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Craftster user iheartohmy shares a tutorial for making a pair of ballet flats. Use a piece of leather (or pleather) for the soles, and pretty canvas fabric for the uppers. Get the how-to.
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I love your flats they're so cute!
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by desmoinesdem, Fri Jun 12, 2009 at 05:37:47 AM EDT
I don't write much about education policy, but here's one for the high school and college students in the MyDD community (and their parents).
Newsweek just published its annual list of the top 1,500 public high schools in the U.S. I wrote up a piece for Bleeding Heartland about the six Iowa high schools on Newsweek's list. There are a few problems with the rankings, based solely on one figure: "the number of Advanced Placement, Intl. Baccalaureate and/or Cambridge tests taken by all students at a school in 2008 divided by the number of graduating seniors."
Of course, many other factors go into making a high school "good," such as a welcoming environment for students from diverse backgrounds, opportunities to participate in a wide range of extracurriculars, meeting the needs of lower-performing students. Also, some excellent Iowa high schools didn't make the list, perhaps because they cover lower-income neighborhoods as well as prosperous areas.
But there's another problem with Newsweek's ranking: it assumes that the more AP tests high school students take, the better. One Bleeding Heartland user has learned the hard way about the pitfalls of piling up AP credits in high school.
Rachael Giertz posted her recent letter to the editor of the Des Moines Register, along with further comments about her experience, in this diary at Bleeding Heartland. Giertz did what she was supposed to do in high school--she took lots of AP classes and sat for lots of exams (which are more expensive than I realized--something like $90 per test now). Consequently, she was able to graduate from college in three years. However, when she applied to graduate schools, she found that she was not eligible because she had skipped some college-level courses (like first year chemistry) thanks to AP.
I believe it's valuable for high school students to take AP classes as an introduction to college-level work. If money is not an issue, students may as well take the AP tests to see how well they've learned the material. However, after reading Giertz's diary I am going to warn any college students thinking about graduate studies not to skip college courses that may be prerequisites for grad school applications.
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by Nathan A. Cherry, 03/02/2012
Martinsburg, WV – I can hardly believe the words as they came out of my mouth. I was sitting at my desk, reading an article and suddenly I said "I agree with Biden." After three years in office I can honestly say it is the first time I have ever uttered those words (and most probably the last time). Nonetheless I said them, and I am sticking to what I said.
Here's why I agree with Biden. It comes back to the Obama insurance mandate that has the whole country fighting mad over trampling our religious liberty while forcing us all to fund contraception, sterilization, and abortifacient drugs. What many people don't know about this story is the people on the committee that formed the mandate and then pushed the president to make it law. That is where things get interesting, as Lifenews.com reported:
"Jake Tapper of ABC News wrote a remarkable story last week revealing the players in the Obama administration's internal debate on the contraception mandate…According to Tapper, President Obama's top advisers on the issue included Vice President Joe Biden, former White House Chief-of-Staff Bill Daley, Defense Secretary Leon Panetta, HHS Secretary Kathleen Sebelius, former Domestic Policy Council Director Melody Barnes, White House Senior Advisers Valerie Jarrett and Pete Rouse, former White House Communications Director Anita Dunn, two U.S. Senators – and Planned Parenthood Federation for America CEO Cecile Richards."
What is most interesting about this group of people (other than Leon Panetta being on it – I'm not sure what contraception and defense have in common) is that only one person stood to gain financially from this decision – Cecile Richards and Planned Parenthood. And who do you think was most vocal about the mandate? Yep, Cecile Richards and Planned Parenthood.
So this interesting group of people is debating on the mandate when Biden (and Daley and Panetta) make the following statements:
"The Vice President and others argued that this wouldn't be seen as an issue of contraception – it would be seen as an issue of religious liberty…[Biden, Daley and Panetta] argued, saying that the Obama administration couldn't force religious charities to pay for something they think is a sin…."
Just when I thought Biden couldn't say anything worth remembering he goes and sticks up for religious liberty. Now, does he really believe this, or is he just making a politician's argument? I don't know, but he and others argued for the fact that Obama could not "force religious charities to pay for something they think is a sin."
But Biden and others opposing the mandate lost in the end to the liberal, pro-abortion feminists the president has surrounded himself with recently. It's more than obvious that Planned Parenthood is a major voice in the Obama White House and that Cecile Richards has put her organization in a position to gain millions of dollars thanks to this new mandate. Steven Aden commented on this fact in a Townhall blog article recently:
"In fact, the federal government has a vested interest in Planned Parenthood, which owes fealty to the government that's funded them so well that the abortion provider now claims over a billion dollars in net assets…When you think about Richards' support of the birth control/abortion pill mandate in this light, it's easy to see past her veiled 'women's rights' mantra. Planned Parenthood stands to gain even more money if employers are forced to provide 'free' abortion pills, sterilization, and contraceptives for their employees…It's also easy to see that what's being portrayed as a fight solely between Obama and the Roman Catholic Church can be more accurately described as a new battle in the fight for life over death, and for conscience over subservience, for people of all walks of life."
And if you think all this is bad, just wait, it gets worse. A recent Wall Street Journal article gives the scary details on what's in store in the very near future. But the bottom line goes something like this:
"In the future, thanks to ObamaCare, the government will issue such health edicts on a routine basis—and largely insulated from public view. This goes beyond contraception to cancer screenings, the use of common drugs like aspirin, and much more."
It appears that, unless something changes in 2012, we will see more mandates like this one that tramples religious freedoms; and most likely a host of other freedoms.
About Nathan Cherry
Nathan Cherry is the chief editor and blogger for the Engage Family Minute blog, the official blog of the FPCWV. He serves also as the Regional Development Coordinator as a liaison to the pastor's of West Virginia. He is a pro-life, pro-traditional marriage, pro-religious freedom conservative. He is also a husband, father, pastor, author, musician, and follower of Jesus Christ.


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In the tradition of Bertrand Russell's Why I Am Not a Christian and Sam Harris's recent bestseller, The End of Faith, Christopher Hitchens makes the ultimate case against religion. With a close and erudite reading of the major religious texts, he documents the ways in which religion is a man-made wish, a cause of dangerous sexual repression, and a distortion of our origins in the cosmos.
