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Thanks for keeping us informed and I send my condolences on the loss your good friend. Ironically, I received a uncaracteristic e-mail depicting a Jesus figure walking on the beach. Maybe she somehow was influenced and professed faith in a higher being and tried to pass that to me. I'm horrible with computers and with help (like Peggy helped me with computer stuff) I'll try to copy her message and pass it on .Best wishes to her family.
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Peggy, I'm at a loss of words. I know that there will be no pain and that is a wonderful gift from God.(But do me a favor, Go Rays LOL) I know you would understand.. I will miss you so much , but thank you for being my friend..I love you,Teresa
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That would be fun. We have to design a flag first, of course. (Hmmm. Should the flag be oval, too? Or maybe this is what could be hexagonal. Not an octagon; it will look like a stop sign.) A red maple leaf on a field of stars? That takes in Canada, the U.S., Australia, and heaps of other countries that have stars on their flags. Some of which, like Burundi, have not yet applied for membership in the ISU. It's only a matter of time. Skating as an international unifying force!
Don't know how the fanciful allusions to geometry originated (??? ovation ==> ovate ==> oval ??? was that the evolution?), but here is a quirky fun fact:
In December, Russia issued rectangular coins as Sochi 2014 collectibles. (Can't remember whether I made note somewhere on GS at the time.)
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The man credited with being the architect of George W. Bush's winning presidential campaigns in 2000 and 2004 claimed Monday not to be a betting man but, perhaps unsurprisingly, said he expects Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney to edge out President Obama in the 2012 election.
Karl Rove, who served as a senior adviser and White House deputy chief of staff under Bush, spoke before a crowd of about 500 at Canisius College's Montante Cultural Center, where the GOP strategist addressed the relationship between running for president and actually governing as president.
"If I were a betting man, . I'd bet on Romney. I see a clear path for him to win," Rove said, speaking to reporters before his lecture.
At first, Rove demurred on the question of whether Obama has lived up to expectations in his first term as president.
"People are going to make their own determinations as to whether or not lived up to their expectations. I do think people had a sense that he was going to be a post-partisan president. I think one of the most powerful things he said was, 'I don't want to be the president of red states or blue states, but the United States,'?" Rove said. "I think a lot of people have regret and disappointment that that didn't come to pass."
Rove accused the president of ramming through the economic-stimulus bill that "was written by Democrats with little or no Republican input." In addition, Rove said, Obama promised to meet with House Republicans on the proposed Affordable Care Act in February 2009 but didn't meet with them about health care reform again until a year later.
At that point, Rove said, the president then tried to pressure House Republicans to vote for a bill in which they had no voice.
A longtime GOP consultant, strategist and policy adviser, Rove, a Denver native who grew up in Salt Lake City, has been acquainted with Bush since 1973 and worked on his two successful campaigns for Texas governor in 1994 and 1998. Unlike running a campaign, Rove said, there was no ebb and flow to working in the White House, which he described as being "like drinking from a fire hose every day."
Rove, 61, who resigned his official position in the White House in 2007, a year before the end of Bush's presidency, now also heads a Super PAC, American Crossroads, which, according to its website, is "a policy and grassroots advocacy organization that is committed to educating, equipping and mobilizing millions of American citizens to take action on the critical economic and legislative issues that will shape our nation's future in the years ahead."
A very small group of protesters, including a couple of members of the Occupy Buffalo movement, demonstrated outside the Montante Center prior to Rove's speech. Asked about their presence, Rove described them as "out of touch."
"They need to apply for a job and get a skill and make their way in life and not depend upon, you know, everybody else providing them everything they want free," Rove said of the protesters.
Protester Victoria Ross later retorted that she was fortunate enough to be employed.
"It's not about free stuff. It's about the common good," Ross said. "We don't want the rich to continue getting richer on the backs of the most vulnerable."
Monday, Rove said the Super PACs will play a "significant but not dispositive" role in the election.
"At the end of the day, they'll augment what the candidates do," Rove said. "Obviously, I'm involved with one, American Crossroads. We'll raise and spend $300 million.
"The labor unions will raise and spend $450 million. Ours will all be spent on behalf of Republicans. Theirs will all be spent on behalf of Democrats, and so it will tend to even things out."
Young people, in particular, Rove said, "had idealistic views of how Obama was going to perform, and he didn't live up to them.
"The signs aren't good . Last time around, 18- to 29-year-olds, the so-called millennials, represented 18 percent of the electorate. That was up from their previous performance, and they turned out with a very healthy margin for Obama, a 34 percent victory. . This time around, I suspect they will be a smaller share of the electorate.
"We do know this: In 2008, 3 million fewer Republicans turned out to vote than voted in 2004. . My suspicion is they're all coming out this time around," he added.
Rove said Romney "does need to do things in order to win, and that's to lay out with more concrete detail what it is he intends to do and then welcome the controversy that will emerge as President Obama attacks him over that."
"President Obama is the incumbent, and in the last six months, there have been, like, three polls since the (Democratic National Convention) in which he was at 50 percent or above," Rove added. "As an incumbent, you better be above 50 percent when Election Day comes because, in presidential races, if they're not for you, the tendency is to vote against you or stay home."
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A punk guy who looks like a scene kid! Reckon himself to be a vampire. Can be found static in almost all the social networks. Popular for his red streak hair. A fame philia of Internet!
Annie: Oh Boy.. Are you an emo?
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A self-made Punk with ever-changing personality and appearance. A deceitful shammer in the world of social network. In a nutshell, he is a punk postiche who is an India but looks likes an Asian, talks like a German but sounds like a British. Nothing upright about him unless you think its the wonders of Photoshop.
Don't be an infamous phony and guile like Ennuied Imp, just be yourself.
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Ennuied Imp is a failed punk scene. An infamous self portrait artist on dA. He fakes his eye color to blue and his pictures are as phony as hell. Joins in almost all the groups for laurels. A modern postiche of the 21st century!
Visual Scene as depicted is not what Ennuied Imp is.
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a real score for britsh in decan
ozn:I guess the only way Brit can beat German is they have Americans helping them.
chimpsmith: Most horse units are cavalry
Nope, spies are a bad idea. Especially in team games, they cost 25k coin that's going to make you drain a lot faster with very marginal benefits for countering (if you play correctly, you'll have army in or near LOS of his mili buildings most of the game anyway)
EDIT: Was going to comment on the size of the wood trade, but you're vs port, so I'm guessing you were planning on lots of lbs
I trade 75 k gold, at 9 min i think.
