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Season 1, Episode 7 | |
Air date | November 16, 2011 |
Written by | Brad Falchuk |
Directed by | Tim Hunter |
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Open House is the seventh episode of the first season of American Horror Story. It was first broadcast on November 16, 2011 on FX in the United States.
Contents |
Synopsis Edit
Constance and Larry attempt to keep Moira from finding a buyer for the Murder House.
Plot Edit
The phone is off the hook, and Constance is talking to Larry. The party on the other end is going to remove her child, Beau, and place him in an in institution. Constance pleads with Larry (who professes his love), to do as they discussed. Beau, in the attic, plays ball with Larry before Larry puts him to bed. Larry then tries to smother him with a pillow.2011
Ben and Vivien wait in Dr. Hall's office for the amniocentesis results, which show that she's having perfectly healthy, normal twins.
Later on, during a scheduled open house, Marcy is showing the house to Joe Escandarian. He wants to replace the gazebo with a swimming pool, at Moira's bidding. He wants to know what's wrong with the house, and Vivien soft-pedals the previous deaths. As Moira shows him around, Vivien and Marcy fight about revealing too much of the house's history. Soon after Joe leaves, Larry arrives for the open house, but Marcy tries to send him away. It is unclear whether she is scared about his behavior and appearance or whether she knows Larry. Larry refuses, stating he is an interested buyer. Marcy pulls a gun on him, and threatens to shoot him if he doesn't leave. She 'rationalizes' this with the bizarre racist statement that "Many ethnic men want to rape me on this kitchen table", which is rendered even stranger due to Larry being Caucasian. He in turn threatens a lawsuit, according to the "Americans with Disabilities Act". Vivien breaks the standoff by offering to show him around. For some reason, Larry seems particularly taken with a fireplace.Sometime after, Vivien is in bed pleasuring herself with a vibrator. While climaxing, she fantasizes about Luke and Ben and Rubber Man interchangeably.
Violet is back to cutting herself before Tate intervenes asking her what she thinks she's doing. He licks of the blood from her wrists. He makes her agree to stop cutting. Later, in her room he asks her about whether she believes in ghosts and the afterlife. He says that he believes in ghosts and that Violet, should she die, would move on to a "better place". Violet asks why he doesn't believe in the afterlife for himself and Tate states that this "better place" is with Violet, since she arrived in the house.
At a family dinner, Ben and Vivien confront Violet about her depression. She doesn't want to leave the house. Violet isn't eating. Ben and Vivien confirm that they are definitely selling the house, and Violet leaves. Vivien tells Ben about the prospective buyers, including Larry. She and Marcy will be taking the Murder House Tour to find out the rest of the story. Vivien and Ben argue about giving full disclosure to potential buyers about the history of the house. Joe Escandarian returns, claiming he's had a hard time getting the house out of his mind, and Moira gives him a sexually laden tour of the rest of the house while everyone else is away. She leads him to Violet's room, telling him that she would paint it red and install a sex swing if she were him. She then gives him a blowjob, stating that "Persian men" are 'known' to be 'well-endowed'. He corrects her; he's Armenian. After getting pleasure from Moira in Violet's room, they run into Ben in the hallway, who is picking up some of his clothes. Ben tries to give Joe a quick pitch, but Joe isn't interested in the house. He plans to bulldoze the house and convert the land into condominiums. Moira is just out of earshot, when Joe reveals his plans to Ben. Larry comes home with groceries to a waiting Ben. Ben confronts Larry about coming back to the house, and that he never went to prison for murdering his family; he was institutionalized instead. Larry says he needs the house to be happy again with 'her'.Flashback
Larry tells Lorraine that he has fallen in love with Constance. He tells her that to avoid problems she and their daughters should move back with her mother in Ohio and that he'll always provide them with money and occasionally visit. The final breaking point comes when Larry tells her he plans to move Constance back into the house with him. Upset about the news, Lorraine leaves the table. When Larry pursues her, he finds a room on fire, with presumably his wife and children inside.2011
Ben tells Larry about Joe's plan to demolish the house, and Larry is not pleased with the news.
The Eternal Darkness Tour covers the Nicole Brown Simpson murders, before arriving at Murder House. Stan reveals that he remembers Vivien, and that she is the current owner.
It is revealed that Thaddeus is the Montgomery child's name, and Charles tells Nora that he is waiting upstairs in the nursery for her. Nora cautiously goes upstairs to a draped crib, but Thadeus is across the room. A disturbed Nora comes back down to ask about Thaddeus' resurrection. He "used the beating heart of one of our girls". Nora reveals the baby is now bloodthirsty, as she tried to breastfeed her child which bit and clawed at her instead. She tells her husband she attempted to stab it to death with a letter opener, which unsettles him. To calm him down, she tells him she's proud of what he's achieved, which brings him to tears of joy. As Charles falls to his knees and hugs Nora in joy, she draws a revolver and shoots him in the head before shooting herself as well.2011
Stan reveals that there were more murders to come.
Vivien goes back to the doctor for a checkup. She mentions to Dr. Hall that the vitamin B-6 isn't helping. She seems to be getting sick whenever she leaves the house. Dr. Hall suggests maybe that's a sign she needs to stay home and not overexert herself. Vivien wants and asks for additional tests.
Constance is in the basement of the house, speaking to Larry who is hiding in the shadows. Larry sent her red roses, which she refers to as so cliche. She wants to see his burnt face. She is disgusted by him. He blames her for what happened to him. Larry fills her in on Joe's plan, and she walks away.