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If the intended reader of this book should want to go beyond disagreement with its author and try to identify the sins and deformities that animated him to write it (and I have certainly noticed that those who publicly affirm charity and compassion and forgiveness are often inclined to take this course), then he or she will not just be quarreling with the unknowable and ineffable creator whopresumablyopted to make me this way. They will be defiling the memory of a good, sincere, simple woman, of stable and decent faith, named Mrs. Jean Watts.
It was Mrs. Wattss task, when I was a boy of about nine and attending a school on the edge of Dartmoor, in southwestern England, to instruct me in lessons about nature, and also about scripture. She would take me and my fellows on walks, in an especially lovely part of my beautiful country of birth, and teach us to tell the different birds, trees, and plants from one another. The amazing variety to be ...
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The city sent water shutoff notices to 900 residents totaling $405,000 in April, giving them until May 1 to pay past due bills or request a payment plan. Residents receiving notices had unpaid water bills dating back to late last year, City Manager Mark Pollock said.
Pollock said the warning was effective because the city received $200,000 in water bill payments on April 30 alone. "The response was very good," he said. "I think most people are at least trying to make an effort to pay."
Still, there were 200 residents who had not contacted the city about their unpaid water bills as of May 1. If those residents don't make a payment or set up a payment plan by next week, they will receive a notice that threatens to turn off their water in seven-10 days.
Pollock said the city decided to extend the water shutoff deadline because the majority of residents responded by May 1.
In August, the to rolling over more than $400,000 in taxes for residents with delinquent water bills. Clawson residents receive their water bills quarterly and payments are due within 40 days of bills being mailed. There is a 5 percent late fee for overdue bills.
"We've been lax in Clawson and people have become accustomed to that," Mayor Penny Luebs said.
Pollock agreed. "We knew this would be a little bit of a culture shock," he said.
Resident Staci Barkkari said she thinks the shutoff policy is necessary because some residents don't take their water bills seriously.
"There are probably a lot of people that, because (the city) wasn't shutting off the water, they just decided they weren't going to pay it," Barkkari said. "People that are ignoring (the water bill) should have it cut off."
However, Barkkari said she believes the quarterly bill can be overwhelming for a family struggling to make ends meet.
"It's harder because it's such large bill every three months," she said. "It would be nice if it was broken up a little differently."
The average quarterly bill for residents is $200 and past due bills ranged from $300-$700, Pollock said. The highest delinquent bill was $11,000 at an apartment complex, which has now been paid.
Luebs said she is hoping to transition into a monthly billing cycle in the future.
Residents who can't afford to pay their bills must prove legitimate hardship in order to qualify for a payment plan. Pollock said he will work with individuals to determine how much they are able to pay. The goal is to get residents caught up with their bills within three-six months, he said.
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Wallingford is part of the the HazWaste Central community, (the towns are listed below), and that means residents here can bring their household hazardous wastes to the New Haven facility on Saturday mornings from 9 a.m. until noon through Oct. 27. The facility opens in May.
HazWaste Central is located behind the Regional Water Authority's headquarters, at 90 Sargent Drive, New Haven, just south of Interstate 95 off of Exit 46 - the Long Wharf Exit.
According to the organization's Website, "household hazardous waste comes from everyday products used in the home, garage, yard or garden. By definition, they are corrosive, flammable, toxic or reactive." Disposing of them at facilities like HazWaste helps protect the environment. Best of all, when you bring your waste to the site it is off-loaded by their professional staff.
"Once it is in our hands, your old household products become hazardous waste. They then fall under stringent regulations for handling, storage, transportation and disposal of hazardous materials of Connecticut's Department of Energy and Environmental Protection and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.Clean Harbors Environmental Services of New Britain, CT removes household hazardous wastes from your car, identifies it, enters it into a record keeping system and packs it into a 55-gallon drum of similar wastes. They transport the drums to federally approved disposal sites. Some materials from HazWaste Central are incinerated in special facilities approved for disposal of hazardous wastes. Others are placed in special landfills. When possible, materials from HazWaste Central are recycled or reused," the agency's Website says.
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Are you a New Castle resident who received a robo call over the weekend from Mount Pleasant? If so, it was done in error, New Castle Town Administrator Penny Paderewski stated.
While New Castle did not send out robo calls during this weekend's snow storm—text messages and emails were used instead—some in town got calls from Mount Pleasant Supervisor Joan Maybury, Paderewski said.
Both towns have been using new robo call systems, Paderewski said. While New Castle "scrubbed" its data when it used its CodeRED system, it appears that Mount Pleasant had more people in its range than needed, Paderewski stated.
Paderewski also stated that she spoke with Maybury's office about it and that they apologized.
Maybury's office confirmed the mix up and stated that the system is being fixed.
Addressing the mistake, Paderewski looked at it optimistically. She wrote, "As one New Castle resident I spoke to told me, 'I would rather get more information than less.' I personally think that is a good way to look at it."


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Shortly after a disappointing 2008 season, Anderson University softball coach Tony Holloway gathered his staff and his captains together and laid out a five-year plan that would end with contention for a national title.
While the Ravens were playing for their postseason lives in the NCAA Div. III regional at Trine University in Angola this weekend, Holloway got a text from Julia Siefring, the captain of the 2009 team.
"Do you realize this is the fifth year?" she typed.
AU survived five consecutive elimination games and beat Allegheny twice in the championship round to win the first regional championship in school history and advance to the World Series beginning Friday in Eau Claire, Wis.
The Ravens are one of just eight teams still in the national title race, and Holloway reflected on that fact late Monday afternoon after the team returned to campus following a 5-1 win against Allegheny in the final game.
"Everything is done by a lot of commitment from our kids," he said. "Our kids (on the roster), one to 18, I can go back through the games that we've played, the 47 games that we've played this year, and I can show you a different star multiple times. And I think that's the signs of a good team, when you don't rely on that one main pitcher, that one main hitter. I felt like we were potent (in the batting order) one through nine."
