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What type of work requires a building permit?
A permit is typically required for all new construction. Renovations or repairs will require a permit if they involve adding walls, removing walls, constructing or enclosing decks, or adding any accessory structure over 200 sq. ft. Permits are also required to replace gas-fueled appliances and HVAC systems or to perform most electrical work. You do not need a permit for cosmetic work, such as painting, new siding, new roof shingles, flooring, etc. (ref. § 6-1 Code of County of Henrico and 13VAC5-63-80 Virginia Administrative Code)
How long does it take to get a building permit?
If all information is turned in correctly, residential addition permit applications that are dropped off at the Permit Centers should take 1 – 2 weeks. If you have a small single-story addition, deck, patio, or similar structure, or a residential electrical, plumbing, or mechanical permit, you can usually walk your permit through in about an hour (or drop it off for a 2-3 day review). Larger residential reviews, such as new home permits, will take about 3 weeks and will be issued through the Department of Building Construction and Inspections. (ref. 13VAC5-63-100)
How large can an accessory structure be, and where can it be placed on my lot?
In most single-family residential zoning districts:
- Accessory structures cannot be located in the front yard.
- In any R district, the buildings or structures in the aggregate may not occupy more than 30 percent of the required minimum rear yard for the district.
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Does the County have a map showing wetlands?
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Does the County have a map that shows floodplain?
FEMA (Federal Emergency Management Agency) maps delineating flood hazard areas can be viewed or purchased at the FEMA map center. The Permit Center also has copies of these maps available. In addition, Henrico County has a floodplain layer in our GIS system showing the approximate limits of floodplains. Many lending and insurance institutions require a homeowner to submit an elevation certificate showing the FEMA Floodplain elevation. Often, this will require contacting a professional engineer or a certified land surveyor.
Are GIS maps or real estate records available via the internet?
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Scientist survives alligator attack in North Carolina
Thursday - 5/17/2012, 8:12am  ET
WASHINGTON - A scientist had a very close call with an alligator along a North Carolina highway this week.
The scientist had placed a towel on the alligator's head and, as he tried to move the big beast, it quickly turned and bit his arm.
The man managed to pull his arm away and kicked the 250-pound gator with his foot.
A team from the North Carolina Wildlife Resource Commission later captured the alligator so it could be relocated, according to ABC News affiliate WCTI.
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"If I close my eyes I can still see the bright lavender of the jacaranda trees; the rich red color of the dirt roads in the western province, the pink bougainvillea draped along whitewashed walls. I can still hear African music jangling from kiosk radios and the blast of horns from overflowing matatus."
Lying on the Equator, Kenya has a unique and varied landscape and is home to a diverse population of over 40 million. The thin, tropical band along the Indian Ocean gives way to vast, semi-arid savannas that dominate 70 percent of the country and support several pastoralist populations. The Central and western regions are characterized by well-watered fertile agricultural zones which are densely populated. Cutting a swath through the center of the country is the Great Rift Valley, flanked by magnificent escarpments, volcanic massifs and the snowcapped peaks of Mount Kenya and Mount Kilimanjaro, Africa's highest summits. To the west, the country is bounded by Lake Victoria, the source of the Nile River.
The cosmopolitan capital city of Nairobi, rising from the plateau of south-central Kenya, is the home base of our program. A city with over three million residents, Nairobi is East Africa's regional center for trade and is one of three cities in the world to host a regional headquarters of the United Nations. Based in this vibrant and diverse city students will gain familiarity with the urban environment while also visiting many of the rural areas, where approximately 80 percent of the country's population resides.
The programs headquarters are located in beautiful Karen, a suburb of Nairobi, where St. Lawrence owns a 5 acre gated campus. Students use the campus as a home base for the semester, but only spend about 8 weeks living here. The two faculty directors, as well as program staff, also live on campus. Students spend time during the semester traveling throughout Kenya and East Africa on various course components.
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ScorpioSnipe... | #61 Subject: Hey Posted: 04/21/2005 18:04:20 |
Rank: Primordial Ooze Joined: 01/18/2005 Post Count: 0 Offline |
Don't call him a whatever it is because he is actually a failed atempt at a real life Pokemon-like creature the company copied off of the popular franchise
ScorpioSnipe... | #62 Subject: He isnt #1 Posted: 04/21/2005 18:09:33 |
Rank: Primordial Ooze Joined: 01/18/2005 Post Count: 0 Offline |
the short stubby freak from the freakshow is I mean he is evil in his own staring quiet kind of way.
I mean what is scarier than having a small big eyed bald big mouthed freak telling you that if you don't help him he will stand on top of you as you sleep and just stare at you untill you wake up? |
silversamura... | #63 Subject: hmm Posted: 05/11/2005 16:51:02 |
what is scarier? Chan, threatening to do the same thing.
The Final Th... | #64 Subject: LOL @ HSU AND CHAN Posted: 05/16/2005 07:24:12 |
That was awesome in EGM #192. "You can call me Tingle!" "Holy $#!+!"
