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The village of Holbrook is located mostly northeast in the town of Islip, with a small section lodged in the western portion of Brookhaven and divided by the Main Line of the Long Island Railroad. The population of over 27,000 residents runs the gamut from individuals, married couples, young families and more, all choosing Holbrook for its strong and dependable reputation over the years.
The majority of Holbrook consists of its extensive residential and living complexes, though it also possesses a potent lineup of local stores and restaurants. Those looking towards Holbrook should have confidence in the safe, suburban living spaces and the abundance of housing locations. Education comes from the well-regarded Sachem School District, with the Seneca Middle School in particular earning high ratings. Holbrook residents have convenient transportation options by car or public transportation, and have the social support of a solid, welcoming community.
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Nearly all of the restaurants in Holbrook cluster along Main Street, offering various ethnic food spots with flexible prices. Greek Islands Restaurant on Main Street serves up Greek-American cuisine from its friendly, family-owned location. Patrons receive complimentary warm pita with chickpeas the minute they sit down at the restaurant. A favorite appetizer of frequent visitors, the charcoal octopus is cooked light and to perfection. The Greek salad, gyros and falafel platters make great meals, but a vast menu means there's plenty to try. Best of all, the restaurant has great prices and the large portion sizes might have you headed home with yummy leftovers.
A good local diner makes eating at any time of the day a wise decision, and the Holbrook Diner on Main Street certainly fits the bill. At any time of the day, this landmark village diner accommodates with quality dishes that have helped it thrive in Holbrook for decades. Start your day right with the hearty breakfast specials, or come in around lunch time for generous sandwiches. The diner tends to get crowded around dinner, so make a night of it with a robust feast of soups, burgers, seafood and more at this popular slice of Holbrook.
The modest nightlife in Holbrook features a number of local bars and pubs. Punctuating the night experience, the Irish Times Pub contributes a laid back atmosphere with good food and plenty of amenities. Most visitors come for the drinks, with local craft beers flowing freely. The trendy spot has over 20 televisions and an outdoor patio and bar complete with heater for particularly cold nights. The place transforms into a dynamic club-like atmosphere on Saturdays, with a live DJ and open dance floor.
Originally occupied by Native Americans, the area of Holbrook was purchased from the Secatogue tribe in 1697 by William Nicoll. Going mostly unused for years after, the mid-19th century saw the purchase of an additional 5,000 acres of land; soon, a schoolhouse, church and firehouse were constructed. Commencing with a new section of the Long Island Expressway in 1969, suburban development hastened Holbrook's population growth. Model homes sprung up around the highway service roads and modern businesses began to bloom.
While Holbrook has no museums of its own, its position allows for convenient access by car to locations such as the East Islip Art Museum, a popular exhibition space for contemporary art in Long Island. Holbrook's Inspiration Performing Arts Centre proliferates the arts and cultivates local talent with its music, dance and drama programs. Annual events such as the Carnival and Craft Festival add fun and excitement to the community.
Getting around in Holbrook is as easy as driving along the numerous important roads. State Route 495 Long Island Expressway, the main commuter highway for residents in the village, passes through the area at the northern part of Holbrook. At the far south of the village, Sunrise Highway stands as another major route. Small local roads like Main Street accommodate neighborhood businesses and houses, additionally providing safe areas for walking and biking about the village. Free public parking spaces also populate these local roads.
Grab a taxi in the Holbrook area by calling up Village Taxi or using the Uber app on your smartphone. Make sure to take advantage of public transportation in the village, including Suffolk County Transit buses and the nearby Ronkonkoma Train Station of the Long Island Railroad. The adjacent village of Ronkonkoma is also where the Long Island MacArthur Airport is located, servicing air travel demands in central Long Island.
Central and south Long Island tends to be an expensive place to live, and Holbrook overall aligns with these prices. With similar housing costs but cheaper goods, services, transportation and utilities, Holbrook sits at a useful 9 percent lower cost of living as compared to the rest of the town of Islip. Choosing among the considerable amount of living complexes in Holbrook, prospective residents can expect to pay about $1612.98 a month to rent a one bedroom home.
Daily costs in the village include a simple $2 full fare for the local bus routes to surrounding neighborhoods. Gas prices in Holbrook are a reasonable 9 percent above the national average, and a bit less expensive than Long Island averages. Refreshing drinks at the local bars will cost you about $6 a beer.
Stores in the Holbrook area spread throughout the village, but most shopping locations are located north around Main Street and in the southern portion along Sunrise Highway. Holbrook residents get to shop at a great selection of clothing stores in the neighborhood. Shop the latest women's fashions at Mandee then dress your children at the Kid City on Sunrise Highway.
Outfit every room in your home at Furn-A-Kit on Broadway Avenue, a lasting independent furniture store in the neighborhood with friendly service and a great selection. The Musician's Place on Furrow's Road in Holbrook is your one stop shop for established or aspiring musicians. Buy or rent an instrument and sign up for private music lessons at this well-regarded village music store.
Grocery stores in Holbrook include popular chains such as Super Stop & Shop, Pathmark and Costco. While there is no farmer's market in the village, specialty food stores such as Lombardi's Market on Main Street provide more nuanced fresh goods. Lombardi's selection of meats and cheeses are lauded, and many regard this store as the best place to buy unique oils and vinegars.
As a mostly residential area Holbrook cannot be described as teeming with parks; however, there are still plenty of spaces within the village to enjoy outdoor activity. Numerous baseball fields scatter about the village, many with adjacent free public parking lots with dog-friendly areas. One of the baseball fields towards the center of the village also has a large running track for useful cardio exercise.
The Holbrook Country Club has a huge parking lot, sports fields, a tennis court and of course a full 18-hole golf course. The course/driving range and any equipment rented out all come reasonably priced. The Sans Souci County Park is a free nature preserve on the southern border of Holbrook and into Sayville. The park has many hiking and biking trails, and locals praise it for its friendliness to man's best friend. Expect to find many residents walking their dogs along the beautiful trails at Sans Souci.
Holbrook's annual events treat residents to community enhancing opportunities throughout the year. During the holiday season, the Holbrook Chamber of Commerce decorates the village with seasonal adornments, then hosts a joyous Christmas Tree and Menorah Lighting event at the Irish Times Pub shopping center.
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"Since I began my career, I have been blessed with two things: a great staff and a ton of great patients…throughout the years I have maintained one constant philosophy at my office: treat your patients very very well, and that is what I have tried to do for the past decade."
