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Best in the West Nugget Rib Cook-Off
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Memphis In May
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This is the blog for Gavin and Carrie Jones and family. We (usually) live in Papua New Guinea and are working to support Bible translations in progress around the country. Gavin is a helicopter pilot and Carrie is a Public Health worker, primarily working with HIV/AIDS awareness. Isaac, our first son, was born in January, 2004. Our quintuplets, Will, David, Marcie, Seth, and Grace, were all born on August 9th, 2012 and a whole new adventure is just beginning!
But from everlasting to everlasting the LORD's love is with those who fear him and his righteousness with their children's children . . . Psalm 103:17
Saturday, May 26, 2012
Quick Quint Update
God is graciously strengthening my anatomy week by week, too, so I can safely carry these babies without intervention anytime soon. I praise God that when He formed me in my mother's womb He made my body strong for this task He foreordained. :)
We leave each ultrasound more in love with our kids. :) It's fun to know where the girls and boys are, so when I feel movement I know it's one of our daughters or sons. One girl is on the far left of my belly, the other girl is way up high, approaching my right rib cage. All the boys are on the right and lower. I think the picture below is basically a mirror image. You can see all the sacs but not all the babies because of the various planes in which they are hanging out.
Thanks again for all your prayers!
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Wow, what an amazing adventure you are having, and how awesome that way back when you yourself were formed in your mother's womb, God made your body strong for this task He foreordained for you. I'm so happy that all the babies are active and look healthy! I think it's fun that you know where each of the babies is and can identify who is kicking you! May God continue to encourage you along the way in this journey and keep everyone healthy and you and Gavin and Isaac trusting in Him each step of the way. Can't wait to see you when you get to Dallas! :)ReplyDelete
Thanks so much for your enthusiasm, and I'm sure I can't wait to see you either, although I'll be honest that I don't know which Judy this is. :) The two Judys I can think of are both much loved, however. I'm assuming you are married to "Grandpa T." since you said you read the blogs . . . Love you two!ReplyDelete
On the other hand, the other Aunt Judy is a follower of our site . . . hmmm. Anyway, love YOU too, Judy R.!ReplyDelete
Wow! Continuing to stand amazed at how God in His rich and never ending goodness has and is working His marvelous creative work in you Carrie and in the quints..... What a joy to keep you all (including Gavin and Isaac!) before the throne of Grace. Love you to pieces. Aunt PamReplyDelete
p.s. can't wait to see you all soon here in Big D.ReplyDelete
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It's been a while, hasn't it? Yeah, I really dropped the ball as of late, although I'm more correct if I say several things made me drop the ball. I've had my share of computer problems, eventually resolved by buying a retired graphics card from a friend, which ended up replacing a card given to my by another friend to replace the initial card I had. At least each new card was an upgrade, so I have future-proofed my machine for a while again. Meanwhile my media account expired at the start of March, which I only noticed several days in. Suddenly two EVE accounts to fund, which is pretty rough if you can't properly run the game. There has been a gaming backlog building up because not a great many things ran for very long before I crashed due to overheating. And then there are various real life issues that piled on top of that. Ugh!
As that goes with the main figure missing, things have been on the decline for both PRETA and PRELI. The latter has seen most of its directors step down due to time constraints or feeling the need to move on. The former, well, pretty much the same. Also, I feel my age is starting to show. In August, I will hit the five year mark, and most of that has been spent by being a CEO. I suppose I kinda burned myself out as well trying to run two corporations who both needed a lot of effort. I feel we did really well with PRETA, this last summer. Despite the state of the game we had some good months in Curse. With PRELI, we did really well the last few months. But as it goes, what goes up has to got to fall again. I'm not the only one stuck in a rut, I feel corp members are in the same kind of state. There have been some that have really tried to turn things around, but when you try to motivate people who don't really want to be motivated you don't really get anywhere.
So, where is this all going? Well, in a few days, I am leaving to the beautiful country of Iceland to attend Fanfest. This will be an excellent week of seeing people, being amongst the first to see all the new things that are in store for us, but also a week to clear my head and take some distance from everything in another environment.
I suspect, just like last year did, I will find inspiration again. But I'm also prepared for that to not happen again. I know that Fanfest is always that most critical time of the year, it's like a push in the back that puts you back into speed and keeps you rolling along. And if that does't happen, well, that is a clear sign that nothing else is likely to do it either. Hence, I have put off any decisions regarding my future in EVE, as well as the future of the corporations and alliance under my lead, until after I get back home. I've got some things left that I want to do, but without anything new I'm unsure how much time is left in that.
