vie Pour Femme = £37-£65
I bought this months Cosmopolitan and there was a sample page of this. It is a beautiful scent that I immediately loved...and proceeded to rub the page all over me!! But I got a lot of compliments in work of how wonderful I smelt (they will never know! :))
Elf Eyeid Primer in Sheer = £1.95
I have read a couple of great reviews for this eyelid primer. I have noticed the past couple of times I have applied my mascara I get some transfer on my eyelid around lunchtime. So I am hoping this will fix that but i'll keep you posted.
Hourglass Ambient Lighting Powder in Dim Light = £38
I purchased the Ambient Lighting Powder palette in April this yer and have used it every day. I can not get enough of it! I apply my Dim Light with a Real Techniques Duo-Fiber Face Brush and it applies beautifully. I haven't hit pan on any of the trio YET! So this would be a back up for when that sad day comes.
Illamasqua Blush in S.O.P.H.I.E = £21.50
I have become a little obsessed with blush lately and seem to zero in on them in shops. This shade would be lovely for everyday, I could see it becoming part of my daily make up routine.
Liz Earle Cleanse & Polish Hot Cloth Cleanser = £14.75
I have already gushed about this enough in my review (click here to read). I have just used the last of my Birchbox sample so this might need to be an emergency purchase!
Lush Hair Doctor Hair Mask = £6.95
I watched Miss Budget Beauty's YouTube Relax with Me video and she used this hair mask and I haven't been able to stop thinking about this since. This may also have to be an emergency purchase on my trip into town later today
Zoeva Rose Gold Luxury Set = £55
This is a bit of a cheat as I have already ordered these but I wanted to add them in as they are so pretty! I should receive them any day now so I will be sure to do a review on here shortly. I am sure I will love them!
Tiffany Hearts - Arrow Necklace = £150
This is my last wish list item and is a biggie!! It is expensive but hopefully with a little bit of saving and some overtime in work this will be mine one day....I'm going to sit and stare at this for a while now.........
So that is my wish list, some small and some not so small! I'm sure come October I will have seen something else that has caught my eye. I hope you get everything you wish for this month! x
Makeup Revolution Haul and Swatches
After hearing a couple of beauty bloggers talk about Makeup Revolution I decided to check out what all the fuss was about! I'm generally the last to the party with most things and this is no exception. I had watched in awe as YouTube bloggers filmed hauls with mounds of products to reveal it cost them as little at £30!! This is the type of brand I am interested in. I wanted to see if the low price resulted in low quality so I logged on and made a purchase.....well several! Once I started adding things to my basket I found it difficult to click check out. I wanted to see what other bargains were available, and with lipstick from as little as £1 I was amazed at how much I could get for my money.
Hello September
Its here.....its finally here!! Hello September! My favourite month of the year. It's the change from Summer to Autumn when its okay to pull on those Ugg boots and scarves and dust off those rolled up mittens. It is also my birthday month and a time when I love to look back on the past year. A whole year past and a whole year older! There is something special about September that fills me with excitement and the thought that soon it will be the colder months and time for festivities like Halloween, Bon Fire night and of course CHRISTMAS! I am not ashamed to be one of those people who as of today has a mental countdown to christmas and list of presents for everyone! So here is to an amazing September and the beginning of the cosy months! x
Liz Earle Cleanse & Polish Hot Cloth Cleanser
I am in love with Liz Earle Cleanse & Polish Hot Cloth Cleanser! I received a sample in my May Birchbox and was really excited to use it. I decided to give it a go!


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When I activate WP CleanFix, the admin page become blank. I have the latest version of WordPress 3.4.2 and all other plugins are deactivated.
When I activate WP CleanFix, the admin page become blank. I have the latest version of WordPress 3.4.2 and all other plugins are deactivated.
Hello flowersn, you might not have enough memory. Also try and removing it and installing the plugin again, this sometimes works.
