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So glad the house hunting was a success! Little miss Olive gives me some serious baby fever :) My hubby might ban me from your blog! HaReplyDelete
Your Olive is just too cute!! I love the last pic! Adorable as!ReplyDelete
Yay for finding the perfect place! That is ideal as! :)
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Coming from a fellow Texan, I hope you have a very warm welcome unlike the rude lady at the airport. :) Are those couches from the Hilton Garden Inn? I totally recognize them!ReplyDelete
Well, a a native Texan, Welcome. I'm sure ya'll will love it here. :)ReplyDelete
Welcome to Texas! You will love it!ReplyDelete
Can't wait to see pictures. Do you have to sell your home first. Love that last picture of Olive......so funny. She is so cute.ReplyDelete
I am so excited for you! YOU FOUND A HOUSE!!!!!!!!! That is amazing news and I'm sure it will be fantastic! Let me know if you want me to come help you pack up at all :)ReplyDelete
Congrats on the new home!! How exciting.ReplyDelete
So excited you guys found a house! There are a lot of great areas in Texas that are really perfect for families. Can't wait to hear more about the house!ReplyDelete
That pic on Olive on the couch cracks me up!ReplyDelete
So glad you had a good trip...although, I can't wait to hear about your airport lady run in!
That is seriously one gigantic couch. LOL I can't wait to hear the story of the airport lady and see what you do with the new house. :) Good luck!ReplyDelete
how fun! I can't wait to hear about your new adventures in the big texas! :)ReplyDelete
What round about part are y'all moving to?!?! You may have noticed that we (Texans) kind of like it here- we need deets!ReplyDelete
Its becoming real! So excited that you were able to find a house! I heard the homes are really nice in Texas and so are the people. I've always wanted to move there, especially after I watched Hope Floats a billion times.ReplyDelete
That last picture of Olive on the couch is adorable <3
texas is wonderful... welcome!ReplyDelete
Love that pic of you and olive. so sweet and funny!
congrats winner!! ;) and your kids, emily, are theee cutest!!ReplyDelete
Woohoo! So glad you found the perfect house for your family, how exciting! I hope your move there goes smoothly!ReplyDelete
Yay for moving here to Texas! Can't wait to hear all about where you're moving to! :)ReplyDelete
How cool! So glad you found a house!ReplyDelete
Yay for successful house hunting!ReplyDelete
my husband is from texas and his love for it has definitely rubbed off on me! congrats on finding a house! also, i love your playlist. pulled up your blog just to listen to your playlist while i work on other stuff. yah, it's that relaxing!ReplyDelete
That last picture is just hilarious!! I love it!ReplyDelete
So stinkin' adorable! Glad you were able to find a great place! And had a great trip! :)ReplyDelete
Happy you found a place. I'm born and raised here, and I don't ever leave for more than a week! Y'all are going to love it here. Pre-emptive welcome to Texas!ReplyDelete
Congrats girl! I can't wait to see the house!ReplyDelete
We are moving to Texas too! I hope my house hunting trip turns out as good as yours did! What part are you moving to?ReplyDelete
so jealous! i love love love texas. i've always had great experiences with the kindest people there! yay!! hope the move goes well!ReplyDelete
Super excited for you guys! Been following your blog for a while now and I just made the move to Texas myself (for a big girl job) from across the country as well - you will love it! Wishing you, Mr. Anderson and your sweet fam the best!ReplyDelete


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TRUCKEE, Calif. — Below are select incidents from the Truckee Police Department's press log for Sept. 11-18, along with previously unreported incidents.Sept. 9• Officers took a report of hit and run collusion on Jibboom Street, resulting in damage to parking meter.Sept. 10• Officer on patrol discovered diesel fuel spilled along the highway by Pioneer Trail. The person responsible for the spill was located and cleaned up the spill. Nevada County Environment Health was notified.Sept. 11• A student reported he had lost his cellphone on Donner Pass Road. • Officers stopped a vehicle after the driver drove it into the bicycle lane for a couple of hundred of feet. The driver was determined to be DUI and was arrested. The incident occurred on Donner Pass Road at Cold Stream Road.• A tow truck driver attempted to remove an illegally parked vehicle on private property in the Martis Valley area. The owner of the vehicle drove away during the tow, resulting in damage to the tow truck and other vehicles. He was later arrested for an outstanding warrant and charges are pending with the District Attorney's Office.Sept. 12• A subject entered a local hospital requesting clerical staff to dial 911. Upon contacting the subject it was determined he was under the influence of a controlled substance. The subject was arrested and booked without incident.• Officers were dispatched to business on Donner Pass Road regarding a shoplifter in custody. The shoplifter was identified and released on a citation for petty theft.• Vehicle collision occurred in parking lot on Donner Pass Road. The suspect driver initially fled the sense, and then returned to exchange vehicle information.• A victim reported leaving his cellphone behind at a business on Highway 267. The victim called his cellphone back and spoke to an unknown individual who stated he did have his phone but he has since got rid of it.Sept. 13• Officer observed a disabled vehicle off of the roadway and stuck on the side of a dirt embankment. The driver was located and subsequently arrested for DUI.• A subject phoned Truckee Police Department dispatch regarding an incident that occurred on Bridge Street. The subject was approached by 3 plain clothes males who identified themselves as task force officers and searched his luggage. The subject was concerned if they were actually who they said they were. The identity of the 3 males was confirmed and they were in fact task force officers.• A female subject was in a verbal argument over sleeping arrangements with her husband and wanted officer assistance.September 14• A single witness called in a possible DUI driver. The witness observed the vehicle weaving. It collided into a fire hydrant, hit a snow pole and almost caused several collisions into other vehicles on the road. The witness saw the driver park the vehicle in a driveway and exit the car. The police arrived on the scene and contacted the driver who was arrested for DUI.September 15• Officers reported domestic dispute between husband and wife on Jeffrey Way. There was no crime; a report was taken for information only.• A subject was taken into protective custody for public intoxication. He was released with no pending charges.• Truckee Police officers were dispatched to Donner Pass Road regarding a family fight. After an investigation, officers determined a domestic assault had taken place. An adult female was booked into Nevada County Sheriff's Office jail for domestic battery.September 17• A citizen turned in narcotics. The item was recovered and submitted into evidence for destruction.• A vehicle was discovered speeding westbound on Donner Pass Road at Summit Drive. A traffic enforcement stop was made and the driver was found to be intoxicated. The driver was subsequently arrested and transported to Tahoe Forest Hospital for blood draw. Then the driver was booked at Nevada County Sheriff's Office without further incident.
