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The company that now owns Twinkies said they hope to have the snack cakes back on store shelves this summer, Reuters reported. Apollo Global Management and an equity firm run by Dean Metropoulos made a bid on Hostess Brand Inc.'s snack and won the bid Monday. Daren Metropoulos, son of Dean, told Reuters, "Our family is thrilled to have the opportunity to reestablish these iconic brands with new creative marketing ideas and renewed sales efforts and investment."
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Watercooler talk: Dennis Rodman wants to meet new pope
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UNIVERSITY PARK - It was a dark and cold late-March morning when Zach Zwinak and the rest of his Penn State teammates took to the practice field for the first of 15 spring practices.
The junior was coming off a season when he saw time in only two games and carried the ball just three times. Zwinak was a solid contributor to the team's practice squad, but he was a name very few Nittany Lions fans knew. That early March morning gave him an opportunity to impress a new coaching staff and start anew.
Zwinak has climbed the depth chart with a hard work ethic and as other Penn State running backs that were previously above him either transferred or sustained injuries.
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Penn State's Zach Zwinak dives into the end zone for a 1-yard touchdown on Saturday.
"As time goes on things change," the soft-spoken Zwinak said after Saturday's game.
Things have changed drastically for Zwinak, who is now the team's featured running back. He carried 29 times for 139 yards in the win over Indiana. Zwinak also scored two touchdowns - one rushing and one receiving.
But Zwinak also fumbled twice Saturday, which brings his season total to five. The second fumble came at a key juncture in the game with the Lions leading 28-19 in the third quarter.
"That was a bad fumble that he had today, and he knows that," Penn State coach Bill O'Brien said. "I am going to be hard on him because I think he is a heck of a player."
The coach was visibly upset with his running back after that play. It gave the Hoosiers the ball back at the Penn State 47-yard-line.
"He just wasn't happy, let's just say that," Zwinak said after the game when describing what O'Brien said to him when he came off the field.
Unlike many running backs, Zwinak does not wear gloves that provide added grip to a ballcarrier. He opts to carry the ball barehanded.
Zwinak said he has struggled throughout his career to hold onto the ball, and many people have recommended wearing gloves. But he said gloves do not feel comfortable on his hands.
With his rapid rise from practice team to starting running back, he said he is still adjusting to the new level of competition he's playing against.
"I have to grow as a player," Zwinak said. "I have a lot of learning to do, and I have to make sure I remember all of the little things each play."
Michael Zordich replaced Zwinak at running back to begin the series following his second-half fumble. Zwinak eventually finished off that drive with a 1-yard touchdown run.
Zwinak said the second fumble made him want to run harder to help try and redeem himself. He credited O'Brien and running backs coach Charles London for keeping the faith in him and allowing him to go back into the game.
Zwinak admitted he thought his afternoon was over after the fumble.
"Every time I mess up a play, I think I am done," he said.
Even his 16-yard touchdown reception didn't come without him losing control of the ball. Zwinak caught the Matt McGloin pass, but immediately after he crossed the goal line the ball slipped out of his hands. The play was ruled a touchdown on the field, and instant replay confirmed the ruling.
When asked if he thought he had possession of the ball long enough for the play to be ruled a touchdown, Zwinak laughed and said, "Someone was looking out for me, that's all I am going to say."
O'Brien said ball control is something his running back must improve on. The running backs do a number of ball security drills each week in practice, but the coach said it comes down to each player to improve.
Zwinak said at the beginning of the year, he did not know what kind of role he would play on this team. He vowed to work hard and try to contribute in any way possible, and he also admitted he has surpassed all of his expectations.
Zwinak has run for 821 yards this season. In Saturday's loss to USC, former PSU running back Silas Redd carried the ball just three times for 8 yards. Redd has run for 740 yards this year.
"Where we are now, you would have never expected that we would have won the games we won and lost the games we did," Zwinak said. "The players who left, the players who stayed, you could have never foreseen any of this."


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Bridesmaids director Paul Feig is in talks with Sony Pictures to helm an all-female reboot of Ghostbusters, Variety reports.
This will have no connection to the much-ballyhooed Ghostbusters 3, but, rather, is a total remake of the original franchise, this time starring comedic actresses.
No formal negotiations have taken place, and Sony declined to comment on the project. Feig has numerous other projects in development – including one that has him re-teaming with Melissa McCarthy – so whatever form the Ghostbusters reboot takes, it likely won't be Feig's next project.
The franchise's third installment had the first two films' director, Ivan Reitman, attached, though he dropped out in March.
As it is, the project boasts an already tangled history: writers Lee Eisenberg and Gene Stupnitsky were hired in 2008, then Men in Black 3 writer Etan Cohen redrafted their script in 2012.
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What's that rumbling? It is the convoys of the Trans-Siberian Orchestra criss-crossing the country with instruments and equipment in tow. Christmas is coming, and the musicians are heading our way.
The TSO will give two performances Thursday at First Niagara Center. The band will be staging an extravaganza based on its rock opera "The Lost Christmas Eve." Also expect other traditional music on a grand and unique scale. Band founder Paul O'Neill, speaking with The News several years ago, said he was motivated by "love of classical music, rock operas, edge-pushing progressive rock, Broadway, heavy metal and the classic literature of Charles Dickens and Victor Hugo."
The TSO performs at 3 and 8 p.m. Thursday at First Niagara Center. Admission is $30 to $68. For more information, call 855-4100.
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what do you mean like the people on the site or the characters in the show
The Greatest Clan In Death and Universe... The Zombaukto Clan
i'm pretty sure he means in anime, since it is the hottest anime character.
