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DEM believes that an electrical surge occurred which caused two of the three pumps at the hatchery to stop working. The pumps distribute cold water throughout the "outdoor raceways", bringing oxygen and the correct level of water flow needed for the fish to survive.
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Melissa Cyr usually chooses her shoes first and then picks an outfit to match. The 5-foot-2 stay-at-home mom has a closet full of high-heeled shoes.
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On this audio file, which will serve as a robocall for the Coalition to Protect All NC Families, Bill Clinton speaks out against NC Amendment One. He encourages North Carolina citizens to vote against the amendment on May 8.
Statement from Bill Clinton:
"Hello, this is President Bill Clinton. I'm calling to urge you to vote against Amendment One on Tuesday May 8. If it passes, it won't change North Carolina's law on marriage. What it will change is North Carolina's ability to keep good businesses, attract new jobs, and attract and keep talented entrepreneurs. If it passes, your ability to keep those businesses, get those jobs, and get those talented entrepreneurs will be weakened. And losing even one job to Amendment One is too big of a risk. Its passage will also take away health insurance from children and could even take away domestic violence protections from women. So the real effect of the law is not to keep the traditional definition of marriage, you've already done that. The real effect of the law will be to hurt families and drive away jobs. North Carolina can do better. Again, this is Bill Clinton asking you to please vote against Amendment One. Thanks."
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DROMCLOUGH NS: Parents of pupils for enrolment in Dromclough NS in Sept 2013 are asked to contact the school for an enrolment form before Jan 18th.
Also parents of pupils to be enrolled for the next four years are asked to contact the school so that their child, or children, can be placed on the list of projected enrolments. The phone number is 068 40293. An extension of 4 classrooms and ancillary rooms is being built during 2013, which will provide larger classrooms and will replace the prefabs.


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Yes, someone took a 6 series and made a Veyron kit for it. Honestly, I would rather walk than pretend to own a Veyron.
Confused BMW - 6 series turned into a Veyron
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Wow, A for effort, F for application.
How can you tell it's a 6 series?
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Wonder how much the badges cost? LOLerCoASter.
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That's what I'm saying, if we were to see it on the street, we'd $#@! in our pants - but if we had a closer look, we'd know something was fishy...
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Oh I take that back, what if it was the Gpower m6? lol


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First Son: George W. Bush and the Bush Family Dynasty
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Governor George Walker Bush of Texas is the son of President George Herbert Walker Bush, grandson of Senator Prescott Bush of Connecticut, direct descendant of President Franklin Pierce, and a thirteenth cousin, once removed, of Queen Elizabeth of England. Uncles and great-uncles were or are powers on Wall Street. As a child, he vacationed at a family compound in an enclave north of Palm Beach, Florida, along with families named Mellon, Doubleday, Ford, Roosevelt, Whitney, Vanderbilt, and Harriman.
His family's seaside estate at Walker's Point, near Kennebunkport, Maine, tempts the thought that the Bushes, in addition to more traditional properties, own a rather nice piece of the Atlantic Ocean. This pedigree is not mere background information; it is central to Bush's life and his achievements. On his own, as three of the four recent biographies clearly tell us, he has achieved little. With the help of family and friends and an unparalleled network of loyal financial backers, he has led a prosperous life in the oil business, helped to run a baseball team, won the governorship of Texas, and become the leading contender for the Republican nomination for the presidency, all without much effort.
Bush's spectacular career rebuts the notion that America has become a meritocracy, in which we are all born equal and then judged upon our intelligence, talent, creativity, or aggressiveness. Bush is an aristocrat. His successes are in one way or another a direct consequence of his name and family, and he has been exempt from the normal competition—academic, financial, professional, political—that confronts most Americans and sorts them on life's ladder. He comes from that powerful and half-hidden world whose most important question is not "What do you know?" but "Who are your people?" On the basis of his own performance, he is more qualified to be King of England, through his father's kinship with the Queen, than president.
