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Schneider said ZAP will demonstrate a Detroit Electric production vehicle next January at the National Auto Dealers Association's annual convention in New Orleans. That car will go on sale in Q2 (April to June) next year, he said, and has already met "about 90 percent" of the certification requirements to be sold in the US, including crash testing and other safety requirements. (As an electric, it would be exempt from emissions testing.)
It's a short but tumultuous history for a very old brand with a new lease on life. In less than a year, the company's ownership has changed, it has shown at least four vehicles, and it plans to sell 5,000 vehicles—of the first year's total of 30,000—in the United States.
Meanwhile Back in Malaysia
At a press event at a Proton facility in Malaysia, the company offered test drives in three cars converted to electric power: a Proton Savvy subcompact, a Proton Pesona sedan, and a Lotus Elise sports car. The vehicles will use lithium ion batteries, but the secret sauce is an electric motor, invented by chief scientist Frits van Breemen—said to be "four to 12 times lighter" than existing motors—giving it a claimed power-to-weight ratio of 5 watts per kilogram.
Oh, and that converted Lotus Elise? Schneider said it will be manufactured at either Lotus's plant in Hethel, England, or a plant in Malaysia, in line with gas-engine Elises. The two cars will look the same, but electric versions will carry Detroit Electric badges, while the gasoline originals will continue to be called Lotus. (No Lotus official was available for comment when this article was posted.)
How do other electric-vehicle makers view this latest incarnation of Detroit Electric? Tesla Motors, for instance, might view an electrified Lotus Elise as disturbingly similar to its own electric Roadster—which has some components in common with the Elise. And Lotus played a role in engineering development for the Roadster.
Tesla marketing director Daryl Siry, however, told HybridCars.com simply, "We are not concerned about them as a competitor."
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Every floral shop carries the same items: flowers, balloons, knick-knacks, stuffed animals. Choices of those items are often the same regardless of where you go, but Michele's Floral & Gifts in Copperas Cove offers a unique, decidedly Texan twist on the flower shop.
Beyond the nondescript store front lies a veritable Eden of flowers and expertise coupled with a plethora of made-in-Texas gifts for sale.
For 23 years, owner Michele McGuire has put together her very Texan shop with her own unique twists on everything she makes and sells.
"I really want to offer things that you can't get anywhere else," McGuire said. "There are all sorts of people who make so many beautiful things in the area."
McGuire takes a great deal of pride in how long her flowers last compared to those of other florists.
"Most places, you get flowers, they last for a little while, but what I do is place smaller, more frequent orders so that there are fresher flowers in every arrangement," she said. "I have had customers tell me before that their flowers have lasted three weeks."
First career choice was teaching
McGuire didn't always want to be a florist. Teaching was her first career choice, and she taught kindergarten for three years in Harker Heights. But fate intervened when she was looking for a summer job and took one in Copperas Cove.
"I worked at a florist in college to help pay my way through," McGuire said. "But just doing deliveries, cleaning up, I was on the bottom of the totem pole. So when I saw the 'help wanted' sign in the window, I went in and said I had worked in a flower shop before. I was told on the spot to make a carnation arrangement, and I somehow managed to make a good one.
"I learned from there, and a few years later, when the shop was doing poorly, I bought it. And here we are today."
McGuire realized being a businesswoman was always in her blood, as her entrepreneurial spirit shined at an early age.
"When I was somewhere around 8, 12 years old, I used to get pieces of driftwood, then buy little plastic animals and moss and decorate them," she said. "I would ride my bike around the neighborhood with the basket on the front and sell them to people. I guess doing this is just in my blood."
Her teaching spark still shines bright, as McGuire has some big plans for the future of her business.
"I envision sectioning off a part of the store and holding floral arrangement classes," she said.
The idea for the classes came from a call she received about hosting a birthday party.
"At first I said no, but then I thought about it and decided to do it," McGuire said. "It went great. We had the back all set up so everyone could make their own flower arrangements, and while they were doing that, we were teaching them about the different flowers, how to arrange them, and what the names of everything were."
Some advice
McGuire gave this advice about flowers.
"Something I tell all my new employees is we don't sell flowers, we sell feelings and emotion," she said. "Customers aren't mad at you because flowers are late or the order is messed up. They're mad because you messed up their emotion. The value of flowers is not the carnation dying in 10 days; it's the conveyance of emotion."
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I had an abdominal CT because they noticed a kidney lesion during an abdominal ultrasound for gall bladder. The CT showed a 2.1 cm fluid attenuation lesion in the renal pelvis of the lower pole of the left kidney, probably representing a parapelvic cyst as seen on the recent ultrasound. No calculi in the intrarenal collecting systems, ureters or bladder. No hydronephrosis or hydroureter. There was also noted a left 1.4 cm adrenal adenoma in the left adrenal gland. Could there be a connection between the 2 findings? I will go for a 6 month repeat CT scan. Otherwise, my internal med doctor doesn`t seem concerned. I had sub-acute thyroiditis a couple decades ago. Could there be a connection between that and the adrenal adenoma? Also found was a 3.5 cm nodule in the left lung base. This is a lot that could be nothing or could be something. Please comment. Thank you. p.s my gallbladder was perfect.
"This is a lot that could be nothing or could be something." This was your final comment and I agree with it. I would like to add more to what you said but other than the CT scan I know nothing about your medical condition (other than the thyroiditis), age, gender, etc. I think that the followup CT is appropriate and the results need to be discussed with your doctor to determine what needs further evaluation and what is incidental and not of concern. Sorry about not being able to add more!
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There's nothing left to do but figure out how many minutes John Wall will play.
After three consecutive days of intense practice, the Wizards star point guard's third season in the NBA can finally begin on Saturday against the Atlanta Hawks. [UPDATE: The Wizards announced on Twitter that Wall received full clearance and will play.]
"It's the biggest feeling," Wall said after practice on Friday. "You know I haven't played in so long, so I'm going to be anxious and super-excited, so I'll probably get tired in probably 30 seconds, because I haven't played in so long. But it's exciting to be out there with my teammates, have fun and play with the team I wanted to play with all season."
To be sure, Wall was asked if he's had any setbacks.
