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The BBC reports that novelist, essayist and short-story writer James Graham (JG) Ballard died on Sunday morning, April 19, 2009 following several years of illness. He was 78. Ballard was a British citizen who was born in Shanghai, China and educated at Cambridge University. He wrote 19 novels and dozens of short stories. His most […]
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Algirdas Jonas Budrys, who wrote, reviewed and edited science fiction as Algis Budrys, passed away on Monday, June 9, 2008 following an extended illness. He was 77. He came to the United States from Lithuania at the age of 5 with his father, who was consul-general of the Lithuanian government. Known to countless fans and […]
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Gresham's Latest News
February 27, 2015
Rep. Fagan introduces bills on Damascus
One of three House bills introduced to the state legislature this week, if it passes, would place the disincorporation of Damascus on the November 2016 ballot. Urged by residents group, the…
February 25, 2015
West Gresham to host memorial for teacher Fogle
West Gresham Elementary School will hold a celebration of life for the late Stacia Fogle on Fri., March 13. Fogle spent her entire educational career at West Gresham Elementary School. She was…
February 25, 2015
Schoolchildren asked to help restore Oregon Constitution document
A $60,000 campaign would restore and permanently display the 158-year-old document To address a longtime funding shortage, the Oregon secretary of state's office has issued a challenge to…
February 24, 2015
Sandy Mountain Festival seeks nominations for 2015 Queen's Court
The Sandy Mountain Festival is accepting nominations for its 2015 Five Generation Queens Court. Every year since 1979, the festival has chosen five women who make a difference in their…
February 24, 2015
Gardening course grows community
'Seed to Supper' teaches gardening on a budget For the second year, the Ecumenical Ministries of Oregon Interfaith Food and Farms will coordinate a free gardening course at the community gardens…
February 24, 2015
Gang torture chamber discovered, court documents allege
One victim injected with heroin, meth; second victim shot two times, court documents allege PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN 6) – A 44-year-old man was arraigned Monday on allegations he intentionally tried…
February 24, 2015
Man indicted for 2013 murder at Red Sunset Park
A third man has been indicted on murder charges stemming from the shooting of 29-year-old Paulino Vanancio-Lopez in Red Sunset Park in Gresham. A Multnomah County Grand Jury on Feb. 20 indicted…
February 24, 2015
Powell Boulevard DMV office closes
Closest office will open at 181st Avenue on March 2 Greshams Department of Motor Vehicles office has moved. The state Department of Transportation announced on Feb. 18 that the DMV office at…
February 20, 2015
Attention all hunters
We're trying to connect with folks who live within the circulation areas of The Outlook, Sandy Post and Estacada News who are dedicated hunters big game, upland game birds and waterfowl. Each…
February 20, 2015
Land-use plan vote comes back around
Voters to weigh in during March election
Leaders, residents differ on benefits of land-use guidelines Ballots went out on Thursday for the Tuesday, March 10, special election, in which…
Feb 20, 2015
Should Gresham's mayor, city councilors be paid?
A resident task force has voted unanimously to recommend that the Gresham City Council allow voters to decide whether to give the finance committee the power to establish an annual compensation…
Feb 20, 2015
Troutdale will consider other waste removal services
The Troutdale City Council doesnt have an issue with Waste Management, but will consider other franchise options for garbage and recycling services before the citys contract expires at the end…
Feb 20, 2015
Fairview pot facility question in flux
The Fairview City Council held a first reading for a marijuana code amendment at its Feb. 18 meeting, but the amendment may not be necessary. The code was sent back to staff last month to…
Feb 18, 2015
Investigators seek 'serial flasher' after sightings in Boring,…
Sheriff's office seeks public's help in locating suspect The Clackamas County Sheriffs Office continues to seek tips in a string of indecent exposure incidents that started in December in…
Feb 18, 2015
Portland police involved in non-injury shooting in Gresham
Incident was near Safeway gas station on Southwest Highland Drive No one was injured when the Portland Police Bureau's Gang Enforcement Team was involved in a shooting at about 6:30 p.m. Tuesday…
Feb 18, 2015
Brown pledges to 'restore public's trust'
As she became Oregons 38th governor Wednesday, Kate Brown pledged that neither she nor her staff would accept outside compensation. In remarks after she took her oath from Chief Justice Thomas…
Feb 17, 2015
Councilors call for updates to Rockwood Library
As Rockwoods revival gets under way with an investment in social services and plans to attract restaurants and other businesses, theres one building that Gresham city officials worry could get…
Feb 17, 2015
Man treated for accidental gunshot wound
A shooting early this morning in the 19100 block of East Burnside Road that left a 25-year-old man with a gunshot wound is believed to have been an accident, police said. Police were dispatched…
Feb 17, 2015
School Briefs
Portland Lutheran hosts open house Portland Lutheran School will hold an open house 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. on Feb. 19. Students and teachers will be on hand to answer questions. The open house will…
Feb 17, 2015
Troutdale police negotiations nearing conclusion
Negotiations for the potential contract with Multnomah County Sheriffs Office, outsourcing the Troutdale Police Department, have been described as a game of ping pong. The initial proposal was…

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SUWANEE - Amanda Komisarow pounded down 20 kills and added 12 digs as GAC picked up a pair of wins at a volleyball play day at North Gwinnett on Thursday.