Bush was a mediocre freshman in high school and yet won admission to Phillips Academy, Andover, one of the country's most exclusive preparatory schools, because his father had gone there before him. He was a mediocre student at Andover, and yet won admission to his father's alma mater, Yale, again as a "legacy." He was a mediocre student at Yale and yet won admission to the Harvard Business School. When he decided to fulfill his military obligation during the Vietnam War by entering the Texas Air National Guard, he was promptly accepted and granted a lieutenant's commission after a mere five weeks of basic training.
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The North Olympic Library system is changing to a no-limit lending policy.
Patrons of the system's library branches now are able to check out as many materials as they think they can get through before they are due back. The change is one of many the library system instituted Sept. 12.
A special staff committee recommended the changes in response to customer questions, comments and suggestions. Library system officials indicated the changes make borrowing materials from the different branches more convenient.
"People who haven't used the library in a while should check it out," said Sandra Hill, Port Angeles branch manager. "They're going to find policies that are much more user-friendly and lots of great books, CDs and DVDs too."
In addition to being able to borrow as many books, DVDs and other items as they want, library patrons also can have unlimited items held for them.
Those wishing to have limits on their borrowing or the borrowing of their children can request to have limits on the number of materials their card is able to check out at one time.
Those borrowing DVDs have to be quicker in returning the films now too. Patrons now are only allowed to borrow the discs for seven days, instead of 21 days.
Customers are allowed to renew an item twice now, instead of once, as long as there are no holds on the material.
If customers have an overdue fine, they no longer are restricted from using the public computers in the library and smaller fines that once blocked checkouts no longer will do so.
The library system dropped its practice of charging a fee for mailing overdue notices and replacement cards, but there is a $10 processing fee for replacing lost or damaged materials that is in addition to the cost of the replacement.
These are not the first changes made to library operations in 2008. In the spring, the library board opted to drop the $5 fee for interlibrary loans.
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In a program that ends Oct. 11, the library system is offering its customers an opportunity to receive amnesty for overdue book or movie fees.
All branches in the library system are accepting in-kind donations of nonperishable food items, unopened personal hygiene items, sealed infant formula and diapers, school supplies and office supplies in exchange for fees being dismissed.
The materials go to United Way agencies, which distribute them to those families and individuals that need them most. All donations will be distributed to people in Clallam County.
"The library had several goals for this amnesty program," said NOLS director Paula Barnes. "Most importantly, we want library customers who have stopped using the library because they had overdue fines to come back and take advantage of all the great books and other resources the library has to offer."
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I'd like to learn to program in general. Unfortunately, I'm on my own- not in a University, or anywhere that I could receive classes (besides the interwebs). Do have a library with good (recent) programming books.
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Well, my current goals include graduating with my Bachelors in Accounting (should be this July!)
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I'm learning on my own right now. Basically just going through tutorials and reviewing how to do things.
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I'm actually working on re-learning German. Took it for a few years on and off and on and off again (8th/9th grade and then Jr/Sr year college).
I've got Rosetta Stone and then I found this kind of cool website called duolingo that I started using as well. Besides that, mostly financial goals. - Bump emergency funds to 4 months minimum, 6 ideally (probably sitting at 3) - Pay off one student loan in full (while still making payments on the others naturally) - Save more in general (separate from emergency savings. Already increased automatic withdrawals - so far, so good on that)
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IOWA CITY, Iowa - University of Iowa Coach Tom Brands receives a positive vibe from this year's Hawkeyes.
