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Charlie Grosso's recent album cover photography for "Affected" has been receiving great reviews by the European Press. "Affected" is a new project by former Prick, Kidneythieves, and Zeromancer guitarist, Chris Schleyer. Drummers Garret Hammond (Prick, Kill Hannah), and Andrew Kubiszewski (Prick, Stabbing Westward) also contributed to the new album.
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TORONTO -- Toronto Raptors point guard Kyle Lowry has been ruled out of tonight's road game against the Dallas Mavericks as he recovers from a right ankle sprain.
The Raptors confirmed on their Twitter account that Lowry won't dress and his condition will be reassessed daily.
Lowry twisted his right ankle after landing on Thunder forward Serge Ibaka's foot while going for a rebound in the second quarter in Toronto's 108-88 loss in Oklahoma City on Tuesday. He wore a walking boot as a precaution after leaving the game.
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Lowry was acquired from Houston over the off-season and had a stellar first three games for the Raptors, averaging 23.7 points, 7.3 rebounds and seven assists.
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The New Bridal Shoe
Typical of today's fearless new trends in wedding fashions, this season's bridal shoes are anything but boring. Modern brides are trading veils for beaded headbands, buttoned-up receptions for lawn games and spiked lemonade, and tiered...Tags: Marriage, Event Planning, Weddings
Coordinating care Medical Home Network will link hospitals, clinics and doctors serving Medicaid patients
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For decades, boat owners have struggled with outdated, round shorepower connectors that do not provide the protection of today's technology. Revolutionizing boaters' access to AC power, SmartPlug Systems introduces the first safe and easy-to-use alternative to the current standard in 70 years. Featuring a patented design, the SmartPlug 30 amp plug and inlet helps protect against the two leading causes of fire and electrocution, unstable connections and overheating, with its innovative shape and secure locking mechanisms. It's the first product released in a complete shorepower system.
SmartPlug's unique sleeve configuration nests the plug and inlet together, making aligning the pins a snap. Any pressure or force is absorbed by the assembly's body and not the electrical pins. Due to an innovative shape, it can only be plugged in one way. SmartPlug is effortless to orient and connect, even in the dark.
With a revolutionary locking system, SmartPlug decreases the risk of faulty connections. Locks on both sides of the plug snap into the inlet so users can feel and hear the positive connection. A simple squeeze to the two side levers releases the mechanism.A solid, stable electrical union is further ensured by a stainless steel inlet cover lock that hooks onto the rear of the plug. When fully secured, SmartPlug can withstand a substantial amount of vertical force.
Its straight electrical pins provide a 20 times greater contact area than thin, curved pins found on round-style plugs. Once the sleeve is aligned, the three blades slide straight into the connector, no twisting is required.
Offering a triple seal waterproof connection, SmartPlug utilizes a compressed front seal, rear seal and flanged cord seal to protect against corrosion of internal electrical components. A built-in thermostat automatically shuts off electrical current around 200?F to prevent overheating. It automatically resets at 100?F.
Installation is simple and replacing an existing inlet is convenient. Users just remove the legacy-style round inlet, connect the wiring to the SmartPlug inlet and fasten using the original hole pattern. To replace a plug on an existing cordset, owners can cut off the old plug, strip the wires and fasten to the SmartPlug.
SmartPlug Systems' innovative 30 amp plug and inlet assembly retails for $225. For larger boats, a 50 amp plug and inlet assembly is currently in development along with dockside outlets and plugs, cordsets and adapters. Boat owners interested in buying SmartPlug are encouraged to visit their local marine supply store or contact the company directly.


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Insider Trading: Co
Monthly summaries of insider trading activities (stock purchases, sales, and option exercises) reported by insiders of Co in the last 24 months are illustrated in figures 1 and 2. Table 1 shows the monthly insider trading data of Co since year 2005. Table 2 shows the detailed insider transactions of Co since 2005.
The reporting company's ticker symbol is CRDA CRDB.
The reporting company's CIK number is 25475.
The total value of stock buying since 2005 is $3,455,049.
The total value of stock sales is $1,550,683.
The total value of stock exercises is $25,950.
CRDA CRDB 1 year chart CRDA CRDB 1 day chart
Figure 1. Monthly insider transaction values at Co (CRDA CRDB) in the past 24 months. The trade values of insider stock buys, sales, and option exercises are in logarithmic scale as shown on the right axis labels. The detailed monthly and daily insider transactions are listed in the 2 tables below.
Figure 2. Average prices of insider buys, sales, and option exercises at Co (CRDA CRDB) in the past 24 months. See table 2 for insider transaction details.