Although he began his career working with little mouths, Dr. Fletcher now treats the entire family. "I really enjoy working on different generations of the same family…it is easy to see dental trends throughout a family, but it is also a ton of fun to meet grandparents, parents and children."
In the last few years, the majority of Dr. Fletcher's continuing education has come from studying dental implants and the challenge of giving teeth, smiles and functioning bites back to patients that are missing or have lost teeth. Each month he travels to Southern California to meet with several general dentists and specialists from around the United States to treatment plan and discuss different techniques for dental restoration and rehabilitation.
1990 – Bachelor of Arts, English – University of the Pacific, Stockton, CA
1995 – Doctor of Dental Surgery – University of the Pacific, School of Dentistry, San Francisco, CA
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1992-Present – American Dental Association
1995-Present – Stanislaus Dental Society
2000-2012 – Modesto Study Club
2012-Present - DDS Mentoring Study Club
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Letter(s) from Anastasia Shabalina to Roland (USA)
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Hello my love Roland, how are you doing today?
I went now with my agent of travel in western union to get your transfer, but to me have told there that you have taken away this transfer. Thus we could not receive anything now. And I do not know why you have made it. In your letter you have told that have corrected all.
Now I have read your second letter and now I cannot understand you at all. Why you took away it? Anyhow it was not possible to me to get transfer and to pay a trip today
Forgive I really called to you last night, but at me it was impossible to do it. When I called to me spoke that there is what that a mistake.
On it forgive, but I really called to you last night. I will as try to make it still
Well Roland, I now am in the office in hope of that that you will appear online
I love you very much, and I miss on you!!!
For ever yours Nastya
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Hello my darling Roland, forgive me please, but I again tried to phone to you, but at me it again has not turned out...
I do not know why it. There can be my card did not work, or my phone did not correspond for this purpose. Today I will go in telephone aooeo to type you so wait from me is sonorous. But I promise to you, I will necessarily phone to you my love!
I very much wish to meet you, and it is very a pity to me that it was impossible to us still. I could arrive to you this week but it did not go further!
And by the way I said to you that right now I did not have a passport which is document ID! And on it I could not will receive money for the name!
I should give it in travel agency that they on have more likely renewed to me documents, and I only tried that all was ready more likely! But as always it has turned out only worse
Today you even are not present online to talk to me. I think you have taken offence at me because of that that I could not phone to you in any way
In general I any more do not know that to me now to do. In agency at me already shout, for that that I already the second time refuse a trip. I have made it work which it did not pay. And because of it they are very annoyed on me. Similar I now in general will remain without a thing
My favourite Roland, I did not think that such problem becomes for us that you sent money. Is better I would earn everything, and did not listen to all your insults in my address. But I as understand also you, and at all I do not know that to me to make now
I love you very strongly
Forgive that so it has turned out, I will call to you today
For ever yours Nastya


text: Posted August 5, 2012 (edited) Dutch translation: http://www.lowlug.nl/forum/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=10628 After my LEGO Withdrawal I decided to get back in and buy some of those lovely models that came out in the mean time. The plan is to get ALL of the 2h2012 models (Here in the netherlands the Crawler, Big helicopter, Logging truck an the smaller tractor). Since I've got no money-tree in the backyard i'm kicking this off small with the 9393 Tractor which is the smallest model of this release-wave! Product details Set No.: 9393 Set Name: Tractor Theme: Technic Released: 2h2012 Pieces: 353 Price: €32.95 Purchase price: €32.95 The box Even though it's shown at the top of this post it's a smaller box than it's equally expensive counterpart: the 8068 Resque helicopter. It's actually a good thing. As you buy a smaller box it will feel heavier in the shop thus you're tricked into thinking it's worth more. Once I opened the box it felt like I was suspecting in the shop. It's litteraly packed with parts! Alternate models Dune buggy: This was actually the model I bought this set for. Maybe i'll do a seperate review of it because I think that's what this model deserves. It looks great on the box and it has some tricks I haven't seen before. It should be worth building the alternate model, and if this model ever gets lower in price even to buy a second one just for this buggy. Unpacking This is what's inside the box. As you can see the manuals haven't been damaged. They were wondering around in the box as suspected but my guess is that the crammed up parts were holding the manuals in place! Way to go LEGO! A total of two manuals, 5 plastic bags with more plastic inside them, and two manuals which haven't suffered at all. The fact that it was all crammed into that small box I've bought helps. I was under the impression that these parts were valuable, as opposed to the resque helicopter which has a large box with loads of air. Parts It's interesting to see how TLG gets this model to it's green state. Namely a whopping 10 parts make this tractor go green. Not that I've got any problems with that, but i'd rather had some more green parts to get it greener. But if you don't like the amount of green you could MOC it in there yourself really easily! These are the more special parts in this set. Not anything new or special, but just some fun parts to have and play with. Those pulling beams wil definately come in handy when building small racers or anything with compact steering. Putting it together It's a small verhicle but thanks to the addition of some nice functionality i'll set you back approx 30 to 60 minutes. I've started with getting all the parts located on the table and ripping plastic bags apart, grouping, and just learning the amount of parts. By page 15 you'l have the base and the complete steering done. It's simple but effective for a tractor. Halfway through the instructions, the rear axles are done and the brackets for the back are in place. The majority of the rest of the instructions are cosmetics and that cool mower on the back. More cosmetics done and more green parts added. It really starts to look like the tractor on the box because the front is nearly completed here. Page 55, pretty baffled I looked at the manual and my tractor and it's DONE… But how come the instructions are 60 pages long… Yep! The mower on the back takes a whopping 10 pages to build. It's a nifty little piece of machinery that complements the tractor in a good way. And it's done! The half-beams on the spinners are loosely attached, but the rest of this contraption is as solid as you would expect it to be. The tractor, the mowing device and the spare parts. Luckily another gear but I don't think i've broken any parts over the years except some of those weak bushes. Completion and 'playing' And here it is, my first EVER farm-base technic model. It's a small machine with some basic functions but for this price I like what i'm getting. It's another good thing they haven't included any stickersheets. I REALLY hate those things because they don't fit in any MOC. You can push it along, both with the mowing device in the back lowered or raised. Hand of god steering is nice and the mower just packs a punch. I've drive past the spare parts with the mower down and a fair amount of speed which resulted in parts flying off in every direction. Comparing it to other models (especially the helicopter) the model feels kinda expensive for what you get size-wise. If you're into the tractor and the lime green parts, or the really cool looking dune buggy you should get it just for that. The verdict Design 8/10 - The COULD do better, but for this size it has some functions that are just fun to watch, it's a real children's toy and I would recommend this for anyone with a kid in the starting-age for this set. It's a challenge build for them and they'll get a really playable model back in return. Parts 7/10 - No new parts, not much lime green, it's just a regular set parts-wise. Build 7/10 - Nothing special here either. However for kids it'll be great. For TFOLS/AFOLS it'll be done with very fast. Playability 9/10 - It has the mower which can fling things away with reasonable force. and you can easily steer with it. Driving it around is as much fun as you would expect. Price 6/10 - I think the 8068 resque helicopter is better value for money, but I can imagine people just wanting driving or flying material in their collection. Conclusion 7/10 - It's fun to build and drive around, but there's nothing special about this set. It's not a dissappointment either but you could do better for the money if you look around. So here it is, after a (much too long) break my first new review on Eurobricks.com. I hope you like it, and I'll be looking forward to do the next one (although I'm tempted to leave everything in their boxes until the collection is complete. That mean's the crawler, big resque helicopter and logging truck could appear later, but faster after eachother.) Until next time! Edited August 9, 2012 by Crazydance Share this post Link to post Share on other sites


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You know somebody's having one of those days when he blurts out "God, I need a shot of dope!" the moment you inform him that it isn't Sunday but in fact Saturday. The building's black market bicycle dealership paid a surprise visit to my floor yesterday morning, sniffing coffee through my cracked-open door and asking me if I had any to spare; I didn't have much but I gave him a the rest of the Folgers® I found by the side of the freeway offramp the day before.