ScorpioSnipe... | #65 Subject: I no Posted: 05/18/2005 20:26:54 |
Rank: Primordial Ooze Joined: 01/18/2005 Post Count: 0 Offline |
wasn't it though I will try to scan the comic but if I can't than how about one of you try to
ScorpioSnipe... | #66 Subject: I think Posted: 07/05/2005 13:46:26 |
Rank: Primordial Ooze Joined: 01/18/2005 Post Count: 0 Offline |
I killed it
halo_ | #67 Subject: The last Hsu and Chan was hilarious Posted: 08/07/2005 22:51:12 |
How can they make this stuff up, they are my heroes
MaximosI | #68 Subject: September's Soul Caliber Qualifying Rounds Posted: 08/22/2005 10:43:22 |
That was awesome! I'm sure we all no what inspired the Goldman's unfortunate battle...
Spacefish | #69 Subject: don't tell me about it! Posted: 08/27/2005 20:34:01 |
i haven't gotten my issue of egm yet, so don't ruin the joke for me.
Spacefish | #70 Subject: oh, wait Posted: 08/27/2005 20:35:01 |
you're talking about the other comic. yeah, that was funny.
Hakutsuru | #71 Subject: my fav is old.......... Posted: 09/15/2005 18:15:16 |
My absolute favourite side-character is actually from a really old issue of Egm, the one from '99 where they have the cover story on Pok?©mon! (it was one of the first Hsu and Chan strips to appear in EGM!!)
Anyway, my fave is from the strip when they go about the neihbourhood looking for all the little kids, and when they find them every last one is playing Pokemon! So, in a devious ploy to win back the children of the neihbourhood, they decide to invent they're own pokemon! They come up with a crazy little radiation ball called Chernobyl, which actually evolve's into a fat, naked, flying accountant called Mr. Stephenson who's special attack is "Audit!" so, i guess you could say my fave is the little radioactive hampster guy! ^^ |
Mog_Garo | #72 Subject: lol yea Posted: 11/12/2005 15:38:23 |
the first one was probly the best! I mean pikachu really should have been named chernobyl in the first place. I like the mgs2 demo one too. i laughed...i cried...i laughed more!
wierdgamer00 | #73 Subject: #200 comic Posted: 01/23/2006 00:25:08 |
it was funny that comic the man covered in nasty stuff haha
Sern | #74 Subject: Good stuff. Posted: 04/13/2006 19:13:40 |
Hsu and Chan is one of the reasons why my favorite gaming mag is EGM. The individual comics are great as well.
I love the part in Hsu and Chan #2, where the "reaper" guy is unleashed from their couch, and a scene ensues where Chan and the guy are standing silently, looking into the distance. The "reaper" guy leans over a bit and states, "I am stained with the blood of the damned" in a casual voice. Chan responds, "I noticed. Stay off the sofa." |
Alex_Portman | #75 Subject: Wow Posted: 10/12/2006 19:02:11 |
No posting for 6 months! Dang, man! Any of you guys still active?
NormVonScott | #76 Subject: I RETURN HERE, TOO! Posted: 12/02/2006 14:04:57 |
I'm back -- and where'd all you rascals run off to? Buncha sissies -- I leave for a year, and you just give up. You don't see this happening to Jesus, by golly...
Anyways, this is me, Norm Scott, with a brand-spankin' new account (details of my departure can be seen over on my 1up public page) and I bid all of you welcome, and also, get back over here! Sincerely, Me. |
NormVonScott | #77 Subject: Announcin'! Posted: 12/03/2006 21:42:38 |
There be changes afoot -- my official site over at ape-law.com/evilmonkey is slowly migrating over to my newer, sportier site, spookingtons.com!
Along with these changes, forthcoming, is a brand-new daily webcomic featuring Hsu and Chan, which you can get a preliminary taste of right now-ish! That's spookingtons.com -- if you can't remember it... well, write it down, or something. Norm |
NormVonScott | #78 Subject: In case you missed... Posted: 12/04/2006 20:00:26 |
This was mentioned in passing, but I DEMAND that ever'buddy know that I'm now in-process of moving all my current operations to www.spookingtons.com (besides the off-site stuff, of course, such as this forum). So, henceforth, you want Hsu and Chan, The Otters, Violence Man and the rest, head to spookingtons.com.
Also note that my email has changed -- send all mail to Norm to spookingtons-at-gmail.com, with the appropriate symbolic substitutions! I'll bet you're full of questions! Or similar substances! |
NormVonScott | #79 Subject: Playment Due! Posted: 12/06/2006 07:12:26 |
What, I demand of you, is everybody playing, right now?
NormVonScott | #80 Subject: Tangled Web of Comics Posted: 12/10/2006 20:22:22 |
The daily Hsu and Chan webcomic officially launches today at www.spookingtons.com!


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Recipe by Ryan Nomura
"Asian inspired flavors with a French technique give this dish it's own uniqueness. It's easy to make as well!"
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4 (8 ounce) filet mignon steaks
Kosher salt and fresh cracked pepper to taste
2 tablespoons olive oil
3 tablespoons unsalted butter
2 tablespoons finely minced fresh ginger
1 tablespoon finely minced garlic
1/2 cup thinly sliced fresh shiitake mushrooms
1/2 teaspoon kosher salt
3 tablespoons sake
2 tablespoons mirin (Japanese sweet wine)
1/2 cup unsalted butter
1 tablespoon finely chopped garlic chives
Truly amazing!! Substitute dry vermouth for sake, jarred chopped chives just fine. Don't add the last 1/2 cup of butter...way to oily and not necessary. Instead, double the ingredients in step 3 (I would add 1 and 1/2 cups of shitakes) and then brown. Remove once brown to avoid seperating. I also only cooked the meat in the oven for six minutes then transferred to warm plate, wrapped the filets in tin foil and covered with a towel to let cook the rest of the way while I finished sauce. Ended up an absolute perfect buttery medium rare! I can't wait for the next dinner party to serve this!!!