Insider trading activities including stock purchases, stock sales, and option exercises listed in the above tables cannot be completely guaranteed as to their accuracy. For more insider trading information of Co (symbol CRDA CRDB, CIK number 25475) see the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) website. |


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Renaissance Atlanta Midtown Hotel
Description provided by Renaissance Atlanta Midtown Hotel
Welcome to a world of modern sophistication in the epicenter of Atlantas music and artistic scene at the Renaissance Atlanta Midtown Hotel. Discover a sense of arrival as you mingle with friends or co-workers in our inviting Atlanta luxury hotel lobby, showcasing an alluring fireplace, a floating 442-gallon salt water aquarium and dramatic backlit onyx ceiling and wall. The boutique Atlanta, GA Midtown hotel is home to one of midtowns great dining experiences, Briza Restaurant, and local hotspot Rooftop 866. With an idyllic location, this luxury hotel in Atlanta, GA is steps from Georgia Tech, Piedmont Park and surrounded by attractions, restaurants and nightlife. This Atlanta, GA luxury hotel is among the premier hotels in Midtown Atlanta offering charming ballrooms and outdoor Terrace Space, accented by seating areas, cabanas and inspiring views ideal for intimate weddings or elegant affairs. Discover the epitome of intimate boutique luxury at the Renaissance Atlanta Midtown.
List of Amenities for Renaissance Atlanta Midtown Hotel
· 24-hour front desk · 24-hour room service · Accessible facilities · Baby sitting · Boarding pass print-out available · Bookstore · Business center · Business services · Car rental desk · Check cashing policy · Cocktail lounge · Cocktail lounge with entertainment · Cocktail lounge with light fare · Complimentary in-room coffee or tea · Complimentary newspaper delivered to room · Complimentary newspaper in lobby · Complimentary shoeshine · Concierge desk · Currency exchange · Dinner delivery service from local restaurant · Direct dial telephone · Dry cleaning · Efolio available to company · Elevators · Evening reception · Exercise gym · Express check-out · Florist · Food and beverage outlets · Front desk · Full service housekeeping · Hair dryer · Health club · Health club · High speed internet access · High speed wireless · Housekeeping - daily · Ice machine · Individual Efolio available · Interior corridors · Ironing board · Laundry/Valet service · Limousine service · Lounges/bars · Motorcycle parking · Non-smoking rooms (generic) · Pets allowed · Public area air conditioned · Restaurant · Room service · Room service - full menu · Safe deposit box · Security · Spa · Tennis court · Translation services · Turndown service · Valet cleaning · Valet parking · Valet same day dry cleaning · Vending machines · Video checkout · Video review billing · Wakeup service · Wedding services · Wireless internet connection in public areas |
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BrizaDine in our signature Midtown Atlanta restaurant, Briza, to taste innovative cuisine by Chef Janine Falvo, a rising James Beard nominee. Come enjoy farm-to table fare at one of the most acclaimed restaurants in Midtown Atlanta.
Rooftop 866Sip handcrafted cocktails and taste flavorful small bites under the stars alongside dramatic fire pits at our Atlanta rooftop bar. This one of a kind Atlanta rooftop bar is decorated with lush landscaping and private cabanas. Weather Permitting.
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High Ballroom High Ballroom AB or BC High Ballroom A High Ballroom B High Ballroom C Reception Alliance Fox Woodruff Boardroom Chastain A/B Chastain A Chastain B Rialto A/B Rialto A Rialto B Briza Rooftop 866Recreation Information
Tennis court
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Bowling alley
Bike trail
Hiking trail
Nature preserve trail
River rafting
Children's program
Fitness center on-site
Area Attractions
AtlantaFabulous Fox Theater
MARTA Midtown Station
High Musem of Art
Fernbank Museum of Natural History
Museum of Contemporary Art of Georgia (MOCA GA)
Jimmy Carter Library and Museum
Martin Luther King, Jr. National Historic Site
The Atlanta History Center
Atlanta Cyclorama & Civil War Museum
Virginia Highlands
Atlantic Station
Lenox Mall / Phipps Plaza
African American Heritage Tours
Stone Mountain Park Tour
Atlanta Segway Tour
Ghosts & Legends Tours
Ghosts of Atlanta Walking Tour
Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport
Amtrak Station
Georgia Aquarium
The Children's Museum of Atlanta
Zoo Atlanta at Grand Park
World of Coca-Cola
Wild for Reptiles
Chick-fil-A Bowl
Season of Magic in Piedmont Park
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NCAA Men's Basketball Championship - 2013 Final Four
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Room Information for this hotel
The amenities listed in this description represent a sample of amenities available in some or all guest rooms in this hotelCoffee/Tea maker, Alarm clock, Air conditioning, Air conditioning individually controlled in room, Hairdryer, Iron, Bathroom amenities, Down/feather pillows, Foam pillows, Cribs, Rollaway bed, Free toll free calls, Color television, Cable television, CNN availaible, ESPN available, Pay per view movies on TV, Large desk, Desk with electrical outlet, Voice mail, Bath tub with spray jets, Sofa bed, Remote control television, All news channel, iPod docking station, Converters/ Voltage adaptors, Electrical adaptors available, Local calls, Turn down service, Pillow top mattress, Duvet, Shower, Bathtub/shower combination, Separate tub and shower, Jacuzzi, Oversized bathtub, Marble bathroom, Private bathroom, Weight scale, Phone in bathroom, Bathrobe, Upgraded bathroom amenities, Double vanity, Lighted makeup mirror, Separate closet, Plug & play panel, Premium movie channels, HBO available, Chair provided with desk, Spare electrical outlet available at desk, Electrical current voltage, Dual voltage outlet, Separate modem line available, Telephone, Two-line phone, Multi-line phone, Direct dial phone number, Speaker phone, Cordless phone, Tables and chairs, Mini-refrigerator, Minibar, Wet bar, Connecting rooms, Bottled water, Safe
Miscellaneous Information provided by Renaissance Atlanta Midtown Hotel
· American Dollars is the native currency.