I didnt make so much lb, just trade cause this map have less wood.
And u shouldnt spy, cause this is a closed map, u can see everything from your side, with spys
Milky__:distrib looks fine for andes food wise, maybe you a little rusty with livestock :o
maybe it lags
shouldbedoingschool:how 260 pop? regular + rogers rangers and black watch isn't 260 hmmm
= 2800 noob boom/wood whoring
The thing with Deccan is you CAN wood whore and do a trade at 6 mins, and you CAN boom 3k+, and you CAN eventually get 5k with British in about 20 mins after 40.
In conclusion: Deccan is gaaaaaay.
Katsu-S~S:id like to know how u get 101 vills in every vid i see this and when one dies you can still train and get 101 is it a mod ora glitch or a house boom trick?
in every vid?? im sure it isnt lol
and its just because my mate send 2 setler wagon.
Mah brit score with not such a big wood trade:
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Actress Candace Cameron Bure, who played oldest sister D.J. Tanner on the popular series, shared an important message with her Instagram followers.
Posting a photograph of her younger self posing with (from left) Andrea Barber (who played Kimmy Gibbler on the sitcom), Jeremy Miller (who starred on Growing Pains) and Jaleel White (who played the iconic Steve Urkel on Family Matters), Cameron Bure, 37, wrote "Young Hollywood 1990's. No stylist or high heels. Instead: baggie clothes, pimples & healthy weight."
She continued, "What a concept 2 show our teens today!"
That same day, Barber, 36, shared another photograph with Cameron Bure of the young costars posing on set. She Tweeted, "I do not understand why @candacecbure and I weren't fashion icons of our era! #fullhouse."
The throwback photos come just a few weeks after Cameron Bure reunited with her Full House costars Bob Saget (who played dad Danny Tanner) and Jodie Sweetin (who played Bure's sister, Stephanie Tanner).
I do not understand why @candacecbure and I weren't fashion icons of our era! #fullhouse http://t.co/0flAgXUXuB— Andrea Barber (@andreabarber) June 14, 2013


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Windows 8 is Windows re-imagined! Join this session to learn about the new platform for building Metro-style applications. Get an understanding of the platform design tenets, the programming language choices, and the integration points with the operating system and across Metro-style apps. We will also discuss the enormous opportunity for developers to make crazy money with the Windows Store. You will walk away with the resources to begin writing Metro applications for Windows 8.
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Good content, but I'd rather not see someone's face come on and off on a camera during the video. People who walk by my cubicle might get the wrong idea.
Thank you Jennifer for making up this time to deliver this great content.great job
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This video is not that great. Common , regular people do not understand all the jibberish she is talking about. Some of us want to know how to just find our email, games , yahoo messenger, .. She is talking in hard to understand computer tech jibberish. Make a new video , using talk that we understand. This is not good.
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For more than two decades, William Kent Krueger has made his home in St. Paul, Minnesota, with his wife and two children. His Cork O'Connor novels, Iron Lake (winner of the 1998 Anthony Award for Best First Novel and the Barry Award), Boundary Waters, Purgatory Ridge, Blood Hollow (winner of the 2004 Anthony Award for Best Novel), Mercy Falls (winner of the 2005 Anthony Award for Best Novel), Copper River (winner of a 2006 Minnesota Book Award) and Thunder Bay (winner of the 2007 Minnesota Book Award for Best Genre Fiction), as well as the political thriller The Devil's Bed, are available from Atria Books. Visit his website at www.williamkentkrueger.com


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Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis enjoyed Grom Gelato in New York's West Village on Tuesday evening.
"When they walked out, Ashton fed Mila some of her ice cream!" onlooker Tammy Nguyen told PEOPLE. "They were very cute together."
The duo was dressed casually, Kunis wearing a hood and Kutcher in a navy blue baseball hat and button-up sweater.
"Fans approached Kutcher for a photo, but he declined," Nguyen adds.
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ReCore starts with an intriguing world and a great mix of platforming and RPG elements, but it all falls apart well before the end.
Drifting over the polygonal landscape looking for crystals is still a peaceful good time, if you can overlook a few flaws.
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Based on Disney's Pirates of the Caribbean movie, this Kingdom Hearts 2 world is interesting and different than the others.
Final level in Kingdom Hearts 2. World in which the Kingdom Hearts is awaiting for its opening. Also where Roxas and Riku dueled. The base in Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days.
The setting of Lewis Carroll's Alice's Adventures in Wonderland. This setting in used in numerous forms of media with the character Alice, either as protagonist or as a supporting character.
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OAKLAND MILLS Art classes are being offered at Lost Creek Mennonite Church this summer, and they may serve as a "guiding light" to one's interest in making a creative piece.
The courses, a drawing class for individuals ages 13 through adult and a children's art class for ages 6 to 12, will be held from 6:30-8:30 p.m. July 22 and 23 at the church, 2682 Long Road, Mifflintown.
Registration is $5 for the two-day course and is due by July 20.
Judy Mummau, artist and photographer, and Donnie Martin, graduate of the Minneapolis School of Art, will be the instructors.
Martin will work with adults while Mummau teaches the child's course.
Mummau said the courses were Martin's idea.
"We have several artistic individuals who attend our church, and we wanted to encourage and support people from the community with an interest in art," Mummau said.
Mummau, who taught art at Juniata Mennonite School for seven years, will be teaching children composition, shading, perspective and painting techniques. They will be creating a mixed media painting with the subject of lighthouses.
"Although classes will focus on completing their one painting, I will be showing photographs that will inspire children to see the beauty of God's creation," she said. "When we look at a sky with puffy clouds or sunset colors, we can see God's artistic hand at work. Two of my main verses will be 'The Lord will guide you always,' Isaiah 58:11, and 'The Lord is my light and my salvation,' Psalm 27:1."
Martin said he will not focus heavily on scripture with his teaching but rather focus on the projects themselves. The first evening, participants will sketch a cartoon character Martin has already made. The second night, they will create their own drawing.
"We just want to get the people (in the church). It's really an outreach of the church," he said.
"The class is for anyone, regardless of faith," he said. "Anybody who has a desire to draw ... to do pencil drawing."
