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• Oversees portfolio management of team's existing client relationships. • Independently underwrites and documents all but the most complex credits. • Effectively manages loan documentation process. • Ensures compliance with regulatory and lending parameters • Manages variety of analytical report requests and compliance mandates • Proactively identifies cross sell opportunities. Begins to dev...
Description: SVB Capital is seeking an experienced, high-energy, hard-working, self-starter administrative professional to provide operational administrative support to three senior professionals at SVB Capital. The successful candidate will be a true partner who has the intellectual curiosity to develop a strong command of SVB Capital's business which will allow him/her to use judgment and exper...
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The Cash Management Advisor roles are responsible for the sale of a full suite of domestic and international Cash Management products and services, including commercial card and merchant services. The advisor will work with relationship management teams to cross-sell products to both new and existing clients and will be responsible for meeting new revenue and portfolio revenue targets. The advisor...
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In St. Louis Park, 'voluntary' parking restrictions are no solution at all.
It's easier for plows and fire trucks to pass when parking is restricted to one side of the street, such as on this block of Emerson Av. S. in Minneapolis.
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Both Minneapolis and St. Louis Park are asking residents to restrict parking to one side of city streets (the odd side, in the case of St. Louis Park) because the large amount of snow has made it difficult for large vehicles — such as fire trucks, ambulances, garbage trucks and plows — to pass. The only difference between the two cities' restrictions is that the ones in Minneapolis are mandatory and the ones in St. Louis Park are voluntary.
Really, St. Louis Park? Voluntary? Five days after the restrictions were announced, I was able to count 11 vehicles lining the even side of my block. On the odd side, where cars are supposed to be parked, there were five vehicles. In two spots, vehicles were directly across from each other, and cars navigating the street had only inches of clearance.
Make the restrictions mandatory. "Voluntary" is pointless.
DOUGLAS BROAD, St. Louis Park
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A part of Elliott Avenue will get a new design.
City Council approved a streetscape project for the area on Monday night. The project will mean more trees and an improved design along the road.
"Trees kind of instigated the whole street section discussion," said City Councilor Kathy Galvin after Monday night's meeting.
Council unanimously approved the work.
"It's like a great gateway to this new, kind of re-imagined part of town, which is the strategic investment area. But it's gonna connect up to Cherry Avenue, too, so that's also a nice segue into Ridge Street and into the neighborhood beyond," said Galvin.
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A handful of Door County business people shared their own personal horror stories Tuesday with three women from state government who said they wanted to hear from them so problems like this could be fixed.
Three women with some clout in the state bureacracy visited Sturgeon Bay on Tuesday to hear from business people with horror stories about state rules and regulations.
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It's crunch time for the South Floridians who haven't filed their income tax returns yet.
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Given the chance, most politicians would just as soon run unopposed for election.
That might seem obvious on the one hand and counterintuitive on the other — politicians allergic to real elections.
But it bears stating aloud in light of Wednesday's strange tale of the political nobody who says he secretly recorded for the FBI an incumbent state senator offering him a state job and cash to drop out of the race.
By the usual benchmarks, the candidacy of Little Village community activist Raul Montes Jr. would seem to pose no danger to the election hopes of state Sen. Steve Landek, who also is the mayor of Bridgeview.
Montes, 36, has never held political office, has raised no campaign donations and, judging by his one-man effort to circulate nominating petitions, has no network of volunteers behind him. He lives with his parents in Little Village and works as a substitute teacher.
In short, other than his obvious energy and a proven knack for identifying issues that garner media attention, Montes doesn't have a lot of political assets.
Yet Landek has waged a full-bore legal campaign to challenge Montes' nominating petitions and remove him from the ballot.
And, Montes says, Landek followed up that effort last week by inviting him to a skybox at Toyota Park, owned by the village of Bridgeview, where he says Landek used a carrot-and-stick approach to try to back him out of the race — alternately threatening to dirty him up in the petition challenge while also offering financial inducements.
Neither tactic is considered all that unusual.
I've written previously about the cutthroat business of petition gathering and petition challenges overseen by a small cadre of election lawyers who make it their specialty to keep candidates on or off the ballot. It's a world where incumbents almost always have the upper hand.
But every election is also replete with rumors and allegations about what rewards various candidates have sought — or been offered — in exchange for dropping out.
What's different here is that Montes brought in the FBI to secretly record his conversation with Landek.
While I'm convinced that much is true, I make no judgment about what transpired during that meeting or whether Landek did anything wrong.
Montes said Landek promised him a job working on his campaign and later with his Senate staff — if he agreed to withdraw from the race. Landek isn't commenting, but his lawyer, election law specialist Burt Odelson, said Landek understood his legal bounds and offered Montes nothing improper.