When following the recipe exactly there was waaaay too much butter which resulted in a greasy, tasteless sauce. Wish I had read the reviews before giving this one a try...
36 Ratings
I have nothing to say about this recipe except: DELICIOUS! I followed the recipe exactly except that I cut down on the butter a bit in the first step and used some garlic olive oil instead (the butter later in the recipe made up for this, no problem). I personally would recommend using Mirin and sake and not subbing it for something else-- that sweet, subtle flavor can't be found anywhere else. But if you're looking for sake and mirin, don't go to the liquor store. Mirin is a COOKING wine, and thus would be found in your local grocery store (or Asian food store) in the cooking wine and/or asian food section. Sake should be with all other wines and beers. Worth the extra hunt in the grocery store because this recipe is so yummy we ate every last bite!
I didn't have mirin or sake. I opted for red wine as a substitue for mirin and omitted the sake and it was still great and full of flavor. Will make again.
Absolutely DELICICOUS. Followed the recipe exactly (except I put the filets in an ovenproof dish rather than putting the skillet in the oven). I served it with Carrot Rice (recipe on this site) and I sauteed some peapods with toasted sesame seeds and seasoned them with salt and pepper. Gorgeous presentation and I truly can't tell you how yummy it was. The butter sauce is out of this world. Easy meal that would be perfect for a dinner party.
Delicious!!! I had to use Sherry instead of Sake and I marinated the steaks in a little soya sauce before cooking. Other than that I followed the recipe correctly. The sauce is really, really good. Can't wait to make this again.
The sauce is excellent, but the steaks are only seasoned with salt and pepper. It would have been nice to have the flavour infused into the meat instead of just in the sauce.
This was simple, exotic and absolutely ono-licious (delicious). My guests were VERY impressed.
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Coolio's Rules Season Finale
Coolio's been working hard on his new album, kids, and catering career -- and it's all coming to a head in the dramatic 2-hour finale. Coolio decides to have a huge record release party at a hot LA nightclub. Some distributors call him and are considering signing him to a very important deal, so the show is going to have to go off perfectly! Later, when Artis finds out about the big performance, he tells his dad he wants to rap in the show, but Coolio thinks Artis needs some practice. When Coolio criticizes Artis' skills, they have a huge fight that threatens their relationship.
Meanwhile, Brandi, Artisha and Jackie hang out in Hollywood, and meet a cute boy that they think would be cute for Jackie – who has never been on a date! When they go home and tell Coolio they set her up, Coolio decides he is going to have to chaperone Jackie on her first date ever. How will Coolio treat the young man who dares to try and date his baby girl?
Coolio's friends at the Von Dutch clothing company are throwing a big party for benefit cyclone-ravaged Myanmar, and they want Coolio to play at the party. But Coolio has another idea – he wants to cater the event! The Von Dutch team agrees, and Coolio has landed his biggest catering job yet. But when Coolio tells the family about it, Artis once again rebels, and tells his dad he is not going to participate. He is not worried about not getting paid, because he has his "own money" now. But Artis doesn't have a job. Coolio searches Artis' room for evidence of foul play. He finds a huge wad of cash, and takes it. Of course, when Artis finds his room ransacked and the money missing, father and son get into a huge fight as Artis demands his money back! After the Von Dutch event, Coolio finds an angry Artis moving out of the house. Has Coolio lost his son forever??
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CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) — Just in time for Christmas, scientists have confirmed a vast amount of ice at the north pole — on Mercury, the closest planet to the sun.
The findings are from NASA's Mercury-orbiting probe, Messenger, and the subject of three scientific papers released Thursday by the journal Science.
The frozen water is located in regions of Mercury's north pole that always are in shadows, essentially impact craters. It's believed the south pole harbors ice as well, though there are no hard data to support it. Messenger orbits much closer to the north pole than the south.
''If you add it all up, you have on the order of 100 billion to 1 trillion metric tons of ice,'' said David Lawrence of the Applied Physics Laboratory at Johns Hopkins University. ''The uncertainty on that number is just how deep it goes.''
The ice is thought to be at least 1½ feet deep — and possibly as much as 65 feet deep.
There's enough polar ice at Mercury, in fact, to bury an area the size of Washington, D.C., by two to 2½ miles deep, said Lawrence, the lead author of one of the papers.
''These are very exciting results,'' he added at a news conference.
For two decades, radar measurements taken from Earth have suggested the presence of ice at Mercury's poles. Now scientists know for sure, thanks to Messenger, the first spacecraft to orbit Mercury.
The water almost certainly came from impacting comets, or possibly asteroids. Ice is found at the surface, as well as buried under a dark material.
Messenger was launched in 2004 and went into orbit 1½ years ago around Mercury, where temperatures reach 800 degrees. NASA hopes to continue observations well into next year.
Columbia University's Sean Solomon, principal scientist for Messenger, stressed that no one is suggesting that Mercury might hold evidence of life, given the presence of water. But the latest findings may help explain how water and other building blocks of life arrived elsewhere in the solar system, he said.
Mercury is becoming the subject of new interest ''where it wasn't much of one before,'' Solomon said.
NASA: http://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/messenger/main/index.html
Science: http://www.sciencemag.org/content/early/recent


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Beautifully Written and Illustrated Book
Another gorgeous, imaginative book from Barefoot Books. My kids want to read this magical story over and over. Not to be missed!
