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06-15-2009, 09:57 AM #32GDS Dabbler
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This thread has been such an interesting read,I agree 100% with you especially on point 5 & 6 xox
All interesting points and some very valid - file names in particular. I think I'd like to see kits with only one TOU (put it in the main folder if you INSIST on nesting (ugh)) and one preview of whats actually in the kit - not a preview of other stuff you have - I can look at that in the store. So many times there's a TOU and preview in every folder - total waste of my bandwidth even if it's small, it adds up over time, and frankly they get deleted without me even looking at them. Having said all that.. I love the products or I wouldn't be buying them :)
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Another thing I would LOVE designers to do is add keywords you can search on in the store.
Don't you hate it when you are doing a layout and need a specific type of element to finish it off and then you can't find it anywhere to buy?
For example earlier this month my cat had to have surgery for a dislocated jaw. So I did 3 layouts (emergency hospital, surgeon's office, and recovery), but discovered I have no injury type elements. Bandaids, hospital, emergency signs, etc.
So I went searching 50 million stores and only got like 3 hits, all night, when searching for things like injury, bandaid, cat, doctor, etc.
Usually the searches just bring up the words in the title of the kit. It would be SUPER nice if specific elements could be searched for and it would show you kits that contain those items. i.e. search for "horse" and get kits that have horse themes.
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Katie - since you mentioned metadata and how it can incorporate the copyright into the layouts, I've been trying to figure out how to use it. I filled out all the copyright sections of the metadata and everything but when I put it into a new file and save it doesn't apply to that new file....What am I doing wrong? lol. Thanks so much!
I've started putting metadata on my kits, too. I have a template saved in Bridge for commercial use and one for personal use, so all I have to do is select all the kit files, right click, select File Info, and choose the template I want. And voila, my name is on every file! I love it. Great tip!!
Also, I wanted to point out something I just discovered -- the Mozilla Firefox web browser does not restrict the number of files you can download, the way Internet Explorer does! So if you have a high-speed internet and want to just click to download and walk away, you can click each file one by one, it loads them into a little downloader, and you can leave it there. I downloaded 13 files at once the other day, from the same store! It was like magic. *lol* I've been an IE user for YEARS, but that finally convinced me to keep the switch permanent.
Wow Kimi. That is awesome to know. I used to have to use Firefox for the Chat room, but haven't really used it otherwise. Guess I will have to check that out.
firefox is awesome. I rarely ever use IE. There are tons of cool addons. You never have to see a pop up ad again! spell check, etc.
Snag me ---->
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an all-in-one download would be a bad idea as the only option. I DO have DSL but a file over 35 MB can take over an hour to download. I am more concerned about the number of files that get to the last couple of minutes of the download and crash because of a "file size mismatch" -- whatever that is exactly -- and then I need to try again (if any clicks are left) with a different download option that takes even longer than the original attempt.
Folders in folders can be a hassle but not something to get hyper about. Unzipping files and downloading files is the "cost" of doing digi-scrapping.
Now, a gajillion space-wasting previews of other kits in every folder is something that really frustrates me. Sure, I have a TB external drive but sad to say, that is quickly filling up with photos and LOs plus kits ... and I need to take time to delete all the extraneous stuff -- like those previews. I'm learning to do that immediately upon unzipping the file.
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quote:Serious question Roger: Do you still feel the same seeing those landscapes now as you did when you first went to Alaska? How quickly did those sights which make us all look in awe become just part of the the everyday backdrop for you?
quote:I am that way about the outdoors too. I could never get tired of the majestic trees deep in the woods, the ripples in a lilly pad filled pond, or sway of marsh grass as the wind lightly blows.
quote:As far as pictures not doing the reality justice, I expericencd that first hand in the Grand Canyon. We were driving through Flagstaff and I almost passed on the GC because "It's just a big freaking rock hole and you have seen it all on TV before." I'm glad I have a persistent wife. Amazing is all I can say.
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quote:FIL was a green jeans there and they still live a few miles away. I was certainly fishing and catching that morning on flies I tied myself. Do you stop in at Reedings when you go?
quote: I always loved Caddo Lake, down in your neck of the woods. Sadly I have never made it there.
quote:Roger, would love to see your video, butt it says it is not availible on mobile.
quote: don't think I've been to Reedings, what/where is it? I go there to turkey hunt. You can't hunt after 1:00 there so when we get bored in the afternoons sometimes we'll ride to the campground and see how the fishermen are doing near the hatchery.


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quote:Gonna be passing by Calandros today any good pumpkin beers I should try out that they have?
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Comment posted £6million for next generation community buy outs – 'Britain's new radicals' by Ken MacColl.
"Taking charge of your destiny" Does that not have a ring about it? I wonder how long it will take for someone to register their dislike?
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- The Stones, The Stars and Professor Thom
Genuinely sorry to miss this talk but Putechan Lodge is a long haul from Oban!
Professor Sandy Thom is the grandfather of my sister-in-law and was a genuine polymath-with wideranging interests and considerable expertise in engineering, mathematics, astronomy, sailing and almost any other field that attracted his interest.He was truly "a living example of the power of a flexible mind and a versatile disposition."
During the war he worked on the aereodynamics of fighter aircraft.
Only after retiring from the Professorial Chair of Engineering Science at Oxford did he devote his undivided attention to one of his many other interests, the locatin and distribution of megalithic monuments across the west coast of Scotland and further afield.He worked closely with Marion Campbell in Mid Argyll. He is considered to be the father of archaeoastronomy.
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Then support the campaign to safeguard the Sighthill Stone Circle. - Disappointing stunting from Michael Russell
And, W.S., if you reveal your name, will we be entitled to make assumptions or presumptions about your ethnicity -as if it should matter? - Another question for Andrew Mitchell
Were it not for whistleblowers and serious investigative jounalists-for too few around at present-we would know far less about those entrusted with our government. - Campbell Cameron: Saying Yes
Pot, kettle , black….responding to Gus mackay is rarely a productive exercise but could I suggest that while the march was in support of Independence for Scotland, those who carried placards stating "YES" were in support of that cause.
