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Methuen — Mr. Michael Andrew Troy, a resident of Methuen and formerly of Andover, died suddenly at the Lawrence General Hospital in Lawrence on January 20, 2013. He was 42 years old.
Born in Morristown, New Jersey, on September 14, 1970, he was the son of Arthur J. and Donna D. Troy of Andover. Mr. Troy was a Service Representative for Verizon for many years. He was a graduate of the University of South Florida. Michael loved baseball and football. He also enjoyed fishing and playing golf.
Besides his parents, he will be sorely missed by his two sisters and brothers-in-law; Shannon M. and her husband Colin B. Finn of Blackstone and Nancy L. and her husband Jeffrey A. Andrews of Chelmsford, three nieces; Maeve Finn and Eloise and Georgia Andrews and many relatives and friends.
ARRANGEMENTS: His funeral service will be celebrated in the Burke-Magliozzi Funeral Home, 390 North Main Street, Andover, Friday, January 25, 2013, at 8 PM. Relatives and friends are most welcome to attend. Calling hours will be held on Friday, prior to the service, from 6 to 8 PM. Interment will be held on Saturday, January 26, 2013, at 11 AM at Mt. Auburn Cemetery in Cambridge. Donations in Michael's memory may be made to Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation, ?26 Broadway, 14th Floor?New York, NY 10004. For additional information, please visit, www.burkemagliozzi.com.

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KANSAS CITY -- Home-plate umpire Brian O'Nora was hit in the head by a broken bat and had to leave Tuesday night's game at Kauffman Stadium.
Play was stopped immediately and O'Nora was treated on the steps of the Royals' dugout by team trainers. He left under his own power, aided by the trainers.
Olivo's batted ball was fielded by Colorado Rockies shortstop Troy Tulowitzki, who threw to first base for a routine out. Meantime, Olivo was left with the bat handle and O'Nora was staggered.
"I just feel sorry for him, I feel bad," Olivo said. "I looked back and saw the blood come out and I just felt so bad. I saw [Jose] Guillen going in with the towels and thought, 'Oh, no.'"
Olivo was using a maple bat when the injury occurred. He said he switched to ash bats for the rest of the game.
Olivo, the Royals' designated hitter, went to a room in the stadium while O'Nora was being treated to tell him how sorry he was about the accident.
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Ironically, the injury took place on a day that Major League Baseball's Safety and Health Advisory Committee held a conference call to discuss what to do about injuries caused by broken bats.
Dick Kaegel is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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The West became a love affair of mine, sometime around the age of nine. Waking late nights in the woods, I would reminisce upon dreams of finding freedom in the wilds of the mountains and coastlines beyond my Midwestern rearing.
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Especially in L.A. a merging of dreams a plenty sit at my feet.
Walking is experiencing the gift of the force which propels life. Certainty the subtleties of place became apparent to me in this space of West and East.
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The Leaky Cauldron's Contest Team and the Crafty Witches have teamed up to bring you this month's contest theme, Costuming, just in time for Halloween and the various Yule Balls one might attend at year's end. Since the rise of the Harry Potter series in popularity, Costuming has been at the forefront of our fandom's activities. This medium brings many avenues of exploration to a fan's creativity. We Costume to replicate the fantastic look of a movie character, we Costume to bring to life our ideas of what Wizarding attire should look like, and we Costume to better understand the minds of our favorite characters.
Our challenge to you is to create a costume of any HP character, wizarding community member, magical creature, or theme from the Harry Potter books. If you can Costume it, you may enter it. You may choose to make your costume entirely from scratch (sewing, prop-work, and the like) and either enter as an experienced or inexperienced crafter, or you may also piece your costume from commercially made products. Convince us of your Costuming prowess and the prize, one of 3 Wizard Wood Wands, is yours.
General Rules
• All entries must meet PG-13 standards of decency and good taste.
• Anyone over the age of 13 can enter the contest, including staff members who are not involved in the judging process.
• Winners for the 3 Wizard Wood Wands will be judged in three categories: experienced handmade, inexperienced handmade, and commercial items.
• Please refer to our FAQ if you are not sure of something.
• If you have any questions not answered on the FAQ, or would like to discuss this Contest, please come to the Contest Corner Forum of The Leaky Lounge.
Handmade Costume
• Create a Harry Potter themed costume (person, place, or thing) by hand.
• Costumes must have all significant pieces created by hand. Items like glasses, wands, etc do not have to be handmade.
• All costumes submitted must be created by the contestant. You may use a "model" for your costume, but please make sure the model is okay with the photo being submitted. Any costumes not created by the contestant will be disqualified.