Former Shenandoah star Yardley Collett was named the regional's MVP, and she had a hit and an RBI in Monday's victory.
By the time she stepped off the bus on campus hours later, she still wore a smile on her face. And she echoed Holloway's words.
"It feels like we're all just meshing at the right time, we're peaking at the right time," she said. "There's nothing else that I can really say. Everybody from all the little freshies (freshmen) up to the fifth-years (seniors), it took one through 18 to get us to this point."
AU beat Trine, tournament's No. 1 seed and the No. 2-ranked team in the nation, in the first round before losing to Aurora a day later. To stay alive in the double-elimination tournament, the Ravens won five games over the next three days — including a second victory against Trine.
"That was a big confidence booster for us, and it tells us that we literally can play with any team in the nation," said pitcher Devin Moorman, who got the win on Monday. "Going into this next weekend, it should be good. I don't think we're out of our league by any means, and we're just going to play our best game and see what happens."
The Ravens (31-16) open World Series play on Friday at 2:30 p.m. against Luther (32-9). Each of the World Series games can be viewed live at NCAA.com.


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|Falcon hockey faces more travel (06-21-13)
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|Friday, 21 June 2013 09:34
Bowling Green will have plenty of travel in the Western Collegiate Hockey Association.
Of the Falcons seven road trips this season, three are to the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, one is to Alaska, one is to Alabama and one is to Minnesota.
The Falcons join the WCHA this season when all of college hockey's realignment takes affect.
BG recently announced its schedule for the 2013-14 season. It'll play 28 league games (14 home, 14 away) and eight nonleague games.
The Falcons were charter members of the Central Collegiate Hockey Association where they could play home-and-home series against six of their 10 opponents, if desired.
The Falcons' closest league opponent now is Ferris State, which is four hours away.
"This is the new world for us - there's' going to be more travel for the foreseeable future," BG coach Chris Bergeron said.
In the 10-team WCHA, BG faces five opponents four times each (two home, two away), and four opponents twice each.
BG plays Alabama-Huntsville, Alaska-Anchorage, Lake Superior, Michigan Tech and Minnesota State-Mankato four times each.
The Falcons host Alaska-Fairbanks and Bemidji State in two-game series, and visit Ferris and Northern Michigan for two-game series.
The WCHA was divided into five sets of scheduling partners. The partners play each other four times each season.
BG's partner is Huntsville. The other pairings are: Ferris-Lake Superior, Northern-Tech, Bemidji-Mankato and Anchorage-Fairbanks.
Because of their increased league travel, the Falcons will try to play as many nonleague games at home or close to BG as possible.
This season, BG hosts Colgate and visits Union to finish home-and-home contracts that started last season.
The Falcons have a home-and-home series with Ohio State in a pair of Tuesday games in October
BG also travels to Pittsburgh for the Three Rivers Classic at Consol Energy Center. Also in the tournament are Boston College, Penn State and host Robert Morris. The pairings and game times haven't been decided.
"I want to stay closer to home for nonconference games and we're doing that ... but we're still going to have trips," Bergeron said. "We want to stay close to home, but we want to fill a schedule, too, and we want to play teams that are willing to play us here, too. We want teams to play here at Bowling Green and if we have to travel a bit to get them to come here, then we'll address that."
BG has two nonleague series finalized for the 2014-15 season, home-and-home series against OSU and Miami.
Bergeron said the other two nonleague series that season likely will be against Niagara or teams from the Eastern College Athletic Conference.
BG could play as many as 10 nonleague games during the 2014-15 season, the result of it visiting both Anchorage and Fairbanks.
Games outside the continental United States don't count against the NCAA's 34-game maximum, but Bergeron doubted BG would play those 10 nonleague games and will likely schedule just eight.
"I'm not ready to go down that road yet," Bergeron said when asked about playing 10 nonleague games. "We're going to play eight for now."
The Falcons start the 2013-14 season with an exhibition against Wilfrid Laurier Oct. 5 before playing six straight nonleague games against Colgate, OSU and Union.
BG is hoping to contend for the WCHA championship and an NCAA tournament berth this season.
"Those games are very difficult. They're all good teams," Bergeron said. "These games preparing us for our league, but hopefully they're preparing us for a national tournament."
Based on last season, Ferris and Mankato figure to be the top two teams in the league entering the season.
BG starts WCHA play Nov. 1-2 when it hosts Anchorage. After facing Anchorage, the Falcons play six straight games against Mankato and Ferris.
The complete schedule is on page 13.
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Nuaimi was hired July of 2010 and is paid close to $20,000.00 per month when you add up salary, perks and benefits, to NOT make mistakes. However, it seems he is fast and loose with over committing Town funds for projects. Most of these costs over-runs and budget-busters came in during Mayor Dawn Rowe's turn on the dais leaving her term as her "Legacy of Debt." >>>Link
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Galloway Township Mayor Don Purdy and Deputy Mayor Tony Coppola met with the District 9 Legislative Delegation and authorities from the New Jersey Turnpike Authority on Wednesday, Oct. 10, and among the topics discussed was the possibility of using funds from the Casino Redevelopment Development Authority for the construction of a full interchange at Exit 40, connecting the Parkway to the White Horse Pike, according to the District 9 legislators.
Atlantic County Freeholder Alex Marino was also in attendance, and they also discussed the Parkway widening project, according to the legislators. Representatives from Gov. Chris Christie's Office and the New Jersey Department of Transportation were also in attendance, according to the legislators.
"The intent of holding this meeting was to apprise the Turnpike Authority of the strong public support for a full interchange at Exit 40 as well as to have the opportunity for local officials to provide input on how best to move forward," Senator Christopher J. Connors said in a release. "The Turnpike Authority was attentive to the points raised and informed us that its engineers would take a fresh look at its original study of establishing a full interchange at the Exit, which is outdated given the significant changes to the area over the years. There was also discussion about examining the design of the current Parkway widening project, especially the bridge design over Route 30, with an eye toward preparing for a full interchange project at Exit 40."