My family had a long tradition of active support for the Labour party in Argyll and I recall how my father used to explain to me when I was a child the importance of countries like India and Ireland gaining control over their own destiny. Mind you he also spoke about the obscenity of nuclear weapons and the massive importance of the NHS and the principle that care should be free at the point of delivery.At that time the abolition of the House of Lords was a stated aim of the party.As a working class boy who got to university he would have been appalled at the notion of the Labour Party introducing student fees. I suspect that he would not have been singularly unimpressed with either Blair or Brown.
Devolution, even in times of financial stricture, has mostly worked well for Scotland and it has worked best in those areas where services, like Health and Education are in our Holyrood's control and our own priorities are able to be addressed – contrast those with the chaos under Westminster control! The progression to independence is part of the process started in 1999 and perhaps the most significant factors of Saturday's rally were the contributions from Dennis Canavan, Ruth Wishart and the growing Scottish Labour for Independence movement. - Campbell Cameron: Saying Yes
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Tri Beta has regular meetings and events including a Welcome Back picnic, Pumpkin Carving, the Haunted Bio Trail, Induction Ceremonies in fall and spring, a Meet-the-Faculty dinner, Christmas party, a spring planting party, a trip each semester, and an End of Year picnic. Past trips have included visits to the Pittsburgh Zoo, the Phipps Conservatory, and the National Aquarium in Baltimore. This fall we will be visiting the Cleveland Metroparks Zoo and in the spring we are going to Washington D.C. Tri-Beta is also dedicated to helping our members and alumni by providing networking opportunities and by hosting events and speakers related to professional/graduate school and career opportunities. We are always looking for suggestions to improve our group and welcome ideas!
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Marie NDiaye has created a tiny, psychological masterpiece with her Self-Portrait in Green. In it she explores how our private fears and insecurities can distort what we believe to be real and can cause us to sabotage our intimate relationships.. . .
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- 03.04.2015
Alumnus Spotlight: Alex Crevar (AB '93) - 02.25.2015
Alumna Spotlight: Sara Alread (BFA '09) - 02.23.2015
Sisters Rethink "Something Borrowed" - 02.20.2015
Amazing Student: Sarah Huber '15 - 02.17.2015
Griffin-Spalding County is UGA's 12th Archway Partnership community - 02.13.2015
Alumni Spotlight: Tituss Burgess (AB '01) - 02.12.2015
UGA unveils 2015 UGA Day Tour schedule
- 03.04.2015
- 02.11.2015
UGA names new DC facility in recognition of $5 million grant from Delta Air Lines Foundation - 02.10.2015
UGA unveils 2015 Bulldog 100 rankings; Kabbage Inc. tops list - 02.06.2015
2015 Bulldog 100 Celebration is tomorrow - 02.04.2015
UGA alumni named to Atlanta Magazine's Best of Atlanta 2014 - 02.02.2015
Alumna Spotlight: Keysha Lee (ABJ '97) - 01.30.2015
Happy New Year, Bulldogs! - 01.29.2015
Alumna Spotlight: Amy Robach (ABJ '95) receives Distinguished Achievement Award from UGA
- 02.11.2015
- 01.28.2015
Student Alumni Association celebrates UGA's birthday - 01.25.2015
UGA to celebrate 230th anniversary on January 27 - 01.23.2015
UGA alumnus participates in Alaska tradition - 01.21.2015
Flavor of Georgia celebrates tradition of artisan and craft foods - 01.14.2015
Alumna Spotlight: Brooke Anderson (ABJ '00) - 01.07.2015
UGA alumna explores success of minorities in media - 01.05.2015
UGA's Amazing Students: Colby Ruiz
- 01.28.2015
- 01.02.2015
Alumna Spotlight: Antonina Lerch (MFA '06) - 12.19.2014
Brothers make business a family affair - 12.18.2014
40 Under 40 honoree to direct UGA's state government relations - 12.11.2014
UGA's Thank-a-Teacher Program - 12.10.2014
Former UGA football player gives back to the community - 12.08.2014
Spotlight on a Bulldog Business: FotoIN - 12.04.2014
Introducing Executive Director Meredith Gurley Johnson (BSFCS '00)
- 01.02.2015
- 12.03.2014
UGA alumnus takes daring dive - 11.26.2014
UGA Alumni Association announces sixth annual Bulldog 100 list - 11.21.2014
2014 International Education Week - 11.20.2014
Alumna Spotlight: Cheri Leavy (BSED '97) - 11.19.2014
From the Desk of Provost Whitten: Food for Thought - 11.18.2014
Classic city sound from television to the silver screen - 11.17.2014
In remembrance of Carl E. Sanders (JD '48)
- 12.03.2014
- 11.13.2014
San Diego Chapter president leads successful career in medical illustration - 11.12.2014
UGA alumnus heads to Neverland - 11.11.2014
UGA named 'Best Place for Student Veterans' - 11.07.2014
Bulldog Politics - 11.05.2014
Warnell School honors distinguished alumni - 11.04.2014
A Bulldog Love Story - 11.03.2014
There's no business like show business
- 11.13.2014
- 10.31.2014
UGA College of Education honors five alumni for career achievements - 10.30.2014
Bulldog advocates for arts education - 10.29.2014
Georgia agricultural leadership program graduates inaugural class - 10.27.2014
Former Diamond Dawg makes a difference for individuals with disabilities - 10.24.2014
UGA Graduate School honors 2014 Alumni of Distinction - 10.22.2014
Bulldogs in the Sunshine State - 10.21.2014
2014-2015 Signature Lecture Series
- 10.31.2014
- 10.20.2014
Alumna Spotlight: Christy Hulsey (ABJ '98) - 10.15.2014
Pulaski County students experienced life at UGA - 10.10.2014
Alumnus Sets Sights on Vonage - 10.06.2014
UGA Alumni See Success in Startup Companies - 09.29.2014
Clear the Air at UGA - 09.26.2014
Good Eats: Alton in ATH - 09.25.2014
Sic 'Em City: Homecoming 2014
- 10.20.2014
- 09.24.2014
Georgia Fund receives generous gift from Lake Oconee Area Chapter - 09.22.2014
Former Bulldog's Studio Shines in Storytelling - 09.17.2014
Class of 2014 40 Under 40 Honorees from the School of Law and Grady - 09.16.2014
40 Under 40 Class of 2014: Advice to Students - 09.15.2014
