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Richard 'Bull' Corry, owner of the Bull Pen Steakhouse, and Pat and Jerome McClendon, owners of PJ's Restaurant, said they were excited to learn their restaurants had made it through to the final 16 and hope for continued support in the competition.
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Article: Gentleman, Amelia. "THE FEMALE FACTOR; New Delhi Only Seems Far Away." The New York Times. The New York Times, 15 Jan. 2013. Web. 16 Jan. 2013.
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As shown in recent studies, only 15% of women and girls raped report their rape to the police. Many women and girls say they choose not to because they think it is "shameful", they think the police will not do anything and they think it is to common and typical to be reported. It is especially horrifying that so many attackers are not getting what they deserve because recent studies also show that every year, 69,000 women and girls are raped and 400,000 are victims of other sex crimes. According to these statistics, every year 10,350 rape victims let their attackers go unpunished.
This article has informed me that while we try to tell ourselves that our world is improving, we are completely mistaken. How can we tell ourselves that when women and girls are used as objects, violated emotionally and physically, nearly every day? How can we tell ourselves that when they are too scared to come forward to get their vengeance? This world is far from "improving" and this article is proof of that fact.
Why Is This Newsworthy?
This information is newsworthy for many different reasons. One is the fact that despite the fact that it is 2013, people still use women and girl's bodies as if they are objects, objects without brains or hearts or souls. For another, because of the many flaws of our society, many rapists, despite the fact that their crime was reported, go unpunished, leading women and girls who have been raped to the conclusion that they should not report this to the police because they won't care, it's to "common." Then, there's the fact that the rape victims are ashamed to report this despicable crime, which is completely ridiculous, because the rapists are the ones that deserve to feel shame. Instead, the victims feel it. Why? Because of, again, our society- the media, stereotypes, religion- they feel ashamed that they let that happen to them because having sex (even though they were forced!) with that stranger might make you "a whore" or "unholy." Next, this article is newsworthy because of the astonishing numbers of women and girls raped every year. That number- 69,000- is despicable. Right now, it might just look like a number on a page, but think about 69,000 people lined up- how long that line would be.
Finally, this article is newsworthy because, like I mentioned in the summary, it is evidence of the fact that we are not improving. How can we say we are improving if children get shot at school every year? How can we say we are improving if children in America are obese by the time they are seven while children in Africa are skeletons? How can we say we are improving if young girls like Esme Kenney go out for a jog and never come back?
We need the evidence. We need the faces of the victims to haunt us, because that is what it has come to. We need to feel the pain to actually cause change. And that fact is shameful.
Why Did I Choose This Article?
I chose to write about this article because I have always been fiercely opinionated about women's rights, and the right not to be used seems like a pretty important right to me. I also think we spend too much time boggling over things like J-Lo's dress at the Golden Globes or who is the sexiest man alive. The things we really need to know are right in front of us, but we turn the other direction because we hate the pain. Someone needs to turn us back, why not me? The dog days are over.


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"There's great tradition there. We've had a couple off years but believe me, they'll be back," said Marino, the Hall of Famer who threw for 420 touchdowns and more than 61,000 yards in his Dolphins career. "It's a great franchise and they'll get it turned around."
BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) -- Retired NFL safety Coy Wire says he was part of a small group of Buffalo Bills players who pooled money on a weekly basis and rewarded themselves for hurting opponents during his rookie season in 2002.
Though the Bills were at that time coached by Gregg Williams, Wire insists the "pay-for-play pool" was solely player-driven.
Wire spoke in the wake of an NFL investigation that last week revealed Williams ran a bounty pool of up to $50,000 during his three seasons as the New Orleans Saints defensive coordinator.
Eli Manning restructured his contract with the New York Giants to give the Super Bowl champions more cap room, a person familiar with the decision said.
The person spoke to the AP on condition of anonymity because the team has not officially announced the quarterback's deal.
AUBURN, Ala. (AP) -- Federal authorities are investigating suspended Auburn point guard Varez Ward for alleged point shaving involving in at least two games this season, Yahoo Sports reported.
The report cited anonymous sources and said the FBI began an investigation in late February centering on losses to Alabama on Feb. 7 and Arkansas on Jan. 25.
NCAA officials say they are "very concerned" by the allegations and have been in contact with the school and federal investigators since the issue arose last month.
PHILADELPHIA (AP) -- Gov. Tom Corbett wishes that former Penn State football coach Joe Paterno had done more after telling university officials about child molestation accusations against one of his assistant coaches.
Corbett also said in an interview with WPVI-TV in Philadelphia that he and his fellow Penn State trustees were right to fire Paterno last fall even though the legendary coach met his legal obligation to report the allegation against Jerry Sandusky.
A group of professors seeking reform in college sports wants to explore the possibility of an antitrust exemption, which could allow the NCAA to better regulate spending on coaches' salaries and other costs.
The Coalition On Intercollegiate Athletics met in January, and this week released five policy recommendations made by its steering committee.
All the proposals dealt with finding ways to rein in what many on the committee view as the runaway costs of college sports and the outsized influence sports have on campuses.
DORAL, Fla. (AP) -- Adam Scott tamed a fierce and relentless wind on the TPC Blue Monster at Doral to post a 6-under 66 that gave him a share of the lead with Jason Dufner in the Cadillac Championship.
It was a battle all day for Rory McIlroy in his first event as No. 1 in the world. He twice flirted with the water, had a three-putt bogey and wound up with a 73.
Tiger Woods wasn't much better. He began his round with a tap-in eagle on the par-5 first hole, but had a tough time figuring out the wind and finished with a 72.
RIO GRANDE, Puerto Rico (AP) -- Matt Jones and George McNeill topped the leaderboard at 6-under 66 in strong wind in the PGA Tour's Puerto Rico Open.
Ben Curtis was a stroke back, and Jeff Overton, Todd Hamilton, Kevin Kisner and Daniel Summerhays followed at 68.
PHILADELPHIA (AP) -- Jonathan Papelbon endeared himself to Phillies fans without throwing a meaningful pitch.
The former Boston Red Sox closer had high praise for Philadelphia fans, even though he's only been with the team a few months.
"The difference between Boston and Philadelphia, the Boston fans are a little bit more hysterical when it comes to the game of baseball," Papelbon said in a radio interview with Philadelphia's 94-WIP. "The Philly fans tend to know the game a little better, being in the National League, you know, the way the game is played. I've had a guy take of his prosthetic leg and throw it in the bullpen in Boston."