The project was first presented in 2011, along with the relocation of the State Police barracks to Galloway as part of the Parkway Widening Project. As a result of the project, residents would lose access to the rest stop off Jimmie Leeds Road, but would still be able to access the Parkway. Interchanges have been discussed at Exit 40 and mile markers 41 and 44.
The Authority held an Information Session at the Richard Stockton College of New Jersey in August, but residents still had questions. Connors proposed holding a joint meeting with the Turnpike Authority, township officials and Sen. Jim Whelan. However, Whelan was unable to reschedule the meeting he had already arranged with the Turnpike Authority. That meeting will take place on Friday.
"One option our Delegation is exploring is the prospect of using funds from the Casino Redevelopment Development Authority for the construction of a full interchange at Exit 40," Connors said. "Upgrading the existing infrastructure to provide for improved access to Atlantic City, to which Route 30 serves as a major corridor, would be from our viewpoint an appropriate use of CRDA funds. Looking at the issue from a different perspective, the traffic going to and from Atlantic City is a contributing factor to the area's overall traffic congestion impacting neighboring municipalities. Why then shouldn't revenue raised from Atlantic City's gaming industry be used to upgrade the existing local infrastructure, which it relies heavily on to bring in tourists and customers?"
"Residents who drive local roadways on a daily basis have approached our Delegation in support of a full interchange at Exit 40 as a practical extension of the interchange improvement planned for Exit 41 and Exit 44," Assemblyman Brian E. Rumpf said. "There is a growing consensus that further traffic improvements are warranted in order to meet the increasing demand placed on the existing infrastructure, which has become deficient largely due to the sustained population growth in the area. Also, there is the economic component of this issue, whereby a full interchange could be a catalyst for economic development along Route 30, which motorists currently can not fully access from the Parkway."
Rumpf is a ranking member of the Assembly Transportation, Public Works and Independent Authorities Committee.
"In the end, it is a question of money," Rumpf said. "Funding has to be in place to pay for a large scale project. The first step in the process is to have this project brought into the planning stage in recognition of its priority as a needed infrastructure improvement."
Galloway Councilman Jim Gorman initially proposed the idea of an interchange connecting the Garden State Parkway to the White Horse Pike.
"Our Delegation has worked in a bipartisan fashion to bring together and offer the opportunity to state, county and local government officials to provide input and represent the interests of their respective constituencies on establishing a full interchange at Exit 40," Assemblywoman DiAnne C. Gove said. "The planned interchange improvements for both Exits 41 and 44, which our Delegation wholly supports, puts into context the extent of the infrastructure upgrades needed to alleviate traffic congestion in the area as well as to support facilities such Stockton College and AtlantiCare's Mainland Campus, which are among the area's largest employers. However, it has become clear that any long term infrastructure plan for the area must include the establishment of a full interchange at Exit 40."


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Home to the largest collection of grand Victorian homes and the third largest National Preservation District in the United States, the Old Louisville neighborhood is well worth a visit for anyone with an interest in history, architecture and preservation. Within this 48-block area, in addition to the many Victorian mansions, there are interesting examples of other architectural styles as well, including Romanesque Revival, Beaux Arts, Queen Anne, Italianate and Chateauesque.
The Old Louisville Visitors Center, located at 1217 South 4th Street about two miles south of Louisville's Downtown riverfront, is a good place to begin your visit. Louisville Historic Tours offers regularly scheduled guided walking and bus tours including an Old Louisville Grand Walking Tour, a Mansions and Milestones Tour, a Ghosts of Old Louisville Tour and several others. (Telephone: 502-637-2922 for tour reservations or to schedule a private tour.)
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A Port Arthur woman who was shot twice in the head and beaten on New Year's Day remains hospitalized but is making progress, police said.
Jennifer Grogan Watson, 33, was at her home at Valley View Estates apartments, 5801 Twin City Hwy., when she and her boyfriend reportedly became involved in a domestic disturbance about 3:28 a.m. Jan. 1. The victim's 11-year-old child made the 911 call and attempted to help her mother and protect another child who was visiting the home.
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Ervis Chapman Jr., 32, of Port Arthur, was arrested in Chambers County later that afternoon and transferred to Jefferson County. Jefferson County Justice of the Peace Precinct 8 Tim Gilliam III set bond at $200,000 on the charge of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, a first degree felony. He was also charged with felon in possession of a firearm.


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Lupe Fiasco was booted off an inaugural party stage last night in Washington after dedicating his 30-minute set to the song "Words I Never Said," Politico reports. The rapper, performing at an event hosted by StartUp RockOn, repeated the lyrics, "Limbaugh is a racist, Glenn Beck is a racist/ Gaza Strip was getting bombed, Obama didn't say shit/ That's why I ain't vote for him, next one either," for an usually long time and said he didn't vote for Obama. He was told to move to the next song, but refused and was escorted off the stage.
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In 2011, Fiasco called Obama "the biggest terrorist . . . in the United States of America," and later appeared on The O'Reilly Factor to discuss his views on the president.
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Bergen Avenue has a Walk Score of 88 out of 100. This location is Very Walkable so most errands can be accomplished on foot.
Bergen Avenue is a 12 minute walk from the Hudson-Bergen Light Rail at the ML KING DRIVE HBLR STATION stop.
This location is in the McGinley Square neighborhood in Jersey City. Nearby parks include Arlington Park, Lincoln Park and Boyd-McGuiness Park.
Nearby schools include Badr School, Joseph H Brensinger 17 School and Julia A. Barnes #12 School.
The closest grocery stores are Brother Mini Market, Aladin News & Grocery and G & R Food Market.
Nearby coffee shops include Humz's Halal Cafe, Shades of Java Coffee House and Honey Bakery. Nearby restaurants include Big Easy Restaurant, Irma's Restaurant and Maracas Grill.
Bergen Avenue is near Arlington Park, Arlington Park and Arlington Park.


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All Polluters in Connecticut
American Electro Prods. Inc.
Anocoil Corp.
Associated Spring
Autoswage Prods. Inc.
Braxton Mfg. Co. Inc.
Chromium Process Co.
Colt'S Mfg. Co. Inc.
Component Tech. Inc.