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The Saints released veteran receiver David Patten on Thursday, their first significant roster move for the 2009 season.
Others could follow in the coming weeks, with free agency set to begin Feb. 27 and the Saints still projected at roughly $2 million over the salary cap.
Tailback Deuce McAllister is the most likely candidate to be released. The team also could look to release or restructure contracts with veterans such as cornerback Mike McKenzie, defensive tackles Brian Young and Hollis Thomas and guard Jamar Nesbit.
By releasing Patten, the Saints saved $2.25 million against the cap. Patten, whose role had diminished because of the emergence of receiver Lance Moore last season, was scheduled to earn $3 million in salary and bonuses this season.
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Patten, 34, signed with the Saints in 2007 and surprisingly emerged as a standout starter, finishing that season with 54 receptions for 792 yards and three touchdowns. He was efficient as both a possession receiver and a deep threat, and he helped fill the void left by former Saints great Joe Horn.
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Patten began his pro career in the Arena Football League after going undrafted out of Western Carolina in 1995 and working odd jobs. But he went on to a stellar 12-year NFL career, highlighted by earning three Super Bowl rings while playing for New England.
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Green Day's world-wide smash hit album brought to life as a Broadway musical? The very idea of the work of much-loved punk icons of two decade being turned into a something a mainstream as a musical has been enough to polarise opinion amongst fans. Mental images of 'Fame' types skipping around a stage watering down what was an album that was supposed to be sticking it right to the man too much to bear for some. Those thoughts were lurking as the curtain rose for the press-premier of the musical in the UK, but were then quickly dispelled.
The three guys in the opening scene were well cast surely to remind us of the originators of the music bearing more than a passing resemblance to Billie Joe, Tre and Mike. The music throughout is played live by a band who although generally in the shadows were going for it the whole show as if it was just them on that stage.
The cast, and I hesitate to say supporting because almost all get the spotlight as some point, reassuringly every day looking, extreme dancing and singing talent one and all, but all could be the girl or boy next door and not Hollywood perfection which was nice to see.
As the story unfolds, told in mostly music and singing rather than dialogue you could be forgiven for forgetting that the album came first and the musical second. One of the joys of the show is that there is so much going on. The spotlight is on the main character or characters in each scene but look to your left the couple on the sofa are doing their thing, look to the right and there's other dubious activity. It's gritty stuff too, with sex scenes (though hardly porn), drug abuse, intravenous and otherwise and plenty of four-letter fury.
The cast dance as they sing, jagged and with feeling, the real feel of the street and a backstreet one at that. The surprises come with a steady flow from all angles visually with splashes of humour but in keeping with the feeling of the album the story is generally not a happy one with the paradox of being thoroughly entertaining and enjoyable. The finale, and fear not I'm not about to ruin it by spilling the beans, is an emotional one.
For all those that feel the band have gone a step too far endorsing this musical version of what is a punk rock album, think again. This is a great big hugely entertaining interpretation of American Idiot the album. It is a totally credible and justified punk inspired musical which will leave you with a grin from ear to ear and quite possibly tears rolling down your cheeks. It is brilliant stuff visually, artistically and musically and sure to be a smasher in the UK as it has been in the USA.
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Good Start: Tomblin's bill just the beginning for education
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Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin and West Virginia legislators have accomplished something very worthwhile in passage of a major education reform bill....
Local control is a great start for Education Reform.
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Also, you are missing an apostrophe in "It's".
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This mindless banter needs to stop, time to consider a new subject.
"LAS VEGAS REVIEW-JOURNAL A single dead eagle could spell trouble for a White Pine County wind farm that sells power to NV Energy. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is conducting an investigation after a golden eagle was killed in late February at the Spring Valley Wind Farm, about 300 miles north of Las Vegas. San Francisco-based Pattern Energy, which owns the 152-megawatt wind energy project, reported the dead bird and turned it over to federal authorities within 36 hours of its discovery. "They did all the things they were supposed to because of an eagle death," said Jeannie Stafford, spokeswoman for the Fish and Wildlife Service in Nevada. Even so, the wind farm could face a fine of up to $200,000 because it does not hold a federal "take" permit that would allow the incidental death of a golden or bald eagle.Stafford said the matter is under investigation by the service's Office of Law Enforcement."
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Majoritarian - you truly are a simple monkey. I believe you mean "through", not "threw". Also, you are missing an apostrophe in "It's". You should refrain from commenting on education related articles.
This forum is all you have in life. You should at least do this well.
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"the State Capitol Complex that the floor-level sink installed in the men's restroom outside the House Chamber is for housekeeping use" In the men's room? What we don't have any female housekeepers? But then no woman would install a sink at floor level.
