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A URNAL. VOL. 1. PIERZ, MORRISON COUNTY, MINNESOTA, MAY 5, 1910. NO. 46 NAME YOUR FARM The practice of naming- farms in this country as well as in Europe is becoming* more popular every year. The farmer Thursday afternoon i should think enough of his farm rates for assessing ] which may be his home for a ASSESSORS' MEETING THURSDAY The assessors of the county met at the court house, Little Palls last to tix the personal property and real es- j Hfe time and probably his child- tat-*, iy every assessor in I ren*s after him to give it a the county was present The following* rates were a- greed upon: One year old horses, $10. Two year old horses, $18. Three year old horses, $30 Stallions—20 times cost of service. One year old cattle. $5 Two year old cattle, $8. Cows, SI 2. Working oxen. $22. All other cattle, 3 years or Ashland Over, $15. Blue Grass Sheep of all ages, $2.00 Beaver Creek Hogs of all ages, ! Cloverdale Wagons, carriages, sleighs, Clovernook bicycles, 40 per cent. Center Grove Automobiles and other power Dell Grove vehicles, 50 per cent. Eden Valley Items 16 to 20, inclusive, 40 Evergreen per cent. Pairlawn Items 28 and 30, 40 per cent. Grand View Sewing machines, 40 per cent Green Field Watches and clocks, 40 per Hillcrest cent. Highland Melodiens and organs, 40 per Lakeview cent. Little Bluff Pianos, $80. I Meadow Lawn Household goods, 40 per cent.! Near Town Office furniture, 40 per cent. Oakcrest Farm tools and machinery, 40 Old Orchard per cent. Prairie View Threshing machines40 percent Pleasant View Gold and silver plate 40percent Plum Grove Diamonds and jewelry, 40 per Riverview * cent. River Bluff Items 11 to'23, inclusive,40per Silver Creek cent. Silver Leaf Dogs, $5. Summit All other items, 40 per cent. Spring Valley Real estate will be assessed The Pines in three classes, as follows: [Twin Bluffs 1st class Agram. Huh, Pierz (Upland Bellevue, Two Rivers, Swan Vineland River, Pi!:e Creek, Elm Dale, Buckman. Improved lands, $5. Unim prove • 2nd Class—Little Falls, Belle Prairie, Ripley, Green Prairie, Randall, Culdrum, Swanville, Granite, Rail Prairie. Parker, Morrill, Clough, Scandia Valley. Improved, i?i.">0. Unimproved- S2.50. 3rd class—Platte, Pulaski, Mt. Morris, Richardson, Hill- man, Lakin, Rosing, Motley, Gushing. Improved, $4.00. Un improved, $2.00 The assessors commenced the wTork of assessing Monday. name. Select an appropriate name and have it recorded with the register of deeds as provided by law. The location or characteristics of the place will probably suggest a good name or the following may be of assistance. After you have selected a name, get some stationery printed with the name ol your farm upon it. Buena Vista Bluffland Black Fields Clover Lawn Cotton Crest Cold Spring Edge Water Eaglecrest Elm Grove Fairview_ Greenwood Hillside Hilldale Kenwood Lakeside Maple Grove Meadow Brook North Side Orchard Lake PleasantValley PleasantGrove Point Look Riverside Ridgewood River Bend Spring Brook Spring Creek Sunnyside The Meadows The Oaks The Willows Valley View Villa View Walnut Grove Woodland Wildwood Willow Creek ARRET DAY TO HAVE SIDETRACK iVALUABL. HORSE Saturday* May 7th Will Be Greatest Auction Sale and Bargain Day in History of Pierz PETER WOHLFELD DEAD Pierz is preparing for a grand market day next Saturday. This will be the tune for the farmers lo bring in everything they wish to sell and take advantage of the free auction sale. Many have signified their intention of bein_r pres'.nt and competing for the prizes and the indications are that the attendance wili be very large and the auctiont er will be k'-pt busy all dav. Buyers will be here from outside points. Don't fail to come and bring your family as there will be so Teething doing in Pierz on that day. The following cash p i/.es will be offered on Market Da\ : For beef steer or cow sold in Pierz for highest price,Si.50 For dairy cow sold in Pierz for highest price, SI.50 For largest load of wheat hauled to the mill bv oue team $1.50 For | air of pigs under six weeks, sold for highest price, $1.50 Theo. Billmeyer, the newly appointed postmaster at Center Valley, was in the village . ad informs us that the in to fly in the big jgr,: r the side track at ' that place. The citizens of I Center Valley and vicinity will | get together, next Monday and j rush the grading as fast as possible, so that in a short time the side track will be completed. A ni- \ town road running north and south thru section . and directly thru Center Valley station has been proposed and undoubtedly will b. ruct- ed in a short time. KILLED A RUNAWAY tV!EET.?.G OF CCUMTY BOARD DlED 1ft SAN FRANCISCO The county commissioners j Prank Boehm received a met Tuesday in regular' 1 tier from an attendant in a monthly session.All membe rs a San Francisco, C 1 . hospi piesent A large amount cf i outine work was attended to such as the hearing of petitions and the allowing of bills. An abatement of taxes was allotted to Jacob Neisius. The county road and bridge fund was divided a- mong the five districts, each receiving S1000. Commissioner Virnig ap- propri.ited in his district, $100 to the town of Little Falls and $75 to the town of Agram. Grimy Structure Mad-.; Beautiful Peter Wohlfcld, a farmer resident ot the town of Buh and a brother-ii -law of Job,. D.mek, died at Le. ora Lake, Saskatchewan, Canada last week. In a leiter received by Tbe >. Gross advising him of the death, no particulars were giv.-n as to cause, Out as Mr. Wohlfcld was nearly eh<-hte- years old his death was probablv due to old age. I The cec-ased was well known ele-'ard had many friends in this har- vicinitv. In order that Lie steel vat d structure might monize with the surrounding a Kortst Hills, a suburb of ol Bos'.on, a portion of it v.as covered wi h Concrete and GEORGIA Klf-STCELS converted fro n a sordid look-: ing affair to a thing of beauty. I "J" (~~) [\j | (^ J—| "~f AT Just before, retirit.g tak.