Connecticut Spring & Stamping Corp.
Corbin Russwin
Deburring Labs. Inc.
Durham Mfg. Co.
Dynamic Gunver Technologies
Engelhard Corp.
Exmet Corp.
Eyelematic Mfg Co
Eyelet Crafters Inc.
Eyelet Design Inc.
G L C Associates
H.B. Ives Co. (Harrow Products)
Har-Conn Chrome Co.
Henlopen Manufacturing Co Inc
M. Swift & Sons Inc
Marlin Firearms Co.
Metal Finishing Techs. Inc.


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Thomas Deuling is a web applications developer with over 5 years experience in developing large web applications with open source technologies. He started by programming small web applications and websites for different agencies. Currently, he is self employed and has just founded his own company called coding.ms (www.coding.ms). He has managed many large web projects in the past, even developing a whole ERP/CRM system for a large international company. In short, Thomas lives web development.
He is also the author of a German book, Warenwirtschaft und Webapplikationen auf Basis von OpenLaszlo, VDM Publishing, which deals with enterprise resource planning and web applications based on OpenLaszlo.


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Clones in a plant.
My clone army is strong 40! Trooper 5 jedi 3 gunyus and wookie 3 walker 2 ships 2 commder base and one canon
star wars galaxy
A speeder for torpedos
I made this with my brother Jude.
2 speeders
They're having a battle on Hoth. Rebels vs Darkside!
The Republic have encountered a droid battalion that never made it to the main battle of Kashyyyk and are forced to destroy them, however the droids prove to be quite strong can they do it? Who do yo …
The Empire have lanuched their invasion upon the hidden rebel base on the frozen planet of Hoth. The battle is relatively even, but who do you think will win?
Every week I will try to post a picture of R2 somewhere cool and for the first one he is on top of the Seattle Space Needle.
Mini figs all over!!!! Get some drinks!!!
Please like and enjoy
These battle droids are strong
This is a contest. Create a custom clone arc trooper. And the added Pictures have to be linked to the tag epicclone12 The pictures that I get will be put into a story! And the last pic is a r …
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Pic1 a messed up base pic2 watch out obi wan pic3 hot dog pic4 and 5 I have eyes on the back of my head literally
i finally posted this creation. thank goodness.i try to post this in july 18 my birthday but it wounld`t let me. anyway you can go ahead and say birthday cards in the comments for me and tattoineman …
Entry for 501 contest.
This clone is created be me!
This is what jedi do when their is no mission.Injoy.Please look at some of my other creation's.
This is a parade I made similar to one I made on may the 4th.
republic news
Clone yells"hey look its a giant obi-wan!"
bow to the god of all siths
My favourite comander
Episode 2 Part 2 Chapter 1... " Well isn't this a nice surprise" I said to the intruder without turning to face him. "One giant bounty has been put on your head Rick, you need to be more careful of w …
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By BRIAN WOODSON
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
BLUEFIELD, Va. —
If Graham wants to claim its first playoff win since 2009, the G-Men will have to do it at Richlands, a team they last defeated two years before that, snapping the Blues' then 33-game regular season win streak.
That is fine with Graham third-year head coach Mike Williams.
"We are always excited to have another week to play football," Williams said. "Who we play don't make any difference to me, going into this thing we were willing to play anybody, anywhere, anytime.
"At this stage of the game they are all challenging games. It is a little ironic that us and Richlands in their first year in this (division) that we would match up in the first round."
Believe it. No. 12 seeded Graham (6-4) will visit No. 5 Richlands (7-3) tonight at Ernie Hicks Stadium. Kickoff is slated for 7:30 p.m. The winner will draw either Gretna or Virginia High in a Group 2A West second round affair next weekend.
Throw out the seedings in this one.
"Both teams are playing real good football," Williams said. "Looking at the playoffs I would say for the most part any one team is capable of beating another. Seedings matter as far as where you play, but as far as the games themselves, they don't mean a whole lot.
"At this stage in the game I think anybody is capable of beating anybody. We are playing good football right now, Richlands is playing good football, it is kind of old hat for them. We feel good about where we are at."
No wonder. Graham nearly got past the Blue Tornado earlier this season, falling 27-26 at Richlands in September.
"If we win this week we are going to play somebody different," said Williams, of facing the Blue Tornado once again. "It doesn't make any difference to us, we are happy to be in the playoffs and happy for a chance at another game.
"We embrace the opportunity to play Richlands again. I don't have any qualms with a rematch in the first round."
It was just three weeks ago when the G-Men were 3-4 and on the brink of missing the playoffs for the first time since 2009. That was followed by three straight wins, including at previously unbeaten Fort Chiswell.
"I think we are playing good football right now, it is nice to go into the playoffs with momentum, with wind in your sails, I feel like we are doing that," Williams said. "I think both us and Richlands are coming into this thing with a little momentum behind us."
While Graham has won three straight, the Blue Tornado grew from a 3-3 start to win four in a row. These clubs met on Sept. 13, with Richlands scoring a late touchdown to survive in a game that saw the G-Men turn the ball over twice and miss a couple of two-point conversions.
Williams sees no reason why this one won't be just as close.
"Anytime you have a close game within a score or so, you can always look back and see a play here or there you could have won with," Williams said. "Most all close games come down to 1, 2 or 3 key plays and that was probably the case for us against Richlands.
"The first game came down to that and usually when you play a top-notch opponent, it is going to come down to a couple of plays. I feel like this is a good matchup, we match up well with Richlands."
Offensively, Graham brings a balanced offense that could have two 1,000-yard rushers by the end of the game. Dylan Cook (1,074 yards, 9 td) has already reached that mark, and Charlie Benfield (941, 11 td) is just 59 yards away.
Colby Hill will return to quarterback after recuperating from a shoulder injury, having thrown for 1,028 yards and 11 touchdowns, three of which came against the Blues. His targets include Bryce Farris (18-362, 6 td) and Dequan Booker (24-347, 2 td), with it all starting behind a veteran offensive line paced by center Chase Asbury and tackle Daelan Caffee.