• You must enter your handmade costume in one of the following categories: experienced crafter or inexperienced crafter. You are considered an "experienced" crafter if you submit a piece using a technique you have mastered. You are an "inexperienced" crafter if this is a technique you have rarely tried in your past (no more than once or twice a year).
• You may submit up to two photos of you or your model and your costume. Photographs may be from digital cameras or scanned "paper" photos, but they must be submitted by email, in .jpg, .png, or .gif format. Paper photos are to be 4" x 6" or 6" x 4" and digital photos of approximately the same length and width (e.g. 1200 x 1800 or 1800 x 1200 pixels for 300 pixels/inch). File sizes no larger than 1 MB, please.
• Please submit a short explanation of your costume (e.g. who/what you or your model are, what you created, what you used/bought to create your costume, etc).
• All submissions must be e-mailed to email@example.com by Sunday, November 2, 2008 at 11:59 pm (EDT). Depending on which category your costume falls underneath, please put "HP costume - experienced" or "HP costume - inexperienced" in the subject line of the e-mail. Please also include a name to be used for authorship (real name or Leaky Lounge name).
Commercial Items Costume
• Create a Harry Potter themed costume (person, place, or thing) from commercial items you've purchased.
• Commercial item costumes are those that you have pieced together from various things you've bought over time (e.g. wands, glasses, robes, hats, pants, masks, etc). Your costume can be created from licensed Harry Potter items or from things that have nothing to do with Harry Potter. We are not looking for those out-of-the-can costumes that are fully put together for you (e.g. robe, glasses, and wand).
• All costumes submitted must be assembled by the contestant. You may use a "model" for your costume, but please make sure the model is okay with the photo being submitted. Any costumes not created by the contestant will be disqualified.
• You may submit up to two photos of you or your model and your costume. Photographs may be from digital cameras or scanned "paper" photos, but they must be submitted by email, in .jpg, .png, or .gif format. Paper photos are to be 4" x 6" or 6" x 4" and digital photos of approximately the same length and width (e.g. 1200 x 1800 or 1800 x 1200 pixels for 300 pixels/inch). File sizes no larger than 1 MB, please.
• Please submit a short explanation of your costume (e.g. who/what you or your model are, what you created, what you used/bought to create your costume, etc).
• All submissions must be e-mailed to email@example.com by Sunday, November 2, 2008 at 11:59 pm (EDT). Please put "HP Costume - commercial" in the subject line of the e-mail. Please also include a name to be used for authorship (real name or Leaky Lounge name).
Costuming Resources @ Leaky Crafts
Crafts at the Leaky Cauldron has a great wealth of information for the beginning or intermediate costumer. Do peruse the many pages of tutorials and resources for costume ideas and how-to instructions.
To begin, you may desire robes or student uniforms. You may want to start with the Simple Canon Robes tutorial, a House Scarf pattern, or a Wizard School V-Neck Vest pattern.
For character specific accessories or props, consider projects like Luna Lovegood's Radish Earrings, a Time-Turner, Wands, or perhaps a Dragon Egg.
If you can't find what you're looking for on the webpage or have another crafty question, please visit the Harry Potter Crafts Forum on the Leaky Lounge.
UPDATE: The winners have been announced! Here are the winners:
Inexperienced Handmade:
1st Place - Austin Davidson
I made the costume totally myself -- beginning by shaving my entire body and then duct-taping on all the horns you see (which I made previously out of clay and then hand-painted) onto my body. The tail I made out of plumbers bendable plastic piping, covered in tape, clay horns, and fishnet tights, attached to my body via a belt. I then covered my entire body in 12 coats of liquid latex to hide the duct tape wrinkles. Next, I put on fishnet tights, shirt, and gloves. I slipped on some fingers I made previously out of clay, and used spirit gum to attach the facial prosthetic (which was purchased along with the teeth and contacts). Viola.
So what am I, right? I thought long and hard about being something creepy from the Harry Potter books. I wanted something evil, but unique. I decided to be a Boggart -- shapeshifter. The scariest thing I can think of goes back to my childhood fear of snakes and some reptiles. I decided to be a boggart shifting into my greatest fear. Thus, I came up with this costume.
2nd Place - Cassy Child
The star of the show is our little 6 month old girl, Elliot. The Golden Snitch. This costume was completely made by mom. Even the words "I open at the close" were created and applied by her. (This costume proved to be exceptionally difficult to carry!)
3rd Place (tie) - Elizabeth Jovanovich and Kimberly Salamon
[Elizabeth Jovanovich] So this is me as Draco Malfoy when HP7 was released. The pads, broom and robe were all homemade, and the clothes and shoes were bought secondhand and altered. It was definitely a challenge making this costume, because I never sew, and I have to say, my first few attempts at welding on the broom were disastrous, but the finished product was the envy of everyone in the bookstore that night.