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It was December 2004, and the physician assistant was chatting with some World War II veteran patients when the subject turned to the memorial in their honor that had just opened the previous spring in Washington, D.C.
"I said to them, 'Have you been to see your new memorial?' " says Morse, 54, who was working at an outpatient clinic for veterans in Chillicothe, Ohio.
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One man is dead and another is charged with murder after police said an argument led to a shooting outside of a Rivers Avenue bar early Sunday morning.
North Charleston police officers responded to reports of a shooting at North Park Grill at 8780 Rivers Ave. about 1:20 a.m., Deputy Chief Scott Deckard said.
A 24-year-old man was lying in the parking lot with an apparent gunshot wound, according to police. He later died at Trident Hospital.
Michael Knight, 24, of Goose Creek died of a gunshot wound, according to the Charleston County Coroner's Office.
Officers identified a possible suspect during the investigation and searched for the man at his home in the area of Crossroads Drive in North Charleston, Deckard said. While there, a resident told police someone was hiding in the bushes nearby. Officers found the 26-year-old man and detained him for questioning.
Deckard said they believe the two men were arguing at the bar prior to the shooting.
North Charleston police today at about noon charged Chad Thomas Cochran, 26, of North Charleston with murder and possession of a firearm in the commission of a violent crime, Deckard said.
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The Green Wave faces one of the fastest running backs in the state this week and they have to do it without one of their top defenders.
Summerville (2-1) travels to Wando (2-2) for a 7:30 p.m. kickoff Friday.
The Warriors are doing some rebuilding this season but Wando is the biggest school in the state as far as number of students so that task is less of a challenge for the Warriors than it is for smaller programs. Plus Wando did return its top running back, defending state 100-meter dash champion Kenning Waring.
"They have some good athletes," Summerville coach John McKissick said. "Their left guard is good and their tailback beat our fastest guy in the 100 at the state meet. If they can get him out on the perimeter we will have a tough time."
A key component to Summerville's defense the last few seasons has been defensive back Darin Smalls. He is a player capable of providing either shutdown pass coverage or sound tackling when called upon to do so. But he tore his ACL during last week's game with Goose Creek and is expected to miss the remainder of his senior season.
Summerville also has one of the largest student populations in the state so it has quality backups for the secondary, but none of them are consensus Division-1 prospects like Smalls, who has verbally committed to the University of South Carolina.
Summerville also has some talented linemen and linebackers so hopefully they can keep Waring and the rest of the Warrior offensive weapons from breaking containment too often.
Last week linebacker Mac McCurry had 32 tackles against the Gators, including 21 unassisted. Defensive back Chad Wood added 13 tackles and linebacker Cody Soto had 10.
Wando is coming off a Thursday-night game so it has an extra day of rest entering the contest with the Wave. The Warriors lost all-state quarterback Christian Hart and North-South wide receiver Rudder Brown to graduation in the spring, but it hasn't stopped them from moving the ball well this season.
The Warriors fell 17-14 to Beaufort and 40-37 to Colleton County last week so they could easily be 4-0 if they had played just a little better. Last week a turnover on a fumble and an interception returned for a touchdown were costly against a Cougar team fighting hard to break its 36-game losing streak.
Summerville was in a similar situation last week when it stood toe-to-toe with the state's No. 3 ranked Class AAAA team for most of the game, but then gave up big plays to allow Goose Creek to put the game away.
The Warriors' defense will be challenged this week as Summerville has a very productive passing game. The Wave has passed for 557 yards this season while holding its opponents to 286 yards through the air. Summerville has been outrushed 586 yards to 486 yards, but it should be able to run the ball better against certain defenses.
"We need to clean some things up," McKissick said. "We had eight penalties last week, gave up two fumbles and missed too many tackles."
Summerville has been flagged 24 times this season while its opponents have only drawn 15 penalties. The Wave has lost four fumbles and thrown four interceptions this year while recovering only two fumbles and making only one interception.
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Samsung signs James Franco for its newest Galaxy Note 10.1 ad, getting more celebrities on board
0. phoneArena 20 Aug 2012, 08:42 posted on
A couple of months ago Apple started it with its ads focusing around Siri for the iPhone 4S, and now Samsung is doing it. Did it copy? Let's not transplant the tough ongoing legal battle…
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1. MeoCao (unregistered)
Don't waste money the Apple's way Sammy, save the money to make your tablets better.
2. jaoowolabi (Posts: 201; Member since: 07 Jun 2012)
Nice try Sammy.
3. good2great (Posts: 1042; Member since: 22 Feb 2012)
celebs in ads... hmmm sounds familiar... :-P
4. frydaexiii (Posts: 1443; Member since: 01 Dec 2011)
At least James Franco didn't act like a total idiot here and was showing how useful his tablet is. *cough*IsThatRain*cough*
16. jaoowolabi (Posts: 201; Member since: 07 Jun 2012)
but i like Zooey :/
17. TROLL (banned) (Posts: 4851; Member since: 13 Apr 2012)
29. SugarShockFrantic (Posts: 73; Member since: 05 Jul 2012)
nothing against Zooey i as well liked her in Yes MAn...but the commerical was indeed stupid
31. frydaexiii (Posts: 1443; Member since: 01 Dec 2011)
Oh, I don't blame Zooey, I blame the idiots at Apple who came up with the script.
5. remixfa (Posts: 14255; Member since: 19 Dec 2008)
aww come on. No offence to Franco, he's a fine actor, but they needed to one up having Sam Jackson in a commercial. Maybe Arnold or Stallone? :)
19. TROLL (banned) (Posts: 4851; Member since: 13 Apr 2012)
That would ev been much better, well known.