Oh ok I like rukia and the major from GitS but i really like Pandy from dead leavesThe Greatest Clan In Death and Universe... The Zombaukto Clan
rukia is my favoritest character from bleach. i like how she interacts with ichigo, always beating him up. i also like her stupid drawin-- ::pow:: ouch! sorry rukia
I mean there so terrible there amazing lol, and Ichigo's reactions to them are always good, which leads up to Rukia beating on him again lol what a relationship... *shakes head and smiles*
Love... is just a different kind of pain.
i so agree thats really funny and rukias drawings are bad but cute at the same time :D =D
i guess from the girl i like the most from a manga entertainment production would either be asuka langley soryu from nge or yokko from gurren lagann. the hottest girls i like are from bleach: rukia, yoruichi, rangiku, orihime, nel tu etc.
Orihime i think she hot
me 2 haha i also like rukias big brother but i for got his name lol.!
"Kick roxx eat dirt get drunk and have fun x]"
and isnt his name Byakuya?
yeah that is his name it just slip my mind:)
Meh, Kusanagi from GitS and Deunan Knute from Appleseed. "After a thousand battles, one only sees death!" -Chaos Space Marine Predator (Warhammer 40,000)
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i think light yagami edward elric and zero from vampire knightare HOT!!
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Saber or Rider from Fate/Stay Night.
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In just two sessions, the young German powerhouse Alex Megos sent The Wheel of Life (V15) in the Hollow Cave of Australia's Grampians. Verticallifemag.com reports that Megos' lightning quick repeat is "by a long way" the fastest ascent of the 70-move roof climb. According to the report, Megos spent his first session in the cave climbing Cave Rave (V13) three times. During his next visit to the Hollow Cave, Megos linked The Wheel of Life on his third try of the day, impressively climbing the problem's middle section--an already existing V12 called Sleepy Hollow--for his first time during the send.
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MANNS CHOICE - A Bedford County farm was honored as a Bicentennial Farm for being operated for 200 years during the recent 97th Pennsylvania Farm Show in Harrisburg.
The Ralph and Geraldine Fair farm in Harrison Township near here was among three farms recognized by state Agriculture Secretary George Greig.
"We feel proud of that. We are glad we lasted that long," said Ralph Fair, 81.
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Geraldine and Ralph Fair stand near the entrance to the Fair Family Farms, which was just honored as a Bicentennial Farm at the 97th Pennsylvania Farm Show.
The farmhouse and the Fair Family Farm barns are located in Harrison Township.
Tom Fair moves some cows around in the cow barn.
"The Farm Show is a great place to recognize our state's longstanding, dedicated farm families," Greig said. "More than 97 percent of Pennsylvania farms are family owned, and many pass from generation to generation."
He called the farms that were honored "a shining example of our state's rich farming heritage that spans centuries."
Since the inception of the Century Farm program in 1977 and the Bicentennial Farm program in 2004, the agriculture department has recognized 1,926 Century and 160 Bicentennial farms.
Information on the Fair farm dates back to the original sheepskin deed from the William Penn family to John Anderson, founder of the Bedford Springs Resort.
The farm was sold Sept. 5, 1812, from Anderson to Ralph Fair's great-great-great-grandfather Lewis Turner for $5 per acre.
"Anderson owned land all over Bedford County. Lewis was here in 1800; he came from Loudon County, Va.," said Randy Hillegass, Ralph Fair's son-in-law and bookkeeper. "Lewis lived here and likely farmed this before he bought it."
Ralph Fair represents the sixth generation of his family to run the farm. He and his brother, Floyd, took over the farm from their parents on Feb. 12, 1959, and were partners until Floyd died in 2006. He said he never thought about doing anything else.
"Our family didn't push school. I was the only one of the three of us who went to college, then started to farm," said Ralph Fair, who received a two-year degree in animal husbandry from Penn State in the early 1950s.
Fair's other brother, Harold, was not involved with the farm.
Ralph Fair retired from active farming about 10 years ago.
Today, Fair Family Farms LLC is run by Ralph and Geraldine's four children - Barbara Hillegass (Randy's wife and a teacher at Bedford Elementary School), sons Tom and Bob and daughter Bonnie Waugerman, an elementary school teacher. Bonnie's husband, Eddy, also works on the farm.
John and Richard, two other sons of the Fairs, are not involved with the farm.
The oldest building on the farm, a farmhouse built in 1837, is used as a rental unit for farm employees.
The 226-acre farm - a dairy and poultry operation - is the only Pennsylvania Certified Organic Dairy in Bedford County.
About 60 cows are milked daily, and the milk is sent to Horizon Organic, the largest supplier of organic milk in North America.
The Fairs got into the poultry business in 2005 and today have about 150,000 egg-laying hens. The eggs are shipped to Penn Embryo in Ephrata for processing.
Ralph Fair said machinery is the biggest change he has seen in farming over the years.
"All of the machinery is better and more efficient," he said.
Hillegass credits the success of the family farm to their faith in God.
"We have had our blessings come from God and our family working together. Other than milking a cow, they never plant a field on Sunday. They don't even take in hay; they observe the Lord's day. That really sticks out to me. They have been blessed for taking a day of rest," Hillegass said.
The future of the family farm rests with Ralph and Geraldine's grandson, Luke Waugerman, 15, a sophomore at Bedford High School.
"If Luke doesn't take it over, we don't have anyone to take it over and would have to sell it," Ralph Fair said. "That is our only chance for now."
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LAHC > Student Services > International Students
Welcome to the international student web pages of Los Angeles Harbor College,
FALL 2016 Applications are now closed. Apply for Spring 2017 starting Oct. 1, 2016.
Click here for application forms and instructions.
The information presented here should help you in making an informed decision.
One question that students often ask is about the cost of tuition and the cost of tuition in comparison to other colleges in the area. Sometimes what seems to be a simple question is not quite as simple as it seems. California residents do not pay tuition. They pay an "enrollment fee," which for academic year 2012-2013 is $46 per unit. The rest of the cost per unit is paid by taxes. (Most courses are 3 to 5 units, meaning that they meet from 3 to 5 hours per week during the semester.) International students are required to pay the enrollment fee and an amount equivalent to the state (tuition) and federal(capital outlay fee) tax contributions to the per unit cost of classes. The enrollment fee is standard throughout the state, but tuition and capital outlay fees vary by college district. Thus, instead of asking what the tuition is, students need to ask what the total cost per unit of classes is. The total cost per unit of classes is what the international student will actually pay. Formulating the question correctly, the student would quickly discover that the total cost per unit of classes at L.A. Harbor College is $261 while in other college districts the cost per unit may be significantly higher. Factoring in cost with the opportunities that L.A. Harbor College's Transfer and Honors Transfer Program agreements offer with prestigious public universities in the University of California and California State University systems, as well as with private California universities and colleges, makes it clear that a decision to come to Harbor College is not a difficult one to make.