Though little known outside Bridgeview, where he has been mayor since 1999, Landek is an important suburban political power.
He's been the Lyons Township Democratic Committeeman since 1998, and a year ago was selected by party bosses on the Southwest Side and suburbs to replace retiring Sen. Lou Viverito in the General Assembly.
Landek currently represents the 11th Senate District, but legislative redistricting has pushed him into the 12th District, where Montes is his only would-be opponent.
So why would Landek, who can expect to have the entire Democratic establishment behind him, be intent on eliminating a rival who by all appearances stacks up as weak?
That goes back to what I said in the first place: Politicians would prefer never to face an election opponent. If they have an opponent, there's always a possibility, however remote, that they could lose. And when they do have an opponent, therefore, they're pretty much obliged to mount a campaign.
Campaigns take time, energy and, probably most important, money. You and I may think of that as the price of democracy, but we wouldn't make very good politicians.
Montes said Landek remarked on the cost of running a campaign several times during their talk to explain why it was worth his while to strike a deal.
Redistricting also creates uncertainty for incumbents. While Landek has only been in office a year, now he's faced with running on new turf where Montes is bound to get some traction because of his Hispanic heritage.
On top of all that, officeholders have to take into account the potential risks from an anti-incumbent mood expected this year.
The job of a politician would be so much easier without elections — and FBI wiretaps.


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The prime-time speaking slot goes to Sarah Palin, who will accept the party's vice presidential nomination. The Alaska governor has been the talk of the convention, but this will be the first time many Americans will hear her speak.
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Troopers say Stewart Airport in Newburgh closed Wednesday morning when the souvenir grenade was found during security screening.
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in response to objects in the permanent collection and historical events of St. Ignatius Church. Now through February 8, 2015
Partial Views challenges the notion that art plays with a necessary ambiguity in the evolution and development of spiritual progress. Rebeca Bollinger and Ranu Mukherjee employ conceptual, investigative approaches, while Todd Bura and Bryson Gill consider the poetic gestures of material.
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A federal judge ruled last month that Sheriff Joe Arpaio was using racial profiling against Hispanics in Maricopa County. Many Phoenicians didn't need a judge to tell them that, but now it's at least been acknowledged by someone who has the power to demand change. On the heels of the decision came ... More >>
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The clock is tickin' for Sheriff Joe... It's pile-on time for that infamous ignorer of sex-crimes cases, Sheriff Joe Arpaio, and, boy, does the near-80 autocrat ever deserve the abuse.Democratic Congressmen and state legislators are calling for his scalp in the wake of his latest scandal -- the MCSO ... More >>
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Working on the score for a big new swedish feature film with Ola Rapace (James Bond: Skyfall) in the lead. It's a violent crime story taking place in a small backwater town.
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Recently Joel has been involved in the development of new animated short film/series Shieldmaiden.
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This is the graduation-project made by a group of five students from the 3D design and animation course at Idèfagskolen in Tønsberg Norway. The short film featured here was in production between october 2012 – July 2013. With a few tweaks here and there until the soundscape was in place...
The behind-the-scenes material is now starting to get released with music by yours truly!
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A team Joel's been working with recently won the award for Best Game at the GGC-conference in Visby for their game Tribal Marathon. Congratulations to the team and here's a teaser uploaded from one of the team members.
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Freeze: It's time for a Zack Attack. Get out the Buddy Bands, put on your coolest acid wash jeans, and fire up a few episodes of Saved by the Bell. Do not, however, get briefly addicted to caffeine pills, culminating in an a cappella performance of "I'm So Excited" that will scare your family. Learn from Jessie Spano's mistakes, people.
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Police: Social Media Helps Nab Suspected Carjacker
Police in Placerville say social media played a key role in solving a carjacking.
Officers spread a surveillance photo of the suspect and say citizens who saw it online helped them locate the suspect.
"Ultimately, it was the public that made the case," Placerville Police Chief Scott Heller said.
Heller says his department posted a surveillance photo its Facebook page.
"We seem to use it a lot in connection with social media, it's such a powerful tool to be able to pull a video of a suspect," Heller said.
It all started Monday afternoon in a parking garage off Stagecoach Alley.
That's where Heller says Kenneth Krohn saw a crime of opportunity. A woman had left her keys in her car while she was not too far away.
Krohn allegedly jumped in and started the engine.
"She attempted to prevent that and he drove off, rapidly knocking the women to the ground," Heller said.
He got away fast, but not before a surveillance camera captured this image of him in the car.