21. 305Bucko (Posts: 506; Member since: 07 Aug 2011)
26. XPERIA-KNIGHT (unregistered)
ROFL.....would of been epic!
24. gwuhua1984 (Posts: 1237; Member since: 06 Mar 2012)
I vote Jason Statham, butt kicking while holding a tablet??? PRICELESS.
6. shadowcell (Posts: 300; Member since: 28 Mar 2012)
I feel like I shouldn't buy a Galaxy Note 10.1 to avoid being pretentious and unfunny.
15. SuperAndroidEvo (Posts: 4833; Member since: 15 Apr 2011)
This commercial is WAY better than the busted Martin Scorsese one that Apple made.
18. TROLL (banned) (Posts: 4851; Member since: 13 Apr 2012)
Surely is.
20. shadowcell (Posts: 300; Member since: 28 Mar 2012)
As a current Android OS user I would have to disagree completely with that statement. At least Scorsese didn't need to let me know he's the sh*t.
The whole concept is to make a celebrity commercial and how the device improves their lifestyle not "Let's pretend this scenario will always come up on my day-to-day, oh look, pillow fight with the girls."
32. SuperAndroidEvo (Posts: 4833; Member since: 15 Apr 2011)
The whole commercial IS supposed to deliberately be over the top & funny. Not serious like the umm....Zooey Deschanel commercial right? C'mon you really think anyone with an iPhone would use it as a friend substitute like Samuel Jackson did in his commercial by telling Siri to take the night off? Also the Martin Scorsese one was completely busted, NEVER would a cab driver in NYC EVER listen to someone on how to get to a particular destination. All 3 commercials are busted examples of how to use Siri in completely unrealistic ways. Especially since all Siri does is show you pictures of Stallions. lol
The James Franco commercial was aimed to be funny & to people who are in late high school, college, & to the young hip business man. I mean when did you finally start to think the commercial was not serous? Was it when he said cue the tiger, the pillow fight, or when he caught the piece of toast from the air? Yeah my toaster definitely does that. The commercial was not about "James Franco is the sh*t". lol
You definitely missed the whole point of the commercial.
Ohh & when I was in college....... YES there were LOTS of pillow fights with girls on my day to day routine. Just a glimpse to my past. lol
33. shadowcell (Posts: 300; Member since: 28 Mar 2012)
Actually I didn't miss a thing other than your hypocritical response. It would seem that you miss the point in advertisements, catchy and memorable. This tailors to neither.
The fact that you could still remember the Siri commercials in a negative way still proves my point. And I never recalled saying the Siri commercials were any way "funny".
I never intended to think first that your "fanboism" has clouded your judgement on appeal but now I don't know what to think.
Glad you went to college but for the sake of future business I really hope you didn't major in marketing.
Here, let me give you the first thumbs down because that "emphasizes" my disagreement with your last response. -__-
34. SuperAndroidEvo (Posts: 4833; Member since: 15 Apr 2011)
shadowcell you did say this: "At least Scorsese didn't need to let me know he's the sh*t".
Based on that & only that is why I still think you didn't get the commercial. If you didn't say that I would not have bothered to respond to you at all.
I know you are an Android user as am I but you did sound very questionable with that quote. Based on that quote it led me to believe you didn't get the commercial & that you were insinuating that Apple's commercial are better, more serious or more memorable, what ever you want to call it. All of the commercials are extreme & genuinely over the top. At least James Franco's commercial admits it & maybe that was the whole point of the commercial. A subtle jab at Apple's commercials, maybe.
My "fanboism" really has nothing to do with what you stated. I still don't understand how from this commercial you only get this "At least Scorsese didn't need to let me know he's the sh*t". I don't feel like James Franco is the sh*t, as a matter of fact no man is the sh*t. All men put on their pants on one leg at a time just like you & I.
35. shadowcell (Posts: 300; Member since: 28 Mar 2012)
Great, this is what it has come down to. I've watched that Franco commercial a second time to see if I was maybe overreacting and now I hate myself even more for doing it.
Everything is so fake, missing the bullseye as a "parody". The puzzled scene transitions, the quirky awkward background music and even the acting feels like paper
I don't know even know why I bother anymore but since we're doing quotes I'll conclude with a proverb you're familiar with: "To each his own."
36. SuperAndroidEvo (Posts: 4833; Member since: 15 Apr 2011)
You know what, the "to each is own" is beautiful. That I think IS the best way to end this. I think we both understand each other.
7. kalandershihab (Posts: 57; Member since: 09 Mar 2012)
all men cook and women go to work in America??
22. 305Bucko (Posts: 506; Member since: 07 Aug 2011)
...its not like that in other countries?
27. ncv144 (Posts: 126; Member since: 04 May 2012)
its the other way around
28. 305Bucko (Posts: 506; Member since: 07 Aug 2011)
hmm interesting. They should buy Galaxy Note 10.1
8. PimpStrong (Posts: 310; Member since: 25 Jul 2011)
I saw the Note 10.1 revealed on Wednesday, turned around and bought the Nexus 7 on Saturday. Man is this thing worth it! I'm a huge Samsung supporter but the Nexus just felt like the best tablet to buy, especially considering it's ridiculously low price.
9. good2great (Posts: 1042; Member since: 22 Feb 2012)
apple turned samsung supporter... hmmm? you changed your icon and all! lol
cant hate on that lol
how do you like the Nexus tho? i'm thinking about getting one very soon.
13. PimpStrong (Posts: 310; Member since: 25 Jul 2011)
You have me mistaken because I've had this icon since October. I had a Vibrant before that.
My gen 1 ipad has sucked for the last year but I didn't want to jump on a laggy Android tablet at all, not even a shiny new galaxy tab of any kind.