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ROCKFORD — The Rockford Interfaith Council will present the 24th annual Mayor's Interfaith Thanksgiving Service at 3 p.m. Nov. 24 at Fisher Memorial Chapel, 5050 E. State St.
The program will feature guest speaker Jack Becherer, president of Rock Valley College. Special music will be provided by Womansong Choral, gospel singer Aaron Bolden and a children's choral. Faith communities will offer one minute prayers. A free-will offering will be collected.
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Concentration: Quantitative Finance
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Recent innovations in financial markets have led to an increased demand for analytically skilled students. Understanding pricing models in derivatives and other exotic securities requires knowledge in finance and also statistics, stochastic processes, and differential equations. The financial engineering program is designed to provide students with opportunities to pursue a mathematically challenging program of study.
Investment Banking Careers
Investment Banks help companies and governments issue securities, help investors purchase securities, manage financial assets, trade securities and provide financial advice. The leading investment banks including Merrill Lynch, Salomon Smith Barney, Morgan Stanley Dean Witter, Chase H&Q, and Goldman Sachs are said to be in the bulge bracket.
The program is designed for placement of students in investment banks. Only outstanding undergraduate students with a cumulative GPA above 3.5 will be admitted into the program. It is in their best interest to maintain that GPA while they are in the program.
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In addition to meeting the usual School of Management requirements, students would complete courses in the following groups:
(i) MATH prerequisites: Two semesters of calculus (Math 221 and Math 222) – Math 221 MUST be taken prior to FIN 311. Linear Algebra (Math 304)
(ii) Additional Economics Course - Introduction to Econometrics (Economics 466)
(iii) Finance Courses (descriptions follow below)
Investment Courses: Investments (FIN 322), Derivatives (FIN 450), Arbitrage Strategies (FIN 465)
Finance elective (one additional elective required): Corporate Finance (FIN 324), Financial Statement Analysis (FIN 480E) or International Finance (FIN 460)
(iv) Advanced Spreadsheet Modeling (SCM 360)
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FIN 322 – Investments (required course)
Various institutional, analytical, and pragmatic aspects of security analysis and investment management; securities market, sources of investment information, bond and stock valuation models, risk return analysis, behavior of security prices, portfolio management, and capital market theory. The course is normally taken first semester of senior year in the Trading Room. The Trading Room would be continued in the following Spring semester as a one-credit independent study. Offered each semester, but recommended for Fall semester.
FIN 450 – Derivatives (required course)
Introduction to and a comprehensive analysis of the derivatives markets in the U.S. Topics include discussions of options, futures, swaps, and futures markets. Offered only in the spring.
FIN 465 – Arbitrage Strategies (required course)
This is an advanced, research-based, seminar course targeted at students majoring in Finance and/or Accounting. It teaches students to apply the latest research techniques used in research. The skills taught in this course are used in research related jobs in auditing, consulting, corporate finance, forensic accounting, hedge funds, investment banking quantitative financial analysis, securities litigation consulting, etc. The course will build upon accounting and finance concepts covered in introductory classes. Prerequisite: FIN 311. Offered only in the fall.
Finance Electives (one elective required)
FIN 324 - Corporate Finance
An in-depth examination of valuation and financial decision making in the corporate setting, including some cases analysis. Topics include capital market efficiency, required rates of return, options in the corporate setting, long-term investments, capital structure, financial planning, and dividend policy. Offered each semester.
FIN 430 - Financial Statement Analysis
In-depth analysis of financial statements from the equity analyst perspective. Students will write a thorough, credible equity research report that. This report will include both a quantitative and qualitative assessment of the firm and the industry in which it operates. Offered only in the spring.
FIN 460 – International Finance
Analysis of foreign exchange, use of derivative assets and other tools aimed at successful international financial management. Offered only in the spring.
FIN 480G and FIN 480H– Equity Valuation 1 and 2
These are two, two credit courses, that utilize the Trading Room. Students will monitor the industries they studied during the fall semester and meet about once each week to discuss the portfolio. Students will present their recommendations for the portfolio to a board made up of practitioners. Open only to those who successfully completed FIN 322 . Equity Valuation 1 is only offered in the Fall. Equity Valuation 2 is taught in the Spring and it is required that students have successfully completed Equity Valuation 1 before taking Equity Valuation 2
SCM 360 – Advanced Spreadsheet Modeling (required course)
Supplements other courses in the business curriculum by discussing decision making and risk management using spreadsheet analysis. Improves students' decision-making ability in an uncertain and complex environment. Teaches techniques widely used to assess and manage risk, structure problems, determine the optimal decision and estimate the impact of a decision on performance measures of interest. Through cases, lectures and exercises, sharpens students' problem-solving skills and analytical and logical thinking ability. Greatly enhances students' proficiency in spreadsheet analysis and modeling, an invaluable skill in today's business environment in which spreadsheets, with 40 million users, have become the primary platform for business analysis. Offered only in the fall.


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1/2 cup Eden Dry Navy Beans, soaked
4 cups water
1 clove garlic, minced
1 cup diced onions
1/4 cup diced carrots
1/4 cup green string beans, cut into 1 inch lengths
1/4 cup green peas, fresh or frozen
14.5 ounces Eden Diced Tomatoes with Basilor Eden Diced Tomatoes with Roasted Garlic & Onion
1/2 tsp dried basil
1/4 tsp dried oregano
1/2 tsp Eden Sea Salt
Place beans and water in a heavy pot and bring to a boil. Cover, reduce the flame to medium low and simmer until tender, about 1 hour and 20 minutes. Add all remaining ingredients. Cover and simmer another 10 minutes.