Another gorgeous, imaginative book from Barefoot Books. My kids want to read this magical story over and over. Not to be missed!
Pros: Beautifully written and illustrated!
We bought this as a Christmas gift for our younger son when he was just a month old, and over the last two years have read it to both our boys many times. It's always a testament to a book when I'm happy to read it again after so many repetitions, and this one has passed that test. The illustrations are gorgeous, dreamy, and filled with interesting details that make them fun to pore over. Best of all, though, is the writing. So much children's book writing is awkward, bland or contrived feeling, but this is none of those. The lyrical, poetic text is well-suited to being read aloud, and would stand alone as a poem without the support of the illustrations: "We tiptoed through grass where the nightcrawlers creep, when the rust-bellied robins have all gone sleep."
While both my sons, 2 and 5, love this story, my five year old especially enjoys the non-fiction pages at the end, titled "The Mysterious Moon," which gives facts and lore about the moon, and "The World at Night," which shares a bit more about some of the creatures shown in the book.
Highly recommended!
Detail | Value |
Author | Carolyn Curtis Alison Jay |
Binding | Hardcover |
Label | Barefoot Books |
Manufacturer | Barefoot Books |
Publisher | Barefoot Books |
Studio | Barefoot Books |
Title | I Took the Moon for a Walk |
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PartNumber | 1-84148-611-6 |
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Item Height | 8.5 inches |
Item Weight | 0.96 pounds |
Item Width | 0.43 inches |
Languages - Original Language | English |
Languages - Published | English |
NumberOfItems | 1 |
NumberOfPages | 32 |
Package Height | 0.4 inches |
Package Length | 11 inches |
Package Weight | 0.85 pounds |
Package Width | 9 inches |
PublicationDate | 2004-03-01 |
Item Length | 10.71 inches |
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U.S. WNT Arrives in Heidelberg to Prepare for Game Against Colombia
The U.S. Women's National Team arrived in Heidelberg, Germany, on Wednesday, June 29, a day after opening their 2011 FIFA Women's World Cup campaign with a 2-0 victory against Korea DPR.
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June 30, 2011
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ON TO HEIDELBERG: The U.S. Women's National Team arrived in Heidelberg, Germany, on Wednesday, June 29, a day after opening their 2011 FIFA Women's World Cup campaign with a 2-0 victory against Korea DPR. The players who did not start in the match trained on Wednesday morning before the team and staff took a short 45-minute flight to Frankfurt. The traveling party then boarded a bus for an hour-long ride to their hotel in Heidelberg, which is just north of Sinsheim, the location of Rhein-Neckar-Arena which will host the USA's second Group C match on Saturday, July 2 against Colombia. Kickoff is at 12 p.m. ET (6 p.m. local) and the match is live on ESPN, ESPN3.com and Galavision (ESPN has a pre-game show starting at 11:30 a.m. ET, while Galavision will start at 11:50 ET). The U.S. will train in Heidelberg on Thursday and then get a first-hand look at Rhein-Neckar-Arena when they conduct their final training session in the stadium on Friday.
USA-COLOMBIA SOLD OUT: The U.S.-Colombia match is sold out at Rhein-Neckar-Arena, making it the first non-Germany game of the 2011 Women's World Cup to be at capacity. The stadium, which is the home of TSG 1899 Hoffenheim, holds just over 25,000 for Women's World Cup matches. For a closer look at Rhein-Neckar-Arena, check out this ussoccer.com video.
OFF TO A GOOD START: In perhaps the most entertaining of the first six matches of the Women's World Cup, the USA picked up a huge win over North Korea 2-0 as Women's World Cup debutantes Lauren Cheney and Rachel Buehler scored in the second half. Amazingly, and due to the increased competitiveness of the women's game, the USA's win was the first by multiple goals until France's 4-0 demolition of Canada on Thursday night in Bochum. A fantastic and boisterous crowd of 21,859 came out to Rudolf-Harbig Stadium, many of whom were cheering loudly for the USA, creating an atmosphere that the U.S. players won't soon forget. After one match, the U.S. sits atop group C, equal on points with Sweden but ahead with a plus-2 goal difference.
Date | Opponent | Result/Time (ET) | U.S. Goalscorers/TV | Venue |
June 28 | Korea DPR | 11:45 a.m. | Cheney, Buehler | Rudolf-Harbig Stadium; Dresden |
July 2 | Colombia | 11:30 a.m. | ESPN, ESPN.com, Galavision | Rhein-Neckar-Arena; Sinsheim |
July 6 | Sweden | 2:30 p.m. | ESPN, ESPN.com, Galavision | World Cup Stadium Wolfsburg; Wolfsburg |
GOALKEEPERS (3): Nicole Barnhart (Philadelphia Independence), Jill Loyden (magicJack), Hope Solo (magicJack)
DEFENDERS (8): Rachel Buehler (Boston Breakers), Stephanie Cox (Boston Breakers), Ali Krieger (out of contract), Amy LePeilbet (Boston Breakers), Heather Mitts (Atlanta Beat), Christie Rampone (magicJack), Becky Sauerbrunn (magicJack)
MIDFIELDERS (7): Shannon Boxx (magicJack), Tobin Heath (Sky Blue FC), Lori Lindsey (Philadelphia Independence), Carli Lloyd (Atlanta Beat), Kelley O'Hara (Boston Breakers), Heather O'Reilly (Sky Blue FC), Megan Rapinoe (Philadelphia Independence)
FORWARDS (4): Lauren Cheney (Boston Breakers), Alex Morgan (Western New York Flash), Amy Rodriguez (Philadelphia Independence), Abby Wambach (magicJack)
Link to Detailed Roster
OPENING GAMES IN THE BOOKS: With Group D teams playing their opening games on Wednesday all 16 teams have played their first 90 minutes of the Women's World Cup. In the other Group C game, Colombia faced Sweden in their first-ever World Cup match. After the game remained scoreless into the second half, Sweden opened got the goal it needed in the 57th minute from Jessica Landstrom which proved enough to give Sweden the 1-0 win. For all the opening game results, visit ussoccer.com.