Tate is in session with Ben. Tate says he no longer fantasizes, and is doing better. Ben asks Tate about Violet's state of mind. Ben wants Tate to tell him if there's a problem and especially if Tate suspects that Violet is suicidal. Tate envies Ben as a father. He does not, however, tell Ben about Violet's recent suicide attempt.
Constance and Moira verbally spar. Moira is happy that Constance is crying and unhappy for once unaware of the reason. Constance leaves to look for Tate. When she finds him, he is angry with her. He walks away, and she looks for Beau in the attic. She has come to say goodbye to him, and says that everything is over. On her way out, Constance tells Moira that Joe is going to seal Moira's tomb, not unearth her remains. They agree to unite and take care of the problem.
Moira invites Joe over for another seduction, leading him into the infamous basement. She bites off his penis during fellatio and Larry asphyxiates him with a plastic bag from behind as Constance watches. Moira has earned some respect from Constance, who bids Larry to get Joe off the property before he properly dies.
Vivien and Violet talk about leaving the house, thinking the property deal is still on. Violet asks how Vivien knew when she was in love with Ben, thinking of Tate. Violet shows Vivien the pictures of the Montgomery family, and Vivien realizes she has encountered Nora before.[1]
Featured Character Edit
Joe Escandarian Edit
Portrayed by | Amir Arison |
Species | Human (deceased) |
Cause of Death | Smothered with a plastic bag |
Occupation | Real-estate developer |
Relationships | Moira (lover) Constance (enemy) |
Joe Escandarian is a guest character on American Horror Story. He is an Armenian-American real estate developer who was interested in buying the Harmon's home with the intent of tearing it down and building several affordable housing units. He comes from a wealthy Armenian family who moved to California when he was two.[2]Joe is tall, well-built, and wealthy with a taste for neat, elegant clothes. He iss self-confident and straightforward towards other people, acting and speaking his mind in a rather bold kind of way, without showing any embarrassment.
After Vivian places the house on for sale, Joe originally seems to be interested in the low priced but lavish house. He is instantly attracted to Moira's younger form. Moira seductively tries to convince him to built a swimming pool in the backyard, but Vivian doesn't see anything wrong, as she only sees her eccentric old maid Moria sharing her opinion. Later on, when the Harmons are not at home, Moira gives him a tour and leads him to Violet's room. She seduces him and performs oral sex on him. While Moira is not within earshot, Joe tells a recently-arrived Ben that he is turning the lot into housing units. Later, however, after Constance tries to convince him not to tear down the house (as it could ruin her connection to her son Beau), she finds out about his plan and reveals it to Moira.
Once Moira discovers his plans of destroying the house, she teams up with Larry and Constance to lure Joe into the basement where they ambush him. While performing oral sex, it is implied that Moira castrates him with her teeth (or bit him to the point that a large amount of blood circles her mouth) before being strangled with a plastic bag. Constance tells Larry to make sure he dies off property so she doesn't run into him.
Guest Stars Edit
- Frances Conroy as Moira O'Hara
- Alexandra Breckenridge as Young Moira O'Hara
- Lily Rabe as Nora Montgomery
- Matt Ross as Charles Montgomery
- Christine Estabrook as Marcy
- David Anthony Higgins as Stan
- Amir Arison as Joe Escandarian
- Eve Gordon as Dr. Hall
- Rebecca Wisocky as Lorraine
- Rosa Salazar as Maria
- Morris Chestnut as Luke
- Sam Kinsey as Beau
Notes Edit
- The opening credits feature a man asphyxiating with a plastic bag over his head in the basement (Mr. Escandarian). This is another clue from the Opening Credits resolved.
- Larry is particularly taken by a fireplace. On the Family Portrait website and video, he steps out burning from a fireplace into the room.
- Alexandra Breckenridge on the scene in which she bites off Mr. Escandarian's penis: "Originally we shot a sequence where I spit out the tip. We used the top of a banana. It was a bloody banana. I had to do take after take after take. It was awful. I'm ruined on bananas. I could never eat them again. It was terrible. It was not cute. I haven't had a banana since." [3] The plastic penis that was supposed to be shown in the episode can be seen in the "Making Of" video (see below).
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Same experience as everyone else. I wish I had read these reviews before I bought my newest Apple bumper case. The bumper case has always been overpriced but, at least in the past, the case worked well and the rubber edging kept the phone from sliding on shiny surfaces like glass, etc. Now the case's rubber edges are more like plastic so the case is more slippery on shiny surfaces. Also, and this is the worst "feature," the case is so tight at the top that it actuates the sleep/wake button whenever you touch any part of the top of the case. This case now appears to be so cheaply made that its actual value is probably less than $1 but it still costs $30. I think this is the first time I've ever felt cheated by purchasing an Apple product. …
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Announcing A Scrapbook of Motherhood Firsts -- Part II
By Leslie Wilson
My second co-authored book, A Scrapbook of Motherhood Firsts (Leafwood Publishers), released last week. It makes the perfect Mother's Day gift. Hint, hint! Here's another excerpt:
Word Quilters' Wisdom: Treating Kids as Unique Individuals
Terra: One of my sons enjoys the outdoors, trucks, and motorcycles. The other son is lead vocalist in a band and rides a bicycle. Both enjoy camping and hiking. We notice what each son likes and celebrate that, which makes family gatherings lots of fun.
Cathy: Even if you live in a crowded home, try to give each child his or her own space, even if it's just a five-dollar cubicle to store personal stuff and to decorate to his or her liking.
Karen: Nothing showed me more about how different children are than raising twins. God has made each one unique. Applaud the gifts he's given each child, and don't imply one gift is better than the other.
