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Updated: 03/27/2015 - New Bern Police have charged a 33 year old man with stalking after they say he took pictures at the student's bus stop.
Updated: 03/27/2015 - A person trying to break into a home in Craven County got more than he bargained for when deputies say he was shot in the chest by the homeowner who he was attacking.
Updated: 03/26/2015 - Two former school employees have been arrested on charges that one sold drugs to the other at the school.
Updated: 03/27/2015 - Wake County deputies say a boy has died more than a week after his older brother shot him in the neck with an arrow.
Updated: 03/27/2015 - The Pitt County Sheriff's Office has charged a former middle school employee with falsifying National Guard military leave.
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Updated: 03/25/2015 - Rewards in the gold heist early this month in Wilson County now stand at $75,000.
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Updated: 03/27/2015 - District Attorney Kimberly Robb confirmed 17-year-old C-Allah Coombs pleaded guilty for shooting at D.H. Conley High in April 2014.
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Updated: 03/24/2015 - Tarboro police said Tuesday they had determined that 40-year-old Ian Sherrod had struggled with mannerisms indicative of paranoid schizophrenia within recent years.
Updated: 03/24/2015 - Kinston police said they have clear evidence of a shooting from overnight in a victim, but no details about how that shooting happened.
Posted: 03/23/2015 - A Florida businessman who authorities say faked his own death to reap millions in life insurance benefits is sitting in a North Carolina jail after applying for a passport under another man's name.
Posted: 03/23/2015 - A court official says Marine Pfc. Joseph Scott Pemberton was taken by American escorts to a heavily guarded courtroom for the trial in Olongapo city, northwest of Manila.
Updated: 03/23/2015 - Greenville police say a man was shot and transported to the hospital Sunday afternoon.
Updated: 03/24/2015 - Interim Chief Ted Sauls says Gail Lanier passed away Monday night at Vidant Medical Center.
Updated: 03/21/2015 - Kinston police say a tractor trailer side swiped a woman's vehicle when making a turn and kept going.
Updated: 03/21/2015 - New Bern police say Amanda Luker, 34, was arguing with her boyfriend and fired a single shot, hitting the wall. The bullet also went through an adjacent apartment.
Updated: 03/23/2015 - Police are searching for a suspected gunman following an incident on Charles Boulevard overnight.
Updated: 03/20/2015 - Investigators with the Beaufort County Sheriff's Office Drug Unit confiscated nearly four pounds of high grade marijuana, 16 grams of cocaine, digital scales, drug packaging materials and $25,035.00 in money.
Updated: 03/21/2015 - Investigators say they found human remains inside a wood stove in the home of a man charged with killing a finalist from the TV show "Food Network Star," her husband and their unborn child.
Posted: 03/20/2015 - Winterville police are investigating an attempted robbery, in which they say the suspect was shot at.
Updated: 03/20/2015 - The chase began on I-95 in Halifax County near Highway 481 Thursday around 4:30 p.m.. It ended in Wilson with the stolen car hitting a tree.
Updated: 03/20/2015 - A person familiar with the case tells The Associated Press that the Justice Department is formally investigating whether Rep. Aaron Schock of Illinois, who has submitted his resignation, committed crimes with his office expenditures and business dealings.
Posted: 03/20/2015 - Officers said marijuana paste, marijuana, and mushrooms are now off the street and the man who had them stashed in his home is behind bars.


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SEATTLE Hisashi Iwakuma was cruising along before one bad inning cost him a shot at another victory.
The Mariners' right-hander had just been given a 1-0 lead on Justin Smoak's seventh-inning home run. To that point, he had allowed just two hits and, entering the game, was 7-0 in nine starts when he had worked at least seven innings and allowed two runs or fewer.
Make that now 7-1.
"He pitched a really good game," Mariners acting manager Robby Thompson said. "We felt he was our best guy to send back out there for that eighth inning."
Mark DeRosa's pinch-hit, two-run single in the eighth off Oliver Perez provided the Jays and R.A. Dickey (9-11) with the 3-1 victory on Monday night.
Iwakuma (10-5), who pitched 7 1-3 innings, took the loss. He allowed two runs on four hits, striking out two and matched his season high with three walks. Over his past five starts, he is 3-0 with a 1.59 ERA.
It looked like Smoak's 11th home run in the seventh would hold up. Since July 1, Smoak is batting .327 with 16 runs, eight doubles, five homers and 13 RBI.