* a glass of golden grain belt beer. Owing-.to its nourishing food values there is noth- bettvr for a tonic. Order of your nearest dealer or besup-l plied bv E. S. Tanner, Little Falls, Minn. Faust's Opera House The famous Colored Comedians are giving the best show the road. on -«__*»-—c_S>—o— <_-"*■•■ — <*___o- CH ROD _______■__■ >«(f ___________£-________■ CONFECTIONERY Lunches Seid al All Hours Us® ©ream i Sod FiESHi CAND1 tobaccos & on Everything -New, Neat and "Nitty" INE LARGEST AND MOsT COMPLETE SODA LOUIS TAIN OUTSIDE OF THE LARGE CITIES- 9 MINNIE EAUST, *tf a__*> «_> •<__»> <t__> -< Com 1 ;;*_*. Nearly every corn grower knows very well what constitutes the nupiber of plants in his ideal hill of corn. Yet many fail to secure such a stand and do no realize the importance of having a good stand. The missing stalks and. hills in every cornfield represent practically a deduction from the net profit on the held. The corn planter cannot, be held responsible for seed that will not germinate. This must be attended to before the seed is put into the ground and the only reliable method of knowing the vitality of seed corn is to test it alitor germination by th individual ear test. 3 care the farmer may practically regulate the number of kernels per hill and the depth at which it is planted. That the planting may be as near perfect as possible, there are certain things to be attended to. It is necessary that the seed bed be well worked previous to the planting and that it be comparatively smooth on the surface. It is, of course, essential that the planter operate freely and be in first class working order. The corn itself is the most common cause of an uneven planting, and one .that easily remedied. Sorting the seed ears into two or more groups, according* to size and similarity of keernl and then discarding the butt and tip of each earwill help very much in getting a uniform seed. A much better way, however, is to discard the butt and tip oi" each ear before shelling and then thoroughly grade the shelled corn with a good corn grader. When seed has been reduced to a uniform size, it becomes quite an easv matter to select the desired seed plates for the planters. Seed plates ought never to be used in planting until the drop has been thorough- 7y tried with some of the seed. The aim should be to secure a definite drop for each hill and not a general average.—U- niversity Farm PressNews. tal notifying him of the death of his broth* r-in-luw, Martin Leeb. Mr. Leeb was a single man and had no relatives in that city. He came to the hospital a sick man and died there April 11th. A letter from Frank Boehm was found in his pocket and Mr. Boehm was informed of the death. Th. deceased was well known in I i rz and vicinitv and made bis home at Mr. L_oehm's when here. He went west a few vears ago and finally landed in San Francisco where he died. He leaves five brothers, Michael :T.d Joseph in Alberta, Canada, Gngor in Oregon and John and George in Pierz; also three sisters: Mrs. Frank Boehm, Pierz, Mrs. George Deuschof Saskatchewan, Canadi and [another sister in Austria-Hun*- igarvj He was buried in the |Holy Cross cemetery at tan i Francisco. A runaway ocurred last Friday a few miles south of the village which might have ended seriously. A hide buyer drove into Jos. Oestreich's place to water his team. The horses became frightened and started to run. The driver, in trying to catch them, was caught by the tongue of the wagon, knocked down and dragged a few rods where he was picked up senseless. He, however, recovered in a few minutes and found that his injuries were not serious. The team dashed thru a half dozen fences and was finally caught at Ludwig Otasek's place. Frank Rauch lost a mare valued at $250 last Saturday c While driving home from Pierz and going down a hill near his home the team, which was rather spirited, started up at a swifter gait and when Mr. Rauch attempted to hold them back he discovered that the bits had gotten out of one of the horses' mouths and he could not check them without turning them into a wire fence at the side of the road. He therefore let them go straight ahead, remaining on *the wag-on until they were going at a furious speed when he jumped to save his life and turned twenty seven summer saults, scattering his money all over the field. The horses continued in their mad flight until they were brought to an abrupt halt by running into a fence. A projecting rail struck the nigh horse in the abdomen and penetrated about a foot and probably would have gone thru both horses if there had not been a crosspiece nailed upon it. Al- a doctor was soon brought from Little Falls the horse lived only a short time. NEW r/lU.^ICH BREWERY BURNED John H. Grell received a letter from Math Pitzl of New Munich Monday informing himj that the brcv ery at that place was burned Sunday. As the! letter states, the machinery and j beer cellar :'d' ,Purtbi had been feedi er- lntorma as to loss or! insurance was not given. The letter states that beer will be delivered to patrons as before. John Schaefer oi th< Pierz bakery hereby announces that from now on he will have white and rye bread.bisc.fits, etc , on sale at li. Zirngibl's meat market in upper town, Geo Kiewel was in the vil- with He ns new 40 A Chesnut The interesting account given by our Sullivan Lake correspondent and published in the last two issues of the Journal regarding the remarkable experience of a Sullivan Lake lady who tried the experiment of setting a hen on china eggs suggests to our mind the old, and perhaps to many, threadbare story of the man who sought to economize by substituting sawdust for chicken feed. After he his chickens the sawdust for some time he set one of the hens on twelve eggs. The result was that e- leven of the eggs hatched out chickens with wooden legs and the twelfth a woodpecker. MORRISON COUNTY TELEPHONE COf-PANY A Good Report The annual report of the condition of the John Hancock Mu- j tual Life of Boston, as made by : a committee of policy holders ; appointed for the purpose, j shows this company to have to- ': tal assets of $64,945,910, and a ! surplus above its policy re i serves and all other liabi/ities j of $6,ia9,153. The committe referred to the company's extraordinary growth during the past 20 years, in which time its assets have grown from $3,- 548,080, and its surpVus to the figures above mentioned The income has grown from 81,799,548 to $22,302,391. The insurance in