"Since I have been they have been one of the better defenses we have faced," said Williams, of the Blues, who are led on defense by Anthony Cordle, Frank Taylor and Ben Brown. "The key on offense always lies with the guys up front.
"If they come off the ball, block hard and block to the whistle that is going to create running lanes and time to throw the ball. The key to any offense is the offensive line performing at a high level."
Defensively, Hunter Cook paces Graham with 117 tackles, while Asbury has 91. Adrian Gray is uncanny for getting into the backfield, having recorded 6 1/2 sacks and 22 1/2 tackles for loss. Adam Carbaugh and Jake Tibbs, who have been out with injuries, are also expected back on a limited basis. Dylan Cook and Mark Large have played admirably in their place.
Their task will be to slow down the Richlands offensive attack that is led by Colton Staten, a senior tailback with 1,113 yards in just seven games this season, including 174 in the earlier game with the G-Men.
"I think the key to beating Richlands is to stop Colton Staten and make them beat you some other way," Williams said. "He is one of the best backs in the area, if you don't wrap him up good he will beat you.
"He is running behind a really good offensive line so the key is to tackle the guy. If you don't wrap the guy up you will find yourself bouncing off him and him running for another 20."
Both teams also have talented kickers, including Samuel Stowers at Graham and Ben Brown, who kicks, punts, plays wide receiver and defensive back and is also a back-up quarterback for the Blues.
"Samuel is in his third year kicking for us, he does a great job," said Williams, of Stowers, who is 7-of-11 on field goals and has 20 touchdowns on kickoffs this season. "He is pretty accurate on his field goals and the bonus this year is he has been able to put the kickoffs in the end zone.
"Ben Brown does the same thing for Richlands. He got great distances on his field goals, he puts the kickoffs out of the end zone and he is a really good punter too...He does a whole lot for them, he is a good football player."
Williams is still searching for his first playoff win at Graham, but it hasn't been for lack of effort. In 2011, the G-Men, which lost to Grayson County during the regular season by 38, closed the gap to 20 against the Blue Devils in the postseason, and the G-Men dropped a hard-fought eight-point decision last year to Union.
"Win, lose or draw you want to be proud of your performance, you want to feel like you have done your best...," Williams said. "Even though we haven't had the win there in either scenario I am proud of the performance of both cases.
"At the end of tomorrow night, win, lose or draw, I am going to be proud of our kids' performance."
—Contact Brian Woodson


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So lets talk about bath salts for a bit since we are starting to find them in my sleepy little city. I have talked about the different types of effects these designer type drugs are causing with a ER doctor that also subs as a swat officer with a larger PD in my area. He told me outside of making you want to chew a naked mans face off for the hell of it they are great .well actually he said that based on their findings they are possibly the most dangerous narcotic to hit our streets in American in a long time.
He also went on to state that the chemicals used to manufacture the drug are going to be increasingly hard to regulate and that the drugs are extremely addictive (meth/heroin addictive). Some of effects that will be present are increased body temp/hallucinations/numbed pain receptors (LSD), euphoria and warming sensation as it passes into the bloodstream (heroin), and extreme blood pressure and heart rate spikes, adrenal gland dumps (meth). Some of you in more populated areas are dealing with this more than me and I would love some insight on what you are seeing. This particular doctor explained that based on the effects of these drugs he predicts violent encounters between users and law enforcement are going to skyrocket over the new few years and I might tend to agree with him. Your thoughts?


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The first bullpen report of the year is always league-dependent, so read this with a grain of salt. Some of the top-chaps will be and should be rostered in most normal scoring leagues, while some are strictly reserved for Holds only leagues. For those of you with the ever trending upward Saves+Holds leagues (NSVH), (a trend I have tried for a few years that seems to work) the process isn't really a groundbreaking formula where you need a calculator watch and/or an abacus to figure out.Please, blog, may I have some more?
Vinnie Pestano
So Donnie Baseball finally read all those free pamphlets that Mensa has been sending him. I mean it was written on the urinal wall next to that for a good time call, insert Nick Capozzi's home phone number, message on your favorite swill factory you frequent..Please, blog, may I have some more?
Rudy went into his fantasy laboratory and came up with yet another tool. This, guys and four girl readers, is the Fantasy Baseball Buy/Sell Tool. It's about as easy to use as any of the other tools combined. It's called the Buysellatops and it looks like this. It talks instead of grunting or whatever dinosaurs did. Actually, they could've talked. We don't know. Maybe The Land of the Lost was a documentary. Who's to say? The Buysellatops has two things on its mind this week, how can we get rid of all of these pollutants and gravity so I can graze the roof? And how little can I buy Jason Heyward for? Sometimes all the planets align for a great buy, this week is one of those days. This day is one of those weeks? You know what I mean. Heyward has just about reached his nadir. Unless he has a season-ending injury tonight, there's no way he can be worse. His BABIP is silly terrible. Right now, he's hitting line drives into the gap and it's hitting a pelican and falling into the outfielder's glove. If he hits .330 from now until October, it wouldn't surprise me. He is not a one hundred-something hitter. He has power and speed. Here's a comparison for ya — he can be as good as Adam Jones the rest of the year. Rarely do you get a chance to buy low on such a highly ranked hitter, but here's your chance. As Buysellatops would say, "Get Heyward, and maybe some suntan lotion from Buchholz. This sun is so much stronger than I remember it." Anyway, here's some more players to buy or sell this week in fantasy baseball:Please, blog, may I have some more?
Every good conga line needs a caboose, so the Miami Save Machine is bringing up the rear this week. Feel the rhythm of the beat getting stronger. No? Me either. Moving on. The Midwest is getting mauled by injuries, it's like that time the flu virus swept through the cast of Laverne and Shirley, you know the one where the Big Ragu, sneezed on everyone and it spread all the way to Squiggy and Pop. Well I guess I am the only one that remembers that stuff. Chris Perez, and not to be outdone, Jim Henderson, both came up lame just in time for the Belmont Stakes, looks like horse meat is back on the menu. Perez's shoulder came up gimpy after his pitching came undone over the last week. He is expected to take a week off, try to throw and then work on curling his mullet. Vinnie Pestano is the heir in Cleveland, he himself isn't healthy, and personally I have stashed Cody Allen everywhere in preparation of the H, for hurt.Please, blog, may I have some more?