Class of 2014 40 Under 40 Honorees: Favorite UGA Memories - 09.12.2014
Class of 2014 40 Under 40 Honorees - 09.05.2014
2014 40 Under 40 Keynote Speaker: Kim Bearden (BSED '87)
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- 09.02.2014
Sounds of the Classic City - 08.29.2014
Official 2014 Game Watching Parties - 08.26.2014
Five questions with wedding planner Maren Clarke White (AB '09) - 08.22.2014
Reflecting on Freshman Welcome 2014 - 08.18.2014
Class of 2018 Freshman Welcome - 08.07.2014
2014 Freshman Send-Off Recap - 08.04.2014
Faculty Spotlight: Dr. James Marshall Shepherd
- 09.02.2014
Community Foundation of Central Georgia President Kathryn Dennis (BA '84) Featured in The Telegraph
Kathryn Dennis (BA '84) is amazing. There just isn't much more that needs to be said. The modest UGA alumna may shy away from individual recognition, but it is very much deserved. Therefore, The Telegraph recently featured Dennis and her dedication to the Community Foundation of Central Georgia.
The former SunTrust Bank branch manager is now president of the Community Foundation of Central Georgia. According to The Telegraph, The Community Foundation "is a publicly supported philanthropic organization that carries out the charitable interests of donors by investing funds as scholarships and grants. These funds benefit 16 counties, including Bibb, Houston and Peach. With $62 million in assets, the foundation has given out $50 million in grants since its establishment in 1993."
Dennis is an Atlanta native, but has lived in Macon for more than half of her life. She and her husband Brown have raised three children there. Ten years ago, Dennis decided to join the Community Foundation to support the Central Georgia community that she fell in love with.
Impressed so far? Dennis is also a former chairwoman of the Stratford Academy Board of Trustees and the first female president of the Macon Rotary Club.
Please join me in thanking Kathryn Dennis for her dedication to improving the lives of many Central Georgians, and for representing the high-caliber UGA graduates that are lending their skills to nonprofits around the globe. We are so proud.
To read the full article in The Telegraph, please click here.
Be sure to learn more about the Community Foundation of Central Georgia online.
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Alumnus Spotlight: Alex Crevar (AB '93)
The University of Georgia, which ranks among the top 20 public universities by U.S. News & World Report, has a student body of more than 34,000. While many students arrive at UGA right out of high school, many do not. For example, consider journalist Alex Crevar (AB '93). After graduating from UGA in the early 1990s, Alex spent nearly 20 years traveling abroad and working as a freelance journalist, contributing to The New York Times, Men's Journal, National Geographic and more.
Alex has returned to UGA to pursue a masters degree from the Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communication. He still works full time as a travel editor for Paste Magazine and part time as a spin instructor at the Ramsey Student Center. Assistant Director of Communications Jamie Lewis (AB '12, AB '12) sat down with Alex to discuss the biggest changes he's noticed at UGA since his undergraduate years and what it's like to return as a non-traditional student.
What prompted you to first attend UGA? What was your major and were you involved in any students activities?
UGA was one of the only schools I applied to and it was where all my friends were. Frankly, in those days, it was not a hard place to be accepted. I knew I would have fun. As a student, I was a communications major. I ran triathalons and played ultimate frisbee for UGA. I took a semester off to ski. I had a great time and still graduated with fairly good grades.
What did you do between graduating from UGA the first time and returning to earn your masters? How did your time at UGA prepare you for your career?
For the last 18, I have been a journalist. I lived between Europe and the U.S., covering travel for a variety of newspapers and magazines.
During my time at UGA, I became an adult -- of sorts -- and someone who was confident that he could try new things and visit new places. UGA and Athens have always been comfortable for me and because of those roots, I could live elsewhere knowing I always had a place to return, which is no small thing for any person.
Alex during his undergraduate years at UGA in the early 1990s
What made you want to return to Athens and UGA?
I came back to earn a masters in journalism. I want to eventually teach journalism at the college level while continuing to freelance.
Briefly discuss some of the biggest differences between your first time at UGA and now? How has campus changed, biggest difference in the student body, etc.
The biggest difference, without question, is technology. There was no Internet when I attended UGA. Now, of course, people are on their phones and laptops all the time. I find myself a little frustrated by the constant need to be in touch by device and the Internet.
The students today seem to be much more focused on school than I was ... or my friends were. But again, UGA wasn't the kind of place you had to fight to get into back then. Having said that, my generation loved Athens for Athens. Largely we were here because of the town. It seems that students are here now more for the school, which is appropriate, of course.
Are you interested in returning to UGA to earn a graduate degree? Click here to learn more about opportunities with UGA's Graduate School, which has many nationally ranked programs.
Alumna Spotlight: Sara Alread (BFA '09)
Sara Alread (BFA '09) of Saint Simons Island, Georgia successfully launched her business, Little River Designs, in April 2013. The web-based business features rustic hand-crafted, wooden designs for the Southern home. Litter River Designs is a family business in every sense of the word. Sara's father is a carpenter, while her mother and sister serve as constant inspirations for new designs. The idea to create Little River Designs came in the form of a new family member.