[Kimberly Salamon] We recently had a horse show that had a "Halloween Costume Contest" at the end of the competition. We decided that our horse Daisy would make a great Harry Potter. I sewed her "cloak", attaching a collar for the shirt and robe. I used velcro for the front so we could get it on her easily. I sewed a scarf and ironed on the Griffyndor crest (also on the cloak) which I found online and printed onto fabric transfer paper. I couldn't find a pair of Harry's glasses that were large enough, so I pieced together 2 hoop earrings with pipe cleaners and wrapped the entire thing in black electrical tape. we then curled the ends of the pipe cleaners around Daisy's bridle so they wouldn't fall off. She loved them! For the finishing touches, we mussed up her hair and used brown shoe polish to create her "scar". We think she made a very dashing "Daisy Potter"!
Experienced Handmade:
1st Place - Maura Burns
When I saw the featurette on the OOTP costumes, I was very taken with the complex designs for all the Death Eaters, and decided I wanted to make a female Death Eater costume using those designs for inspiration. I took Lucius' leather jerkin with detached sleeves, and turned it into a high-necked Elizabethan doublet. The doublet is made of leather with a layer of black cotton batting and cotton twill lining, bound all around with black bias tape, and zips up the back. The front and sleeves are heavily quilted with Celtic motifs. Each sleeve took over 20 hours to quilt; I had never previously worked with leather or quilting. The doublet is worn with a 4-paneled wool gabardine skirt patterned with the pewter swirl designs that appear on several of the Death Eater outfits; I enlarged pictures of Helena Bonham Carter as Bellatrix, copied individual motifs from her skirt, and made stamps to recreate the designs. The skirt is worn over black pants and boots. A black wool sleeveless cloak with pointed hood and pleated shoulders inspired by Lucius' costume goes over all, and I styled a brown wig with a petaled bun to wear with it. The boots and
my wand were purchased; everything else was handmade by me over the course of about six months.
2nd Place - IsDihara
My model (my son, who was five months old at the time) is wearing a Baby Mandrake costume.
To create it I followed a Simplicity Hat pattern (# if you're interested),using quilting fabric in a mottled brown to resemble dirt. Black soutache braid on the brim adds visual interest. Green silk flower stems were inserted through eyelet holes sewn into the top of the hat. The stems were duct-taped to a small paper plate for stability. Padding was added to protect baby's tender head as well as to compensate for the hat being about one size too large.
An infant onesie was painted with walnut ink and black fabric paint (both were purchased from the local Michael's) to resemble dirt.
The fabric flower pot was created from scratch. I drafted my own pattern for this, using my son's torso and leg measurements for reference points.
The clay flower pot is sewn in the fashion of a lined garment using terra cotta-colored cotton fabric -- there is an outside layer and an inside layer of fabric sewn together. The round bottom is also reinforced so his feet wouldn't poke through if he kicked or squirmed too enthusiastically. The outer layer was padded around the rim with cotton batting to add dimension. The lining layer folded over the padded rim, giving the flower pot a more realistic look. This design also allowed me to insert plastic canvas sheets (loosely stitched together into a graduated cylinder shape) between the lining and outer fabric layers to help the pot hold its shape without being too rigid.
3rd Place - Katie Brown
All parts of this costume are handmade and sewn completely out of scratch. (the coat is lined in silk, too.) The wand is carved out of cedar. And the photo is taken in my bedroom which I made all the decorations in to look like the potions lab
1st Place - Jessica Wolfrum
I designed and pieced the costume together from items I purchased at local thrift stores. The costume includes: shawls, headwraps, an overcoat, necklaces, bracelets, earrings, rings, glasses, a wig, a skirt, a handbag, tarot cards (with "The Tower" being prominent), a crystal ball, and a teacup with "The Grim" at the bottom (I created by gluing coffee grinds to the bottom of the cup).
2nd Place - Keith Hawk
The costume was inspired by the Michael Gambon version and was all about layers. It starts with a commercially purchased wig with beard which I tied in the center. On top is the Dumbledore hat available at Warner Bros. store. The wand was Dumbledores wand from Warner Bros store as well. But the trick was in the robes....it started with a white robe underneath. Then there is a thin purple tunic in the middle which was tied with a purple rope that has tassels, then the large sleeved top robe with purple liner. Hedwig was flown in during the feast with a howler for one of the guests.