- Alex Morgan's Moving Forward
- Studio 90: WNT Heads to Heidelberg
- WNT vs. Korea DPR: Reactions – June 29, 2011
- WNT Back Home: Captain's Journey
- WNT Back Home: Jersey Shore
- Studio 90 Extra Time: Heather O'Really Pt. 1 / Pt. 2
A collection of notes, anecdotes and links:
- Presidential Delegation to Travel to Germany
- Opening Match a Huge TV Hit in Germany
- WNT Player Profile: Heath and Cheney
- Exciting Start for the USA
- In-Game Notes: USA vs. Korea DPR
- Want to Watch the USA and Eat Potato Skins?
KRIEGER FEELING RIGHT AT HOME: Defender Ali Krieger has taken the path less traveled to the U.S. Women's National Team, to say the least. As the USA's only player who was based abroad in the run-up to the 2011 FIFA Women's World Cup, she's lived quite an adventure since graduating from college. Krieger means "warrior" in German and she's proved to be just that as she fought for a spot on the USA's 2011 FIFA Women's World Cup Team, bring her back to the country she's called home for the last four years. For the complete feature, visit ussoccer.com.
ABBY ON GROUP C: U.S. striker Abby Wambach understands that big challenges await in perhaps the tournament's most difficult first round group. The USA's leading active goal scorer talks about all three of the USA's Group C opponents in this feature for ussoccer.com.
WNT PLAYER PROFILES: ussoccer.com pair up the Women's World Cup players for some rapid fire questions and banter in creating the WNT Player Profiles series. The videos highlight your favorite women's players, getting some fun facts and information you never knew before in the hopes that you can get to better know the players' personalities. Check the WNT Blog for the latest editions of the WNT Player Profiles.
BEHIND THE CREST: Get an in-depth look at the U.S. WNT with Behind the Crest, a video series that follows the U.S. WNT during the Women's World Cup in Germany. Behind the Crest will provide fans with insight into what the players and coaches do to prepare for the most important games of their career, providing access that only ussoccer.com can provide. Visit ussoccer.com's Media Center for the latest edition.
On the game against Korea DPR:
"The thing I think about when I look back on the game is how we continued to progress through that game. Obviously when you start the first game of the World Cup, nerves are going on for both sides and it takes a few minutes to get into the game but I think we started out hard, we attacked, and then I think as you saw the game progress, from first half to second half, we did even better. You see how we improved throughout the game and I think that's going to be huge for us going down the road to continue to improve game by game."
On the pressure from playing in a World Cup:
"I think there's pressure on us but I love that we have the pressure to do well. I think we do from back home, our fans back home, and from within ourselves, we feel pressure to do well because the U.S. has always been a top team. I think that's why we play this game at this level. These are the big events that you want to play for."
On being in Germany:
"It's been great so far. FIFA and Germany have put together a great tournament. The locations are awesome. Heidelberg seems like a very cute town and I'm looking forward to walking around through the town a little bit and seeing more of it."
On the game against Colombia:
"I heard that it's a sold-out crowd and I'm not sure how many supporters we'll have. I know that the troops will hopefully be able to come. We like high energy and as long as the crowd is sold out, it doesn't matter who they're rooting for as long as there's some noise."
On the game against Colombia:
"We've just recently focused our attention on Colombia. We've already seen some clips of them, some video. We're getting ourselves accustomed to the way that they play, and they have been very impressive so far. That was a strong opening match for them, so we're going to be ready."
On possibly changing the lineup against Colombia:
"We're always thinking about resting players. We haven't changed the starting lineup that much from the Japan game. If there's a change to be made in the starting lineup, it is likely against Colombia. Further down the line, I don't think we'd have the chance to do that. It's so important to have many players playing minutes. I truly believe that if we play many games, it is important to use the whole bench."
On the increased competition in women's soccer:
"I think it's great. That's the best thing that could happen to the women's game. Right now if you love soccer and you want to be on the highest level, it's great to watch the women's game. The speed of play (is getting better) and you see different teams and different cultures coming up. It's so interesting and the development is so fast. It's good because that means we need to be smarter. We need to do different things."


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1 | 2 | College World Series |
2 | 1 | Justin Bieber |
3 | - | Boston Bruins |
4 | 5 | CONCACAF Gold Cup |
5 | - | Rush |
6 | 3 | Maná |
7 | 6 | Taylor Swift |
8 | - | Weezer |
9 | - | Phish |
10 | - | Selena Gomez |
The winner this week is a bit of an aggregate, since there were a lot of terms that all suggested people were looking for the NCAA Baseball playoffs, which, of course, culminate in the College World Series. Just a bit tidier this way. If you're looking for tickets to the big super regional games at Disch-Falk Field this weekend, you can find those here: NCAA Baseball Regionals Tickets.