· Check in time is 3:00 PM
· Check out time is 12:00 PM
· Opened in 2009
· 304 rooms.
· 0 suites.
· 21 floors.
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Author has written 2 stories for Pokémon, and Total Annihilation. Well, sorry. I guess I've just lost intrest. All future works of mine will no longer be fanfiction, and will be hosted at Fictionpress under the user name RGE. Spare Parts, well, it would have been better off NOT being a fanfic, mostly because: 1) The Pokemon background just dissapears over time 2) Too many external things Yeah, I know it was liked, but I guess I'm just at the end of my tether. Love, RGE
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Some more than worse for wear photos taken yesterday morning when I got home. Pretty perfect night of friends & acquaintancesI forgot were so fun, too many sweets & shots. Oh well. Anywho yes my hair is in an afro again! Yay! Cat did it on Friday night & I went to work wearing a headscarf so it could be at maximum awesome. It's actually still afro today which is pretty cool. & disgusting, yeah I should probably wash my hair at some point. & to quote Max at his most waisted, "Jess, why the fuck are there hands & feet all over you?" Because Antipodium & Chris Redman are amazing! (Oh & PS sorry about the background, the pile of clothes is because I'm in the midst of photographing stuff for eBay & the other stuff is from photos I did for posts this week. Oh yes, well organised.)
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Tebow sends cease and desist letter to maker of Jesus-y Jets T-shirts
Tim Tebow's attorneys sent a cease and desist letter to the folks at Cubby Tees who are making these T-shirts, according to TMZ:
Tebow's attorneys put it this way: "The Merchandise makes it appear as if Mr. Tebow actually endorses Cubby Tees and its products." Where that actually happens is a bit of a mystery.
The shirt, as you can see, remixes the Jets logoto a more Jesus-friendly theme. The "NY" is replaced with "MY" and the "JETS" is replaced with "JESUS." In addition, what's normally a football at the bottom of the logo is the "Ichthys," or "sign of the fish," often used to express faith.
And yes, when you think of Jesus and the Jets together, you probably think of Tebow, but the shirt itself contains absolutely no Tebow references. I am neither a theologian nor a lawyer, but I don't think Tebow is the only one allowed to claim Jesus as "My Jesus." But again, I'm not sure exactly how close Tebow and Jesus are. I could be wrong about that.
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For some reason, the last of this tea sample was just right. I finished this off today with a little regret. It was yummy and hit the spot. Oh, if only the shipping cost of David's Tea wasn't so high.
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So that is smoky? At first it was kind of oily, in a "I smell petroleum jelly" way, but now I could definitely see someone calling this smoky. And woodsy, but not in a "I'm licking a block of wood way," more like hmm, drinking by the fire. Interesting. Put in some creamer, and suddenly the smoke moves up, the woods fall back and the black tea taste comes forward.
I like this. Lots of interesting flavor.
I resteeped yesterday's leaves with less water and a longer steeping time. I got a slightly more favorable product, but still not tasting the chocolate. The nuttiness is nice, but not what I'm expecting. I wonder if I'm doing this wrong somehow.
Again, great smelling tea, again kind of bland. I think I'm not used to Harney & Sons tea. I will definitely be increasing the steeping time next time. I thought I had put in enough for an extra large cup (~1.25 tsps), but the tea had no flavor when I drank it despite how it smelled when I strained it. Even adding creamer didn't help.
Just got this and several other teas in the mail. Kind of plurged on tea samples this month. Anyway, the smell is amazing. However, the taste is a little bland. I think I may have used to much water and not enough tea. I wanted a nice big cup, and I think I over shot it.
Yeah, with honey this is okay, but still not what I expect from an Earl Grey. Not that I'll be ordering it anytime soon. Davids Tea has a rather high shipping rate for US orders, and I just don't have that kind of cash. I guess, I'll enjoy this while I can.
Finished the hazelnut creamer this morning. Really good cup of tea this morning to go with the cinnamon rolls.
Finished up the last little bit I got from ladykittykat in trade. Definitely need to get some more. I guess it's time to put in an order.
Wow, I had forgotten how good this was. A tsp of honey, and this went from blah to delicious. Definitly upping my rating.
Found the envelope from the sample I bought in the bottom of the bowl. Lovely!
Resteeped what I had yesterday. Still delicious.
So I used a shorter steeping time and 1.5 tsps for a full Ingenuitea (~12 oz.). Couldn't help adding the hazelnut creamer. And nice large cup of liquid deliciousness. I think I'll be kind of glad when I use up the hazelnut creamer that got left here. It is far too good to be good for you.
Two tsps might be too much for even a full ingentuitea. Still, very tasty with the hazelnut creamer. I think this might be my fave until I can get some more of the Caravan Earl Grey from David's Tea.