Ryan Zimmerman went Yardo Montalban as he Tattooed the ball three times. Da plane, da plane…is flying right next to Zimmerman's homers! My dear guests! I am Mr. Albright, your host. Welcome… to Fantasy Baseball! Smiles, everyone, smiles! No, seriously, smile, you paid a lot of money for those caps. Since it was a game between the O's and Nationals, they shared announcers (since they share channels). So, the O's announcers said everyone's crazy for Machado, Jones, Zimmermann and Harper and not Ryan Zimmerman or Nick Markakis much anymore, after they were the stars of their respective clubs. Then the Nationals announcer says, "I can't say I know much about Markakis myself." Burn! I'd play that over the clubhouse speakers before every game. Not to motivate Markakis as much to mess with him. Oh, and Zimmerman! Right! Yeah, he had a huge game, and you might remember he goosed me in my nethers last year when I dropped him, because he hit 10 homers in July of 2012. Might be the start of another special run. Anyway, here's what else I saw yesterday in fantasy baseball:Please, blog, may I have some more?
Hope everyone's well rested and had a joyous Michael Bay Day. If you couldn't be American yesterday, I hope at least you got drunk and ate a bunch of hot dogs. As they say in Mississippi, Amurica, spelling's for sissies! The Mariners made it a bit more joyous for some of us fantasy baseballers when they demoted Dustin Ackley for Nick Franklin. Ackley was a guy I could never fully get behind, in a non-sexual way. He arrived in the majors with a ton of hype, but that's more because Mariners fans lie to themselves more than anything Ackley showed. So, what does the Mustache King, Purveyor of Smart Stuff Who Should Be Able To Come Up With A Better Word Than Stuff If He Were That Smart think about Franklin? Brucely, I'm a bit meh, but I'd pick him up in all leagues and have. Franklin looks similar to Ackley. He has power and speed, but not in a huge way, which will be further suppressed by Safeco. Safeco: Where a hitter's upside goes to die. Franklin's best year in the minors was in A-Ball in 2010. To put that into a relatable comparison, you were your town's best T-ball hitter, how well did you do in high school? You flunked out of high school? Point made. This year, he had 4 homers and 7 steals in Triple-A, and I'd put it at about a 25% chance that his end of the season numbers look the same for the Mariners. If you can't find someone that can get you 4 homers and 7 steals from now until October, you're not trying very hard. There is a chance for upside and he is only 22 years old, so I'd take the gamble and grab him. Best case scenario, 15 homers, 15 steals. Worst case scenario, he shows up at the nightclub you like to take your lady to, challenges you to a dance battle, beats you, screaming "You got served!" and your lady leaves with him. Most likely scenario, he hits 8 homers, steals 12 bases and bats .250, so watch how you spend your FAAB Benjamins on Franklin. Anyway, here's what else I saw yesterday in fantasy baseball:Please, blog, may I have some more?
Well, last week I said the Boston situation would go swimmingly, results so far have been 2 drowning victims and an all-Asian rescue team. First, Andrew Bailey went down with triceps injury, then Joel Hanrahan said, "anything you can do I can do better," and has a forearm strain. Now, I'm no doctor, I pretend to play one at 2 AM and it's last call, different story, but you get my point, but isn't it only one arm, not fore? So to the rescue in their tight red water panties are the best combo since Chico found the man, Koji and Junichi. The eighth and ninth innings for all games on NESN now will be in full anime, and Rem-Dog will be eaten. I fully expect Tazawa to be the focal point of save situations until either Bailey or Hanrahan return. He was closing for a tick last year at Pawtucket, which is like me fishing and saying I'm Gordon's fisherman. The numbers this year are pretty outstanding (18 K's in 14 In) so he has momentum, his only flaw is he is a fly ball pitcher and that tends to bite ya in the oshiri…sometimes. Stay tuned to see what else I see/saw or foresee coming up in the world of conclusionary pitchers and the gents that set them up.Please, blog, may I have some more?
Last week, Jack Morris said Clay Buchholz was cheating. Not surprising that something doesn't smell right with the fingers of a guy named Buchholz. Morris is probably mad because Clay's not pitching to the score. I don't usually subscribe to rumors, innuendos and urban legend…though a Three Wolf Moon t-shirt will get you laid more. However, it did look like he was cheating vs. the Blue Jays. His balls were dancing more than a Chippendale after an eight ball of coke and five Monster Energy drinks. It looked like Gaylord Perry was his personal spitting fountain. Then yesterday vs. the Twins, Buchholz looked human for the first time all season (6 IP, 4 ER, 9 baserunners, 9 Ks). Maybe the Red Sox told him to lay off the Vaseline and if he wants to do something heroic, squirt some ketchup on his ankle between innings. Curt Schilling: The Catsup'd Ankle That Bankrupted The State Of Rhode Island. If Buchholz is filing his balls like Mike Scott and not like an anal retentive dog neuterer, I'd be careful of Clay moving forward. Anyway, here's what else I saw yesterday in fantasy baseball:Please, blog, may I have some more?
The week was going swimmingly, with inflatable swim muscles, I may add, then Kevin Gregg showed up and said "Oh, I thought everyone wore these glasses now." I don't trust Kevin for 2 reasons, closers come and closers go (Kyuji is coming back) so add that into your closer entree like a good splash of adobo. The second reason is he has two first names, I'm sorry, it's a phobia of mine ever since I went to school with a kid named Ferris Ferris. No I didn't stutter, that's a true story. Next we move to Boston, where Joe-L is returning from the DL; John Farrell has said what is typical, we will see what happens. My 2 cents is that Bailey keeps it until he falters or Hanrahan whines enough to make a stink. If I could call Joel, this is how the convo would go. Sup Joel. Who is this? Then I would hang up and not answer when he star 69′s me. I do that cause I don't like people messin' around on my phone. Lastly this week, I have moved Jim Johnson, minus his cult following, into the top tier. He has shown me enough to warrant a bump up. The games he pitches in are showing the confidence that Buck has in him, like a great illegitimate dad would in his Maury Povich type son. The bump over Papelbon is based purely on stats and accumulation right now, Paps just isn't seeing the chances that some other closers are seeing and that inevitably hurts my feelings and his stats/value. Enjoy the week as if you were listening to the soundtrack from Rocky 4, what could get better than that.? If you said that talking robot Pauly got, then we are on the same page my friend.Please, blog, may I have some more?