That is the beauty of EVE though, it's such a massive game something is always left for you to do, and unlike other games there is not the block of having to, for example, level up a new class. Granted, more and more MMOs are offering class changes, knowing probably that someone who has played for many years and is tired of their class may not always want to restart from scratch. But in EVE, this is something that doesn't need to cost a thing, especially for an older character like mine who has access to a lot of ships and skills, with an alt that covers the rest.
If I keep playing, I hope to maintain this blog. I've not participated in the last two blog banters, purely because the topics didn't interest me. I haven't tried the new NPE, and my CSM votes are mostly based on the vote matcher and who happened to capture my attention without spamming my evemail box. But that meant I had nothing else to write about for a month. I suppose some Fanfest posts are going to make up for that though! I also hope I can remain on the Blog Pack, at least for now, as I am one of the longest listed blogs on there now and I don't really want to break my record streak just yet. However, should I just not play and write enough, I'm fine with being removed and simply take pride in how long I have kept at it.
So, that's the state for things. I've not quit, and at worst I will become extremely casual or take a break, but I'm hoping Inferno will have some goodies that will keep me going. I have a few PLEX now that will get me through that, and I'm sure I can make more in that time. Or pay my subscription with cash again, as I did for Myrhial to get the account active again. I know I could have asked for some time to plug in a PLEX, but well, the only one I had left at that time I've donated to the office tour. Those children need the money more than I do, really. Plus, if I win, I get to rave at the devs about pirate stuff, how awesome would that be right?
Well, that's it for now. Back to finishing up things that need to be done before I leave. To those who are also going, see you there, hope to meet some of you again this year! And to those not going, there is always the live stream.
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Taking Off Pounds Sensibly, Pryor Ok Chapter 142, recognized a special guest at their meeting Thursday. Janet Dawson, the Mayes County Home Economist/County Educator spoke to the weight loss group about different ways to modify recipes to suit their new healthy lifestyles.
She discussed recipe substitutions and exchanges to adapt traditional recipes for a lower-calorie, lower-fat, lower-sugar diet.
"What are some ways to reduce fat?" Dawson began. "In most recipes applesauce can be used instead of butter."
She suggested switching to low fat or fat free yogurt and mayonnaise in most recipes.
"Choose tuna packed in water versus tuna packed in oil. Choose leaner meats like ground turkey versus ground beef," said Dawson.
She told the group that one egg can be substituted for two egg whites. Limit using condensed soups and processed meats.
"Instead of frying food, bake, roast or broil it," said Dawson, advocating healthier cooking alternatives.
To reduce sodium she said to cut the amount of salt a recipe calls for by half.
"Play with your food," she said. "Find different lower-sodium seasonings to replace salt. Be creative and find new flavors you like."
In most recipes the amount of sugar called for can be reduced by one third before the taste suffers, Dawson said.
"Look for canned fruit packed in natural juices or water. For dessert choose seasonal fruit rather than baked goods," she said.
Another key element to weight loss and a healthier diet is to increase fiber which Dawson said can be done with some simple steps.
"Switch to whole wheat flour, its a higher fiber alternative," she said. "Try cutting the meat used in a meal in half and substituting beans."
When it comes to produce another way to increase fiber is to leave the skin on, particularly in potatoes and apples.
Often simply cutting out some ingredients can make a huge difference, she said.
When eating a sweet treat, leave off the whipped cream for a quick way to cut calories and sugar.
"Watch your condiments, try switching from mayonnaise to mustard to save calories. Try ordering food without cheese, or with wheat pasta instead of regular pasta," she said.
For other tips she told the group to drink plenty of water before and during a meal to feel fuller. She also said to eat slower, putting silverware down and taking a drink every few bites.
TOPS said these tips are crucial for the 'sensibly' part of their name. They said weight loss is about making sustainable lifestyle changes. The group's president Karen Jackson said the information goes hand in hand with TOPS' exchange system which provides a guide for healthy food substitutions.
The group meets every Thursday night at First Freewill Baptist Church in Pryor from 5 p.m. to 6:15 p.m. For more information about the group contact Karen at 918-825-0631.
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Taking Off Pounds Sensibly, Pryor Ok Chapter 142, recognized a special guest at their meeting Thursday. Janet Dawson, the Mayes County Home Economist/County Educator spoke to the weight loss group about different ways to modify recipes to suit their new healthy lifestyles.