Let me tell you though, the N7 is literally the smoothest cleanest tablet setup I've used so far. Jellybean has made Android whole and I wish we were at this point a year and a half ago when Honeycomb came out.
After using an iPad for as much time, I much prefer the 7" 16:10 screen over the bigger iPad screen.
14. good2great (Posts: 1042; Member since: 22 Feb 2012)
my mistake, there's another "pimp" account on here who was an apple fan had a white iphone 4/s similar to your phone icon.
i too have an ipad but i'm very interested in seeing what jelly bean has done to android on a 7in tab... it wont replace my ipad but there are tons of things i can't do on the ipad that would be great having a nexus 7 for.
10. qwertypoor (Posts: 72; Member since: 09 Jun 2012)
You think one up Samuel Jackson would be Arnold or stallone? lol
23. DigitalBoy05 (Posts: 218; Member since: 04 Jun 2011)
id rather see arnold or stallone be in a Siri commercial. lets face it if Siri understands either one of them that will have proved that unicorns exist.
11. gwuhua1984 (Posts: 1237; Member since: 06 Mar 2012)
Can we get the girls in back of him to do some promotion goodness?
12. JunitoNH (Posts: 1780; Member since: 15 Feb 2012)
Lol just like his movies dull, my goodness talk about a boring commercial. Was this commercial about the Note, or Franco's life?
25. ap1989 (Posts: 145; Member since: 12 Oct 2011)
$499! rather get iPad not this plastic piece of junk or the Nexus 7 which is cheaper and has up-to-date software like jelly bean and it only $199
30. SugarShockFrantic (Posts: 73; Member since: 05 Jul 2012)
Franco is hot nuff said good job samsung


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Council kicks off broad planning process
May 19, 2013
SALEM — City council members kicked off a process this week to help them plan ahead for spending and action related to infrastructure, community development, housing and zoning and services to......
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So a few years from now, when there are new elected officials all of this for nothing. New officials will be implementing their own ideas and plans. I don't see the benefit of subcommittees. I think we elected these people to do the job at hand. To much talk and studies and not enough action.
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Concerned,you have it right.This whole idea of another"study time" is crazy.Instead of a lot of nonsense,just use some common sense for a change!
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Questioner, I personally don't know why they need all these sub committees to get the job done. They just need to figure out what it is they need to be doing and then do it. A five year plan is fine but the city's responsibilities go way beyond 5 years. I think they need to work on getting the basics, which are permanent things that they need to do, not just for the next five years. Like I said earlier, make the city safe by providing sufficient safety services (police and fire), maintain the Streets and public ways and take care of city property and equipment. They need to provide a business friendly environment that encourages business growth and makes the city a good place for businesses to locate. The city doesn't need to micro manage everything, they just need to realize what their role is and what their limitations are and act accordingly.
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So if they were taking volunteers for any of the committees, would anyone of you do it?
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You are not going to get a whole lot accomplished in life if you don't have general long term plans in place. Those that don't have a goal in life just let things happen and usually accomplish very little. Having at least some goals is a good idea. However it is what is in those goals that there could be some disagreement. Basic city services need to be done and done right. The city needs to get out of things that are not really the purpose for their existence. The city's main functions are to take care of health and safety issues, maintaining public ways, taking care of city property and to create an environment that is conducive to economic growth ie be business friendly. I think if the city would make these issues their plan they would be doing a good thing and also doing what they should be doing.
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Watchdog,you got wrong! It is reports,reports,reports! Then that turns into meetings,meetings,meetings! That leads to nothing done,nothing done,nothing done!The end result is wasted time,wasted time,wasted time!
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Welp, there you have it! It's official. Salem has a new motto...Home of the COMMITTEES!! Hey we can paint that on the water tower! Of course, after we get approval first and it makes it way through committee after committee after committee after committee, then maybe by 2017, it might get voted on or FORGOTTEN about all together!!!!
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Life lessons: W.Va. elective abortions among lowest in nation
January 28, 2013
During 1978, 6,170 babies were aborted in West Virginia, according to a national research organization. By 2009 the number had dropped to 2,169....
Almost as bad as the bumper sticker I keep seeing that says . . . . "The science is settled !"
I like this one better . . . . "Global warmings is man-made alright, man-made BS."
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Everything you say is just as true (I believe even moreso) about yourself.
And, the real motto should be "God said it. That settles it." It doesn't matter whether you or I believe it. The Truth is the Truth.
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We've all seen this little bit of bumper sticker Christianity:
"God said it. I believe it. That settles it."
They try to apply this to every issue, including the abortion debate. Unfortunately for them, only the middle sentence is true. They believe it. They merely believe God said it, and they foolishly believe that settles it, or should settle it for everyone else.
They might as well just say:
"I believe what I want to believe, and you should believe what I believe too."
Until they get out of this mode of thinking that their personal beliefs (contrary to all evidence) are true and must be imposed on everyone else, there will be no progress on any question to which they apply their poisonous and pathetic religious logic.
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We learned the hard way the peril of letting petty dictators build power that would later drag us into worldwide conflict. The aggressive policies of containment in the Cold War through the "proxy wars" we fought and our support for resistance to communist infiltration avoided that threat and the greatly feared nuclear holocaust never occurred. That was possible with a "rational" enemy like the Soviets. The MAD policy avoided a first strike on either side. Some of the enemies of today are not so rational. One could well be termed fanatical. This is no time for America to weaken its role on the world stage.