With hazelnut creamer, this is almost like drinking really expensive, nice, valentines day candy. Yum.
I made a large batch for iced tea and didn't add sugar, because I never do, but that was wrong in this case. I think it would be very delicious if I had remembered sugar. Will try this one more time, because when iced, it smells almost like Juicy Fruit gum.
I used my ingenuitea to brew up five tsps in just over a cup of water, then I drained it into my tea pot and added enough water for five cups of tea, put it in the frig, and now have some bodacious cold tea. This stuff if fabulous.
Hello! With summer coming, I've been trying to find a good iced tea, and I think I might have something with this one. I just need to let it cool. If I take it out too soon, the ice ruins the flavor by watering it down immediately.
Ladykittykatt sent me my first sample as part of a trade, and I have enjoyed this so much, I'm going to have to put in a rather large order at David's Tea at the beginning of the month for this and Pink Flamingo.
Right now, I'm going to see how many steeps I can get from this last teaspoon.
Backlog — Lovely way of trying to open up my sinuses last night.
Backlog — Still not exactly what I wanted, but I think I found the best way of brewing this. Pretty nice at a four minute steep, but I don't think I'm going to be getting more of this.
This was a bit bitter this morning. I tried 2 tsps of tea with a little extra water in a bid to try to bring out the citrus flavor, but it just made it more bitter. Not completely unpleasant, but it just still isn't the what I want in an orange spiced tea.
I forgot just how good this was first thing in the morning.
I kind of forgot how much I've loved tea in the last couple of weeks. Between TMI's, I haven't really been feeling the need for tea, but tonight, I just feel better than usual, so I decided on the the Bear Trap. And I'm glad I did. Just so yummy and tart. Definitely upping the score on this one just a bit.
I love this tea. I knew I would since I love the bloody orange herbal from adagio, but this is so much more. The orange and lemon flavors really do seem to piece together the white tea so well.
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Weight Loss – What You Should Do to Finally Lose Weight
Most people don't find weight loss an easy thing to achieve. One reason is that the battle to shed of pounds doesn't just end. This is because of the fact that when you lose a pound, you will gain it easily if you don't watch yourself. A lot of the fad diets fail to give people the desired long-term results because they don't really address the exact reason of the problem. Changing your lifestyle and diet is an important thing that you need to do when you desire to succeed in your weight loss challenge.
Reaching your weight loss goal is very possible and because of this, you should not lose heart easily. There are many people who were able to succeed and they now enjoy their new figure and you can learn from them too. They have learned the significance of exercise. Exercise can help you lose weight in an easy manner and this is required in your routine. Through exercise, you can use those extra calories, burn fats as well as build the muscles so that you can get the body that you want.
You need to add exercise in your lifestyle for you to have a success story at weight loss. If you want to be successful, you should perform exercises for thirty minutes each day. It is important that you are consistent in doing this so that you will be able to achieve great results. Pick out the exercise that you enjoy doing so that it won't be a burned to you and you will enjoy each time you do it. You can choose from a range of exercises such as yoga, joining the gym, kickboxing, walking and many more.
To have a successful weight loss challenge, it is very important that you change your diet too. The calories that you consume should be from foods that are healthy and nutritious. To avoid adding more pounds to your weight, you should avoid eating lots of calories. Consuming more proteins is great since this will help in forming your muscles that will help you burn more fat.
Some people are using a weight loss supplement called the garcinia cambogia. This has just recently come out in the market. Many people are convinced on this for weight loss. You can go over various garcinia cambogia customer reviews on the internet so that you will get more information on this. If you want, you can try this yourself and see the effects that this will cause bring your that. There are many testimonials that you can read from unbiased reviews that will guide you in making a final decision whether to invest in this product or not. If you are convinced about the good effects of this weight loss supplement, then you can give it a try.
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Autopsies completed Wednesday determined that Jeffrey Kaznecki, 50, his wife, Barbara Kaznecki, 51, and his mother, Shirley Leary, 85, were killed by gunshot wounds to the head at their home at 33 Wheeler Ave., according to the Attorney General's Office.
Barbara Kaznecki and Leary's deaths were classified as homicide. Jeffrey Kaznecki's death was listed as a suicide.
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On her Facebook page, Barbara describes herself as married to Jeff for 30 years. The couple has a daughter, Samantha, it says.
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Neighbors knew little about the family or what may have motivated the crime. Family members kept to themselves, but seemed friendly and exchanged casual greetings, neighbors said.
Earl Smith of Old Coach Road is new to the neighborhood. He didn't know the Kazneckis, but said his thoughts went out to their extended family.
"I really feel sorry for that family right now, having to go through all that," Smith said. "I wish them all the best."
Police were called to the home around noon Tuesday after a passerby noticed a man down in the driveway. Officers discovered the two women in the house and Jeffrey Kaznecki on the front lawn when they arrived. One of the women was pronounced dead at the scene. The second was pronounced dead after being taken to Holy Family Hospital in Methuen, Mass. The family dog had also been shot, police said.
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Sometimes we just have "those days" when nothing turns out right. If you have been there, done that, you will enjoy The Perfect Blend. Romance fills the air, smiles ever present, with happiness just around the corner... or is it?