Does he have any discomfort in his left knee?
There just needs to be a firm plan for playing time, and Wall and Wizards coach Randy Wittman planned to hash that out with medical and training staff on Friday. Wittman knows that no matter how much Wall plays, it will be the way he always has. In practice Wall has gone hard, attacked the rim, been fouled hard and hit the ground.
"The thing he has to temper a little bit is he's going to be going a 100 miles per hour, knowing John," Wittman said. "He's got to temper that, but you also want him to play the way he plays. I don't want to pull back on any of that. But hey, it's a good problem to have. His conditioning is going to be a thing that I make sure I keep a good eye on. That when I see the point of exhaustion, I got to get him in and out. I'm sure after talking to the doctor from a minutes standpoint I think we'll probably have something there initially and as he moves forward."
Even though the Wizards (5-28) remain firmly stationed at the bottom of the NBA standings, there's a sense that the Oklahoma City victory already had the makings of something more. Add in Wall and Trevor Booker, along with Trevor Ariza and A.J. Price, and even Nene, who also returned to practice on Friday, and Washington is beginning to look like the team that had potential to challenge for a playoff spot back in September. That may be a step too far, but spirits are good enough now that Wall doesn't want to disrupt things.
"All I want to do is let the guys play the way they've been playing," Wall said. "Don't take no aggression away from nobody, especially Brad [Beal], and Martell [Webster], those guys. How they've been playing lately. I just want to come in, fit in, be like the missing piece and just make things flow a little bit easier."
It will take some time to tighten the chemistry, but Wall's teammates are as excited as anyone else to see what he can do.
"That dude fast," Nene said. "He look like a little bull. He is fast. I'm excited. I'm excited to see his run, to jump and I hope the big men watch out because if they don't help on him, he going to dunk."
Off the court, the 22-year-old Wall isn't the same person he was as a rookie, when he launched into the Dougie when he was introduced for the first time. Spending the last four months seated next to the coaches on the bench has been a humbling experience and one that he's used to understand his teammates better. He's not dancing his way onto the court on Saturday.
"Nope," Wall said. "Just chilling. Coming out cool."
It's likely to energize the Wizards just the same.
"I think it's got to," Wittman said. "I think these guys, in the three days here, these really are the first three days we've had as a group where we've really gotten after it. I think they see what he gives the team in terms of helping guys get open shots, pushing the pace of the game. I know, reminiscing back to my playing days, I would have a smile on my face."
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The vice-chairman of the Congressional committee said that according to its information aliens have become members of the National Guard, and that until this is explained the matter will not be dropped.
Dickstein's declarations came some hours after 3,000 Communists paraded from Union Square to 17 Battery Place to demonstrate before the offices of the German Consulate-General.
While the marchers paraded to the strains of the "Internationale" and the "Red Front," approximately 175 mounted police and uniformed and plain clothes officers escorted the demonstrators. When a delegation of seven, accompanied by a police guard of double that number, ascended to the consulate offices on the seventeenth floor they were told that Dr. Hans Borchers, the consul-general, would not see them. They thereupon set up a cry for the release of Thaelman shouting "Down with Nazi terrorism!"
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Cat-free? I don't think so
A cat-free New Zealand? I hope I never see it.
Cats are our most popular pets. We who like cats think they're delightful, amusing, intriguing, dim, smart and beautiful. They've been with us for thousands of years, and we've bred them to have those exact characteristics. They bring immeasurable benefits to people through affection and companionship.
All of this counts. It has weight when we try to measure our right to own cats against other possible goods, including making our native species safer.
Whenever I've blogged about this subject, I've stressed how important it is to steer away from absolutism - to be realistic, balanced, and programmatic. I'm against talk of eradication and prohibition. (This piece sums up my thoughts.) Permit me to quote myself:
"Having pets has deep roots in the way we live. It's a big part of our culture. At a personal level, banning cats or dogs would have an impact on a par with alcohol prohibition or ending the use of private cars: all would have good effects, all would make the various cause-absolutists walk a little taller, and all would be hideously destructive of freedoms while introducing massive costs and problems in enforcement. Prohibitions of this kind don't work."
So I'm not much of a fan of Cats To Go, the website and movement backed by Gareth Morgan. The website tells us that cats "do a massive amount of damage to our wildlife", tutting that "Your domestic cat is not innocent". There's a petition trying to get councils to require registration and microchipping of cats "and to facilitate the eradication facilities for unregistered cats".
Let's do all these things, it says, and ignore the value and cultural place of cats, because "getting one step closer to being a pest free New Zealand would most certainly be a step in the right direction".
|The demonised kitten from Cats To Go.
Still, a poll on the site that asks if you'd "consider not replacing your cat with a new one when it dies" is running more than 7-to-3 for the pro-cat No side of the argument. (Yes, I voted.)
I'm all in favour of what Morgan himself says are standards of responsible cat ownership - such as making sure your cat is desexed and keeping it indoors as much as possible and putting a bell collar on it. But I'm not interested in talk of eradication, or prohibition. I'm not impressed by this drive - far from the first in history - to demonise cats, turn people against them, while leaving aside the reality that the species which most threatens our native species is the two-legged one.
And understated in all this is the No 1 issue: desexing. We have an overpopulation of cats in New Zealand, and the best, first way of tackling it is through the desexing of as many cats as possible - feral and domestic. When this happens, the numbers will fall, there'll be less wandering by un-desexed animals, shelters will be able to focus on other problems, and a glut of kittens needing homes will be less and less likely.
Welfare groups and local initiatives around the country are working hard on this, raising money to subsidise desexing operations, forming alliances with vets and charities, and striving to shift the embedded belief that desexing is somehow unfair on the animal. I very much hope that Mr Morgan, who seems generous and imaginative in using his wealth, will find ways of supporting the desexing movement.
I don't want a cat-free New Zealand. Cats are part of life. I want to be able to own a cat, and for others to be able to do so too. Let's pursue solutions that will preserve that right while helping keep native species safe.
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The decision leaves Harnish, a Norwell High School alum, without a football team for the first time since he began playing the game. He joined the Colts as the final selection of the 2012 NFL Draft after a standout career at Northern Illinois University.