3rd Place - Analisa
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This charming studio cottage is nestled behind another home, yet is private. It is located just a short walk, less than a block, down Westbourne Street to La Jolla's scenic "Windansea" Beach. You will find fantastic surfing, sunsets, tide pools, at Windansea's beautitiful sandy beach.
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The Friends of Newburyport Hockey will be co-hosting a fundraiser with Triton in efforts to raise funds for the construction of a new locker room at the Graf Rink. The event will be held Jan. 19 at 6 p.m. at the Elks Lodge immediately following the Triton/Newburyport hockey game (puck drops at 4 p.m.). Tickets for the event are $50 and will include a buffet dinner, silent auction as well as live entertainment provided by "The Old Brigade", who opened for the Dropkick Murphys last year for St. Patrick's Day. Tickets will be available at the door; however, due to the level of interest, we suggest purchasing them prior to the event. For ticket information and silent auction donations, please contact email@example.com.
The 20th Annual Frigid Fiver 5-Mile Road Race will take place Feb. 3 at noon at Newburyport's Michael's Harborside. All race profits will go to local charities. This race will again be sponsored by the Rotary Club of Newburyport. Applications are available at Newburyport's Ric Bayko's running store and the Boston Running Store. You can also register at Active.com. Please go to joppaflatsrunningclub.com for additional details or email email@example.com.
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Pacific Northwest Summer Bible Conference
"And without faith it is impossible to please God, because anyone who comes to him must believe that he exists and that he rewards those who earnestly seek him" (Heb11:6).
I was invited to attend this conference and asked to give the opening message on Hebrews 11:1–7. I was so glad to have the chance to think about this passage newly. This was the second conference of UBF chapters in the Pacific Northwest. Joshua and Helen Park from Victoria, John and Anna Kim from Vancouver, David and Susannah Kim from Alaska and Abraham and Susannah Jung from Richland, Washington attended, as did Abraham and Sarah Song, Ben and Maria Westerhoff and Dr. Peace from Seattle. Missionary Isaac Kim and Charles Wilson from Downey UBF also came. 16 adults and 13 children attended, including 4 who are in high school.
Friday Evening
After the message, Abraham Song from Seattle gave the announcements. He said that real faith is not theoretical; it gives us power and victory to live as God's servants. (Missionary Abraham and Sarah are originally from KyungSung UBF. He works as an IT manager with Visa Card Services. Missionary Sarah wants to study to be a Pharm Tech, as she was a pharmacist in Korea. They served the conference in detail and worked very hard. They made a good environment of love and prayer.)
We gathered in small groups to pray for half of the UBF chapters in the Pacific Northwest, as well as for the upcoming Africa Regional conferences. The prayer meeting lasted about an hour, and we finished at about 11:00 PM.
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Saturday Evening
After the message, Dr. Peace shared her life story with us. She is a medical doctor from Uganda who is a friend with one of the shepherds in Uganda UBF. She comes from a large, poor family, but God opened the door for her to come to the U.S. to study health administration. She came only by faith and has struggled to put God first, especially now that she is studying for the American board exam. We were encouraged by her sincere struggle. Afterwards, we again gathered in groups to pray for the other chapters in the Pacific Northwest.
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At the conference I was so glad to meet Joshua and Helen Park. They have been running a successful sushi restaurant in Victoria. A week before the conference, however, there was a fire in their restaurant. God used this event to allow them to attend the conference fully and to meditate deeply on the words, "Have Faith in God." Their three sons are very bright. One of them played hymns on the keyboard for all the meetings. Joshua and Helen used to be missionaries in Kenya. This Fall a new missionary family, Timothy and Prayer Shin, from ChongRo UBF, will hopefully join them in co-working for student ministry in Victoria.
Missionary Isaac Kim spent time counseling the missionaries on many practical matters. I am grateful for his diligent stewardship and heart for the missionaries on the West Coast of North America. After prayer and lunch, people returned home. I was invited to visit the University of Washington at Seattle campus with some of the missionaries. There are 50,000 students at the campus. After praying at the campus, we had dinner at a local restaurant.
I thank God for this wonderful time of fellowship in the word of God and prayer with his servants in the Pacific NW. I also thank God for sending these precious families like kernels of wheat at the campuses in those cities. I was glad to see their loving fellowship. Especially, Msn. Abraham Song has servantship among them. He encouraged them to have the power and victory of faith, he led them in united prayer for the African conferences and for one another, including prayer for Philip and Hannah Won's family and their new life in Knoxville, TN, and for Dr. Joe and Sarah-Theresa Ahn's family who just moved to Portland. He especially wants to study with all the coworkers in the Pacific NW about how to conduct effective house church ministry practically.
