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S&W 645 or 4506...
I would seriously look at the Smith & Wesson M&P in the .45. I have two and am very pleased with them. They shoot anything I load in them and are far more accurate than I am.
The Sig P 220 fits that bill.
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In that order. 3 great guns with 10 rounds or less of 45.
Or you could check out my personal favorite non 1911. The springfield xdm. You can get just restricted 10 round mags for them
1911... 1911... 1911... 1911!!! Lol
Glock 35 in 40 cal also gives you a lot of stopping power.
Isn't the compact model of the XD a ten rounder?
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I could build that!
Well, why not ?
No, that floor isn't sloping. There's actually storage under that angled part there in the back. Probably not real useful but it is a small building and there wouldn't be much space wasted.
No, the floor is level. I can find some picture of the interior but it is a little confusing. I think you can probably imagine. . . yeah, the ceiling slopes. And, it is fairly spacious in there.
Kind of eliminates the need to be concerned about roof slopes, tho'. I mean, the thing is a b.o.x! It would need to be kind of a high box because the roof would be sloping down to the back and there is a need for head-room. But - Imagine the view you'd have from your little garden office by elevating the floor like that!
"My new fence"
Sure beats the pants of my existing fence! If it weren't for the stand of chokecherries lining it, it would be non-existent!
To answer your original question of "why not" well, and keep in mind that this is purely my very very humble opinion, because it's butt-ugly.
Second picture isn't too bad, thought it looks like either a small "pool house" that you might find at the neighborhood rec center, or a very fancy outhouse. But to each their own Steve (you weren't really considering it were you?)
Putting them in a houzz forum, Zach? I was about to say no but I guess I already have!
I don't really know whether the first building is ugly or not. I've never seen anything like that before! It amazes me that anyone could think that far out of the box. Wanting water to run off the roof? Build this sloping floor then level the floor by jacking up one end of the building! Shoot ...
DW would like the other shed. Me, too! But, I'd have to take out the chicken coop. Okay, fine. But, that olde garage may as well go, too. Little value to having a new garage and a separate shed. Life's complicated ...
Picked up the posts for my new fence today!
I'm not a fan of modern architecture. My wife went to school for architecture and was basically pigeonholed into designing modern style work. I convinced her to put a dome on a project once, in a more neo classical style, along with a more symmetrical façade and floor plan (it even included a semi Gothic, or maybe Victorian, conservatory for growing tropical plants). All of her instructors and the bona-fide architect that critiqued the building told her it was a disaster, buildings aren't supposed to have domes, that style was gone with the wind (apparently whatever style the antebellum mansions of the old south are is equally as "washed up.") No domes said I? If it's good enough for our Nation's Capitol, it ought to be good enough for the rest of us! This modern architecture movement is deplorable, if only for the reason creativity is stymied in any other discipline.
Where's the bathroom, Digit??? And the PLUMBING for the bathroom!
I have disequilibrium from a concussion in '08, and I think I'd be just fine once I got inside of that first one, but I think I'd get so dizzy going up the steps trying to get into it that I'd wind up laying in a heap at the bottom and never get into it!
P.S. And where was YOUR bathroom, Zach?????
I "think" utilities could be in a tower ...
The house that DD bought wasn't to my liking. The home she made for herself wasn't to her liking. Two years after a return to apartment living & 6 months since the divorce, she is again thinking of buying a house. I'd like to see her have one built :o).
My bathroom in the shipping conex? It was about a 60 yard walk through the mud and muck to a shower trailer, for commodes we had honey buckets.
Those honey buckets were a Godsend compared to the bathroom facilities we had at one place that was an old Iraqi Army post. You see, in the Middle East, they don't use and actual commode per say, its just a shallow depression with a hole in the middle and two "grippy" pads for your feet on either side... The cavalry guys who had been living there for a while longer had cut a hole in the seat of a metal folding chair. A genius idea, but one they should have replicated. If someone was occupying the chair, you either had to wait (not always an option when living off MRE's and whatever the Kurdish interpreters were cooking that night) or you had to go the "traditional" way. When in Rome they say.......
The conex did have a Mitsubishi AC unit in it though, and one night it froze solid, come morning, all the ice cascaded out of it, right onto my cot! Then, when they cut the hole for door, they did a hack job on it and when it rained (which was everyday) it looked like Niagara Falls had relocated to the INSIDE of my doorway.
LOL! They have those kinds of potties in China too, Zach! At least that's what I found at the Great Wall! I had "heard about it," so I went in—more to check it out than to use it, but I tested the system out since I was in there anyway! I have to admit, I'm partial to the flushing kind—with a seat! But, then again, when I'm out hiking in the hills, au naturel seems to work quite well too!
Have we gotten a little bit OT here!
Oh no, it fits with the theme ... even if I have been hoping for fresh RM air.
That's why I didn't put a door on the little house out behind the shack. I mean, I'd already faced it away from the traffic areas. The second growth fir trees, just a couple steps away, always gave it that Christmas ambiance, even without three foot of snow along the path leading there.
I must admit to dreaming about a $1,000 chandelier instead a 6-volt flashlight. A white carpet, Nature provided about half the year.
Skybird, I was trying to remember the post you had with the "log barn" photo that was surprisingly like my cabin in the summer.
Currently, the coop in the backyard was built for pigeons and the laying (or, non-laying) hens had to adjust to using it as a home. If I loaded it on the truck for hauling it away, it could be replaced. It's just that I'd feel like not to clear the entire lot while I was at it would be like a missed opportunity. But, I'd need a bigger truck.