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What wars were unconstitutional ? Both the Taliban and Saddam had the option to avoid invasion. Both gave us the bird. Both "police actions", as they were once called, were authorized by joint resolutions of Congress. While we may bemoan our role as the world's policeman, who else can do it ? There are two powers rising that would like to assume the role, Iran and China. Russia still has such designs. Would you be more comfortable with that ? They are aggressively seeking to expand their "sphere of influence" around the globe. The current atmosphere is not unlike the challenge of the Cold War. Only America could place the force behind the policy of containment that guided us through that. We had friends in the effort, but none, alone or combined, capable of standing against the spread of communism without us. We may not be capable in the future and there is talk and debate about our allies footing more of the responsibility, but we are stuck with it.
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Bullhead - "I am"
Both "aggressive" and "in general" ?
That is usually promoted by radical anarchists.
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Sorry, but killings thousands (possibly tens of thousands) of innocent foreign men, women, and children through bombing and unconstitutionally declared "wars" in order to achieve goals that aren't in America's self-defense, is akin to the murder of Abortion.
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You state, "If you are ... against an aggressive policy in international affairs, you should be equally against aggressive law enforcement and/or law enforcement in general here at home."
I am.
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With Abortion, unlike other murders, tell me how you separate the determined murderer from their intended victim?
Do you intend to execute or imprison for life the scared teenage girl who tries to or does abort?
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When you claim that government should stay out of these matters of "choice", don't forget how we got to the current situation. It was by the "law" and the government that a "right" to abortion was found and has been enforced. The courts, both judicial and of public opinion, were swayed by the so called "back-alley" abortions, the numbers of which were wildly inflated. What the courts did was remove the deterrent and sanction from an illegal act, and thus made it legal. We are seeing the same thing repeated in the calls to legalize drugs, reduce prison populations, and ignore our laws on illegal immigration. This is a dangerous and slippery slope for any society to go down. Where does it end ? If all it takes is that enforcement creates a different set of bad outcomes to throw off the sanctions against an illegal and/or immoral act, that could be applied to any crime and its enforcement.
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If you believe we live in a dangerous country and communities, and we do, take a look at the threats we face from abroad. It is a dangerous world, just as it is a dangerous country. Society to a point, and by nature, is a collectivist endeavor, but war and policing fit as necessary collective efforts that demand collective support. They are provided for under the Constitutions, federal and state. Abortion does not fit, any more than the welfare state in general and such social justice goals as income redistrbution. It is apples and oranges to compare the two as far as any responsibility to support them with tax dollars.
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The Two Heads - "Though I don't believe that it is exactly the same as Abortion, our aggressive foreign policy has caused many unnecessary deaths that can't be justified as self-defense."
"And it always astounds me how others espound on the killing of children and how they don't want to pay for it with their taxes; have ZERO resistance to paying for wars that kill millions of people regardless of status."
If you are a pacifist or against an aggressive policy in international affairs, you should be equally against aggressive law enforcement and/or law enforcement in general here at home. All the same risks and results are present in both. We have seen numerous example of the militarization of our law enforcement practices and we see growing aggressiveness in such tactics as no-knock raids. The no-knock laws have produced several innocent deaths.
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To me, that is where the debate should actually center.
Abortion is a complex and exceptional case regarding when government involvement should enter to prosecute Murder.
I don't think that any woman should ever consider Abortion as a viable option. However, we live in a Fallen world and I think Wisdom shows that we have to allow many unjust human freedoms.
I personally feel that government should draw the line though shortly after the first trimester and make abortion a crime (punishable to mother and doctor) after that time, except in limited cases to medically save the mother's life (self-defense).
Furthermore, I strongly don't believe that any tax money should be used to fund or support Abortion.
Warhawks who call themselves pro-life have always baffled me greatly as well. Though I don't believe that it is exactly the same as Abortion, our aggressive foreign policy has caused many unnecessary deaths that can't be justified as self-defense.
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... even I have trouble with the justification. However, every situation is unique and I fundementally believe a person has control over their own body and whether or not they want to become a parent. I see it is a struggle for me. But it does make my point of "if you don't want an abortion - don't have one" as well as it is always the womans' choice. Ultimately I will side on giving the option to the woman because my feelings or morals essentially have no bearing on someone else and neither should others. Abortion needs to be safe, legal and hopefully rare. And it always astounds me how others espound on the killing of children and how they don't want to pay for it with their taxes; have ZERO resistance to paying for wars that kill millions of people regardless of status. It's a health issue and needs to remain that, opposed to theological or moral issues.
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bull.. Thank you for your kind words and wishes. My niece does and will continue to have all the love and support needed. She will not be on the dole nor need to be. My views are probably more narrow than you suspect. I generally believe that once a woman finds out she is pregnant; and if she feels it is not what is right for her at that time then she has the right to decide whether or not to put her body thru a pregnancy and assume the responsibilities of parenthood onward from that. Is there a hard and fast line in the sand? 1st trimester/2nd trimester? Tough call. I believe that many women don't realize they are pregnant until after the 1st trimester (especially young girls who don't have regular cycles). So the question is where is the cut-off. And unfortunately this is where the government becomes the arbiter. So it is a dilema for sure.But to have a woman carry a fetus for 7 or 8 months and then decide to terminate it...
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A woman's choice? YES IT IS!!
When you look at the abortion stats, it is primarily younger single women.
We forget what the actual choice is... and that is, do I engage in illicit sex and accept all reprucussions of my behavior.
The agenda behind abortion is it is the great equalizer of women. Men can go out and @#@#$#@ and don't have to find out later that they're pregnant. With abortion, women have the freedom to do the same without apparent consequence.
The problem comes in is though the woman is free to do with her body within bounds...(ie no suicide); A child in her womb is not her body. Anytime you willingly have sex, you are accepting the consequence of potential life being formed in your body.