"He definitely had it dancing tonight," Smoak said of Dickey's knuckler. "When we did have runners on, we didn't capitalize on it.
"It (home run pitch) was up. I was swinging. Just happened to catch it at the right time."
After Smoak's home run, the Jays responded with their three-run, eighth-inning rally. Brett Lawrie opened with a triple into the right-center gap. He was a home run shy of the cycle. With one out, Jose Reyes lined a RBI single to center, ending Iwakuma's outing.
Yoervis Medina then complicated the situation for the Mariners, giving up a single to Jose Bautista. Both runners advanced on Medina's wild pitch. Edward Encarnacion walked to load the bases.
Oliver Perez entered as did DeRosa, who lined his game-winning single to left on an 0-2 pitch. DeRosa is 5-of-14 as a pinch hitter this season with six RBI.
"I always look at the matchup," DeRosa said. "He prides himself on attacking. There's a lot of herky-jerky motion. I was just trying to take the lower half out. I knew he'd challenge me. That's the type of guy he is."
Dickey went 7 2-3 innings, allowing one run on eight hits. The knuckleballer struck out five and walked two. He won for the first time since July 1.
"He had good stuff," Thompson said. "He throws a soft knuckleball and one that's a little harder. He threw a few more fastballs early in the game than we've seen in the past. He was tough. He wasn't a Cy Young Award winner for nothing."
Dickey added, "I had a good knuckle ball out my hand tonight, but it was certainly about Brett Lawrie tonight. That was fun to watch. His triple, his double, his double play. He was our spark plug tonight. It was good to do that in front of a Canadian crowd. He enjoyed that."


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Trans-inclusive Hate Crimes Bill Moving ForwardApril 20, 2009 - by Donny Shaw
The Local Law Enforcement Hate Crimes Prevention Act, a.k.a. the Mathew Shepard Act, has been introduced in every session of Congress since 1997. The bill would make several changes to federal hate crime laws, chief among them an expansion of the law to include violent acts motivated by the actual or perceived gender, sexual orientation, gender identity, or disability of the victim.
There is a good chance it will finally pass this year. With an expanded Democratic majority in both chambers of Congress this session and a President who was an original co-sponsor of the bill last year, Democratic leaders are pushing full force to get the bill signed into law.
At a breakfast meeting with bloggers in March, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) said that the trans-inclusive hate crimes bill would be a legislative priority. The bill was introduced in the current 11th session of Congress on April 2nd and later this week the House Judiciary Committee will mark it up and send it to the full House for a vote.
The main pushback against the bill comes from religious groups. The Traditional Values Coalition, for example, says the bill "will be used to lay the legal foundation and framework to investigate, prosecute and persecute pastors, business owners, Bible teachers, Sunday School teachers, youth leaders, Christian counselors, religious broadcasters and anyone else whose actions are based upon and reflect the truths found in the Bible."
The ACLU on the other hand says the bill, if signed into law, would contain the strongest free speech protection in the entire federal criminal code. From an ACLU letter to members of Congress:
On its face, the hate crimes bill punishes only the conduct of intentionally selecting another person for violence because of that person's race, color, national origin, religion, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity, or disability. The prosecution must prove the conduct of intentional selection of the victim. Thus, the hate crimes bill, like the present principal criminal civil rights statute, 18 U.S.C. § 245 ("section 245"), punishes discrimination (an act), not bigotry (a belief).
Here is the key provision from the bill text:
'(d) Rule of Evidence- In a prosecution for an offense under this section, evidence of expression or associations of the defendant may not be introduced as substantive evidence at trial, unless the evidence specifically relates to that offense. However, nothing in this section affects the rules of evidence governing impeachment of a witness.'
Here is Rep. Barney Frank's (D-MA) statement in support of the bill and the Judiciary Committees' vote this week.
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Violence is violence, regardless. We already have laws as Aggravated assault, lesser degrees of assault, Att. Murder, Rape and so on. Why in the world would we need to enact laws specific to groups of people? What group, pray tell, might I be in? I have no idea. This is nothing more than an attempt to further negate the protection of ALL people and add a longer sentence if convicted of assaulting a protected "group." As Americans, we are all one group (humans) and no one should receive special treatment not afforded to all, equally. So, are we saying if a partner in a household is assaulted by the other partner, that wouldn't constitute the same degree of criminal assault, regardless of the extent of injury incurred? This legislation is a waste of time and unnecessary. There is no need to create this extra burden on prosecution and law enforcement, nor the expenditure of dollars being proposed. Our tax dollars at work-WOW.