"It's definitely a new situation for me; I haven't been through anything like this," Harnish said. "It's hard. It's not easy. I'd be lying if I said it was easy. I've been talking about it forever that you never know when the game is going to end and you have to be ready. My dream is still alive and well. I've got to keep my head up and move forward."
Maybe he'll get a shot somewhere else or, possibly, gets some looks from Canadian Football League teams. He's only 26, not necessarily done with football. Many CFL quarterbacks possess similar strengths to Harnish (athleticism, ability to run or throw, and to throw on the run). Even if he doesn't start the season with an NFL team, he could be signed as injuries change rosters in the weeks ahead.
While he said he didn't have a long conversation with the Colts about the decision to let him go, he holds the organization in high regard. Colts general manager Ryan Grigson told Harnish the team had decided to go in another direction.
"There's a level of frustration in general in being released because there are so many gray areas and questions there," Harnish said. "I got a good piece of advice from a close friend today. He said, 'Keep your head up and don't burn any bridges because you never know what could happen in the future.' So I'm taking the high road. I'm grateful for the opportunity I had. It's definitely not over."
If Harnish is at the end of his playing career, he has more than enough work ethic, ambition and business acumen to move on to the next phase of life. He is already involved in a few different business endeavors.
But, dating back to his days when he was an under-recruited high school player to temporarily losing his starting job at Northern Illinois after an injury, he has thrived on beating the odds.
The decision by the Colts not to retain Harnish came as a surprise since Harnish had spent two years as an integral part of the Colts' quarterback room. He developed a close bond with starting quarterback Andrew Luck and veteran backup Matt Hasselbeck, with both players pointing out Harnish's contributions behind the scenes. The Colts seemed to be grooming Harnish for the eventual No.2 spot.
Harnish did not have the performance he was hoping for in the final preseason game at Cincinnati, completing 13 of 24 passes for 102 yards, one touchdown, one interception and five sacks. It's hard to say how much that last game figured into the Colts' decision to part ways with him. The third-string quarterback isn't going to play, but the Colts know Hasselbeck's years are numbered and they'll need a backup moving forward.
Harnish has seen a number of players come and go, even in the quarterback room where he started in 2012 as part of a group with Luck and Drew Stanton. The joke is that NFL stands for Not For Long, but it's not so much a joke as a harsh reminder. The average length of a player's time in the NFL is between three and four years. Most don't last that long.
Harnish was taken with the last pick of the 2012 draft – Mr. Irrelevant, as it's known – in the first Colts draft run by general manager Ryan Grigson and coach Chuck Pagano. Rather than look at the Mr. Irrelevant tag as an insult, Harnish took the nickname as a lighthearted nod to his long-shot status. Then he dove into his chance with the Colts with 100 percent commitment.
Over the course of two years, Harnish was a vital a part of the locker room as you could be without being a regular player. He helped the Colts defense at times by running the scout team offense. He helped Luck by offering another set of eyes in the film room. The night before the first preseason game against the Jets this season, offensive coordinator Pep Hamilton asked Harnish to address the offense.
Colts coach Chuck Pagano praised Harnish's play during training camp and the preseason, saying he was playing at his best in three camps. And, yet, there was the business side of the sport rearing its head. Harnish's potential was apparently judged against Mathews', and the Colts staff decided to go a new direction with the third-string quarterback.
Cutting the Colts ties will be tough for Harnish, who developed close friendships with the quarterbacks, offensive lineman Joe Reitz, long snapper Matt Overton and others on the team. Chances are, he'll always feel connected to the Colts as long as his friends are still with the team.
"The hardest part will be not being around teammates and coaches who have become some of my closest friends," Harnish said. "I have no doubt we'll still remain friends, but that will be one of the most difficult things to get through."
NFL bottom lines are harsh. Players are here today, gone tomorrow.
Harnish will land on his feet and, eventually, when he looks back, he'll know he played a role in building this era of Colts football.


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I am new to the forums and this is my 2nd post. I've gotten so much info from reading the posts and I am hoping I can get some advice about the direction I should go prior to slowing down this spring. So basically I am asking what are my chances for being approved for at least one new line of credit given my current situation. I would like to try for the chase freedom card. I applied for the BofA card last april and was denied. At the time I wasn't reading for forums so I didn't even know that I could try for reconsideration.
1. just got a new car loan for $20k on 2/28
2. chase slate card cli from $6100 to $7500 this feb. (balance $3k)
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most current score is a lender pull ( for the car loan) 677 (experian)
the AAoA is about 6 years and I have about 8 late payments on my accounts ( all from student loans). Last one was from 2.5 years ago, everything is current and up to date from that point. My credit report is totally clean for the last 2+ years. My thought is that hopeully I could get all the new credit that I need out of the way now and the increase in credit could decrease my utilization ratio.
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With 8 late payments, I imagine you'd have a hard time getting approved for a Chase Freedom.
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if you already have banking relationship with chase, and there's been no issues thus far, and you have always made MORE than just the minimum amount required, go ahead and apply. You should have a decent chance.
At least they let you in the door, they straight up told me to come back when I have at least a year of credit history. But, who cares, got two amex in the past 2 months, Im happy!
after you feel after getting a successful recon.
I was hoping that my current relationship with chase would help, however, I am not sure how much they factor that kind of thing into new applications. Honestly, I am a little gun shy about apps right now. If my score doesnt take too much of hit from my car loan this month, I'll probably apply in april.
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Day 1: Arrival - Hanoi. Upon your arrival at Noi Bai Airport, you will be picked up and transferred to hotel in Hanoi for check in and relax. If time permit, we visit old Quarter then enjoy Water Puppet Unique show. Relax and stay over night at hotel after dinner. Includes: (D).
Day 2: Hanoi - Ha Long. 08.00 am pick up at hotel and transfer to Halong Bay, stop on route to admire the landscape picture; you might take picture of buffalo boy. Arrive in Halong at noon time, embark on private Junk, boat screw will greetings you special seafood lunch, boat cruise 4 hours around the bay to visit Dinh Huong island, Ga Choi island, Dog island, Sail island, visit Sung Sot cave, Turn back to harbor in the after noon for private vehicle transfer back to Hanoi for overnight. Includes: (B), (L).