Detectives got the same image out quickly on Facebook, Twitter and other social media, as well as sharing it with other law enforcement agencies.
"Within a couple of hours, the Sheriff's Department located the suspect in the area of Shingle Springs and subsequently an arrest was made," Heller said. "The vehicle was recovered and the victim is recovering."
Heller says a crime like this would have taken a lot longer to solve in the old days before re-tweets and Facebook likes.
"To be able to generate a response and a positive identification, which moves an investigation from hours or days to sometimes minutes," Heller said.
Krohn was booked into the El Dorado County Jail.
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A former Hamilton County commissioner is trying to reclaim District 6 for the Democrats in the Aug. 7 county general election, and the Republican incumbent says he's up for the challenge.
When incumbent Commissioner Joe Graham wrested the seat from John Allen Brooks in 2010, he was the first Republican ever to represent the district, which includes Lookout Valley, St. Elmo, Lookout Mountain, downtown Chattanooga, North Chattanooga and part of Red Bank. In 2010, Graham took 60 percent of the vote over Brooks' 39 percent.
Now Brooks is aiming to return the district to its blue roots.
Along with calling for a comprehensive economic development plan for the county and fighting to get more state funding for education, Brooks wants to see commissioners' discretionary funds abolished and have commission meeting times changed.
"I would like to see us have meetings after 5 p.m. to allow the average person, the working man and woman, to come and be able to listen to it. I think that would make it more accessible," Brooks said.
He also said he would do more to lobby the state for aid.
"If you are going to be a commissioner for this county you have to stand up for it. You can't look at the governor and say, well, he's in my party, we can't do anything about it," Brooks said.
Graham said Brooks may have good-sounding ideas, but already has had his chance in District 6.
"When I first starting running in 2010, most of the constituents in District 6 didn't even know who their commissioner was and what the county had done for them," Graham said.
Graham promised he will continue to be involved with the communities in the district, continue doing his homework for meetings and continue to work to keep government spending down.
"I figured it out the other day that I have been to 975 additional meetings just since being elected. Every neighborhood cleanup day, work day -- after the tornado, I was in St. Elmo with my tractor. I've done what I think a public servant should do."
Despite the district being majority Democratic, Graham expects he still will have support from the voters who elected him the first time.
"The people just wanted somebody who was willing to get in there and get to know them and get involved with their projects," Graham said.
Brooks said last week he lost to Graham the first time because 2010 "was not a good year for Democrats." He said he is confident he would carry his party in August.
"All I can do is run and do what I think is right," Brooks said.
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By "Radical" Russ Belville on January 18, 2012
(Star-Ledger) TRENTON — Prominent defense attorney William Buckman, well known for the State Police racial profiling case in the 1990s, is prepping a civil lawsuit against the state health department for delaying New Jersey's medical marijuana program. Buckman will co-counsel the litigation along with Anne Davis, the director of the New Jersey chapter of the [...]
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Dr. Mitch Earleywine answers live Q&A, discusses new cannabis and retrovirals study; Anonymous Cop tells why he can't join LEAP; music by Pepper
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By Cannabis Karri on January 18, 2012
Much like New Jersey, Washington DC also passed a medical marijuana law, but is having challenges to put the program into place. Yesterday the DC City Council approved some emergency legislation to restrict how much marijuana for medical use will be allowed in each of the city's eight wards. The council was getting pressure from [...]
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By Cannabis Karri on January 18, 2012
The federal assault on medical marijuana dispensaries is heating up in Colorado and re-igniting in long embattled Los Angeles, California as well. LA's City Hall is trying to ban medical marijuana dispensaries outright, and they are getting some help by the US Attorney's Office. Three dispensary operators in Long Beach were convicted for selling marijuana [...]
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By Cannabis Karri on January 18, 2012
A story about a large cannabis bust caught my eye today. This one comes from Brownsville, Texas, and was executed by the Customs and Border Protection agency. In what must have taken untold hours to conceal, agents found more than 3,500 pounds of marijuana concealed in cabbage. No, the marijuana wasn't hidden in a truck [...]
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By NorCalPurps on January 18, 2012
PEPPER, comprised of guitarist/vocalist Kaleo Wassman, bassist/vocalist Bret Bollinger and drummer Yesod Williams, formed in Kailua-Kona on the Big Island of Hawaii in 1997. Having grown up surfing on the island, it's not a wonder that they would mix their rock "shock and ah" flare, along with their mellow island rhythm roots to create their [...]