- RichardLRuggles 04/23/2009 9:17am
This is open attack on Christianity. If a preacher preaches out of the Bible against Sodomy (homo-sexuality) he can and most likely will be charged with a hate crime.
This is not a hate speech law. This is a hate crimes law. It only increases the penalty for another crime, it can't be applied where no other crime is being committed. If a preacher gives an anti-black sermon, he isn't prosecutable. If he gives and anti-black sermon while burning a cross on someone else's lawn (arson, trespassing) he could be charged with a hate crime.
Crimes committed because of someone's race, sex, religion, or sexual orientation are a form of terrorism, and should be punished more harshly than random crimes or personal crimes.
This is a bill about VIOLENCE.
It is not about free speech (see the ACLU comments).
Unless your preacher spews hatred/violence oriented sermons, he is quite safe.
While you are thinking about that, consider all the other Old Testament directives/laws that y'all are ignoring. e.g. stoning for adultery, sacrifices of bulls for atonement, the 7th year forgiveness of debts, …just to name a few.
We punish crimes in this country, not motives. It shouldn't matter what color/gender/religion/handedness/eye-color you are. If someone kills you, it is murder. To assign more significance to a crime based on race or gender is a form of discrimination.
That is why we make no distinction between first degree murder, second degree murder, voluntary manslaughter (all the intentional killing of another human being), nor do any states punish paid assassins more harshly than crimes of passion.
Oh wait, we do punish people based on motives every day. I guess you have your work cut out for you correcting this horrible state of affairs. Maybe you will someday achieve your dream, and someone who kills a pedestrian while running a red light will face exactly the same punishment as a professional contract killer.


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1 Bedroom, 1 Bath Luxury Apartment (max Occupancy 2 Adults)
Everything you need and nothing you don't. Perched above the city of Santa Barbara, looking out past the red tiled roofs, to the boats in the harbor and the islands beyond.
For Guest who wish to stay one Month or longer, please contact us for your personalized monthly rate. Reservations more than 6 Months in advance receive special payment terms.
The Apt. is a short walk to the Mission, Rose gardens, Botanical Gardens, Natural History Museum and Riviera Theatre. Also, don't miss Alice's garden (read the book in the Apt.), Lotus Land (must make reservations ahead), the many hikes (book in Apt.), Seal Sanctuary (checking birthing months), walking along the Shoreline Park (watching the surfers, sea lions, & whales), Brophey Bros. (a locals hangout) & the Fish Market at the Marina (freshest fish in town), Downtown Farmer's Market (Tues. eve. & Sat. morning) the Courthouse and Arlington Theatre.
A day-out's bounty- local spotted prawn, farmers market finds, and local pinot. Take it back to the gourmet kitchen, pop the cork and cook up something good while looking out through the French doors to see if you can retrace your steps from the day.
You'll want to rise early to see the magnificent sunrise and be home in the evening to enjoy the sunset with a glass of wine. Break bread at the yacht-style booth that has the best seat in the house- or any house for that matter- and let the nautical scene unfold before you. Cheers!
One of four restored and upgraded units in a Craftsman style building circa 1915, this apartment has a sophisticated yet comfortable feel. Located on the second floor, the sun-drenched unit looks south out across the city and ocean and west toward the Mission. From the kitchen French doors lead to panoramic ocean and city views. A built-in booth seats six for dinner and provides a spot for entertaining or sitting down with a cup of tea and a book. Features include all new cabinetry, honed granite counter-tops, stainless steel appliances, and butcher block topped island. Custom tile work surrounds the new shower/bath tub in the good sized bathroom. Dual pocket doors and an interior window give the bedroom an open feel. Custom millwork adds to the historical feel of the space.
The unit has its own private laundry/storage room and weekly maid service is available upon request. The convenient location is around the corner from the historic Riviera Theater, 0.5 miles to the Santa Barbara Mission, across the street from Orput park and near public transportation and within walking distance to downtown.