As funny as that sounded at the time — or scandalous, if you're not inclined toward morbid humor — substance abuse is rampant in subsidized housing. Just a couple weeks ago someone on the fourth floor overdosed on either some kind of barbiturate or benzodiazepine, possibly taken with alcohol. So far as I know, since I moved in here a little over four years ago we've had three deaths by overdose and two from health complications directly caused by substance abuse: just months after I settled in Thunder Dan on the fourth floor died from an overdose on the fourth floor, I don't know of what but it was rumored to be meth; about a year-and-a-half after that I found myself offering a lady police officer a bandana sprayed with lavender essence to keep her from vomiting all over the coroner examining the remains of one BCK, who had overdosed on alcohol and pills and was melting into his mattress (I'm the one who discovered and reported the unmistakable stench of death wafting out from behind his door); and, not long after that some poor guy who had just moved in a few weeks before and was trying to kick his habit was found dead from an overdose in one of the common bathrooms on the third floor. I've lived through six deaths, which averages to about one-and-a-half per year, five of them resulting from alcohol and/or drug abuse; over eighty percent.
It's pretty damn sad, when you stop chortling over the gallow's humor aspect of it and look at the stark situation with open-hearted honesty. I wish Zyklon B on the assholes in our society who self-righteously revile substance abuse and its terrible effects on people's lives; people who treat a tragic and insidiously ubiquitous reality like it's someone jocky boxing in a parking lot. News flash: for every dope fiend sleeping in a doorway there's a score of "respectable" members of society drinking themselves down the drain or gobbling prescription drugs like honey-roasted peanuts, putting the lie to the lingering misconception that substance abuse is chiefly the domain of the hopeless lumpenproletariat. I personally struggle with alcohol dependence, and I can tell you — just like any other honest addict, be they abusing needles and pills, lines, or nickels and dimes and wines — that I'd love to go back in time, even if it meant becoming an unrecognizably different person, for the chance to have made a few decisions differently and to not have this damn crow perched on my shoulder barking into my ear.
What started out as being funny ended on a bleakly personal note, and frankly it's cast a pall of gloom over my day that paints the rain-swollen heaven outside my window a balmy July noon in comparison. I don't want to go out like those guys; there's better ways to die than slumped over a toilet with a needle in your arm or melting into your floor next to a half-empty bottle of vodka.


text: Homeward bound Me, Sarah 31 – chief planner, lover of all things Disney DH, Craig, 34 – driver and foodie DD, Holly, 10 – loves characters and especially drawing them DD, Rowan, 8 – not going upside down this year! 3 newbies - My mum, Shona, 50 - big kid and possible thrill junkie My dad, Alastair, 57 – the banker and carrier bag holder My sister, Mel, 29 – doesn't do characters and slightly bemused by the 'Disney thing' 5th October 2007 Not much can be said about the last day. We were up early to finish packing before heading to Sanford. The journey was uneventful and sad. Two weeks had gone by too quickly. With a heavy heart we left the car and went to find mum, dad and Mel who had been picked up by the same company again. This meant we did not have to worry about squeezing all our bags in one car. Farewell Enclave Suites Goodbye to our wheels Check in was straightforward and we made our allowance by 7 kilos! We had booked into the Royal Palm Lounge which was as good as the last time. We all split up to grab food, browse the shops or play games and surf the net. It is well worth the money IMHO as it was nice and relaxing. Our flight back was on time and we boarded quickly. With no delay we set off on the journey back home. The cabin crew went though the safety demonstration and upon getting to the part about inflating your lifejacket mentioned that a whistle was attached for attracting the attention of sharks! I think it took a few seconds to sink in, lol! Shortlt after takeoff an announcement was made that a plane further ahead had warned of clear air turbulence on our flight path and we were told to remain in our seats with our seatbelts fastened until we were told it was safe. Whilst still on our climb out of Sanford things got quite bumpy. It was OK to start with but after a few big bumps gasps were being heard and everyone did seem quite quiet. As we were still climbing there was no entertainment on – we just sat and waited and hoped it would stop. At one point my hand flew out to the seat in front instinctively and I consider myself to have no fear of flying. One girl a few rows in front got out of her seat to go to the toilet and an announcement was made to remain seated but she went anyway. This was followed by an announcement that First Choice would not cover anyone injured who were out of their seats when the seatbelt sign was lit. After what seemed like an eternity cabin crew were allowed to move within the cabin and a short while later the sign went off. Everyone was relieved. The cabin crew were fantastic and had to work hard to make up for the time we had lost at the start of the flight. They really worked like Trojans and were super friendly and helpful. The rest of the flight was quiet and without incident and we arrived in Glagow ahead of time. As usual people were trying to be the first to leave the plane having got out of there seats whilst we were still moving. 'Would the man in the yellow shirt please SIT DOWN' was heard over the PA system to much s******ing from everyone else. After we had come to a stop the seatbelt sign went of and simultaneously over the PA we heard, 'and they're off!' LOL! The bags to ages to arrive and the man in the yellow shirt was not impressed. We found the bus to take us to the car park and collected our cars. It was a bit of a squeeze with our extra luggage. The drive home seemed to take forever but was only a couple of hours. Holy and Rowan insisted they were not tired but after sitting down to watch TV they fell asleep and were promptly sent to bed. We all fell asleep for hours. This report was finally finished 19 months after we came home. We are pleased to say that we have another trip booked. We are heading over June/July time next year for 3 week staying in a Dibb villa. Connie, who we met through the crocodile exchange is coming down to stay with us for 4th July weekend which is fantastic. Roll on summer 2010! Whilst we have loved every non Florida holiday we have been on these past two trips to Florida have been amazing. I think it is because they are so jampacked full that there are tons more memories than your average beach holiday. There are more laughs, more suprises, more 'magic' and yes even more tears but that is what makes them so magical. Here's to many more! Thanks for reading, I hope you enjoyed our holiday!