Trish: Schedule individual dates with your children. Let them pick what you do on the date, and enjoy getting to know each of your children one on one.
Family Snapshot: Children Just Can't Keep Still
By Leslie Wilson
By Leslie Wilson
When North Texas experienced a break from the typical scorching July temperatures, my husband, Bret, suggested our family watch a movie outside on the trampoline to enjoy the crisp night air.
Though it sounded good, this was no simple undertaking. It took us nearly an hour to gather the requisite materials: laptop computer for viewing, DVD, extension cord, bedding, snacks, flashlights, bug spray.
Finally, Bret and I, along with our first grader and two preschoolers, congregated on our round trampoline and snuggled close. Not intentionally -- the weight of bodies and equipment made everything sink into the middle of the trampoline. After many attempts to get comfortable, Bret begged, "Why can't you kids just be still?"
Was he kidding? Had he not been around our children before? He seemed to have forgotten that children are born with a wiggle gene.
They're destined to move incessantly from birth until they become teenagers and we need them to mow the lawn and drive younger siblings to basketball practice. Then, whether sleeping, watching TV, or chatting on the computer, all they'll want to do is be still.
Word Quilters' Wisdom: Helping Out with Chores
Karen: Kids can easily put away their toys, art supplies, books, and other belongings in a closet or under their beds using dollar store plastic bins (with lids) that stack easily.
Trish: Hold a chore auction. As children complete the required chores on time with a positive attitude, they earn tickets. Once a week (or month), hold an auction and let them use their tickets to bid on items like toys, an extra hour of TV, a later bedtime, or an ice cream cone.
Leslie: Chore charts worked great for us. As my kids got older, they visualized the charts in their heads, thinking of what they needed to do next.
Cathy: In an experiment televised on PBS, several modern families returned to pioneer times and lived for months without electricity or current methods of food preserving. Family members took pride in their work and saw the benefit of working as a team. Personal satisfaction and character develop when children successfully complete chores and receive kudos for their contribution to the family.
Terra: Doing chores benefits children as it helps them gain self-confidence and makes it clear that they are contributing to the family.
The book contains many more tips, stories and motherly wisdom.
Leslie co-authored A Scrapbook of Motherhood Firsts, which released April 10 -- just in time for Mother's Day. Visit her website and blog at www.lesliewilson.com.
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no way,José,he will laugh his head off if he ever reads that! No, i was on that rug with my darling of a son
Julien who got his feet licked by Cyrano!
Ask Darwin??? So you and Darwin were on a rug together painting Cyrano the horse when .....?
Me to! Ask Darwin!
And thanks to both of you!
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Hillsborough Native Brings Theater Talents Home
Nicky Singer and her cast is presenting 'Little Women' at the Somerset Valley Playhouse.
Phil Barrood, a 17-year-old resident of Hillsborough, will be doing something that Nicky Singer, another Hillsborough native, has never seen: playing two leading roles in the same play. Singer, a playwright and Rider University student, teaches Barrood and other local actors and actresses at the Allegra School of Performing Arts. She is also directing the musical in which Barrood will perform, "Little Women: The Broadway Musical," which is scheduled to appear at the Somerset Valley Playhouse on Friday, Aug. 17 at 7:30 p.m., Saturday Aug. 18 at 1 p.m. (understudy performance) and 7:30 p.m., and Sunday, Aug. 19 at 2 p.m. "It's been a challenge," said Barrood, discussing his playing of two roles in the musical. "They're such different roles. …
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(WICHITA, Kan.) — Wichita police have arrested a third man in connection with the city's latest homicide. Police say all three men face first degree murder charges in the shooting death of Ronald Wilson.
Wilson was found shot to death in his apartment earlier this week. Police found him after a man called 911 and led officers to the victim. The man who called 911 is among those arrested.
Original Story, July 10
Wichita police have arrested a 21-year-old man in connection with the shooting death of a 34-year-old man this week.
Police say Ronald Wilson was in his apartment with three friends when one of them pulled out a gun and shot him.
The three took off, but one of them later called police. He made up a kidnapping story, but police say they got him to tell them what really happened. The caller was not the shooter in the case.


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[words on THENEWERYORK ISSUE 2]
I forgot how I stumbled upon theNewerYork folk
but their attitude instantly intrigued me
as I explored their site: http://theneweryork.com/
they felt 'fresh' & exciting & bold
they claimed to embrace the 'absurd'
I saw that their second issue was released recently
I bought their second issue for 10 bucks: http://theneweryork.com/shop/issue-2/
I am listening to TEEBS as I write these words about theNewerYork
Teebs is possibly my favorite musician to listen to esp. while typing or reading
I recommend him to all
after I ordered their second issue
(the same day I ordered New York Tyrant's new issue: http://nytyrantbooks.com/home/magazine)
I didn't receive it for a couple of weeks
so I tweeted at them
they sent me a msg saying:
'What! We sent it right away. Will put another one (and some extra goodies!) in the mail today!'