The classes will allow students to express their individuality, the teachers said.
Children can be creative in the summer course, Mummau said.
"After given guidance, children will have the chance to personalize their painting just the way they want it. Their lighthouse will be the shape and color they desire," she said.
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Donald Whitney Munson, principal at Amherst Central High School for nearly 20 years, died Monday in Asbury Pointe retirement community, Getzville. He was 91.
Born in Buffalo, he was a graduate of East High School and Buffalo State Teachers College. He earned a master's degree in education from the University of Buffalo and took additional courses at Cornell University, the University of Rochester and Canisius College.
Mr. Munson joined the faculty at Amherst High in 1945 as an industrial arts teacher after working at Curtiss-Wright Corp. during World War II.
He became a guidance counselor in 1948 and director of guidance counseling two years later.
He served as acting principal in 1956 and assistant principal in 1957 before he was named principal in 1961. He retired in 1980.
He was a past president of the New York State Association of Secondary School Principals, the New York State Association of Secondary School Administrators and the Amherst Retired Teachers Association.
He served as a visiting professor at St. Lawrence University, Hobart College, Alfred University and Plattsburgh State College.
Mr. Munson was an All-American cross-country runner at Buffalo State and was the Amateur Athletic Union national junior cross-country champion in 1943, winning the 10,000-meter event in Bowling Green, Ohio. He was Niagara District AAU cross-country champion for three years and was two-mile champion for one year. He set five cross-country records as a sophomore and was captain of that year's undefeated team.
He was a track and cross-country coach at Amherst High for 10 years and coached track and cross-country at Buffalo State for five years. He was inducted into the Buffalo State Athletic Hall of Fame in 1986.
A resident of Amherst and North Chester, Mass., in the Berkshires, he was an active member of Central Park Methodist Church and Christ United Methodist Church, the Lions Club and the Amherst Central Alumni Foundation, which gave him its Distinguished Educator Emeritus Award in 2004. He also was a member of Phi Delta Kappa, a professional organization for educators, and the Rotary Club.
His first wife, the former Marian Mollnow, a teacher, died in 1969.
Surviving are his wife of 39 years, the former Ruth Pilgrim; three sons, D. Garry, Glenn W. and John Pilgrim Osborn; and two daughters, Marilyn Munson Crone and Pamela Munson Tierney.
A memorial service will be held at 1 p.m. Thursday in Christ United Methodist Church, 350 Saratoga Road, Amherst.


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Colony picking is a very labor-intensive task that is generally performed during cloning protocols, alongside additional upstream and downstream processes. Manual colony picking is both slow and tedious. Automation makes the process more consistent and reliable, as well as considerably faster, enabling thousands of colonies to be picked per hour.
Until recently, the only available industrial colony pickers were single-task and high-cost standalone instruments, and in many laboratories colony picking was not integrated with upstream or downstream automation systems. This resulted in periods of low productivity, when laboratory staff was waiting for a procedure to finish.
The introduction of integrated colony pickers on liquid-handling platforms has revolutionized gene cloning and colony picking workflows in the laboratory, allowing time-efficient and error-free cloning processes and increasing the annual production of clones.
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SciRobotics' Pickolo™ colony picker—a bacteria colony-picking solution capable of automated picking of up to 800 colonies per hour—can be quickly and easily installed onto Tecan Freedom EVO® liquid-handling platforms (Figure). The Pickolo's software is fully interfaced with Tecan's Freedom EVOware® software to create a cost-effective, off-the-shelf solution.
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Evogene, which develops improved plants for the agriculture and biofuel industries through the use of plant genomics, has integrated SciRobotics' Pickolo colony picker onto Tecan's Freedom EVO 150 workstation to establish a fully automated cloning workflow. Based in Rehovot, Israel, the company provides a complete solution for improving plant traits, such as yield or drought tolerance, using advanced breeding methods and its own computational genomic technology.
The process of discovering and targeting new plant traits involves a range of technologies, including high-throughput plant validation systems, field experiments, and genomic data creation. A key procedure is the cloning and amplification of several hundreds of genes of interest in a limited time span, which are then passed to the plant transformation unit for transformation into a model plant.
Many of the steps involved at this stage, such as PCR amplification, DNA restriction and ligation, clone screening, and sequencing, require specific clone design and a different set of restriction enzymes, as well as different sets of unique primers. Such procedures need to be handled with the greatest attention to detail; the success of every step in the process needs to be tracked and all the intermediate products need validation.
This meant that a standalone picker performing only a single task would not be able to handle the workload; an automated process was required. Evogene's Freedom EVO 150 system was configured with an eight-channel liquid-handling arm with a Te-Shake™ shaker, a Te-VacS™ vacuum separation module, and SciRobotics' integrated Pickolo colony picker, which now performs 13 different automated processes for the laboratory (Table).
Prior to integrating the Pickolo colony picker onto the Freedom EVO workstation, colony picking and PCR screening involved very intense, focused days, with scientists at Evogene dependent on assistance from laboratory staff engaged on other projects. By adopting an automated colony-picking procedure on the Freedom EVO platform, it has been possible to reduce staffing levels to one person. Additionally, the process now takes just a few hours, leaving enough time for downstream processing and parallel activities to be performed.
The integration of SciRobotics' Pickolo colony picker onto the Freedom EVO workstation enables laboratories to handle any subset of clones and perform time-consuming procedures with both flexibility and speed. The system allows for dependable tracking of cloning processes and ensures an efficient and reliable cloning workflow.
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My intention with having lots of books, crafts, and musical instruments placed about our home was to just make those things accessible- not pushed upon my kids, but made readily available if they so fancy to dabble. Of course the mood strikes Ivy only when I am on the phone. But she is getting quite good.
Things have been exciting around here the past couple days. I have been on a writing deadline, show deadlines, as well as just trying to keep the household in (albeit slow) working order.
Then I also found out that I won a ticket on Modern Kiddo to attend next weekend's Mom 2.0 Summit in New Orleans. !! I've never been to that conference, and it's no secret I am absolutely wishy washy when it comes to blog conferences. Depending on my mood, I'm either so not into it or I am ravenous to attend. I have separation anxiety and can't leave the kids or I see it as an excellent opportunity to be apart MUST GO NOW.