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Roadrunner was designed by engineers and scientists at IBM and the Los
Alamos National Laboratory. Ultimately, Roadrunner will be placed into a
classified environment where it will be used to simulate
what effects aging has on the stockpile of nuclear weapons the U.S. has in
its arsenal. The problem it will work on is modeling how aging nuclear weapons
behave the first fraction of a second during an explosion. Before beginning its
nuclear weapons research, Roadrunner will be used to model the effects of
global warming.
The Roadrunner supercomputer costs $133 million and is built using chips
from both consumer electronics and more common server processors.
Roadrunner has 12,960 chips that are an improved version of the Cell chip
used in the PS3. These Cell processors act as a turbocharger for certain
portions of the calculations the Roadrunner processes. The computer also uses a
smaller, unspecified number of AMD Opteron processors.
A computer researcher from the University of Tennessee, Jack Dongarra told
the New York Times, "This [breaking
the petaflop barrier] is equivalent to the four-minute mile of supercomputing."
Horst Simon from the Lawrence Berkley National Laboratory said, "Roadrunner
tells us about what will happen in the next decade. Technology is coming from
the consumer electronics market and the innovation is happening first in terms
of cell phones and embedded electronics."
Technology first appearing in the consumer electronics market and then
making its way into supercomputing is a stark contrast to a process that
commonly works in the exact opposite manner.
In total, Roadrunner has 116,640 processing cores and the real challenge for
programmers is figuring out how to keep all of those processing cores in use
simultaneously to get the best performance. Roadrunner requires about 3
megawatts of power, or about enough electricity to run a large shopping center.
To put the processing power in perspective, Thomas P. D'Agostino of the
National Nuclear Security Administration said that if all 6 billion people on
Earth entered calculations on a calculator for 24 hours a day, seven days per
week it would take 46 years to do what Roadrunner can do in one day.
How Roadrunner is cooled is unknown, IBM has recently moved
to liquid cooling for its supercomputers, but Roadrunner appears to be air
quote: Why do you take such a short view?
quote: If the scientists are right and we are having a significant effect on the global climate, but you refuse to do anything to prevent significant changes until there is "proof", it may well be too late.
quote: The consequences of refusing to make changes to our emissions output and resource consumption if in fact global warming is being caused by us are too disastrous to ignore. Better to play it on the safe side and change what needs to be changed.
quote: Thats rediculous. The difference between not doing something and doing something is a few % of world GDP(oh no we lose a bit of money and we have a cleaner enviroment if they are wrong what a tragedy!)and possibly famine, displacement of masses of people, loss of biodiversity etc if they are right. Sounds like a no brainer to me.
quote: The fact that you don't want to err on the side of caution just for the sake of possibly making a few more dollars per person in the world without thinking of anyone who comes after you makes you a greedy and selfish bastard.


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by Chevy Truck Dudsky from Tacoma, WA | January 22, 2016
My 1994 k1500 interior peaked in features and design. In 1995 - 1998 (from personal ownership of a 97) the interior changed considerably. The comfort of the 94 is on par with the 97 that I owned back in 2001 - 2004. My personal preference for interior design is my 94 over the 97. This is a Short Wide Box and standard cab, which I believe is destined to become a classic. The exterior has good paint possibly because Chevy may have found the right answer for the clear coat by the time my truck was assembled at the factory in the spring of 1994. The 5.7 liter/ auto 4sp OD, is a great combination of reliability and smooth operation. It starts 1st time, cold or warm, and is still running strong with 186,000+ miles.
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16 years old and no major transplants
by w9gas from Cookeville, TN | July 21, 2010
I bought this truck in 1998 with 44,000 miles and some remaining warranty. I now have338,000 miles on original 350 gas engine and automatic. I have only replaced the radiator and electric fuel pump. Small annoying things have finally failed or become hard to use like the mirrors are loosening and do not hold position well. The anodizing on the aluminum wheels is beginning to look a little rough Still looks really good for its age like Dolly Parton! It is not pampered but gets a lot of highway miles. Braking on this truck has always been below average with a soft pedal under a hard stop. Kind of like me, a senior citizen but still going and nothing major has happened. Steering is still tight with no looseness in the front suspension or steering. Still running on the original drive shaft and rear differential. Body and interior are still tight with no rattles or noises. Full gauges set not the skimpy gauges of new vehicles. I love this truck. I would not be afraid to head out on a long trip with this truck. It will be pulling a small travel trailer next year.
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by 6.5 Turbo Diesel from Beaver, OH | June 28, 2010
Mine is a 6.5 Turbo diesel and it has VERY GOOD FUEL MILEGE! not the best on power but very comfortable, dependable, and the gas ones i dont now about but everything else thumbs up!!
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by aj713 from nj | October 11, 2009
Steering wheel is too big. The power window switches on the driver side need to be better spaced. The cassette deck is too far from the driver to reach comfortably,{ even though thats where a better up to date stereo is forced to go}, and the side manual mirrors should have been power, because after going to the car wash, they almost always need adjusting.
Purchased a new car
Uses car for Having fun
Does recommend this car
love it
by rank from minneatonka mn | October 23, 2008
205000 nothing major wrong hard to come by dad bought it off the ramps at the dealer the first truck i drove when i was 16 years old now im 27 and he gave it to me thing runs perfect belt here and there maybe a starter all normal matnece i think
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i've had this '94 w/t since 1998 bought used w/ 65,000 mi. it now has 250,000 mi. with no end in sight.it is a 4.3 v6 5-speed manual.never a major problem. it is by far the most reliable vehicle i've ever owned.my commute is 75 mi. per day round trip.
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I bought my '94 K1500 w/ 92K miles on it. It now has 225K miles. It's been a very reliable and comfortable vehicle for commuting, light hauling & towing. No problems worth noting. It's equipped with the 5.7L V8 and Auto Trans.