The characters are fun, troublesome, and annoying, with a variety of personalities to spice up the confusion. The details are clear and the story unfolds like a movie in the mind.
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The Perfect Blend - Trish Perry
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I do have those kind of days and need to be uplifted.
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A tea shop sounds like a fun setting for a romantic, hopeful story, please include me in the drawing for The Perfect Blend. Thank you!
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San Miguel and El Sauzal are neighboring communities on the Pacific coast, known primarily these days for good surf. In fact, San Miguel might be Baja's most consistent point break.
It's located just south of the third toll booth on Mexico 1. Parking is US$5, and the crowds will be on it if the surf is good. Get there early to catch it before the onshores start up in the late morning.
Hostel Sauzal (Av. L 344, tel. 646/174-6381, http://hostelsauzal.tripod.com [1], US$15 pp) has been the starting point for many a Baja backpacking trip. It offers rare oceanview hostel accommodations in dorm room bunks. Rates include bed linens, storage lockers, hot showers, continental breakfast, and bike/surfboard storage. The hostel's four rooms have desks for writing letters and updating travel journals; plus there is a small library containing books, maps, and magazines. To find the hostel from the toll road southbound, go through the tollbooth at San Miguel and continue on the highway for about three more kilometers, passing under the footbridge. Next, turn left at a stoplight after the Pemex. Go two blocks and turn right; then go one block more and turn left up a dirt road. The hostel is the third house on the right.
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Hello! My name is Jess Traurig, an English-creative writing and philosophy major. I'm originally from Pittsburgh, PA, a scenic 4-hour drive from Lycoming.
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I chose Lycoming because it offered an authentic creative writing major (I was lucky enough to receive one of the creative writing scholarships, too!). Before I decided on Lycoming, I read some of Dr. Hawkes' short stories, helping to reinforce my decision. If you seek a creative writing major anywhere, read some of the works of your future teachers.
Classes with Dr. Hawkes and Dr. Feinstein are complex and challenging; however, I am learning much and discovering my voice. I truly feel that I am making great progress toward my dream of going on to graduate school and becoming a published novelist.
When I thought about good relationships with professors, I didn't realize that would extend outside the classroom: working as a student assistant for Dr. Griffith in the philosophy department, gaining experience by editing and cross-referencing literary publications with Dr. Leiter in English, and being invited to a musical performance by our poet, Dr. Feinstein (he plays a mean saxophone). By the way, I also contribute to The Tributary, the College's literary magazine and even served as editor my sophomore year.
To any student looking for the right college, and especially a good writing program, be humble. I recommend talking to the head of the department to gain a realistic perspective of what your studies will be like and to dispel any illusions of grandeur you might have about being a writer. I have found the faculty here to be extremely honest, and this is a good thing; having a clear understanding about your possibilities and potential will make you a better and much happier individual. The friendships I've made at Lycoming with both students and professors and the common appreciation we have for the art of writing stories and poetry have been truly rewarding.


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Figured I would post a couple screenshots from Theatrhythm on the 3ds. Not the best pics since I took them with my cell phone and was trying to play at the same time, but it will give you an idea
In this mode you tap the screen whenever a music note touches the crystal to earn rhythmia
in this one you are walking and hitting the notes as you go along, you can get a chocobo in this mode and get an item from Mog and other characters
after you complete a song it shows you how many critical, good and bad hits you had
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Admittedly, in the past 6 months or so since our wedding, the frequency of our adventures has ebbed to a relative low. We have temporarily shifted our gazes inward, to our home, and each other. Not a bad thing, unless you have your hearts set on lots of new blog posts…
On the September long weekend, we headed out west. We spent the first night in Yoho National Park, at a provincial campground. To our great surprise, we ran into some friends of ours at the same campground in the morning. It was great to have breakfast with them around their awesome morning campfire, and they invited us to go hiking with them that day. It was a beautiful hike, up to a perfect blue-green lake, where we had a picnic lunch, and found lots of frogs (or toads, I'm not really sure which). After the hike, our friends had to head back home, and we aimed south, towards the Purcell Mountain Range. We found the beautiful, peaceful campground by Mitten Lake (thanks to our Camp Free in BC book) for Saturday night. It was postcard perfect, complete with calling loons. We will certainly seek it out again sometime. On Sunday morning we got up and headed further south, then back east a little — down to the Crowsnest Pass, to visit my Aunt & Uncle at their cabin in Coleman. We chit-chatted around the fire, then had a dip in the hot tub. On Monday we had a lazy day — Worked on crossword puzzles together, and Cora took us each on a quick Rzr (basically an all-terain golf cart) ride. In the early afternoon, we wandered back home.
In early November, we flew out to White Rock BC to visit Brian's mom and aunt for their birthdays. Technically we were there on his mom's birthday, but his aunt's being only a week prior, we took them both out for birthday dinner celebrations. We went to Seasons in the Park, at the top of Queen Elizabeth Park (the highest land point in Vancouver), then back to Auntie Lee's place for Wacky Chocolate Birthday Cake. As usual on our trips to the GVA, we did lots of walking around, breathing in the wonderful sea air. We even got to visit our buddy Chris who lives in North Van. We were just out for the weekend, which felt far too short — but it was all the time Brian could afford with work at the moment.