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They are everywhere in Hazelwood—, working Hazelwood Police Department events such as the and you might just see a VIP taking a squad car to get an oil change.
On Saturday, the group was present at spreading the word and looking for new VIPS. Volunteers Denise Wolk and Jeanne Bethel not only manned the booth but helped with the event, as well.
"We are always looking for volunteers," Wolk said. "They can be men or women over 18—anyone that's an adult and has time to devote to the police department."
Wolk said the volunteers help the police with Hazelwood events, as well as office work, among other things.
"When the police department hands out the Halloween bags, we go and help stuff bags," she said. "Depending on what your training is and what you like to do, we will find something.
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Bethel said she does office work, but has also worked in the courts, along with D.A.R.E. graduations.
"I love it," she said. "I have also worked Halloween events—anything for the kids."
Wolk added that the volunteers sometimes drive police cars around when they need oil changes or maintenance.
"If we can do it, that means a police officer doesn't have to," she said.
The unit was recently acknowledged at a $264,166.50. That amount represents 8,521.5 volunteer hours of service.
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The Chickasha High School girls track and field team finished sixth and the boys eighth at the regional track meet in Norman on Saturday, qualifying in five events and earning three additional qualifiers.
Qualifying for the state tournament were the girls 4x100 and 4x200 relay teams, the boys 4x100 and 4x200 relay teams, Shaq Oliver in the high jump, Kyle McNatt in the long jump, Chelci Oliver in the 100-meter dash and Hannah Fergason in the 300-meter hurdles.
The girls 4x100 team qualified by finishing third at regionals, posting a time of 51.67 in the finals. The 4x200 team was also third, finishing in 1:52.83.
The boys 4x200 team placed third with a time of 1:34.04.
Oliver scored jumps of 6 feet and 6 feet 2 inches in the high jump to finish second in the event Saturday.
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Chelci Oliver finished fourth with a 13.16 in the finals of the 100-meter dash to qualify for state.
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"There's always latitude in the way laws are done," says Dullard. "One of the good things about this whole deal is, it's an
example of how good government will work when presented with a sensitive situation. We found a happy medium to do it. It's
actually been an excellent learning experience for a number of universities."
A local, retired history teacher even came by with a group of students to give a lesson on the era in which the cemetery was
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are re-interred with the remains. But, sadly, there is no way to identify any of the remains, Dullard says.
"I had to figure out a way that was going to be a sensitive and professional method of taking care of the problem," he says.
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He still has to go back to the state to seek an extension on the project, since the re-interment process has taken so long.
Dullard says he has already asked the state for the extension and doesn't anticipate any more hurdles.
The next step will be to see whether he recovers any of his costs. He may be able to go back to the seller.
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Use your lawyer. Someone may have seen a red flag for me. It comes down to that fact that you still have to rely on people's
honesty about a lot of things."
Today's laws discourage people from being totally honest because of the cost involved, he says, adding that a friend of his
found 23 graves in the middle of one of his fields. They way things were in the 1800s, people didn't travel far to bury their
dead. As Illinois becomes more developed, many of these smaller, undocumented cemeteries are being discovered, he says.
"This is actually something that's repeating itself day in and day out in all the communities," he says.
But Dullard says the hurdle has turned into a positive experience, and his plans to build a third practice are still moving
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Prep Time: 15 minutes
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- 16 oz. can cherry pie filling
- 1 egg, beaten
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- 3 Tbsp. butter, melted
- 1/2 tsp. cinnamon
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Lightly butter a 3-4 quart crockpot. Place pie filling in prepared crockpot and cook on high for 45 minutes. In medium bowl, combine egg, milk, butter, cinnamon, and nutmeg and beat well.
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Original recipe yields 1 9-inch quiche
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees F (175 degrees C). Grease a 9-inch pie dish with 1 teaspoon olive oil.
- Heat 1 tablespoon olive oil in a skillet over medium heat; cook and stir onion and garlic in the hot oil until garlic is fragrant, 2 to 3 minutes. Add kale, salt, and pepper; cook, stirring occasionally, until kale is wilted, about 5 minutes. Stir tomato and carrots into kale mixture; cook for 5 more minutes. Remove skillet from heat.
- Whisk eggs and milk together in a bowl. Stir Cheddar cheese, kale mixture, and parsley into egg mixture; pour into the prepared pie dish.