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quote: If SpaceX was just taking what others have already done, then why haven't Boeing, Lockheed and NASA's other bed buddies not come out with cheaper launch platforms?
quote: so you're intentionally leaving out all the tourism initiatives
quote: Not to say NASA doesn't have a role, but even some of the interesting R&D being done "by" NASA is, in fact, outsourced to people like Chang-Diaz at his company Ad Astra Rocket Company with his VASMIR.
quote: But you know all that, I think a private company achieving success just sticks in some peoples craw. Can't handle it. Gotta take 'em down a notch. Like the rich.
quote: Yep. A flight that cannot orbit the earth at least once is of no interest to me.
quote: Your the rabid capitalist, you tell me why larger (and thus by capitalist definition, more efficient) companies cannot reduce their costs below a smaller competitor.
quote: Yep. A flight that cannot orbit the earth at least once is of no interest to me. Get back to me when the others have got beyond "study" stages - their business plans are not credible.
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I've got a new post up at Close To Home, "It's A Matter Of Fact"
And I've got a new post up at And She Knits, "One Big Ball"
I'm in awe of how much time and energy you have to blog while preggers and being the Mommy of 3 boys. Hats off to you little lady.
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I have days like that, where everything seems SO loud. When that happens at school in the morning with my 15 PreK students, I'm done for the day. I think that's all I say sometimes, "Use walking feet, please." "Turn your volume down to your inside voice" (said with a hand signal- turning a knob on your head!)
My family is not much better. Last night Phil, and all 3 girls, got in a tickling/sparring/running fight. What's that, well he chases them around the house, they pretend to fight each other, and then up rolling on the floor tickling each other. Sounds like afun family moment? Not so much. They do this while squealing that high pitched scream.
I guess it's not just preschoolers, and boys who have noise issues.
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i'm swamped with just 1 child.
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UAlbany, Tunisia Partner in Journalism Program
ALBANY, N.Y. (November 07, 2012) -- The University at Albany, in partnership with Tunisia's Institut de Presse et des Sciences de l'Information (IPSI – The Press and Information Science Institute), which is responsible for training Tunisia's next generation of media professionals, will develop and implement a master's degree in investigative journalism. The two-year degree program will focus primarily on investigative techniques, information sourcing, and law.
"Since the 'Arab Spring' revolutions of 2011, the media have played an increasingly important role in strengthening the democratic process in North Africa and the Middle East," said Thomas Bass, UAlbany professor of English and journalism. "Tunisia has witnessed the emergence of more than a hundred new publications, a dozen new radio stations, three new satellite channels, and a host of electronic journals."
UAlbany Journalism professors Rosemary Armao, Nancy Roberts, and Thomas Bass. (Photo Mark Schmidt)
With a $250,000 grant from the U.S. Department of State, UAlbany and IPSI will design a curriculum in investigative journalism and organize academic exchanges, faculty training, and mentoring. The educational partnership will include exchanges of faculty and experts, the creation of knowledge centers oriented around the practices of investigative reporting, and support for innovative student projects at Manouba University, where IPSI is located. Ultimately, the program will identify the individuals, funding sources, and legal and logistical steps required to create a Center for Investigative Reporting in Tunisia.
"People have put their lives on the line to win transparency and accountability from their government," said Rosemary Armao, assistant professor of journalism, UAlbany. "We are keen to support this project and pleased that the State Department has chosen us for this important assignment."
UAlbany will commit three professional journalists and educators to the partnership:
- Thomas Bass, professor of English and journalism - Bass is author of six award-winning books in investigative reporting and former correspondent in Africa for Smithsonian magazine. He has lived and worked in Sahelian and Sub-Saharan Africa for three years. Bass has been instrumental in establishing university partnerships and other developmental work in Brazil and Vietnam.
- Nancy Roberts, professor and director of the UAlbany Journalism Program - Roberts is a recognized expert in curricular development and innovative approaches to journalism education.
- Rosemary Armao, assistant professor - Armao has led training workshops and helped to develop investigative reporting centers throughout Central Europe, Asia, and Africa. She was part of a team that won the prestigious Daniel Pearl Award for Investigative Reporting.
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Two months after welcoming their first child together, David Arquette and Christina McLarty are now engaged, the actor's rep confirms.
Arquette, 42, popped the question to McLarty, 33, at Mastro's Ocean Club in Malibu, a source tells PEOPLE. "He wanted his family to be with him when he did it," the source says, adding that "they are going to vacation in Aspen to celebrate."
Mastro's has a special connection to the actor: On Friday, to celebrate Fourth of July, Arquette's L.A. night spot, Bootsy Bellows, will be hosting a pop-up event at Mastro's, right where the actor proposed.
Arquette and McLarty have been dating on and off since 2011, and on April 28, she gave birth to their son, Charlie West.
Arquette's happy news comes a week after his ex-wife, Courteney Cox, announced that she herself was engaged – to boyfriend Johnny McDaid.
Cox and Arquette – who were married for 11 years and have a 10-year-old daughter together, Coco – were officially divorced in May 2013 but have remained friendly since splitting up.
Earlier this year, Arquette opened up to PEOPLE about fatherhood and the impending arrival of his first child with McLarty, a former reporter for Entertainment Tonight.
"I've done it once so there's not that fear that a first-time parent has because you just don't know what to expect," Arquette said. "You have to have a lot of faith that you will be able to keep them safe and not mess them up too much."
The engagement was first reported by E! News.
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on February 6, 2013 - 12:07 AM
LITTLE VALLEY – An Olean man will spend a year behind bars for selling cocaine in the city last June and July.
James V. Hamilton, 45, was ordered this week by Cattaraugus County Judge Ronald D. Ploetz to serve a year in the county jail and go on post-release supervision for a year on his guilty plea last September to criminal possession and criminal sale of cocaine.