So we come to another week of debauchery known as bullpendom. Yeah, I like to make up words, Dr. Seuss did it and he is considered a genius, me will settle for 700 on my SAT's and just scraping by. What can I say – I'm a settler minus the funny hat and the flashy yet obnoxious buckle on my shoes. The Red Sox seem to be leading the pack of news this week with Joel Hanrahan being pipped by Andrew Bailey. It's going to be a non-fluid situation when Joe-L returns as I see him setting up and waiting for Bailey to go on the rocks. It's not a bad thing to have if you're in Boston, 2 closers that have the ability to close out games with some sort of success, for fantasy it sucks worse then burning your toaster strudel cause it gets stuck in the toaster. Best part is there is still some of that glaze that you can just free base as a non-essential part of your daily vitamin allowance. Lots more in this week's episode of bullpen report so keep on reading and click that red button, or gray button for our color impaired people.Please, blog, may I have some more?


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Little Johnny!
Little Johnny was in his 5th grade class when the teacher asked the
children what their fathers did for a living. All the typical answers
came up --- fireman, policeman, salesman, etc...
Little Johnny was being uncharacteristically quiet and so the teacher asked
him about his father. "My father's an exotic dancer in a gay cabaret
and takes off all his clothes in front of other men. Sometimes, if the
offer's really good, he'll go out to the alley with some guys and make
love with them for money. " The teacher, obviously shaken by this statement, hurriedly
set the other children to work on some coloring, and took Little Johnny
aside to ask him, "Is that really true about your father?
"No," said Little Johnny, "He coaches Michigan football, but I was too
embarrassed to say that in front of the other kids."YEAH, IM THE BERRIES, AND CHERRIES IN YOUR REAR VIEW MIRROR.
Handle every stressful situation like a dog.
Eat it, Play with it, or piss on it, and walk away!
As smart as man is, we haven't been able to invent a machine that can smell drugs or tell us where a person has walked, Dogs are sophisticated investigative tools!
Johnny was bad, even as a child everybody could tell
Everyone said if you dont get straight
Youll surely go to hell
But johnny didnt care
He was an outlaw by the time that he was
Ten years old
He didnt wanna do what he was told
Just a prankster, juvenile gangster
His teachers didnt understand
They kicked him out of school
At a tender early age
Just because he didnt want to learn things
(had other interests)
He liked to burn things
The lady down the block
She had a radio that johnny wanted oh so bad
So he took it the first chance he had
Then he shot her in the leg
And this is what she said
Only a lad
You really cant blame him
Only a lad
Society made him
Only a lad
Hes our responsibility
Only a lad
He really couldnt help it
Only a lad
He didnt want to do it
Only a lad
Hes underprivileged and abused
Perhaps a little bit confused
His parents gave up they couldnt influence his attitude
Nobody could help
The little man had no gratitude
And when he stole the car
Nobody dreamed that he would
Try to take it so far
He didnt mean to hit the poor man
Who had to go and die
It made the judge cry
Only a lad
He really couldnt help it
Only a lad
He didnt want to do it
Only a lad
Hes underprivileged and abused
Perhaps a little bit confused
Its not his fault that he cant believe
Its not his fault that he cant behave
Society made him go astray
Perhaps if were nice hell go away
Perhaps hell go away
Hell go away
(repeat chorus)
Hey there johnny you really dont fool me
You get away with murder
And you think its funny
You dont give a damn if we live or if we die
Hey there johnny boy
I hope you fry!
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Last month LA's Shlohmo shared "Later," a cut from his upcoming Laid Out EP. Now you can stream the EP's opening track, a leisurely R&B song featuring guest vocals from How to Dress Well. On "Don't Say No," Shlohmo's textural production rises and falls with deliberation—sometimes highlighting Krell's extraordinarily smooth delivery and other times distorting it with vocal effects and hectic percussion. Laid Out drops March 5th via Friends of Friends/WEDIDIT. Stream the song below and then dig up the FADER Mix he made for us in 2011.
Stream: Shlohmo f. How to Dress Well, "Don't Say No"


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Personal bests for Tiptree Road Runners (From Maldon and Burnham Standard)
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Personal bests for Tiptree Road Runners
3:24pm Thursday 15th November 2012 in Local Sport
TIPTREE Road Runners racked up more personal bests at the Stebbing 10.
Glen Reeve took 38 seconds off his previous mark with a run of 76 minutes seven seconds and Tina Clarke improved by ten seconds in 82m 56s.
Stuart Meddemann was first home for the club in 72m 19s, with Jim Slater finishing in 79m 21s and Phill Clarke in 82m 56s.
The second race in the Essex cross-country league at Hilly Fields, in Colchester, saw Simon Morgan lead the club home in 109th position followed by Paul Dellar in 125th.
Ted Skinner, nursing a back problem, finished in 138th while Tim Ford made the long trip from the south coast to take part, finishing in 160th place.
Vince Monk made a welcome return to running in 166th position. At the 12-mile Hylands Hobble trail race, Craig Dawson continued his recent great form to take fourth place with a run of 1h 39m 45s, with Sean Ketteridge taking fifth place in 1h 43m 38s.
Tracy Harrington and Paul Dellar finished in 2h 16s, followed by Peter Bouldstridge in 2h 18m 39s and Malcolm Bailey in 2h 18m 47s.
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What Does "Blessed Are Those who Hunger and Thirst for Righteousness" Mean (Matthew 5:6)?
Why Was Jesus so Impressed with the Faith of the Roman Centurion?
What Do We Learn from Mary Anointing the Feet of Jesus in John 12?
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