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By "Radical" Russ Belville on January 18, 2012
Paul Kuhn from Tennessee NORML on Marijuana Education Day Jan 28 in Nashville; Todd's Toker Topics – Appearances; Drug Testing rant; music by Phobos
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By "Radical" Russ Belville on January 17, 2012
Today for Electric Tuesday, I thought we'd take a little trip to the Buddha Café. This album and its successor, Buddha Café II, collect some of the best trance music on the web. Today's song is from a producer named Phobos and the track is called "Elixir for Sunsets" – which sounds like a good [...]
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By "Radical" Russ Belville on January 17, 2012
Georgia State Representative John Andrew ("Kip") Smith was arrested last Friday in Buckhead on a charge of driving under the influence. According to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, the Republican legislator was pulled over by police after allegedly running a red light after leaving a local restaurant. The police officer who pulled over Rep. Smith smelled alcohol [...]
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By Cannabis Karri on January 17, 2012
Back in 1967, a 24 year old man was arrested for having a decorative pipe than tested positive for marijuana residue. Forty-five years ago, Adrian Dorst was given a suspended sentence. The now almost 70-year-old British Colombian is a professional nature photographer and was planning on taking a dream trip to a forest village in [...]
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Moffat: Series 7 Plans Still "in Flux"
Doctor Who Magazine previously confirmed that Series 7 would not be airing until Autumn 2012. What still isn't clear, however, is exactly how many episodes will be shown then. There's been conflicting reports ever since BBC1 controller Danny Cohen said there would be a reduced count next year.
Steven Moffat gave an update on the situation to Total TV Guide and said nothing has actually been decided yet: "Our plans are still in flux. It's not a secret that we'll be moving to later in the year, but as to how many episodes there are going to be. I simply don't know."
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(This letter is in response to a letter printed in the June 4, 2010 issue of the Farmingdale Observer entitled, "Arizona's Immigration Law Is a Step in the Right Direction," and a column printed in the June 4, 2010 issue entitled, "An Opinion: The Arizona Immigration Law.")
Hooray, hooray; finally a great response, congratulations to Kevin Hassett's "Arizona's Immigration Law is a Step in the Right Direction." Congratulations also to Robert McMillan's column "An Opinion: The Arizona Immigration Law."
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When I took office on January 1, 2010, I knew Nassau County was in bad shape. What I didn't realize was just how bad things actually were. From overtaxed residents, to a looming $286 million deficit caused by government waste and our broken property tax assessment system, Nassau County was in rough shape.
I was compelled to respond to the article that appeared in your May 21 Farmingdale Observer edition entitled, "Arizona's Draconian Immigration Law Reverberates Everywhere", written by Maryann Sinclair Slutsky, the campaign director of the Long Island WINS, a campaign promoting policy solutions to local immigration issues.
I wanted to write this week to thank Deputy Mayor Pat Christiansen and all the volunteers of the Beautification Committee who came out the past two Saturdays and worked to enhance our Village with all the flowers and hanging baskets. It looks great and will only get better as things grow and fill in.
Bob Krentz was a rancher. He was the most recent in a long line of family farmers that spans over 100 years. While checking the water levels, as he did every evening, Bob found a man lying on the ground. The man complained of being sick and asked for help. Bob quickly called for helicopter evac to bring the sickly man medical attention. As Bob turned his back to get supplies from his ATV, the man shot him in his side. The man was an illegal immigrant, trying to cross the border through the cover of darkness.
The New York State School Boards Association is cautiously optimistic about a proposal to include student achievement data in teacher evaluations.
At first glance, the proposal seems to strike a balance, with 40 percent of a teacher's evaluation being based on student performance data and 60 percent based on locally defined criteria. If enacted, the proposal could give administrators and school boards new tools to measure student achievement, make decisions about teacher effectiveness, and chart a path toward professional development.
I've been following the story of Kaitlyn Krokowski and feel it's time to address it. I'm a psychic medium and perhaps with my input, it will help the family and friends of Kaitlyn to understand the point of view from a metaphysical side.
I would like to commend Legislator Joseph Belesi and his staff for the recent letter updating the voters on the current activities occurring in his office. I think this is starting a new trend in politics. He remembers the voters after he is elected. He does not forget us after he is elected.
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Good tomato sauce recipes are hard to find, especially if you want that true Italian flavor. Luckily, there is a simple recipe to make delicious tomato sauce! (Serves two people).
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Vikings Announce 2010 All-State High School Football TeamPosted by on December 1, 2010 – 2:49 pm
The Minnesota Vikings have announced the team's 9th annual All-State High School Football Team.
Presented by the Minnesota Army National Guard, the 2010 team consists of 30 of the best prep players throughout the state as selected by a committee of sportswriters, broadcasters, Vikings staff and Minnesota high school football coaches. In addition to the 30 senior players selected, Jeff Erdmann of Rosemount High School has been named the 2010 Coach of the Year.