According to the District Attorney's Office, here's what happened in other cases this week before Ploetz:
• Travis J. Doner, 24, of Salamanca, faces a prison term of up to 15 years when he is sentenced on his guilty plea to a reduced charge of attempted sale of a controlled substance. He was accused of selling morphine in Salamanca on May 9.
• James "Manny" McClary, 39, of Olean, faces a prison term of up to seven years on his guilty plea to criminal sale of a controlled substance. He sold cocaine in Olean last June 28.
• Douglas A. Farnham, 32, of Salamanca, faces a possible seven-year prison term on his guilty plea to criminal sale of a controlled substance in the fifth-degree for a cocaine sale in Salamanca on March 2, 2011.
• Gordon J. Ramsey, 20, of Olean, faces a prison term of up to eight years on his guilty plea to attempted burglary for incidents at buildings in Olean last June 18 and 29.
• Asa J. Washburn, 24, of Salamanca, pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated and aggravated unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle for driving drunk in Salamanca on Dec. 1. He could face a prison term up to four years.
Also this week, Ploetz imposed three-year terms and probation on drunken driving pleas to Richard P. Tharnish, 52, of Elma, for a Jan. 14, 2012, incident in the Town of Machias; to Beau E. John, 24, of Gowanda, for a Dec. 24, 2011, incident in the Town of New Albion; and to Jeffrey A. Sarver, 61, of Salamanca, for an incident in that city last Feb. 29. All three drivers had their licenses revoked.
Ivan C. Williams, 28, of Coudersport, Pa., was granted a one-year conditional discharge and fined $500 on his third-degree assault and petit larceny plea for his role in an Olean incident Feb. 10.
Ploetz also took not-guilty pleas from: Nathaniel F. Skinner, 18, of Salamanca, on an indictment charging him with felony stolen property possession and grand larceny, for a Salamanca incident last Aug. 22; Julie M. Lay, 51, of Gowanda, on a indictment charging aggravated drunken driving, DWI, failure to keep right and no headlights, for a Perrysburg incident last Sept. 7; and James M. Gayton, 21, of Olean, to a stolen property indictment for an Olean incident last July.
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WILLIAMSBURG - A standing-room-only crowd of nearly 300 area residents jammed into the Zion Lutheran Church on Friday morning to pay their respects to Kenneth D. Lynn, 60, and his son-in-law, William H. "Bill" Rhodes Jr., 38, two victims of the Dec. 21 shooting rampage along Juniata Valley Road in rural Frankstown Township.
Lynn and Rhodes worked as truck drivers for Grannas Brothers Construction & Contracting Co. Inc., of Hollidaysburg. Their two trucks, one a tanker and one for hauling stone, were parked outside the church, with black shrouds across the fronts and engines engaged in their honor.
Employees Patrick Rus and Josh Haney explained that they decided to bring the trucks to the service because both men were so well liked at Grannas Brothers.
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Pallbearers bring out the casket of Williams Rhodes Jr. following funeral services at Zion Lutheran Church in Williamsburg on Friday.
Mirror photos by Patrick Waksmunski
The funeral procession of Kenneth Lynn and William Rhodes Jr. leaves funeral services in Williamsburg on Friday. The two hearses were followed by Grannas Bros. Construction & Contracting trucks. The yellow truck was formerly Kenneth Lynn's truck, and the red truck was formerly William Rhodes Jr's.
Mirror photos by Patrick Waksmunski
Trucks formerly used by Kenneth Lynn and William Rhodes Jr. are parked outside Zion Lutheran Church in Williamsburg before funeral services began Friday. The trucks were draped in black and used in the funeral procession.
"We lost two good friends and two very good workers," said Rus. "They really meant a lot to me."
Haney said that Lynn and Rhodes "really were guys who were fun to be around."
Those inside the church told many similar stories, describing Lynn and Rhodes as men who enjoyed hunting and who spent most of their off-hours with their families.
Both were also spiritually committed to the church from which they were being buried.
Lynn and his wife of nearly 40 years, Rose, had been married in the church, as had Rhodes and his wife, Jennifer.
Bill and Jennifer Rhodes were married for 13 years and have two children, Katelyn and Zachary.
Lynn was Zion Lutheran's head usher.
As the service began, two letters were read from family members, one from Aaron Woods stating that both Ken and Bill "are in heaven now." The letter described Rhodes as "strong, and kind" and "the outdoors type."
Lynn was described as "kind of heart, fun to be around and a healthy, fit individual."
Another family member brought smiles to many faces when he wrote that Lynn "loved his deer steak."
The Rev. Tiffany Marvich, Zion Lutheran's pastor, knew both men and their families very well. She said the large crowd had gathered for a very difficult task, which was "to try to make sense out of this senseless tragedy."
"God is not the cause of this unfairness. ... God is not the cause of all things," she said.
Marvich spoke about both men - the genuine love that Lynn had for his wife, each day giving her a kiss, and of how proud Rhodes was of his children.
"The children loved the softer side of Bill," Marvich said.
The tragic events of the week began with the crack of senseless and angry gunfire in a most unlikely place, a sparsely-populated suburban area of Frankstown Township.
In all, four people died, Lynn and Rhodes, both of rural Hollidaysburg; Kimberly Scott, 58, of Duncansville; and the man who shot them - Jeffrey Lee Michael, 44, who also lived along Juniata Valley Road.
State police killed Michael during a shootout when they responded to calls for help. Scott's funeral was held on Monday at the Martinsburg Grace Brethren Church.
It was up to Rose Lynn to provide some explanation for what had occurred, and she asked Pastor Marvich to tell the large congregation her thoughts.
Rose Lynn said she and her daughter, Jennifer, appreciated the outpouring of love from their neighbors and the community in general since the shootings.
"Rose said, 'It's all about love ... to love one another,'" said Marvich.
The service included a rendition of "Amazing Grace" by funeral director John Bolger and readings by other members of the clergy, including the Rev. Suzanne Morelli, the Rev. Elizabeth Hess and the Rev. Steve Lynn.
The audience also was asked to participate in the singing of "The Old Rugged Cross."