& it came in like 2 days w/ stickers & postcards included
I took the book down to the Baker Beach parkinglot across from my house
it was raining
it was gray & I parked where I could see the ocean
& I read the whole magazine in one sitting while it rained a little bit
the book has 82 pages of eclectic work:
experimental Acts from plays
something like 'prose poems'
visual art
a translation of 'Baby Got Back' from English to Latin to English again
w/ resulting lines like:
'Welcome to rising or delete it, but the force of pull out'
"Oh, I want to get the child with you'
quotations in big font that are sardonic & cryptic, like:
'Hey you, wearing the asshole sign, how about a picnic in the chamber of solitude'
there are 'erasure' type poems, but instead of lines being erased they are crossed out so you can still see them (obscured)
a piece called 'Letters I Have Written to the New Yorker'
which is pretty great
some of these letters are 'irreverent' & 'inappropriate'
theNewerYork is not afraid to 'go there'
& whether they are actually letters or not
I think there is ample potential for writers to write things like that:
mock letters
mock emails
mock conversations w/ 'known' people
etc etc etc
it's already happening
I don't know if these 'Letters' in theNewerYork were 'mock' or not
they say things like:
'I am cancelling my subscription after your use of the hideous cliché "to come out in hives" in your last issue. In my book, the phrase should only be used when describing gay bees.'
there is an experimental 'Mediterranean Diet' in here
I very much enjoyed the last 'piece' in this issue
'The 21st Century Interlude of Daniel Lustigman'
it has somewhat of an ambiguous tone
serious & humorous
written by Justin Rossier
here's a part of it:
'Why's everyone so serious? Who said that line, 'You've got to laugh or we'll all start crying'? I believe that. It's easy to get down, the world a burden on your shoulders making you feel guilty for eating chimchangas when people are starving to death in Africa. The world's burning up because we've got too many polluting factories and machines running things. But that's human, right? We're no good that way. We stop caring after a while. Humanity is a lazy bum, what can you do? Plough ahead, I say'
I also very much enjoyed 'Dear Readers' piece by Editor Joshua S. Raab
here are some pieces from it:
'About fifty-years ago, Marshal McLuhan predicted the effects of this instant connectivity. He predicted that around this time (2012) humanity would be interconnected in a Global Village; where what happens to a man some street in China, pops up on a screen in my living room, and might as well be next door. McLuhan predicted the unification of what is now called crowdsourcing. The idea that whole swaths of the population can take an active part in solving whatever problem needs solving, as if they have a shared consciousness'
'Simultaneously, I experience the alienation of not knowing where to begin'
'It seems to me that we are taking part in a shared madness'
anyways this magazine is intriguing
I can't say every piece gripped me, but that's based on my own subjective 'tastes'
I truly enjoyed the prosepoems ish work in here
theNewerYork embraces the 'in between'
the 'cross-genre' or perhaps even the 'no-genre'
the experimental & that which 'challenges' 'expectations'
I admire them for this
you may not enjoy it if you desire a quiet order to a magazine
or uniformity
it's a pocket-sized book
it made me want to explore new modes in my own writing
tones & processes & entry points
it felt 'replenishing' to see a magazine like this
'absurd' perhaps but also oddly 'optimistic'
or at least I feel 'optimistic' about what 'literature' or 'post-literature' can do as I read it
I wrote this thing on the last blank page of the magazine
odd turns of (il)logic
blend of tone
& I think this magazine ultimately has all those things
Matthew Sherling, laids and gentiles.
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Far West Side, San Antonio, TX
Living in the Far West Side of San Antonio, TX
Rent an apartment on the Far West Side of San Antonio, TX, and you will be in one of the fastest growing areas of the city. As a newer subdivision, most of the homes and multi-family residential buildings in this neighborhood are newer and feature modern amenities. Middle-class families and first-time home buyers are particularly attracted to the Far West Side. But, the area is most popular with military personnel and their families because of its close proximity to Lackland Air Force Base.
The major roads serving the Far West Side include Loop 1604, Loop 410, State Highway 151 and U.S. Highway 90. Major employers have migrated into the area following the housing boom, offering jobs for local residents.
The Far West Side is adjacent to other popular San Antonio neighborhoods, including the West Side and North Central.
Far West Side Lifestyle and Entertainment
Although distant from San Antonio's center, the Far West Side is far from lacking in conveniences, eateries and entertainment for locals. As the area grew, businesses have moved in, offering area residents a nice selection of restaurants, retailers, coffee shops and pubs. These include large national chains as well as locally owned one of kind eateries and boutiques.
For out of the ordinary fun, families only have to go as far as nearby Sea World Texas, which even offers a discount for military families. In addition to the animal encounters, the park also offers some thrills with its roller coasters and other rides.
Or if you prefer baseball, you can enjoy the San Antonio Missions minor league team at Nelson W. Wolff Stadium. The 9,500-seat stadium has luxury boxes and picnic areas. The team is affiliated with the San Diego Padres. It's so close to Lackland AFB, fans can see planes flying in to land there behind the outfield wall. The team hosts regular "Military Nights."
The Far West Side Rental Market
The Far West Side rental market has many choices for apartment living. Apartment complexes in this neighborhood are mainly low-rise and garden-style. Newer buildings are common and they feature many amenities from stainless steel appliances to on-site dog parks. One-bedroom apartments typically rent for $800 to $900, although some lower priced units are available. Larger, luxury-type apartments are offered as well for up to $1,400 a month or more. Rent on two-bedroom apartments start at about $1,000 monthly and go up from there depending on amenities. The community is conveniently close to Lackland Air Force Base, making this area particularly popular with military families.
Far West Side Resources
Only a portion of the Far West Side neighborhood is within San Antonio's city limits. Residents who are within San Antonio may be part of City Council Districts 4 or 6, depending on where they live. Visit San Antonio city government for more information. The San Antonio Public Library serves the Far West Side with the Johnston and Guerra branches.


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Petition to Asheville restaurants: Take foie gras off the menu
Asheville restaurants are targeted in an online petition asking the LAB, the GPI and table to remove foie gras dishes from their menu. Foie gras is a goose-liver delicacy typically made with the livers of force-feed geese.