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Adding to the last - dissaann - "Slavery is a system under which people are treated as property to be bought and sold, and are forced to work."
What does "choice" make of the unborn if not property, to be disposed of or kept ? Woud you rather be bought, sold, and forced to work, or killed ?
"Abortion has become a religious battleground with the rallying cry of the bible."
Who was it that led the way as abolitionists, and also the resistance to segregation ?
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Not sure that I followed your post. Just to try to clarify though.
Your ethical system says that Abortion (the killing of an innocent human being without their consent) is acceptable.
However, your ethical system says that if that child were born and put into a system of chattel slavery without their consent, then that would not be acceptable.
Correct? Can I ask what this ethical system is based on, by the way?
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Bullhead, the definition of slavery is as follows: Slavery is a system under which people are treated as property to be bought and sold, and are forced to work. Abortion has become a religious battleground with the rallying cry of the bible. There are an estimated 20 million unsafe abortions in the world each year with results of approximately 68,000 deaths and millions of injuries. Abortion is not a new practice anyplace in the world – abortion rates in the world have remained at similar levels regardless of government involvement. I want less government involvement in my life as well as less religious coercion. Additionally, ethics is defined as "a set of concepts and principles that guide us". So yes, my ethics allow me to have the belief that abortion rights is worth defending.
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Though I am strongly pro-life and believe that abortion is murder, when it comes to government involvement you will likely be surprised to find that I pretty much agree with you to a point. I regret it has to be this way though.
Do you believe that a woman should have sole discretion over an abortion past the first trimester? Do you believe that a baby can essentially be delivered and then killed?
P.S. I pray that your niece continues with her path and gets the help she needs.
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"It is you guys who wish to make a woman's reproductive organs public property, so it is you guys who must explain how you're going to do that while still pretending to occupy the moral high ground."
The first part of the sentence is ridiculous hyperbole !
Explain to us how a conceived and developing child being allowed to live till birth is morally inferior to abortinng the child ? Even in the cases of rape, incest, and yes, the life of the mother, some women have decided that the developing child should not pay for the circumstances of its conception or consequences of its being allowed the chance at life. Which outcome is nobler to the mind and the moral high ground ? I have never found am issue on which the secular world held the highest possible moral position.
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HillTop - "My question to you, which you clumsily sidestep, is what are the public policy and ethical consequences of adopting your extreme view that a fertilized egg (two cells) is a person?"
Seems rather straight forward, millions of babies that would not be born will be born. If your public policy point is that some will require collective support, then how far should we take denying such support ? Why should we suppport the chronically ill, the disabled, the retarded. Your's are the arguments of the eugenics movement.
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..does not mean I would love the impending addition to my family any less. My neice is stronger than I thought and more courageous than I gave her credit for. It is her lifes' path and hers alone. Just as the decision she has made should be.
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Stay out of a womans' vagina! Just as it is the womans' choice to say NO to a man; any man, and NO MEANS NO. It is always a womans' choice to proceed with a pregnancy or not. If you don't think abortion is appropriate; don't have one. If you want to try privately to convince a woman to bring an unwanted child to term. That is your right. We are all free to speak our minds and try to influnence actions. However, that stops at the personal level. The government has ZERO VOICE in the argument. Moral or immoral to have an abortion. That is for debate. But. Abortion is and should be legal, available, safe and hopefully rare. I have a 24 year old neice who has decided to proceed with an unexpected pregnancy. I was surprised due to the circumstances of the situation. I support what she wants to do. But SHE made the choice. Not me, not her mom/dad or sisters. She believes that abortion is an option. But she has decided a different path. This is the essence of a pro-choice argument.
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Einstein (Not) - "I got an idea, we as men should leave this argument up to the ladies as pregnancy is something we will never face."
And we should leave the issue of wife beating up to the gentlemen since it is something the ladies will never face.
And what of the issue of paternity as it relates to court ordered child support ? Why should women have any say in what a man does with his own money ?
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Spring forward for more convenience
Daylight Saving Time will better light our early evenings starting Sunday.
Spring, and its promise of warmth, follows 10 days later.
Welcome changes, both.
I can't complain much about this winter. It's not the Winter That Wasn't, but it's a close cousin. A few major snowstorms required serial snowblowing efforts, but I couldn't have had the Toro out of the garage more than a dozen days.
No, my major gripe about this winter, and the reason its passing should be celebrated, has to do with coffee.
I call it coffee, anyway. You might call it decaf.
My wife and I spend a lot of winter weekend hours touring Presque Isle State Park by car.
The park will allow glimpses of itself that aren't evident during a crowded summer day: tundra swans nodding off at the edge of an ice shelf, a bald eagle tearing at a fish in the bare branches of a tree, wild turkeys foraging along a meadow's edge, gulls by the thousands scarfing up gizzard shad.
A large coffee gets me about 80 percent of the way around the peninsula. I don't need or desire the caffeine, just the heat to beat back a cold day. Hot chocolate's too sugary. Tea is, well, tea. So, decaf.
Problem is, the stores between my house and the park entrance aren't as big on decaf as I am.
My onetime favorite convenience store, thanks to its extra-large large cups, no longer offers decaf. One counter clerk told me it was gone for good; another said it would be back at some indeterminate time.
One convenience store chain seems not to put decaf on when it refills its other pots.
And one store on the route where decaf is reliably available also offers, without fail, a loiterer who spits profuse amounts of tobacco juice into the coffee station wastebasket.
The warmer it gets, the less I'll want coffee, and the less frequently I'll find myself near an expectorating guy in a ball cap who isn't a baseball player. So bring on DST, and spring, and Easter, and all of the changes that come with each.