Lynn and Rhodes were interred at the New Canoe Creek Cemetery.
Mirror Staff Writer Phil Ray is at 946-7468.


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Thursday, September 12, 2013 | 9:30 am - 11:30 am
Panelists will describe their organizations funding programs and guidelines as they pertain to the community, as well as provide information for making a winning proposal. The event is free.
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Keynote presented by Dr. Kirsten Gronbjerg, Indiana University, SPEA
Jacqui Bauer, 100+ Women Who Care
Bennet Brabson, Brabson Library and Educational Foundation
Mark Bradford, Old National Bank, Region President
Renee Chambers, Community Foundation of Bloomington & Monroe County
Miah Michaelsen, City of Bloomington, Assistant Economic Director for the Arts
Susan Sandberg, City Council, Jack Hopkins Social Service Funding
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He is actively involved in the community working with Young Survival Coalition, the Cancer Community, the Little Red Door Cancer Agency, the American Cancer Society, and the Sisters Network. Dr. Goulet is ranked in the top 1% in his field according to US News and World Report and was named to the 2011 Indianapolis Monthly's "Top Doctors" list for surgery. He was recognized by the Indiana Cancer Consortium with the "Outstanding Contribution to Cancer Control Award" for 2012.
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The independent Diocese of South Carolina, led by Bishop Mark Lawrence, has no right to the assets and property it has claimed for its own after breaking from The Episcopal Church last year, according to a legal counterclaim filed in circuit court by the "continuing diocese," which is still part of the larger church.
The continuing diocese is entitled to a full accounting of the assets, and restitution of property and funds acquired by Lawrence's organization "through alleged misappropriation, conversion, breach of trust and breach of fiduciary duty, the counterclaim states.
The documents were filed Thursday by the continuing diocese in response to a lawsuit brought against it by the independent diocese, which left the church in October.
The breakaway group, which includes a majority of parishes in the diocese, decried the timing of the counterclaim.
"We are saddened they filed their suits on Maundy Thursday in the middle of Holy Week and that they have made the lawsuit personal by suing individuals who make up the leadership of our parishes," said the Rev. Jim Lewis, canon to the ordinary, in a statement.
"However we are not surprised that TEC's filing now makes clear its intention to seize all the properties of the Diocese of South Carolina and its parishes. The court filings are consistent with the scores of lawsuits The Episcopal Church has filed against dioceses and parishes across the United States."
The Rt. Rev. Charles G. vonRosenberg, provisional bishop of the continuing diocese said his group had no choice concerning the unfortunate timing.
"We would not have chosen for this filing to take place during Holy Week, a time when all Christians are focused on prayer and reflection, but the legal deadlines have left us no choice but to respond in a timely way to the action that was brought against us," he said.
In January, Judge Diane Goodstein issued a temporary injunction forbidding the continuing diocese from using the name and seal of the Diocese of South Carolina.
Earlier this month, the continuing diocese filed its own suit in federal court asked a judge to determine just who is the legitimate bishop of the diocese.
Thursday's counterclaim argues, among a variety of claims, that "the Lawrence Faction" has misrepresented facts, misappropriated property and breached fiduciary responsibility, and it is asking the court to order the independent diocese to make a full accounting of all assets, beginning with Jan. 2008, when Lawrence was installed as bishop.
The independent diocese said its officials would not be available to answer questions until the end of Holy Week.
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Voter interest was highest in South Buffalo's Park District this morning, where developer and former gubernatorial candidate Carl Paladino says he's running to shake up the Buffalo Board of Education.
Poll workers at two South Buffalo locations and an Erie County election commissioner said turnout was higher there than usual for a School Board race, which pits Paladino against political novice Adrian Harris for the Park District seat.
Some North District polling places also appeared to have a boost in turnout, with at least one polling place showing a tenfold increase by early afternoon – from a few dozen to a few hundred, according to polling workers there.
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"The turnout is generally low [across the city], with the Park District seeming a little higher than the norm," Ralph Mohr, one of Erie County's two election commissioners, said of the early morning voting.
East Side polling places were very quiet in the early morning.
It remained to be seen whether the light morning turnout in some other districts would pick up through the day and evening, before polls close at 9 p.m., and reverse the abysmally low turnout rate that's usually in single digits for School Board elections.
There are 13 candidates this year – including three who are mounting write-in campaigns – running for six district seats on the nine-member School Board.
No voters at all showed up to cast a vote in the first two hours in at least two locations on the East Side. It was quiet on Fillmore Avenue, near Martin Luther King Jr. Park, where challenger Theresa Harris-Tigg was hoping to stave off a last-minute write-in campaign being mounted by incumbent Rosalyn Taylor for the East District seat.
At the Broadway Market there also were no voters in the first two hours for the Central District race, where incumbent Mary Ruth Kapsiak was running for a third term against challenger Bryon McIntyre.
Outside a voting location at Elmwood Avenue and West Ferry Street, Cynthia Hammond said she was casting a vote for North District incumbent Jason McCarthy, who is running in a contentious race against challengers Susan Gillick and Wendy Mistretta.
"I like people who take an issue and do things without a reward, like the dog park. I'm big on physical education, and he pushed for recess in the schools in the younger grades. Those are two critical reasons," Hammond said.
Hammond said she dismissed the anonymous negative mailers that linked McCarthy and Paladino, and put them straight into the recycling bin. But Hammond said the negative ads could help people take notice of a race that usually draws little interest.
"I like the fact that [it's been a nasty campaign], to be honest. I think it's brought a lot of attention to it, and I think that's very important. We've been very lackadaisical, and I have to admit it's the first time I've voted in a School Board election in years, too."
Michael Pizzuto, who cast a vote for McCarthy for being "his own voice," said he was angered by the ads for smearing his preferred candidate.
"I think it's shameful in any election that that would happen, and it's particularly shameful that it would happen in an election where the end result is what we're trying to teach our children," Pizzuto said. "I was 100 percent coming out anyway, but that made me 110 percent."