I think because this is extremely last minute, I am not over thinking and just basically rolling with it. The fabulous Sara of Self Made Mom and 2 Moms Media offered to let me room with her at the Ritz. The rest of my way is being generously gifted by Sakura Bloom, who wants no big mention or exchange (I seriously love them) but I want to casually add that they do have a beautiful affiliate program if you are interested in joining and would like their ad on your site.
(And now I am going to go off on a little side note here, about advertising. And maybe I should start by saying I think I am totally not the person to give advertising advice, but anyway, this is my experience: I have been contacted from time to time about joining a bigger ad network, but I can't even begin to measure the value of the relationships I have with many of my advertisers, especially Sakura Bloom. Not only can I be in control of the ad content, but I have developed real friendships within the "partnership". Maybe I'll learn next week at Mom 2.0 that this is the wrong way to do things, but for me - and my blog might be unique in that I am of a different style and opinion and not applicable to other bloggers so- it has been the right way. And I don't mean that there is an either/or - ad network or not. I think obviously both are not one size fits all. It's about the whole package. The stuff that might take longer to see a pay off, the stuff that makes my heart feel good. This is my language... this is what makes having ads even possible at all, for me.)
Anyway, all of that to say... I am still waiting to hear if Jeff can even be home with the kids on Friday. Something about not knowing, and not having much time to prepare has me sensing a confidence I haven't felt in a long time. Like, so what that my greys are showing and I have sister-wife hair (no offense to any sister wives that might be reading this) and I have no new outfits to wear nor do I plan on buying any for the trip. I am almost being forced to not stress about those things (believe me, I have for past events) and must go on with myself like it's no big deal. And I am finding that the idea of this self is just as much the whole package as being primped and polished. You'd think I'd know all this by now but like I said, I'm a little slow moving. But at least I'm headed in that direction. (And hopefully to New Orleans! I should know for sure today!)
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A few facts about the Schools Facilities Sales Tax proposal:
- The additional sales tax would not apply to anything that isn't already taxed in Illinois, including cars, boats, mobile homes, and farm equipment and parts.
- The sales tax revenue could only be spent on facilities costs, for either new capital projects or to pay down bonds.
- Freeport is coordinating with the other four school units in Stephenson County on the proposal. Money from the tax would be distributed among the districts based on student population in each.
Upgraded lockers, a new school roof and boiler repairs are a few of the perks Warren Community students have enjoyed in recent years thanks to funding from a schools-driven sales tax in Jo Daviess County.
Voters there approved a 1 percentage-point sales tax increase in 2009, which the county board later knocked down to 0.5 percent.
"It's making this school district viable," said Francis Fennell, superintendent of Warren Community Unit District 205.
Fennell said almost 60 percent of the K-12 school's lockers were broken and 80 percent of the roof needed repairs. That work was funded partly with the $120,000 the district gets from the sales tax each year.
"We wouldn't have been able to do some of the things we did do without it," he said.
Freeport School District officials are considering a ballot referendum asking Stephenson County voters to approve a sales tax increase to help fund school facility expenses. A maximum 1 percentage-point sales tax increase is allowed, though it could be imposed in increments of 0.25 percent. The sales tax rate is 8 percent in Freeport and 6.75 percent elsewhere in Stephenson county.
To get the measure on the March primary ballot, the Freeport School Board must approve it by Dec. 30, said Patrick McDermott, the district's assistant superintendent for business.
A 1 percentage-point sales tax increase would allow the Freeport district to generate $1.5 million outside its traditional property tax sources. That money would be used to help pay off $2.5 million in annual bond payments, which would lessen the need for property taxes to make those payments.
Regional Superintendent Aaron Mercier said Carroll County school officials are also considering sending a 1 percentage-point sales tax referendum to voters next spring. The proposal was voted down by residents there in a previous election. Carroll County's current sales tax rate is 6.5 percent.
"It's still somewhat controversial because it is a new tax," Mercier said. "But once they've gotten through the controversy in the places it's been done, we've seen just ongoing improvements to the facilities."
River Ridge Superintendent Brad Albrecht said there haven't been many immediate project needs at his district's 11-year-old school building. So the Jo Daviess sales tax funding there is being saved for future capital project needs. He said River Ridge gets about $9,500 a month, a little less than $115,000 annually.
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Tips on Traveling on Day Trips with Gluten-Free Kids
I cried the day I found out that my children were gluten-intolerant like their father. I grieved for the childhood I perceived they'd be missing out on – chasing the ice cream man for a cone, pizza at sleepovers with girlfriends, beer with the guys as my son grew into a man. I saw all the things they couldn't have and I was sad for them. And, selfishly, I was a little sad for me. My entire life was about to change and it was a lot to take in.
But since I had already eliminated grains for my own personal health and Mike was already GF because of his Celiac, we got the hang of it pretty quickly with the kids. Today, I no longer grieve for the life they won't have but instead am so proud of the healthy life they WILL have. However, some of the hardest things we've encountered as a family has been the "on-the-go" options of taking day trips with the kids. Gone are the days we could just grab some diapers and a change of clothes and head out of town for the day on adventures, figuring we'd stop off somewhere and eat or just grab something quick while out. Now our world is a little more planned out but not impossible.
So when Diane from The W.H.O.L.E. Gang asked me if I'd like to be part of an amazing group of gluten-free bloggers to share tips and tricks for 30 Days to Easy Gluten-free Living, I was definitely on board. I know there's a lot of parents out there who have newly diagnosed children or even just parents who are looking for healthier ways to feed their kids on the go. So I'm going to give you my Tips on Traveling on Day Trips with GF Kids.
1) Buy a large lunchbox or a mini cooler. Especially this time of year, they're all on sale and can be really affordable at Target, Walmart, etc. We use one with a solid/plastic inner liner. For one thing, it keeps the stuff cooler longer. For another, it can't get crushed under a toddler tushie, like this one:
2) If you know you're going on a day trip on the weekend, run to the store Friday. This way you know you'll have plenty of options and not be running out right before you need to leave. You can also use the day before to make some homemade snacks to pack like homemade lara bars, grain-free cheeze-its, pepita parmesan crackers, or power balls.
3) Know your kids or ask them what they'd like to eat that day. Packing a whole cooler full of food they won't eat isn't going to help the Hungry Toddler About to Have A Canary Because He Is Starving But Doesn't Want Hummus FOR THE LOVE.