force has made extraordinary gains in the two decades, from $45,879,1357 to $526,- 945,925 Since organization the company has paid in benefits to policyholders, inc/ubing exist- reserve, over $138,000,000. The company has just completed an immense new office bui/ding iocated in the heart of the business district. This gives ampVe opportunity to care for its growing business, besides renting a considerable portion to other enterprises. lage Monda h. p. Buick. He took a few of us for a spin around the section and it has been impossible to o-et our hair to He down since. Tony Stoll and Frank Faust were seized with nervous convulsions and gripped the "gunwales" of the auto so tightly that their finger nails cut thru the leather. Mr. and Mrs. Anton Salorj- dek of Little Falls were Pierz callers Sunday. H. Pinter representing Stronge & Warner, milliners, St. Paul, was in town Monday. Born—To Mr. and Mrs. John J. Boser, last Saturdav, a daughter. A. E. Reynolds, Local Manager OPEN HOURS From 7:30 A.M. to 12 M. ,, 1 p.m to G P.M. ,, 7 ,, to 9 ,, Every day except Sunday. The service Sunday will be from 9 to 10 in the morning and 7 to 8 in the evening. WANTS Advertisements in this column are charged for at the rate of five cects per line©. LOST—Sheepskin duck coat between Pierz and Lastrup. Finder please leave at N. H. Mueller's place. John Zenner. S ♦***-,.;.. g , j,; * , g v> "...*,_.. e,.i,£... »■•■<•□ Proprietress £ The Pierz Dramatic club decided not to present their wlav, "A Modern Ananias,," at Onamia as announced. Joseph Melhart has begun the erection of a building on the lot adjoining the cream- erv. The building will be 24x32 ft. and will be used for a store and dwelling house combined. Chas. Gravel Sr. was in the village Monday stopping over on his way from Little Falls to Ouamia. CJ We loan money on improved FARMS at the cheapest rates. €J We ofter you the Convenience and Safety of a checking account. Open an Account now with the GERMAN STATE BANK PIERZ, niNN. □ D D D D e> D e- D » D ft a e> D e> o □ a <- D e> D a » D □ « D Q *■_.•_. »_.•__>*•_!■ _£ FOR A CLEAN SHAVE MD A NEAT HAIRCUT GO TO REYNOLDS-
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Title | The Pierz Journal (Pierz, Morrison County, Minnesota), 1910-05-05 |
Succeeding Titles | Royalton Banner; The Royalton Banner - Pierz Journal |
Edition | Volume 1, Number 46 |
Date of Creation | 1910-05-05 |
Publishing Agency | F.L. Preimesberger (Pierz, Morrison County, Minnesota) |
Language | English |
Minnesota Reflections Topic | Communication |
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Minnesota City or Township | Pierz |
Minnesota County | Morrison |
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Before posting any videos or links to a Youtube channel, please read the forums Code of Conduct at the top of the forum. Youtube videos are not only advertising but also spam. Many people use the excuse that they did not either A) know there where any forum rules (which is a lie considering there are rules for every forum you register on) or B) know where the rules were (another lie considering it states it quite clearly at the top of the page saying "Code of Conduct").
This is a link to that exact thread iif0xh0undii posted which has the Code of Conduct. It has in that thread, what is prohibited and the consequences for doing such:
So please, read the Code of Conduct before you post any type of video on here. There is no excuse for ignorance.
Out of interest - why is there an insert video feature on the forum then? It even gives the example as a YouTube URL... I can't see anyway to read those rules and interpret them as 'Inserting your game clips is advertising'
dont look at me dude. talk to the mods. they are the ones that posted the Code of Conduct.
You forgot C) Didnt read all the rules and too lazy to check. (Not a lie..) There shouldnt be anything wrong with posting a crazy clip everyonce in a while, in my opinion. I dont mind seein them.
Pheonix. You are making a poor assumption that all youtube is spam. As "7" pointed out, our MW3 game clips are powered by Youtube. Certainly you're not suggesting that Activision/IW doesnt want us showing clips to each other. They love it. Its those clips that keep people talking long after theyve stopped playing. Its the stupid trick shots, and random things that happen that can now be easily recorded and shared here on the forums that they are promoting.
What they dont want is people posting things over and over and over again. They also dont want people posting things about BOPS 2 or anything else to drive interest away from MW3. Theres a bit of a gray area of people posting small funny clips of videos, but when theyre harmless and pertain to the conversation of the thread, Im sure its not really an issue. Clips for Viagra, people trying to sell there modded controllers, and thong or other sexual related clips-definitely a no no.
Your tone is a bit off put to be directed in a thread to everyone in general as well. Making someone aware of the COC for something specific is one thing, but this makes it seem like youve been hired as a moderator.
honestly, i didnt mean to come off like i was a mod. i was trying to word it in a way that people would get the point.
and if they want people to post videos then they need to re-word the COC cuz it is too vague in this case.
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honestly, i didnt mean to come off like i was a mod. i was trying to word it in a way that people would get the point.
and if they want people to post videos then they need to re-word the COC cuz it is too vague in this case.
Not a problem, I think the mods only dislike it if you're baiting for subs/likes etc. Game clip sharing is needless to say part of the game.
People can post videos as long as they are in relation to a thread which isn't off topic and aren't advertising anything while doing so, example, if I got a quad kill with a claymore (yeah never going to happen) then I would show the video so people believe me.
Also look at rule number 2, it says "SPAMMING: Materials that are complied of complete nonsense", I find this thread to be complete nonsense so is it spam? who knows and who cares.