The Spartans (3-1) defeated the host Bulldogs 25-14, 25-12 before sweeping Hart County 25-13, 25-7. Morgan McKnight also aided GAC's cause with seven kills, while Rachel Waldrop added six kills and five service aces and Catherine Chason dished out 27 assists and chipped in 13 digs. VOLLEYBALL Collins Hill takes two GAINESVILLE - The Eagles (4-0) swept their play day to remain unbeaten on the season, beating the host Knights 25-12, 25-19 and North Hall 25-18, 25-16 on Thursday. Abby Peabody had a strong all-around day with nine kills and eight aces, while Alex Raines contributed offensively with eight kills. Wesleyan drops pair ATLANTA - The Wolves (3-4), ranked No. 3 in Class AA/A, dropped a pair of matches to top-ranked teams in higher classifications, falling 27-25, 25-18 to host Woodward Academy of Class AAA and 25-18, 25-18 to Class AAAA Sandy Creek on Thursday. Callie Bivings had five kills and five digs for Wesleyan, while Wilson Sprinkle had 11 digs and Anna Keappler finished with 17 kills and 15 digs. Peachtree Ridge gets sweep SANDY SPRINGS - The Lions (4-0) got 10 kills and three aces from DeLaina Sarden in a sweep of their play day Thursday at North Springs, beating the host Spartans 25-10, 25-23 and Grayson 25-7, 25-20. Brynna Robinson also had a big day with 23 assists and two aces and Lucy Riddle had seven kills, three assists and three aces, Grayson falls in three-setter SANDY SPRINGS - The Rams fell to 1-3 after dropping their match to Peachtree Ridge, plus a hard-fought 25-23, 15-25, 25-18 loss host North Springs on Thursday. Spencer Warren led the way for Grayson with 13 kills, while Kristi Cheesman added 10 kills and two blocks and Kara Seabrook led the defense with 12 digs. Hebron earns split JEFFERSON - The Lions (2-2) outlasted West Hall 25-22, 16-25, 25-10 before falling to host Jefferson 26-24, 25-13 on Thursday. Elise Murray had a big offensive day with 11 kills, while Courtney Bishop added five kills and 11 aces. Becky Conner also had five kills, Alix Sutton finished with seven digs and Maddi Roof and Savannah Blalock handed out seven assists each. Mill Creek sweeps three HOSCHTON - The Hawks improved to 5-0 with wins of 25-7, 25-8 over Mountain View, 25-8, 25-7 over Berkmar and 25-18, 25-13 over Duluth on Thursday at home. Moneshia Simmons slammed out 19 kills, many of them with help from Ashley Jackson, who dished out 68 assists and added 12 aces from the service line. Providence rallies for sweep SNELLVILLE - Caroline Adams had 15 straight service points in the Stars' opening 25-5, 25-15 win over Meadowcreek on Thursday at Shiloh. Melanie Blackburn then helped turned the tide as Providence (4-0) rallied past the host Generals 20-25, 25-18, 25-22. SOFTBALL Central Gwinnett 4, Mill Creek 2 HOSCHTON - Jessica Porter threw a complete game and Jennie Chamness and Kandi Duran each had a hit and an RBI as the Black Knights (2-1) picked up a road win in the Hawk/Bulldog Invitational on Thursday. The host Hawks (0-1-1) got a strong pitching performance of their own from Caroline Wilson, who gave up only two unearned runs in four innings, but it wasn't enough despite two hits, including a triple, from Brittany Bass and two hits and a stolen base from Chandler Griffin. North Gwinnett 3, Grayson 1 SUWANEE - Lexi Anderson went 2-for-3 with an RBI and Alex McDavid added a hit and six solid innings in the circle as the Bulldogs (6-2) down the Rams in the Hawk/Bulldog Invitational on Thursday at North. McDavid (3-1) scattered six hits and an earned run and struck out six over six innings, while Caroline Rogers, Kali Shimmin and Mandy Spangler each added a hit. Duluth 1, North Forsyth 1 BRASELTON - Sam Metzler was 2-for-3 and Ivy Knox had a strong over all game, but the Wildcats (0-1-1) and Raiders couldn't decided the issue before the time limit at the Hawk/Bulldog Invitational ran out Thursday at West Jackson Park. Knox went 1-for-3 and struck out five batters in six innings in the circle, while Casey Nellums also had a hit for Duluth. Buford 3, Dacula 0 BRASELTON - Karly Fullem threw a complete game shutout, while Alysha Rudnik and Lexi Overstreet each went 2-for-4 and drove in a run as the Wolves (1-1) downed the Falcons at the Hawk/Bulldog Invitational on Thursday at West Jackson Park. Fullem (1-0) pitched around six hits and a walk and struck out nine over seven innings, while Melissa Dickie also contributed a double and an RBI for Buford. Collins Hill 9, Loganville 2 SUWANEE - The Eagles (7-0) remained unbeaten behind a big night at the plate by Chelsea Littlejohn (2-for-2, RBI), Mckenzie Halstead (HR, 2 RBIs), Brittany Roley (2-for-3) and Christina Parham (2-for-3, 2 RBIs) on Thursday at home. Kacey Hawkshead (3-0) threw a complete game, scattering five hits and striking out six over five innings. Newton 3, Parkview 1 COVINGTON - Grier Freeman had a double and an RBI and Taylor Fleming and Krista Gustafson chipped in a hit apiece, but it wasn't enough for the Panthers (3-3), who fell to the host Rams on Thursday. Summer Rose (2-2) took the loss despite giving up just two hits and one earned run and striking out seven over six innings. Alcovy 6, South Gwinnett 1 SNELLVILLE - Beth Rawson had a hit and an RBI, but the Comets (1-6) were defeated