Day 3: Hanoi City - Hue. After breakfast at hotel, start city tour with Hochiminh Complex for visit Hochiminh Mausoleum, Hochiminh Museum and One pillar pagoda. Continue to visit Literature temple, the first University in Vietnam in 16th century. Have lunch in one of famous restaurant in Hanoi. Visit ethnological museum then have cyclo in the old quarter, after that you are transferred to the airport for flight to Hue at 5.25 pm, upon arrival in Hue, you will be picked up to hotel for relax. Includes: (B), (L).
Day 4: Hue. Visit Royal Citadel which was constructed by Emperor Gia Long in the style of French military architect Vauban during the first decades of the 19th century. Before leaving the site of Imperial city we visit Imperial Museum, many precious objects which were salvaged from the Imperial city then we visit Khai Dinh Tomb. A boat trip along Perfume River to visit Thien Mu pagoda, Minh Mang tomb, Dong Ba market. Includes: (B), (L).
Day 5: Hue - Danang - Hoi An. Drive to Hoian via Danang and visit Cham Museum & Marble Mountain en route. Afternoon you are free to visit Hoi An, a major Asian trading port in the 17th and 18th centuries whose architecture and relaxed lifestyle has changed little over the years. Take a walking tour of the ancient town center to visit the former merchants' homes, the 400 year-old Japanese Covered Bridge and the colorful market. Includes: (B), (L).
Day 6: Hoi An - Danang - HCM City. You are transferred to airport for flight to HCM City departs at 8.00 am, upon arrival in HCMC; you are picked up to visit some attractive places such as the Reunification Palace which was the former residence of the President of South Vietnam until end of April 1975. Close to the palace are some striking French colonial structures including the Notre Dame Cathedral and the Old Sai Gon Post Office. We also visit the Jade Emperor Pagoda and the War Remnant Museum before continuing to the bustling Ben Thanh Market where everything and anything is for sale! Includes: (B), (L).
Day 7: HCM City - Departure. Free at leisure to explore city or doing other things you are interested in until time transfer to airport for flight back home. Includes: (B).
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71% would recommend it to a friend
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Pre booked a deluxe twin, narrative on booking read "Please prepare room as a deluxe twin, not double'.
Called on day to confirm booking again reiterated a deluxe twin. On arrival rather disinterested and solemn receptionist queried was a double. No a deluxe twin. Room could best be described as adequate but very pokey. I can honestly say I have never seen a smaller hotel room. We struggled manoeuvring around each other. Too tired and late to ask to change rooms. Went to bar and ordered soon food. Over half hour later asked where food was. Food arrived cold having clearly been cooked some time earlier. Further wait, in total of over an hour, for a hot but unpleasant burger. Complained and promised cost of burger (only) removed from bill. On check out charged for deluxe rooms and full food bill. Complained and very apologetic housekeeping manager apologised and couldn't understand why we'do been put in wrong room. As deluxe twin had been prepared and unused. Agreed to remove food from bill but stated they could not alter room charge as didn'the have authority. So we were made to pay full deluxe rooms price, which must be theft or fraud of some kind. Had to complain by phone next day to get half cost refunded. Utterly appalling.
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Really nice hotel, would go back.
Accidentally left a pair of sandals in our room. I have emailed the hotel but have not heard back from them.
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I stayed at the hotel overnight with a female junior basketball team and some parents.
The receptionist was spot on, friendly and helpful. The team enjoyed using the hotel pool and Jacuzzi and found the atmosphere relaxing which is what we were looking for. The rooms were clean, tidy and comfortable. We used the restaurant and bar which were fine, the food was good and the breakfast buffet was very enjoyable.
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Good stay
Plenty of facilities in the hotel, a bit isolated if you want to walk about outside.
As with any hotel food a little pricy
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One night stay before flying early from Luton Airport.
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INDIANAPOLIS — While the Super Bowl XLVI defeat has sunk the Patriots to unfathomable depths, they'll find themselves on solid footing when they begin their preparations for 2012.
The painstaking recovery process from such a loss will take an emotional toll on the coaches and players alike. There will be plenty of empty thoughts and twice as many what-ifs for weeks, if not months and years. But that's the line they toe when immortality is dangling within a minute's grasp.
The legacies for head coach Bill Belichick and quarterback Tom Brady have long since been written, though their respective ceilings crumbled a bit Sunday at Lucas Oil Stadium. But the only way to right that wrong, even if they're each briefly paralyzed in a short-sighted state, will be to get back at it in 2012.
When the Patriots wake up from this funk, they'll find themselves in a tremendous position to do it all over again. Aside from Belichick and Brady, the core of the Patriots' roster is very young, led by safety Patrick Chung (25 years old when the 2012 regular season begins), tight end Rob Gronkowski (23), tight end Aaron Hernandez (22), linebacker Jerod Mayo (26), cornerback Devin McCourty (25), tackle Nate Solder (24), linebacker Brandon Spikes (25) and tackle Sebastian Vollmer (28).
"We've got a young team," Mayo said. "This one stings. We'll remember it for a long time, and this offseason, we'll get back to work real soon and try to get back to this point. It takes a lot of work to get back to this point. It will be a lot of work."
There's also an older generation of leaders who are still in their prime like left guard Logan Mankins (30 years old when the 2012 regular season begins) and defensive lineman Vince Wilfork (30). Of course, add wide receiver Wes Welker (31) to that list, under the strong assumption he'll be back, either with the franchise tag or a long-term contract.
The Patriots have also amassed a strong group of role players who continued to improve this season, such as cornerback Kyle Arrington (26 years old when the 2012 regular season begins), defensive end Brandon Deaderick (25), linebacker Dane Fletcher (25), safety James Ihedigbo (28), defensive tackle Kyle Love (25), linebacker Rob Ninkovich (28), running back Stevan Ridley (23) and special teamer Matthew Slater (27).
Obviously, the Patriots have some decisions to make with players like defensive end Mark Anderson, wide receiver Deion Branch, defensive end Andre Carter, offensive lineman Dan Connolly, running back Kevin Faulk, running back BenJarvus Green-Ellis, Ihedigbo, center Dan Koppen, left tackle Matt Light, wide receiver Chad Ochocinco, Slater, defensive lineman Gerard Warren and Welker.