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The other night we had some friends round for dinner to celebrate their recent engagement, and I'd been conducting a little experiment and this presented me with the perfect opportunity to see how it had turned out, as I knew everyone around the table would appreciate it, if it had worked that is.
When I first got into wine I was working for Sainsbury's as an off licence manager, they paid for me to complete WSET qualifications which was very much appreciated. The one thing that really got me was how wine would age, and what to look for in young wines that will allow them to age and develop.
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I continued to think about this for some time and enjoying drinking lots of new world wine, when I came across the 2003 Hardy's Crest Cabernet Sauvignon from south eastern Australia, nothing special or fancy about it, half price at £4.99. When I tried it, it had loads of really bright, dark jammy fruit, so much tannin you almost had to chew your way through it. It also had still maintained a good level of acidity to it, and it made me think that these had all the signs of a wine that could and should age well.
So I decided to buy a 6 pack and see what happened, I have to admit I never really looked after them, they were kept in the wine rack which was usually in the living room, not in a temperature controlled fridge, they moved around all the time, stood up then laid down then stood up again, so not the best of care taken. I preceded to try one every two years, and they just got better and better, so much so that after 6 years when I should have had 3 left left I only had 1, which I was determined to keep till it was at least 10 years old. I actually managed to save it till it was 13 years old, I was a little worried that I may have left it too long, but there was nothing I could do about it now.
On opening the cork was in very good condition, and you could smell any fault with the wine at all. Once poured into the glass it had an orange/brick colour to it, it really had lost it's bright, deep inky purple colour. On the nose it was baked dark fruit, leather, spice and a very slight hint of oxidation, these all came through on the palate integrating together beautifully and combining with the soft an velvety tannins. It was a pretty amazing glass of wine, if I was honest I think I opened it possibly a year or two too late, but it was still stunning and just goes to show that you can find wines that will age without having to spend a fortune!


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Intro to AwesomeWM
awesome is a highly configurable, next generation framework window manager for X. It is very fast, extensible and licensed under the GNU GPLv2 license.
It is primarly targeted at power users, developers and any people dealing with every day computing tasks and who want to have fine-grained control on its graphical environment.
First step: don't forget about that Windows(r) key
When you open awesome for the first time, all you get is a dark theme, with a gray wallpaper. You will have a statusbar on the top with a clock on the right, a weird icon next to it and some numbers on the left (1..9).
First thing first, the magic key here is the "Windows Key" that almost all the PC keyboards have, and the behavior is based on Vi, the text editor. From now on the "Windows key" will be just modkey.
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Most of the tutorials that we have done so far have been for integrating with Maximo by importing or updating data, but sometimes you may need to work the other way around and integrate with third party applications from Maximo by exporting data. I have already shown you how to export data to XML manually, but this tutorial will show you how to set it up automatically in Maximo 7. This serves two benefits. It doesn't require human interaction when any changes are made to an object, such as an asset in Maximo, and it exports the changed data to XML for a third party application to pick up and process.
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Monday, March 28, 2011
The March Martian BlogFest
At the end of each month here at Write1Sub1, we publish a list of everyone who has managed to stick to the challenge - either weekly, monthly or whatever variant is working for you.
This month, everyone who has done so will receive the March Martian (in honor of Ray Bradbury's Martian Chronicles - yes, we're clever lads) Award for their efforts.
So, let us know! If you've stuck it out, tell us in the comments below, and we'll add you to our end-of-the-month celebratory post. Include the URL to your blog or website, and we'll make your entry a link for others to explore.
BLOGFEST RULES: Just visit the Martian above you and below you on the winners list (posted later this week), or visit them all, and give them each a virtual slap on the back for their success this month!
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I succeeded. One written, one submitted, as per my monthy goal. I feel I could have done more though, and I'm going to aim for more lofty achievements in April.ReplyDelete
So far, I'm keeping up. I've written a new story each month. Blog address: http://jeffchapmanwriter.blogspot.com/ReplyDelete
Stephanie + Jeff: Congrats!ReplyDelete
I too have somehow managed to stay on track this month with a brand-spankin' new short story submitted each week, in addition to some tweet-tales and haiku. Onward and upward!
I learned about the challenge in week 9 and stuck to it ever since!ReplyDelete
I managed to make it, though not as I had envisioned. My long pants turned into shorts, but at least I had something to wear each week. Congrats to all of you who have made it this far. The finish line is nigh! (it's a quarter mile track, though, and we have to reach it three more times). Persperistence!ReplyDelete
I'm a monthly member, so...ReplyDelete
I submitted a story for January, but missed one in February. I've so far submitted five stories in March for a new retail website (with more to follow this week), so maybe that makes up for it :)
I'm on the weekly schedule and I'm proud to say for the first time this year I am all caught up by the end of the month! Woohoo!ReplyDelete
For Light Ray - I managed two new stories for the month so I'm on track. :)ReplyDelete
I'm a Martian! Just managing to squeak by on the weekly schedule.ReplyDelete
Sylvia + Steve + Matt + Monkey + Sparklecat + Madeline + A.S.: Congrats, Martians!ReplyDelete
I'm not quite done with my write 2 sub 2, but i will be before the month's out. 2 stories written, 1 subbed, the other needs final edits before going out the door.ReplyDelete
Congrats, all March Martians!