Kind regards
PHP Memory Limit: 256M
The same error after removing and installing again.
Hello flowersn, I suspect that you have a plugin conflict. Have you tried disabling all the plugins and check one by one?
Kind regards
All plugins are deactivated, only WP CleanFix is active.
Hi, I think that you might have the following:
1) Your Theme might be conflicting with WP CleanFix
I have stopped using this great plugin even though it works on all my 7 sites to be exact and without a problem because it still shows an old WordPress version and soon WordPress 3.5 will be out. I always look for alternatives if a plugin has not been updated for a while or I suspect other issues or find another plugin that works best for me.
Don't get me wrong this plugin is great.
I have a testing site that I use to simply check all my plugins with the current version of WordPress in beta or RC state.
I hope this helps you.
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Yes, the theme "Elements of SEO" by Drew Stauffer is in conflict with WP CleanFix. Changed the theme and it's OK now.
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Hi guys,
On WP 3.6 an url with a dot, a column of many of them still works and google treates it as dublicate content. Here is an example:
Original: http://wplancer.com/a-beginners-guide-to-the-command-line/
With a dot: http://wplancer.com/a-beginners-guide-to-the-command-line./
With a column: http://wplancer.com/a-beginners-guide-to-the-command-line:/
With many dots: http://wplancer.com/a-beginners-guide-to-the-command-line........../
All of these urls work and if mistakebly on the site, will be considered dublicate content by Google.
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|Reviews for What Chicken Soup Can Lead To
| kat chapter 1 . 6/19
stop. this was so cute I cant. michi has ruined my life lol.
| Guest chapter 1 . 4/11/2015
| OnceUponAnOriginal chapter 1 . 7/29/2014
N'aww this is adorable!
| Hawtrod chapter 1 . 8/22/2012
That was adorable
| lalalalal chapter 1 . 4/10/2012
Hi! I hope it doesn't bother you but I made an illustration about your fic, sorry for not asking your permission before.
If you wanna see it : #/d4vt0on
| PaintingRainbowSkies chapter 1 . 4/4/2012
awww so cute 3 for a comversation story this is so cute and fluff
| chocolatesundae chapter 1 . 11/19/2010
Please continue writing MICHI fanfictions! There really needs to be more.
| tribblemaddness chapter 1 . 11/12/2009
the things byfriends put up with, but good story
| SugarSpiral chapter 1 . 7/8/2009
You know, for a conversation only story, this was hilarious!
| CHAN LEE chapter 1 . 7/4/2009
| AcousticLovely chapter 1 . 6/30/2009
I luv this story!
| Akazato chapter 1 . 6/30/2009
I can't believe one of your reviewers said Robert Pattinson is a douche! He's seriously not. And that's not$ just my obsession for him talking... Lol.
Anyway, this little dialogue drabble was full of sweet fluff. I liked it a lot.
| Kap487 chapter 1 . 6/30/2009
Twilight and Robert Pattinson. Seriously.
No offense or anything, it was pretty funny. uBt the Robert Pattinson thing was weird because all the girls I know like Taylor Lautner.
| LoveIt123 chapter 1 . 6/30/2009
N'aww sweet!
Urgh you don't kiss sick people Tai 0( lol.
| MimixIshidax chapter 1 . 6/29/2009
Awe...that was really cute. I like :].
I love Tai and Twilight (though I'm more of a Kellan Lutz kind of girl myself...Rob's a little crazy and kind of a douche.) so this was adorable. Keep it up :] Update that wedding/stalker/suspense fic you have up, I wanna know what happens next! Lol.


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County center's final addition moves forward
$415 million complex should be completed in about a year when registrar's office gets new digs
A giant present awaits the folks who run San Diego County's election and campaign services, but the unwrapping isn't happening this holiday season.