What's the big deal? If I don't want to watch a video I won't click the link. Some of the videos are quite entertaining. If you're not a moderator then stop trying to micro-manage a forum....
I think that posting youtube videos that promote discussion plays a much larger role in the forums than posting threads about rules that already have thier own threads.... If people aren't going to read those, why would they read this? As long as videos are on topic or helping to show a point I'm all for them. The CoC has difficulties with this because of the gray area between productive videos and spam.
I think the announcement at the top of the forum has it best. I should work on the wording, but it works.
- Don't ask us to like, comment on, subscribe to, or view your YouTube content. We aren't here to to boost your internet-nerd-famous status. We do enjoy original content though! Share with us, don't farm for numbers and ratios!
"comment on"... I think that part should be removed. People looking for legitimate feedback/discussion of a video should be an accepted practice.
But the rest of it... 100% concur.
Why is you tube linked with MW3 ? I'm sure a lot of money was passed over the table for this deal so why would you not be allowed to share vids on the official forum?
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Why is you tube linked with MW3 ? I'm sure a lot of money was passed over the table for this deal so why would you not be allowed to share vids on the official forum?
Its called advertising. YouTube (Google) shows you adverts when you watch, people paid them to do so. End of story, has nothing to do with MW3 as the service is free... more content means more ads which means more money.
I've suggested before to the mods that members should be unable to post a video until they have either (for example) been a member for a while, made a significant number of posts, or something along those lines.
I do get annoyed by people who repeatedly post the same video and/or just join this forum to bump up the number of hits they get on youtube. These people take no part, they don't comment, get involved in discussions and on the whole the videos do nothing to help, inform or improve this forum, most are garbage montages that have been done so many times before.
There are some superb videos on here such as from ElMatadory but the vast majority are from members who engage, discuss, get involved and have been around for a while.
LOL - you talking about the Ninja defuse guys. I swear their head is full of coal.
ur allowed to post videos just not ask for likes and subs
honestly, i am just sick and tired of seeing this forum spammed with QS montages. there was a time when i couldnt be on here for 1 week without seeing a QS montage once a day during that week.
and if that means that it cuts people off from posting other montages like the ninja defuse or something like that just to make it fair, then so be it. because technically, the QS montages are all spam anyway. its the same thing being done, just different person.
Can't you just not click on the thread?
Why all the fuss about this?
i dont click on the thread. but does that mean i shouldnt be tired of seeing constant thread titles with "QS montage" or "sniping montage" (which we know that is a lie since qs is not sniping)?
this is not a forum to spam montages and asking for people to like. its for discussion about the game.
You go on as if all you see is QS montages and that is just total rubbish, there are plenty of interesting videos on this site, if you don't like them go somewhere else.
obviously,i have posted a lot of videos on this forum, not going to deny that. but look at my define camping thread, that got a huge discussion going, one i think was very positive and one that also gave me good feedback. im not going to post a video here if it isnt gameplay related, no one cares if i talk about what i ate for dinner last night.


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A top Bolivian official has a stern warning for those who criticize President Evo Morales on social networks: He's watching what they say, and taking names.
"I am always going online, and I am writing down the first and last names of the people who insult him on Facebook and Twitter," Vice President Alvaro Garcia Linera said in remarks widely reported in Bolivian media this week.
The vice president's comments have drawn sharp criticism from some free speech advocates. But lawmakers from Morales' Movement for Socialism party say they hope to push a proposed law regulating social media through the country's Congress.
Constructive criticism is fine, said Franklin Garvizu, a congressman from the president's party. But officials have seen something more nefarious, he said.
"We are very worried because this is a case of systematically using communications mechanisms to plant hatred against the government, to harm the image of our president," Garvizu said.
Bolivian opposition leaders have a different take. They say such comments show the government's authoritarian aim to censor social networks.
"Obviously on social networks one cannot expect everyone to be praised. The opposition also receives insults from public officials, criticisms with no meaning, attacks, and it would never occur to us to block social networks," said Samuel Doria Medina, who heads the opposition National Unity party. "That's why we've recommended to the vice president that he gets an account, that he interacts (with people). He will learn a lot more about young people, and surely not everyone will applaud him, but some will agree with him."
Word that the government is monitoring information on digital news websites and social networks, and weighing regulating them, sparked sharp criticism among some on the streets of the capital city of La Paz.
"It goes against all the rights, human rights, above all," said Maica Guzman. "Where is freedom of expression?"
Others, like Cristina Perez, noted that the tone of discourse had gotten out of hand.


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John Searcy of Rockingham spent 10 years as a police officer in Richmond County, and has been a magistrate for the county for 12 years. He admits he took advantage of law enforcement discounts when eating out, and steadily put on lots of weight.
Searcy suffered from multiple heart attacks, fatty liver, high blood pressure and acid reflux. He had his gall bladder removed and could no longer eat spicy foods.
"I was an athlete in high school and college but I was never into nutrition," said Searcy.
Then he discovered a product called ViSalus, and took on the Body By VI Challenge.
The challenge consisted of replacing a few meals with milkshakes made of a powder he ordered, and cookies made of the same product. He said it tasted great, but the best part was within 90 days, he lost 78 pounds.
"I signed up at the end of September 2011, but I didn't start really until Jan. 1, 2012," said Searcy.
Searcy lost 150 pounds in the last year, and he said he feels like he has his life back.
According to ViSalus, The Body by VI Challenge is a 'challenge,' done in 90 day increments, for you to get more fit or lose weight, or both. This is done by replacing one or two meals (depending on your goals) with the Vi-Shape shakes. The shakes are "full of nutrition and scientifically created for optimal nutrition and health," say the makers. You can augment the shakes with patented vitamins, metabolism enhancers, and energy enhancers (all ephedra and stimulant free).