by the Tigers on Thursday. Lindsey Hogan (1-4) went the distance and struck out three. Forsyth Central 1, Providence 0 CUMMING - The Stars fell to 4-3 in a game suspended by weather after five innings Thursday. Kylie Kleinschmidt (4-3) struck out 10 and gave up just three hits and one unearned run, while Jessie Kowalewicz, Cory Rodgers and Morgan Johnson each had a hit. Morgan Co. 3, Mt. View 0 MADISON - A strong outing form Danielle Davis (1-2), who gave up just four hits and struck out eight over six innings, wasn't enough for the Bears (2-4) on Thursday. Breannah McCrary and Brooke Stanford had one hit apiece to lead the Mountain View offense. Spalding 5, Wesleyan 3 NORCROSS - Logan Morris went 3-for-4 with two runs and Caramia Tsirigos was 2-for-4 with an RBI, but the Wolves (0-1) fell to the visiting Jaguars in their opener Thursday at home. Shiloh 10, SW DeKalb 2 SNELLVILLE - Monet Daly (3-1) gave up two unearned runs and struck out six over five innings and went 2-for-4 at the plate to lead the Generals (4-2) to a win over the visiting Panthers on Thursday. Amber Stillwell, Amber Johnson, Tonisha Callaway and Jenna Carr each went 2-4 and Shanice Grant added a hit. Brookwood erupts for two wins BRASELTON - The Broncos (5-2) brought out the big bats in beating Peachtree Ridge 6-0 and Jackson County 8-2 at the Hawk/Bulldog Invitational on Thursday at West Jackson Park. Jessica Neidigh (1-1) went 6-for-6 with two RBIs and scored four runs for the doubleheader and picked up the win in the nightcap with six strikeouts in a complete game. Brandi Jones (3-1) also pitched a complete game with five strikeouts in six innings in the opener and went 1-for-3 with an RBI against Jackson County. Other big performances for Brookwood included Mandy Blackwell (4-for-6, five RBIs), Susan Norris (2-for-4, RBI vs. Jackson Co.) and Julia Westbrook (1-for-3, 2 RBIs vs. Jackson Co.), while Jenny Blackwell, Emily Brantley, Rachel Rhodes and Daniella Ulloa each had a hit and an run. Norcross 13, Campbell 1 BRASELTON - Diamond DeShields belted an inside-the-park grand slam and Jean Gillentine threw four shutout innings as the Blue Devils (5-3) downed the Spartans in pool play of the Hawk/Bulldog Invitational late Wednesday night at West Jackson Park. Gillentine (2-2) gave up just two hits and struck out four, while getting offensive support from DeShields, Samantha Findling (2-for-3, RBI), Heidi Shape (1-for-2, RBI) and Alexandra Foulke (1-for-3, 2 RBIs).More like this story
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Kobe Bryant responds to Mark Cuban's amnesty suggestion in epic fashion
Feb 24, 2013, 9:30 PM EST
A couple of days ago, Mavericks owner Mark Cuban suggested in a radio interview that maybe it was time for the Lakers to consider amnestying Kobe Bryant, given the team's current position out of the playoff picture and the astronomical payroll and luxury tax bill the franchise would be looking at next season. Cuban has…
Pistons' Will Bynum suspended one game for hit on Tyler Hansbrough
Feb 24, 2013, 8:07 PM EST
In the least surprising news of the day, Will Bynum of the Detroit Pistons has been suspended one game without pay for striking Tyler Hansbrough of the Indiana Pacers in the stomach, the league announced on Sunday via official release. The play occurred with 8:39 remaining in the fourth quarter, and with the Pistons trailing by…
The Spurs have been winning games all season long without various players in the lineup, and Sunday in Phoenix they'll try to do it again, this time with Tony Parker sidelined due to a triceps injury. Parker initially suffered the injury during the Spurs' blowout win over the Clippers on Thursday, reports Mike Monroe of…
Signs a player on the court just did something exceptionally sick: 1- Audible sounds of shock and awe from the crowd, before the shot even goes down, and especially when a player is playing on the road. [Check.] 2- Teammates on the bench all stand up in preparation for cheering wildly once the shot falls.…
Each game for the Lakers becomes more important as the season progresses, as the team tries to make up enough ground to claw its way into the postseason after getting off to such a dismal start. Sunday afternoon in Dallas, L.A. played like its beginning to realize it. Behind a spectacular 38-point performance from Kobe…
Will Bynum ejected after punching Tyler Hansbrough in the midsection (VIDEO)
Feb 24, 2013, 2:00 PM EST
Early in the fourth quarter of the Pacers' second consecutive blowout win over the Pistons on Saturday, Will Bynum was caught on a screen from Tyler Hansbrough. Bynum either didn't appreciate the contact, or the fact that Hansbrough continued to illegally move once the contact was made, and gave him a little shot to the…
Danny Granger hits one of his 10 shot attempts in return from injury, and his teammates are ecstatic (VIDEO)
Feb 24, 2013, 11:00 AM EST
It wasn't exactly a perfect night for Danny Granger, playing his first game of the season for the Pacers after working his way back from a severe knee injury. Granger missed his first eight shots of the game, but playing against a woeful Pistons team that Indiana had just beaten by 32 the night before,…
Dwight Howard says his poor conditioning has cost the Lakers 'a lot of games'