In one way or another, those players' respective situations — either the free agents or the ones with heavy contract numbers — seem to be easy decisions to make. Whether they're retained or replaced under the logic of an upgrade, the Patriots will be in a good situation as they gear up for 2012.
It's a strange offseason, and the exact schedule is up in the air due to the restructured collective bargaining agreement. But when the Patriots get back to work at some point this spring, they'll have an admirable foundation in which to build from after this season, even though it ended in stinging disappointment.
"We know the taste [of defeat], and we don't like the taste," Chung said. "So we're going to keep working this offseason to try to get back here next year."
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Monday: French toast sticks, ham and cheese pizza, bagels.
Tuesday: Sausage biscuit, cinnamon toast, biscuits with jelly.
Wednesday: Southern style breakfast, chicken biscuit, biscuits with jelly.
Thursday: Mini buttermilk pancakes, Cuban cheese toast, French toast, graham squares.
Friday: Southern style breakfast, peanut butter and jelly bar, biscuits with jelly.
Elementary lunch
Monday: Pizza dippers, grilled cheese sandwich, tuna salad wrap, alphabet soup, corn on the cob, fruit pop, gelatin cubes.
Tuesday: Hot dog, cheeseburger macaroni, cheese chef salad, potato wedges, peach slices, green beans, barbecue baked beans.
Wednesday: Roasted chicken, beef nachos, ham chef salad, buttered noodles, grapes, green peas, roll.
Thursday: Chicken nuggets, beef and bean burrito, cheese stick munch n' dip, potato smiles, steamed broccoli, fruit mix, banana pudding.
Friday: Whole-grain pizza, yogurt munch n' dip, whole-kernel corn, carroteenies, applesauce, Halloween treat.
Secondary breakfast
Monday: Egg and cheese breakfast burrito, sausage biscuit with potato. Items available all week are cinnamon roll, biscuits with jelly, peanut butter and jelly bar, bagel, cereal, yogurt with granola, fortified power ring.
Tuesday: Breakfast stick, ham egg and cheese biscuit with potato.
Wednesday: Southern style breakfast, sausage biscuit with potato.
Thursday: Oatmeal, chicken biscuit.
Friday: Breakfast scrambler, sausage biscuit with potato.
Secondary lunch
Monday: Beef and bean burrito, grilled chicken supreme, chicken sandwich, pizza dippers, grilled cheese sandwich, tomato soup, macaroni and cheese.
Tuesday: Chicken gordita, cheeseburger, Philly cheese steak sandwich, whole-kernel corn, Mexican infused rice.
Wednesday: Turkey and gravy, grilled chicken supreme, chicken sandwich, harvest pizza, potatoes, grapes and peaches, roll.
Thursday: Beef nachos, hot dog, Buffalo chicken strips, peas, pinto beans and rice.
Friday: Chicken fajita salad, cheeseburger, pizza dippers, potato wedges, broccoli, Halloween treat.


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School Board weighs in on GCED facilities planning
Cherie Johnson, Goodhue County Education District director, presented the Red Wing School Board with information on plans for GCED facilities.
Johnson said the GCED has been working on long-range planning for close to two years.
Red Wing School Board Treasurer Paul Kramp, who is also a member of the Goodhue County Education Board, said if GCED doesn't consolidate to one building it will lose a lot of efficiency.
Shying away from a new building might be cheaper in the short term, he said, but it will be more expensive in the long run.
The cost to stay with the current sites occupied by GCED would be $17.65 million, Johnson said, when taking into account the $10.8 million in deferred maintenance, the staffing cost savings lost at $3.6 million, the operational costs savings lost at $2.5 million, and the lease of additional space at $750,000.
Johnson said the new building must be approved by all five member districts as well as the GCED before moving ahead with any building plans.
School Board member Mark Ryan asked what the potential differences in cost would be between the proposed Wastedo and Red Wing sites.
Johnson said one of the largest differences would be the cost of transportation, considering close to 50 percent of GCED students are from Red Wing.
Ultimately, however, all school districts would come out ahead if the GCED consolidates to one building, she said.
The new building could be built in approximately 12 months, Johnson said, and, ideally, the GCED would be in a new building by fall 2015.
However, Johnson said, it's important to take the appropriate amount of time with a decision of this magnitude.
"You want to do it right," she said. "You want to make sure you've explored all of your options and answered all of the questions that are out there."
Johnson said she has spoken to three of the five member districts, including Red Wing and hopes to have all presentations finished before the GCED Board meets on Dec. 19.
If the GCED Board is ready to pass a resolution regarding the facilities planning they will do so at the Dec. 19 meeting, Johnson said.
"Once they pass a resolution I will then come back to each of the member districts' boards for approval of that resolution," she said. "There was no statute that said we needed to do it that way, but we felt very strongly that we did want district buy-in in this decision."
If all member districts don't agree Johnson said the GCED will need to start on some of the deferred maintenance at their current buildings.
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BWW TV Special: 2012 Tony Nominees - Christopher Gattelli on Dreams Coming True
BroadwayWorld's Richard Ridge was thrilled to sit down and speak with nearly all of this year's Tony Award nominees at the official Tony Brunch on May 2, 2012, and we will be bringing you special coverage on all of them throughout the awards season. Today's the spotlight's on dancing man Christopher Gattelli, nominated for Best Choreography for Newsies.
A Broadway vet, Gattelli has been nominated for the Tony Award for Best Choreography for South Pacific and the Drama Desk Award, Outstanding Choreography for Altar Boyz. He won the Lucille Lortel Award for Outstanding Choreograper for Altar Boyz and Bat Boy: The Musical. Additional Broadway credits include Martin Short: Fame Becomes Me (2006), High Fidelity (2006), The Ritz (2007), and Sunday in the Park with George (Revival, 2008).
The Tony Awards will be broadcast in a live three-hour ceremony from the Beacon Theatre, on the CBS television network on Sunday, June 10, 2012.