- Bake in the preheated oven until quiche is set in the middle and a knife inserted in the center comes out clean, about 50 minutes. Cool in pie dish for 2 to 3 minutes before slicing.
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What a great recipe!! Fantastic way to pack a meal with nutritious vegetables. Closely followed the recipe but added 4, chopped sweet peppers and used almond milk instead of whole milk. After washing the kale, immersed it in a solution of water, lemon juice and salt, and then vigorously massaged it for about 3 minutes. There was not a trace of bitterness in the cooked kale. Total bake time was about 60, rather than 50 minutes for the center part to firm up. While two of us felt the seasoning was spot on, one person added several drops of Frank's Red Hot sauce. After tasting a piece, I might add some hot sauce to the recipe next time but this quiche certainly stands out without it. The sad part is that the entire quiche is gone without even a tiny piece leftover for tomorrow's lunch. MATTSBELLY, thank you for sharing a great veggie dish.
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It was absolutely delicious! I did modify it (like most do!) I use whatever leafy green is going to go bad next, one time was collard greens, this time swiss chard. both times delicious. Added mushrooms too. I cooked the veggies in a cast iron skillet, so rather than transferring it over, i poured the egg mix into the skillet and put the whole thing in the oven. I added a scant cup of bisquick as well, make sure its light and fluffy! thanks for the recipe :D
This was pretty good. I subbed spinach for the kale.
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Amount Per Serving (6 total)
- Calories
- 297 cal
- 15%
- Fat
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- 31%
- Carbs
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- 4%
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Chemical wrote:Very little speculation on what is the goal of the mission. IMO this attack is not against the GK (Vinnie, Charlie and Jillian know how tough the city is) but attempt to capture Prince Ansom while he is riding the dragon express.
HandofShadows wrote:Dancing Cthulhu wrote:And Stanley still has Jack. It would probably, if it ever came down to it, be far easier for him to escape GK with Jack's help then it was escaping the TV/Jillian ambush. Although with Archon magical detection assistance it might not be so easy.
Charlie has to keep his involvement with Jillian very quite. So it's unlikely Archons will be around. And Jack is a Master Class Foolamancer and VERY good at his job. He might even be able to fool the Archons for a time.
Sieggy wrote:I wonder if the Archons can teleport, or Charlie can teleport them . . .when Charlie was hired by the RCC in Book 1, there didn't appear to be any time lapse between Charlie ordering the Archons into action and their arrival. Same thing when all of a sudden GK was up to its neck in Archons after Parson let Charlie know what forces he needed to take GK. If this is the case, though, they SHOULD have been able to escape when GK went nuclear . . . unless they can be dispatched from Charlescomm HQ via some kind of gate. If so, Jillian & company could lay in wait, and when the target appears, notify Charlie, who could then dispatch overwhelming firepower in support. Of course, if he does so, it sort of tips his hand . . .
MarbitChow wrote:GK has better defences, more manpower (well, not Manpower, but still...), more dragons, and more money now than they did before 3000+ troops marched on it in the first book.
fjolnir wrote:This is a fairly info ridden update since we know that Faq has "Only tunnel and air access." with the lack of gobwins and gwiffons not being on the excluded ally list along with the fairly cryptic "didn't pop much infantry" while having "more than enough" even though we've only seen warlords, gwiffond and megalogwiffs popped makes me think that charlie shifted the goblins from gk's mountainous tunnel region to Faqs moutainous tunnel region.
atteSmythe wrote:Chemical wrote:Very little speculation on what is the goal of the mission. IMO this attack is not against the GK (Vinnie, Charlie and Jillian know how tough the city is) but attempt to capture Prince Ansom while he is riding the dragon express.
Excellent theory. Parson was concerned with losing Stanley in an ambush while dwagon-hunting, so they send archons along...think they use the same strategy with the mount relay, or have they gotten sloppy?
BLANDCorporatio wrote:Thinking that Charlie pulled another natural-alliance-turning trick on the Gobwins, and made them natural allies of Jetstone? That would be fun.
atteSmythe wrote:Hey, that's a very good point. We've been told not even fliers can make it over high peaks...unless "Mountain Units" can also make it through the gap, those giants can't even get back to FAQ.
teratorn wrote:Not really. Stanley has less than 100 dwagons and Charlie probably has been popping gobwins and archons like there's no tomorrow, and probably not taking contracts in order to build a massive strike force. And then there's the talk about killing someone attuned to an arkentool, and we've learned the number of archons. A decapitation strike seems feasible.