Sara shares how Litter River Designs got its name, "On November 30, 2011, my nephew, River, was born. He became our inspiration and official mascot. We were already making signs, planning weddings and building furniture for ourselves when friends became interested in what we were creating. Soon after River was born, Little River Designs began."
Little River Designs centers around a timeless family tradition: tracking grandchildrens' growth-spurts on the wall at grandma's house. Little River Designs' most popular item is the wooden Grow Chart Rulers.
Grow Chart Rulers by Litter River Designs
Today, Little River Designs continues to develop its online business and clientele. A recent expansion includes a line of wedding signs and the personalization of all Litter River Design products. As Sara and her team grow the Little River Designs line, they have gained the attention of a few big crafting and design websites. The business has been featured on SwissMiss, Sweet Peach, 100 Layer Cake, Rustic Wedding Chic, Golden Isles Magazine, and in the Atlanta Journal Constitution.
To learn more about Sara and Little River Designs, check out the website and Facebook page.
Sisters Rethink "Something Borrowed"
Sisters Ashley Steele (ABJ '06), of Charlottesville, Virginia., and Cali Brutz (AB '08), of Athens, Georgia., own and operate two businesses that are modernizing the wedding industry. Steele and Brutz began working together in 2008 at the ages of 24 and 22, respectively. At the time, Steele was planning her own wedding and Brutz was a photographer. During the wedding planning process, the pair identified a number of issues that arise for the soon-to-be brides. Looking to solve those issues sparked several entrepreneurial projects.
The duo's latest venture, Borrowing Magnolia, uses a concept similar to that of Rent the Runway and Warby Parker in that brides will be able to rent wedding dresses for their big day directly from Borrowing Magnolia. The dresses available for rental will be provided by former brides who are interested in earning extra cash by lending their gown to another individual. Borrowing Magnolia ensures that the dresses are in good quality by limiting each dress to three rentals annually and five total. Sizes range from 0 to 24 and alterations are available as long as the changes are reversible
Borrowing Magnolia lives to serve the bride. The sisters ensure the brides-to-be that, "Borrowing Magnolia is committed to helping you find your dream gown, the way the modern bride does the dress. We make it easy for you to buy or borrow a designer gorgeous gown at a fraction of the retail cost, while still having a white-glove personalized boutique experience from start-to-finish. Look fabulous in your dream dress, save some cash, go green, and focus on what really matters on your wedding day. That's what we're all about."
The sisters have obviously been bitten by the entrepreneurial bug and show no signs of stopping. This year, Borrowing Magnolia is expected to have over 800 dresses in their collection by the end of the year; the business was featured in the New York Times' Style Section; and reality show producers are in talks of covering their business endeavors.
Congratulation to Ashley and Cali on their stellar sucess and best wishes as they continue to help women live their dream weddings.


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Mentioning Sal is talking about "morabeza" the art of hospitality. Humble people, the locals have a contagious sympathy in this island of volcanic origin, one of the smallest of Cape Verde and the closest to the African continent. In the mid-Atlantic, Sal has a surface area of 216 km2, spread over 30 km long and 12 km wide. Although it is the flattest island of the archipelago, it has the highest point in Monte Grande, situated north-east and 406 meters of altitude. Populated by 35,000 inhabitants, Sal shares with the islands of Boa Vista, the closest, in May a mild climate with a small temperature variation. The hot winds that blow from the Sahara Desert help summer temperatures to range between 24 º and 30 º C. In winter, it may rain a little, thermometers run between 16 º C and 24 º C. With reddish-brown rocky plains and deserts of white sand deposited by the winds are the main characteristics of the lunar landscape. The gastronomy of Sal and its musical rhythms will not be unnoticed.


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Streamlined, light and versatile, the R1 Hoody embodies our primary design principle: Perfection is achieved when there's nothing left to take away. Alpinists and backcountry skiers live in this finely tuned, versatile favorite that's made of Polartec Power Dry polyester with a high/low grid interior. The fabric breathes, stretches and compresses to practically nothing, has a terrific feel and remains durable and warm. Its highly refined design features the pared-down detailing that avid climbers and backcountry skiers need, like a snug-fitting balaclava-style hood, a minimalist deep-venting front zipper that's offset at the chin (with a soft zipper garage for next-to-skin comfort) and a Variable Conditions Cuff with discreet on-seam thumb loops and a spiral- stitch construction that lets you push up the sleeves without constricting your forearms. With off-shoulder seams for pack-wearing comfort, a long torso for layering under a harness, an exterior chest pocket and lightweight micro-grid stretch polyester at the cuffs, hem and armpits for minimal bulk and increased breathability and dry times.
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Beltrami County Historical Society seeks input for sports exhibit
BEMIDJI -- The Beltrami County Historical Society is seeking community input for a new "Good Sports of the North" exhibit, scheduled to open July 16. The exhibit is funded in part by the George W. Neilson Foundation. The exhibit will highlight local sports moments and personalities...
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February 28, 2015
Driver uninjured after crashing while going the wrong way on Highway 2 near Fosston
A 28-year-old man going the wrong way on U.S. Highway 2 near Fosston, Minn., drove off the road Saturday but suffered no injuries, the State Patrol said. Jamie Harmon, whose hometown was not known to the patrol, was westbound in the eastbound lanes when his 1986 Oldsmobile Cutlass...
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February 28, 2015 - 4:00pm
Man seriously hurt when snowmobile hits trees south of Eveleth
EVELETH, Minn. -- A 37-year-old Farmington, Minn., man was seriously injured Thursday night in a snowmobile crash in the Central Lakes area south of Eveleth, the St. Louis County Sheriff's Office reported. Joshua Harris was northbound on groomed trails when he lost control...