The esteemed Mr. Bieber couldn't stand up to the aggregate power of NCAA baseball this week, and slips to the second spot. One of this month's many other championship contests checks in at #3 as Bruins fans, who haven't seen a Stanley Cup contest since 1990, eagerly snap up tickets. That is quite a long wait, so no surprise the Bruins faithful are packing TD Garden. With the series tied 2-2, they'll have one more home game June 13th.
The CONCACAF Gold Cup follows closely behind the Stanley Cup, leading us to the group of concert performers that round out the list. Rush returns as they have a show on the 12th at the Erwin Center. Maná's reserves run low and drop to #6 this week. They really need to tour with these guys.
A few entries pop back into the countdown after Taylor Swift, who falls again this week. Weezer, Phish, and Selena Gomez all have been here before, some quite recently, but have lacked the staying power to hang onto the top 10 week to week.


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The Age of Fallibility: The Consequences of the War on Terror
No single person has done more to promote the open society—a society in which free expression and political opposition are protected—over the past thirty years than George Soros. During the Communist era he used his Open Society Foundation to support greater freedom in the Soviet bloc and China. After the Communist system imploded his foundations acted to mitigate the impact of ethnic war in former Yugoslavia. Later they backed reform movements in Georgia and Ukraine, and Soros formed close relationships with the new leaders who emerged, such as President Mikhail Saakashvili of Georgia. This led Russian President Vladimir Putin to accuse him of orchestrating the "color revolutions."
For many years his global network of foundations has helped people in many countries suffering from persecution—women, gays and lesbians, gypsies, and others—to achieve a secure place in society. In the United States the Open Society Institute has contested current policies on illegal drug use, HIV/AIDS, and health care during terminal illness. More recently it has addressed the " resource curse"—the damaging effect of sudden oil wealth in developing countries. Soros has also taken a strong stand against US foreign policy, opposing the Iraq war and attacking the "war on terror" as misconceived and counterproductive. Aiming to make the world safe from terrorism and at the same time to entrench American supremacy, the Bush administration has made the world more dangerously unstable while causing a steep decline in American power.
In The Age of Fallibility—his most important book to date and a stark warning of the dangers facing open societies today—Soros attempts to explain this turn of events. Much of the book is a probing reexamination of the conceptual frame that underpins Soros's activities both as an investor and as a philanthropist; but some of its most interesting passages have to do with Soros's personal experiences of what he calls "far-from-equilibrium situations"—conditions in which accepted rules of human behavior are suspended or destroyed.
Such a situation came into being with the Nazi invasion of Hungary in 1944, when like other members of the country's Jewish population Soros and his family faced mortal danger. Soros survived owing to the foresight and courage of his father, Tivadar, who acted decisively to help the family and many others. "It was his finest hour," Soros writes. Tivadar Soros, he writes, was mentally prepared for the collapse of normal life by his time in Siberia after having been taken prisoner by the Russians when serving as a volunteer in the Austro-Hungarian army in World War I. He instilled in his fourteen-year-old son the fact that "there are times when the normal rules do not apply, and if you obey the rules at those times you are liable to perish." Soros describes this as "the formative experience of my life," and there can be little doubt that it imbued in him a willingness to depart from established expectations and wipe the slate clean each day that has …


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All your works inspire so much creativity. I envy you so much! Keep up the great work.
First time I've seen your book.
Really liked those drawings on the first page, you've got a varied imagination.
You've made me think that maybe being a bit more brash with your painting would help, I mean rather than try to add detail all the time try to get the basics in with splodges of colour, this way it'll make you experiment more and get you used to colour.
Try drawing more from life as well, I don't know if you don't do it already but I haven't seen much here. Photos are all well and good but it's much more of a challenge doing it from life.
Your pages are a great inspiration though, great to see you're stretching your imagination.
Thanks for stopping by.
Thank you guys very much for the comments. I really don't draw that much from life actually, It's something I really need to start doing if I want to get better. I really need to get back into drawing. CA is a great place to go for inspiration, but I can't stay motivated long. This community is great, thank you all.
Nice sketchbook
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1 Hour Study... after reading and studying like a mo-fo, I decided to give it another shot. I'm still going to need a lot of practice on skin tones and laying the details down properly.
Thanks for leaving some words in my sketchbook.
Wonderful work. I especially like your stuff from the first page. This show you are not only drawing/painting but you are a real artist! Really love that. Keep it up!
Thank you very much marcotronic. I'll be sure to check back at your SB often.
I haven't really posted here in a while... I dont have much to offer, but here it is.
Moving forward
I spent a little more time on this one. I'm hoping to do a few in the next 2 days. Thanks for looking.
Oh love your imagination and especially the cyber stuff. Newest one, creepy and well painted, nice
Thanks for checking it out Alex...
Thanks for looking
Got to work on some more stuff. May finish this up tonight...
Just some more junk...
It's been a bit. It's time consuming being a single working dad though, I hope this is all good.
UPDATE! Should I do more, or leave it alone from here?
I wouldn't mind getting some input on this one. I didn't really put much time into, but I wouldn't mind doing a little more. Does everything look ok here?
I honestly don't even know why I put stuff up on this website... but here's something.