The unfurling takes place about a year from now when Registrar Deborah Seiler and her staff of 63 move from their current home on Ruffin Court off Clairemont Mesa Boulevard into $75 million new digs at the County Operations Center campus in Kearny Mesa.
Grading for the center's last scheduled addition begins next month after a groundbreaking tentatively set for Dec. 19.
When the registrar project is done, the $415 million center built over six years in the 5500 block of Overland Avenue will be finished, although there's still room for two more buildings and another parking garage if needed someday.
Supervisor Ron Roberts helped spearhead the effort to centralize county services in modern facilities. He says it's a place county residents should be proud of showing off to out-of-town relatives.
"The entire campus is a lot more than just a 9-to-5 place to get government processing done," said Roberts. "Its been thoughtfully done from beginning to end."
What had been a collection of aging buildings is among the most modern government centers in the county, constructed with green building techniques that have garnered awards and been decorated with commissioned artwork.
The complex's first piece was a $59 million medical examiner's facility opened in December 2009. It replaced an aging building that Roberts said was simply depressing.
That hit home several years ago when a friend's son was killed in an accident. Roberts said the man called early on a Saturday morning seeking his help in getting the examiner to allow him and his wife to view their son's body before it had been prepared for viewing.
"I called out there and asked them to get the son ready, and then I thought I'd better go out there myself. It was just an old, falling-apart building, and I thought about what a terrible place it was for people who are grieving to have to go to."
The second piece of the complex was completed in 2010 for $168 million, which added two office buildings and a parking structure. Housed there are several county departments, including environmental health, public works, parks and recreation, the auditor and veterans services.
The most recently completed phase wrapped up work in July. That $113 million project included two more buildings where Planning and Development Services along with the offices of the county fire authority, public defenders, a cafeteria and public hearing event space. It's also where the county Planning Commission now conducts its hearings.
Other than a $112 million bond issue in 2009, the county has paid cash for the complex, saving significantly on financing costs.
The county decided to build rather than retrofit the existing buildings after a study showed their maintenance costs would exceed $216 million over 20 years. Supervisors decided that consolidating scattered county operations into a central complex and getting rid of expensive leases was the wisest choice.
In August, the county dedicated $1.7 million in public art for the complex. That stemmed from its policy that one-half of 1 percent for the costs of certain public buildings pay for original works of art complimenting the facility.
On Tuesday, the county was given a platinum certificate by the U.S. Green Building Council for use of energy-efficient roofing and windows, drought tolerant landscaping and work stations that take advantage of natural light.
"The whole thing's been done on time and on budget," Roberts said when the award was presented to the Board of Supervisors. "We've created a campus out of a collection of old buildings." firstname.lastname@example.com • (619) 293-2836


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Visiting Postdoctoral Fellowships at BeineckeThe newly-refurbished Beinecke Library at Yale University is again accepting applications for fellowships... More >
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The Beinecke Library has acquired the papers of Donald Margulies, the Pulitzer Prize-winning American playwright. "We are thrilled to add the papers of Donald Margulies,... More >
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The Windham-Campbell Prizes has announced the full schedule for its third annual literary festival, taking place at Yale University from Sept. 28 through Oct.... More >
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The latest edition of Beinecke Illuminated, the Beinecke Rare Book & Manuscript Library's newsletter, is hot off the presses. ... More >
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On Aug. 6, 1945, an atomic bomb detonated over Hiroshima, destroying the city and killing tens of thousands of people. Three days later, a second bomb exploded over Nagasaki.... More >
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The temporary reading room is located in Yale's Sterling Memorial Library, across Wall Street from the Beinecke.