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February 28, 2015 - 2:38pm
Man apparently freezes to death along railroad tracks near Dilworth
DILWORTH, Minn. – A man in his late 40s apparently froze to death just east of Dilworth near the train tracks, Clay County authorities say. Lt. Stephen Landsem of the Clay County Sheriff's Office said a railroad employee reporting finding the man at about 5 p.m. Wednesday...
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February 28, 2015 - 2:37pm
Two men found with 9 pounds of meth in vehicle on I-94 in Moorhead
MOORHEAD, Minn. -- Two men are in jail after the Minnesota State Patrol reported they found nine pounds of meth and more than 260 grams of marijuana in their vehicle on Interstate 94 in Moorhead earlier this week. Pablo Camarena from California and Mexican illegal immigrant Nestor...
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February 28, 2015 - 2:36pm
February 25, 2015
13 train cars derail northwest of Duluth; no injuries reported
A Canadian National Railway train derailed southeast of Cotton early Wednesday. The derailment involved three hazardous materials cars among the 13 cars involved in the incident, a CN spokesperson said. There is no danger to public safety, said the St. Louis County Sheriff's...
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February 25, 2015 - 2:17pm
WDAY's Kerstin Kealy to interview Barack Obama in sit-down at White House
FARGO – When Kerstin Kealy received a message from the White House, she thought it was a practical joke. But it's for real – the WDAY anchor has been invited to Washington, D.C., for a one-on-one, sit-down interview with President Barack Obama on Thursday. This will be...
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February 24, 2015
Suspect in Duluth supermarket slaying committed for mental health treatment
DULUTH — The suspect in an apparent random Duluth supermarket slaying has been civilly committed for mental health treatment, further postponing his prosecution. Jesse Alan Dahlstrom, 36, of Duluth will be committed to a state hospital for six months while he receives treatment,...
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February 24, 2015 - 9:03pm
Truck crash into dentist office injures two in Becker
BECKER — Two people were airlifted to St. Cloud Hospital after a truck crashed into a dentist's office building Tuesday morning, Becker Police Chief Brent Baloun said. Baloun said the truck slid off a frontage road and hit the building housing Dr. Stephanie Gruenes Center for Cosmetic...
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February 24, 2015 - 9:02pm
Gas-fueled pressure washers caused huge hog fire in southern Minnesota
TRUMAN — State investigators have concluded that a huge fire that killed more than 12,000 pigs and hogs at a southern Minnesota swine farm was accidental and caused by excessive heat from gas-fueled pressure washers, according to KEYC-TV in Mankato. The State Fire Marshal Division...
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February 24, 2015 - 9:01pm
Phoenix is on the long road to recovery: Puppy found in burning dumpster being treated at Twin Cities animal clinic
BEMIDJI -- His name is Phoenix. And yes, he did rise from the ashes. Phoenix is a five-month old Husky mix found Friday night in a burning...
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February 24, 2015 - 4:54pm
Drive-by shooting reported near Bagley
BEMIDJI -- The Clearwater County Sheriff's Office is investigating a drive-by shooting Monday afternoon about 8 miles southwest of Bagley. At approximately 3:20 p.m. Monday, the sheriff's office received a call of a possible drive-by shooting at mobile home on the 11000 block...
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February 24, 2015 - 10:56am
Survey: Multiple sclerosis listed as No. 1 reason for medical cannabis use in Minnesota
ST. PAUL -- Almost 1,400 Minnesotans are potential users of the state's new medical cannabis program that starts July 1. About half of the those respondents to a voluntary Minnesota Department of Health survey said they would use it for multiple sclerosis or severe muscle spasms....
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Charitable trust gives funds to North Dakota State for Indian health scholarships
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quote:USA Baby Care's website makes no attempt to hide why the company's clients travel to Southern California from China and Taiwan. It's to give birth to an American baby. "Congratulations! Arriving in the U.S. means you've already given your child a surefire ticket for winning the race," the site says in Chinese. "We guarantee that each baby can obtain a U.S. passport and related documents." That passport is just the beginning of a journey that will lead some of the children back to the United States to take advantage of free public schools and low-interest student loans, as the website notes. The whole family may eventually get in on the act, since parents may be able to piggyback on the child's citizenship and apply for a green card when the child turns 21. USA Baby Care is one of scores, possibly hundreds, of companies operating so-called maternity hotels tucked away in residential neighborhoods in the San Gabriel Valley, Orange County and other Southern California suburbs. Pregnant women from Chinese-speaking countries pay as much as $20,000 to stay in the facilities during the final months of pregnancy, then spend an additional month recuperating and awaiting the new baby's U.S. passport. Many of the hotels operate in violation of zoning laws, their locations known mainly to neighbors who observe the expectant mothers' frequent comings and goings.
quote:We would hate for kids of foreigners with money to come be citizens. The horror!
quote:quote: We would hate for kids of foreigners with money to come be citizens. The horror! Do you ever grow weary supposing yourself to be so superior to others? Does it take a toll on you emotionally to be so consistently condescending?
quote:i see why people get annoyed, but i would prefer this to poor hispanics doing the same thing.
quote:But that's not the reality. It's not either/or. It's both doing it right now.
quote:Am I superior to you? You didn't actually make a point, so why do you feel targeted?
quote: I don't see why this loophole isn't closed.
quote:of course. I don't see why this loophole isn't closed. Add a year residency requirement to achieve it.
quote:I don't see why you want it closed.
quote:Tigah in the ATL
quote:We should auction them off IMHO.
quote:should you have to pay as well? Or are you entitled to your citizenship?


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Did anyone already get a invoice in august?
Yes, on August 15, I've received an invoice and the money was payed out yesterday. Furthermore, I've received a breakdown report after waiting for it for more than half a year. Unfortunately, this report was incomplete...