Feb 24, 2013, 9:30 AM EST
Anyone who's watched Dwight Howard play in a Lakers jersey this season knows that he's nowhere near the all-world center he used to be during his years with the Orlando Magic. Howard underwent back surgery during the offseason, and while he's recovered enough to physically be back out on the court, doctors familiar with that…
LeBron says he was going to play until he got the last rebound needed for his triple-double against Sixers
Feb 24, 2013, 8:00 AM EST
The Heat won their 10th straight game on Saturday, taking care of the Sixers easily behind a game-high 33 points from Dwyane Wade, and a triple-double effort from LeBron James. Miami led by 16 after three quarters, and it would have been easy for James to sit the rest of this one out, even though…
Al Horford hits the game-winner to send Hawks past Bucks (VIDEO)
Feb 23, 2013, 11:59 PM EST
The Hawks came from 10 points down late in the fourth quarter to get a nice road win over the Bucks on Saturday, and this play from Al Horford turned out to be the game-winner that sealed it. Horford is the type of low-post player that really needs to be double-teamed, especially in a situation…
JaVale McGee says he has 'selective memory' regarding his time with the Wizards
Feb 23, 2013, 10:15 PM EST
The Nuggets played the Wizards in D.C. on Friday, marking JaVale McGee's first time back in the District basketball-wise since being traded to the Nuggets before the start of the season. Washington beat Denver 119-113, and McGee finished with nine points, four rebounds, no turnovers, and two blocked shots in 20 minutes off the bench.…
Carmelo Anthony says Kenyon Martin will help Knicks if he's 'locked in and focused'
Feb 23, 2013, 8:45 PM EST
The Knicks signed Kenyon Martin to a 10-day contract on Saturday, making the roster move that was reported to be in the works at the trade deadline official. That means Martin could be active when New York plays next, at home against the Sixers on Sunday. Carmelo Anthony played with Martin for several years in…
Gerald Green finishes high-flying alley-oop over the Pistons (VIDEO)
Feb 23, 2013, 6:30 PM EST
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A detailed look at Nike Basketball's Area 72 space from All-Star weekend in Houston
Feb 23, 2013, 5:00 PM EST
Nike Basketball pulled out all the stops during All-Star weekend to showcase its extraterrestrial lineup of special edition kicks that would be worn by Kobe Bryant, LeBron James, and Kevin Durant during the NBA's midseason exhibition. Setting up shop inside the Houston Galleria mall, Nike created an Area 72 retail space that allowed fans to…
Steve Nash blames back problems for poor shooting night against Blazers
Feb 23, 2013, 3:30 PM EST
The Lakers pulled out a close win over the Blazers on Friday, behind a stellar 40-point offensive performance from Kobe Bryant. Bryant hasn't been scoring like this lately, preferring instead to involve his teammates more in the offense by passing up shots in favor of getting them some better and more consistent looks. But when…
Bucks GM says trade for Redick is about winning now, but it's also about something else
Feb 23, 2013, 2:00 PM EST
Milwaukee was one of the more active teams at the trade deadline, heavily engaged in discussions for Josh Smith, and even coming close to making a deal for him before Atlanta reportedly pulled out at the last minute. With Smith unavailable to them, the Bucks settled on another solid player, and were able to pull…
Lakers respond to Mark Cuban's suggestion that they should amnesty Kobe Bryant
Feb 23, 2013, 9:30 AM EST
Mavericks owner Mark Cuban likes to receive attention, and he likes to take shots at the Lakers. He got to do both on Friday, when he suggested during a radio interview that the Lakers amnesty one of the greatest players to ever play for the franchise in Kobe Bryant. For the uninitiated, the amnesty provision…
Andrew Bogut will miss the Warriors' game on Friday against the Spurs, and is out indefinitely due to suffering from back spasms, head coach Mark Jackson told reporters before tip-off. The 'indefinitely' part, along with Jackson's demeanor while delivering the news, may be cause for legitimate concern. From Rusty Simmons of the San Francisco Chronicle:…
Doc Rivers told reporters before Friday night's contest against the Suns in Phoenix that Kevin Garnett would be inactive, and that Jeff Green would get the start in his place. The reason? Rest. From Chris Forsberg of ESPNBoston: Rivers has been hinting that he'd like to rest Garnett in upcoming games and, after Garnett looked…
PBT Podcast: Recapping the trade deadline, and talking Heat, Bulls, Spurs, Clippers
Feb 22, 2013, 1:56 PM EST
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Heat notch ninth straight victory with easy beating of the Bulls
Feb 21, 2013, 11:23 PM EST
The Heat win plenty of games with flash and brilliance, and often times play an entertaining style of basketball that's thrilling to watch even as they're putting a beatdown on their opponent, perhaps even as expected. Miami's 86-67 win over Chicago on Thursday was not one of those performances. The Heat surgically struck the Bulls,…