Beginnig September 6, 2016 our hours will be
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On a lonely planet beset by toxic chemicals, animal-to-human infections, cancers of all kinds, rampant obesity and a looming Centenarian Boom, the "One Health" concept just makes sense
Tag » health
February 13, 2015
Toward Optimal Health
February 12, 2015
Climate Change and Health
As the world warms, insects and pathogens are on the move. Heat waves are getting hotter and more frequent. Algal blooms are increasing in frequency, intensity and duration, posing risks to drinking water and shellfish consumption. Wildfires are putting more particulates into the air, leading to increases in asthma and hospital admissions for respiratory distress. […]
February 12, 2015
The Adams File: The Future of Health Care
As planning for this issue of Terra got underway, the Ebola outbreak was capturing attention in medical journals and news reports and across the Internet. There were fears of a pandemic. Previously known only in Africa, the disease had appeared in the United States and Spain. Public health specialists struggled to cut the rate of […]
February 12, 2015
OSU's Health Research Network
The science of human health is a collective enterprise at Oregon State. It encompasses: More than 300 faculty members in seven academic colleges, Extension Service offices and 10 centers and institutes Thousands of students, research assistants and post-doctoral scientists Partnerships with agencies, businesses, public health departments and universities The work is interdisciplinary. Engineers strategize […]
February 10, 2015
Closing in on Cholera
In the life of Bo Park, there's a quirky connection between her early childhood in South Korea and her pharmacology research at Oregon State University: fish. In the city of Incheon where she was born, her mom and dad sold hot bowls of fishcake soup from the food truck they owned and operated. As a […]
May 29, 2014
Oregon State Nuclear Engineers Solve Looming Medical Isotope Shortage
When John Nuslein began experiencing chest pain, he contacted his doctor and underwent a round of tests. But the standard electrocardiogram and cardiac treadmill were inconclusive. It took a nuclear medicine stress test — a procedure in which a radioactive substance is injected into a vein — to visualize two blocked arteries in his heart. […]
May 28, 2014
Poison in the Blood
A group of researchers in the College of Engineering, however, are working with teams of undergraduate and graduate students on a project that may soon have the whole world talking about sepsis. Finally there may be a way to combat this syndrome with something other than antibiotics — which often don't work.
October 10, 2013
End-of-Life Dilemma
When dying people choose to hasten death with a doctor's help, their caregivers often face a troubling dilemma. In particular, hospice — the final stop for many terminal patients — poses an overlooked problem, OSU researchers report. That's because hospice objects to physician-assisted death, yet most patients who choose assisted death are in hospice care. […]
October 10, 2013
Biological Origami and Naked Mole Rats
A half-ounce flying mammal, a tiny marsupial that glides from tree limb to tree limb, and a hairless, burrowing rodent with supersize front teeth all share a trait that makes them intriguing to researcher Viviana Perez: exceptional longevity. The little brown bat (Myotis lucifungus), common across North America, has been known to live more than […]
October 10, 2013
New Flu Clues
When flu season rolls around, hundreds of thousands of Americans will get sick. Nearly a quarter-million will be hospitalized. Tens of thousands will die. Despite the risks, only about a third of Americans will get vaccinated. Researchers now say the nation's vaccination priorities need to shift. That's because the groups least likely to get the […]
July 2, 2013
From Zebrafish to You
On average, an individual encounters about 80,000 synthetic chemicals every day. So says Robert Tanguay, a toxicologist at Oregon State University. Many of those chemicals — from fire retardants in fabrics to drying agents in paint — are untested for toxicity to people. Tanguay and his research team are working to change that. Their results […]
May 22, 2013
Hmong Health Study Defies Expectations
The risks are especially high among the Hmong, whose cervical cancer rates are some of the nation's highest.
May 3, 2013
Learning to Fly
For many first-year college students, going to a new school represents "leaving the nest." They are now responsible for housing, bills and their own education. But according to Heidi Igarashi , a research assistant at Oregon State University, most are still in their parents' nest and will be for several more years. "Parents used to […]
January 23, 2013
The Hidden Dangers of Flame Retardants
Your old sofa, as comfy as it is, could be a hazard to your children's health.