It helps to have six All-Americans and seven with NCAA tournament experience. He isn't bitter that it resulted in a second consecutive third-place finish, following three straight NCAA team championships. Instead, Brands recognizes the pieces are in place for a title run, and sees his Hawkeyes working hard to put the puzzle together for the 2012-13 season. Iowa is ranked fourth in the National Wrestling Coaches Association/USA Today Division I Coaches Poll preseason rankings. "We're moving in the right direction, there's no doubt," Brands said Wednesday during the team's annual media day event at Carver-Hawkeye Arena. "That's a good thing. That's a good feeling. It's one of those things were its better moving that way then the other way. We know we have a lot of work ahead of us. Our guys are working out that way, training that way." A strong nucleus returns in by two-time NCAA champion and three-time national finalist Matt McDonough, who won the 125-pound crown in March, two-time All-American and 2012 157-pound finalist Derek St. John and junior Tony Ramos, who placed third at 133 as a sophomore. They have developed into strong leaders, but have been joined by the likes of heavyweight Bobby Telford, who placed fifth at the NCAA tournament, All-American Ethen Lofthouse (184), 165-pounder Mike Evans, an NCAA qualifier last season, and seniors Grant Gambrall (174), a 2011 All-American, and Mark Ballweg (141), according to Brands. "Our leadership is good," said Brands, adding Josh Dziewa, Mike Kelly and Brody Grothus in the mix. "Seems like it's been a little bit better than in the past for whatever reason, and, hence, this guy feels better." The Hawkeyes have been more assertive holding each other accountable. It has been there, but now the wrestlers are comfortable increasing the volume of their words to match their actions. "You have to be a lot more vocal now," Ramos said. "Leading by example is one thing, but if no one is going to say something about it or call somebody out on it then it's not going to get handled." St. John added, "We're all the guys doing the right things all the time. I think people just feed off that." They are feeding off the competition in the practice room as well. A strong freshman class has added a boost, pushing the the rest. It has even helped McDonough, who is 100-4 in his career and is looking to become Iowa's 18th four-time All-American and the Hawkeyes' seventh three-time NCAA champion. He would be the first since Joe Williams won three from 1996-98. "They are extraordinary as far as pushing the older guys," McDonough said. "That's what you have to do. You've got to have that mentality and determination to get better. "Having those guys around the wrestling room, for myself personally to train with in here, it's a blessing in disguise being able to have a guy who isn't afraid to come at you with everything he's got." Ramos is ranked third, compiling a 33-4 record last season and a 58-10 two-year mark. He worked hard in the offseason, adding some size with hopes of making a leap to the top of the podium. "Pretty much just kept working out, working hard, figuring out ways to get over the hump to get that national (championship), not third place," Ramos said. "Not just for myself, but for the team. "We're all working and we're getting better." St. John was a win away from a national title, despite battling a severe injury that was suffered in early December and aggravated in January. He was 21-3 last season, going 24-6 as a freshman and placing fourth at the NCAA meet. "He's a tough guy," Brands said about St. John. 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Can anyone confirm that Bradley indeed fractured his ankle? Besides a vague twitter entry I mean.
Can anyone confirm that Bradley indeed fractured his ankle? Besides a vague twitter entry I mean.
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Yu-na is DEFINITELY a competitive person; a user on a forum once commented (I'm sorry, I don't remember who >.<) that Yu-na's best wins (2009 Worlds, Grand Prix, etc) are always when Mao (her main "rival" though we know the media hypes that up) is present. Girl doesn't like to lose and it shows ;D I mean, just look at the SP at the Olys; Mao gets a 73 something and then she goes and skates clean and comes back with a 78 something.
There's nothing on US figure skating's website about Bradley withdrawing. If he had fractured his ankle, you'd think that would have been in their release where they said Miner was replaced by Messing at Jr. Worlds. Miner's problem is an ankle--I wonder if there is confusion with that.
Yeah, and I posted Ryan Bradley's Twitter link above and it looks like he is still going.
Btw, has it been determined whether Vaughn Chipeur is going or not?
Since iam still happy to have the skating season not quite over yet i came to see the discussion on who is going. Its very unclear after this Olympic year. I hope we have an updated list very soon. Would have loved to see Adam Rippon and Shawn Saywer get a chance but i think Shawn will be in a show, and is not the next in line anyway. Would be wonderful if Weir could medal.