Report: Hawks pulled out of trade at the last minute that would have sent Josh Smith to the Bucks
Feb 21, 2013, 5:56 PM EST
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The Knicks have traded reserve wing Ronnie Brewer to the Thunder in exchange for a second round draft pick, according to reports from Darnell Mayberry of The Oklahoman and Ken Berger of CBSSports.com. Brewer started the season in New York as an important part of the Knicks rotation, averaging 7.0 points and 3.5 rebounds while…


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Neil Gaiman writes a 'Doctor Who' episode that will bring back a creepy villain
(Read article summary)Neil Gaiman's 'Doctor Who' episode is his second after his award-winning season 6 installment.
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Behind the Daleks, the Cybermen are easily Doctor Who's most iconic villains. For over fifty years – ever since their first appearance in the classic Who serial "The Tenth Planet" – the Cybermen have threatened death and assimilation to the Doctor and his many companions. Recently, the metal monsters have gotten short end of the stick, appearing rarely and often only to serve as punching bags for whatever larger threat the episode writer wants to puff up in the process.
Next year, we may see a reversal of this pattern. It looks, as previously reported, that noted genre author Neil Gaiman has scribed an upcoming episode of Doctor Who that will (hopefully) restore the Cybermen to their classic, creepy glory.
In a post featured on their Doctor Who blog, BBC announced that Neil Gaiman has penned an episode that will feature a new appearance by the Cybermen. This is the second script by Gaiman, who wrote the season 6 installment "The Doctor's Wife" – an episode that netted Gaiman the Hugo Award for Best Dramatic Presentation, Short Form. The episode will be directed by Stephen Woolfenden, who makes his Doctor Who debut after a career as second-unit director on many feature films, including the last four installments of the Harry Potter series. The episode will also sport guest appearances by Warwick Davis (Harry Potter, Willow), Tamzin Outhwaite (EastEnders), and Jason Watkins (Being Human).


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Call for safety spending to curb Cumbria road deaths toll
Last updated at 16:28, Wednesday, 30 July 2014
CUMBRIA is among the six worst areas in the country for the number of people killed or seriously injured on the roads year-on-year, new figures claim.
Statistics released by the Institute of Advanced Motorists yesterday put the county in the bottom three, along with Lancashire and Kent.
But Cumbria County Council disputed the figures and insisted the situation in the county had greatly improved, compared to similar-sized local authority areas.
The county council's figures showed that, in Cumbria, 33 more people were killed or seriously injured in 2013 compared to the previous year – up from 196 to 229.
Simon Best, chief executive of the Institute of Advanced Motorists, said: "Figures will always vary from year to year but the wide variations do suggest that some councils are much better at putting measures in place that are having a marked difference in reducing the numbers of deaths and serious injuries on their roads.
"As the economy improves, spending on road safety must be seen as a priority across the whole of the UK with clear strategies in place to reduce the number of people killed or seriously injured on our roads. Even one death on our roads is one too many."
A county council spokeswoman said: "Since 2003, the number of people killed or seriously injured on Cumbria's roads has almost halved. In 2013 this number was 229, which, given the size and scale of Cumbria, is low compared to other comparable counties. The total number of casualties, including slight or minor injuries, in Cumbria are at the lowest ever in 10 years – around 1,600 per year. In comparison North Yorkshire had 2,300 casualties last year.
"The Cumbria Road Safety Partnership, including the county's highways teams, fire service and police, constantly identify ways to reduce the number of accidents. Schemes such as the Allerdale Speed Limit Review are being implemented and the council is committed to listening to the views of local people who request lower speed limits in their area."
First published at 16:26, Wednesday, 30 July 2014
Published by http://www.nwemail.co.uk
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Always the knee jerk reaction is reduce speed limits. I believe improving the standard of driver education and a culture of continual learning would be the better answer.


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Just set up my Corona style mill. And looking for some quick feedback before I run a bunch of grain through... Is this fine enough or can I crank it a little tighter? I noticed most of the husks are torn, but still in fairly large pieces. Does that mean I can grind a little tighter?
looks like a nice crush to me.
damn I gotta brew something
Ok, Thanks for the feedback. I think I might close the gap a bit and see how the husks fare...
i dont see any intact husks. looks good
Tightened it again. A lot more fines, but are these husks still ok?