We had found one or two of the honey buckets, manufactured for use in that part of the world, that mirrored the style before. But, from what I can recall, that place was the first that was outfitted with ONLY that style. It was unnerving to have to focus so much on proper aim each and every time. It got really scary when the Kurdish guys shared some of their "whiskey" with us. Come to think of it, the danger involved in using that type of setup may be why alcohol is discouraged in the region...
You're going to need a MUCH bigger truck since, based on the most recent tallies over in another topic, it looks like you're going to be relocating to the front range.
Here is Skybird's picture:
My cabin wasn't built as a barn. There was no huge loft door, there would have been 3 windows viewed from this angle. The setting is nearly identical, even down to the olde Ford 9N tractor.
It almost brings a tear to my eye to see this photograph. I have not seen my cabin since the property was sold, not long after I moved away. The new owner put siding on the cabin!! I've been told, it is still that way with a new owner living there. I have no intention of going back and seeing it like that ... I'd want to see it like this -- now, 40 years after I built it ...
Thanks for finding that, Digit! I was planning to go back and look for it--but no telling when I might have gotten around to doing it! What thread did you find it on??? I just tried searching a couple different words (including barn) and couldn't find it! DID find pics of a couple outhouses I've posted!!!
That barn is a hundred years olde--IF it's still there. I'm just about crying looking at it too! It's about 20 miles NW of Pagosa Springs, and the owner--with whom I've become friends--was forced by her family to sell the ranch the year after the last really bad wildfires we had when a fire down that way burned right down to the ridge above the ranch--but didn't go down into the valley or to the ranch buildings. She lost a whole summer's worth of income, and her family used that to force her to sell! That, the V.A. Poma Ranch, is where I used to go for a few days of R & R before returning to Denver from my fall trips! Don't know what the new owners have done with it, or any of the buildings. What a loss if they tear down the Olde ones! Found an isolated homestead cabin on Grand Mesa where I now do my R & R, but that one is only 15 miles from the North Rim of the Black Canyon, so my R & R isn't quite so R & R-ee anymore! Now I spend a day of my R & R hiking! But I'll always miss the Poma Ranch in the Weeminuche Valley!
Thanks again for finding it,
Here are some of your pictures, Skybird!
digit, for what it's worth - I LIKE IT! but I love my contemporary design stuff. Just as shed, it would be a bit difficult to get the wheelbarrow in. This is my contemporary shed - built (with help) from a kit:
This could be from a "kit."
That is, you might be able to start with a couple of stock tanks. (like for cattle on the ranch ... :o)


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I brought those laundry soap sheets during for my 6 weeks in India. My friend and I each bought 2 pack.
VERY IMPORTANT : DO NOT TOUCH THE PRODUCT WITH WET HANDS! All the sheets will end up sticking together or to your fingers and you will end up with one messy pack of soap sheets! (Happened to me, and even once dried, the sheets got all stuck in a bunch. Still usable, but not as great as originally intended!)
The "laundry purist" will find it lacks foam; in some ways, it's not a bad thing, because it takes less time to rinse (definitely not a "con" in that case). Nobody likes to spend hours doing laundry (the rinsing & wringing is the longest part!) when on vacation, so this allows for an OK wash, for "shorter" term get away (less than 3 months I would say). I guess it is caused by the need of the "sheet format" of this soap, this is very basic laundry soap, with no stain removing, bleaching/whitening agents, Overall, and especially with unclean/very mineral water, your clothes might lose their original qualities (nothing that a good machine wash won't fix though).
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Review by Deanne
So I used these on my most recent trip. They are so thin (like Listerine strips) which poses several problems. One your hands can't be wet, two you end up using multiple at a time and three it produces a really small amount of soap. I bought these and the tide liquid and it made a good combo but I wouldn't only bring these.
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Gotta agree with the other reviewers -- a must especially if you are travelling for a longer length of time. The lightness and compactness of this item leaves more space in your liquid allowance!
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I admit I haven't used the soap yet but I still feel like these deserve 5 stars because they're just so tiny and lightweight and will be the perfect option to use on the road. I picked up 2 packs for my upcoming trip (14 months) and am tempted to geta couple more.
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I mainly use bar soap for my laundry, but this is so tiny it is ideal to keep as an extra. If you just make sure you remove the sheets you need BEFORE having your hands wet at all with water, it's all fine and easy to use! Oh, and did I say super compact??
Great to just have as a back up in case you have an unexpected case of needing to wash something in your sink!
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As other reviewers have stated, make sure that your hands are bone-dry before touching these. Otherwise, they work like a charm, and have a nice mild scent :)
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Make sure your hands are dry before removing the soap sheet or moisture/water will get inside... if that happens the sheets will stick together. I'd say pack it separately from other travelon soap sheet products just incase in its own separate little plastic baggy. The case that sheets are in is not 100% waterproof sealed... so this is the reason for the little plastic baggy. During my trip I would use a couple of sheets in a blocked up sink... and would hand wash my undergarments and shirts and it did the job.
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Used this product on a few longer trips where I was just traveling with a carry-on so they were great for doing laundry every few days. They don't really lather, so if you're not used to that, don't overuse the product. You really only need one sheet, trust it's working without seeing lots of bubbles. Fingers must be dry when pulling out the sheet.
I did not find the smell of the soap too strong on my clothes after they were washed, but I did find the smell of the package very overwhelming. I stored it in a separate plastic bag and in a separate side compartment in my suitcase away from everything else.