Barely managed to keep up a couple of the weeks this month. I was within the final hours before deadline a couple of times but I managed to get at least one out for each week.ReplyDelete
Samuel + Eric: Congrats!ReplyDelete
Well, since I started at the beginning of the month I've stayed on track every week. Even managed to catch up with the overall total of stories written and subbed for the year-to-date.ReplyDelete
I did, via Light Ray. ;)ReplyDelete
Donna + A.G. + DMB: Congrats!ReplyDelete
Munir: Set them free.
I joined this month, and so far I'm actually ahead of my goals. Four stories written and another two thirds done.ReplyDelete
I managed to W1S1 each week this month. Fingers crossed for April!ReplyDelete
Just found out I had another acceptance from Pill Hill Press for the "How the West Was Wicked" anthology! This is shaping up to be a great month for me! Happy dance!ReplyDelete
Nathaniel + Dominic + Beth + Sparklecat: Congrats!ReplyDelete
Hi, my name is Simon and I'm a Martian. Yes, I stuck to the scheme in March. April might be trickier with the Easter break but I remain confident ...ReplyDelete
GreenRoom + Simon + Xyzo: Congrats!ReplyDelete
Svanfow: Congrats!ReplyDelete
I'm a little late checking in, but I'm a March Martian. :)ReplyDelete
I wrote 9 new in March, subbed many of those as part of 16 things I subbed that had never been subbed before. Add in resubs and reprints, and I've submitted 37 things this month, with one more possibly going out before midnight.
So I made it. Congratulations to everyone!
Shelley + Ellie: Congrats!ReplyDelete


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Chennai, April 29: A brilliant last over by Dwayne Bravo helped Chennai Super Kings (CSK) pull off a sensational two-run win over Kolkata Knight riders (KKR) in their IPL match on Tuesday (April 28), and the all-rounder said he likes pressure situations as it brings the best out of him.
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"We did not bat well tonight. It is good to defend a small total and we proved ourselves despite not doing well with the bat. We have got good fast bowlers and spinners in our team. Obviously, MS (Dhoni) and the entire team looked upto me to finish off the game and that is the way I prepare myself.
"These situations get the best out of me. I always keep my composure as I like these moments. There are few people in the world who actually cope with pressure," said Bravo at the post-match press conference last night.
Defending a modest target of 135, Bravo was given the ball in the final over with KKR requiring 17 runs to win. He bowled the first three balls without conceding a run, and that enabled the Super Kings to eke out a narrow win.
'Feel sorry for Narine'
CSK were restricted to 134 for six but Bravo said more than his team's batsmen faltering, it was KKR bowlers who did a good job.
"There was no weakness and there were times when fast bowlers were doing well, we have got 200 runs and above. There are no weaknesses. Dwayne Smith and Brendon McCullum are best players in the world against short balls. We have to give credit to KKR bowlers.
"I suppose we exposed them as well. It goes both ways. We are a humble team having very good players and respect each other. We did not blow out to post big total but it is important that we won the game," said Bravo.
Meanwhile, Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) spinner Brad Hogg, who came up with a brilliant spell after replacing Sunil Naraine in the team, said the team was disappointed with the absence of the mystery spinner.
There is uncertainty over Naraine's availability as the report of the bio-mechanical tests, which he underwent at the BCCI accredited testing facility, is still awaited.
"All I can say is feeling sorry for Sunil. I think it is disappointing that he has gone away. All of a sudden he has been put on the spot again. It is one of those, as a cricketer, I am not happy with the situation that Sunil and we are in at the moment. He has got a wonderful skill."
Hogg, oldest player in IPL
At 44, Hogg became the oldest cricketer to play in the IPL and the Australian bowler said he was enjoying his cricket at the moment.
"As far as my role, at the end of the day at my age, I am enjoying my cricket. Very lucky that I have been picked up in the IPL tournament. Had a couple of years here already and to be playing for different franchise and experiencing different parts of India is fantastic. It is no different to any other team that got great bunch of players," he said.
Hogg admitted it was disappointing to lose a close game. "It is disappointing always to lose such close contests. But at the end of the day, we have to go back and believe in our skills. Everyone has got skills. Everyone talks about form. I am not a believer in form. It is all mental and it is always up there here (in the mind). We have got another five top games in 10 days. I think we just got to believe that our skills are good enough," insisted the Australian.
'The pitch was very good'
"It takes a couple of shots for a batsman to turn around and likewise a couple of wickets for a bowler."
On his team not scoring a single boundary between seventh and 17th over, Hogg said, "I think we required 78 runs off 80 balls and we really dug for ourselves. We sort of discussed that. The opposition was dictating the scoreboard for us to slow down. We are going to go out in the next game and play the way we want to play.
"If we win we win, if we lose we lose. That is the nature of the game. You back your potentials and you play better than the opposition, more times than not you win matches."
Hogg was all praise for the Chidambaram stadium pitch. "The pitch was pretty good. It assisted all. Had a bit of pace and swing and also held up little bit for the spinner. So everyone played a part in the game. Full credit to the curator. I thought, batsmen too had chances to make runs and bowlers had chances of getting wickets. It is one of those nice part of contest," said Hogg.


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Stopped at the Hare Krishna Temple in Alachua yesterday. Had a brief but nice chat with a couple who live there. They are second generation devotees. In other words, they were born in the movement. Like the devotees in New Vrindaban, they were quick to acknowledge New Vrindaban's bad old days during the '70s. That's the period my kids and I lived there.
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We are in Jackson Mississippi tonight. Had dinner at Cool Al's. It's a burger joint but one of the only places in town that offers vegetarian and vegan food. We both had the Jamaican Burger and sweet potato fries. Fantastic. Four stars.
Tomorrow's destination: Amarillo Texas, about a 700 mile drive. With lunch and stops it will be a 13 or 14 hour day.


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Defense Authorization bill sets new rules for government/contractor interactions
Defense budget sacrifices future IT
Another harsh audit for DOD
Contracting ethics emerged as a prominent theme in the fiscal 2007 Defense Authorization bill as lawmakers sought ways to make the Defense Department more accountable for its spending and to give themselves greater oversight authority.
The reform measures address hotly debated ethical concerns, including the revolving door between government and industry, the uncertain role of contractors performing government functions, improper payments of contract performance bonuses and the use of fixed-price contracts for technology development.
What remains unclear, observers say, is whether the new provisions will add more confusion to an already cluttered rulebook or clarify how DOD and its industry partners should interact and lead to more consistent and transparent business practices.