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It was easy to call this apt. our home for 4 ½ months and we would have stayed longer if it wasn't already booked. Pride of ownership and attention to detail will make you want to return often. Everything represented in the listing is accurate with the exception of understating the view! You'll want to rise early to see the magnificent sunrise and be home in the evening to enjoy the sunset with a glass of wine, as you prepare dinner in this well-appointed kitchen. The sun really does rise in the East and set in the West, it's just not the direction you think it should be. Our first weekend in town, we took a long walk from the apt. to the end of Stearns Pier and back, a great way to get acquainted with the city and all that it has to offer. The apt. is a short walk to the Mission, Rose gardens, Botanical Gardens, Natural History Museum and Riviera Theatre. Also, don't miss Alice's garden (read the book in the Apt.), Lotus Land (must make reservations ahead), the many hikes (book in apt.), Seal Sanctuary (checking birthing months), walking along the Shoreline park (watching the surfers, sea lions, & whales), Brophey Bros. (a locals hangout) & the Fish Market at the Marina (freshest fish in town), Downtown Farmer's Market (Tues. eve. & Sat. morning) the Courthouse and Arlington Theatre. We have and will continue to recommend this VRBO to family and friends. Perfect for 2 people (adults) with an occasional overnight guest.
Recommended for: Age 55+, romantic getaway, sightseeing.
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The owners are friendly and unobtrusive and working with them goes smoothly from start to finish.
Monika responds immediately when a need arises. A request to locate a missing item was thoroughly looked into, found and returned. Would definitely come back!
Exceeded our expectations!
The apartment is very comfortable and the bed is extremely comfortable.Thank you
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Ocean View, Luxury, Riviera, Walk, Charming, Beautiful Things to do in Santa Barbara & Santa Barbara Stearns Wharf
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Payment is usually accepted in the quoted currency (USD) unless the currency and the amount is specifically agreed in advance with the owner / advertiser.
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- Refundable damage deposit $500
- Cleaning $175
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- not suitable for children
- pets not allowed
- wheelchair inaccessible
Location Type
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Leisure Activities
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Local Services & Businesses
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Sports & Adventure Activities
- basketball court
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- 1 Bedroom, Sleeps 2
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- Queen size Beds (1), Convertible bed (1) Sleep Sofa suitable for occasional use not for occupation during whole Vacation Rental
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the packaging - though the squeeze top with this product is far superior to (and more logical than) a large-opening twist off lid, a flip-cap would be way more convenient than the twist off top.
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|May 25, 2011, 07:06 PM
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Still off topic, "DICK" ?
|May 25, 2011, 09:15 PM
Dennis Modified Nirvana
I would like to know if the hull itself was modified? I am particularly interested if the area where the keel goes into the boat? I was concerned that if I increased the strength of the keel that it would possibly cause an issue with hull.
|May 25, 2011, 10:01 PM
Shouldn't be a problem
As I understand it, Dennis painted the hull, but did not made any changes to it. The keel and the rudder were physically modified. You can see the pictures of the keel modification back a few posts. John told me that Dennis shaped the top edge of the rudder to better match the curve of the hull. I asked for a picture of that modification see how it looks. I have had to that to a few of my sailboats, so the rudders wouldn't touch the hull as they turned, not for any perfermance reasons.
I can't image that there could be an issue with the hull's strength issue as a result of strengthening the keel.
|May 26, 2011, 06:56 AM
Glad we are back on topic guys...
|May 26, 2011, 07:00 AM
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There has been no mod to the hull itself. the rigidity of the keel was the only issue, and he added the fiberglass shell you can see in the pics to correct that, wont add any undue stress to the hull. the shell should be available to people who want it soon, I think.
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|May 26, 2011, 09:41 AM
Less strain with the new keel -
I was thinking about your questions and concluded that by stiffening the keel, the hull would actually be under less strain. The more flexible keel would put more torque on the keel box than the newly reinforced version. Chidago is the engineer, and he'd have some math that'd confirm this, but using my time tested "SWAG" method, that is my take on it.
That's my story and I am stickin' to it.
|May 26, 2011, 09:43 AM
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Rick, I think I said that in less words..
|May 26, 2011, 09:50 AM
There has been no mod to the hull itself. the rigidity of the keel was the only issue, and he added the fiberglass shell you can see in the pics to correct that, wont add any undue stress to the hull. the shell should be available to people who want it soon, I think. Chidago"
Sort of, but I included the logic, my method and root of my conclusions, thus providing Dave with a high degree of conifidence in my response. It is my way, I am just a giver. Modest too.
|May 26, 2011, 10:25 AM
Thank You for all your inputs. Looks like I will be stiffing up the keel. I have done some reading about how the keel works while tacking. Dennis's comments about excessive rudder use while tacking due to the keel flexing hit home. Along with my personal experiences of tacking against stronger winds, I am convinced that stiffing the keel will be a very worthwhile mod to do for those of us that do not compete at races. I have a lot on my plate at the moment but will get this done next winter if not sooner. Dave
Chidago sending you a P.M.
|May 26, 2011, 10:39 AM
Just get ya a spare keel and mod it...then you can use it to play with...
|May 26, 2011, 11:20 AM
Can we get the particulars on the keel modification? What weight matting was used? Was their any unusual prep beyond sanding and cleaning the surface? Which epoxy 15 min, 30 min. ?