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When you use it, just make sure that your hands are REALLY dry or else they will stick to each other. I used two sheets for an extra large load of laundry in my hotel in Rome (halfway point in a month long journey). If you're only washing something small - half a sheet in a sink will suffice. I'm allergic to a lot of scents and this one did not bother me.


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Do you need help with a home repair or small improvement project? Volunteers from many Carlisle Churches and Neighborhood Organizations will be available to work with you on May 16. Projects can be from Westside homeowners or renters in the general area between N. College St, N. Hanover St, West Louther St & E St. If you are physically able, we ask that you work on the project with us so we can tackle it together. Our labor will be free and we'll bring tools. Once projects are submitted we will evaluate which projects we can handle, ensuring we have a skilled supervisor, volunteers and the tools ready for 3-4 hours of work that day. If you need expensive materials,…Read more
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We're asking our Cumberland County neighbors to join our annual "SHARE Your Lunch" initiative on April 1. The one-day fundraiser challenges participants to simply donate the monetary equivalent of a day's lunch.
"The collective power of our community can accomplish great things," Project SHARE founder and executive director Elaine Livas said. "A few dollars and cents make a big difference to someone facing difficult times. If everyone in our community shares their lunch money with someone in need, we'll be able to touch thousands of lives."
Funds raised through the "SHARE Your Lunch" initiative will be used immediately to provide monthly food distribution and emergency food assistance to neighbors in need in western Cumberland County.
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I am glad we have such a great facility in Hamilton. Friendly, clean, and reasonable in price
Best service I've ever had...in any rental time (i.e. car, truck, trailer). The manager Ryan and his team of Audrey and Geoff were very courteous, knowledgable, and kind. Highly recommend them to my business partners, church group and neighbors. Thx U-Haul for great associates.
Quick response when I got there. Was taken care of immediately. Lot was small. Needs to be alittle larger to move around.
Completed express reservation, took 30 min to pick up and 20 to drop of. WTF...unacceptable. Should take 5min to pick up, 5 min to drop off. Hire more employees
loved the clerk that waited on me, very nice and helpful. her name was Audrey Greene.
Your rates on the website were kind of confusing for extended miles, but in the store they were able to clarify easily
The booking agent at the 800 number was less than friendly and came across as annoyed that I was asking questions in order to get the rental that best fit my needs. He was rude, but otherwise the experience was good.
Ryan, the manager was very helpful and expedient in resolving a billing issue. Thanks ryan!!
I returned the trailer on Friday evening, 2 days before it was due. However, the person checking it in missed a step, and I have called 6 times and no one has been able to resolve my issue. The main customer service keeps trying to push me to call the local office. However, no one picks up there and I get routed to the main customer service call center.
I have spent over 30 minutes on the phone for something that wasn't my fault. I have been told my a manager and someone at the call center that they would resolve it and call me back. However, it has been 2 days and nothing.
It seems like every person I talked to wanted to get me off the phone as quickly as possible. I don't know if you have a metric for measuring how quick calls can be handled, but it is causing a negative impact on your customers.
The issue still is not resolved, I guess I will keep calling customer service until it is.
My reservation time was not correct, the truck was not ready, there was hardly any gas in the vehicle at all... and the staff was less than friendly.
I reserved a 15' UHAUL when I arrived @ 3:15pn 2/28/14 for it there was not one available- as most people do we had family & friends waiting on us to start moving the belongings, Ms Audry & Mr Randell (your employees) contacted "traffic control" at which point they then come back to me & advise me that I can go pick up my UHAUL from Cincinnati on Hamilton Ave, mind you we are in Hamilton it is now approx. 3:45 and we are slowing loosing daylight, time and still have people waiting with a snow storm arriving the following day, I refuse to go there I dont have time for this, if I wanted to go to Cincinnati I would have reserved a UHAUL THERE, Ms Audrey then calls traffic control again & informs them that I want my $50.00 guarantee- as stated on my printed out reservation slip, sinced the UHAUL is not available, he refuses- I get on the phone with this man & proceeds to tell me that I am wrong & the guarantee does not include the specified location- REALLY ITS IN BLACK & WHITE ON MY RESERVATION!! HOW RUDE & DISRESPECTFUL, I WANT IT KNOWN THAT Ms Audrey called the manager of the location, Mr Ryan, & he corrected the situation, honored the guarantee, Ms Aubrey was able to get me a van which took more time on our end to relocate as well as more miles & fuel! We finally left with a vehicle by 4:45, AN HOUR & HALF LATER!! THIS WAS THE WORST EXPERIENCE EVER! I have been using this location for all our moves & hAD IT NOT BEEN FOR YOUR REP. Ms Aubrey I would have contacted our attorney today & proceeded against Uhaul & Matt @ traffic control. Something should be done about this gentleman, he is rude & he should know your policy better than your customer! By the way, 4 others in line behind me experienced the same with no vehicles as they were reserved. Cathy Jones
I asummed I had the 17ft moving van for more than 6 hrs that I was told I was allowed when I picked it up. Since when are people limited to less than 24 hours when renting your vans? It was supposed to be $29.00 a day plus miles and fuel. So 5 hrs rental, 10 furniture pads and one appliance dolly, miles driven and $18.00 fuel cost me $163.00. What a rip-off!
We had to wait a long time. The sales person was fantastic, but there really should have been two people working the registers.