The authorization bill, which lawmakers passed Sept. 29, requires DOD contractors to report annually to Congress on their employees who have had contracting responsibilities either as DOD employees or as members of the armed forces. The reporting requirement will be attached to any contract worth $10 million or more and will apply to employees who have held positions in the government as contract specialists, acquisition officers and program management staff or who have had similar jobs.
Army officials see the new provision as a reaction to recent high-profile contracting abuses, including the Boeing scandal involving Darleen Druyun, an Air Force contracting official who favored Boeing in contract awards in exchange for personal favors. Greater awareness of contractor employees' personal histories would be helpful, but compiling such information will be difficult, said Gary Winkler, director of the Army's Governance, Acquisition and Chief Knowledge Office.
Some industry leaders, however, say the measure is an example of excessive micromanagement that will create more problems by requiring information about thousands of people who change jobs frequently. "The level of detail required in this is unnecessary," said Stan Soloway, president of the Professional Services Council, which represents companies that provide services to the federal government.
Congress went further in legislating ethics by addressing the improper awarding of contracting bonuses. The authorization bill directs DOD to have a federally funded research and development center (FFRDC) prepare new guidelines on awarding contract bonuses.
The Government Accountability Office reported recently that DOD has routinely paid incentive bonuses to contractors without holding them accountable for meeting contracting goals. DOD paid about $8 billion in award fees regardless of contractor performance in the cases GAO reviewed and failed to appoint performance monitors in more than a third of the cases.
But some industry leaders say FFRDCs, which include organizations such Mitretek Systems and Rand Corp., might not be the impartial third parties that Congress intended to make such determinations. They say the role of FFRDCs has shifted since they were chartered and that sometimes their work now overlaps with that performed by contractors.
"We don't really see why the FFRDCs add anything to the process, except potential conflict of interest on their own side," said Dan Heinemeier, president of the Government Electronics and Information Technology Association, which represents high-tech companies that do business with the government.
To hold down acquisition costs, Congress has directed DOD to lean strongly toward fixed-price contracts for projects that require new technology development. As with other measures in the authorization bill, industry officials are not happy with that provision. "They're trying to drive a lot more development into the fixed-price arena, and that's problematical," Heinemeier said. He said the measure shifts the risk of such projects disproportionately to the contractor, hurting its ability to take on development projects, especially when they involve leading-edge technologies.
The use of fixed-price contracts for development projects "has a history unblemished by success," Soloway said. Development projects by their nature have many unknown elements, making fixed-price development contracts a bad idea, he said. The new rule could force contractors to increase their prices to cover their added risks, pushing up total costs, he added.
For DOD, however, the lawmakers' focus on fixed-price contracting is welcome. The risks of such contracts for companies can be minimized if the government does a better job of defining its requirements at the outset, Winkler said. "I think it's going to drive us to smaller, more manageable development efforts," he said. The bill's emphasis on fixed-price contacting jibes with the trend in information systems development toward incremental, spiral development, he added.
Earmarks are line items in the budget that are designated for a specific project or jurisdiction and are outside the president's budget request. The Congressional Research Service reported that Defense earmarks totaled about $9 billion in fiscal 2005.
Sen. Tom Coburn (R-Okla.) successfully inserted an amendment into the Senate's version of the authorization bill that would have required the Defense Department to publicly report the cost of all earmarks, their origin and their value for achieving DOD goals. The bill authorized assigning grades — A to F — to the earmarks.
But the House and Senate conference committee killed the amendment in a closed-door session, said John Hart, Coburn's press secretary.
"It's an extreme disservice to our troops for members of Congress to protect their parochial interests at the expense of our national security," Hart said.
However, a side deal was initiated that will allow what Hart called the "earmark report card" to be offered as an independent piece of legislation during the lame-duck congressional session that will follow the November elections.
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Can someone verify it's working…
I entered in the daily limit of 20 codes yesterday, so I'm getting an error since it hasn't been 24 hours since entering my last code.
For each 10 codes entered, you get a bonus 1000 points.
So for some of you, when entering these codes, you might see that extra 1000 show up!
We only have until the end of this month to enter package codes, so make sure y'all do that!
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Supposedly this one is good thru 1/15/2017. Not exactly sure.
This code worked for me this AM.
Someone posted on the KFR facebook page that they had the same problem.
I was thinking my issue was due to the fact I entered in 20 codes in a day & needed to wait 24 hours. But that may or may not be the case.
I forgot to look before I entered in this code, but I'm thinking it is possible these codes count toward the 1000 point bonus for entering 10 codes off packages.
If anyone has a chance, when you log in, check to see how many punches you have before you enter the code & see if it adds one. If so, essentially, the codes are worth +100 points each.
So this one is worth 200 points.
I'll check with the next code I dig up if no one is able to verify before then.
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Just a quick lil post today, but oh my good god almighty, my mom and I made these ribs last night and they were fall off the bone tender and spiced just perfectly. If you have a crockpot then you MUST try this recipe! It's beyond easy, and the resulting dish is just incredible.
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LIVEOAK CREEK (Uvalde County). Liveoak Creek, a small intermittent floodwater creek, rises (at 29°07' N, 99°50' W) in Uvalde County a quarter mile east of U.S. Highway 83 and two miles north of the Zavala county line and runs south for eight miles to its mouth (at 29°02' N, 99°50' W) on the Nueces River, a mile east of the Missouri Pacific line in north central Zavala County. Willow Tank, Live Oak Tank, and Ninemile Tank were in the area in 1960. The local terrain is flat to rolling prairie, surfaced by deep loams that support mesquites and various grasses.
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Secular Jewishness – What does it stand for?
Secular Jewishness is identifying as a Jew through Jewish culture and history, rather than religious ritual and practice, which is considered an individual matter. Secularism has a long history in Jewish thought, reaching as far back as the Prophets' opposition to priestly rituals and social injustice, to Enlightenment thinkers such as Spinoza, and to early 18th century hasidic movements which challenged rabbinic traditionalism.
In the late 19th century in Eastern Europe and North America, there was an explosion of Jewish literary creativity and a passionate commitment to ideologies that sought to rid the world of oppression and discrimination through social movements that transformed what it meant to be a Jew. "Yiddishkayt" or Jewishness emphasized peoplehood as the distinguishing feature of Jews, rather than religious practices.