4) Get them involved in the morning picking out what they'd want to eat. Let them help you peel the apples or put the cream cheese on the celery.
5) Fast and convenient doesn't have to be packaged/processed food. If you're really strapped for time, buy the apple slices or the already-chopped melon. Sure it will cost you more money but if you're committed to a whole foods approach, it should be worth the extra cash. Most supermarkets will have pre-cut/pre-sliced veggies and fruit in the produce section. Grab some pre-cut celery and swing over and grab a small tub of natural peanut butter and you have a quick snack!
6) Build in an extra 30 minutes. If you want to leave at 10 am, set your time to be ready to leave at 9:30. Chances are you are going to forget something or be rushed, and having this padding helps the momma from losing her ever-loving mind before she even gets in the car.
7) Keep your car stocked. Often, we end up staying longer at places than we anticipated. Be it a friend's barbecue, stuck in traffic, at a show or museum and the lunch and snacks we packed are long gone. This is when the stocked car helps. In both of our consoles, we have a few of these stocked away:
as well as some juice boxes. Is it ideal? No. But we're human and when you're stuck in a two-hour traffic jam, you do what you gotta do. You can also keep your car stocked with nuts, dried fruit, pumpkin seeds, etc. I don't recommend keeping bottled water in a car due to the leaching of chemicals the plastic into the water in the heat (but that's just me).
8) Know what "quick" items you CAN grab. Educate yourself and know what things you would be able to purchase in a convenience store if you had to. Beef Jerky? No. It often is made with soy sauce/teryaki which contains wheat. Mixed nuts? Check for malt or caramel flavoring. These days, most convenience stores carry lots of nuts, trail mixes, cheese sticks, etc. Just always read ingredients. And if you're ever really stuck, plain Potato Chips (when the ingredients are just potatoes, salt, and oil) may not be the healthiest choice but they are GF safe and will almost always quiet a hungry kid.
9) If you know what city you're going to and want to eat out, check out the GlutenFree Registry. It has over 19,600 restaurants logged in for cities all over the country. You should be able to locate something in or near the area you're going to. Call ahead the week before to talk to staff, make reservations, etc. You can also turn to Twitter or Facebook and ask if anyone from or near that city has any good recommendations for gluten-free dining with kids. Use the hashtags #glutenfree, #gf, or #celiac and you'd be surprised how many helpful people there are in the community.
10) Ease up if you can. If you're like me and feed your kids a natural whole-foods diet 95% of the time, than packing a bag of Glutino pretzels for a road trip does not make you Mommy Dearest (WIRE HANGERS!). Unless your child has other food or dye sensitivities, use the day trips as a "fun" day and let them pick one treat they normally wouldn't have. You want them (and you!) to have fun on these trips, not worry about everything. Kids are kids. Vanilla ice cream for dinner never hurt anyone (assuming they're not dairy-free!)
Here are the rest of the amazing contributions from this month. I hope you get the time to check them out: I know many of these women personally and their tips and tricks are truly from the best.
Monday May 2nd Diane from The WHOLE Gang sharing Easy Gluten Free Grocery Shopping Tips
Tuesday May 3rd Iris from The Daily Dietribe sharing on How to Start a Gluten Free Diet.
Wednesday May 4th Heather from Gluten-Free Cat sharing Smoothing the GF Transition with Smoothies
Thursday May 5th Alta from Tasty Eats at Home sharing Make Your Own Convenience Foods
Friday May 6th Elana from Elana's Pantry sharing Quick and Easy Gluten Free Cherry Vanilla Power Bars
Saturday May 7th Cheryl from Gluten Free Goodness sharing Easy Meals GF Style
Sunday May 8th Megan from Food Sensitivity Journal sharing Gluten Free Baking Undone: Easy Chocolate Peanut Butter Pie
Monday May 9th Amy from Simply Sugar and Gluten Free sharing Magic Cookie Power Bars.
Tuesday May 10th Ricki from Diet, Dessert and Dogs sharing Gluten Free Baking Tips
Wednesday May 11th Ellen from Gluten-Free Diva sharing Gluten Free Travel Tips
Thursday May 12th Kim from Cook It Allergy Free sharing Eating from your Garden for Easy Gluten-Free Living
Friday May 13th Melissa from Gluten Free For Good sharing Gluten-Free Food Rules (recipes included)
Saturday May 14th Brittany from Real Sustenance sharing Healthy Allergy-Free Quick Bread with easy flavor variations.
Sunday May 15th Nicola from g-free Mom sharing Kids Lunch Boxes
Monday May 16th Wendy from Celiacs in the House sharing Fast Food for Gluten Free Teens
Tuesday May 17th Shirley from gluten free easily sharing Your Pantry is the Key to Living gfe
Wednesday May 18th Nancy from The Sensitive Pantry sharing Tips for BBQ and Picnics
Thursday May 19th Heidi from Adventures of a Gluten-Free Mom sharing Tips for Getting Kids to Embrace Whole Foods
Friday May 20th Silvana from Silvana's Kitchen sharing Everything I've Learned So Far about Gluten-Free plus my Dairy-Free Nutella Knockoff recipe!
Saturday May 21st Maggie from She Let Them Eat Cake sharing Easy Gluten-Free Living With Preschoolers and a Vanilla Cupcake recipe!
Sunday May 22nd Sea from Book of Yum sharing Easy Gluten Free Vegetarian Soy Free Breakfast Burritos
Monday May 23rd Tia from Glugle Gluten-Free sharing The Value of Support
Tuesday May 24th Alisa from Alisa Cooks and Go Dairy Free sharing Wrap it Up-Thinking Outside the Bun
Wednesday May 25th Hallie from Daily Bites sharing Cooking by Color
Thursday May 26th Carol from Simply…Gluten-Free sharing tips on Entertaining
Friday May 27th AndreAnna from Life as a Plate sharing Tips on Traveling on Day Trips with Kids
Saturday May 28th Zoe from Z's Cup of Tea sharing
Sunday May 29th Kelly from The Spunky Coconut sharing Buying in bulk to save money, Cooking in bulk to save time.
Monday May 30th Jess from ATX Gluten-Free sharing 1 Meal 3 Ways, Jazzing up Leftovers
Tuesday May 31st Naomi from Straight into Bed, Cakefree and Dried sharing how to prepare grains so they are more nutritious & digestible and create fluffier wholegrain baked goods!