I will never get another uhaul truck from this location. I was told the truck was on 1/2 a tank and it was just barely above 1/4 of a tank and the milage was 0.6 higher than my paperwork started it should be. I estimated my milage to be 20 miles round trip. My milage was exactly 20.0 Miles. And I returned the truck on 1/2 tank even though the truck was not that full upon receipt. I am absolutely outraged to see a charge on my credit card for 0.6 mile overage. I did not go over and I even added extra gas over what I used. The gentlemen that pulled the truck up for me looked at the amounts and went in, I assumed he would adjust them in the system. I've rented many trucks from this location but this was my last one.
The truck was easy to use and was good on gas. Will certainly use u haul again.
Audrey was our agent on the day. She was courteous, friendly, professional and was speedy in her assistance which we really appreciated.
Great job Audrey!
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The staff was very friendly and knowledgeable.
I agreed with the rules that I had to adhere to and had a very pleasant experience with the staff as a whole.
rented a car hauler and the system did not like the fact that I was towing an 87 Toyota Landcruiser with a 2003 F350SD/6.0 turbodiesel with 12000# hitch
Clean store, professional staff and great location!
Excellent service
It is not the easiest location to get in and out of but its doable
I was there at 10 am and there was 2 if the 14 foot trucks in lot. I was told they was reserved and they had nothing available for the day until after 3 pm I could rent a 10foot. I got there at 3 pm and the same 14 foot trucks were still sitting there. I only needed a truck for 2 hours to move everything but instead I paid $79 for a 10 foot truck and did not get finished. To top it off they charged me 2 seperate payments that total more then they say I owed and I got two charges of $2 each from card supplier do to the seperate transactions. I normally have no problems at all from this location but this time the experience was not good at all.
this is not the first time i have rented equipment from this location nor will it be the last. everyone is always very friendly and helpful. equipment is always in top top condition very clean and well maintained. i would absolutely recommend this location to anyone in the area needing ANY moving equipment. can't speak highly enough of the professionalism of the staff.
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How to call Police when you're old & don't move fast anymore.Submitted by richybear on Fri, 09/27/2013 - 11:38
My wife brought this short story home from work in their monthly News letter, I just had to share it with you all. Enjoy.
George Phillip of Mississippi was going to bed one night when his wife told him he'd left the light on in the garden shed, which she could see from the bedroom window. George opened the back door to turn off the light but saw that there were people in the shed stealing things. He immediately phoned the police who asked "Is someone in your house?" and he said "No". Then they said all patrols are busy, and he should just simply lock the door and an officer would be along when available. George said "OK" and hung up, counted to 30, and phoned the police again. "Hello, I just called you a few seconds ago because people were stealing things from my shed. Well, you don't have to worry about them know because I just shot them." he hung up. Within 5 minutes three police cars, an Armed Response Unit & an Ambulance showed up at the Phillip's residence & caught the crooks red handed. One of the Policeman said to George " I thought you said you shot them!" George said "I thought you said there was no one available."
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By Correne Martin
Wisconsin voters leaned Republican in the races pertaining to southwest Wisconsin for this election, yet Crawford County voters chose Democrats in five of the six races reported at the top of today's front page.
With all eyes on the battle for governor, incumbent Republican Scott Walker won his third election (including the 2012 recall) and will take on a second term leading the state. He received 52 percent of the vote in the state, while his challenger, Democrat Mary Burke ,earned 47 percent. Crawford County demonstrated a different opinion of the governor's race, giving 3,221 votes to Burke, or 52 percent, and 2,972 to Walker.
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Members of the Mission Possible Youth Team and Wauzeka community who took a mission trip to Dallas, Texas, in the summer of 2014 included (front row, from left) Phyllis Groom, Macy Curtis, Jadyn Sander, Siena Krachey; (back row) Sammi Groom, Nicole Dable, Jerica Rush, Avery Wilepski, Allison Oswald, Dayne Krachey, Nellie Groom and Lynn Schreck.
For eight years, youth from the Wauzeka Methodist Church have taken summer mission trips around the United States to help repair and reconstruct property damaged by natural disasters. By partnering with Sidekick Missions, they have been assigned to Mississippi, Montana, Kentucky twice, Georgia, West Virginia, Arkansas and Texas to assist homeowners in mostly low-income neighborhoods. The summer of 2015 will be the group's ninth mission.
Little action toward the clean up of the fire ruins at Blackhawk Junction in Prairie du Chien took place last week. According to the most up-to-date schedule from the project manager, parking lot light installation was to occur last week through today (Nov. 3).
Posts on a Facebook page dedicated to "Gialamas' mess at the Slumberland site" noted that trenching was done last week for the parking lot lights.
As of Friday, approximately 625 people followed the Facebook page, where visitors can also link to a petition at www.change.org asking Gialamas to get the site cleaned up as soon as possible. The page was started by Joey and Leah Renner, residents who live adjacent to the site.
Also according to the most recent schedule, abatement work is expected Nov. 3 through Nov. 14, while the building demolition is slated for Nov. 17 through Friday, Dec. 26.
The Prairie du Chien Jaycees are sponsoring Operation Santa once again this year, with generous support from the public.
In 2013, over 200 Crawford County families in need were served. Each family receives toys (or chamber bucks) for each of their children. Each child receives a toothbrush, a blanket, hat, mittens, scarf and either a coat or some new clothing. Each family receives fresh oranges and apples, butter and free coupons for bread, milk and a ham. These items helped to make their holidays a little brighter.
Please consider making a donation to Operation Santa 2014 this holiday season. Monetary donations help with the cost of providing fresh food items and purchasing toys and chamber bucks. Non-perishable food items; new or gently used coats, hats, mittens, scarves, and snow pants; and new or gently used toys, are also good donations.