Secular Jews have made very important contributions to cultural and political life in the past century – Zionist organizations, communal fraternal organizations, and the Jewish labour/socialist movements. Secular Jewishness is the common inspiration for all the great works of modern Yiddish literature and theatre by giants such as Sholem Aleichem, I.L. Peretz and Abraham Goldfadn. Jewish humour, folklore, folk songs, and the graphic arts are overwhelmingly influenced by a secularist approach to Jewishness.
In secular Jewishness, Jewish traditions are drawn upon for their beauty and depth, and are often adapted to be relevant to what it means to live in the world today. As Jewish identity is defined as inclusively as possible with respect to one's heritage, families with mixed marriages are welcome.
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Duration 30 min. per episode
Air Date Jun 21, 1994
Season spring 1994
Producers J.C.Staff, Media Blasters, Soft Garage

It is about Amafuji Ken, who longs to tell his best friend Youshinari Ritsurou how he really feels. In the way of that admission is Ritsurou's girlfriend, Moeko. After dropping out of high school, Ken gets Ritsurou to live with him. The angst begins when Ken sleeps with Moeko to get to Ritsurou.

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Continuing our exploration into the smart beta segment (Part 1, Part 2), in this third post we introduce a simple "IQ Test" that can help investors and managers measure the "smartness" of the increasing number of non-cap-weight rules-based products on the market. There are numerous arguments in circulation saying that smart beta in general isn't […]Read more


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'Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping'
Viral holiness doesn't translate into actual bucks, does it? The Lonely Island's second film — a mockumentary about a particularly clueless Bieber type — wound up grossing less than a Jane Austen movie. (That is: Whit Stillman's terrific "Love & Friendship," which is almost as hilarious.) Too bad: Easy targets aside, it never ran out of steam, and was fast enough on its feet that a part where Seal is gnawed on by wolves wasn't even the most out-there bit. We're calling it now: future classic.
'Finding Dory'
This was no no-brainer: Pixar, once the most reliable motion picture outfit besides Belgium's the Dardenne brothers, had stumbled in the last decade, especially when it offered up sequels and especially sequels starring Larry the Cable Guy. Their belated follow-up to "Finding Nemo," though, was a delight, with a zippy new hook and the sight of a grumpy octopus (voice of Ed O'Neill!) commandeering a truck. And it was the one instance this summer when a movie that deserved to make all the money took home almost all of it. (Sorry, "Captain America: Civil War," but you were two or three fun set pieces sandwiched into a towering pile of uncare-about-able plot.)
'The BFG'
Good thing Disney owns everything now: They can write off the occasional eccentric box office boondoggle. In a surreal turn of events, one of those wound up being the latest from no less than Steven Spielberg, who took what sounded like "E.T." redux — adapting a Roald Dahl classic about a young kid who befriends a magical being — and made a curio that found him trying new things. As the big, friendly, vegetarian giant, Mark Rylance gave mo-cap king Andy Serkis a serious run for his money. There were more oddball experiments with manufactured long takes. There was, unusual for Spielberg, a lot of talking, plus wordplay. There were farting corgis. Alas, few even bothered to see if Spielberg might be onto something. (Spoiler: He was.)
It was so heart-breaking when fans of the all-female reboot had to make it sound like seeing it was a political act. And it was a political act, thanks to stupid men, who couldn't stand having to be in the same room with a bunch of girls. (Luckily there was an all-woman sleeper hit in "Bad Moms," though it's made $20 million less than "Ghostbusters.") But Paul Feig's redo was its own thing in other ways — far loopier, filled with silly plotting and endless adlibs, stumbling only when it had to go big and f/x-heavy. It would have been genuinely delightful to see these ladies shooting lasers again. Alas, it "only" made $126 million domestic.
'The Shallows'
But here's another piece of good news! The movie starring Blake Lively, a hungry shark and a critter named "Steven Seagull" did pretty good, all things considered, raking in the perfect amount of money for a movie of its deceptively tiny ambitions. It was a rare case where star (or at least name) power and a simple premise alone actually got butts in seats. And it was proof that the studios should never stop making modestly budgeted genre fare.
'Pete's Dragon'
Disney's second fail was really more of a modest not-quite-hit, taking one of their worst "masterpieces" and turning it into a lovely and heartbreaking tale of a feral boy's relationship with a god-like hellbeast. As helmed by indie director David Lowery (about to do the same, but different with "Peter Pan"), it was leisurely and laconic — and, we guess, kids will have to watch a movie that really speaks to them on their iPads in between games with their friends.
'Kubo and the Two Strings'
It was too crazy for this stupid world: a stop-motion animated film with only one talking animal, plus another character who's part samurai, part beetle. It was set in Ancient Japan and featured freaky skeleton monsters, a giant sea monster and a flying dragon with the voice of Ralph Fiennes. Behold the latest from Laika, the little animation house that has stuck by its principles and cranked out lovingly designed oddities like "Coraline," "ParaNorman" and "The Boxtrolls." Their latest couldn't survive in a future ruled by "The Secret Lives of Pets." And it'll be a shame to see it on video; it was the rare case where the 3-D added to the experience, allowing you to see the hard work of stop-motion gods working with their actual hands.
'Don't Breathe'
The studios can longer do much that they once could. But they can still do horror. Where "The Conjuring 2" was overproduced and overwrought, "Lights Out" featured a handful of real scares and some (albeit misguided) attempts at something deeper. But it was "Don't Breathe" that helped save August for the studios. A nifty reverse-home invasion thriller with a four-person cast, it showed that audiences will still flock to something made with care — provided it has the right advertising hook and there are literally no other movies playing.
Bonus: 15 indies/art house movies that rocked
We'd be fools if we didn't shill for the great number of great diamonds in the rough, some of whom made good "specialty" bucks at the box office. They were, in no order whatsoever: "Love & Friendship," "The Lobster," "Little Men," "Kate Plays Christine," "Morris from America," "Hell or High Water," "Sunset Song," "The Fits," "Hunt for the Wilderpeople," "Weiner," "Wiener-Dog," "Chevalier," "Swiss Army Man," "Cafe Society" and "Don't Think Twice."


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Uefa Cup round-up
By Peter ORourke
Last Updated: 01/01/70 1:00am
Rapid Bucharest stunned Hamburg with a 2-0 win in their Uefa Cup encounter.
Rapid Bucharest put themselves in pole position to reach the Uefa Cup quarter finals with a 2-0 win over Hamburg.
Goals at the end of each half from Daniel Niculae and Mugurel Buga were enough to give the home side a healthy first-leg advantage.
To complete a miserable day for the Germans, Dutchman Nigel de Jong was sent off for Hamburg.