ISTANBUL (AP) -- Jesse Owens was posthumously made an inaugural member of the IAAF Hall of Fame more than 75 years after he won four gold medals at the 1936 Berlin Olympics and showed up Adolph Hitler's idea of Aryan supremacy.
Owens, Carl Lewis, Jackie Joyner-Kersee and nine others were the first athletes to be honored by the IAAF in the newly created Hall of Fame established to help mark the organization's 100th anniversary on July 17.
Abebe Bikila, Paavo Nurmi, Emil Zatopek, Al Oerter, Adhemar da Silva, Ed Moses, Fanny Blankers-Koen, Betty Cuthbert and Wang Junxia round out the inaugural class.
LONDON (AP) -- A silver cup awarded to Greek runner Spyros Louis after he won the first Olympic marathon in 1896 will be sold at a London auction three months before the Summer Games.
Louis was presented with the cup, a silver medal, an antique vase, an olive branch and a diploma by Greece's King George I for his Athens victory in the 25-mile race -- slightly shorter than the modern marathon.
Auction house Christie's says the engraved 6-inch cup had been in Louis' family for 116 years but will be sold by his grandson April 18.
VERSAILLES, Ky. (AP) -- Zenyatta, the former Horse of the Year who won 19 of 20 races during her stellar career, gave birth for the first time.
A post on her website says Zenyatta had a dark bay colt shortly after 7 p.m. EST at Lane End's Farm in Versailles, Ky., where she lives. The yet unnamed colt weighed 130 pounds and has a white star on his forehead and some white on his feet, the website says.
A photo posted on the site shows Zenyatta and her offspring lying on bedding in her stall.
MENDE, France (AP) -- Lieuwe Westra attacked late in the final climb of the day to win the fifth stage of the Paris-Nice race, while Bradley Wiggins extended his overall lead to 10 seconds over Levi Leipheimer.
INDICATORE, Italy (AP) -- World champion Mark Cavendish won the second stage of the weeklong Tirreno-Adriatico race in a sprint finish, while Australian Matthew Goss retained the overall lead.
INDIAN WELLS, Calif. (AP) -- Robby Ginepri advanced to the second round of the BNP Paribas Open by beating Paoli Lorenzi of Italy 1-6, 6-3, 6-4.
Ginepri was joined later by Sam Querrey, a 7-6 (1), 6-4 winner over fellow American Tim Smyczek. And Ryan Harrison showed why he is considered one of America's rising stars. The 19-year-old from Bradenton, Fla., needed just 58 minutes to rout Flavio Cipolla of Italy 6-1, 6-2.
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Goals and Objectives
Phase 1 Goal:
The goal of the first phase of the cadastral data framework is to develop and test an interorganizational partnership approach to create, manage, and distribute cadastral data for the state of Washington.
Phase 1 Objectives:
A common cadastral data model for the state of Washington will be implemented and will be fully compliant with Federal Geographic Data Committee (FGDC) cadastral data standards.
The cadastral framework will be a feature level database.
Environmental Systems Research Institute (ESRI) Spacial Database Engine (SDE), or a similar product, and Oracle database management software will be utilized for the framework data. This will not be a software requirement for framework partners.
Framework data criteria and specific data requirements will be developed to provide guidelines for cadastral framework data inclusion from partner organizations.
Cadastral data from at least three partner organizations will be accepted and integrated within a test county. The accepted data must meet the framework data criteria and specific data requirements that partner organizations have agreed upon.
Framework data integration will be supported by Washington Department of Natural Resources and at least one designated data expert from each data-providing partner organization.
Washington Department of Natural Resources and data provider organizations in the test county will coordinate with the U. S. Bureau of Land Management and associated contractors to test the development of automation tools for "crosswalking" data to the FGDC cadastral data standards and for data conversion to a standard transfer profile format.
Data maintenance procedures and methods will be researched and evaluated for future phases of the cadastral framework project.
The cadastral framework data and metadata will be made available through the internet NSDI Clearinghouse node in Washington state linked to the Washington Department of Natural Resources World Wide Web server.
Cadastral framework project oversight will come from the Washington Framework Work Group and the Washington Geographic Information Council.
PHASE 1 - September 1, 1997 to August 31, 1998
Project Development Stages and Timelines
Completion Date: February 1998
Completion Date: June 1998
Completion Date: August 1998
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Data Deliverable
Department of Natural Resources (DNR) data to be included:
Legal Area Descriptions
Public Land Survey System (PLSS) grid for state
Other Survey System (used for DNR ownership)
DNR ownership parcels within state
DNR administrative units within state
Corner data within the state
Partner data to be integrated for test county (if data is available):
U.S. Forest Service ALP data for test county
Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Geographic Coordinate Database (GCDB) for test county BLM ownership parcels for test county
Interagency Committee for Outdoor Rec. (IAC) updated state park ownership data for test county
Snohomish County administrative taxing districts, PLSS data, and government lot data
Longview Fibre Ownership
Federal Geographic Data Committee (FGDC) Logical Data Model Entity Use:
All entities from the FGDC data model will be used in the requirements logical modeling.
Initial data integration:
Initial data integration for the test county will be supported by the data providing organizations either through dollars, personnel time, or a combination thereof. Cadastral data transfer profile automation tool development will be tested in cooperation with the Bureau of Land Management and associated contractors.
Data maintenance:
The Department of Natural Resources data updates will be refreshed at least once per month to the Internet framework dataset. Partners that will be contributing data for the test county will provide updates based on data agreements to be drafted. Future phases may address cadastral data transfer profile updates or Internet transactional updates from partner organizations.
Data access:
The cadastral framework data will be available over the Internet to all framework partner organizations. The data will be made available in shape file format and possibly other formats if necessary and feasible. Framework partners will only need an Internet connection and a JAVA enabled browser for data access. Partner data downloading will be tested and evaluated for recommendations to future phases. Future phases may address a more open Internet access environment.
PHASE 1 - September 1, 1997 to August 31, 1998
Pilot County Criteria/Pilot County Selection
Pilot County Selection Criteria:
1. Test county has to have at least three willing data providers from at least two levels of organizations (federal, state, local, private, tribal).
2. Test county does not have overly complex cadastral data.
3. Partner data integration "exercises" the FGDC data model.
4. Test county partnerships must meet phase1 objectives and timelines.
5. Test county assessor data for exempt and taxable lands resides on a geographic information system (GIS) that meets phase 1 accuracy and scale requirements.