I was told they never got the money from credit cards and carriers for me so its another months wait.
Its not like the money will disappear you will get more the next month, i am annoyed too. Even if you break the 100EUR per month it doesnt mean anything unless they have the funds to release.
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Occasionally, a teacher will encounter a student who simply cannot be motivated to do his homework, finish his worksheet or study for a test.
Times have changed and divorced people have sadly gone from being singularities to almost a sub-community.
The ship's captain apparently respected the Friedenwalds' strict adherence to halacha because he allowed them to use his cabin for davening and other religious observances.
Bottles of wine accompany the Pesach storytelling – each glass of wine represents the four expressions used by G-d in describing the redemption of the Jewish people from Egypt.
There is a point that many parenting books miss: children do more for us than we do for them.
Brigitte was a nine-year-old girl when Islamic militants launched an assault on a Lebanese military base and destroyed her home.
The husband needs to make some changes!
Purim is a fantastic time for fantasies, so I hope you won't mind my fantasizing about how easy life would be if kids would prefer healthy cuisine over sweets. Imagine waking up to the call of "Mommy, when will my oatmeal be ready?"… As you rush to ladle out the hot unsweetened cereal, you rub […]
'Double Gold' awarded to 2012 Yarden Heights wine & 2011 Yarden Merlot Kela Single Vineyard.
One should not give the money before Purim morning or after sunset.
The mishloach manos of times gone by were sometimes simple and sometimes elaborate, but the main focus was on the preparation of the delicious food they contained.
One of the earliest special Purims we have on record was celebrated by the Jews of Granada and Shmuel HaNagid, the eleventh-century rav, poet, soldier and statesman, and one of the most influential Jews in Muslim Spain.
Jews, wake up! Stop educating the world and start educating yourselves.
The exhibit, according to a statement from guest curator Michele Waalkes which is posted on the museum website, "examines how faith can inform and inspire artists in their work, whether their work is symbolic, pictorial, or textual in nature. It further explores how present-day artwork can lead audiences to ponder God, religious themes, venerated traditions, or spiritual insights."
It all started at an art and education conference at the Yeshiva University Museum. When one of the speakers misidentified a Goya painting at the Frick Collection, both the gentleman sitting next to me and I turned to each other and corrected the error simultaneously.
One of my favorite places when I was growing up in Boston was the used bookstore on Beacon and St. Mary's streets. Boston Book Annex could play a used bookshop on television; it was dimly lit and cavernous, crawling with cats, and packed with a dizzying array of books, many of which sold three for a dollar. But used bookstores of this sort, however picturesque and inviting, are a relatively modern phenomena. In the Middle Ages, for example, I would never have been able to afford even a single used book unless I had been born into an aristocratic family. (Full disclosure, I was not.)
Jewish medals, several with Hebrew inscriptions and provocative imagery, were among the gems at The European Art Fair (TEFAF) in Maastricht, Netherlands, as I wrote in these pages two weeks ago. Another mini-trend at the fair, which will interest Jewish art aficionados, was an abundance of works by Marc Chagall.
It's virtually impossible to ignore the financial aspects of TEFAF Maastricht, the annual arts and antiques fair in the historic city about two hours south of Amsterdam. More than 250 dealers from nearly 20 countries sell their wares—which span from Greek and Roman antiquities to contemporary sculptures—in the halls of the Maastricht Exhibition and Congress Centre, whose corridors are adorned by nearly 65,000 tulips.
Max Ferguson's 1993 painting Katz's may be the second most iconic representation of the kosher-style delicatessen after the 1989 Billy Crystal and Meg Ryan film, When Harry Met Sally. Ferguson's photorealistic painting depicts the deli from an interesting perspective, which is simultaneously inviting and hostile—in short, the dichotomy of deli culture.
The whole idea of an artful pushka (tzeddakah or charity box) is almost a tease, if not an outright mockery. Isn't there something pretty backward about investing time and money in an ornate container to hold alms for the poor?
Located about nine miles north of Madrid, the Palacio Real de El Pardo (Pardo Palace) dates back to the early 15th century. Devastated by a March 13, 1604 fire that claimed many works from its priceless art collection, the Pardo Palace and its vast gardens were used as a hunting ground by the Spanish monarchs.
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The thin blue line between lord of the png in Kanaanemi and civilization
is a candid canon strummed puppetry irony, of extermination.
Slave owner at St Ch'atty's Mutaween paradise of bullying, not in danger of mutilation.
Halliburton must be allied with Sgro. Who cares what the quackery thinks. *...Chavez is pope of the Amazonians...*
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Kanadian soldiers returning from Afghanistan have unusually high suicide rates,
Hannahbelle Lector is practiced at projecting
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Prime Minister Graffiti Mutaween
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http://www.ctv.ca/servlet/ArticleNews/s ... /20061031/
Climactic epiphanies of Ceausescu's *retarded graffiti vandalism*
Misogynist Hate Crimes.
Ceausescu's sewer migrating Gourm8ate Crimes in Kanada's Kapital
Degrading the standard of living around the world to Ceausescu's Romanian birth bond Epsilon.
NAU, where Ceausescu's "retarded" Intelligentsia, *started new.*
Garnished wage epitaph Ceausescu's securitate has exploited a paranoid schizophrenic and profited by reassuring his bankroll, that she is more edifying
than his fiscal fear. Borat's garnished wage scholarship, that would have otherwise been denied, offered him some tax relief, which whet his appetite.
And he is still attempting to make his only child, pay some of his taxes.
Settling the clash of cultures on shared misogynist frontiers of witch burning.
St Ch'atty's parliamentary wing of pious child bride slavery, cathartic target teen Brittney bullying.