ViSalus also allows you to promote the product for income, and the more you promote the product, the closer you come to getting a free BMW.
Searcy said he was drawn to the challenge because he saw an opportunity to make more money.
"I saw the business opportunity and I wanted the BMW," said Searcy. "I saw the results others were having with it and I realized that if I wanted to promote it, I would have to be an example. I said, 'I can do this,' and I'm glad I did it because I have my health back and it helped me financially."
Not only did Searcy use his extra $300 a month to pay his family cell phone bill and take his wife out to dinner, he was also able to save grocery money because the shakes cost less than meals. Soon, he was seeing results and inspiring others simply by showing them pictures of himself before he lost his weight.
Searcy said he did not have time to go to the gym to work out, but because of the formula in the shakes, he was able to keep firm muscles. He was also able to purchase horses, which he hasn't been able to ride since his late teens. Now he can ride horses again, and he said life has taken on new meaning.
"It changed my outlook and my attitude," said Searcy. "Before, I used to go home and eat and go to bed. I didn't have the energy to play with my son. I didn't feel good about myself."
Searcy's skin shines and he gets excited when he talks about the success he's had losing weight. He said he feels like he has a new lease on life.
"My son has his dad back and my wife has her boyfriend back," Searcy said.
Searcy recalled the moment he received his BMW bonus from ViSalus.
"I got to walk up on stage and they gave me my 'I Told You So' tag," said Searcy. "I got to speak at the event. I got my BMW at Hendrick BMW in Charlotte."
Soon Searcy was traveling to different areas of the country.
"I enjoy traveling now, and my wife likes it, too," said Searcy.
Searcy's attitude has become that of a giving person, and he said he enjoys finding ways to give back to the community. He said he sponsored a Cordova School 5K, and donates regularly to Christian Closet.
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If you've been checking out this humble blog for quite some time, you must have hopped on our 1st and 2nd set. Finally, I bring you the geekiest of them all! (Well, the pics have quirkiness written all over them!) haha!
Oh, boy! I must say, this set is my fave!!! I insanely enjoyed playing around with kimi! Aaaaaand the best part? I finally got to wear a crazy geek-inspired outfit! The hipster glasses added a dash of nothing but pure FUNNNN! (I just had to put emphasis on it! haha)
I just couldn't help but giggle as I relive the moments we had! Truly, friendship outlasts time. Kimi's a sure proof of that! What more can I say?
Fun shoot + friends I adore (kimi and shey) + chitchats over food (I tasted the best beef steak that day) = GOODIE GOOD TIMES
What I wore was a mingle-mangle of plaid button-up, mint green pleated shorties, red belt, ridiculously cute pink socks, nude oxfords with cut-out details, and hipster glasses to squeeze out the geek in me
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Strange as it may seem, but I absolutely love how awkward I look here! hahaha!! *tries to hide my smile but laughs out loud anyway*
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Athletes participating in the Richmond County Special Olympics gathered on Thursday to compete in the annual Bocce tournament at East Rockingham Park. Nearly 80 competitors lined up to test their skills in the game loosely referred to as Italian lawn bowling.
"Special Olympics North Carolina serves over 38,000 athletes total and Richmond County is one of them," said Lindsay Polaski, senior area director. "Bocce is a really popular sport among our athletes across the state because it's a sport that athletes with all abilities can really participate in, as well as all ages. It's also a good sport to unify them."
Both students and adults participated in the competition, which county coordinator Cathy Hoggard said typically elicits a smaller crowd than the games held during the spring season.
"The Special Olympics offer year round training in a variety of things," said Hoggard. "In Richmond County, we offer Bocce, bowling, track and field and equestrian."
Spring events include a bowling tournament held on March 5 at Striker's Bowling Alley in Rockingham, and the Spring Games, which are set to kick off in early May at Richmond Senior High School.
Other sports are also in the works for Richmond County, Hoggard added.
"There are other things we'd like to look at," she said. "We've got a couple of coaches trying to start cheerleading."
Volleyball and basketball are also being considered among the new athletics.
"For a while there was nothing offered," Hoggard said about Special Olympics in the county. "We've probably been back and active for 7 or 8 years. It's really grown and a lot of our athletes do everything we offer."
She said the county has athletes that participate in nearly every competition at the state games.
On Thursday, competitors cheered each other on as they put hours of preparation to the test.
"In order to compete, all athletes have to have eight hours of training before the competition," Hoggard said.
While they waited for their turn on the field, participants also played Cornhole and soccer. The park remained crowded throughout the morning as parents, staff and volunteers helped keep the event running smoothly, but, according to Hoggard, there's always room for more.
"Right now, we need volunteers for coaching and training the athletes, as well as people who can help us on the day of events," she said. "This has really grown and (the athletes) all enjoy it. We've heard them talk about the social connections they're making — they've made friendships and relationships with people they didn't otherwise know."
For more information about volunteering or participating in the Special Olympics, contact Cathy Hoggard at 910-895-5946 or 910-997-9805, ext. 301.
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March 5, 2013 — The issue of transparency in financial disclosures took up much of last week's Lassen County Board of Supervisors meeting. The public has a right to know the who, what, where, when, why and how its money is being spent by governmental agencies and other groups who use the public's money. And those governmental agencies and entities that spend taxpayer money have an obligation to completely report on their activities.
The supervisors received a report from Carmen Wilson, a partner with the Marcum accounting firm for the county's books for the year ending June 30, 2012. The audit firm issued a "clean" audit report and told the board the county's books were in order.
Lassen County District 2 Supervisor Jim Chapman commented on the auditor's findings and on a frequent assertion by some county residents and local dissidents that county government is rife with corruption. Chapman quipped — at least for the year covered by the audit report — the county is transparently corrupt.
Feb. 26, 2013 — There are many things I enjoy about my job reporting news here at the paper. The variety of stories and the people I get to interview always makes things interesting.