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Using PHPLint with external code references and libraries
I'm using PHPLint to catch potential errors with my code-- not just syntax errors, but type checking and the other features PHPLint provides. My code uses CodeIgniter and ExpressionEngine code, which aren't marked up for PHPLint. So, PHPLint doesn't know anything about the external code and has a lot of complaints.
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Because PATH_THIRD is defined in one of these other libraries. So, how do you deal with constants, variables, classes and functions from external libraries when using PHPLint? Or, is there a better solution than PHPLint for this type of static code analysis?
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In our bestselling Dramatic Dozen bouquet, beautiful large-headed roses are interspersed with pretty gypsophila to create a very romantic Valentine's gift. Your sweetheart is sure to know just how you feel when their stunning bouquet arrives.Featuring red Freedom roses with white gypsophila hand-tied with salal and finished with Valentine's gift wrap and ribbon.
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Wish I hadn't bothered
By romantic hubbie
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Ordered these flowers for my wife on Valentine's day, and not only I, but more importantly, my wife, were extremely disappointed.The flowers looked pathetic, and cheap, very poor value for money, I felt I had paid for the vase, not the flowers, which did not last, and I will not bother ordering from you again.
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By Hurleyg
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I was diappointed by the recent delivery from Interflora. I have ordered the same bouquet in the past but this Valentines Day (2014) was extremely poor. First, the "dramatic" dozen was made slightly less dramatic by being delivered in a battered bag and with a handwritten note (more on that later). In addition, the bouquet was supposed to be finished with bunches of Gypsophila. It was finished with only one, which makes it difficult to call it finished. On the subject of the note, I love the English language. However, this hand-scrawled card, with the inclusion of a helpful arrow to point the reader to the back of the card as the writer had obviously run out of space, was a direct attack on the English language. There was no pacing, a lack of punctuation and a complete disregard of the structure I had set out online. Overall, I was extremely disappointed with the result from Interflora. I will not be using this service again.
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By DP1066
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Although delivered late on the day, after 6 pm, the roses were of stunning quality and lasted almost two weeks, which was longer than I expected.
Bottom Line Recommend to a friend? YES
A stunning bouquet
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I was amazed at the prompt service that was rendered also upon arrival the bouquet was stunning with a range of vibrant colours it gave the impression that a lot of effort had gone into it and was a heartfelt gift I would definitely recommend this service it definitely is worth the money spent. I have already told one or two friends about interflora already and willing continue to do so for as long as they continue delivering such brilliant service
Excellent service beautiful bouquet
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Did exactly as promised, not an easy delivery to a work place, but carried out as discussed.
Excellent quality Roses
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Excellent quality and delivery
By Dezza
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Excellent and beautiful product. First class service.
beautiful valantine flowers
By singnellie
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Beautiful deep red roses.lasted for a week .beautifully wrapped and well presented.
Three days and dead!
By YorkTeacher
from York
Although girlfriend very happy with surprise, it was clear the flowers were not as fresh as they could have been: several black spots and looking decidedly sickly. All dead within three days!Absolute waste of money; clearly overpriced for something with such a short lifespan.
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By Doug Morey
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Roses for my wife, deliverd on Thursday 13th February to be on the safe side. The bouquet looked OKish when received although a little tired - but quickly showed signs of wilting. By Saturday it was clar the blooms were not going to open and by Sunday they were dead. Unusual for Interflora as the quality of flowers is usually very good. Possibly an over chilled batch or just too many orders at this time? Fortunately, the glow of pleasure my wife felt from the sentiment of the gift lasted much longer than the flowers! Will learn from this and buy fresh locally next time. DM
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I felt I wanted to write this review, as often we (the public in general) like to complain when something goes wrong, but often we keep quiet when it goes well.I order 18 roses for my wife on Valentines day. The roses arrived on the day requested and looked wonderful. The were fresh and bright, and my wife was very pleased with them. They lasted well too (about 2 weeks)Great service and lovely flowers, I will use again!
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I ordered 18 red roses on Tues 12th Feb and they were delivered on the morning of Thurs 14th Feb in time for Valentines. I did pay extra for morning delivery but very pleased it all worked out well. Roses were lovely and my wife was very happy.
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By Phil
from Stirling
Extremely good quality roses, beautifully presented and delivered the same day as the order in blizzard conditions. Well done and thank you.
Missing roses!
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I was very disappointed with the roses I ordered for my fiancée for valentines day. Not only was the arrangement untidy, it was also missing 2 roses! Out of the 18 roses I paid for I only received 16. I cannot fault the delivery service but will not be using or recommending you in the near future
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Beautiful flowers delivered on time and in good condition.