Construction on the dredging of Godden Pit in Prairie du Chien is underway this week.
With the amount of water still located in the pit, the contractor, Rule Construction, will need to pump some of the water out prior to starting excavation in the low areas. The plan is to pump water out of Godden Pit to Taylor Street, just west of the Fremont/Taylor intersection. The water will drain west along the curb and gutter until it reaches the storm inlets at the Ohio/Taylor intersection (and continue heading west in the storm sewer). The pumping will be done at a low rate so the water stays mostly within the curb and gutter and does not cause any drainage issues at the Taylor/Dousman intersection. No pumping will occur while it is raining.
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The race for U.S. House of Representatives District 3 is intensifying as Ron Kind, a Democrat incumbent from La Crosse who is seeking a 10th term, is challenged by Tony Kurtz, a Republican Army veteran from Prairie du Chien. The two were recently asked the same set of questions and their responses follow.
Why are you running for a 10th term?
I still feel there's unfinished business, work that needs to be done. I want our children's future to be as bright as what you and I dreamed of as kids. We need to strengthen and grow the middle class. We need to make sure we can compete globally in areas such as affordable quality health care, education and personal safety. I'm very concerned about the hyper-partisanship we are experiencing. I would like us to find common ground; I know it exists. This "my way or no way" attitude is not the way to approach politics. We need compromise.
Deranged zombies, creepy clowns and bloodied bodies help make up the Halls of Terror on St. Feriole Island in Prairie du Chien. Don't miss the last weekend Friday, from 7 to 11 p.m., and Saturday, from 7 to 10 p.m. A lights-on haunt experience with fewer ghouls and fewer scares will be offered from 6 to 6:45 Halloween night. (Photos by Correne Martin)
Local youth Kelsey Stickley and Adam Rider accompanied myself (Correne Martin) and Audrey Posten during the Halls of Terror Friday, Oct. 24. Which one of them looks more afraid?
I haven't subjected myself to the fright and gore of a haunted house since my college years when I heedlessly entered an unforgettable haunted barn in Lena, Ill. I'll never forget falling down a chute in the darkness. They called it "the last ride," and it certainly felt like it. Prior to that experience, I hadn't ventured through a haunted house since the heydays of the old Brodtville schoolhouse near Patch Grove. As a middle schooler back then, I regrettably touched some repulsively gooey brains and freaked out in front of a few cackling witches, that's for sure.
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Kelly accepted a plea deal just before the start of his capital murder trial Tuesday of 40 years in prison for a guilty plea to the lesser charge of murder.
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Want to get really freaked out? Check out the first paragraph of today's Washington Post story "Forever Pregnant," which explains that new federal guidelines issued by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention ask "all females capable of conceiving a baby to treat themselves — and to be treated by the health care system — as pre-pregnant, regardless of whether they plan to get pregnant anytime soon."
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Apparently, all women "between first menstrual period and menopause" are now supposed to take supplements of folic acid, refrain from smoking, maintain a healthy weight and watch chronic conditions like asthma and diabetes. Other recommendations, mentioned lower down in the Post piece, are that women stay away from cat feces and "discuss the danger alcohol poses to a developing fetus."
Why stop there? What about avoiding sushi, uncooked meats and unpasteurized cheeses? Perhaps women should only be allowed on planes once it has been determined, by routine pelvic exams administered at the gate, that they are not carrying a fetus that could experience trauma midflight.
What's this all about? According to the Post, "experts say it's important that women follow this advice throughout their reproductive lives, because about half of pregnancies are unplanned and so much damage can be done to a fetus between conception and the time the pregnancy is confirmed." So even when we're not pregnant, or have no intention of becoming pregnant, or have already been pregnant and are done having babies, we should make our theoretically possible but wholly imaginary fetuses our priorities.
These new guidelines are meant to address the fact that the rate of infant mortality in the U.S. is three times higher than that in Japan and 2.5 times higher than that in Norway, Finland and Iceland. In fact, it's higher than that of most other industrialized nations, and rose for the first time in 40 years in 2002, to seven deaths per 1,000 live births. Moreover, it's worse for poor and minority women. The infant mortality rate among black women is 13.5 per 1,000 live births, as compared with 5.7 for white women.
But that's because we have a sick and failing healthcare system that leaves millions of disadvantaged Americans without anything resembling the care they require. Almost 17 million women lack health insurance.
Pretending that we're going to solve this problem by instituting guidelines that treat women as baby incubators is not the solution. All it does is reinforce an attitude that problems women have with reproduction are the only ones worth worrying about. How about federal recommendations about using birth control to prevent HIV and other sexually transmitted diseases? How about federal guidelines that require doctors to talk to women about the dangers smoking, poor nutrition, unprotected sex, drug use, lack of exercise, and heavy drinking can pose for them, and not just their precious potential cargo?
Dressing up this "pre-conception care" crap — which is supposed to be administered by every doctor a woman sees, from her G.P. to her gynecologist, perhaps even her podiatrist — as "a reproductive health plan" to help women shut out of the healthcare system doesn't track.
Even the report itself notes that women who already cannot afford to see a doctor — the ones whose pregnancies are compromised by poor or nonexistent prenatal care — aren't likely to be able to get their "pre-pregnancy care" either, since obstacles to this "include getting insurance companies to pay for visits."
No, mostly this sounds like an Orwellian language trick played by the healthcare authorities, letting you know why your health as a woman really matters.