Three generations of psychotic women, since Png's doctards blacklisted Jeffrey Moussaief Mossad's ground breaking work on male reign of terror
weeping elephants fare better than bleeding refrigerators.
personanongrata wrote: "Women are psychotic, men are ***holes" Groucho Marx
Project Paperclip, found making multiples was not easy, but psychosis was a piece of cake.
Ceausescu's pro pedophilia, slave traded, median age, birth bond treasury.
Double bound thefts in Security. Dieback Executioners, in Cranford's shire.
http://www.policyinnovations.org/ideas/ ... ata/000344
http://news.findlaw.com/andrews/bf/cod/ ... 8_kbr.html
Well - we know Bush is only batty approves of Cowudder's peculiar attentions, even if the Taliban are paid to upstage it, with kinder methods.
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Neo Fascism in Kanada's Kapital
U of incontinent Pee Pee a global birth bond treasury on a terrorist watch list.
Naomi Klein on a terrorist watch list, not so King Kapo Ralph
"Securitate files today cannot be done without contextualizing the information and remembering the wooden language the {Kanadian} regimes used to give a veneer of legitimacy to their most atrocious human rights violations."
http://www.wilsoncenter.org/index.cfm?t ... _id=109979
Png's Burning Times
Genocidal markers
The neighbor with child bride slavery in his household, not at risk of bullying from St Patty's mutaween.
Not at risk of being skinned and mutilated by flurry of cowudder quackery,
the slave owner in Ceausescu's co opted Angela's Ashes Kanemi.
"Whitlerian Jihad" la fee vert.
http://www.policyinnovations.org/ideas/ ... ata/000344
'1 rule to Kanaan's Quackery not mutilating:
"The Destruction of American Women"
To be 'given to aliens', for lack of indentured imagination.
The population will embrace victimizing Ceausescu's choice of easy victim.
Psychopathy masquerades as functional, when justified by pathological power structure. Petty megalomania is the most common untreated symptom of mental illness. .That is why half the people in mental health are "torturers"
http://www.democracynow.org/2008/7/18/t ... e_mayer_on
Slave traders masquerade as crusaders, when slaves are sold as pious neighbors.
Split down the middle, until recent landmark decency,
http://www.democracynow.org/2008/10/10/ ... chologists
the assc of psychiatards - the patria potestas dementia that Elektra projects
http://www.democracynow.org/2007/7/30/r ... tion_grows
is shared by those doctards who misdiagnosed Jeffrey Moussaief Mossad's aunt
http://www.democracynow.org/blog/2007/6 ... nd_torture
when she went psychotic, due to male reign of terror
http://www.mindcontrolforums.com/mind-h ... rewall.htm
a bottom line draconian fiscal firewall, parading as moralistic
"strummed puppetry" echoes the "Power and Control" of global weaponry
Project Paperclip's tunnel vision is filling the hospitals with Moneygele.
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Little Egg sneak peek.
Yeah, this is gonna be like one of those movie previews that you see, where the movie won't be out for over a year. Yeah, it's exactly like that really.
Some good news- Rhett and Link are coming next week to interview me. They're some funny guys who I met in New York. They have a live internet show every Thursday at 9 p.m. Eastern Standard Time. The show is family friendly, if you have kids, or are one.
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NEW YORK (CNNMoney) — Steady December home sales capped the best year for the U.S. real estate market in five years, according to an industry trade group report Tuesday.
The National Association of Realtors said that December sales of previously-owned homes came in just slightly below November's sales pace, but up 12.8 percent from a year ago. That brought full-year sales to 4.65 million, up 9 percent from 2011 and the best year for home sales since 2007, when there were 5 million homes sold just before the housing bubble burst.
Sales are being helped by a combination of strong market fundamentals -- near record low mortgage rates, lower unemployment and a rebound in home prices, all of which are bringing in buyers into the market who had been waiting for it to hit bottom. The mortgage rates and years of depressed home prices have also combined to create the most affordable housing market on record, according to the Realtors group.
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The improved demand for homes in December led to the inventory of homes for sale to fall to 1.82 million homes on the market, the lowest supply since January 2001. One factor in tightening supplies is a drop in foreclosures and other distressed home sales, which made up only 24 percent of home sales in December compared to 32 percent a year ago. The tighter supply, and the drop in distressed sales, have helped to lift home prices so that the median sales price for the year rose to $176,600, up 6.3 percent from 2011. That's the biggest gain in prices in since the bubble year of 2005.