Looks pretty good. I wouldn't go any tighter for now. Run a batch with it and see. If you don't get a stuck mash and efficiency seems reasonable keep it there.
I have a large cpvc manifold, so I really doubt It'll get stuck (but you never know). I was more worried with the balance between astringency and efficiency...
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I use a braid and crush on the finer side like pic 2. No experience w/ a manifold so YMMV. You may want to leave it on the coarser side for batch no. 1 and see what kind of flow you get lautering, and tighten the crush as you see fit in the future. IMO, looks like you know how to use your mill and will do fine.


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Located in Saint-Laurent, this hotel is 1.5 mi (2.4 km) from Bois-de-Liesse Nature Park and 2.9 mi (4.6 km) from Golf Dorval. Bombardier Aerospace and Place Vertu Shopping Center are also within 6 mi (10 km).
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In addition to an indoor pool, Novotel Montreal Aeroport provides a spa tub and a fitness center. The hotel offers a restaurant, a coffee shop/café, and a snack bar/deli. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access.
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After a few hours of basically nothing. You frown at your homework from the past few periods. Crosswords and fill in the blanks... Did they really think you were that stupid! They never challenged you mentally or maybe think you weren't able to do anything.. 'Typical teacher thinking I'm too fucking stupid to get any real work' you though angrily as you stuffed the homework into your binder.
The bell rang for lunch. "Finally" you sighed out.
You walk out of your classroom and down the hallway to find a crowd of student's at the nurses office.
"What's going on?" You mumble tip toeing, squinting your eyes to see what's going on. A bunch of more student bumped into you. "Watch where your standing dumb ass." One shouted. You stop going back into your metaphorical shell.
"Ok.." You whisper and headed off to lunch to meet Oliver.
You step into the huge cafeteria room looking for the strawberry blonde haired male known as Oliver Kirkland.
"____________! Over here poppet!" Oliver shouted which earned a few awkward glances toward you. You blush feeling a little embarrassed. You quickly tried making your way over. You sit your stuff on the table. "So this is the famous ___________?" a unfamiliar male voice spoke. Your eyes dart toward the man. He was tanned with reddish brown hair. Sunglasses blocked your view of his eyes. His attire was very casual. It screamed bad boy.
"Why yes Alfred, This is my dear friend __________!" He explained happily to the the unfamiliar man named Alfred. Oliver's hand would tap the seat next to him. "Come now poppet. Sit!" He smiled. You nod taking your seat beside Oliver. The Alfred man would scan you with a odd expression. It made you feel worried.
"W-What?" You squeaked at Alfred.
He gave a amusing smile. "Trying to figure out why Oliver is so dead set on you." you blush hard from Alfred's comment.
Oliver chuckled simply and a small bump was felt under the table. Alfred made a quick yelp. "Hey! No need to kick!" Alfred growled pulling his sunglasses fully showing his intense red eyes. He would glare at the accused Oliver. "What, I did nothing of the sort." He smiled widely.
Alfred rolled his eyes getting up. "Well I better head out before I get caught."
You blink "Are you skipping a class or something?" You ask innocently. Alfred chuckled at your innocence "Nah, I actually don't even go to this school." You gasp. "Your trespassing!" you exclaimed. Alfred's laugh got louder. "Love, He's my friend. No need to worry." Oliver laughed along.
"Well thanks for calling me Ollie." Alfred yawned. "Man I'm tired. Make sure to call at a better time." Al stretched and with that left you two alone. 'Called? Oliver called Alfred?' you thought curiously. I wonder why that was..
A cupcake was shoved in your face as it bothered your train of thought. "Want one?" He giggled. "Is cupcakes the only thing you eat?" You smiled take it. He pouts "You say that as if I'm so kind of cupcake fiend." You jump at the sudden emotion. "No no! It's fine!" You smile nervously. His smile appeared again like nothing. "Poppet, if you're worried about my diet. I eat other things! Nothing to fret over." he said munching into the sweet cake.
You bite into your cupcake and remember the crowd of student's at the nurses office. "hey Ollie?" You asked timidly. He would glance over with a smile "Yes love?". You gulp "I saw a bunch of student's crowding the Nurses off-""Oh Yes!" He wildly exclaimed as he shuffled through his pockets. "We need to exchange numbers!". You sigh as he cut you off so randomly.
"Oliver you cut me off..." You frowned. "Sorry poppet, now what is your number?" He asked.
The two of you exchanged numbers. 'That was so random' you thought. "Now poppet, What did you need to ask?" he said putting his phone back firmly in his pocket. "I saw student's crowding the nurses office." His face tensed a bit. "And?" he said leaning forward of you.
"Do you know what happened?" you blush at his action.
His shoulder shrug "If I knew love, I would tell you" His smile teased. Something was up. "Ollie wha-" The bell rang for the cue of lunch being over. So many things cutting you off today. "Maybe you can ask me later?" He grinned. "Can I walk you to your real classroom now." He asked. You froze and stare up at him fearing the worse. "Real classroom?" You repeated. He nodded bending down to your level. "I never get to see your classroom.