It's been a long time, and here's a little bit of what I've done recently. Lemme know what you think A couple are charcoal; 2 are pens and markers; and the last one is a watercolor and some ink.
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Another Charcoal (work in progress)
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long time since 105-106, but those hat people are creepy! I like them a lot.
Lots of illustrative stuff in here, not as much in the way of studies and stuff - did you take up life drawing after? You posted a ways back, but haven't posted any sketchbook stuff. I hope you did- it really helped me along the way. It's a great way to kill commute times too. and drawing at the park is nice when the weather's good.


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look: 3.75 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 4 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4
No date that I can find, but seeing as this is retired I'd say it's got at least a few months on it.
A: Pours a pale gold with a good sized and very fizzy (almost soda-like) white head. Decent retention but no lacing.
S: Grainy with a little citrus and some black pepper to spice it up.
T: Pretty spicy right from the get go. Sweet grains intermingled with lots of black pepper. Spicy, lightly bitter and dry aftertaste.
M: Medium bodied and quite smooth.
O: Easy drinking and spicy saison. Sweet for a saison, which I actually prefer. Fairly simple but I like saisons like this.
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look: 4.25 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 3.75
Thanks to SourAddict for this one. Served in a DryHop mini-pint bottle.
A - Voluminous creamy, white foam that lingers, leaving behind a few tiny specks of lace. Lightly hazed golden body with oodles of tiny bubbles racing upward.
S - Very musty and earthy, with notes of white pepper, pear skins, grains of paradise, and light stone fruit sweetness. Get a tad more fruity and estery as it warms.
T - The taste is sweeter, with notes of candi sugar and pale malts amid fruity Belgian yeast, stone fruits, starchy pear, and perhaps a hint of ginger. There's far less pepper and spice from the yeast here. There's some mild tang and lemon in the finish, but I don't think there's any wild yeast at work here.
M - Some surprising alcohol warming to this; more than I expected for 6.5%. Medium-full body, a bit of grit to it. Pleasant carbonation, with a largely dry finish that lends only mild lingering stickiness.
D - It's a bit too sweet for my tastes, and it seems unnecessarily boozy for what should be a moderate ABV brew. As always, New Glarus shows their skill and craftsmanship here; just not really I look for from this style.
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look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4
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Let's have a see how this one has been doing over time. The pour is still beautiful. A peachy orange body with carbonation so active it rushes in torrents to the surface, fills my tulip. The ecru head quickly rises to two fingers in height, peaks, and just as quickly sinks to an impressively thick cap with a meringue like gloss. The lacing sticks briefly after each drink before sliding back into the body.
The nose is jammed full of stone fruit. Peaches galore mix with musty apricot & nectarines and are in your face from the get go. Gritty Bartlett pear and soft green apple are also present. Some of the spice has mellowed over time but white pepper and candi sugar remain while a drying booziness tickles the nose. I prefer the softer spice now compared to the fresh.
The flavor has become a little muddled but the spice has faded. Stone fruits lead the way again with that gritty pear kicking in mid-palate. There's a surprising amount of booziness but it's very clean and actually adds some depth. The white pepper is back and a touch of cardamom pushes through before a floral hop finish. It's still drinking well.
The mouthfeel is close to, but not quite at, the level of Belgian saisons. The body is on the light side of medium with an airy and active but soft carbonation. The bubbles make this beer frothy as it hits your tongue.
I'm torn; fresh this was a more intense beer but I'm not a big fan of spice driven saisons. With a little age the spice has faded and it's much more fruit forward which is nice but the fruit is slightly muddled. Don't get me wrong here, this is a damn good beer fresh or with a short amount of time. I'd like to see this made again.
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Marcelle, "Marcee," Oestreich, 83, Duluth, died peacefully March 22 at home with members of her family by her side, after being diagnosed with lung cancer recently.
Marcelle, "Marcee," Oestreich, 83, Duluth, died peacefully March 22 at home with members of her family by her side, after being diagnosed with lung cancer recently.
She was born Aug. 29, 1928 in Gilbert, Minn. to Otto and Theresa Lindholm.
Marcee was a 1946 graduate of Duluth Denfeld High School and married William J. Oestreich, Jr. in 1950. She was a charter member of St. Benedict's Catholic Church in Duluth. Marcee played a number of roles in her life - daughter, sister, friend and spouse, Cub Scout den mother, Kenwood Elementary school cook and bowling partner, - but the one that she cherished the most was the one of mother. Her wisdom, guidance, patience and positive attitude made us all better people. In her younger years, Marcee loved to dance and always has had a love for music and people.
Marcee was preceded in death by her grandparents, Otto and Linda Lindholm; parents, Otto and Theresa Lindholm; husband, William J. Oestreich, Jr.; brother, Ron Lindholm; and granddaughter, Joey Lynn Oestreich.
She is survived by her seven children, Patrick (Colleen) Oestreich, Hibbing, Larry Oestreich, Duluth, Linda (Todd) Anderson, Deerwood, Barbara (Thomas) Murray, Anoka, Karl (Theresa Oestreich), Eagan, David Oestreich, Eagan, Mark (Vicki) Oestreich, Duluth; 17 grandchildren; nine great grandchildren.
VISITATION: 10 a.m. Monday, March 26, until the 11 a.m. funeral Mass in St. Benedict's Catholic Church, Duluth, followed by burial at Sunrise Memorial Park, Hermantown; and then lunch at St. Benedict's.