6. The test county assessors office must have an interest in participating in the project.
Pilot County Selection:
Snohomish County
PHASE 1 - September 1, 1997 to August 31, 1998
Framework Data Criteria
Commonly needed data (Data is needed by two or more levels of organizations or a majority of one level. Levels include; federal, state, local, tribal, and private.)
Sharable on the Internet (non-proprietary or without distribution restrictions)
Maintainable over long term (financially and data need)
Ability to integrate (vertically and horizontally)
Best available data (within designated accuracy and range of scale)
Contains associated metadata (well documented)
Consistent over a given geographic area (per dataset)
PHASE 1 - September 1, 1997 to August 31, 1998
Specific Data Requirements
--Keep data in original form (metadata)
--Conversion to feet (U.S. survey foot)
2. Geographic coordinate values
--Latitude/Longitude reference (NAD83) decimal degrees
3. Double precision coordinate values
4. Federal Geographic Data Committee (FGDC) coordinate quality code
5. Geographic Coordinate Database (GCDB) identification numbering system
6. 1:24,000 to 1:100,000 scale
7. Resolution at it's given value
8. Accuracy
+ or - 40 feet for PLSS grid
+ or - 200 feet for any given location
9. Year 2000 compliant
PHASE 1 - September 1, 1997 to August 31, 1998
Data Collection Rules
1. If there is an area description and a record boundary description, the area description will be used.
2. Best available data will be collected based on accuracy, scale, and resolution.
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web font not working properly
I have used a free web template:
Demo: http://webdesigneraid.com/html5/site-01/
The big bold fonts on that look great - this is how it looks for me in Firefox 15 when viewing the demo site:
But on my version of the same template, which works 100% fine on my local PC, looks wrong when online:
This screenshot shows what it looks like for me:
For some reason the web fonts are not working, even though they work fine on my local machine, and also on the demo version of the original template.
I wondered if anyone might be able to advise re. where I have gone wrong.
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Looking at the SOURCE of your online version I can see that the CSS references fonts in a folder that I bet you do not have uploaded on your site.
src: url('../fonts/League_Gothic-webfont.eot'); src: local('☺'), url('../fonts/League_Gothic-webfont.woff') format('woff'), url('../League_Gothic-webfont.ttf') format('truetype'), url('../fonts/League_Gothic-webfont.svg#webfont1Lb5Pdit') format('svg');
Also, because these references are relative, the location of your site (e.g. draft/v1) probably has changed this.Don't be yourself. Be someone a little nicer. -Mignon McLaughlin, journalist and author (1913-1983)
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Thanks - I copied the files from the fonts folder to the v1 folder, and that has fixed it.
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With freezing temperatures moving into the area the city of Austin activated shelter plan to help keep the homeless safe from the cold.
The city, while working with the Austin Resource Center for the Homeless, identified two shelters that were opened Monday night.
Everyone who needs a place to stay was asked to come to the ARCH. That shelter, however, only has space for 215 men.
Capital Metro buses were on hand to take the rest of the people to the temporary shelters. Men were taken to one shelter while women and children were taken to another.
Those shelters were equipped with blankets, cots, and other necessities for the night.
On Tuesday morning, those buses will bring people back to Downtown Austin.
"If the weather gets to 35 degrees with precipitation or 32 degrees and dry we activate our shelter operations plan and we have identified many shelters throughout the city," said Candace Wade with Austin Emergency Management.
City officials said more shelters would be opened if there is a need for more space.
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Five of the Best Games to Play Now That Evolve is Delayed
If you're into asymmetrical games like Evolve, Mary gives you five amazing 'All Vs One' games you can play right now.
If you're into asymmetrical games like Evolve, Mary gives you five amazing 'All Vs One' games you can play right now.
"I don't see any reason why a lot of the same things couldn't be applied directly to Counter-Strike."
Valve's digital hub reaches a new simultaneous user milestone.
Riot's free-to-play MOBA leads the way, followed by Dota 2, Hearthstone: Heroes of Warcraft, Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, and World of Warcraft: Mists of Pandaria.
Counter-Strike has turned 15 years old and it is still plenty cool, baby.
Minh "Gooseman" Le, a co-creator of Counter-Strike, discusses how the original game was created and its impact on first-person shooters.
Slain MIT Officer Sean Collier had a lifelong passion for video games and competitive gaming. Best friend Brandon Kelly reflects on their friendship in life, and their love of games.
The ESL's grand finals event in Katowice, Poland drew over one million concurrent viewers for Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, League of Legends, and StarCraft 2.
Minh Le says he tried to fix this with new game Tactical Intervention, but it came up short; it was a "huge mistake" to make the game free-to-play.
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Mets announce tribute to 1986 title team
Shea to host season-long celebration of World Series squad
NEW YORK -- The last time the Mets ruled the baseball universe was 1986 -- the year of countless curtain calls, four brawls, a double-digit division lead by mid-June, Lenny Dykstra's home run, the breathtaking National League Championship Series, Mookie Wilson and Bill Buckner and Jesse Orosco's glove launch.
The 20th anniversary of those memories and others are to be celebrated at Shea Stadium this summer.
The promotions begin May 21, prior to the Mets' Sunday night game against the Yankees, and culminate with a reunion of the team before the Aug. 19 game against the Rockies. The achievements of the Mets' second World Series championship team are to be recognized with special promotional giveaways, in-stadium entertainment and video programming.
All players from the 1986 team, manager Davey Johnson and general manager Frank Cashen are invited to the reunion.
The '86-themed promotional dates also includes the July 23 game against the Astros, the team the Mets defeated in a stunning six-game, best-of-seven playoff series. The other games are against the Orioles on June 16, the Pirates on July 6, and the Phillies on Aug. 4.
"We look forward to welcoming back as many members of the team who can join us for what promises to be another special day in Shea Stadium history," Mets chief operating officer Jeff Wilpon said.
"The 1986 Mets made an indelible mark on the baseball and New York sports scene, capturing the hearts of fans like few other teams in the history of sports," executive vice president Dave Howard said.
Marty Noble 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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A woman searching for the man that rescued her after a dangerous wreck left her wounded and stranded on the side of the road has been reunited with her hero.
Elizabeth Jackson was on her way to work when she lost control of her truck on Longbridge Road in Springfield.