Dramatic Eighteen?
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from Rochester
Good quality flowers but disappointing that there were only 16 red roses delivered to my wife on Valentines Day, despite the title of dramatic eighteen !!!!
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The receipent and all her colleafgues were amazed at the quality of the bouquet. I was pleased with the value for money and will certainly use Interflora again.
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I love this dress, the fit is great and very comfortable, it will be great for evening, day or to throw on round the pool, easy to wear anywhere
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Having spent a considerable amount on a valentines delivery for my girlfriend i was initially delighted with the result. On time, well presented, etc. However only 4 days later the roses are dying and for the money spent i am disappointed and would not use this service again.
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Excellent quality flowers - my girlfriend loved the roses. Presentation was brilliant and the service was excellent. Delivery was as scheduled and on time.Would certainly recommend interflora anytime. Thank you so much for helping me put a smile on my girlfriend's face.
Very large and fresh, thank you!
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My wife received a bunch roses today which I ordered from here, she likes the roses very much and told me they are very fresh and very large - compared to roses from some other retailers. This is my first time ordering flowers from here, now my wife is very happy so I want to say thank you! It worth every penny to order flowers from here.
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Delivery was perfect and they did exactly as I requested. I was quite disappointed with what arrived looking nothing like the photo. The arrangement was not even, nor was there anywhere near as many white flowers as shown in the photo. It looked quite scruffy in fact. Not worth the price I am afraid.
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I bought x24 roses for my gorgeous girlfriend and the quality of them were/are amazing - They looked just great and were worth every penny spent! My girlfriend really liked them :))


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New Obama order aims to prepare communities for severe weather
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - In another move to address the impact of climate change, President Barack Obama ordered a bipartisan task force on Friday to help U.S. communities brace for longer heat waves, heavier downpours, more severe wildfires and worse droughts.
Friday's executive order set up a panel of governors, mayors, county officials and tribal leaders to advise the White House on how the federal government can respond to communities hit by the effects of a changing climate.
Federal agencies were also directed to modernize their programs in ways that will support investments that will help cities and towns gird against extreme weather. More than two dozen agencies will form a council on climate preparedness.
Because no federal legislation to curb climate-warming greenhouse gas emissions is likely to get through Congress due to widespread Republican opposition, the president has been using his executive authority as an alternative to new laws.
Friday's White House order builds on a Climate Action Plan unveiled in June, the centerpiece of which was new regulations to be applied to power plants, and comes three days after the anniversary of the landfall of Superstorm Sandy, which caused more than $60 billion in damage along the U.S. Atlantic coast.
Energy Secretary Ernest Moniz on Friday cited the damage caused by Sandy as a "stark reminder of how disruptions to our nation's critical infrastructure have far-reaching economic, health, safety and security impacts."
The task force is to report to the White House within a year on how the government can best "remove barriers, create incentives and otherwise modernize federal programs to encourage investments, practices and partnerships that facilitate increased resilience to climate impacts, including those associated with extreme weather."
No new federal funds were offered to support the task force.
Eight Democratic but no Republican governors are on the bipartisan panel, even though some of the states hardest hit by extreme weather conditions, including New Jersey, Florida, Arizona, New Mexico and Texas, are governed by Republicans.
States like Florida and Texas face acute financial exposure from extreme weather and climate-related events, according to a report this week by Ceres, a coalition of investors, companies and public interest groups that advocates for sustainable business practices.
Extreme weather events in 2012 cost U.S. taxpayers more than $300 apiece, or $100 billion in total, most of it to pay for federal crop, flood, wildfire and disaster relief, Ceres President Mindy Lubber said in a statement.
Daniel Weiss, a climate strategy expert at the Center for American Progress, said the task force should assess future costs to make communities better prepared and less vulnerable to extreme weather.
"This bipartisan group of state and local officials could be persuasive advocates to an otherwise recalcitrant Congress that federal investments in community resilience will reduce spending on disaster recovery," Weiss told Reuters.
The progressive think tank estimates that in fiscal 2011-2013, the U.S. government spent $6 on disaster recovery for every dollar on community preparedness.
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Separately on Friday, the Environmental Protection Agency released its draft climate change adaptation plan and called for public review and comment.
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Sensible, yeah? I mean, why listen to the warnings of 99% of scientists from all over the world? After all, science was invented by the devil to trick people into not believing in Jesus.
Hurricanes, Tornadoes, Typhoons, Earthquakes, etc. etc. Have existed since the recorded history of man. You know the coldest year in American history was back when the country founded. Climate change has always happened. The opposite, climate stasis, has never existed in the history of the planet.