It looks like the injury to Ryan Bradley might be true afterall.
Here is his latest Twitter entry:
Sometimes things just happen, and you can't figure out why. I will keep looking out for that break.
It seems not - guess they gave up hope in poor Vaughny. Skate BC website seems to be congratulating Kevin Reynolds on a spot on the World Championship team...unless PChiddy is out, it seems Kevin is the hope for 3 spots next year.
I'd rather see Chipeur go. Don't know why he wouldn't be going unless he was injured.
What does 1 skater have to do to gain 2 spots? (a la Carolina Kostner last year at Worlds; people seemed to expect of her to gain two spots so Valentina Marchei could also go to the Olympics; of course; she bombed drastically...). But no one could have seriously 'expected' of her to defend her silver medal; I mean; they must have been aiming at something like top 5?


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Each tower is composed of three floors. These floors are co-ed by alternating rooms. Bathrooms are located on each floor. Each floor has two lounge areas and a kitchen for residents of the floor.
There is a Community Adviser on each floor and a Hall Director who supervises the CA staff. The Hall Director is a full-time staff member of the Office of Residential Life and the CAs are returning Morris students. Office of Residential Life staff members are available to help acquaint you with other residents, plan activities, and answer questions you may have about residence hall living or the Morris campus in general.
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Actor, comedian and musician James Belushi was born in Chicago, on June 15, 1954. In 1983, he joined the Saturday Night Live cast. In 1986, his supporting role in the movie About Last Night propelled him to national fame. Belushi starred on his own TV sitcom, According to Jim, from 2001 to 2009. He continues to act on stage, as well as on TV and in films. He also sings with a blues band, the Sacred Hearts.
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Entertainer James Belushi, nicknamed Jim, was born on June 15, 1954 in Chicago, but was raised about 25 miles west, in the outlying suburb of Wheaton, Illinois. His father, Adam, is an Albanian immigrant, and his mother, Agnes, is the daughter of Albanian immigrants. Jim was the third of four children. His older brother, John Belushi, who also grew up to be a renowned comedic entertainer, died of a tragic drug overdose in 1982.
Jim's parents were often too busy to keep him out of trouble. As a rebellious teen, he had his share of run-ins with local law officers. His mischievous acts ranged from stealing gas to driving while underage.
At Wheaton Central High School, one of Jim's teachers redirected the teen's energy by encouraging him to audition for the school play. Jim enjoyed the experience of entertaining so much that he decided to sign up for the school's drama club and choir. In recent years, however, the comedian jokingly offered another explanation of why he joined: "Because of girls. In the drama club, there were about 20 girls and six guys. And the same thing with choir … more girls!"
After high school, Jim enrolled in speech and theater classes at the College of DuPage. He later transferred to Southern Illinois University, where he earned a degree in speech and theater arts.
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In 1977, after graduating from college, Belushi joined the Second City comedy troupe. The troupe, which had also trained Jim's brother, John Belushi, proved to be a major launching pad for Jim's show business career. In 1978, producer Gary Marshall saw one of Jim's Second City performances and hired him for his first TV role—a part on the NBC sitcom, Who's Watching the Kids? A year later, he landed a part on a second, short-lived sitcom, the CBS show Working Stiffs.
In 1979, Jim starred in the play Sexual Perversity in Chicago, performed at the Apollo Theater in New York City. After taking a second theater role in 1980, he scored his first film part, in Thief (1981).
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The rest of the 1980s and the early 1990s brought Jim a torrent of roles in such high-profile films as Jumpin' Jack Flash (1986), K-9 (1989) and Curly Sue (1991). Belushi followed these successes with a string of less critically noted TV and film performances, in the mid- to late-1990s, including the first of two sequels to K-9—both of which went directly to video.
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- John Adams Middle School will undergo major renovations and an expansion project.
The Kanawha County school board voted Thursday to approve the project. ZMM architects, a Charleston firm, were awarded the contract based on their low bid for the project.