"I went to sit my drink beside me and I felt I was going off the right side of the road a little so I jerked the wheel too hard, lost control and it went off the other side of the ravine," said Jackson.
Jackson was ejected from the truck. Once she gained consciousness, she realized her legs were hurt. Freezing and injured, Jackson feared the worst, but then a Good Samaritan stopped to help.
"A motorcyclist saw me and put his coat on me and he said he was calling for help and I never seen him again. I realized I still have his coat," said Jackson.
Jackson said she hoped to find the man that braved the cold and saved her life.
Immediately after the story aired on WTOC Sunday afternoon, a woman called the station and said the jacket belonged to her husband.
A WTOC news crew was in Springfield as Jackson and the stranger who came to her aid, Aaron Henderson, reunited. Turns out they are neighbors, and Henderson did not ride a motorcycle, the motorcyclist drove to call for help while Henderson stayed by Jackson's side.
"I just stayed there, she needed someone. It's not something any person wants to go through alone." said Henderson.
"He said he was planning on coming here anyway but wanted to wait for me to get better." Jackson said after reuniting with Henderson.
It was a happy ending to a horrible situation. Jackson is doing better and is now home recovering.
Both Jackson and Henderson say it was a night neither will ever forget.
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I suggest that you just rally to the pin, saving your arms for the glorious upper pitches. It's the first couple moves off of the deck that'll get you. But you're right off of the deck, so no worries.
Now that's a diagram! How pumped did you get placing all that? Personally I always go to the pin, but then again I have flawless beta that is mercilessly wired. I can say that it is possible to take a really bad fall from this roof. People barn door off and cartwheel downhill. So by all means do what you got to do. It's your neck!


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Meet the Angels
With simple text written by Léonie and Stratford Caldecott, and beautiful full page illustrations by Thomas More College's artist-in-residence David Clayton, this coloring book is designed to introduce children to the Angels that they hear about in the Bible. Simple Bible stories and traditional prayers show the role the Angels play in our lives as Christians, and encourage an imaginative engagement with Scripture that will keep your child growing in his or her faith.
We meet our Guardian Angel, we see Abraham inviting three Angels to a meal, we share Jacob's vision of Angels ascending and descending on a ladder to heaven, we glimpse the Angel of the Annunciation, the Christmas Angels, and many others. Each double-page spread consists of a text on one side, and beautiful line drawing to color in on the other. By coloring the book, your child will be drawn into these lovely stories and learn the Church's teaching in easy stages.


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I purchased this rug in the navy color and received it in a few days. I am so amazed by the quality of the rug that I almost thought I got the wrong rug. It is so much nicer in person than in the picture. I love the pattern because it is so classic and simple and yet it can be used in more modern or semi modern settings. It works in most spaces even a kitchen. The navy color is a royal navy color which just screams elegance. I would highly recommend it .
I have bought two other rugs from Overstock and was very pleased with them. They have lasted a long time and I never had a problem with shedding. This rug is always shedding and it looks dirty. I got the navy blue rug and the white areas of teh rug look dirty all the time and I've only had it for a few weeks. Would not buy this one. There are plenty of other rugs that are much better than this. Now I am scared to buy a rug from Overstock because of this. I dont recal seeing a review about this rug that it shed so much. I hope I can properly warn somebody.
I really love this rug for the price - good quality, a really nice lighter grey color, and feels good underfoot. Would definitely purchase again.
Ordered this rug in khaki for my bedroom. It looks great! Color is as pictured. Love the design detail--it's chic but contemporary. My rug does not shed as much like some of the other reviews have mentioned. Maybe because it's a lighter color? The only shedding I've noticed is on bottom of my shoes. But there isn't any "spill over" of the beige color onto the khaki color. Easy to vacuum. It is made of two different fabrics. The white lines are somewhat raised and slightly softer than the background color. I am definitely happy with the look, feel and style of this rug!
I spent far too long looking for the perfect "neutral but not too plain" rug for our baby nursery and this was worth the wait. It is nice to sit on and I can imagine playing with her on it. Since our baby is not here yet I can't stay anything about the shedding but we have a dog in the house so shedding is nothing new. The rug did have a weird smell at first but I'm assuming its just from packaging and being a warehouse. It just needs to air out a bit - not a big deal at all. I love this rug.
Great rug. High quality fabric. The pattern is actually slightly raised and softer than the base color which offers a fun variety of textures to see and walk on. Great rug. Highly recommend.
This is a nice rug, it's a little lighter than the picture. The only thing I don't like is the shedding, when you vaccum or walk on this rug with socks there is blue and white lint all over the place.
Great quality and I dont think it will fade over time as my last rug did!
I love this rug. It's very stylish and very good quality. It seems like it is going to last for years. The cream design is actually a little raised above the navy so my dyson has trouble self adjusting to it but that's not the rug's fault ;)
Love the pattern and the quality. looks like a more expensive rug. i am not using a pad and it works well. have it in my dining room.
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Happy Birthday, Minerva McGonagall!
The calendar on author J. K. Rowling's official site has been updated for October 4th to wish Gryffindor Head of House Minerva McGonagall a Happy Birthday! Cheers Professor McGonagall!
Happy Birthday, Hermione Granger!
The calendar on author J. K. Rowling's official site has been updated for the 19th, which has just dawned in the UK, to wish a Happy Birthday to Hermione Granger. Cheers Hermione!
Happy Birthday, Percy Weasley!
Mind your glasses and toasts everyone, for as the calendar on JKRowling.com now reads "'Happy Birthday, Percy Weasley", there is celebrating to be had for August 22. Cheers Percy!
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The calendar on J. K. Rowling's website has been updated to wish the youngest Weasley child, Ginny, a very Happy Birthday! Cheers Ginny!
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Birthday cheers go out to Neville Longbottom today, as the calendar on JKRowling.com has changed with declaration of this celebration. Happy Birthday Neville! Cheers!
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The calendar on JKRowling.com has been updated to wish loyal House Elf Dobby, a Happy Birthday! Whether he be freeeeeeeeeee or possibly riding on Harry's back, may he have a wonderful birthday filled with multi-colored socks! Cheers Dobby!
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The calendar on JKRowling.com has been updated for June 5th to wish Hogwarts student, and apparent budding Death Eater, Draco Malfoy a Happy Birthday. Cheers Draco!
Happy Birthday Fred and George Weasley!
Tis April 1st and as it now says on JKRowling.com it is Fred and George Weasleyâs birthday! A very happy birthday to our favorite joke shop entrepreneur twin wizards! Cheers!