I am old enough to remember all the "experts" in the 60s and 70s stating we were heading into the next ice age. I am old enough to remember the leader of the global warming crew stating the brooklyn bridge would be under water by 2010. If your solution to the problems involves a tax, you are a liar and you are not concerned about the planet. The problem with the world is over population. If you cut the population in half, you get half the energy requirements, and half the carbon pollution, half the oil drilling, coal mining, etc. But no. The solution is to allow people to pollute as much as they want, as long as they pay taxes.
That my friend is a transfer of wealth, and nothing more. And 99% of the scientists in the world do not agree with the theory of man made climate change, or the current climate change/global warming/global cooling crew. It is a very minor number of scientists. Climatology is not the whole of science on the planet. A year ago NASA announced that all of their models were wrong because they underestimated how much heat the earth's atmosphere releases.
Beyond that 2012 and 2013 was the peak of solar flare activity. That is why it changed from global warming to climate change. The earth is going to cool over the next 10 years. Watch it.
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The Crown Princess entertainment was the best thing about our experience. The staterooms were also nice, although pretty much standard. The things that really disappointed were the food and the way dining was set up. We were 'traditional' dining, but seated during an open reservations timeslot... we had another couple at our table for 8...but 4 people at a large empty table is a bit pathetic. The menus were uninspired and the meat often grey and bland. Desserts were hit and miss: the creme brulee was excellent, but the so-called apple crumble reduced us to tears of laughter it was so mis-named. It resembled a cafeteria-style apple dessert made with canned apple pie filling. We did not even eat it.
The specialty restaurant (Crown Grill) was not worth the extra surcharge ($25) We had reservations but still stood and waited 10 minutes to be seated in the virtually empty restaurant. The meat was just ok, and the sides nothing to write home about.
But what really galled me on this ship was how much we were nickel and dimed to death. Every time we turned around there was an added charge... for delivery of a smoothie that was part of our "all soda/smoothie package" for example.
The spa is nice but not the kind of retreat that I would have imagined it should be. And the pressure / sales pitch to buy the products bordered on offensive and uncomfortable. I did not appreciate being told my hair cut was a disaster and needed to be fixed the moment I sat down for a special scalp treatment. Did they not realize that I had had my hair cut just before the trip and would not be happy for their "expert" view - designed to merely sell me their services?
The adult area pool was only open a few days because of the rough weather (its overflow would have swamped the spa).
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It was kind of funny how much importance I put on this game before it started last night. I had it on my calendar and was all set to tune in for Jurgen Klinsmann's debut as coach for the United States Men's National Team (USMNT.) I am not sure what I really expected, though. The USMNT plays friendlies on occasion. They don't mean a whole lot except as pre-season type games for bigger events like tournaments. Hiring Klinsmann has really raised the interest level up a notch, though. It is a commitment to widespread culture change in the program. At the same time, it isn't like he was going to be able to enact much change in the 10 days since he was hired.
Last night's 1-1 tie was more about symbolism. Klinsmann removed the names from the back of the jerseys of the players to show that it is only about representing the United States. It is a pretty universal statement, but it still seems so odd to get lessons in patriotism from a German. [Read more...]


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You need to have an attention-grabbing resume that is easy to read and straight to the point.
Your impression starts the minute the oral board encounters something related to you. One of the key things you can do to be able to make a positive impression is to have a powerful, attention-grabbing resume that is short, easy to read, and straight to the point.
Many of us probably cringe at the thought of having to provide a resume, or update a resume for an upcoming interview or application process. Producing and keeping your resume updated doesn't have to be that difficult or stressful. A properly prepared resume can distinguish you from other candidates as well as showcase the knowledge, skills, and abilities that make you the best fit for the position.
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2. A 12-point font size is suggested for text. I've seen ones that are in nine-point and 10-point font (as well as 18-point font). Twelve-point font size is standard for text -- anything smaller and people are going to strain their eyes, anything larger is going to be obnoxious. Usually the people reviewing your resume are not just fresh out of college. They usually have some experience behind their belts and with experience comes declining eye site. How are you going to keep someone's attention if they have to strain to read your writing?
3. Keep it short, sweet, to the point, and leave plenty of open space to distinguish between things you want to stand out. If you're writing more than two to three lines of text in a row, it is going to read like a paragraph. People reviewing resumes usually don't have time to read novels - they want one to two lines that are separated by open space, maybe accented with bullets or other objects, and pleasing to the eyes. Think about it, if you hand out an updated resume when you walk into the room. If you write paragraphs, there is the tendency they will not see key points (because all the words blend together after a while) and that they will miss things. Even if they had the time to review the one you turned in with your application, they usually don't have more than a minute or two to read it - that is why it is important to be short and sweet, making things stick out and be noticeable.