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If you look at the whole series, you've got to be pleased with how our team showed fight and heart after going down 0-3.
But if you look at this game, there are some serious questions. Yes, we lost Bertuzzi and Cleary but still:
1. Why did Babcock put Draper in and not keep Modano in the line up? Or Hudler instead of Modano?
2. What the hell was wrong with our pp - 0 for 4 ??!!
3. We out shot SJ 40-30 but still ended up on the wrong end of the score sheet.
4. Last shift of play, why wasn't Dats on the ice?
I honestly have no issues with Draper playing. I do not understand why Hudler was put back in the lineup for Game 6, then kept there for Game 7 after not doing anything in Game 6. He was the worst player out there tonight, constantly making the wrong play on offense.
The PP was awful -- some credit to San Jose for that, but for whatever reason, the PP was the one situation all game that Detroit wasn't just firing away. They were trying to get a perfect shot instead of just mucking it up in front of Rebounds McGee in net.
As for 4, I have no idea. Dats and Z had been out there for a minute, but ... it's the last 20 seconds of the godda*n season.


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Team Blake kicked things off Tuesday with country artists Savannah Berry and Justin Rivers. Berry earned praised for her country version of "As Long As You Love Me," but Blake chose Justin for his powerful performance of "The Climb."
"I really thought Savannah was going to win that," Blake said. "But Justin dug down, knowing that this was his last chance and he did it."
Later, Blake got major pushback from Adam after choosing country singer and marching band member Holly Tucker, who performed "Live Like You Were Dying," over Luke Edgemon, who performed a smooth, jazzy version of "Teenage Dream" that both Adam and Shakira loved.
"Let me explain why you're an idiot," Adam told Blake after his pal sent Luke home. "He's a whole unique thing. He's original, he's different."
"He has a point," Shakira said.
Blake also paired country ingenue Danielle Bradbery, 16, against former gymnast and aspiring pop star Taylor Beckham, 17, because he felt the young singers both have a "confidence issue." Yet Danielle, who never performed in front of an audience before the show, gave a rousing version of "Jesus, Take the Wheel," which wowed the judges more than Taylor's performance of "Russian Roulette."
"What really blows my mind about Danielle is she never seems nervous," said Shakira.
Blake agreed with his fellow judges and chose Danielle. "It was an easy decision as a coach," Blake said. "It was awful as a human being."
In his final pairing, Blake put blues crooner Grace Askew against a country duo from his native Oklahoma, The Swon Brothers. Although Grace has been a favorite, Usher deemed her performance of "I Can't Stand The Rain" by Tina Turner, "a little loose." The Swon Brothers earned kudos for their version of "Drift Away," but the judges wondered whether they played it too safe.
Blake agonized over his decision, but ultimately chose The Swon Brothers "just because I can kind of get a better grip on what's happening" with them, he said. Their win means Blake will have an all-country team heading into the live playoff rounds.
Team UsherUsher paired Josiah Hawley and Jess Kellner in his first-ever knockout round – and they seemed to underwhelm the coaches. Jess performed "You Gave Me Something" to generally positive praise, while former model Josiah got some criticism for his version of Amy Winehouse's "Back to Black" – and his hot looks may have cost him.
"I wanted it to be a little bit stronger," admitted Adam. "It's almost like you have to escape the way you look, because you're a super handsome guy."
Usher ultimately chose Josiah, because he "felt the grit" of the performance.
Later, indie rocker Michelle Chamuel faced off against former model Audrey Karrasch. Usher had Michelle doing push-ups to help control her energy, and apparently his suggestion paid off. Her performance of "Raise Your Glass" charmed the judges.
Although Usher told Audrey he liked her song choice of "How To Love" by Lil Wayne, he chose Michelle and explained: "I felt like the song helped me know more about you."
In another pairing, Usher put R&B singers C Perkins and Vedo together. Perkins got the crowd energized with his upbeat version of "She Ain't You" while Vedo, who is grieving for his mother who passed away from cancer shortly after the blind auditions, gave a clean, heartfelt performance of "Everything I Do (I Do It For You)." Although the judges liked Perkins energy, Vedo's strong singing and vulnerability were more impressive.
"Vedo won the round because of the way he was able to lock in and not make it about anything other than the emotions," Usher said of his choice.
In his final match-up, Usher paired Latin pop singer Cathia – a steal from Shakira – against soulful Ryan Innes, who turned all four chairs during his blind audition.
It turned out to be the biggest surprise of the night: Although Ryan was the frontrunner, Usher chose Cathia for her confident version of "Mr. Know It All," while the judges were slightly disappointed in Ryan's version of "I Don't Want to Be."
"You were a steal, but in rehearsal I was really blown away by the voice," Usher said. Later he added, "I felt like Cathia really deserved a chance to move on."
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In just eight weeks, the students of Tiffin Police Department's citizens academy have learned much of what it takes to be a police officer.
They've learned about drug identification, impaired driving, how to process a crime scene and even how to shoot a firearm.
"I've thoroughly enjoyed it," said Dawn Iannantuono, one of 13 students in the citizens academy.
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Robert Barney, a student of Tiffin Police Department's citizens academy, puts gloves on in preparation for a mock crime scene.
Sgt. Jared Watson of the Tiffin Police Department explains a mock crime scene to students of Tiffin Police Department's citizens academy.
Dawn Iannantuono (left) and Barney observe a mock crime scene during a citizens academy class.
Iannantuono said she signed up for the academy because it sounded interesting, and she has not been disappointed.
"Every night has been very different and very interesting," she said. "There's so much to learn. Every night, I have been totally engrossed in what they've tried to teach us and totally fascinated."
Iannantuono, an 18-year Tiffin City Board of Education member, has been so fascinated with the classes, she's missed two school board meetings to attend. Iannantuono said she rarely missed those meetings in the past.
Her favorite class, she said, has been the firearms training.
"I'm really not fond of guns at all, but I've really enjoyed the shooting. It was more fun than I expected it to be," she said.
Richard Hughes, another student of the academy, said he, too, has been pleased with the classes.
"I think what the program is doing is really great," he said. "I like the depth of it."
Hughes decided to sign up for the academy because he wanted to get involved with a block watch organization after experiencing about a dozen break-ins since 1992. He also wanted to have a better knowledge of the police department, he said.