The All-State Team will be recognized during halftime of Sunday's game vs. the Buffalo Bills.
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Joe Bjorklund, Rosemount, OL
David Boegel, Wayzata, DB
Gavin Brown, Becker, LB
Reggie Gand, DeLaSalle, RB/Ret
Bill Gregg, Hopkins, QB
Tyler Hamblin, Cretin-Derham Hall, DB
Jordan Hayes, Brainerd,RB/Ret
Nick Jacobs, Delano, OL
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Ezekiel Okeleye, East Ridge, RB
Dillon Olson, Grygla-Gatzke, RB/LB
Tommy Olson, Mahtomedi, OL
Jameson Parsons, Eagan, QB
Will Ratelle, St. Thomas Academy, LB
Eric Riley, Morris Area, FB/LB
Colby Salonek, Springfield, FB/LB
Ayrton Scott, Mpls. Southwest, QB/S/WR/P
C.J. Smith, Burnsville, RB/DB
Nathaniel Swoyer, Willma, FB/LB/P
Shane Taylor, Concordia Academy, WR
Andrew Tortora, Spring Lake Park, RB/LB/Ret
Dylan Ulferts, Shakopee, WR/RB/Ret
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Nice to see that kids from smaller schools- that had state records at end of regular season- and had a outstanding year were not looked over. Good Job!!!!
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The Barn is a stunning detached barn conversion in the Shropshire countryside, 3.5 miles from Chirk, 6.5 miles from Ellesmere. There are four bedrooms - a king-size double with en-suite wet room, a king-size double with additional sofabed and en-suite shower room, a further double and a twin. There is a family bathroom with a separate WC and a ground floor cloakroom. The kitchen is well-equipped, and there is a large sitting room and dining area separated by a double-sided woodburner. Outside is off road parking for four cars, and a lawned garden with two patios and fruit trees. The Barn makes a spacious and welcoming family base for enjoying North Wales, Shropshire and Cheshire.
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HP and AT&T announce the 1.5GHz TouchPad 4G
Summary: HP and AT&T are teaming up to bring consumers a 4G-ready version of HP's tablet. Is this the impetus that consumers need to jump onboard the webOS train?
The TouchPad may not have received the greatest of accolades so far, but that isn't preventing AT&T from jumping aboard. The company announced today the TouchPad 4G, which is built to run on AT&T's HSPA+ network.
HP announced the cellular-connected version of the tablet back in June, but it was at that point unknown whether the tablet would run on AT&T's 4G network.
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Definitions for SCAMPskæmp
This page provides all possible meanings and translations of the word SCAMP
Random House Webster's College Dictionary
an unscrupulous person; rascal.
a playful or mischievous young person.
(v.t.)to do in a hasty, careless manner:
to scamp work.
Origin of scamp:
1775–85; obs. scamp to travel about idly or for mischief, perh. < D (now obs.) schampen to be gone < OF escamper to decamp
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imp, scamp, monkey, rascal, rapscallion, scalawag, scallywag(verb)
one who is playfully mischievous
perform hastily and carelessly
A rascal, swindler, or rogue; a ne'er-do-well.
While walking home from the bar, he was set upon by a bunch of scamps who stole his hat.
A mischievous person, especially a playful, impish youngster.
My nephew is a little scamp who likes to leave lighted firecrackers under the lawnchairs of his dozing elders.
To skimp; to do something in a skimpy or slipshod fashion.
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a rascal; a swindler; a rogue
to perform in a hasty, neglectful, or imperfect manner; to do superficially
Scamp is a Disney canine cartoon and comics character, the son of Lady and the Tramp, appearing in the animated movies Lady and the Tramp and Lady and the Tramp II: Scamp's Adventure, as well as in comic strips and books of his own since the 1950s.
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Lazy Bear Lodge- This Spacious 3 bedroom with loft and 3 bath home with game room is beautifully furnished and surrounded by Tall Aspen and Pine Trees. Sleeps 14 with extra parking, covered deck and private backyard.
Located in Private setting of Aspen Ridge is this 3 bedroom plus loft 3 bath home is beautifully furnished and offers family entertainment Game room with Pool Table, Dart Board and Flat Screen TV. Sleeps 14 with 1 king, 1 queen, 1 double/twin bunk, 1 twin/twin bunk, 1 queen Sofa Sleeper, 1 queen aero-bed, and 1 twin aero-bed. Dw, W/D, Wireless DSL, Tv with cable, 2 blu-ray/dvd players, mw, propane fireplace, outdoor propane or charcoal BBQ, and garage.
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