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Left to right: Karla Tucker (LABGS Scholarship and Awards Chair), Bert Vogler (LABGS President), Ryan Weller (CSULB grad student), Kristan Watkins (SDSU undergrad student), Jenifer Leidelmeijer (recent CSULB graduate and CSUF grad student), Cesar Mejia (CSULB grad student), Jack Farrell (CSULB grad student), Ariella Goldstein (SDSU undergrad student), Alex Laws (SDSU grad student), and Joseph Gutierrez (CSULB undergrad student).
Student winners that could not attend are: Kelsey Doiron (CSULB grad student), Mounga E'kahau Nonu (CSULB grad student), Melissa Lizarraga (CSULB undergrad student), and Tyler Hamilton (SDSU undergrad student).
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Don't get Matthew Warner wrong. According to him, supporting any type of exception allowing abortions means you are "just a pickier, more measured pro-abortionist." But what really makes him confused is how you can support an exception for incest. After all, if it's rape, it's covered, but shouldn't "consensual incest" mean you have to carry a pregnancy to term?
Via The National Catholic Register:
First, if incest occurs as a result of rape, then the abortion exception we're talking about is really about the rape part (already covered above). But if the incest is just incest (and not rape), why is it that we should allow the parents to abort their baby? I'd like to hear somebody defend this.


text: Harvard study reveals gun control counterproductive | Small Government Times . com Sometimes facts, like Global Warming Facts....refuse to do what their mentors wish them to do. In this case the facts do not work in favor of the left wing Mantra choir. Once again, a study from an organization that you would never accuse of being gun-loving or right-wing seems to disprove the myth that the availability of handguns increases murder rates. In fact, it doesnt. The Harvard study attempts to answer the question of whether or not banning firearms would reduce murders and suicides. Researchers looked at crime data from several European countries and found that countries with HIGHER gun ownership often had LOWER murder rates. Russia, for example, enforces very strict gun control on its people, but its murder rate remains quite high. In fact, the murder rate in Russia is four times higher than in the gun-ridden United States, cites the study. Homicide results suggest that where guns are scarce other weapons are substituted in killings. In other words, the elimination of guns does not eliminate murder, and in the case of gun-controlled Russia, murder rates are quite high. The study revealed several European countries with significant gun ownership, like Norway, Finland, Germany and France had remarkably low murder rates. Contrast that with Luxembourg, where handguns are totally banned and ownership of any kind of gun is minimal, had a murder rate nine times higher than Germany in 2002. The study found no evidence to suggest that the availability of guns contributes to higher murder rates anywhere in the world. Of course, it may be speculated that murder rates around the world would be higher if guns were more available. But there is simply no evidence to support this. Further, the report cited, the determinants of murder and suicide are basic social, economic, and cultural factors, not the prevalence of some form of deadly mechanism. Meaning, its not guns that kill people. People kill people.


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This page is about the Ilian knight. For Micaiah's personal light tome, see Thani.
|Thite, you're such a worrier! Flying is more enjoyable without all the extra gear on. See ya!
— Shanna, to Thea in a support conversation.
Shanna (シャニー Thany) is a trainee Ilian Pegasus Knight and mercenary, and the younger sister of fellow Pegasus Knights Juno and Thea. She serves with Deke's mercenary squad as part of her training, having worked in the field for a year prior to the onset of the Disturbance of Bern[1], and was hired into the service of Roy of Pherae during the Disturbance.
- 1 Fire Emblem: The Binding Blade
- 2 Fire Emblem Awakening
- 3 Personality and character
- 4 Supports
- 5 Endings
- 6 Quotes
- 7 Other appearances
- 8 Trivia
- 9 Etymology and other languages
- 10 Gallery
- 11 References
Fire Emblem: The Binding Blade
When Bern's army first threatened to press on into Lycia, Pherae's Lord Eliwood hired Deke's band as reinforcements for the Pheraen army led by his son, Roy. Designated to meet at the frontier between Lycia and Bern, the band arrived to find a skirmish already underway, and Shanna was tasked to find Roy, then return to Deke and report on his status. After rescuing Elen's mistress, they integrated into Roy's army and served with him for the rest of the war as part of the joint Lycia/Etruria army.
Later, during the Western Isles campaign, Shanna encountered one of her older sisters, Thea, in the battlefield in the employ of an Etrurian unit serving Arcardo; however, she could only convince Thea to not attack Roy until he consulted with Thea's employer. With Klein's defection to Roy, Shanna successfully convinced Thea to join the Lycian army as well.
Starting stats and growth rates
Promotion stat gains
|Weapon level
Fire Emblem Awakening
Shanna is playable as a SpotPass character, released in the The Binding Blade character set. She also appears as an enemy in two downloadable content chapters and as an NPC in a further one DLC chapter, all in the Smash Brethren chapter series.
Starting stats and growth rates
Playable (SpotPass) NPC (DLC SB1)
Reclassing options
Growth rates when reclassed
Growth rates for all SpotPass bonus units are unknown at this time.
Promotion stat gains
Archer Cavalier Cleric Dark Mage Wyvern Rider Knight Mage Mercenary Myrmidon Pegasus Knight Tactician Thief Troubadour
Skill set
Like all female bonus units in Awakening, Shanna has access to all base class and advanced class skills available to standard female units.
Personality and character
Shanna is a cheerful girl. She can be rash in the battlefield, which is criticized by her fellow mercenaries. She does not take it very well; depending on the person, she protests in reply,[2] or even makes jokes to change the topic.[3] She can be quite cheeky towards her comrades.[4] She is prone to assume things, though,[5] a bad habit she is aware of.[6] Her cheerful disposition seems to be dampened only when confronting a comrade.[7]
Shanna loves her family dearly, and is overjoyed at the news of having a niece.[8] As the youngest sister, she is used to being doted on by her sisters, and likes laughing at the more reserved Thea's attempts of showing affection.[9]
The Binding Blade
Shanna, Cheerful Knight
Short: Returned home and was knighted.
Long: After the war, Shanna was knighted and became a full-fledged Pegasus Knight. Throughout her career, she served as lieutenant and squad leader, and she eventually rose to the position of Flightleader of Ilia. Her cheerful personality earned her much admiration and respect from her colleagues.