Currently, petition organizer Mary Tully has gathered over 300 of her goal of 500 signatures.
From the petition:
Asheville can do better than this! Foie gras is the product of a system of agriculture that is inordinately cruel and inhumane. At just a few months old, ducks and geese are confined to sheds, where they will be force-fed enormous amounts of grain, several times a day, to cause the pathological condition of "fatty liver." Workers insert a long metal tube into the animals' throats, and force food directly into their gullets. Undercover footage taken at each of the large US foie gras producers shows birds actively avoiding the gavage procedure, as well as animals with bleeding injuries from the procedure.
Foie Gras doesn't reflect Asheville's commitment to the farm-to-table movement. Here in Asheville, we love our local farms, both large and small. We walk the walk, and we talk the talk. We are solidifying our farm-to-table future by teaching the principles of local, sustainable agriculture in our schools. Here in Asheville, we support our local farming culture with our forks. Serving foie gras in Asheville's independent restaurants, simply doesn't reflect our farm-to-table values. It flies in the face of them. The Lexington Avenue Brewery and others cannot tout farm-to-table principles, while simultaneously importing and serving cruelty and environmental devastation.
Foie gras isn't humane.
It isn't "green."
It isn't local.
It isn't Asheville.Read about some environmental problems: http://www.humanesociety.org/news/press_releases/2010/05/HVFG_050610.html
And watch this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BAzrSl0ztsQ
Join me in urging the Lexington Avenue Brewery and others to remove the shame of foie gras from their menus.
Lexington Avenue Brewery is serving foie gras "patty melts" at their LAB/Craggie Brewery Beer Dinner: http://www.facebook.com/events/260069107432287/
The Grove Park Inn offers two foie gras dishes: http://www.groveparkinn.com/resourcefiles/pdf/winter-dinner-menu-at-the-grove-park-inn-hotel-asheville-north-carolina.pdf#zoom=100
Table features a foie gras mousse: http://tableasheville.com/menu/804
Petition link here. Is foie gras Asheville?
Updated 8/8 to add Mountain Xpress reader opinion from 8/5: Stuff it: Asheville City Council should ban the sale of foie gras
Category: Asheville food and drink


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You might have a lot of kids if…
- You've ever considered purchasing a cow, even though you don't live on a farm, due to the money you'd save in milk.
- You are regularly introduced by the number of children you have, instead of your name (i.e. "This is my friend with 6 kids!")
- You have lost enough baby weight to add up to one or more fully-grown adults.
- People often ask if you are Catholic, Mormon, or crazy. Always in that order.
- Your mortgage payment and grocery budget aren't far apart.
- You and your husband consider it a "date" when you go anywhere with only one child – especially if said child doesn't talk yet.
- You believe toasters are an inefficient waste of space (Only 4 slices at a time! Tsk, tsk, tsk)
- You love the Scott brand of toilet paper (1000 squares per roll. Now these people understand.)
- You're pretty sure you can see the curvature of the earth in the back of your family vehicle.
- You always do a roll call before pulling out of your driveway.
- You have trouble remembering your children's years of birth.
- You often call your children by the wrong names.
- You carry a mini-hospital first aid kit in your family bus.
- You can't remember what your bathroom looked like without a toddler's potty chair.
- You've ever considered using the toddler's potty chair.
- A six quart (24 cups) slow cooker is just not big enough.
- You have a mental list of witty responses to the question, "don't you know what causes that?" which you would never say out loud.
- Your husband has a list of witty responses to the same question, which he is more than happy to say out loud.
- Your "fruit bowl" is a more accurately a "bushel basket."
- You buy your toothbrushes by the pound.
- Instead of asking your husband to make a quick stop at the grocery store on his way home from work, you ask him to make a quick stop at SAMS Club for 4 gallons of milk, 4 loaves of bread, and a few other assorted "little" things… and he agrees that it's a little trip.
- You've ever considered calling ahead to let Burger King know you're coming.
- You want to hug strangers who tell you that you are blessed, but instead you gratefully smile and say, "I know!"
- You are astounded by how many great-grandchildren you will have if each generation after you has the same number of children as you
- You truly "get" this verse now:
Psalm 127:3-5 (ESV)
Behold, children are a heritage from the Lord,
the fruit of the womb a reward.
Like arrows in the hand of a warrior
are the children of one's youth.
Blessed is the man who fills his quiver with them!
He shall not be put to shame
when he speaks with his enemies in the gate.


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Iran puts monkey into space
Primate returned to Earth alive after 75-mile high flight, officials claim
IRAN has fired a rocket into space with a live MONKEY on board.
Officials claimed the primate was alive when it returned from the 75-mile high sub-orbital flight.
Iran's Islamic regime previously failed to put a rhesus monkey into space in a Kavoshgar-5 rocket in 2011.
Primate returned to Earth alive after 75-mile high flight, officials claim
But aerospace chiefs announced earlier this month they would try again as part of plans to send a human astronaut into space by 2020 and put a man on the moon by 2025.
The country's space programme deeply unsettles Western nations, who fear it could be used to develop nuclear missiles.
Tehran has repeatedly denied that its nuclear and scientific programmes mask military ambitions.
In a statement, Iran's defence ministry's aerospace department said: "Iran successfully launched a capsule, codenamed Pishgam (Pioneer), containing a monkey and recovered the shipment on the ground intact."
Iranian Space Agency chief Hamid Fazeli suggested earlier this month the launch would take place during the first half of February, when the Iranian Revolution is typically commemorated.
He added: "Testing phase of these living capsules has ended and monkeys to be sent to space are now in quarantine."