Happy Birthday, Remus Lupin!
The clock strikes midnight in the UK and as the calendar on JKRowling.com says, it is now Remus Lupin's birthday! He may not have a full moon to howl at, but he is sure to have a great night! Happy Birthday Remus!
Happy Birthday, Ron Weasley!
Weasley is our King...especially for March 1st.
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|This recipe might not win any beauty contests, but it will win over your tastebuds. (Photo from Kalyn's Kitchen.)
This dish is one of those ugly-but-delicious recipes that so many people associate with slow cooker meals, and although it may not be overly colorful, this recipe for Slow Cooker Sausage, Greens, and Beans from Kalyn's Kitchen is one of my all-time favorite slow cooker recipes. I start with soaked, dried beans that I cook on the stove (substitute one can of beans if you prefer.) Put the barely cooked beans into the slow cooker with a little bit of cooking water, well-browned sausage, and collard greens, or other greens of your choice. Cook for a few hours on high or a little longer on low and you'll have a delicious meal that only gets better if it's reheated as leftovers!
I hope you enjoy trying this from-scratch slow cooker recipe! Use this link to get the recipe for Slow Cooker Sausage, Greens, and Beans from Kalyn's Kitchen.
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NYT Ombudsman Finds Editors Who Don't Mind Joe Nocera Comparing Tea Party to Terrorists
New York Times's Public Editor (or ombudsman) Arthur Brisbane weighed in on columnist Joe Nocera, who apologized in print last week for having compared Tea Party members to terrorists in a column August 2.
Just four months into his new job as a New York Times Op-Ed columnist, Joe Nocera banged out a blistering screed against Tea Party Republicans who "have waged jihad on the American people."
These "terrorists" were willing to sacrifice the nation's creditworthiness to achieve deep spending cuts -- a goal they believed was "worth blowing up the country for," he wrote in his Aug. 2 column. He concluded the piece by saying that, for now, "the Tea Party Republicans can put aside their suicide vests. But rest assured: They'll have them on again soon enough."
There was a backlash in "a wave of angry reader e-mails."
And then something really unusual happened: He apologized.
"I was a hypocrite, the critics said, for using such language when on other occasions I've called for a more civil politics," he wrote in his column four days later. "In the cool light of day, I agree with them. I apologize."
Brisbane posed the question: Did Nocera really go too far? He found a Times opinion editor and a former L.A. Times editor-in-chief to say no.
Andrew Rosenthal, the editorial page editor, didn't think so. Neither did quite a few others with whom I spoke.
John Carroll, former editor of The Los Angeles Times, said he enjoyed the first column because "I frankly think the Tea Party people have much to answer for in this case. I wasn't offended by the rhetoric. I rather liked the concluding line about the suicide vest."
This part was revealing:
He decided "you can't call for civility and then call people terrorists," and so he drew the line there. Perhaps not surprisingly, 90 percent of the response to his apology column, he said, was: "Why did you apologize? They are terrorists."
Brisbane found the whole experience "elevating" for the newspaper;
By drawing the line where he did, and by taking the extraordinary step of apologizing, Mr. Nocera made a defining decision to elevate his writing in the future. In so doing, he elevates The Times as well.
Brisbane did not mention that Nocera is far from the only Times columnist to liken Tea Party supporters or conservative congressmen to terrorists. On July 24, columnist Nicholas Kristof, speaking of the Tea Party, declared, "Well, wake up to the national security threat. Only it's not coming from abroad, but from our own domestic extremists." Kristof insisted the biggest threat to America "comes from budget machinations, and budget maniacs, at home." On July 4th, columnist David Brooks, proclaimed the Tea Party has "no sense of moral decency." On July 27, columnist Thomas Friedman referred to the group of conservatives as the "Hezbollah faction" of the GOP.
Brisbane also avoided pondering what it said about his paper that so many of its loyal readers think Tea Party members are terrorists, saying only "The appetite for red meat is strong among some Times readers."
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All this awful talk so soon after the Tucson massacre.
Submitted by Red Jeep on Tue, 08/16/2011 - 10:44am.
Wonder what one massacre victim, Rep Gabrielle Giffords and her gal pal Debbie Whatshername Schlitz think of this type of hate talk/writing?
Is the NYTs fomenting violence toward the TEA Party? do they want another Tucson? Do they want another left wing loon to strike again?
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"jihad"? a danger?
Submitted by Rackie on Tue, 08/16/2011 - 12:08pm.
The Muslim apologists in the MSM always told us that a "jihad" was an just an "internal, individual, spiritual struggle toward self-improvement, moral cleansing and intellectual effort". So what's the big deal.
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Tea Party Republicans who "have waged jihad on the American people."
These "terrorists" were willing to sacrifice the nation's creditworthiness to achieve deep spending cuts -- a goal they believed was "worth blowing up the country for
If Nocera had been truthful, he would have said that the "left wing of the Democrat Party, including pResident Obama have waged jihad on the American people. These terrorists were willing to sacrifice the nation's creditworthiness in order to keep buying votes from the non-taxpaying parasites who benefit at the expense of those who work for a living and/or took risks to invest in a business. They believed that the goal of turning the United States into just another failed workers' paradise was and still is worth blowing up the country for."
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Submitted by bagtree on Thu, 03/29/2012 - 5:40am.
The Muslim apologists in the MSM always told us that a "jihad" was an just an "internal, individual, spiritual struggle toward self-improvement, moral cleansing and intellectual effort". So what's the big deal.
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After the tragic death of Piermario Morosini during Livorno's match against Pescara on Saturday, all matches in Italy last weekend were postponed. That meant that there were ten games to fit somewhere into an already busy schedule, so there was some question as to when they'd actually end up being played.
It turns out that the suspended matches will be played on April 24th and 25th, which are the Tuesday and Wednesday after this weekend's round of fixtures. The games to be made up include AC Milan hosting Genoa and Cesena vs. Juventus. The exact schedule is unconfirmed, but will probably be based around next weekend's fixtures, with the teams playing on Saturday or early on Sunday slotted in for Tuesday (the most obvious candidate being Udinese vs. Inter Milan) and the rest on Wednesday.