Rapid broke the deadlock right on the stroke of half time when the dangerous Niculae fired into the bottom corner from the edge of the box.
De Jong picked up his first booking on 55 minutes and 12 minutes later, he was shown his second caution and a subsequent red card.
Rapid made their numerical advantage count two minutes from time when Buga popped up to grab a crucial second goal.
The result means Hamburg face an uphill battle in the second leg if they are to keep their Uefa Cup dreams alive.
Palermo gained a crucial 1-0 win over Schalke in the first leg encounter in Sicily.
Franco Brienza netted the only goal of the game after 15 minutes to give the Italians an advantage to take to Germany for the second leg.
Real Betis secured a goalless draw in their first leg encounter against Steaua Bucharest in Romania.
The Spaniards produced a solid defensive showing to keep a clean sheet and they will be confident of finishing the job in Spain.
Udinese face a tricky trip to Bulgaria after being held to a goalless draw at home to Levski Sofia.
The Italians struggled to break down a resolute Sofia defence, as the Bulgarians held on for a surprise draw at Stadio Friuli.
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Rapid Bucharest 2-0 Hamburg
Palermo 1-0 Schalke
Steaua Bucharest 0-0 Real Betis
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GREENSBORO � A week that began with high expectations for Eastern Alamance�s Saadiq Sweezer ended with his teammates lifting him to the podium and then helping him to the car.
Sweezer, the regional champion in the 400 dash, struggled with a quadriceps injury at the Class 3-A track and field state championships Friday at Aggie Stadium.
He ran in the 800 relay and the 400 relay before ending his day with the 400 dash. He placed second with a time of 48.96 seconds, but was left with a bad taste.
�I hurt (my quad) earlier this week at practice,� Sweezer said. �I kept stretching it every day, icing it. It seemed to get better, that�s why I insisted on running in states. I tried to push through for my team.�
Sweezer joined Lamont Robinson, Malik Wilson and Ryan Woods for a second-place finish in the 800 relay (1:28.34). They finished ninth in the 400 relay.
�I�m learning how to push through and block out pain,� Sweezer said. �I�m happy about that. But the places, the race and my time, I�m not happy with.�
Western Alamance�s Hunter Gilbert took seventh in the 3,200 run (9:49.55).
On the girls� side, a pair of photo finishes highlighted the day for Eastern Guilford.
In the 800 relay, the Williams High School team of Rhyan Madden, Chelsey Hargrave, Tamilia Wright and Jazmyne Davis led most of the way. Eastern Guilford�s team of Taylor Brinkley, Asia Cobb, Cemere Petty and Taylor Henderson was fifth at the midway mark.
But a strong showing by Henderson on the last leg propelled Eastern Guilford (1:42.47) to narrowly edge Williams (1:42.53).
�I had to stay calm and keep opening up,� Henderson said.
Eastern Alamance (1:45.70) finished fifth.
The team of Amillieon Smith, Cobb, Petty and Henderson had a tight ending in the 400 relay, where Eastern Guilford (49.03) was narrowly defeated by Weddington High School (49.00).
Henderson also finished fourth in the 100 dash (12.17) and sixth in the 200 dash (25.68).
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On Saturday morning, January 17, 2004, I was walking to work in the snow. I had felt a disgusting feeling of illness for the past couple of weeks. The lumps underneath my throat were becoming more and more visible. I was exhausted after sleeping for ten or fifteen hours a night. I wasn't able to hang out with my friends as much as I'd liked. I started to feel like my body was fighting to stay alive. As I was walking to work, I felt the urge to spit, and coughed a huge chunk of phlegm into the snow bank. It was covered in blood. I went to wipe my mouth, there was blood all over my glove. At that point I knew something wasn't right.
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On Sunday evening, January 18, 2004, at the age of 18, I was diagnosed with ALL (acute lymphoblastic leukemia). During the first of two years of intense chemotherapy treatments, I was diagnosed and treated for pneumonia, multiple blood clots in my lungs and congestive heart failure. My cardiologist told me several times that I wouldn't make it, that I wouldn't leave the hospital.
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I'll be honest, afore alive for Antec, I anticipation of Aqueous CPU coolers as a bad idea. I mean, Really? Liquid. In your computer? Why not aloof being chewing gum in the optical drive? Something about it aloof did not sit appropriate with me Lenovo Ideapad Y560 cpu cooling fan. But back I congenital my fresh gaming PC aftermost month, a aide absolutely pushed me to install a Kuhler H20 620 for my fresh Intel i5 2500K, so I went with it. Let me say the affair was a dream.
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The bicycle is often thought of as one of the purest forms of transportation. We owe much of our modern transportation environment, including our roadways, to the early development and use of the bicycle. In modern times the bicycle offers people of all ages and abilities an efficient form of transportation, a way to school, work, or errands, and provides a viable alternative to the use of the motor vehicle.
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Each month NDOT will provide a question and answer about bicycle safety.
Question: May bicycles ride upon freeways and interstate highways in Nevada?
Answer: It depends. In most urban areas bicycles are prohibited on freeways and interstates due to large traffic volumes and complex traffic movements. Most urban areas offer safer alternatives for bicycles on local roads.
Due to Nevada's rural nature outside of its cities, in many cases the freeways/interstates may provide the only access for bicycles. In these situations bicycling on freeways/interstates is allowed.
Any prohibitions on freeways/interstates will be signed. Please watch for these prohibited areas if bicycling on freeways and interstate highways.
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NDOT's Bicycle and Pedestrian Planning group coordinates the planning and development of bicycle facilities, as well as establishment of routes, throughout the state. This also includes the development of the Statewide Bicycle Plan and Statewide Bicycle Touring Map. In close work with local planning partners, specific needs are recognized, plans developed and infrastructure development pursued, which provides for a diverse bicycling environment suitable to differing bicycling skill levels.
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The Bicycle and Pedestrian Education Program provides a framework by which local communities can establish safety education programs. The use of community outreach, hands-on training, safety curriculum development and diverse funding programs, serve to enhance the educational environment for both bicyclists, as well as drivers of vehicles. Also available is the "Guide to Frequently Asked Questions" that answers the most commonly asked questions about cycling.
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Nevada Bicycles and Pedestrian Board
The Nevada Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Board was created by the State Legislature to provide State agencies and other public entities input regarding bicycle and pedestrian policies, programs, and facilities.The Board, consisting of 14 pre-defined, gubernatorial appointees, meets every other month.
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