Roy and Shanna
Shanna gave up the path of the Pegasus Knight and went to Pherae with Roy, where they married. Rebuilding the battered land was a painful process, but her cheerful personality encouraged many people to rise up and help lead Lycia to prosperity again.
Battle quotes
|Juno, Thea, let's go! Triangle Attack!
— Shanna, as the lead in a Triangle Attack in The Binding Blade.
— Shanna, against Sigune in Chapter 19B of The Binding Blade.
|All right! Chaaaaarge!
— Shanna, in the Final Chapter of The Binding Blade.
|What? Do you need something?
— Shanna's SpotPass parley quote in Awakening.
|All right. You asked for it!
— Shanna's SpotPass battle quote in Awakening.
|I guess that makes us a team.
— Shanna's SpotPass recruitment quote in Awakening.
Death quote
|Juno.. Thea... Sorry... I can't go home...
— Shanna, in The Binding Blade.
Other appearances
Etymology and other languages
|Names, etymology and in other regions
|Definition, etymology and notes
|As of Fire Emblem Awakening. Feminine variation of Shannon, a unisex name derived from the River Shannon in Ireland[10]. The name was likely chosen owing to its close resemblance to a straight reading of her Japanese name.
| English
|Widely used name prior to the English release of Awakening.
|Officially Romanized as Thany. Possibly derived from Shani, a name of Hebrew or Swahili origin, meaning "crimson" in the former language and "wonderful" in the latter.[11]
|Sprite Gallery
Artwork of Shanna from The Binding Blade.
Shanna and her sisters in the credits of The Binding Blade.
- ↑ "Juno: It's already been a year since you left for your training... Are you getting along with the members of the mercenary band? I heard they were all men, but are you doing all right?" - Shanna and Juno's C support, Fire Emblem: The Binding Blade
- ↑ "Wade: Don't be scurrying around the front lines so much.
Shanna: What!? Scurrying around!?
Wade: It's annoying when some weakling who gets shot down so easily by a puny archer is flying around all over the place!
Shanna: Oh, yeah!? Well, it's a pain for me to have some slow axefighter with no brains fighting near me as well! Haven't you ever heard of the concept of dodging?" - Shanna and Wade's C support, Fire Emblem: The Binding Blade
- ↑ "Shanna: Shoot, just 'compared to before,' huh... Oh yeah, I had something to tell you, too.
Lot: Something to tell me?
Shanna: Yeah. The things that you should be careful of in battle! Do you want to hear them?
Lot: Well, yeah.
Shanna: Then give me your ear for a sec.
Lot: Okay... Like this?
Shanna: ...Don't stress yourself too much, big brother.
Lot: What the...!
Shanna: And that was from Lot's cute little sister!" - Shanna and Lot's A support, Fire Emblem: The Binding Blade
- ↑ "Shanna: Hey, Captain!
Deke: Shanna, please. Not 'Captain.'
Shanna: Why? Back in Ilia, we always call our leader the captain.
Deke: It doesn't suit me.
Shanna: All right, um... Okay, then I'll call you Bro, like Lot and Ward do.
Deke: No.
Shanna: Shoot, can't use that, either?" - Shanna and Deke's C support, Fire Emblem: The Binding Blade
- ↑ "Shanna: ...Lot?
Lot: ?
Shanna: How come you're always so concerned about me? Oh wait, I get it. Aww, I never knew you felt that way about me!
Lot: Yeah, you wish." - Shanna and Lot's B support, Fire Emblem: The Binding Blade
- ↑ "Roy: Then everything's fine, then.
Shanna: I'll look foward to going.
Roy: Sure. If you like it, you can stay as long as you want.
Shanna: Thanks!
Shanna: Master Roy is so nice... Inviting a mercenary like me to his hometown, and saying that I can stay as long as I want... Wait...does that mean...? No no, don't get cocky... But still...hmm..." - Roy and Shanna's A support, Fire Emblem: The Binding Blade
- ↑ "Sigune: You... You're Juno's youngest sister. You would fight me?
Shanna: ......
Sigune: By the honor of an Ilian knight... I won't go easy on you. All right?
Shanna: Yes..." - Chapter 19A, Fire Emblem: The Binding Blade
- ↑ "Juno: While you were away, we had a baby girl.
Shanna: What!? A baby between you and Zelots!? Where, where? I want to carry her...
Juno: I can't bring her to the battlefield, Shanna. I entrusted her to the nannies back home. You can see her when we go home.
Shanna: Yay! Juno's baby...she must be so cute! Oh, I really want to see her." - Shanna and Juno's A support, Fire Emblem: The Binding Blade
- ↑ "Thea: Shanna... ...Um...
Shanna: W-What the!? What did you just do!?
Thea: Juno, she... She used to pet our heads like this, right? I'm your big sister too, so... I thought I should make you feel better...
Shanna: ......
Thea: Shanna, I'm sorry... I can't be kind like Juno, can I...
Shanna: Thite... ...Did you hit your head or something?
Thea: ...... This child... All right, I don't care anymore. You can fend for yourself from now on!
Shanna: Hey, wait! Sorry! I just had to say it..." - Shanna and Thea's B support, Fire Emblem: The Binding Blade
- ↑ Behind the Name: Shanna
- ↑ Baby Names World: [1] Shani | Name Meaning & Origin
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Took Vogel long enough to realize good things happen with a PG/Roy PnR when Bargs is trying to defend Roy. My screaming at the TV all night finally got loud enough for Frank to hear.
Just because you're offended, doesn't mean you're right. ― Ricky Gervais.
I thought Copeland did a reasonably good job of defending Melo, but Vogel nixed it very quickly. What did I miss?
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Its too early to panic, but me personally, Im panicking, J.R. Smith said.
Friggin' hilarious... He makes it sound like panicking is a good thing..
Hell no! This guy doesn't know what he is talking about! He said PG defense is overrated? Not even! PG has already showed that he is clutch and can play in big moments! And he did it when it mattered most...in the playoffs! Its the same story every year for Melo in the playoffs. He just tries to shoot his team to victory and its never going to work. Can't believe some of u actually agree with this guys argument. Melo will never, ever, ever, ever win a ring.