I value the working relationships I've built up over the years with news sources and contacts, but some stick out more than others, probably due to the length of time I've worked with a person.
For six years I've reported on the happenings at Lassen High School from homecoming to graduation and a lot in between. The second Tuesday of every month I have a standing reservation at the Lassen Union High School District (LUHSD) board meetings where items are discussed from test scores to budgets.
Feb. 26, 2013 — An estimated 80 or 90 Lassen County residents recently packed the dining room at the Pizza Factory to attend a TEA Party Patriots meeting featuring a presentation by Lassen County Sheriff Dean Growdon.
With gun control proposals coming from both the federal and state governments and reports of gun violence taking up lots of bandwidth in the national media these days, it's not surprising many TEA Party Patriots expressed their concern about this issue and their constitutional right to keep and bear arms.
Feb. 19, 2013 — So, just how long should it take to get a ruling from the Lassen County Superior Court?
Tom Hammond, one of the proponents seeking the recall of Lassen County District 5 Supervisor Jack Hanson, filed a petition for a writ of mandate with the court seven long months ago — on Aug. 10 to be exact. A writ of mandate is a court order to a government agency to follow the law by correcting its prior action or ceasing its illegal acts.
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Point guard Mario Chalmers was the surprising scoring star for the Heat, putting up 26 points. It was just the second time he has led the Heat in scoring this season, and he is the only Miami player besides James, Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh to emerge with scoring honors.
Chalmers was nearly perfect Sunday, making 7 of 9 shots, including 5 of 6 from three-point range. He also went 7-for-7 on free throws.
"The Heat shot the ball extremely well from the perimeter," Pacers coach Frank Vogel said. "They had great ball movement."
Pacers star Paul George said his team used a strategy that had worked previously against Miami.
"We did a great job (in past games) of guarding them and making them shoot over us," he said. "This time, they made shots."
Bosh had 24 points, making 11 of 15 shots as he consistently beat Pacers big man Roy Hibbert, who was reluctant to leave the paint. With Bosh so effective on mid-range jumpers, that was a mismatch.
Bosh said the Heat's two previous losses to the Pacers this season had his team's attention.
"We're very competitive, and, especially in the fashion that we lost (against Indiana), we have a lot more pride than that," he said. "We're trying to defend our title. And in order to do that, we have to beat good teams. (Indiana) is a good team."
Wade, who had 23 points, was crucial to the win -- but not only for his offense. He drew the defensive assignment on George and held the Pacers star to 10 points on 2-of-11 shooting. Wade also had six steals.
"Dwyane was certainly dialed in - anticipating," Spoelstra said. "Whenever he has steals high like that, it means he's covering some ground.


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WIll you be recording the christmas specials next week GAY?
GAY (Gregorio, Antonio, and Yimmy) would be greatly appreciated
Great job getting these out there, man. I'd donate a lot of money to you if I had the opportunity.
i guess this is where i'll be coming from now on to get my O&A fix, thx for doing this dude
Thanks everyone, I will be posting the O&A worst of's this week. For the sake of using Hulkshare, which seems to be taking a huge shit lately.
Migratory bird checking in from GTAJ. Cried a little. Poured out a case of 40oz malt liquors. Drank the other one. And here I am.Happy Holidays and I wish you well on this fresh start. Hope the task doesn't burn you out too much, it's appreciated more than you know.
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Posted with my iPad. Hence the bad spelling/grammar.
I've got around 4 million points in Super Ducks. Also I just unlocked Dawn of the Chordead yesterday and I think I'm doing pretty well in that.
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He hasn't unlocked the full part.
trying to figure out what you're talking about if it isn't that
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That video looked exactly like a half unlocked version of the D arpeggio minus the G bass notes. The guy in the video was clearly a beginner guitarist, and didn't know he was supposed to play it as an arpeggio. Didn't help that his guitar sounded like a dying mouse.
Granted, I haven't purchased More Than a Feeling, but given how iconic (and easily tabbed) the arpeggio intro/verse section is, I'd be astonished if they didn't chart it.
Hopefully you are both right. I have been concentrating on arrangement 2 so far which focuses on the lead part. Will try to level the other up but the strange thing is the part does not start at the beginning of the song which is when the arpeggio first kicks in
Posted with my iPad. Hence the bad spelling/grammar.
High and Dry when you first play it also starts late with a single A-7 instead of the double stop on A-11 G-13
I really should just play Combo1 on MTAF to settle this haha
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Are you guys experiencing freezing problems? I've done the same stupid setlist with Icky Thump, Titus, and gotten the encore for Yellow whatever band 2x and both times it freezes after finishing and saving. Mind you I'm on a fat PS3 so maybe it's near death. I think I'm giving up on long setlists since you can get MSP's either way and just unlock the songs I like or ones recommended.
BTW, I played RB3 pro guitar for the first time since getting RS. SMH at muting notes. No wonder I already had slowed down playing RB3. I sure need my ear when playing and also the notes harder to pluck sucks. I do like how RB does cover all tunings so the Soundgardens are interchangable. But yeah sadly I think I'm going to slow down buying RB DLC and get RS versions. So I didn't have the Boston pack but I'll likely get MTAF thru RS. On the bright side I did improve most of my RB33 scores that I played.
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The only mystery in life is why the kamikaze pilots wore helmets.
As a shareholder in BAC, I thought the purchase of Countrywide made sense, but did not agree with the purchase of Merrill Lynch. When I posted that on this forum I can remember one of the lackey's from the BAC offices telling me to sell my stock. I guess maybe they should listen to their stockholders. But I have faith in Ken Lewis & his ambition, remember they were going to back out of the Merrill deal but the feds convinced them with a lot of dollars to go forward. As of today, Thain will get to enjoy his parachute with little accomplishment.