School system officials have been discussing plans to renovate and expand at the crowded South Hills school for months.
Officials went to the School Building Authority, the group charged with divvying up state funds for construction projects at public schools, in December to request funding for the project.
The SBA agreed to put up $750,000, with the school system putting $128,000 toward the project. But the school needed another $250,000 to fund the expansion.
A group of parents and community members originally offered to raise money for the addition.
Alan Bell headed up that project. Bell is the developer of The Ridges, a multimillion-dollar housing development on the border between Alum Creek and South Charleston. Residents currently send their children to the John Adams-George Washington district but worried that redistricting would send them to South Charleston.
Bell originally offered to come up with the full $1 million the county needed for the project. When the SBA offered to put up $750,000, he said he would raise the last $250,000.


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One tender and natural students' love triangle relationship. Toshiyuki had kept loving his best old & heterosexual friend Yasuhira for 15 years long but decides to give up his fruitless love. Then Jun who is their friend comes forward as a candidate lover. Toshiyuki is just glad though he knows Jun may only try to comfort him and he himself can not forget Yasuhira easily. Toshiyuki and Jun will be good true partners through various obstacles... There's an additional short story : a timid uke student resists against his lover, the tyrant seme who enjoys to humiliate the uke and observe his uke's anger.
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Never before has a theme park created a guest experience like this: you climb aboard the Hogwarts Express in Hogsmeade and moments later arrive at King's Cross Station – where the wonders of London and Diagon Alley unfold before you. And it is all real.
With this summer's opening of The Wizarding World of Harry Potter – Diagon Alley, Universal Orlando Resort and Warner Bros. Entertainment will bring even more of Harry Potter's adventures to life inside a new, magnificently themed area that includes a revolutionary attraction experience, as well as all-new themed shops and dining.
The two companies today revealed first-ever details about the new area and the one-of-a-kind adventures it will offer the whole family. The spectacularly themed environment will double the size of the sweeping area already dedicated to Harry Potter's adventures at Universal Orlando, expanding it across both Universal theme parks.
And – just like in the books and films – guests will be able to travel between the two areas aboard the iconic Hogwarts Express.
Universal Orlando launched a global phenomenon when it opened The Wizarding World of Harry Potter – Hogsmeade at its Islands of Adventure theme park in 2010. That area includes the iconic Hogwarts castle – which houses the groundbreaking Harry Potter and the Forbidden Journey attraction – and the village of Hogsmeade. The Wizarding World of Harry Potter – Diagon Alley will be located within Universal Orlando's second theme park, Universal Studios, and will create new experiences based on the signature areas of London, Diagon Alley and Knockturn Alley.
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After arriving at King's Cross Station aboard the Hogwarts Express, guests will pass through London and the iconic brick wall archway from the films into Diagon Alley – a bustling, wizarding hub within a Muggle city. There will be shops, dining experiences, and a new ride called Harry Potter and the Escape from Gringotts – a multi-sensory, multi-dimensional journey that will take theme park attractions to a new level.
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o Magical Menagerie, which features a collection of plush animals, such as owls and Hippogriffs
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More details about the unique experiences that can be found in The Wizarding World of Harry Potter – Diagon Alley will be released over time. For more information about the area, visit www.universalorlando.com/harrypotter.
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"The Alien" will return to action on April 19, looking to unify the IBF and WBA light heavyweight titles against Beibut Shumenov at the D.C. Armory.
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He used to be "The Executioner." Now, he's "The Alien." How much longer can Bernard Hopkins remain a top fighter in boxing, and what challenges could he face in 2014?
Ryan Bivins joins BadCulture Radio and discusses some of the best and worst moments of 2013. 2014 will be previewed as well.
This is the pilot episode of a new, sporadic series that I've contemplated doing for a while now. The title is self explanatory. I'm a fighter and, perhaps more obviously, I'm a writer. And this is a day in my life.
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