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Do water problems in W. Va. and even closer in East Palestine suggest our infrastructure is more fragile than we admit?
The organization of civil eng. rate our infrastructure at a D-
Which means the longer we leave it go the costlier it will be to fix.
Also increases the chance of failure.
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Infrastructure? Do what? The only problems associated to these two and all other incidents in the areas was neglect, irresponsibility and water sprinkler malfunctions.
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Really ?
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Neither problem had anything to do with our infrastructure ....W Va was a spill and E Pal was frozen pipes
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James W. Malone, a retired Buffalo deputy fire commissioner, died Tuesday in Kenmore Mercy Hospital, Town of Tonawanda. He was 68.
Born in Buffalo, he was a 1964 graduate of Bennett High School and worked as a member of Ironworkers Local 6, which his father served as president. He joined the Buffalo Fire Department in 1973.
Appointed chief administrator in 1997, he oversaw the department's $1.5 million purchase of self-contained breathing apparatus, which included extensive testing, and he overhauled the department's mask room.
Mr. Malone was named to one of the department's three deputy commissioner posts in 2001 and oversaw hirings, promotions, transfers and retirements. He retired in 2003 after 30 years of service.
His son James III is the strength and conditioning coach for the New York Mets.
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Quarterbacks always can use a little help from their offensive linemen, and Penn State has a little bit of help from an offensive lineman when the Nittany Lions were recruiting JUCO quarterback Tyler Ferguson.
Irv Pankey, a 1979 Lions captain who spent 13 years in the NFL, is part of the coaching staff at College of the Sequoias, where Ferguson played his freshman year of college ball. So, when Bill O'Brien and Charlie Fisher began talking to Ferguson, it only was natural that Pankey and Ferguson would get together to discuss the Lions at some point.
"He sat down with me one day and just told me you won't find a better place than Penn State as far as a college atmosphere and academics and football, the way that city holds its football program," Ferguson said. "He said, 'You can go to a bunch of Pac-12 schools. You can go to Arizona, or you can go to UCLA, but they are all pretty similar.' He said you will never find another school that is like Penn State."
Since Ferguson didn't have a chance to visit University Park, Pankey was a good source of information about the program, the college and the community.
"It's a newer team, but the theme of the school hasn't changed. He'll get a great education and play big-time football," Pankey said. "I sat Tyler down for about an hour and told him it was a great opportunity. There's a huge alumni base. There's tradition."
Originally from Aberdeen, Md. and the father of twin sons who played for Oregon State, Pankey still has deep feelings for his alma mater. He was proud of the season the Lions just had and thinks Ferguson will fit in well.
"I don't think there's any coach that steps on campus that can say there's anything wrong with [Penn State]. What Coach O'Brien and the staff did this year, and the guys that stayed there, that shows something about the character of the kids that are playing there," Pankey said. "Tyler's a smart kid. He's a good athlete. He's a hard worker, and he wants to be successful. I talked to Coach Fisher when he came out, and he put him through the ringer, football-wise. He's good people. He comes from a great family."
An all-NFL pick in 1988 when he played for the Rams, Pankey also thinks Ferguson has a lot of potential.
"There are some mechanical things he has to work on, but Coach O'Brien was there with Tom Brady. He'll get him going in the right direction. I think he has every opportunity. He's a big kid with a strong arm, he's football smart," Pankey said. "If you ask me, he'll do well at Penn State, and he'll do well with the tutelage he gets there."


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I'm thinking this could be a terrific year for Holiday gifts with NFC ("near field communication").
The folks who build and update me, "My Santa Talk" are contentAI studios, owned by zyntroPICS inc.
zyntroPICS inc. just launched a new imprint, baubleApp.com – Where "real world jewels, toys and products are released with mobile companion apps."
What does it look and feel like?
How about (my dear friend) the Toothfairy, has a special necklace made that when tapped by an NFC phone, leads to a fresh and shiny daily voice message from the Toothfairy herself!
I know, I know, most will wonder whether there will be a Santa NFC product with a companion app?
I think the elves has best get to work on that.
[Technically, baubleApp doesn't launch until May 8th, so, consider this a sneak peek; but, their site is still under construction until then]


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quote: Nothing you say means anything because you cant be objective
quote: Of course, it's smaller, it has a dinky little 3.5 inch screen. Thats not a win.
quote: Yes, 600k apps is more than 550k apps or whatever the latest # is. Whatever. Both have everything you need and dozens of similar to boot.
quote: Again, this is a debating point that means nothing. Apple makes one lousy model at a time, therefore when an update comes they have to make 2,3 ROM's for the last few products. Easy enough. Android makers make dozens from small screen to huge, qwery kb's and every other option under the sun. This isnt a win for Apple, its a huge win for Android.
quote: IOS is looking old and dated
quote: As far as you being 100% objective that is the laugh of the day.


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I don't see what the whole age thing has to do with anything. He's old...despite his age...Hello? Anyone notice that he is only 35? Hell, Dats is 34 and still playing like he is 30 and so would Iginla if he had a supporting cast. As long as the prospects don't include our prized ones and our 1st round pick, I am in.
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The winter hike begins in the heart of the village and takes you at first via several loops to Burleun. From the terrace of the mountain restaurant Burleun you will have a sweeping view of the peaks of Graubünden's Oberland. Hike the slightly ascending trail to the highest point of the Alp Dada. Accompanied by magnificent vistas of Piz Riein and Piz Fess, which preside high above Ilanz, you will now enjoy the descent to Andiast. In this picture-perfect mountain village the fascinating Rhaeto-Romanic language is predominantly spoken in the local pub.
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