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Malcolm Smith possesses a humility that belies his skill. The MVP trophy he earned Sunday while helping the Seattle Seahawks to an overwhelming win in Super Bowl XLVIII emphasizes it. Smith turned a Peyton Manning pass into a 69-yard interception return for a touchdown, and recovered a fumble by wide receiver Demaryius Thomas, but he seemed more satisfied with Seattle's 43-8 victory over the Denver Broncos than with his own just rewards. "It's not me, it's the whole defense," Smith said of a unit that ranked No. 1 in the NFL this season. "I just represent them. We just have a great group of guys. I was just here and played my role." What a role, being in the right place at the right time, exactly as Smith was two weeks earlier in the NFC Championship Game win over the San Francisco 49ers. Sherman made a spectacular tip of a pass by 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick intended for wide receiver Michael Crabtree, but it was Smith who grabbed the pass and made the interception that ended the 49ers' chances. However, after Sherman's postgame rant against Crabtree, not many people realized who came down with the ball. That mattered less to Smith than being named the MVP this time. He was a seventh-round pick, No. 242 overall in 2011, out of USC, not even invited to the pre-draft combine, so there's not a scintilla of arrogance in the young man. Six years earlier, in Super Bowl XLII, Smith's older brother, Steve, who also played at USC -- and also for Pete Carroll, who then coached the Trojans and now coaches Seattle -- caught five passes to help the New York Giants upset the New England Patriots 17-14. On Sunday, it was Malcolm Smith's turn. The Seahawks, leading almost from the final notes of Renee Fleming's beautiful rendition of the national anthem, were in front 15-0 when Manning and the Broncos began a drive from their own 16-yard line with 11:54 to play in the second quarter. After 16 plays, the Broncos were down to the Seattle 35. "Manning was working back," Smith said. "Somebody (Cliff Avril) got a hand on the quarterback, and the ball came out high as he threw." And then Smith got two hands on the ball, taking it back for the longest interception return in a Super Bowl since Tracy Porter went 74 yards with a Manning pick in XLIV. The score was 22-0. For all intents, it could have been 100-0. It was over. And really the only question was who would be named MVP. "I was just happy to be on the field," Smith said. "When asked if it was a thrill to win the award, he responded, "It's a thrill for me to be part of a Super Bowl champion. We feel we play with a level of intensity other teams can't match. Coming into the game, (the Broncos) hadn't had to deal with anyone like us." Smith has achalasia, a rare disorder of the esophagus that affects its ability to move food toward the stomach. It started to affect him around the time of the 2009 Rose Bowl, where he began losing a few pounds of body weight each week because food would get stuck in his esophagus. The condition was a problem as Smith tried to keep his weight up to 230. Smith underwent a surgical procedure called a Heller myotomy that helped somewhat, but he still has dietary restrictions that force him to eat very slowly. The ailment surely caused pro teams to shy away from him before the draft, but he found a home in Seattle under Carroll, who persistently recruited Smith out of Taft High School in Woodland Hills, Calif., to USC. Said Smith, already wearing a "Super Bowl Champion" sweatshirt as he sat behind a postgame microphone, "Peyton Manning is a great quarterback. He gets the ball out fast, but he's never seen speed like we have on defense." A defense that includes Malcolm Smith, of course. "I'm fortunate to be around great coaches," Smith said. "When Coach Carroll came out to recruit me, he said, 'Why can't we be the ones to make history?'" He made it. "I'm a competitor," Smith said, "for life." Now he's something more: MVP of Super Bowl XLVIII.
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The East African Law Society has cautioned regional leaders against moving the trials of the Ocampo Four from The Hague.
In a statement issued at its head office in Arusha on Wednesday, the regional bar association said the East African court had neither the capacity nor the expertise or jurisdiction to handle the cases.
The East African Legislative Assembly recently requested the transfer of proceedings from the International Criminal Court to the East African Court of Justice.
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The four face charges of having the greatest responsibility for the violence that broke out after the 2007 presidential election.
The statement added: "Neither does the Rome Statute provide an avenue for states or inter-governmental organisations to request relocation of cases after the confirmation of charges."
The society's communication officer, Mr Daniel Birungi, said if the East African Community partner states insisted on relocating the cases to the regional court, "they must ensure a total review and restructuring of the court".
The four Kenyans are Deputy Prime Minister Uhuru Kenyatta, Head of Civil Service Francis Muthaura, Eldoret North MP William Ruto and radio presenter Joshua arap Sang.
During its recent sessions in Nairobi, Eala urged the EAC Council of Ministers to request the transfer of the cases. (READ: ICC trials can't be transferred, rights activists tell Kibaki)
ICC.supporter wrote:An ICC trial was the biggest threat for a repeat of unrest at the 2013 vote, Kenya's electoral head said last month. There is concern that, if the men stand trial and are blocked from running for office, it may trigger violence.
Past opinion polls have shown strong public support for the ICC cases and many Kenyans feel their own judicial system lacks the will to tackle a culture of impunity, where the powerful are often seen as above the law.
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Michelle knew straight away when she saw the new temp just how much she wanted to fuck her. 19 years old, straight into the office from college, about 5 ft 2 inches high, slim, small beautiful tits, and full sensual lips. Her name was Amanda and she knew hot she was, her short blonde bowl haircut, glossy red lips and nails, strikingly similar to a young Laura Dern. Everyday she wore a perfect fit tight navy blue knee length skirt and short sleeved sky blue blouse immaculately tucked into it. Best of all was her beautiful bronzed bare legs, and she always wore black patent pointy toe stiletto pumps, something that Michelle couldn't get out of her head when she was pleasuring her cunt every night always wearing nothing but her own pair which she often sniffed wishing there were Amanda's pair as she finger fucked herself of the planet. Michelle was 51, same height as Amanda, her long hair still its natural black, a ringer for British actress Caroline Munro, bi-sexual, and interested in exploring new sexual avenues. She had had been reading up on coprophilia in her spare time when she wasn't trying to balance the books, something she rarely did if she could get away with it, and it struck a chord with her, made her heart thump a little faster. Not full blown scat, that sickened her, all those lunatics rolling around in each other's poo "Yuck!" Just the simple sensual idea of masturbating off the smell of another woman's crap. "Wow!" she thought to herself, "wouldn't that be something".
She would often go into a cubicle after another chick had taken a shit, Deanna, the tubby boring slob on accounts, "Icky!" Paula, "Nah, too sweet, it would be just plain weird" After lunch, she noticed Amanda come back from lunch, it was Saturday, they were the only 2 on duty. Amanda had gone for a Chinese.