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1 Appalling. Ea get off your high horses and sort this mess89cruefan | 14/10/2010 | See all 89cruefan's reviews (2)Where to start?? This game is only sucessful due to the promotion, adverts and false promises of what the game was meant to be.Ea have taken a step backwards from what was in Fifa 10. The game is glitch and bug riddled even worse then last years. This really should of even been released.Good points:- More injuries in CM- Better celebrations- Improvement on graphicsthats it. There really isnt much else ea have done. Now onto the massive list of bad points:- Ai is terrible. AI on your team barely make any movements, bad positioning and just overall bad. Opposition Ai are terrible. Lack of attack, lack of shots, lack of challenges.- Become a Goalkeeper flawed. Computer Ai terrible on this and ratings are flawed,- Player faces still unrealistic in some cases. Rooney looks nothing like he does in real life.- Commentary is terrible. I scored a goal and this is what i got "the flag is up and the ball has gone out of play off the defender"- Online is seriously messed up. Unless you have been living on the moon you would have noticed that Ea's servers this year are terrible. Games being lagged or cut out. Flag glitches. The flag glitch according to Rutter had been fixed but it is still there- Fifa clubs online. Not working. basically games are being played and not counted. example one user on the Fifa11 forums played 3 hours last night(7 games) and only one of them, yes one of them was actually counted on the online leaderboard.- CM is bugged and a lie. Basically Ea promised a new engine and system for CM after the bad MM last season. This is a lie and hasnt happend. More on this later.- Game is scripted in places. In many games it is easy to see when scripting is occuring, you can see it in action- Difficulty weird and not challenging. Basically more of a challenge and test on semi-pro then on difficulties professional, world class and legendary. On the last 3 difficulties scorelines will be 0-0 or 1-0 to you. Opposition parks the bus. Dont attack and dont even try to score ie, one game for me. United vs Spurs. I had 92% passing, 72% possesion, 20 shots on target. Spurs had 0 shots, 75% passing and 28% possesion. That was on profesional, replay the game on semi pro and i won 3-2. I had something like 12 shots on target, spurs had 8 shots on target etc- Terrible scripting on strikers. Ie a weak defender from a league 2 side can out muscle, out sprint and outdo players like Nani, Rooney, Higuain etc- Music is VERY weak compared to 2010.Right now onto CM, the main reason i got Fifa11. Ea have falsely promised a good CM Its a let down. Into my second season and i am already bored and fed up. I have only had the game 11 days. Here is a run down of the bad points of CM:- 2 billion in debt glitch still there. Massive glitch from 2010 is still here- Glitch on March 30th. With a cup game before the game each year on 30th March will freeze. Unable to sim past it and unable to play the game- Same glitch as above just happens on Dec 6th area- Easy to get fired. Ai doesnt take into consideration games played. Ie at the first board review(mid october) with a team like Liverpool, Chelsea, United it is very easy to get fired. Ie many people have been fired for being in 2nd,3rd,4th spot and not in 1st even if the top team has played 2-3 games then you. Ie By mid October a team like City could be top by playing 9 games whereas your team with the cup games could be 3rd/4th having only played 6 games and still get fired- Cup Game glitch. A major glitch. Basically I had Leeds, Newcastle, Spurs, City, Fulham in the league cup matches. When it came to the Fa cup that same season i ended up facing the exact same teams in the exact same order.Not random tbc
5 (Demo Only) - Probably the best football game ever made.NikoBellic | 15/09/2010 | See all NikoBellic's reviews (15)I downloaded this from the american PSN and was again blown away, I played Fifa 10 loads and althought this feels weird at first after being so used to fifa 10 you soon get used to it and apprieciate the gameplay. The ball now feels very detached from the players, which is a good thing. Players are alot more individual, for example iniesta for Barca can pick out a 40 yard pass onto Messi's foot but try the same with someone not so skilled and it will probably go out for a throw. Its very realistic all round, the refs now have varying degrees of strictness which helps games flow. You can now view individual highlights after each game and save them onto your relpay gallery to view whenever you feel like it, also adding your own custom sound track from your hard drive is a nice touch. Another little thing I like (probably because i'm a gaming nerd) is the way after a tackle/shot etc the camera will follow that player and give stats likes, distance travelled etc. Again making it feel like a live game. The gameplay is fantastic how all the tussles for possesion and players diving all over the place make it look amazing, there is so much animation going on here. for example I was playing earlier and had a shot with messi which crashed off of the bar and david villa just launched himself at it to try and put the rebound in, it came off of his shoulder and went out, there will be so many different kind of random goals in this game which I think is great, last minute deflected post and in type goals. I'll shut up now, anyway if you liked fifa 10 and world cup S.A then get this as it combines both and adds even more on top. Brilliant game.
5 PenaltiesSuperRueben | 19/09/2010 | See all SuperRueben's reviews (1)As a person who just recently got interested in football, (but a long time fifa fan and gamer) this game is very much anticipated. Demo is excellent!N.B. The penalties issue: Go to the arena, kick the ball in the keepers box. Press UP on the D-Pad do practice a penalty. Now press L2 to turn on the blue circle penalty reticule. You will see that when you take a penalty the circle moves slowly around in the inside of the net but SWEEPS VIOLENTLY if you try to get a perfect penalty (ie. top corner)
5 amazing but had to buy it twice!rwipsw987 | 04/10/2010 | See all rwipsw987's reviews (2)went out today to buy this from game as my "PRE-ORDER" from play STILL hasnt arrived, 4 days after release day! awesome game though!
1 Worst FIFA game yet!!!Drew89 | 02/03/2011 | See all Drew89's reviews (1)I have played FIFA since FIFA 95 and I am shocked at how much of a step back EA have taken with this game. I play FIFA 10 because FIFA 11 has lost what made FIFA great... FUN!!!.The defenders read every pass and are nearly impossible to take on even with the fastest stricker. Your own defenders hold a high line and stand out of place and you need to make 500 passes to get nearthe box. I have never played PES before because FIFA has always been the best game I have ever played. I feel that EA has let FIFA fans down and i am sad to say that i bought PES this year as FIFA had let me down. if FIFA 12 isnt better then i will never buy FIFA again... in a nutshell it is not fun to play and a poor effort at realism.


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quote:I'm just saying Jenkins is one of the better players on this shitastic defense
quote:you do realize if you give up a play and still tackle the guy, that's a plus by your evaluation methods?
quote:Just so y'all know...Harper and Jenkins are ranked 19th and 22th in total tackles so far, which is 2nd and 3rd among among DBs in the league.
quote:if you are going to post stats please post all relevant ones
quote: lol ok. I guess since y'all were discussing the tackling techniques then tackling stats aren't appropriate..
quote:Number of baseball hits are useless unless you tell me the total at bats.
quote: If you think tackling and football defense is just hit or miss type stuff then I don't know what to do for you. But valiant effort in trying to twist facts.
quote:Team defense. I'm not saying our safeties are playing flawless by any stretch of the imagination...but the young cbs are getting burned all the time. Jenkins and Harper can't cover for everyone's mistakes. Especially when dealing with pass defense, it's a team effort, except maybe back shoulder stuff? You could make an argument for that but even Revis gets burned on those from time to time.