We've stayed in Calgary this Christmas season, working around the house, and relaxing a bit — which has been nice. In a couple weeks, we'll be heading back down to The Crowsnest to Cora's & Tom's cabin again, with my sisters as well. We will have good food, good company, good times.
Beyond that, we are planning to go on a Mediterranean Cruise in the spring — Sort-of a Honeymoon part 2, and a trip to Hawaii in January 2013 with sisters, bro-in-law, aunt, uncle and cousin! Lots to look forward to, the next year promises to be an exciting one!


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City bumbles on Chuckanut Ridge extension
Permalink +Wed, Aug 04, 2010, 9:12 am // John Servais
Our mayor, Dan Pike, has much to answer for regarding Chuckanut Ridge. He and the Planning Department are playing a cozy game with Greenbriar Northwest Associates (GNA) and their development rights to Chuckanut Ridge. Dan is acting against the best interests of Bellingham - and is keeping even the City Council in the dark about what is happening.
Let me lay out some specifics, with some questions.
We learned this week that Bellingham Planning Department interim director, Jeffrey Thomas, granted a three month extension to GNA for their Environmental Impact Statement submittal, from July 30 to October 29. The letter from GNA's attorney, Bob Tull, requesting the extension was sent on Friday, July 23 and the extension was very quickly granted a week later, Friday, July 30. This looks like a quietly prearranged deal because the request letter is very short and the wording is almost gobbly gook, saying a "partial change of ownership" has made this extension necessary. That change took place seven months ago.
To submit this request only a week before their deadline suggests a lot of confidence in getting the extension. It also avoids any public discussion of the issue, as it happens so quickly. A normally reliable source says Planning Director Thomas only checked with David Webster, the mayor's assistant, and someone in the legal department. The mayor has been on a month-long vacation to the East Coast. So whether or not he was made aware of this extension request is a question. Regardless, the City Council has the authority to control such extensions and a check with several Council members reveals none of them knew anything about this.
Here is what I did not know until today: the EIS deadline has been extended at least once before, and maybe several times. It was set to expire at the end of March. But in March, Bob Tull requested, and then-Planning Director Tim Stewart granted, a three month extension to - you guessed it - July 30. In March, Tull cited "internal ownership change" as his reason for requesting an extension. It also appears there was an earlier extension from December 30, 2009 - but I do not have solid evidence of that.
So, here are a few questions. How many quiet and unpublicized extensions has GNA received? Why? And why has the City Council not been told of these extensions? Regardless of the citing of Bellingham Codes by Jeffrey and Tim, this issue of extensions is a Council prerogative. To not even inform them is something the mayor needs to answer for.
Now combine those unpublicized extensions with the closing of Horizon Bank and the transfer of all their assets to Washington Federal in early January - including the GNA and the ownership of the approximately 100 acres of Chuckanut Ridge. The mayor told us in January he was in negotiations with the bank to buy the land for the city. I was told by others involved that the mayor was going to keep the City Council updated on progress. So, many of us kept quiet to allow the negotiations to move forward without any public noise. With the City Council in the loop, we could wait for a good solution. One Council member told me in April, that based on Council briefings by the mayor, his understanding was that an agreement was close. Apparently since then the Council has not been kept up to date.
The city, by extending these deadlines, is actually artificially propping up the value of the land. The city is causing the property purchase to cost us millions more. The mayor is acting against the best interests of the city by allowing the extensions. And it all seems to be quietly arranged by verbal agreement with short cryptic letters serving as the public record.
I've communicated with several City Council members in the past couple days. They know nothing about what is going on. They have no idea where the negotiations are. They did not know of the this latest extension - and only learned about it two days ago on this website. The Herald has had nothing. And of course, the Council members probably did not know of the earlier extensions as I'm posting that information for the first time here.
Since January the city has had a golden opportunity to buy this pristine land for much less than $10 million. Not all the land is needed to preserve the wetlands, springs and stream sources. The southwest third of the land is perfect for upscale home lots and could probably be sold in a few years for almost $10 million. Or the city could buy a third of the property for a few million and the bank could donate property for a park and get a huge tax write-off because the city's purchase price would set the value of the land. The city has had seven months - with the needed money earmarked in the Greenways Levy account - to cut a super deal for this land. And now here we are, eight months into it, and we learn our mayor is propping up the value of the land for the owners. Who knows - they might turn down the city and sell to some other developer - complete with very nice extensions for submitting plans.
The mayor arrives home today from his very long time away. He has much to answer for.
Tip Johnson // Wed, Aug 04, 2010, 10:54 am
The Council is statutorily charged with the authority and responsibility to condition every development proposal in the best interests of the community. They have generally delegated much of that authority to the Planning Director for routine administrative matters, but also retain the overall responsibility for policy issues.
In this case, there are some very thorny issues related to the questionable vesting of an incomplete and erroneous application, and the application of outdated, inadequate critical areas standards.
The DEIS quite clearly demonstrated that the proposal as framed would have devastating effects on publicly owned wetlands and two salmon streams. The Council may very well want to weigh in on their policy of protecting critical wetlands. How long should we continue to apply standards we already know to be insufficient?