I don't see myself customizing the ballast pod, but stiffening the keel and cleaning up the top edge of the rudder, hey that's a no brainer. I am on it like a hungry hound dog!
Still studying the pictures of the mods to the rigging. Any one have a good sourse for the jib boom weight? And which one should to use, or are they pretty much the same??
Thank you
|May 26, 2011, 01:17 PM
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I dunno, but, I'll find out..just put Vito on it now..
|May 26, 2011, 02:37 PM
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Update on the keel deal..ooh, a rhyme I made..
I talked with Dennis on it, as soon as he has time, he will make a master mold for the 2 piece sheath, and will figure out what they would cost, he knows the boat wont sustain a high cost item, nor, is he lookin to do a keel business.
He is working on his piece for the mag, his evaluation of the boat in stock trim.
So, when the mold is done, we will have the parts for those who want them, and designed by someone who knows what keels are supposed to be, not just adding 2 pieces to make it rigid. its a VERY nice piece, if you were not aware of the stock keel, NEVER could tell, and its smooth, not a rough surface like the stocker.
And as Crash said, get a new keel, mod it for playin, keep the original for rule racing..
|May 26, 2011, 03:53 PM
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Front jib weight. piano wire with some fishing sinker stuff..highly technical desription, huh? THAT would make my old prof. proud, I'm sure, but, thats quote from Dennis...
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I would appreciate, to view my tasks in a mindmap. Each list is a node with the tasks as subnodes. Especially when subtasks are implemented a very nice feature for "visual usertypes" :)
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this is much better than a subtask choice
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|jkeres says:
Agreed. This would be powerful. I would like to find a way to use a mind mapping app that use RTM for managing tasks and Evernote to replace the notes fields for nodes. I would also want the ability to update my tasks in any RTM client or web and have them be magically updated in the map when I open it next.
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|volodymyr says:
Agreed. WBS (work breakdown structure) is the first step in classical project management. Lists are great for tracking stuff, and are easy to view on smaller screens (smartphones). But are pretty bad for clearing one's mind. Mind-maps or WBS is much more visual.
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Instead of the RTM team doing this work, put out a request for some Mind Map App integrations. I've been using MindMiester.. because it runs everywhere...
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@georgedolbier: thats what I meant with "For implementation you could use mindmeister.com, e.g...." :-)
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Any Progress on this idea? I think of this every day. I tried doing this manually for a while a few years ago and it was tedious and unmanageable. However, if I could manage my tasks as dominic describes - updating tasks, changing due dates and moving between categories visually- it would be game changing.
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Bunny chase is underway
New dog has eye for plethora of hares
Is it just us, or is everyone in this city experiencing an unexpected explosion of backyard bunnies?
Along with a thick blanket of snow, our backyard is awash in a sea of bouncing bunnies -- big ones, little ones, medium-sized ones.
Normally, this would not be a hare-raising problem. For years, everyone at our house has lived in relative peace with these long-eared interlopers.
On occasion, my wife, She Who Must Not Be Named, will curse the carrot-craving invaders when they penetrate the defences she erects each summer around her vegetable garden, but she isn't one to fret over a few extra grey hares.
As for our two main dogs -- a sandbag-shaped basset hound named Cooper and an overstuffed miniature wiener dog named Zoe -- they are only marginally aware of the bunnies' existence.
From time to time, they pay lip service to the presence of a bunny, giving half-hearted chase for several seconds until they are distracted by something their tiny brains find even more intriguing, such as a stick or an empty potato-chip bag blown into the yard by a gust of wind.
My point is, the bunnies have had it good for years. Having grown up with no serious predators, I suspect it is encoded in their DNA to ignore the marginal threat the complacent canines that ineptly patrol our backyard pose.
But this sea of tranquillity has been thrown into chaos by the arrival of Mr. X, an emergency backup dog we inherited six months ago. I am not entirely sure what kind of dog Mr. X is, but one thing is certain -- he has a singular passion for chasing bunnies.