Stanley isn't really needed anymore, except as being attuned to the hammer. Parson god of thunder?
Telva wrote:Akkristor wrote:If anything, i'm guessing that Turnamancers, in addition to their personal upkeep, require a hefty Schmucker cost to speed a unit pop.
Less than perhaps taking the full amount of turns though. If popping units costs schmuckers per turn that is.
Fangthane wrote:Offhand thought (thanks to Dancing Cthulhu - Presuming that (like units) a volcano can only be uncroaked once and then is "dead-dead", I wonder if, given another dead volcano anywhere, Wanda, Sizemore and Maggie could link to Decrypt it. Or would that pretty much be Ragnarok? (assuming it'd just keep on gushing molten rock permanently)
Decorus wrote:Charlie has over 120 Archons on hand along with 700 golems if Charlie wanted to wipe GK off the map he could easily considering. Keep in mind Charlie is not hurting for cash as he is hired out all over Erfworld farther out then most people even believe Erfworld expands to. This is also the number he had on hand when they were croaked....
Maybe they would never see one another again.
Vinny had his feet on the tower as she lifted skyward. She saw her armada filling the sky with yellow death, and thought it would almost be easier that way.
Dancing Cthulhu wrote:Furousha wrote:intercepting Ansom actually wouldnt be so hard....
And thinking on it, a foreshadow of some sort of capture mission might have occurred in this update, since we got to see how effective a megalogwiff is in capturing even a level six warlord:
""Capture!" Jillian shouted to her stack. Her mount took it as a command. It flew her in fast, shouldering its way between the Giants, and planted itself on the fleeing warlord. The megalogwiff pinned him in the doorway and enveloped his body, leaving only his head exposed."
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NORMAN — Oklahoma coach Bob Stoops did not have an injury report to give at his press conference Monday. He'd literally just arrived from the airport after fog had delayed his morning flight from Dallas back to Oklahoma City. Stoops hadn't talked to OU's medical staff before meeting with reporters.
But cornerback Aaron Colvin, who left OU's game against Kansas State with a shoulder injury, said he will play Saturday against Oklahoma State.
"I do feel better than the last time I might've talked to you guys, but you know, I still have my struggles," Colvin said. "At the end of the day, there's nothing I can do. I can't complain about it. I can't dwell over it, keep thinking about it. I'm just gonna have to fight through it and try to get this team the best chance to win."
The status of left tackle Tyrus Thompson (ankle), left guard (Adam Shead), backup nose guard Torera Peterson (leg) and backup linebacker Jordan Evans (ankle) remains up in the air for Saturday.
Early to rise: With Bedlam game slated for an 11 a.m., kickoff, the Sooners should be in their comfort zone. It is their third straight game to kickoff before noon and fifth pre-afternoon start in 12 games. The Sooners are 4-1 in those games, with the only loss being against Texas.
With the temperature forecasted to be below 20 degrees and the early start the elements are there to somewhat temper the crowd at Pickens Stadium.
"It'll be rocking. It's a great atmosphere, one of the best in college football I think, for how small it is, how loud it gets. Their fans do a great job," OU center Gabe Ikard said. "We'll see if the guys and gals my age are able to get up for that 11 a.m. kickoff."
Still the same: Oklahoma State has different offensive coordinator since it last met the Sooners. Mike Yurcich took over after left to become head coach at Southern Miss.
The change in play-callers has not changed the Cowboys much, offensively, according to Sooner defensive coordinator Mike Stoops.
"Nothing structurally has changed a whole lot from last year to this year. For the past several years, their structures, formations and everything have been very similar to what you see and what we saw a year ago," he said.
"I think they're running the football better. Every offense runs better when you can run the football. The fullback and tight end has become a little more relevant in their offense over the last four or five weeks."
Back to Stillwater, again: Due to a scheduling quirk in 2011 when the Big 12 became a 10-team league, Bedlam is in Stillwater for the third time in the last four years. OU's seniors are not particularly happy they only got to play one Bedlam game at home. But they know what to expect at Pickens Stadium.
"Being somewhere, you already kind of get a gist of what's going to happen, what's going on. So, personally, I know me and some other guys, we know what to expect. We know what we're going to get," Colvin said. "They're going to be rowdy. This is for all the marbles for them. But we've played some tough games away so it won't be any different."