Straight away Amanda headed for the toilets, Michelle slowly sneaked behind her, Amanda's tight ass swaying in her navy blue skirt, her patent pumps shining bright under the fluorescent lights, clickety clacking on the tiles making Michelle's cunt wetter than a lake.
It was a single cubicle toilet, right beside the disabled room where Michelle had recently burrowed a discreet but functional hole where she could catch some action. Amanda's arms were folded as she walked in; she turned around catching a slightly pensive jittery Michelle behind her, "Oh… em… I'll just use this one" she said nervously, going into the disabled restroom, her heart now thumping in her throat with anticipation, her words slightly stuttered with her ever increasingly erratic breathing. Amanda smiled slightly smugly, "Whatever you say M'am" her twee country Texan drawl nearly making the mature's hairy cunt short circuit, still staring in Michelle's eye as she moved on.
They entered their respective restrooms simultaneously, Michelle immediately falling to her knees to catch Amanda lifting the seat, pulling her tight navy blue skirt up around her hips, still smiling smugly to herself. She dropped her pink panties around her ankles, but instead of sitting on the bowl, hovered over it, gently pulling her ass cheeks apart with her fingertips, her black patent pointy toe stiletto pumps still gleaming in the light, glistening like Michelle's pubes as she now noticed she was playing with herself under her tight navy blue Wranglers jeans, a damp patch seeping through. What she saw and heard next was simply heavenly.
Amanda's bared down on her asshole, breathing in slowly, and an enormous dark brown turd slowly began to slide out of her beautiful tight anus, stretching it as far as it would go, her legs quivering slightly, bending inwards. She gently breathed out, a sigh of a satisfied moan in it, the turd sliding all the way out plopping into the bowl, Michelle now with her jeans around her ankles, one hand furiously masturbating her clit, the other up her tight red t-shirt pleasuring her nipples. It was inevitable what would happen next. "OOOOOHHHHHHHHHHHHHAGGGGHHHHHHHH!!!". It was the ultimate orgasm, from the ultimate fantasy, just how could Amanda not have heard it for goodness sake! Michelle froze. Her heart somewhere behind her throat and lips, pleasure turning beyond shame to shock and fear, seconds seemingly like hours, her cunt juices all-over her fingers, her jeans still around her ankles, the heel from one of her dark brown leather cowboy boots tapping off the wall unconsciously. Yet Amanda did not seem to notice, she wiped her anus twice, first time almost spotless, second time perfect, she bent over to pull up her panties, her asshole direct in Michelle's view, tantalisingly sliding her pink panties back up her smooth lingerie free legs, her long glossy red nails so beautiful and erotic. Flushing, she quickly washed her hands, dried off, opening the door and heading out.
Michelle had gotten away with it! She fell back on her butt, folded her arms and sighed to herself. "That was a close one!" But something was wrong. Amanda's trademark sound of high heels on the tiles didn't ring forth. 20 seconds passed. Nothing. "Where was she?" Amanda mused to herself. She stood up, getting herself together, pulling her jeans and panties back up, calming her twitching foot, she did her best to clean the sexual mess, "It will do, if I sneak discreetly back behind my desk" Unlatching the door and walking out, she was still looking at her crotch, when she felt a forceful hand painfully tugging her ponytail and dragging her back into the disabled restroom. It was Amanda. "You dirty nasty old cunt… What the fuck do you fucking think you are doing?!" Her rural Texan manners seemingly gone, her eyes filled with rage. "I could easily sue you for sexual harassment, hell, worse!" Michelle's worst nightmares were flashing before her, a sickness appeared from nowhere in the pit of her stomach, gripped by fear and self loathing. Amanda's tone changed immediately. She gave one of those deep sensual erotic smiles that Michelle would often think about when she masturbating, no teeth, just lips alone with an intense stare. "Maybe since you got you kicks out of me M'am, there's something I could do to return the compliment…", giggling to herself remembering the hold she had over boys and girls alike in her sorority days.
Michelle was of course at the teen's mercy. "Anything you say" she whispered, head still bent back slightly, her ponytail still in Amanda's clenched fist. "You can latch that door again for a start", she said, slowly letting Michelle's hair slide from her gently loosening grip, holding it up to her nose as it gradually work itself free. Michelle obeyed, what else could she do? "Now, turn around, that's it, you're a good gal, ain't you?" "Um… yes" "Come towards me, let's see what we can do to put this right" The phones had rang about 5 times since, but neither were too concerned right now for varying reasons. "So, what do you want Amanda?" Amanda put her right hand on Michelle's back, then slid one finger up her spinal cord, making a full hand again when it reached her neck, and stroked it. "I've always been turned on by women, older women especially". Stalemate. "M'am" she said, that evil smile appearing again, looking down slightly in false humility,. "may I kiss you on the lips?"
As if Michelle would say no. Moments went by in a flash. Before she knew it, she was lying face down on the floor, her buns up in the air, jeans back around her ankles again as Amanda was rimming her anus, kissing it, stroking with the beautiful gentle soft warm feminine fingers of her right hand, sliding them in and out, one of her stiletto pumps off, pressed up to Michelle's nose and mouth with her left hand, the mature almost hyperventilating with ecstasy. "I really need to come in on Saturdays more often" Michelle mused to herself, though the though was one of a billion rampaging through her head, fighting for top billing with the sexual energy that surged through her like lightning. "What a bizarre day this has been…"


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Captain Adam Lee of the Pascoag Fire Department will appeal his termination at a meeting of the fire department tonight. Back in March, Lee was accused of exposing himself to a female volunteer firefighter and her fiance. He also faces on-going litigation in which he is accused of sexually harassing a female co-worker.
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|Peine satisfies her curiosity in America
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"When you're in Germany or in Europe, you just want to see what it's like on the other side of the world," she said. "You hear a lot about the news and hear from friends who have been here and you just want to see how it is and learn more English."
"I prefer the people in America; they're all friendly. That's probably because this town is a bit small, so everybody is nice and you see people you know from school, so that's cool," she said. "I really like it here; it's similar kind of. Things are bigger here, like the streets, malls and everything, houses too. The landscape in Germany is a bit like Delphos, just bigger. I'm living in town so it's like living in Delphos. I have a lot of neighbors and stuff."
Peine has been enjoying American food and discovering new restaurants.
"My favorites are B-Dubs and Taco Bell because its the restaurants we don't have in Germany," she said. "Also Fazoli's, all of the places we've been."