I'm still increasing my position in BAC. That's the kind of faith I have - but I've been wrong before. As you know a tough market is harder to navigate than trying to find a competitive FT dog, but there are rewards & consequences.
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It is certain that the number of those who reason well in difficult matters is much smaller then the number of those who reason badly ........ reasoning is like running & unlike carrying, hence one Arab steed will outrun a hundred jackasses.
Everyone's friend is No One's friend
This opinion is worth what you've paid for it.
Faith has no place in investing or trading. Losses are very hard to make up, money management trumps selection and if any or all the BKX stuff is treated the way it should the equity and debt holders will end up with 0.
A simple example of my statement: what do you have to earn on your account when it has gone from $1000 to $500? Have enough time to compound back to $1000.
Disclosure: I'm not an investment advisor just an individual trader, trading my own accounts.


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Grahluk wrote:So I'll say it. Why is everyone making so much hay over what Rossi said after the Qatar race? It seems to be metastasizing with every retelling and analysis...
I'll give Ducati some slack since it is now really showing when it's said how small on operation they are in comparison to the competition. I'll cut their riders some slack too because you can see they are frustrated and I'm sure they are less than vague about what they'd like but know their seasons' and careers can't wait.
That's the most level headed view so far, honestly. It was just a simple case of Rossi's frustration boiling over, which is quite understandable, and two parties seem to be making the most of it - the journalists and the rossi 'haters' - which is again quite understandable. Honestly, for me the biggest story from the Qatar weekend was Stoner's result and not Rossi's. It will be quite interesting how the coming races will reveal whether the tyre degradation was a factor, whether Ducati manages to squeeze more out of their new frame and config, etc etc, so an exciting start to a superb season, hopefully.
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Neighbors told police they heard gunshots at about 11 a.m. Wednesday, but no one reported a shooting, the Connecticut Post reported Friday. A police officer on patrol found the man's body at about 6 p.m. Some residents say they saw the car as early as 9 a.m.
Police spokesman Detective Keith Bryant said the man's identity is being confirmed and will be released on Friday.
Some neighbors said darkly-tinted windows hid the man from view.
But Bryant said someone could have reported gunshots. Residents of the neighborhood near a public housing complex "have become numb to unusual noises, even gunshots, and they probably didn't react to it at all. And that's not good," he said.
Paramedics pronounced the man dead after finding multiple gunshot wounds. Detectives and Bridgeport's major crime squad swarmed the dead end where the car was parked and remained until about midnight investigating the killing.
Only a fence separates the neighborhood from an area where gunfire is commonplace. In May, a 20-year-old man was fatally shot from the street where the gunshot victim was found in his car.
With about 11 weeks remaining in 2012, the 20 homicides in Bridgeport so far this year matched the number for all of 2011.
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Even as a freshman — in Marquette's Department of Performing Arts, students don't sit on the sidelines while upperclassmen scoop up the roles — Nate tackled big, complex parts in shows like Waiting for Gidget, And Then They Came for Me and Harvey.
Marquette's Actor's Studio with Nate Miller
What does an audience mean to an actor?
Everything. The audience feeds what the actors do. So often you go on stage and try to be high energy but for some reason it's just not working, you're not giving the best show. Then the audience laughs or gasps or you see someone in the front row leaning toward you because they are so engaged with your character — when that happens I can turn it on and pull performances out of myself that I never expected. I've seen it happen to other actors, too. It just would never happen without the audience.
Is a student audience tougher?
At Marquette, we have Wednesdays as $5 night. All of the tickets are $5 and that's when the students come out. Those shows are so much fun because students love to laugh. They love to be affected. And students at a Jesuit university are open to growing, to learning. Shows with students in the audience are usually the best ones.
How tough is an audition?
It's the hardest thing an actor has to do, to show everything you've got to offer and wrap it into two minutes. You have to present in front of people who've never met you, who don't know your work ethic or your personality. We all wish auditions didn't exist, but they're necessary.
Why was earning a liberal arts degree important to you?
At Marquette University High School, I came to value education — to be in tune with the world and understand things intellectually. I really enjoy that feeling. I want to understand history. I want to be a strong writer. These are all extremely helpful things to an actor. When I did the show The Trial of the Catonsville Nine, I knew the background of the Vietnam era. I understood what the people were trying to do by burning draft records. That's important because an actor is nothing if he's not informed about the world.
College theatre took him places he'd never been before. "This is no longer anything like high school theatre," he says. "It's fun, and we have a great time. But it's not just about fun; it's about putting together a cohesive professional show that's full of talent and hard work that people can respect."
Nate tackled two of the most challenging roles he'd ever attempted. He played the title role of Tartuffe in the university's staging of Moliere's 15th-century comedy, and he played Mickey in Blood Brothers.
"Tartuffe is such a sleaze ball. He's dirty and ugly. I had this terrible greasy wig to wear. I got to eat fried chicken very disgustingly on stage and burp and scratch myself. That all was just fun to do," he says. "But Tartuffe is also a very complex character. I felt lucky to be able to portray him the way I wanted."
"Then I had the opportunity to play Mickey, a character who goes from being 7 years old to 25. It's the biggest range I've ever had the opportunity to play in one show."
"But no matter what role I play, I look for the truth and create a back story to help me understand the character's motivation. It's harder to do with an evil character, to understand him as a person and not judge him. But a wise man once said that if a play isn't worth dying for, it isn't worth writing. I firmly believe that if a show isn't saying something so important that people are falling all over themselves to see it, it's not worth doing. So I try to look at every role for the message it carries, and I do what I can to get the message out to the audience."
The Department of Performing Arts in the J. William and Mary Diederich College of Communication has earned a reputation for coaching eager and talented performers like Nate. Alumni are working on and off Broadway and in several of today's most popular television programs, including House, ER, Related and How I Met Your Mother.