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I have played a Schecter for 3 years now and after a long stale period I am back on it. Getting back into appreciaetd guitars and researching a new guitar, I see they have released basically a generally-improved version of my current one.
I also saw that the store that I bought my current one from, Sound Control, has closed down.
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Especially to the lacksadaisical cunt that served me. I was about to give my vague memories of his name and appearance so one of you could bring me his head. Then I remembered that the only reason you'd go to Dundee from the other side of the world without being forced to go there is for the sake of humanity with a minigun, flamethrower and an armoured battalion with naval support, so you'll probably catch him anyway.
I am having (like before) trouble in finding a reliable distributor in the UK, as in somewhere that might not have the one I want in but would without delay phone up Schecter HQ and have one in by 2 or so months time. I would prefer a store in Scotland, so I could potentially visit it.
I just need suggestions or someone better informed's knowledge on it as I'm finding it hard myself finding such a place. Schecter's site also has dick-all. A lot of the would-be links and tabs are dud. Namely the "Dealers" tab. Also, a lot of the articles I've read about Schecter's UK distribution have loads of dud links in them too.
Basically, if not anything, just tell me what has happened between Schecter and the UK. It would equally be of use.
Note: THIS IS TO HELP ANYONE HERE IN BRITAIN INTERESTED IN OR PLAYING SCHECTER THAT ARE HAVING TROUBLE GETTING A DEALER.
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A new group of seniors will take the helm as WVU's award-winning television news program "WVU News" begins taping later this month. The fall 2012 news team will include anchors Anjelica Trinone (first row, left) of New Manchester, W.Va., and Lindsay Cobb (first row, right) of Shenandoah Junction, W.Va. Jamie McCracken (second row, right) of Clarksburg, W.Va., will serve as back-up anchor.
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Kim Kardashian's pregnancy was first revealed by her boyfriend, Kanye West, during a concert. Kim is three months pregnant and recently appeared on "The Today Show" to talk about her pregnancy and how she feels about becoming a mother soon.
The host of the show, Savannah Guthrie, asked about the pregnancy right away, saying, "We want to congratulate you on your pregnancy news." The host then asked Kim if the news had started to sink in, to which Kim replied, "I think until I really start seeing, like, a belly, it won't really sink in. It's just like a weird realization until you really start seeing the physical changes, um, and every day's different."
Kim Kardashian started dating Kanye West almost six months back, when her marriage with Kris Humphries fell apart. Things took quite a turn in their relationship after Kim's pregnancy news, since it was a pleasant surprise for the couple.
Savannah Guthrie asked Kim about Kanye's baby announcement and if it was planned. "No, he just kind of says what he feels," said Kim. "Once you're past the three-month mark, you're pretty safe, so he just kind of goes off with what he feels and he was feeling it that night."
Kim Kardashian also revealed on the show how she actually feared that she might have fertility issues.
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Kim Kardashian's baby is due in July - the same time when Kate Middleton's baby is also due. Kim was also asked on the show whether there are any wedding plans along the way, to which she replied that she can definitely see that happening with Kanye West, but for the time being, their focus is only going to be their baby.
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trustees have appointed Charles "Jeff" Anderson as their new assistant superintendent of curriculum and instruction and human resources effective July 1, 2012.
Anderson has been principal of Saratoga High School since 2005 and will continue in that role through the end of the 2011‐12 school year, trustees announced this week in a press release.
Anderson was selected from a pool of candidates after an extensive search, trustees said.
The seasoned educator has more than 24 years of experience as a teacher, including 16 years as a high school administrator. As a local educational leader, he is committed to improving student learning for all students, creating a positive work environment for teachers and staff, and building a positive, transparent relationship with the community, the release stated.
Anderson is said to have guided the implementation of the block schedule, opening the door for a variety of innovate teaching strategies, created an "open access" policy for Advanced Placement (AP) courses, and worked hard to build student connectedness, integrating the goals of Project Cornerstone at Saratoga High School, trustees added.
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Anderson received his undergraduate degree in history from UC Santa Cruz, his teaching credential from CSU Hayward, and his administrative credential and master's of arts degree in education from CSU Sonoma.
said he was excited to have Anderson continue on the district's administrative team in his new role, commenting that "Jeff brings a thorough understanding of high school curriculum, our staff and the challenges and opportunities of a high performing district. Saratoga High has been the beneficiary of his passion for excellence and we look forward to bringing that same commitment throughout the district."