The thing is, Mr. X -- my wife and daughter refuse to let me besmirch his reputation by revealing his real name -- is barely larger than a rabbit himself, but what he lacks in size, he makes up for with the heart of a lion and the damn-the-torpedoes attitude of a charging rhinoceros.
I became aware of Mr. X's bunny-chasing proclivity the other morning when, as per our normal ritual, I accompanied all three dogs outside to allow them to perform their daily ablutions, so to speak.
I was standing there, shivering in the last remaining shards of my ratty green bathrobe and the flip-flops I keep at the back door, when, suddenly and without warning, a bunny hopped out from behind a tree.
Our main dogs, naturally, were oblivious, but Mr. X, his tiny brain on high alert, immediately gave chase, dashing through the snow in pursuit of the startled bunny.
At this point, I should mention that foremost among Mr. X's attributes is speed. He is like a small, furry bullet fired from a gun. As the two docile dogs and I looked on in horror, Mr. X rocketed after the bunny, darting behind a tree, unleashing a burst of even more bunnies, all of which scattered in different directions, all of which Mr. X tried to pursue at the same time.
Fearing the outcome of his bunny blood lust, I gave chase, my ratty bathrobe flapping in the icy breeze, my flimsy flip-flops sinking into the frozen snow, my heart pounding like the drummer for a heavy metal band.
"STOP, MR. X! STOP!" I shrieked at the top of my lungs.
Awoken by the bunny-related backyard brouhaha, my cranky daughter hopped out of bed and, clad only in pyjamas, ran out the back door to investigate, only to slip on a patch of ice on the concrete steps, fly through the air and land with a painful thud on the snow-covered stone patio.
"Are you OK, sweetheart?" I screeched in a display of fatherly concern as the chase continued.
"Arrrrrggghhh!" is the sound that came from my bruised offspring as she flailed on the snowy ground.
It was at this point, a defiant Mr. X, ignoring my pleas and my daughter's groans, trapped one of the slower bunnies in a small thicket beside the back gate. In a bid to prevent the imminent demise of Peter Cottontail, I hatched a rescue plan.
Racing to our kitchen, I grabbed a gourmet doggy treat and thundered back to the scene of the looming bloodshed, where I hollered the only word Mr. X understands. "TREAT, MR. X!" I bellowed. "EAT THE TREAT INSTEAD OF THE BUNNY!"
When he glanced up with longing in his eyes, I hastily scooped up the wiggling Mr. X and, accompanied by my disgruntled daughter, trudged back into the warmth and safety of our home.
After restoring the blood flow to my frozen feet, I graciously decided to give all three dogs a treat, which is when I read the label on the package and, to my horror, discovered the main ingredient listed on the doggy snacks was (cue eerie music) "rabbit."
Yes, by accident, I was the one who gave Mr. X a taste of his elusive prey.
Which explains why we had such a bad hare day.
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Disparidad y Polarización de la producción provincial en España
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"The Reservation Supervisor came almost three hours late to work. A search on the official's bag revealed 11 unfilled reservation forms signed by a MLA and five unfilled reservation forms with the seal of the Ministry of Finance … we have also seized some empty letter pads signed by a few MLAs/MPs," a senior investigator told The Hindu.
Explaining the modus operandi of the accused, he said the signed reservation forms would be used to purchase tatkal tickets at the counter. "Since the counter is meant for MLAs or MPs, there would be no access to the public. Travel agents used the facility to purchase confirmed tickets for their customers. Signed letter pads were used to apply for berths under the EQ."
Asked if there was any nexus between the agents and railway employees at the counter or whether the elected representatives who signed the forms received any monetary benefit, the investigator said those aspects were part of the investigation.
"We have to seize the reservation/EQ requisition forms received in the recent months and check the profile of beneficiaries. A case-by-case study has to be done to ascertain the corruption angle. As of now, we have made out a prima facie case of irregularity in process of ticketing and EQ requisitions," he said.
As there was no revenue loss to the government, the CBI has handed over the case to the Railway's Vigilance Organisation for further investigation and departmental action, CBI sources added.
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34 years of experience
Accepting new patients
34 years of experience
Accepting new patients
2920 Market St
Camp Hill, PA 17011 Phone number & directions
Camp Hill, PA 17011 Phone number & directions
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- He has special expertise in 4 areas:
- Acute Coronary Syndrome (ACS)
- Heart Block
- High Blood Pressure (Hypertension)
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Dr. Lamarque graduated from Universita Degli Studi Di Roma La Sapienza (Facolta I), Rome.
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- Community General Osteopathic Hospital
- Italian
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