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Rated 1 out of 5 by Doreenc from Not worth it!!!!! I bought this stamp for business purpose first of all the signature was so small I could barley make it out then it had the ink stain around it making it worse to even make out any of the words, I'm very disappointed as I've purchased other marketing tools before and was quite please with them. Because of the poor quality I have to reorder from a different company.
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Rated 1 out of 5 by Misty88 from Not Happy This stap leaves a black residue around it. Not worth the money.
Date published: 2015-03-13
Rated 2 out of 5 by Misty88 from Not impressed This stap leaves a black residue around it. Not worth the money.
Date published: 2015-03-13
Rated 2 out of 5 by laugoutloud from great shape but not the design brought product a week ago smudges and no ink after 6 stamps poor quality no label on front to tell you which way stamp should be stamped wont be using their products again
Date published: 2015-03-01
Rated 4 out of 5 by Ck2015 from Great stamp Easy to read and marks signature Cleary. just a bit difficult to get it to read the picture of your signature when designing it.
Date published: 2015-02-25
Rated 1 out of 5 by ProTax and Notary from You Get What You Pay For I just opened the box. The stamp did not even have the signature label on top. I used white paper and yellow sticky notes to try the stamp out on. When I stamped it it would print the part of the rubber stamp. It did not look great. It looked like a smudge. The signature quality did not look real compared to a different stamp we bought a long time ago from a different company.I tried the stamp again on the back of checks and it didn't ave the weird stamp border smudge, but it did come out faded or the signature would looked smudged. tI bought to stamps and they worked the same. These stamps are for a business so I would be using it a lot and the quality will not do. All in all it kinda turned out low of my expectations.
Date published: 2015-02-25
Rated 5 out of 5 by Jon R from Easy to Use - Good Image I was skeptical of this stamp, which I used for a signature, based on some of the other reviews. But it works great. After a few practice stamps, I was able to get clear stamps, on the signature line, with no extra ink blots around the edges. It helps if your paper is on a firm surface - I had trouble at first stamping on top of a large stack of paper. This left ink bleed at the top and bottom. I've found limiting the stack of paper to 8-10 does the trick. The signature image upload & cropping/scaling process was a piece of cake, too.
Date published: 2015-02-25
Rated 1 out of 5 by Anticod from Poor quality Just got this stamper, it looks like it is already out of ink, you have to,press hard on it to stamp correctly. When you do that, you artifact around the edges that then ruins the document. Just a poor quality for the price. Not what you would expect, should have gone with ecostamps, better product and results for just a little bit more money.
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Berrys are OK, its remote and depending on the wind/swell direction you may find limited usable anchorages.
I would suggest, 'racing' to Hope Town including night sailing down the wide channel to the Whale Passage, etc, weather permitting, and then slowly as allowed by weather 'work your way back' to either Great Sale, Mangrove Cay, or West End as a jump off spot to cross back across the Stream or to wait for a weather window. If you have SSB, youll be able to listen in to Chris Parker/CaribWx to determine the 'best' weather window to cross the 'stream'.
With only 9 days, you'll "be pushing it". Nothing will ruin a relaxing 'sailing trip' faster than a schedule and time restraints.
Bimini is nice but its quite limited for a 9 day trip, especially with 'guests aboard'. And if you've been there before you already know that there is limited 'safe' anchorage, even in AliceTowne ... so youre going to need a 'slip' if weather is 'squirrely'. The advantage of Bimini (or even West End) is the extended ability to wait for the proper 'weather window' because you wont be 'deep' into the Bahamas.
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Here is a collection of the all-time best famous Thomas Stearns Eliot (T S) Eliot poems. This is a select list of the best famous Thomas Stearns Eliot (T S) Eliot poetry. Reading, writing, and enjoying famous Thomas Stearns Eliot (T S) Eliot poetry (as well as classical and contemporary poems) is a great past time. These top poems are the best examples of Thomas Stearns Eliot (T S) Eliot poems.
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We shall not cease from exploration
And the end of all our exploring
Will be to arrive where we started
And know the place for the first time.
Through the unknown, remembered gate
When the last of earth left to discover
Is that which was the beginning;
At the source of the longest river
The voice of the hidden waterfall
And the children in the apple-tree
Not known, because not looked for
But heard, half heard, in the stillness
Between the two waves of the sea.
Quick now, here, now, always--
A condition of complete simplicity
(Costing not less than everything)
And all shall be well and
All manner of things shall be well
When the tongues of flame are in-folded
Into the crowned knot of fire
And the fire and the rose are one.
Little Gidding V,
Four Quartets.
-- T.S. Eliot (1943)
I OBSERVE: "Our sentimental friend the moon!
Or possibly (fantastic, I confess)
It may be Prester John's balloon
Or an old battered lantern hung aloft
To light poor travellers to their distress."
She then: "How you digress!"
And I then: "Someone frames upon the keys
That exquisite nocturne, with which we explain
The night and moonshine; music which we seize
To body forth our own vacuity."
She then: "Does this refer to me?"
"Oh no, it is I who am inane."
"You, madam, are the eternal humorist,
The eternal enemy of the absolute,
Giving our vagrant moods the slightest twist!
With your air indifferent and imperious
At a stroke our mad poetics to confute—"
And—"Are we then so serious?"
MALHEUR à la malheureuse Tamise
Qui coule si preès du Spectateur.
Le directeur
Du Spectateur
Empeste la brise.
Les actionnaires
Du Spectateur
Bras dessus bras dessous
Font des tours
A pas de loup.