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By Guest Writer Nicole Brown. This is a call to action for county citizens as the county tries to ram through the slaughterhouse rezones.5 comments; last on May 24, 2013
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The Myth of Waterfront Public Process
Thu, May 16, 2013, 11:55 am // Wendy Harris
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Wed, May 15, 2013, 10:23 pm // Wendy Harris
The political censor police are listening to you5 comments; last on May 16, 2013
University Ridge Dormitory, The Infill Tool Kit and Our Neighborhoods
Mon, May 13, 2013, 2:50 am // Dick Conoboy
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Notes From The City Planning Commission Meeting
Fri, May 10, 2013, 9:22 am // Wendy Harris
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Wed, May 08, 2013, 8:53 am // Dick Conoboy
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In Memory of Paul deArmond
Mon, May 06, 2013, 1:40 am // Guest writer
Paul deArmond is remembered by his sister Claire. He was a Republican-at-Large.2 comments; last on May 08, 2013
Coal Trains and Unhealthy Air - Any Connection?
Sun, May 05, 2013, 2:45 pm // John Servais
Help fund a scientific study looking for links between diesel locomotives, coal trains and unhealthy air.0 comments
Help Save Larrabee Elementary School
Sat, May 04, 2013, 12:09 pm // Guest writer
Wendy Scherrer reminds all who support modest sized grade schools to try and attend the meeting Wed, May 8, in the evening.3 comments; last on May 10, 2013
Herding Dogs May Be Too Late To Save Silver Lake Geese
Fri, May 03, 2013, 10:16 pm // Wendy Harris
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Questioning County Park Funding Priorities
Wed, May 01, 2013, 10:31 pm // Wendy Harris
The County Parks Department has allocated funding for playground equipment, but has not allocated funding for wildlife management planning.1 comments; last on May 03, 2013
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Cascadia Weekly Tribute to Paul de Armond
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The Gristle in today's Cascadia Weekly is devoted to a tribute to Paul de Armond. Tim Johnson gets it right.0 comments
Freedom Academy Comes to Whatcom County
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Riley attends Tea Party training and runs afoul of Rep. Overstreet1 comments; last on Apr 22, 2013
Paul de Armond has passed away
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Well known political writer has died.5 comments; last on Apr 23, 2013
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Sat, Apr 20, 2013, 10:52 am // Wendy Harris
There will be no due process for the Canada geese, or the public, before the County Parks Department lethally removes the geese from Silver Lake4 comments; last on Apr 24, 2013
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Sat, Apr 13, 2013, 8:19 pm // Tip Johnson
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Waterfront Plans Fail to Protect Historic Buildings
Wed, Apr 10, 2013, 10:24 pm // Wendy Harris
The Waterfront District Sub-Area Plan needs policies that favor adaptive reuse and preservation of historic waterfront structures0 comments
Notice of Defect
Mon, Apr 08, 2013, 11:56 am // Tip Johnson
Wherein we complain about the City and Port stealing from the public6 comments; last on Apr 13, 2013
Status of the Move to Ban Fireworks in Bellingham
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Dangerous fireworks likely to continue being sold in Bellingham for this 4th of July1 comments; last on Apr 06, 2013
City Proposes New Economic Development Policy
Sat, Apr 06, 2013, 1:06 pm // Wendy Harris
The city's proposed new Economic Development Chapter is based on an outdated economic theory1 comments; last on Apr 06, 2013
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Fri, Apr 05, 2013, 3:59 pm // Wendy Harris
New slaughterhouse proposal "wishes away" current agricultural zoning restrictions.10 comments; last on Apr 21, 2013
Is That Apple Hard Drive Really Yours?
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It seems that for Apple products, you do not really own that hard drive... as a journalist recently discovered.2 comments; last on Apr 13, 2013
The GPT Scoping Summary Report Released
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Government agencies responsible for the GPT project have completed review of the scoping comments.0 comments
Coming Soon to the Waterfront: More Dioxin and Toxic Waste
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A beneficial reuse provision in the Waterfront District Sub-Area Plan would allow construction materials that are contaminated with bioaccumulative toxins.0 comments
Waterfront "Planned Action Ordinance" Limits Restoration and Public Input
Tue, Mar 26, 2013, 8:59 pm // Wendy Harris
The City Planning Department has included a technical document in the waterfront proposal without disclosing important impacts.1 comments; last on Mar 30, 2013
Read All About It! Cattlemen want slaughter.
Sun, Mar 24, 2013, 3:01 pm // Tip Johnson
Wherein the Cattlemen define 'small scale' as an unlimited number of facilities of up to 50 million live pounds per year.3 comments; last on Mar 26, 2013
Living Wage and Working Waterfront 101
Sat, Mar 23, 2013, 10:53 pm // Tip Johnson
Wherein the rate base gets a soaking while officials keep big-bubble toking7 comments; last on Apr 08, 2013
No City Housing Hearing on March 20
Tue, Mar 19, 2013, 9:05 am // John Servais
The Bellingham Herald article today is wrong. There is no hearing tomorrow, March 200 comments
Valuable Article in the Whatcom Watch
Sun, Mar 17, 2013, 8:42 pm // John Servais
Wendy Harris writes about the proposed $8 million concrete bridge along the Bellingham waterfront - using Greenways funds to build.3 comments; last on Mar 20, 2013
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Mon, Mar 11, 2013, 6:37 am // Guest writer
Guest writer Shane Roth writes in favor of the reconveyance of Lake Whatcom land back to the county.1 comments; last on Mar 11, 2013
Again, we must "vote for the forest".........or should we?