January 18, 2013
Student Researcher Aims to Give Kids a Boost in School
Playing games may be fun and exciting for young children, but researchers have found they also can be academically beneficial. Human Development and Family Studies Ph.D. student Sara Schmitt is finding out just how much. "One of the primary studies I've been involved in here at Oregon State is trying to develop a screening tool […]
January 18, 2013
Long Life and Naked Mole Rats
At 7 a.m., Minhazur Sarker is the first person to arrive in Tory Hagen's lab on the third floor of the Linus Pauling Science Center. Hagen, a renowned researcher with the Linus Pauling Institute, studies the human healthspan. The research that takes place in his lab is focused toward a lofty goal: promoting healthy, less […]
November 27, 2012
'Tis the Season
PORTLAND – It was a nippy November day in Pioneer Courthouse Square. The city's annual Christmas tree was going up — a giant evergreen to mark the holiday season. But that wasn't the only super-sized object with a seasonal message. A couple of strides from the mega-tree stood a monstrous nose, a reminder that the […]
October 12, 2012
The Ethic of Care
The three rats snoozing in Cage 57 don't know it, but they could someday help save thousands of human lives. Snuggled in their EcoFresh bedding, the rodents are digesting a meal that may hold clues to preventing colon cancer, the second-leading cause of cancer deaths in the United States. On their cage, equipped with HEPA […]
October 12, 2012
High Grades for Animal Care
In awarding full accreditation to Oregon State University in March, AAALAC offered the following remarks to Rick Spinrad, vice president for research. "The Council commends you and your staff for providing and maintaining an excellent program of laboratory animal care and use." Especially noteworthy, the council said, was the high level of administrative commitment to […]
October 12, 2012
Doctor at the Top
A human life can pivot on the quirkiest of convergences. In the life of Helen Diggs, it was the accidental nexus of five unfortunate hikers, a bagful of poisonous mushrooms and a few heroic pigs that set change in motion. It all started early one morning in 1988 when Diggs, then a young veterinarian, heard […]
October 12, 2012
A Whole Lot of Seriousness
"Nothing is more important in an animal study than the animal itself," says Steve Durkee. His tone is reminiscent of Moses handing down the stone tablets. Just like Moses, Durkee is not kidding around. The righteous idealism that fed Durkee's Greenpeace activism in his "younger, wilder days" still beats in his chest as administrator of […]
October 12, 2012
Drug Test
By some estimates, a third to half of the artesunate, an anti-malarial drug, in some countries is counterfeit. The World Health Organization has called for faster, more accurate tests, and now a team of Oregon State University chemists has stepped up with an innovative approach.
August 24, 2012
Beyond Junk Food
Did you ever wonder why so many people are attracted to junk food? Why ice cream, french fries and soda pop so often win out over brown rice and broccoli? It's not actually a conspiracy by fast-food companies to bewitch people into eating things that aren't good for them. Well, not completely. It's largely due […]
July 11, 2012
The Milky Way
When Rachel Miller was shadowing a pie scientist in her hometown of Spokane, Washington, no one — not her teachers, not her parents, and certainly not she herself — could have predicted that her high school job shadow would lead to possibly the coolest summer internship in the universe: tasting ice cream in France. OK, […]
June 27, 2012
Labor of Love
The resilience of the women was surprising, as was their appreciation for just being heard. After all, they are at the bottom of the social hierarchy in one of the world's poorest countries. No one had shown much interest in their stories until an Oregon State University student showed up last winter. Bonnie Ruder, a […]
May 30, 2012
Life-Saving Science
At a recent meeting of the American Meteorological Society in New Orleans, I participated in a discussion of early warning systems that give the public time to take cover from tornadoes and to prepare for hurricanes. Today, we have hours or days to get out of harm's way. Contrast that with the hurricane in Galveston, […]
May 30, 2012
Battling the Superbugs
This story has echoes of heroes tramping the Earth (or the galaxy) on a quest to defeat the forces of darkness. Along the way, the travelers encounter strange creatures with remarkable powers. They endure harrowing tests of mental strength and technological prowess. In the end, they prevail, bringing down the enemy and discovering a truth […]