Dans un égout
Une petite fille
En guenilles
Le directeur
Du Spectateur
Et crève d'amour.
MISS HELEN SLINGSBY was my maiden aunt,
And lived in a small house near a fashionable square
Cared for by servants to the number of four.
Now when she died there was silence in heaven
And silence at her end of the street.
The shutters were drawn and the undertaker wiped his feet—
He was aware that this sort of thing had occurred before.
The dogs were handsomely provided for,
But shortly afterwards the parrot died too.
The Dresden clock continued ticking on the mantelpiece,
And the footman sat upon the dining-table
Holding the second housemaid on his knees—
Who had always been so careful while her mistress lived.
As she laughed I was aware of becoming involved in her laughter and being part of it, until her teeth
were only accidental stars with a talent for squad-drill. I was drawn in by short gasps, inhaled at
each momentary recovery, lost finally in the dark caverns of her throat, bruised by the ripple of
unseen muscles. An elderly waiter with trembling hands was hurriedly spreading a pink and white
checked cloth over the rusty green iron table, saying: "If the lady and gentleman wish to take their
tea in the garden, if the lady and gentleman wish to take their tea in the garden..." I decided that if
the shaking of her breasts could be stopped, some of the fragments of the afternoon might be
collected, and I concentrated my attention with careful subtlety to this end.
EN Amerique, professeur;
En Angleterre, journaliste;
C'est à grands pas et en sueur
Que vous suivrez à peine ma piste.
En Yorkshire, conférencier;
A Londres, un peu banquier,
Vous me paierez bein la tête.
C'est à Paris que je me coiffe
Casque noir de jemenfoutiste.
En Allemagne, philosophe
Surexcité par Emporheben
Au grand air de Bergsteigleben;
J'erre toujours de-ci de-là
A divers coups de tra là là
De Damas jusqu'à Omaha.
Je célébrai mon jour de fête
Dans une oasis d'Afrique
Vetu d'une peau de girafe.
On montrera mon cénotaphe
Aux côtes brulantes de Mozambique.
ILS ont vu les Pays-Bas, ils rentrent à Terre Haute;
Mais une nuit d'été, les voici à Ravenne,
A l'aise entre deux draps, chez deux centaines de punaises;
La sueur aestivale, et une forte odeur de chienne.
Ils restent sur le dos écartant les genoux
De quatre jambes molles tout gonflées de morsures.
On relève le drap pour mieux égratigner.
Moins d'une lieue d'ici est Saint Apollinaire
En Classe, basilique connue des amateurs
De chapitaux d'acanthe que tournoie le vent.
Ils vont prendre le train de huit heures
Prolonger leurs misères de Padoue à Milan
Où se trouvent la Cène, et un restaurant pas cher.
Lui pense aux pourboires, et rédige son bilan.
Ils auront vu la Suisse et traversé la France.
Et Saint Apollinaire, raide et ascétique,
Vieille usine désaffectée de Dieu, tient encore
Dans ses pierres écroulantes la forme précise de Byzance.
THE READERS of the Boston Evening Transcript
Sway in the wind like a field of ripe corn.
When evening quickens faintly in the street,
Wakening the appetites of life in some
And to others bringing the Boston Evening Transcript,
I mount the steps and ring the bell, turning
Wearily, as one would turn to nod good-bye to Rochefoucauld,
If the street were time and he at the end of the street,
And I say, "Cousin Harriet, here is the Boston Evening Transcript.
THEY are rattling breakfast plates in basement kitchens,
And along the trampled edges of the street
I am aware of the damp souls of housemaids
Sprouting despondently at area gates.
The brown waves of fog toss up to me
Twisted faces from the bottom of the street,
And tear from a passer-by with muddy skirts
An aimless smile that hovers in the air
And vanishes along the level of the roofs.
Strode across the hills and broke them,
Rode across the hills and broke them—
The barren New England hills—
Riding to hounds
Over the cow-pasture.
Miss Nancy Ellicott smoked
And danced all the modern dances;
And her aunts were not quite sure how they felt about it,
But they knew that it was modern.
Upon the glazen shelves kept watch
Matthew and Waldo, guardians of the faith,
The army of unalterable law.
Phlebas the Phoenician, a fortnight dead,
Forgot the cry of gulls, and the deep sea swell
And the profit and loss.
A current under sea
Picked his bones in whispers. As he rose and fell
He passed the stages of his age and youth
Entering the whirlpool.
Gentile or Jew
O you who turn the wheel and look to windward, 320
Consider Phlebas, who was once handsome and tall as you.


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On Thursday 19 March 10 Year 8 students visited the BBC.
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Food is greasy, menu poor and service okay at best! Everytime a coworker suggests we eat there I say do we have to?
Sit at the bar and say Hi to the Bartender. All nice people. Pur a great drink.. Happy hour is wonderfull. A very big mess of chicken wings for less than $10 (maybe 35cents each!!!) and a few beers and you are on your way. Mini burgers too!!
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This restaurant is literally across the street from the entrance to our community. It's very popular as an after work stop. Working age crowd. Good staff. Family friendly also. Big room, big bar. Food service at the bar, which is our choice.
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Pleasant service. The food was above average for your basic comfort food: burgers, wings. The dessert menu is a bit inadequate
We come here weekly. Peppercorns absolutely never fails. I get the Cobb salad which is excellent. My husband gets the steak or fish which is also great. They will happily cook the food as you request and amend anything on the menu. The service is impeccable. The atmosphere is fun but not loud. The portions are huge so bring your...