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Manchester man jailed for best friend's death in fatal 2011 crash
Mathieu's mother, Lynette Shinsato, told Judge Kenneth McHugh how she asked John Mitchell, 25, to be the designated driver on the night of the Oct. 23, 2011 crash, and is struggling with forgiveness after Mitchell tried to trick police into thinking he was not behind the wheel.
"My faith and my belief system have been shaken," Shinsato said. "Will God forgive me for not forgiving the actions of another?"
Mitchell pleaded guilty to negligent homicide, aggravated drunken driving and reckless conduct on Nov. 29 for killing Mathieu and injuring another passenger. Mathieu was pronounced dead at the scene of the crash, after Mitchell's 2006 Honda Civic went off of Old Manchester Road in Derry about 1:50 a.m., struck a tree and rolled over.
Assistant County Attorney Brad Bolton argued for a six- to 12-year sentence, saying the broken promise to Mathieu's mother, and Mitchell's claim of not being the driver warranted a longer-than-average prison term.
"That kind of shows you something - what type of character, what type of man he is," Bolton told McHugh in Rockingham County Superior Court.
Mitchell climbed into the back seat and maintained - even while at the hospital - that someone else drove the vehicle, Bolton said.
Another passenger, Brooke Scott, 20, was injured during the crash.
Anthony Mathieu was one of three brothers who served in the military during the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq. A 2005 graduate of Memorial High School in Manchester, Mathieu enlisted in the Marines and served two tours of duty in Iraq between 2007 and 2008.
He had been out of the service for two years, going to college at Southern New Hampshire University and working at his family business, Capital Auto Auction in Manchester, at the time of the crash, according to his mother.
Mitchell turned to Shinsato in court and apologized for his actions, saying she and Mathieu had been like a second family to him.
"To say I left a brother behind, I can't refute that," he said, "but I loved Anthony, no matter what my poor judgment shows. For the rest of my life, I will love him."
McHugh spoke about the challenges he has faced in crafting sentences for negligent homicide cases during his 35 years on the bench, especially when there was no intent to end someone's life.
He said if he knew that a 50-year sentence would bring Mathieu back, "I would impose that sentence. That would probably be true justice."
McHugh said while a four-year minimum might sound like a light punishment to some, "Mr. Mitchell will be associated with a whole of bad people. It's not a lifestyle he is used to."
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"Porta del Sol" translated to "Doorway to the Sun" is located in the west coast of Puerto Rico. It is the home of the best sea food and beaches of the island. You can spend days exploring the Caribbean waters by snorkeling, tarpon fishing, jet skiing and kayaking. You can enjoy the bird watching, the spectacular sunsets, walking on a dry forest, visiting the bioluminescent bay in Lajas, stopover the Camuy Caverns or simply playing golf.
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The rally is for anyone concerned over the legislative mechanism called Fast Track and the free-trade proposal known as TPP — or who has never heard of it, organizer Mary Alice Shemo said in a press release.
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The Kansas City Council only controls the purse strings for the city police department, and Mayor Sly James and others are looking to change that.
James announced Thursday that he has created a blue ribbon commission to examine seeking voter approval for the change. Currently, the Missouri governor, with the Senate's blessing, appoints a board to oversee the department.
James' announcement comes several months after St. Louis voters approved local control of that police department, which leaves Kansas City as the only one in the country oversaw by the state.
Because of corruption, the state of Missouri took over control of the department in 1937.
James wants to avoid the controversy that St. Louis had when trying to take back control and is taking extra measures to make sure the change necessary.
"We are not interested in a fight. We don't need a petition. We have good smart people in the city who can work together to figure this out," James said.
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Ledwidge Cottage Museum
Ledwidge Cottage Museum : Michelin's recommendations
The cottage displays some of the manuscripts of the poet, Francis Ledwidge (1887-1917), whose work, first published under the patronage of Lord Dunsany, reflects his love of the Meath countryside. This four-roomed semi-detached cottage was his childhood home. It was built under the Labourers' Dwelling Act (1886) and has been restored to its original appearance.
Useful Information
- Address : Janeville IRL - SlaneSlane
- Phone : (041) 982 4544
- E-mail : firstname.lastname@example.com
- Website : http://www.francisledwidge.com
Opening hours :
- [summer : 10am-5pm; rest of year: 10am-3.30pm - closed 16 Dec-27 Jan]


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The Oregon Department of Transportation is pleased to partner with several organizations, agencies and individuals to restore the historic Baggage Depot at the Salem Railroad Station.
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