"I basically wanted to learn more about the operation of the police department and what I can do as an independent citizen," he said.
Hughes said a surprising element of the drug identification class was learning about prescription medication and its effects.
"I definitely have deeper appreciation for what law enforcement is doing here in town," he said.
The citizens academy has been meeting weekly for the past eight weeks at the Tiffin Police Department. With one class left, graduation for the students is nearing.
Iannantuono said Sgt. Jared Watson, the instructor, has been great with the students. He has been assisted by Officer Becca Timm.
"They couldn't be more accommodating or friendly. They're just so patient and so forthcoming with information," Iannantuono said.
Watson, who has served on the Tiffin Police Department since 2005, said Chief Fred Stevens came up with the idea to form a citizens academy about a year and a half ago. Unfortunately, at that time, there were not enough applicants. Finally, with enough students to form a class, this year marked the police department's first citizens academy.
"I think it's going really well," Watson said. "We have a lot of very dedicated people coming to every class."
Watson said the classes give him the opportunity to interact with members of the community in a positive way and, in turn, community members get to see the inner workings of the police department.
"It's nice to have the opportunity to show folks how it's done and how it really goes," he said.
Throughout the class sessions, many of which are hands-on, Watson has been able to debunk TV and movie portrayals of police work.
"TV and movies make law enforcement look very dramatic," he said. "This is an opportunity for people in the community to see how the job really is."
"It gives a little bit more transparency to what the police department does on a regular basis," Stevens said. "It's more of an outreach to the community."
This week is the academy's last session, and the students are to learn about the court system and the victim assistance program. A canine demonstration and a Special Response Team demonstration also are scheduled.
The police department hopes to offer the next citizens academy in the fall or spring, Stevens said.
"I highly recommend this to anybody," Iannantuono said. "I don't think people realize how much officers put on the line for the community and how much they do for the community."
"It is Tiffin, but it is a dangerous job. It's not a job I'd want to be doing," Iannantuono said.


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HONOLULU - Richard Clifton, a judge on the U.S. Court of Appeals, believes Maui will host another 9th Circuit Judicial Conference in four to six years, but he's not optimistic about it happening sooner.
The last gathering of court officials in the 9th Circuit was held at the Hyatt Regency Maui Resort & Spa in Kaanapali in August and came under fire from Republican senators, particularly Sens. Jeff Sessions and Chuck Grassley. They put the heat on the circuit, which covers western states, Hawaii, Alaska and Pacific islands, for holding a lavish event in a vacation resort during difficult economic times.
While understanding the reason for the criticism, Clifton said it was "unjustified" and "driven by jealousy."
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"I never made it in the water," said Clifton, during an interview at the State and Federal Court Media Conference on Wednesday on Oahu. "My wife and kids had a great time, but I was tied up in meetings all week."
Other than a family trip to Hana, the judge said he was completely busy during the four-day conference.
"Politicians like to make political points about unjustified spending, which may be true for my family members but not for me," said Clifton, who has served on the appeals court since 2002.
People do not realize the "serious business that goes on," the judge said of the gathering that attracts from 300 to 700 government officials, including judges, court staff and other officers.
"We're so spread out that the only time we can communicate is at the conference," he said of the federal appeals circuit that covers more than 15 districts and is the largest of the 13 appeals court circuits in the country. "I think it's a real loss to not have the conference, . . . and I can't say that (cancellations) won't happen again."
The 9th Circuit has already postponed this year's event due to budget restraints, but it plans to resume the conferences next year in Monterey, Calif., he said. This year's postponement will end 68 consecutive years of annual conferences.
The conferences rotate around the circuit in areas that can host the large contingent in one hotel. Since 2000, the conference has been held in Hawaii four times - Kauai (2003), Honolulu (2007) and on Maui (2010 and 2012).
Clifton said he believes Hawaii will host another conference because it fits many of the requirements needed to host the event. Still, he's "not optimistic" about bringing the conference back to Hawaii in the near term.
"I'm sure there will be a request to have another conference in Hawaii, but because of political pressure I don't see that happening anytime soon," Clifton said.
Hawaii is one of only eight to 10 locations in the jurisdiction that can realistically host the conference, he said.
"Our group is so large, we don't fit in many hotels," he said. "One of the advantages with hotels in Hawaii is having everyone in the same place."
"Right now, it's (conference site selection) driven by physical locations," said the judge, who moved to Oahu in 1975 and calls Hawaii his home. "It's much easier to fly to Hawaii, than trying to get to Big Sky Montana."
There are frequent flights to Hawaii and hotel availability as well as the lure of paradise. In a 2006 conference at Huntington Beach, Calif., Clifton said attendance was "substantially down," partly because of the lack of interest in the location.
"Hawaii always has the best turnout," said Clifton, a law professor at the University of Hawaii Richardson School of Law. "But it really is a case where people like coming with their families."
The GOP senators claimed that the 2010 conference on Maui cost taxpayers more than $1.1 million in travel and accommodation expenses for government officials.
Clifton countered, saying he does not know if the conference would have been any cheaper if it were held in San Francisco.
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We held our little tournament in Stuttgart in 2008 for the first time, people had a blast in 2009, and of course, we'll do it again in 2010. And just like last year we'll have lots of Lacrosse, Pool, and Party waiting for you. The 2010 Stuttgart Lacrosse Festival is from Friday, 30 July to Sunday, 01. August 2010.
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Brandy Michau didn't care that she was sitting in the "nosebleed" section of the North Charleston Coliseum on Friday for "A Night of Hope" with Joel and Victoria Osteen.
An avid watcher of Osteen's weekly televised messages, Michau, who lives in Georgetown, was just happy to see the celebrity evangelist in person.
"I love him because he puts things in words I can understand and makes it where I can understand how it applies to my life," she said. "I brought this (Bible) to be in his presence. That was my reason, honestly. I wanted to know that this Bible that I depend on has been close to him."
Michau was among a sell-out crowd of more than 10,000 who paid $15 each to see the program that was a blend of worship and music, led by Osteen, the senior pastor of Houston's Lakewood Church. With a congregation of 45,000, Lakewood is the largest church in America. It was started in 1959 by Osteen's parents, John and Dodie Osteen.
Unlike the televised show, The Night of Hope program includes praise and worship.
"I've got 2½ hours," Osteen said. "I'm going to tell you everything I know tonight."