In 2010, Iran sent a rat, two turtles and a worm into space.


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The City of London is required to report for the:
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Summary 2011.pdf (3 pages)
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Facilities and Substances 2007.pdf (141 pages)
Facilities and substances 2008.pdf (162 pages)
Facilities_and_Substances_2009.pdf (150 pages)
Facilities and substances 2010 (141 pages)
Facilities and Substances 2011 (464 pages)
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2011 NPRI Emission report
NPRI data is used on some web sites to identify the "largest polluters". The listing of a quantity in total tonnes does little to differentiate between contaminants and their effects on the environment and actually masks contaminants with lower reporting thresholds such as dioxins (measured in grams), mercury and arsenic (measured in kilograms). Sewage treatment plants and landfills are operated by the City on behalf of and for the betterment of the community. "Environmental degradation" is greatly reduced when the systems are in place to handle liquid and solid wastes from residences and businesses. While the municipality strives to improve performance on an ongoing basis, municipal facilities are not the source of these pollutants and pollution prevention best begins at source with the individuals and businesses who use these services. Brief Explanatory Notes on Compounds Listed in this Report
A report on the quality of the Thames River and a report on performance of the sewage treatment plants can be found at http://www.london.ca/d.aspx?s=/Sewer_and_Wastewater/Thames_River_quality.htm . The NPRI data is broken down into Releases (discharges to the environment) and Disposal (material captured and put into landfills or other final treatment methods. The largest tonnage compound reported from the sewage treatment plants is Nitrate (992 tonnes). The City of London sewage treatment plants utilize bacteria to convert ammonia, which, in significant concentrations, is toxic to fish, to nitrates and this is called nitrification. The city sewage treatment plants convert over 96% of the ammonia to nitrates. Ammonia and nitrates are nutrients and are used to fertilize farms and gardens. There is no Ontario surface water criterion for nitrates; however, there is a drinking water criterion of 10 mg/L. The City of London monitors nitrate levels upstream of the City on two branches of the Thames River and the average for 2011 was 5.1 mg/L. Downstream of the City the average for 2011 was 5.3 mg/L. The implications are that the nitrates are not above drinking water criterion. There is no Ontario surface water criterion for nitrates but a proposed CCME criterion is 2.9 mg/L. The criterion is based on Lake trout which do not spawn in rivers. Levels of nitrate in Lake Huron and Lake Erie range from 0.2 to 0.8 mg NO3-N/L based on City of London water supply data. The Maximum Acceptable Toxicant Concentration (MATC) for Rainbow trout is 8.6 mg NO3-N/L due to delay of sac fry to the swim-up stage. Rainbow trout are found in lakes, and move to rivers and streams in the spring and fall. The average concentration of nitrates in the spring and fall between 2006 and 2010 inclusive is less than 6 mg NO3-N/L in the Thames River entering or leaving the City of London. Levels of nitrates are below the MATC for rainbow trout. While the amount of ammonia released in 2011 is 85 tonnes from the pollution control plants the average concentration over the year was 0.77 mg/l which is well below the City compliance limits of 3 to 5 mg/l. This is the residual amount of ammonia that remains after nitrification and it is low enough that it is not toxic to fish in the concentrations discharged from the City's sewage treatment plants into the river. The City's sewage treatment plants remove 90% of phosphorous and dispose of it as ash at the St. Mary's Cement plant in 2011. The balance of the phosphorous in 2011, released into the river, is 34 tonnes. Phosphorous is not toxic but is a nutrient that can enable excessive algae and plant growth. The sewage treatment phosphorous is approximately 17% of the phosphorous found in the Thames year based on annual averages. Other sources of phosphorous include agriculture and lawn fertilizer. Other parameters reported in kg include lead, arsenic, cadmium and mercury. Concentrations in the sewage plant effluent for these metals are 1 ug/L or less (parts per billion). There is little that can be done at the sewage treatment plant to reduce levels further. Regulating consumer products that have trace metals would be one method of pollution prevention but this would have to be done at the federal level. An example is cadmium in bleach. Dentists have been required to install ISO certified amalgam separators to reduce mercury discharges. The W12A landfill emitted 52 tonnes of Carbon monoxide in 2011 based on emission factors from the United States Environmental Protection Agency. Ammonia released in runoff from the landfill was 0.06 tonnes and ammonia from leachate sent for treatment at the Greenway Pollution Control Centre was 74.5 tonnes and releases after treatment are noted above. The Canadian Council of Ministers of the Environment (CCME) reported (October 2004) that there were 195 grams of Dioxins and furans discharged from 26 sector groups per year. Of the 26 sectors, incineration was responsible for 2.4% of the dioxin and furan emissions or about 4.6 ITEQ grams. This is a decrease of about 90% from numbers reported in 2001. The Incinerator sector includes Municipal solid waste, Hazardous waste, Hospital waste and sewage sludge. Sewage sludge incinerators accounted for 0.05 grams of Dioxins and furans or 1% of the Incinerator sector. There are 6 sewage sludge incinerators in the group and the Greenway Incinerator has the lowest dioxin and furan emissions of the group. The CCME has come out with a dioxin and furan standard for sewage sludge incinerators and Greenway emissions are below the standard. As a comparison, an October 2004 CCME report suggests that burning of domestic waste in barrels represented between 12 and 22% of the Canadian emissions of dioxins and furans (an emission level similar to the Incineration sector). Hexachlorobenzene was not detected at the Greenway Incinerator and a value of the detection limit 0.08 ug/m3 was used for the reported emission estimate. Sewage treatment plants and landfills are operated by the City on behalf of and for the betterment of the community. "Environmental degradation" is greatly reduced when the systems are in place to handle liquid and solid wastes from residences and businesses. While the municipality strives to improve performance on an ongoing basis, municipal facilities are not the source of these pollutants and pollution prevention best begins at source with the individuals and businesses who use these services.