You've been hiding it ever since I could remember." His stare was determined. Not the joyful happy Oliver you very well knew. His emotions were all over the place today...
"I can't.." You gulped. His eyebrows furrowed "Why." He asked sternly.
Fearing he would do something drastic if you didn't tell him, you finally just... Gave up. "Fine.. I'll show you.." you sighed. He took your hand in his as you take him to the classroom you would spend the whole year in. You walk through the familiar hallway from this morning. "Why are we walking back here again?" He asked a bit impatient. "I'm taking you to my classroom." you said bluntly.
You stop in front of the colorful door. His stare turning confused. "This room?" He asked. Luckily it was empty right now and that you had Gym right now. You had no probablem skipping that class. Oliver's hand travel against the door. His head turning back to you.
He smile turned bright and cheerful. "What a lovely door! Your class seems fun!" He chimed.
You groan face-palming at Oliver's reaction. "It's the Special Ed room!" You exclaimed. His facial expression turned more confused. "You're in..."before he could finish his sentence you up the door to the room. "Yes... I'm sorry for hiding it from you.." You frown. Tears begin to fill your eyes. "P-Please don't hate me..." You choke up.
"Why would I hate you?" Oliver asked putting a hand on your shoulder. "B-Because.. I'm retarded... Those bullies from earlier hurt me because of this reason. I'm a fucking retard." You sniffled. Oliver turned you around pulling you into a tight embrace. "Ever since we met.. This is why?" He asked. You head nod into his chest. He would pull away to see your teared up face. His face pained from your saddening cries. "I tried explaining to them.. But they don't listen!" You bellowed. "I'm not dumb! I'm not dumb!" You kept crying out.
"I-I want to hurt them.. More.."He said revealing a smirk.
You look up at him "Huh?" you sniffled.
"Poppet, I'll see you tomorrow." Oliver wildly exclaimed and kissed your forehead. His bodied turned to run. "W-Wait Oliver!" you said grabbing his arm. "What are you doing!" You demanded. His body tensed and let out a small chuckle. "Going home love~ I have things to do!" He smirked taking one more glance at you and he ran off. "You won't be hurt anymore poppet."
You didn't see Oliver the rest of the day. Even when you got on the bus. 'what the hell are you doing Oliver..' you thought with worry.
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"Is she really worth to go through all this trouble Oliver?" Alfred asked leaning back against the kitchen chair. I chuckled. "She's my friend, Friends help each other out." I hummed mixing the cupcake batter.
"You know that was a close call earlier.." Alfred smirked at me.
I sighed pulling out a small bottle that contained liquid inside. "Too true, at least you didn't kill them yet.". The liquid would fall into the liquid " Tsk Tsk, How troublesome." I hummed once again mixing in the quid. "This should knock them out for awhile." I chuckled.
"Well I actually can't wait to go to school now!" Alfred grinned.
I tap my foot and turn to him. "Now Alfred, This will be a after school matter!" I huffed.
The American laughed putting his hands up in defense. "Alright dude whatever.. You must like this __________ girl a lot."
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Thu. 5/10/12 8:02pm
Good Evening Kevin! | |
Thu. 5/10/12 8:03pm
Hallo... | |
Thu. 5/10/12 8:06pm
What's the number? I want to call now! | |
Thu. 5/10/12 8:07pm
Oops . . . .hiccup? | |
Thu. 5/10/12 8:08pm
Remember, Rev Izear says: Do not play on the radio..... | |
Thu. 5/10/12 8:13pm
This Southern Sons track is really neat . . . | |
Thu. 5/10/12 8:13pm
Loving the show tonight Kev | |
Thu. 5/10/12 8:14pm
Southern Sons were really smooth and great. I love all their tunes. Thanks, Chhh! | |
Thu. 5/10/12 8:15pm
Are the Southern Sons on any CD releases? | |
Thu. 5/10/12 8:18pm
Yes. There is a complete collection on the Document label. A later incarnation of the Southern Sons recorded for Trumpet, c.1951-3; those sides are great, too, but in a more harder style. Roscoe Robinson sings on those. | |
Thu. 5/10/12 8:20pm
Thanks, I'm exploring their website now. | |
Thu. 5/10/12 8:23pm
Kevin - turn your mic off | |
Thu. 5/10/12 8:24pm
Hah!! That's on the recording! Thanks for the heads up, though. You've got good ears. | |
Thu. 5/10/12 8:25pm
I thought it was you filing your nails or something. | |
Thu. 5/10/12 8:27pm
...more like a lager top popping.... | |
Thu. 5/10/12 8:30pm
Just ordered the 1940's vocal groups CD | |
Thu. 5/10/12 8:32pm
Davice: Good for you. Those are great sides. That disc also has the earliest recordings by the Harmonizing Four. | |
Thu. 5/10/12 8:38pm
Wow, this gentleman has a great vocal - | |
Thu. 5/10/12 8:39pm
Jimmy Jones - great track - love the bass singer up front | |
Thu. 5/10/12 8:48pm
I really enjoyed the Capital City Five tune . . . and now I'm hungry and I cannot fugure out why. | |
Thu. 5/10/12 8:48pm
I can :-P | |
Thu. 5/10/12 8:50pm
...the servers are saving the crunchy macaroni cheese around the edges just for me.... | |
Thu. 5/10/12 8:52pm
Don't eat it all, save some for me! | |
Thu. 5/10/12 8:54pm
Well, Kevin as it gets close to closing time I wish to thankyou for sharing the wonderful gospel music with us tonight . . . it was delightful! | |
Thu. 5/10/12 8:55pm
Thank you thank you; you are most welcome. | |
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- 3 box(es) chopped brocolli
- 1 cup(s) Mayonaise
- 1 can(s) Cream of Mushroom
- 1.5 cup(s) Greated cheese
- cook and drain brocolli while its still warm.