Osteen's family — his mother; wife, Victoria; and children, Jonathan and Alexandra — were also part of the program. It was the first time the Night of Hope program has visited Charleston, said spokesman Don Iloff, Osteen's brother-in-law.
"We are trying to lift people's spirits," Osteen, 50, said before the show. "Life is pushing them down enough and I want to lift them up. A lot of people grew up thinking God was against them. I believe God is for us, on our side, and I want people to know God is on their side."
That same message has made Osteen one of the most-watched American spiritual figures today.
"He just really knows how to make you feel good about yourself," said Antoinette Gadsden, of Orangeburg. "I like his message that you should make the most of each day because God is in control. He is so inspirational."
Osteen was joined on stage for a message from Sen. Tim Scott, R-S.C., and pastors from local churches including Dean Lewis of Cathedral of Praise and Jonathan Briggs of Truth and Fellowship.
"I don't know how anyone can leave here without a smile on their face and a song in their heart," said Bob Dantzler, of Hanahan. "The program was great, the crowd was great. It was so wonderful to everyone, black and white, young and old, worshipping together."
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Ancient Egyptian for "he who possesses a remarkable chode." Taran is currently a name for a young man who reeks of self-confidence and is tall, dark, handsome and financially successful. He lives life a quarter mile at a time. Women have been known to become pregnant merely by standing in his presence. A Taran is perhaps best known for his amazing ability to pleasure women with his enviable chode.
Girl 1: That guy over there looks like a Taran.
Girl 2: Yeah, he's definitely got a fatty chode.
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that hot guy is such a taran
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Someone who has had there head ran over by a train
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(zak) n. 1. One who is admired for his skills with skateboarding, women, art, etc. 2. Plastic chair. 3. A notorious teenager from the early twenty-first century known for his delightful humor and good looks. 4. Scholar of Zakology.
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In the end, everyone finally realized that he was a true zak.
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an absolutely amazing guy. he can be distant at times but when you really need him he seems to appear by your side. he is someone you will meet and never forget.
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The most amazing person in the whole world!!!!! He is always sweet and kind and literally can be anyones favorite person but is only my best friend! He is always there for me whenever i need him and imiss him sooooo much!!! He can make anyone laugh or smile and gives the best hugs!!!!! He is the best cuddle buddy ever!!!!!
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A gigantic troll
That guy is such a Zak
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The most amazing guy ever. yup that pretty much sums him up. he's always there when you need him and always knows how to make you smile. he has the cutest hair and most amazing eyes that i cant stop staring at. his smile always brightens my day. if i could be with him always, i would be. i love this sexy boyyy, he's mine. he has the best kisses too. every day that im not with him, i miss him like crazy, like actually. i cant actually explain this. im inlove with him. mwha.
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A more formal form of cotch, which is a regional term for a tool of the male variety. A dude who seriously overcompensates, typically without knowing it. A more offensive poser, with heavier narcissism to the point of parody. Also very heavy on the "alpha" complex. Can possibly be traced to definitions 6 and 7 of "Kotch."
Sweet Jesus, the guy driving the pimped-out Neon is a screaming kotchski.
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TOWN OF LOCKPORT – Police on Saturday were called to the apartment of a man who was recently murdered in Buffalo, noting that it had been broken into and ransacked.
Sometime during the past month, someone entered the Dysinger Road property by breaking out a window, Niagara County sheriff's deputies reported. The interior was ransacked and family members of the late man reported that various pieces of video game equipment had been stolen, along with unknown numbers of DVDs and compact discs.
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'Prom' Actress Aimee Teegarden is Vegan
Yahoooooo—prom season is here! Bring on the sexy dresses, cute boys, and fun times!
Need help amping yourself up for the glorious occasion? (Ha, I doubt it!) Go see Prom, starring vegan actress Aimee Teegarden, which opens in theaters tomorrow. Yep, Aimee is not only vegan, but she's also outspoken against fur and loves her pooch Gizmo. I'm gonna see this movie just 'cause she's rad!
The teenybopper side of me loooves a good prom flick… In fact, I just watched Pretty in Pink last week (for the bazillionth time), and it was awe-some! If you haven't seen it yet, you're depriving yourself of a classic '80s gem!
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Seven people were transported to area hospitals after a van rolled early Thursday morning on U.S. 85 in Fort Lupton.
The 2005 Chevrolet passenger van was traveling on U.S. 85 near Colo. 52 around 1 a.m., according to Colorado State Patrol. Several people were ejected.
Trooper Josh Lewis said one person, Suk Subba, believed to be the driver, was taken to North Colorado Medical Center. He has been treated and released, according to the hospital.
The names of the others injured and the extent of their injuries were not available. One person was flown via Med Evac to Denver General Hospital, and others were taken to Exempla Good Samaritan Medical Center in Lafayette and North Colorado Medical Center, Lewis said.
Lewis said no one has been cited, and an investigation is ongoing.


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In this Dezeen movie Ola Rune of Swedish design studio Claesson Koivisto Rune presents a lamp that they created for lighting company Wästberg at Berlin design fair Qubique 2011. More »
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In this movie that we filmed at Qubique 2011, Philipp Mainzer, founder of German furniture brand e15, talks about the furniture and accessories the company showed during the Berlin design fair. More »
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In this movie filmed at Qubique 2011, student Milena Kling shows us an exhibition of projects from the University of Arts Berlin, which were completed in collaboration with material brand Alcantara. More »
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In this movie filmed by Dezeen at Qubique 2011, industrial designer Konstantin Grcic talks about Cape, his sofa for Established & Sons with a loose cover draped over the structure like a blanket that can be changed with the seasons. More »
Ventura Berlin at Qubique 2011
In this movie we filmed at the inaugural Qubique design show in Berlin in October, Margo Konings and Margriet Vollenberg of Organisation in Design guide us through a sample of pieces on show as part of Ventura Berlin, the area they curated at the show. More »
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Sebastian Wrong, design director for British brand Established & Sons, gives a tour of their exhibition inside the former fire station at Berlin Tempelhof airport in this movie Dezeen filmed at new Berlin design fair Qubique 2011 last month. More »
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In this movie filmed by Dezeen at new Berlin design fair Qubique 2011 last month, Ulrich Weingärtner, architect for organisers Offshow, discusses the design and spatial planning of the former city airport where the show was held. More »
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