Funeral arrangements are being made by Dougherty Funeral Home, Duluth.
Direct memorials to: St. Benedict's Catholic Church Duluth; Arthritis Foundation, and St. Mary's Hospice & Palliative Care.
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Maybe we're all just so busy trying to balance work and life that sticking to a diet is kinda impossible? Though, we'd like to think that maybe fewer women are dieting because, while they may want to lose weight, they're ultimately happy with how they look. Or, even better: Perhaps instead of going on an official (or potentially gimmicky) diet, more women are just trying live healthier lifestyles. Now that would be something to cheer about.
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Just wondering if TDH is doing any type of after party at Celebration VI like some of the other costuming groups are?
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Just wondering if TDH is doing any type of after party at Celebration VI like some of the other costuming groups are?
Looks like you just started a thread to organize one
Hey I live in Orlando, so everyday is an after party
No seriously being you live there you have know the area...the guys will definately want to do something Im sure. If I were going Id be down but kinda on the other side of the globe for 3 more months. Organize something, I foget where they met up last time...I missed out while at the last tour to endor.
I would so be down to go to a TDH afterparty. Would love to meet some of the awesome members here in person!
Count me in, too. I'll be there all 4 days.
I was thinking Saturday evening, right after the con closes. Maybe 7:30? This way people can eat and still attend the late night festivities!
I would be willing to help and/or organize.
I am looking at some different places nearby that might work well for a meetup, most of the other people are booking banquet rooms at hotels, but at this late stage it wouldn't be possible. I'm checking some I-Drive maps now to see if there is a place nearby the convention center to meet up that would a good time.
Here is a list of some places near the convention center. http://www.nileguide.com/destination...ion-center-217
I'm all for TDH having a get together. There is plenty of members going to Celebration this year. We just need to figure out who will actually go and where we will have it so we can have something setup with the location. The dinner/get together we had at Celebration was fun but was also a bit of a mess.
I'm in as well. I lived in Orlando for 12 years I'm sure we can find something close the Point has some bars which would be accommodating I think Adobe Gilas? Not sure if that is the spelling but its a large outdoor mall type and we can all meet and bar hop there...
I was going to start a Celebration TDH rollcall thread, but this sounds like it. I'll be there--count me in for the after-party/bar hop.
Definetly down, This will be my first time to Orlando, so It'll be nice to be around people that know where they're going lol
Should we exchange cell numbers, or e-mails or something to get in touch with each other? I'll have my phone with me when im not trooping my TK (if i bother to troop at all) and can check here my e-mail or texts randomly throughout the time im down there.
At CV we had one person as the focal point to collect and send out #s...did anyone make a check in thread? If not and someone does...I'll add it to the TDH facebook page to spread the word.
Where is everyone staying at?
I'm at the Wyndham
Rosen I think (or is it spelled Rosin?) Either way, my bud Allen set it all up and I'll be rooming with him and I think that's what he told me where we'll be.
Yeah, the Rosen Centre, was usually the hang out place last year since most of the TDH group were staying there and its so close to the con.
When did they open BB Kings? Its been 4 years since I lived there.
I'm up for an after party. Is there a TDH dinner? I just started searching the threads. I'm at the Hampton Inn unfortunately, couldn't get in at the Rosen or Embassy Suites.
The after party hang out is going to be at the Rosen Center since the bar area is a good size for a group to hang out.
I'm definitely all for a dinner or something being put together though as well.
Sorry, I should have worded that differently. The big hang out every night will be at the Rosen Centre. This way if people want to go out with their families or other groups there will always be a place afterwards.
I still think a designated dinner saturday night would be awesome. We just need to figure out how many would be able to go and a restaurant that could facilitate us.
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I'm in for dinner! Will have my nephew with me for sure.
That sounds great to me either way. Gonna be doing a bit of this
We'll definitely stop by the bar at Rosen every night. Friday Night we'll be going to the 501st bash.
Saturday Night I'll have my 7 year old with me, but would definitely dig going to dinner with everyone. Is there a restaurant that you guys have in mind yet?
Really looking forward to meeting everyone!
I'm booking as of now to make it to Celebration.. if I make it, Id like to meet up as well.
What time is the dinner going to take place? So its Saturday at the Rosen Centre?
So what's the scoop on dinner? Anything set yet?
I'm in for Sat dinner as well.
Sat would work great for me too
Sat sounds good, when and where? Looking forward to meet some brothers...
I'm in for dinner on Sat as well
Now we just need a place. I'm sure one will present itself once everyone gets down there and sees what the options are.
The convention center is on what Id call the strip, plenty of places to eat at..
Dinner will be at 8:00 on Saturday at Bahama Breeze just North of the convention center on International dr. This it's the same location as CV but we have been reassured that we can be seated 8:00. If you arrive , there is a bar and seating area. Please call me with any questions 520-664-8409
PS, please post a reply or let me know if you are coming and are bringing extra people so I can notify the manager.
Gah,not gonna be able to make this..we have our garrison dinner that night at the same time. thats ok though..im sure i'll run into some of you during the course of the weekend.
IMHO your with the Garrison all the time...or at least can be...TDH On the other hand is world wide. Not as easy to get together.
We are supost to do the disney thing sat 4 to 10 for the cheap 501st deal I think I'm going to back out. It will be me and my wife. Awesome meeting u guys today baba fett , firstsonofsolo , darkside , Superjedi .had fun at the booth although I did nothing.
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