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Loved the fact that they have a social time in the lobby in the morning and afternoons....very homey!
June 24, 2014
This is in a great location close to the harbor. It is nice, clean quiet, spacious rooms and has laundry machines etc.
September 10, 2013
Nicely renovated room. Friendly staff. Arrived a day earlier than expected and they were able to accommodate us. Appreciated the self-serve laundry.
June 25, 2013
Stayed for only 1 night and everything was great. Wonderful location , close to everything bit the room was still quiet. Large room.
May 29, 2013
Great location, great rooms and very reasonably priced for Victoria. The star rating should be higher!
May 22, 2013
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Fantastic Location and staff! Well-appointed. Nice updated suites with kitchen.
August 12, 2012
comfortable bed.
Appears to be a converted set of 3-story apartments. The 2nd floor room we stayed in was quite large, had 2 club chairs, corner table, a small 2-chair dinette set, large closet, very serviceable kitchenette and overlooked a park. The small lobby offered coffee and tea, had friendly faux fireplace. Desk staff were friendly and helpful, glad to share area knowledge.
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Or it could tank down to 10.00 or below.
Some people will never learn. Dreaming and hoping is not an investment strategy ...sorry for your loss.
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After all of the negative attention and new CEO, Ocwen will emerge a much better company imo. Now is the time to buy
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No, new price is .75 from $5.00 Check out the update on flyonthewall. They downgraded it to .75 cents from 5 dollars. No BS
LOL Citi Group losers downgrades and slaps a .75 cent Price Target on FXCM
Take what ever is left of whatever you once had and quit while you still have a roof over your head.
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Function1 and Function2 refer to the functions that define the borders of a hatched 2D region of type plot::Hatch.
Baseline is the y value of a straight horizontal border line of a hatch.
Function1, Function2 are very technical attributes that a user will hardly ever use.
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Function2 is usually set implicitly by plot::Hatch to the Name attribute of its second argument.
Baseline is an alternative second delimiter of a hatch. It defines a horizontal border line of the hatch with a y-value given by Baseline. The Baseline expression may be animated.
We hatch the area between the functions and x2:
f1 := plot::Function2d(sqrt(x), x = 0..2, Color = RGB::Black): f2 := plot::Function2d(x^2, x = 0..2, Color = RGB::Blue): h := plot::Hatch(f1, f2): plot(f1, f2, h)
The references to the border functions are stored a strings in the hatch object h:
h::Function1, h::Function2
Baseline serves as an alternative for the special case of a constant border function. The Baseline value can be animated:
h := plot::Hatch(f1, sqrt(2)*a, a = 0 .. 1): h::Baseline
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f1 := plot::Curve2d([sin(2*x), cos(3*x)], x = 0..2*PI, Color = RGB::Black): h := plot::Hatch(f1): h::Function1
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Very Nice Pen But Instruction Blip
By Ralph
from Raleigh, NC
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Comments about Navigator Fountain Pen Kit - Sterling Silver :
Excellent fountain pen. I noticed another review that said posted instructions were only for roller ball, but the instructions actually cover both fountain and roller ball. However there is an error in the fountain pen instructions. There is a separate section for fountain pen lower barrel assembly but the fountain pen lower barrel assembly should also include or at least point to the first four sentences of the roller ball lower barrel assembly.
A great pen at an affordable price!!
By Pens and things by Bear
from St. Louis mo
The Pastor that bought 10 of these pens for gifts can not get over the how great the pen feels and writes,
Best Pen
By Chase Z
from San Antonio, Texas
It great for school use.
Excellent Pen
By ryan the pen man
from Chicago,IL
I am a penmaker as a side job as I get through school and make and sell about 100 pens a year. The fit and finish of these pens is incredible. Whether on my website or at a craft fair these sell quick. The instructions are for the rollerball, but the main construction is similar. Turning is easy with simple straight cuts and the hardware compliments just about any material. Comfortable and lightweight, one of my personal everyday writers.
Assembly instructions not available
By tim
from Liberty lake, WA
The link for the assembly instructions is for the wrong pen. It is for the roller pen not the fountain pen. The parts do not match and after paying [$], i am not going to just guess.