May 29, 2012
Infectious Science
The National Institutes of Health is supporting OSU researchers with $4.5 million spread across 16 active projects. Among them: Jon Furuno, College of Pharmacy, studies the incidence and severity of MRSA in hospitals and long-term care facilities. Margaret Dolcini, Department of Public Health, studies the behaviors and attitudes of urban African-American youth at risk of […]
May 25, 2012
Resistance Times Ten
Pathogens resistant to one or more drugs are on the rise. Below are 10 diseases associated with antimicrobial resistance identified by the World Health Organization (WHO) and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). 1. Anthrax. Occurs rarely in humans. Caused by exposure to infected animals or animal products. Also has been used in […]
November 28, 2011
Vital contributions
When Angelica Grizzle started college, her idea of research was scientists in lab coats looking into microscopes. When she found out that there were opportunities for undergraduate students to work with young kids on school readiness research, she jumped at the opportunity. Grizzle says the research seed was planted during her first year at Oregon […]


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Reese Anthony Jarrett was appointed as the next head of the Civic San Diego, the city's nonprofit for public-private development projects and programs.
Mayor Kevin L. Faulconer joined District Four City Councilmember Myrtle Cole to appoint Jarrett, a former KPBS Local Hero Award for Business and NAACP Business Achievement Award winner.
"Civic is also catalyst in developing our economy and helping our communities to grow and flourish," Faulconer said. "With that said, Civic San Diego must have someone at the helm who has the vision, expertise and cooperative spirit to lead and that person is Reese Jarrett."
Jarrett's position as head of Civic San Diego, which helps to revitalize urban neighborhoods, provide affordable housing and nurture small businesses, is key to Faulconer's One San Diego plan.
His professional career spans over three decades and includes every facet of real estate development, community engagement and financing. Jarrett is a native of San Diego who has dedicated his life to transforming urban neighborhoods in the San Diego community.
"I'm looking forward to creating some economic development and capital investment opportunities in our neighborhoods that have been neglected and underinvested in," Jarrett said. "It will be my goal to carry out and meet the objectives of One San Diego."
Just before his appointment to Civic San Diego, Jarrett served as president of E. Smith and Company. Jarrett started his career in the savings and loan industry as a commercial and construction real estate lending officer at Home Federal Savings and Loan Association and Great American Savings Bank. In 1982, he became the executive vice president and director of the Southeast Economic Development Corporation (SEDC). Four years later, he formed E. Smith and Company, a real estate investment, development and management firm, and later became a general partner at Cater Reese and Associates.
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Creation and Covenant
The Significance of Sexual Difference in the Moral Theology of Marriage
Christopher C. Roberts
T. & T. Clark, $130, 266 pp.
In his new book Twentieth-Century Catholic Theologians [1], the Dominican Fergus Kerr questions the wisdom of moving the nuptial meaning of the body, which builds on the complementarity of the sexes, from the periphery to the center of theological speculation about the nature of God. This invites another question: How central to the Christian understanding of the meaning of marriage is the sexual difference between men and women? It is this question that Christopher Roberts addresses in his Creation and Covenant: The Significance of Sexual Difference in the Moral Theology of Marriage, and no one paying attention to the arguments about the blessing of same-sex unions in the Christian churches will want to ignore it. Roberts says he aims to raise the level of the theological conversation now dominated by questions of the justice of treating heterosexuals and homosexuals equally. Have most Christian thinkers thought sexual difference to be morally and theologically important? If so, does the contemporary discussion take account of their insights and arguments?
Interrogating the tradition in this way requires Roberts to do some detective work, since the question was not always asked in quite the sharp and insistent way we ask it today. So he must proceed by indirection, especially in the early centuries. He takes us from the...