Charlene Scott, an elections inspector at the Fillmore location, shook her head at the low turnout.
"It's always slow for the School Board. A lot of people don't come out, that's what it is," Scott said.
Meanwhile, turnout at Notre Dame Academy and David McKeever American Legion Post 64 on South Park Avenue, in South Buffalo, was doing better than average, with 75 people voting in the first 2 hours and 15 minutes.
"I kind of like Carl Paladino. I think he's going to change things. That's what we need, a change," said Don Ort, a retired city worker who came out to vote at Notre Dame. "I think it's good to get a shake-up."
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In 2007, at the height of these now 10- and 12-year-long wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, more than 1,000 Americans died in combat during a single year. Since 2001, more than 6,600 servicemen and women have died in those countries — nearly 100 of them from South Carolina.
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But these numbers pale against those of veterans returning from war who kill themselves. According to a 2013 report published by the Department of Veterans Affairs, about 22 veterans commit suicide each day in the U.S. That's more than 8,000 per year.
"We're more dangerous to ourselves than the Taliban," said Richard Brewer, a former Marine sergeant who spoke to a group of Citadel cadets and graduate students Tuesday night.
"We are going to lose an entire generation to suicide, not war — suicide," he said.
Brewer stood in front of The Citadel group and admitted he suffers from post-traumatic stress disorder, or PTSD. Four years ago, he tried to commit suicide by taking a Glock .40-caliber pistol to his head.
"As I'm telling this story, I taste the metal in my mouth," he said. "I don't think what I have to say is all that powerful, but no one is talking about it."
Brewer shares his story with groups around the country as president of Battling B.A.R.E. One Warrior Won, an organization he launched to help returning veterans and law enforcement officers cope with PTSD.
"We've got to stop failing these young men and women," he said.
PTSD is a mental health disorder "that can occur after someone goes through a traumatic event like war, assault, or disaster," according to The National Center for PTSD.
The Center estimates as many as 8 percent of the total population will experience an episode of PTSD at some point in their lives. The rate is much higher for veterans. The National Institute of Health reports that 31 percent of Vietnam veterans alone are afflicted with it.
Citadel Cadet Phillip Martin, 21, a junior studying criminal justice, said the statistics shocked him and changed his perception of PTSD.
"It was definitely an eye-opener," Martin said after he heard Brewer's presentation, hosted by The Citadel's Criminal Justice Society. "(PTSD) is one of these things you turn your back to. I didn't really think it was that big of a deal."
Mark Ballesteros, a spokesman for the VA, said the recent study found the average age of veterans who commit suicide is nearly 60, suggesting many fought during the Vietnam War, although he said the VA did not specifically track where the veterans served.
The study averaged suicide data over a 12-year period from 21 states, not including South Carolina.
Ballesteros said South Carolina data is being processed and will be included in the next report, although he could not say when that report will be published.
The S.C. Office of Veterans' Affairs said it does not track how many veterans in the state commit suicide.
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Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre Under the StarsPittsburgh Ballet Theatre performs as part of the free Allegheny County Summer Concert Series. Bring lawn chairs and blankets for an evening featuring Mark Morris' "Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes" and Dwight Rhoden's "Step Touch." Before the performance, PBT offers a variety of free, family activities and a ticketed barbecue dinner under the PBT tent starting at 5 pm. Info at www.pbt.org or call Shayne: 412-454-9137.08/18/2013Time: 7:30 pmLocation: Hartwood Acres Amphitheater, Hampton Township, PAwebsite
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The Moth MainstageNew York City storytelling sensation, The Moth Mainstage, makes its Cultural District debut presented by the Cultural Trust and Pittsburgh Arts & Lectures. The theme is "On Point: Stories of Balancing Acts." Consistently a sell-out, each Mainstage show features five storytellers, a local musician to act as timekeeper, and a charismatic host -- in this case, comedian Dan Kennedy, author of "American Spirit," described as "an amusing guy-version of an Eat, Pray, Love odyssey." Storytellers will include David Newell, best known as "Mr. McFeely" on Mister Rogers' Neighborhood.08/22/2013Time: 7:30 pmLocation: Byham Theater, 101 Sixth St., Pittsburgh, PAwebsite
The Second City - Happily Ever LaughterAmerica's famed comedy troupe, The Second City, brings its one-of-a-kind "Happily Ever Laughter" tour to Pittsburgh. From the company that launched the careers of Tina Fey, Stephen Colbert, Steve Carell, Gilda Radner, Bill Murray and more, comes the next generation of the comedy world's best and brightest in an evening of hilarious sketch comedy and trademark improvisation.08/23/2013 - 08/24/2013O'Reilly Theater, 621 Penn Ave., Pittsburgh, PAwebsite | map
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Editor, As a candidate for mayor for the city of Elkins I want to take this opportunity to respond to the letter from Mr. McRae in The Inter-Mountain on Feb. 23. To my knowledge, M....
I guess Elkins will find out which one was telling the truth real soon now eh?? NEVER trust a politician. Look what happened 5 years ago.
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On Sunday, friends and family, including Honey Boo Boo (Alana Thompson, 7) and big sisters Pumpkin, Chickadee and Chubbs, joined the duo in their Georgia backyard for a ceremony to celebrate their love, followed by a rowdy family barbecue on what happens to be Cinco de Mayo.
"The day was very special mostly because my girls were able to take part in it," says June. "I felt like it was important for them to see this moment and celebrate my love for Sugar Bear."
The fun-loving family, whose series returns to TLC July 17, didn't go over the top with the celebration.
"My sister baked the cake, and we spent most of the money on barbecue," says June. "We stayed true to our roots and made the focus on the family and my commitment to Sugar Bear. You can definitely plan an event on a budget!"
And whether or not they're actually married, June says she's found the secret to keeping her relationship strong.
"Never settle for a man who doesn't treat you right," she says. "If a guy doesn't love everything about you, move on! There are plenty of other fish in the sea."
"I give this advice to my daughters," she adds, "because I always want them to be themselves and surround themselves with people who love them for them."