Nate hopes his future holds the same kind of acting credits — and loads of curtain calls. But he has an important stop to make first. While in rehearsals for Blood Brothers, he got a telephone call, one that most young actors only dream about. After a competitive audition — including two callbacks — Nate was invited to spend the next four years finessing his craft as a member of the incoming class at The Juilliard School of Dance, Music and Drama in New York City.


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We were on the scene last weekend as Food Network star and master carver Ray Villafane went to work whittling giant pumpkins into zombies but don't worry if you missed this spectacle because the resulting gourdy ghouls will be on display this weekend as well.
After you get your fill of Mr. Villafane's insane pumpkin creations, take an adventure through the Everett Children's Garden, which has been transformed into an outdoor haunted house of horrors. Okay, maybe cute pumpkin spiders and a pumpkin playhouse aren't exactly the most horrific things in the world, but you get the idea.
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i'm in love with the totally simple, beautiful project! thanks for sharing!
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Great idea. I have so much cedar in my yard and in the forest behind my house! I usually snip cedar to lay on the fireplace mantel but this is a great idea!
Those are so lovely, and I would've never guessed they'd last that long!
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Those turned out great, Beege! I love them. I might have to make one for 733!
Cute! I love how simple they are!
Those are so cute! My landscape designer sis-in-law just gave me a ton of greenery and now I know what I'm going to do with it! Thanks for the idea, Alissa. :)
Very pretty, although I was horrified that you had to buy the greenery, makes me appreciate how lucky we are to be surrounded by nature.
They look great, I love the green in the white pots. Another trick you might try is smashing the ends of the branches before sticking them into the foam. It helps them absorb more water.
Ok so I now know what my afternoon plans are...canvassing my street for greens. These are super cute, thanks for the idea!
Beautiful ideas. Love the use of the greenery. It really "pops" everything.
Very pretty! So simple, yet gorgeous. I think I'll give some of these a try for my table.
Just Beautiful Alissa!! The scent must be like Christmas in your home!!
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Great idea!
I may have to do this in my own home:-)
Such a cute idea! I featured this on my blog, and the post will be up in the morning, if you would like to swing by and check it out!!
LOVE these!! I am going to make some!
Thank you for sharing!
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I love the use of fresh greenery! You have great photos.....I want to share this on my blog with a link back to you for more information. Thank you for sharing.
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The overwhelming stench of nostalgia, regret, decay and desuetude in Skyfall -- perfectly symbolized by that grim Scottish manse -- made me wonder if this was supposed to be a eulogy. I hadn't come to bury Bond, but to cheer him on.
Necessity is the mother of invention and smaller budgets almost always beget more interesting films. For MGM and its fortunes going forward, Skyfall is the comeback it needed, the ultimate symbol of its recovery. Resurrection
The Twilight Saga ended as it began, kicking James Bond's ass to the curb with a massive opening weekend.
Skyfall is a smash hit, well on its way to being the biggest Bond film of the modern era. But what does it mean and where does it fit in the Bond canon and the current scene?
This is Daniel Craig's third Bond film. He hit a high with Casino Royale but was a letdown in Quantum of Solace. It seems the makers of these movies are still trying to decide exactly who Craig's James Bond is.
Skyfall, the newest film featuring secret agent 007, had its best opening of any Bond film as the franchise celebrates its 50th anniversary.
Daniel Craig is known to be a sometimes intimidating interview subject. He values his privacy and cherishes his silence. However, the actor happily chats about his big ears, nose-picking, shoplifted frozen turkeys, and certain habits we just can't mention here.
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This is Aidan's first personal exhibition since 2009, and it will display more than 50 works grouped into three thematic constellations: The Body, The Hands, and The Objects. Aidan uses a wide range of techniques and material such as drawings, paintings, marble sculpture, and video.
Known for challenging portrayals of veiled female figures and references to religious and traditional symbolism that deconstruct the desires of the patriarchal order, Aidan explores the complex and enigmatic identity of women today. She invites the viewer to analyze and solve the codes of the patriarchal subconscious and neurosis. These codes are astonishingly similar in all cultures from the past to the present.
The veil, which signifies the religious and social identity of women in different cultures since Antiquity, has been the leading metaphor in Aidan's recent work. By depicting the veil as a stereotype of Orientalism, she addresses political, social, psychological and spiritual dimensions in both the Islamic and Orthodox worlds. Aidan uses an archaic poetic visual language that relates to Islamic miniatures and Byzantine icons, and challenges the viewer through the covered or uncovered women.
Aidan's intention is to open discussion on several themes. These include: 1) todays disputes about applications of the veil as a sign or a political tool; 2) enlightened or chauvinistic opinions on female identity; 3) the conscious or subconscious of male hegemony; 4) these signifiers (the body, the hands, the objects) as a means to scrutinize and to question the systems that manipulate and exploit the female body as an object of voyeurism, pleasure and narcissism.
The marble teardrops, the most minimalist piece in her work, refer to the sensitivity, grief and joy of female identity. In the drawing, painting and relief series Aidan leads our gaze to the hands, the only visible body parts other than the face under the hijab. The smooth white hands with exquisite stirring gestures reflect the spirit and intelligence of the women more than their face, and that is exactly what Aidan intends.
Since the late 1980s Aidan Salakhova has been one of the strongest influences on the development of contemporary art in Russia. Working for over 20 years simultaneously as both an artist and gallerist, Ms Salakhova helped forge a new contemporary art aesthetic in a country that previously had none.
She was co-founder of First Gallery in 1989, Russia's first contemporary art gallery. In 1992 she opened Aidan Gallery, which was one of the leading contemporary art galleries in Russia until it closed in May 2012.
Ms Salakhova has exhibited her artworks at major international art fairs and biennales, including twice at the Venice Biennale of Contemporary Art (1991, and 2011), and at the Second Moscow Biennale of Contemporary Art (2007).
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