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Beyonce lives up to hype with fierce Super Bowl halftime set
Has there ever been a 12-minute set as hyped as Beyoncé's Super Bowl halftime show Sunday? The widely publicized press conference, the Destiny's Child reunion rumors, the bold promise of live singing after that lip-synching scandal at Barack Obama's inauguration. Was there any possibility whatsoever it could live up to expectations—especially since the vast majority of Super Bowl halftime shows are bloated, ultimately forgettable diversions?
4 places to 'drink while you think'
Want to know where to play trivia in Milwaukee? Here are four trivia hot spots in Milwaukee that you recommended for Monday through Thursday. On Tap this Weekend hosts, Heather Ronaldson and Brandon Tschacher, checked out what you love about them. Game on! »Read Full Blog Post
Dierks Bentley, Cheap Trick playing Milwaukee Admirals concerts
The Milwaukee Admirals are bringing in country singer Dierks Bentley and power pop act Cheap Trick for post-game concerts at the BMO Harris Bradley Center early next year.
This will actually be Bentley's second year in a row he's performed a concert after an Admirals game. Rockford, Ill. band Cheap Trick, a frequent presence in Milwaukee, was last here opening for Aerosmith at the Harley-Davidson 110th Anniversary Celebration. »Read Full Article
Carr Valley, La Quercia and New Glarus producers at Midwest dinner Nov. 8 at Bacchus
A dinner called Masters of the Midwest on Nov. 8 at Bacchus will bring together well-regarded cheese, dry-cured pork and beer producers from the region.
Sid Cook of Carr Valley Cheese Co. based in La Valle, Herb Eckhouse of La Quercia in Norwalk, Iowa, and Dan Carey of New Glarus Brewing Co., New Glarus, will attend the dinner, which will feature their products. »Read Full Blog Post
Exclusive Video: Interview with Scott Aukerman from 'Comedy Bang! Bang!'
Laverne and Shirley. They're not burly.
These are not merely keen observations. They're the inspired words taken from Scott Aukerman's freestyle rap about Milwaukee, which you can see for yourself below from our hilarious 10 for Tap video interview. »Read Full Article
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Welcome to Monday. Don't say you weren't warned.
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BARDSTOWN - Bluegrass Speedway track promoters David and Anita Ferrell will officially put the finishing touches on the 2010 racing season, concluding their 11th season of dirt racing promotion at Bluegrass Speedway, on Sunday afternoon, October 31 with the 2010 Championship Awards Banquet.
ELIZABETHTOWN - A four-year odyssey ended on the highest of highs Monday as the Bullitt East girls' golf team finished second in the Region III event at the Elizabethtown Country Club, earning the first trip ever to the Kentucky State Tournament for a girls' golf team from Bullitt County.
BUCKNER - There was good news and bad news last week for Bullitt Central and Bullitt East as they competed in the 8th Region Volleyball Tournament at Oldham County High School.
First off, the good news included the fact that for the first time since 2007, the top two teams from the 29th District advanced to the semi-finals of the eight-team event. Bullitt Central, the district champions, opened regional play with a straight game win over Williamstown. Bullitt East recorded a quick win over Walton-Verona in the first round.
HEBRON ESTATES - The North Bullitt boys' soccer team dreamed big on Thursday and the results were remarkable as the green and gold stunned arch-rival Bullitt East 3-2.
It was the first win for North Bullitt over the Chargers in at least 15 years or since the sport was in its infancy in the county.
BARDSTOWN - Bluegrass Speedway track promoters David and Anita Ferrell officially finished the 2010 racing season at Bluegrass Speedway on Sunday afternoon October 31 as the track held its annual championship celebration that honored the top ten points racers in each division, while also celebrating the division's four track champions for the 2010 racing season.
BARDSTOWN - Doug Preston knew his team would show up to battle on Friday night against the Nelson County Cardinals.