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Delaware has been buzzing about the contents of a 2012 report, conducted by the U.S. Marshals Service, assessing the safety of the New Castle County Courthouse, and if the recommended actions included in the report could have prevented the fatal shooting that occurred there February 11.
Although the report's recommendations are confidential, sources have told Delaware Law Weekly that the report advocated adding additional Capitol Police to the entrance and structurally redesigning the lobby where the shooting took place in order to move the metal detectors closer to the front door.
Delaware Supreme Court Chief Justice Myron T. Steele and Joseph A. Papili, the U.S. marshal for the District of Delaware, declined to comment on the report's contents. DLW has filed a Freedom of Information Act request with the U.S. Marshals Service to obtain a copy of the report.
Although Steele confirmed the report's existence, he declined to discuss any specific recommendations included in the report, including adding additional police and moving the metal detectors.
"The U.S. Marshals did a gratuitous review in 2011 and 2012 for our benefit on the clear and unequivocal condition that it remains confidential," Steele said in an email to DLW. "Only they can waive that confidentiality. Their reason appears intuitive to me. Therefore, I cannot comment."
In a later email, Steele once again affirmed that he could not talk because of the judiciary's agreement with the Marshals Service.
"The Marshals' report explicitly states that it is confidential and cannot be copied, shown or commented on without the U.S. Marshals' written consent," he said. "I am told that condition is in all their reports, but I am in no position to verify that statement."
"I have seen our report and it is 'confidential' and we cannot breach that confidentiality without their consent," Steele continued. "For obvious reasons, we have not asked to be released from that obligation as we do not plan to tell the world about current or future security planning. We would be idiots to telegraph our present and future security plan to potential bad actors."
However, in a series of emails to DLW, Papili said that any information regarding the report's recommendations would have to come from Delaware's Administrative Office of the Courts.
"At this time the U.S. Marshals Service will not be offering any comment regarding the security survey or any facts related to the security systems in place at the New Castle County Courthouse," Papili said in a February 15 email. "We are referring all requests to the state Administrative Office of the Courts, so I would refer you to their office for any additional information regarding your request."
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The Big IssueLet's just call November the big issue month. The magazine is once again a big issue and it is packed with articles about a number of big issues—many concerning energy and resource development. You'll have to read them all. |
Ratify the Law of the Sea TreatyIn August 2007, a Russian expedition led by its most famous polar explorer, Artur Chilingarov, planted a Russian flag in a capsule on the Arctic seabed directly underneath the North Pole. The Arctic is Russian, Chilingarov bellowed. "We must prove the North Pole is an extension of the Russian coastal shelf." Indeed, in 2001, the Russian Federation had made a vast territorial claim to almost one-half of the Arctic sea-bed in its submission to a 21-member United Nations scientific body called the Commission on the Limits of the Continental Shelf. |
People Mover Program Wins Award |
Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport's November Community Council Meeting Topics |
Oct 30: Taku Sailings Canceled, Kennicott Schedule Revised |
Senator Ellis Receives 2012 Alaska Mobility Coalition Award |
Public Meeting Announcement: ANC ANC Stakeholders Meeting on November 7, 2012 |
Governor Parnell Proclaims October 21-27 as Public Transportation Week |
Public Meeting for Haines Highway Master Interpretive Plan set for Nov. 7 |
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From "Stay Strong" to "Faith," Demi explains the stories behind all her tattoos.
DEMETRIA saved my life!!
No they aren't I have a feather and rock n roll and I believe in faith and god they are not satanic seiously
No they aren't. People automatically assume that. It's not.
Iv'e got a feather behind my ear just like her!
No they're not you idiot
no they aren't u dumb ass ****
most of those are satanic symbols like the feather, peace sign and rock & roll.
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Allentown began with humble beginnings. The FFA Chapter was established in 1936 and student success was at its forefront. In the 1940s, the New Agricultural Shop was constructed, which allowed the program to expand beyond its classrooms in the Upper Freehold School. Students were at the forefront of helping to construct the New Building.
The original agricultural education program at Allentown was centered on production agriculture. Students studied traditional production agriculture topics, such as agronomy, agricultural mechanics, and other general agriculture courses. The program was limited to only males.
When Jacque and Cyndee Roszel came to teach Agricultural Education at Allentown High School little did they know how many lives they would touch. Teaching at Allentown High
School for 64 combined years, Jacque and Cyndee have truly made a positive difference in the lives of over 5000 students. Jacque and Cyndee's devotion to the agricultural education profession has been exemplified by their commitment to student success. The agricultural education program has been in existence at Allentown High School since 1936, but for many years only included production
agriculture classes for males.
In 1974, with the support of the Advisory Committee, Jacque
and Cyndee began the work of converting the traditional program into a modern Agricultural Education format. With classes such as Animal Science, Plant Science, Equine Science and Environmental Science, Allentown was one of the first agricultural education programs in the
state and region to change to this innovative layout. Allentown was one of the first programs in the country to develop an Equine Science Course.