Fri, Mar 08, 2013, 12:54 am // Guest writer
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Obamacare and the Coming (Not Again?) Wealth Transfer
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Legislation and Sausage
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Wherein it's even worse when the legislation is about sausage0 comments
Support our Troops - Ban Fireworks
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Marine Sanctuary Standards
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Troubling Implications of Variance Request
Fri, Mar 01, 2013, 4:19 pm // Wendy Harris
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PeaceHealth Merger Threatens Women's Health in Whatcom County
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University Ridge Student Housing - What is it?
Mon, Feb 25, 2013, 6:54 pm // Dick Conoboy
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Petition to Establish a Bellingham Art Market
Mon, Feb 25, 2013, 5:51 pm // Tip Johnson
Wherein artists have to eat, too!0 comments
Senator Ericksen Displays His Colors
Fri, Feb 22, 2013, 3:01 pm // John Servais
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City Controls Chuckanut Park - Not New Park District
Fri, Feb 22, 2013, 2:47 pm // John Servais
The election created a new park district with taxing power - but with NO control over Chuckanut Ridge - the 100 acre woods.1 comments; last on Feb 23, 2013
Waterfront EIS Revised Without Public Process
Tue, Feb 19, 2013, 9:40 pm // Wendy Harris
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Slaughtering the County Tax Base
Fri, Feb 15, 2013, 12:20 am // Tip Johnson
Wherein the Slaughterhouse Ken and Barbie show present Slaughterville, their new vision for Whatcom County9 comments; last on Feb 19, 2013
Thoughts on the Park District Vote
Wed, Feb 13, 2013, 3:42 pm // John Servais
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Public Hearing on New Bellingham Economic Development Policy
Wed, Feb 13, 2013, 2:59 pm // Wendy Harris
Participate in the public process by commenting on the new Economic Development chapter to the city comprehensive plan1 comments; last on Feb 15, 2013
Time to Vote on Park District
Sat, Feb 09, 2013, 12:14 am // John Servais
The proponents have avoided the issues on the Park District as the close of voting nears this weekend.2 comments; last on Feb 12, 2013
Check the Protect Bellingham Parks Website
Wed, Feb 06, 2013, 10:42 pm // John Servais
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Ironies With the Park District
Tue, Feb 05, 2013, 12:59 pm // John Servais
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The Big Picture on Chuckanut Ridge
Sun, Feb 03, 2013, 3:05 pm // Guest writer
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A note from the publisher
Sat, Feb 02, 2013, 11:18 am // John Servais
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Chuckanut Mountains and the Park District
Fri, Feb 01, 2013, 3:16 pm // Guest writer
Dr. Gibb explains some history to the issue in a brief article.8 comments; last on Feb 03, 2013
Former Park Directors Against Park District Proposal
Thu, Jan 31, 2013, 12:36 pm // Guest writer
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Sunshine Grove is an rare community of amazing women and men who love to share and learn about Herbalism, Herbs, Permaculture Design, Gardening, Sustainable Living, Wild Edible Foods, Chickens, Growing and Harvesting Vegetables - Herbs and Plants, Canning, Making Infusions - Salves and Tinctures, Crafts, Day Hikes, Hiking, Nature Walks, Herb Walks, Taking Adventures & Tour, Field Trips, Mushrooms, Ethnobotany, Herbal Medicines, the LOVE of the outdoors, facilitating Womens Groups , Hand Drumming …
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This is a time for spiritual women -like yourself- to gather in sacred council. The calling is clear and persistent… You do hear it! You can feel it! Women… come and let us gather together, as we once did, in a gentle supportive circle where we are collectively creating a sacred synergy through drumming, singing, dancing, ceremonies, rites of passage from all faiths, creative art, movement and food as we share and celebrate together. As a gathering of women, we approach our spiritual work thr …
This meetup uses Julia Cameron's The Artist's Way principles and framework to explore and expand our creativity! This group is great for: Creative dabblers People who don't consider themselves creative, but want to be Creative Entrepreneurs Professional Artists who want to keep pushing their creative edges People considering a change to a creative career This Meetup Group is founded by Victoria Dzenis and Kate Phillips, two Certified Professional Coaches, each artists in their own right. Vic …
Soulcraft Adventures are journeys to experience the wildness of your Soul. There are easy to challenging invitations that are full of adventure, wisdom, ceremony, quests, Shamanic work, and heart openings as you reach your highest visions. This is for people seeking to launch beyond the psychic, spiritual, social and personal limitations assumed and habitually lived in our Western modern society. The explorations will be deeply moving and you will feel what it means to find and follow your purpo …
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