The team, despite several key injuries and a lack of varsity experience, had fought every night of the season.
On Friday, Bullitt East would end its season on positive note.
Despite the 41-28 setback to the host Cardinals, Preston was very proud of his players.
MOUNT WASHINGTON - Pride will be on the line Friday night when the Bullitt East Chargers close out the 2010 season with a trip to Bardstown to take on Nelson County in the annual battle for the Bourbon Barrel.
The Chargers will try to regroup for a final time this season after being knocked out of the Class 4-A play-offs last Friday in a 30-14 setback to LaRue County. It will mark the first time in over a decade that Bullitt East will not make the post-season.
HEBRON ESTATES - The 2010 football regular season will end with a bang on Friday as Bullitt Central travels to North Bullitt for the 35th renewal of The Game, the longest running rivalry in local football.
For the first time in a number of years, the showdown appears to have two equal teams with no clear-cut favorite. Both teams enter play on Friday with 6-3 records and both have already claimed a number two seed for the upcoming play-offs with each team playing a home opener when the post-season starts on Nov. 5.
ELIZABETHTOWN - The John Hardin Bulldogs displayed why they might have a shot to improve on last year's state runner-up position in the state Class 5-A championship.
With senior Landon Savoy slashing and dashing his way to five touchdowns, the host Bulldogs easily dispatched of the Bullitt Central Cougars 52-7 to win the district title for a second straight season.
HODGENVILLE - The Bullitt East Chargers suffered a frustrating 30-14 loss to Class 4-A District rival LaRue County on Friday.
The setback eliminated Bullitt East from the play-offs for the first time in over a decade. The Chargers finished in a fourth place tie with LaRue County in the district race, but the Hawks earned the final play-off berth based on the win over Bullitt East on Friday.
The Chargers are now 4-5 overall and closed out 2-3 in the district race.
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Posted in thread: Revvy's Belgian Blonde (Leffe Clone) on 09-24-2012 at 01:39 AM
Well, I think I'm wrong. I found a copy of Brew Like a Monk and there was (as expected) some
info Belgian yeast and (to a lesser extent) info on Leffe. Leffe is fermented for 5 days.
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I bought one of these awesome thermaltake fans from Amazon (free shipping with prime) and was
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Posted in thread: Revvy's Belgian Blonde (Leffe Clone) on 09-20-2012 at 11:41 PM
As a fan of Leffe, I've been eyeing this recipe for quite some time. I've looked high and low
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Posted in thread: Imperial Honey IPA on 08-18-2010 at 03:17 AM
Greg, That seems like a great modification -- I think I'll give it a go.I'm still pretty new to
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Posted in thread: Strawberry Alarm Clock v3.0 (Strawberry Blonde) on 08-18-2010 at 03:02 AM
I brewed this up a month or so ago. It's hit the two week mark in the bottles and I had my
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Posted in thread: Imperial Honey IPA on 08-18-2010 at 02:26 AM
This beer needs more hops. It's still sitting in the primary, but it isn't bitter enough for my
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Posted in thread: Tits-Up Imperial IPA (3-Time Medalist - 2 Golds, 1 Silver) on 08-16-2010 at 02:45 AM
I'm going to have to brew this recipe soon.
Posted in thread: Should I filter my wort on 08-05-2010 at 10:45 PM
i do it this way - put a sanitized paint strainer over my chiller and syphon from inside = nice
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To The Editor: We've got the "Pops" right here in Hooterville USA!
Thanks to maestro Paul Barber, the magnificent all-volunteer Hendersonville Community Band and an absolutely delightful array of dance entertainers from the Ballroom Dance Club, Hendersonville High School dance team and the West Hendersonville High School dancers -- your fall performance this evening (Oct. 27) of I Could Have Danced All Night was a knockout!
Can't wait to see you guys playing at the Mill Center.
Rick Dowdeswell
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I wanted a headlines list on my homepage (static, HTML)
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