The teaching methods of Jacque and Cyndee have emphasized student responsibility and confidence by providing students with both knowledge and hands on experience. Jacque and Cyndee's students have been taught through real world experience by participation in debates, hands-on demonstrations, and various projects. Through the basic principles of experiential learning, many former students of Jacque and Cyndee have been highly successful and
influential in the agricultural industry. Because of the learning approach, the achievements of the Allentown FFA Chapter are numerous, including over 100 first place finishes in State
Career Development Events. With the guidance of the Roszels, more than 85 of Allentown's FFA members have attained the State FFA Degree, over 15 members have received their American Degree, and greater than 40 members have served as state FFA officers.
The New Jersey FFA Foundation created the Roszel Scholarship to recognize the Roszel's contribution to the Allentown FFA Chapter and the New Jersey FFA Association
Presently, the FFA Chapter is going strongly and continuing the success of 75 years. In the Fall of 2008, Denise Emmons began as the new Animal Sciences Instructor and FFA Advisor in the Allentown High School Agricultural Science program. In the Fall of 2010, Dale Cruzan joined the agricultural sciences staff as the Plant Sciences & Agricultural Mechanics Instructor & FFA Advisor.
The Chapter is planning new and innovative events to help maintain the success of the chapter, established over the past 75 years. Currently, the chapter is completing a chapter exchange program with the Bridgewater-Emery FFA Chapter in Bridgewater, South Dakota.
The program continues to seek new and innovative courses, including the Curriculum for Agriculture Science Education (CASE)- Principles of Agricultural Science Animal (introduced 2009-2010), the CASE- Principles of Agricultural Science- Plant (introduced 2010-2011), CASE- Introduction to Agriculture Food and Natural Resources (AFNR) (introduced 2011-2012)Āand Wildlife & Aquaculture Science (Introduced 2011-2012). 2011 also marked the renovation of the 1930's era greenhouse and its transformation into an aquaculture production facility.
The Allentown FFA and Agricultural Science Program is dedicated to the FFA Mission of Premier Leader, Personal Growth, and Career Success.


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The 40-Mile Loop Land Trust is an Advocacy Group Promoting a System of Connected Recreational Trails in the Portland Metro Area. The Trust also Pursues Completion of the 40-Mile Trail Around the Portland Metropolitan Area.
40-Mile Loop Land Trust
The 40-Mile Loop Land Trust was incorporated in 1981 with the purpose of assisting in the acquisition of lands along with conservation and recreation easements along the 40-Mile Loop corridor.
The 40-Mile Loop Land Trust, a non-profit private land acquisition organization. The Trust remains independent of any governmental body and is managed by a volunteer citizen board of directors.
The 40-Mile Loop Land Trust brings together the park planning activities of 13 local jurisdictions, including:
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City of Portland
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Corps of Engineers
State & Federal Fish and Game Agencies
Public Drainage Districts
Cities of Gresham and Troutdale
The cooperative venture has proven to be cost effective. As governmental budgets make reductions to parks programs, the work of a private, non-profit group such as the Land Trust in coordinating the various agencies and initiating land acquisitions saves the agencies time and money..
Helping make the Loop a reality is a big return for a small investment. Activities of the Land Trust include:
Acquiring lands by using funds available in the Trust's revolving fund.
Accepting land donations by deed or by contract.
Accepting conservation easements or other rights to trail construction.
"Land Banking" of properties for future transfer to public agencies.
Identification of needed land along the corridor.
Advocacy of government funding for purchase and construction of trails.
Development of public access to the trail.
Help in forming local advocacy groups for management and use of parks.
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The Serpent Print Scarf is a soft lightweight scarf digitally printed in Italy in this season's serpent pattern. Printed with an optimised design consisting of a montage of animal skins and furs that softly ombre into each other using varying textures and tones; the print is digitally applied to create a strong and confident aesthetic.
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Apocalypse Airsoft - Clear and Present Danger. 25th - 26th February 2012
A survival based milsim in a counter insurgency scenario over a 200 acre forested site.
Estimated mission time:- 30 hours
Cost £45 per player in advance. Booking closes on 31st January.
Members of a a specialist team are required for surveillance duties with the emphasis on guerrilla warfare.
The correct kit is essential as the terrain and probable weather conditions will be unfavourable for Airsoft gimmicks.
You will be moving hard and fast with no comfort breaks, safe zone or covered areas, so physical fitness and the correct state of mind are essential.
If your not sure, then its probably not for you.
WARNING ! Unsuitable for Chairsofters
Please note, this is not a 'gamesim' or 'filmsim'. It is an outdoor survival adventure.
It will therefore employ a certain element of discomfort and 'actual reality'.
The only food, shelter and comfort is what you can carry yourself.
Raid and evade the enemy forces, through forest, mud and rain.
(Also being February, possibly sleet & snow too.)
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I know about the speedometer calibrator section in the faqs. But, I do not know what my current gears are.
I figured since many of you guys probably have done the same swap I did it has been figured out already....
OK so I had a 305 / 200R4 combo with 2.41 rear gears 205/70 R/ 14
Now I have a 350 / TH350 combo with same 2.41 rear gears and 255/ 60 R /15 27" tall
OK some back ground - The transmission was out of an 85 Chevy pickup just for reference..
When driving the car the error is around 25 MPH on the slow side. (reading 25 mph at 45 to 50 actual)...
I need to know what drive gear color and driven gear color to get it in the correct ball park.
Suggestions anyone ?
NEXT, Due to the swap of said transmissions above my shift indicator (column shift LS ) is mounted in the speedometer
housing. However the red needle is stuck at Park. And does not move.... I no longer need the P-R-N-OD-2-1 from the
200R4 transmission. I need to replace it with the P-R-N-D-2-1 common with the 3 speed automatic.
Can I get just the replacement indicator and swap it out ? Or does this require a different speedometer all together?
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