When our friends arrived from Dulles after driving up to Park Ridge, tired and hungry, only one place came to mind. We drove to Peppercorns at 9PM and were seated immediately at a large booth. So far, so good. We ordered reuben and patty melt sandwiches. The burgers were not cooked as ordered and the corned beef was tough. The...
Stopped in at Peppercorn's because our regular place was hosting a special event and had no seating available. Nice turn of events because now we have a new favorite place to eat. It has a warm, casual "American Pub" local atmosphere and pub menu in a residential area.
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New Order took to the stage at London's iconic Brixton Academy on April 4th, 1987 as part of the International AIDS day fundraising season and released the performance on VHS (remember them?!) 2 years later. Enjoy the setlist from that evening with us here.
Since the very beginning of Van Halen's career, the only incarnation of the band to have released a live album is the one with Sammy Hagar standing front and center, and while Live: Right Here, Right Now certainly has its fans, it's always been a bit of a bummer that no similar audio document was ever (officially) released with David Lee Roth on vocals. As of today, however, that wrong has officially been righted, thanks to the release of the two-CD / four-LP set, Tokyo Dome: Live in Concert.
Today, God hits the big 7-0. Oh, wait, did we say God? Sorry, we meant Eric Clapton. (That darned photograph...) But for what it's worth, Clapton is a god among guitar players, so you can understand our error.
This week's entry rounds up twenty favorites from Roy Ayers -- Jazz-funk pioneer, vibraphonist and soulman. The set kicks off with the first Ayers track I came in contact with, "We Live In Brooklyn, Baby" culled from the Roy Ayers Ubiquity album, He's Coming from 1972. All propers to Digable Planets for the turn on - the group sampled the cut on their track "Borough Check" off their sophomore album, Blowout Comb (1994). Nineteen tracks later we close out with "2000 Blacks Go To Be Free" found on Ayers collaboration with Fela Kuti, Fela & Roy Ayers. Get to know this legend. Vibes for life.
39 years ago today, the Sex Pistols secured a gig that's generally described as a key turning point in their career: playing at the 100 Club in London.
It's not as though the Pistols hadn't played live prior to March 30, 1976, but their gigs were decidedly tumultuous and oftentimes more than a little bit spontaneous. For instance, on February 20, they'd shown up at Buck's College in High Wycombe, England and claimed to be the opening act for Screaming Lord Sutch, even though they weren't actually booked at all. Nonetheless, they took the stage, started playing, and…well, things went rather poorly, let's just say that.
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You'd almost feel sorry for Ferrell, if he weren't this close to wearing out his welcome, but one has little pity for the man carrying his own shovel into the cemetery. As Jack Wyatt, a self-absorbed jackass trying to resurrect a moribund career by playing Darrin in a Bewitched remake, Ferrell's playing Ferrell playing some variation of the characters he's done in Old School, The Ladies' Man, Anchorman, and the recent Kicking & Screaming. He's doing sketch comedy (the movie has enough story to fill about 12 minutes, give or take 11), this time with a brush as broad as Texas, and he will quickly discover how unforgiving the cinema's canvas is to small-screen actors who try too hard to fill up the blank spaces.
Nicole Kidman, as real-life witch Isabel cast to play make-believe witch Samantha opposite Jack in this remake-within-a-remake, fares no better, but for entirely different reasons. If the Ephrons make Ferrell look like a schmuck, they reduce Kidman to the role of total idiot, and, sadly, she obliges, dashing one more dollop of the audience's goodwill with yet another catastrophic offering of her own. Isabel, who apparently flew the short stick to school as a child, has no working concept of the real world, and she asks inane questions ("What's a dick?") as though she's a three-year-old just learning to speak in complete sentences. This, despite being hundreds of years old and being the daughter of Michael Caine's Nigel, a charismatic womanizer who was world-weary when the world was still made of molten lava. Isabel can do anything with the tug of an ear, except, apparently, act like a woman who's almost 40.
Bewitched, though, is such an epic mess that Kidman and Ferrell stood no chance; Jim Carrey and Jennifer Aniston and the myriad other actors once attached to the project should thank their agents and warlocks at having been spared such a fate. (This remake has gone through dozens of writers and directors for more than a decade; apparently Columbia Pictures execs gave up trying to make something good and barreled ahead with the dreck on hand.) The Ephrons miss even the easiest opportunities for laughs, choosing to go with none when even one would have sufficed. Why, for instance, cast Shirley MacLaine as an aging famous actress named Iris Smythson appearing as Endora in the remake, when it would have been far funnier for MacLaine to actually play herself? And why only hint at the possibility that Iris is a real witch, rather than unleash her upon an ensemble in need of enchanting? As it is, the Ephrons finally ditch Caine and MacLaine altogether, setting them up as a couple and then abandoning them just when the movie's most in need of the jolt only two pros can bring to such an amateur production.
To complain that a remake of Bewitched is pointless is, well, futile; it's certainly no more or less necessary than Sgt. Bilko or The Beverly Hillbillies or The Avengers, but when studios run out of ideas, there's always TV Land to rape and pillage in order to fill the coffers. But it's worse than just useless -- Bewitched is a waste of time, a waste of money (not yours, one hopes), and a waste of people like Amy Sedaris (who shows up in the last scene as neighbor Gladys Kravitz) and The Daily Show's Stephen Colbert and Steve Carell, the former as a writer who does little more than squint and smirk, and the latter playing Paul Lynde playing Uncle Arthur in the only bearable and bubbly sequence the film can muster. A hex on everyone involved.
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