Officials screw it up sometimes and I hate when the NBA doesn't publically admit when this happens. I think this is why some of us get fed up at the officiating and why the NBA has such a bad reputation.
With that said Knicks fans whining about last nights game is great example of how dumb fans look when they whine about calls.
They're upset about PG getting fouled on the three, and the next play when 'Melo lowered his shoulder into PG and didn't get a foul called. It's just ridiculous. Tic tac foul? Sure. The first one that is, but how pissed would Knicks fans be if it was Melo taking the final shot and he got hit on the elbow, missed the shot badly and lossed the game? They would have lost it. Because it was a foul.
Similarly, I'm sure there'd be many fans on this board whining about the touch foul... It was a foul. They got it right.
I also like the no-call on 'Melo. If anything, the only possible call would be to call 'Melo for the offensive foul when he lowered his shoulder. I think that would have been much because it wasn't blatant. But to act as if it was PG's fault 'Melo threw his body into him is absurd.
We should use this as a lesson. Don't whine about calls. It makes us look dumb.
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Just because you're offended, doesn't mean you're right. ― Ricky Gervais.
I will always complain about bad officiating. It is terrible in the NBA.
Being unable to close out a game in which you have a comfortable lead in the 4th Q = Pulling a Frank Vogel
Why is there always this plea to leave the officials alone in our criticisms. We are only commenting on what we see during the game. Officiating is part of the game. Its okay to vent about it after the game. Joey Crawford is wild card, and the only thing consistent about him is that he will call what ever he pleases at any moment in the game.
You can't get champagne from a garden hose.
And that was an offensive foul on Melo, and the stupid refs missed it
Being unable to close out a game in which you have a comfortable lead in the 4th Q = Pulling a Frank Vogel
Think I'll wait a bit before suggesting that Paul is Hall of Fame ready. But he finished last year very well and is looking very good this year.
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Because if you complain specifically about Joey Crawford, and his awfulness, that means you secretly think every NBA game is rigged like the WWE.
Just because you're offended, doesn't mean you're right. ― Ricky Gervais.
One sequence, MWP fouled Hill 5 times before the whistle blew
Being unable to close out a game in which you have a comfortable lead in the 4th Q = Pulling a Frank Vogel
Random fun fact of the day: The Big 3 era Heat have NEVER beaten the Pacers when Joey Crawford is officiating the game.
"Nobody wants to play against Tyler Hansbrough NO BODY!" ~ Frank Vogel
"And David put his hand in the bag and took out a stone and slung it. And it struck the Philistine on the head and he fell to the ground. Amen. "
I just can't stand people consistently whining about the officials on Twitter or here. Whether you want to admit it or not, most of you complaining about officials have an extreme amount of bias in regards to officiating. I've learned that these calls even out, and I'm now able to look at all these calls without the perspective that a ref is purposely trying to prevent the Indiana Pacers from winning a regular season basketball game.
There is no NBA player named Monte Ellis.
I'm with boombaby1987. NBA officiating is embarrassing. It's bad. Were it not for Big Ten basketball, it would be the worst officiating in any televised sport.
BUT it's not biased. It's just bad. It's uniformly bad. There's a certain perverse comfort-in-predictability surrounding how bad it is. So you just gotta learn to let it go, for the most part. There will be makeup calls. There will be inexplicable calls on the other team. Stars will be given leeway, but hey, the Pacers have stars.
Telling me that calls will balance themselves out, isn't a good excuse to why you shouldn't complain about bad balls. It goes hand in hand with the saying "two wrongs don't make a right."
Just because you're offended, doesn't mean you're right. ― Ricky Gervais.
Yeah, I mean I understand that it's not fun to listen to someone complain about every call when most of them seem to be legitimate calls, some fans are just like that. But at the same time... there are still bad calls. I don't feel remotely bad about complaining when I legitimately feel they got something wrong at my team's expense, and I can acknowledge when they screw the other team over as well.
1. We switched Roy onto Kenyon Martin and D. West onto Bargnani. Roy was pulled out of the pain most of the night defending Bargnani at the 3pt line. As soon as we switched Big Roy onto KMart he could sag off and provide that amazing rim protection we all know and love so much. I think this happened in the late 3rd or early 4th.
2. The other was switching Lance onto Melo. It was clear Paul couldn't stop Melo in the post and that's why the Knicks kept going to that play. Lance although shorter than PG has the bulk and muscle to guard Melo in the post. I think this happened early in the 3rd and if I remember right Melo went scoreless in that period.


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Keith has been instrumental in creating name indices for several books, transcribing entire articles, and is now working on the Ogallala Cemetery listing as well as Keith County census information, among other things. His dedication to this and other websites and organizations is unsurpassed. Thanks, Keith, for choosing to bring your dedication and love of genealogy and history to Keith County. --Susan Anderson, May 2002
My name is Keith Ray Hughes, I have lived in West Seattle, Washington for the past 22 years. I married my high school sweetheart, Lin, 34 years ago, and we have two children; my daughter, Amy, and my son Ryan. I am an Army Veteran of the Viet Nam era, 4 years active duty and 6 years Oregon National Guard. I became actively interested in Genealogy after attending the funeral of my father's step-mother in October 1998. While at the service, I met many Aunts, Uncles, and Cousins that I had not met before, and I realized that I knew nothing of my Father's side of the family. The ones I met that day were wonderful people, and I couldn't help think that there must be many more that I knew nothing of. The following day I got a tablet and sat down with my parents and got them to tell me what they could of the Hughes Family. The memories were very few and not very clear. When I returned home, I started searching through the Web, and found this Keith County Site.
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During the public ordinary consistory held today in the Vatican, the Pope established that he will canonize Blessed Antonio de Santa Ana on May 11 in Brazil.
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Sooooo things have been a little quiet around here, and for that I apologize. I had houseguests that came to help Mr. Annas and I with our house – and a 2 day, quick visit to take care of our patio turned into a 5 day marathon ordeal. We had a good time, if you can say that about hard labor, discovered we have a Cyborg Ent in our yard (that's a story for another day), and now have a new patio and a lot of other good things fixed with our house.
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