During her months here in the U.S., Peine is attending St. John's High School as a sophomore.
"School was kind of hard on the first day because in Germany you have your own classroom and here you move from classroom to classroom," she said. "It's okay now. I like it. I played volleyball at home. I went to practice here one time to see how it is but it was after school and I didn't have much time for that. I've been singing in the youth choir sometimes in church."
When it comes to her future, Peine looks to family members for her chosen career.
"I think I want to go to college for medicine, probably," she said. "I wanted to do it when I was little because my grandma did it and my uncle did it."
When she's not in school, Peine has been keeping busy with her friends and host family, Ray and Angie Bonifas and their children.
"When I first came here, we had four weeks of holidays" she said. "We went to Tennessee twice, one time with my family here and one time with Julie's family and the other German girls. It was fun. We went to the lake in Michigan one time."
All six of the cultural exchange students participate in planned trips with their host families to Cedar Point and Chicago.
"I didn't think I'd do a handstand on the Sky Deck in Chicago," Peine said. "You make a handstand and see all the streets below."
"I will miss the people I've met and of course my host family because they're really nice," she said. "Also, just living here. I would like to come back."
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OK, I have another question for you brilliant folks!! I have pretty much completed the installation of the fasthitch on my '55 Cub. I had purchased a substitute drawbar since I had read that this allows the use of the belly mounted scraper blade to be used with the fasthitch. However, as I posted previously, I found that the Pull Bar was in the way. In the photos I have seen, the drawbar is below the Pull Bar, as in TM's photo (and thanks to them!)here:
Also, note that the depth adjustment lever, is attached at its lowest point on the Lever Arm Links. It seems this would increase the chances of the Pull Bar hitting the Drawbar, as mine does. What am I doing wrong? My installation of the fasthitch looks correct to me, but I must be missing something. Since I am working alone, I am unable to hold the Substitute Dawbar up to demonstrate, and take a photo at the same time. But here are some photos of the installation so far.
Please let me know if you see something wrong. I'll be gone for a week, but will be reading the operations info for the fasthitch so when I get back, I'll be ready to go.


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Captain America, played by actor Chris Evans, teamed up with Scarlett Johansson's Black Widow to battle the bad guys in Washington, DC. Samuel L. Jackson will reprise his role as Nick Fury, alongside Cobie Smulders, Emily VanCamp and Robert Redford, among others.
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- There goes the neighborhood. [Peerless]
- Mapping the deck chairs on the USS Metropolitan. [Blueshirt Banter]
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- Like Brigadoon, the mythical NHL power forward only appears every
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The school year is winding down, but Mary Frances Young and her students continue to work hard.
"We're covering common core standards and we are learning amazing stuff this year," she says.
Before she came to Chukker Creek, Mrs. Young taught art for 20 years.
She tells us, "I adore children. And I love art. And I love watching them grown and learn."
And they've changed a lot since they started in here way back in August.
"I see growth every moment of the day. From the time they come in the morning until they leave in the afternoon. They grow and learn and it's very exciting," she says.
Way to go Mary Frances Young. An outstanding teacher who credits an outstanding team at Chukker Creek.
She says, "We have an amazing support staff. I love my coworkers, and the staff here is just amazing. They inspire me as well as the students."


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Tax service companies are warning your tax refunds will be delayed this year. You can usually file on January 22, but that date has been pushed back to January 30.
"People plan on getting their tax return and year after year it comes in about the same time," said Dale Matheney with Liberty Tax Service. "This year it has been pushed back by eight or nine days."
Matheney says it is all a side effect of the last minute tax changes made during the fiscal cliff debate.
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Tax companies are getting creative to try and tide you over this tax season. Liberty Tax is offering $50 cash to customers.
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Area students reached out to hundreds in need Tuesday helping build a healthier community. WTA&MU nursing students worked for months to put up a health fair Tuesday for people in our area without shelter.
WT Nursing Student Miranda Thompson says, "Some things that we thought maybe we need on a daily basis, that's not really some of the needs that they needed." 59 year old David Turner is from the area and currently without a home. He took part in the event. Turner says, "They've given us all kinds of personal hygiene items, you know, toothpaste, toothbrushes, socks... It's mine I won't have to borrow them now."
Turner has been staying at the Salvation Army for the past month and a half. He says he can't apply for jobs at the moment because he has brain damage from a motorcycle accident.
It's people like Turner students want to help. More than 30 students went to different businesses and churches asking for donations. WT Nursing Student Cody Bunch says, "Nursing is not only about taking care of patients in hospitals, it's about reaching out to people in the community. Working together to make a healthier community. "
WT Nursing Student Kah Adeck says, "I'm not from this country, I'm from Africa. So, I kind of understand how it is not to have, you know, essential things. Just minor things, and I think this was a very good opportunity for our population class to have this to make us more aware of what people are going through."
Each student donated a pair of socks. They gave out first-aid kits and warm winter clothing. Students also offered health screenings. They raised more than $2,000 to be able to help people like Turner.
Turner says, "It saves me buying them. Things are so high I can't, can't afford them." He says he appreciates the community's efforts. "It's joyous to me I'm serious. I can't believe the freedom that they have, I mean, to help us. I don't know. It's just great. "
Adeck says, "It's amazing to see just how many people don't have homes, and it's a good opportunity to share that moment with them and help them in the little way we can."
Nursing students say their mission is to develop an intervention plan to help build a healthier community and prevent illness.
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After a week and a half of assorted holiday madness, I finally left my parents' stately Long Island manse on Dec. 30 and returned to New Jersey.
And, no, I wasn't empty-handed.
Mama mia's care package included one zip-lock bag filled with chicken; another filled with leftover baccala salad (cod, black olives and vinegar peppers); and two heads of romaine lettuce.
"In case you want to make a salad," she said of the romaine, since — as I'm sure you know — they don't sell lettuce in New Jersey.
So … is that it?
Just as I was about to waddle out her front door, she called out, "Do you want a loaf of Italian bread? In case you decide to go off your diet?"
Uh …
"No thanks," I replied. "I'm fine. Love you. 'Bye."
I'm guessing that half of the United States went on a diet last week. But I started mine during the summer.
In fact — I can hardly believe I'm writing this — I've been off wheat for a whopping seven months now, chugging along on the same "Wheat Belly" diet that I wrote a feature story about in The Record a couple of weeks ago.
Italian boy gives up pasta. And pizza. And bread.
Hard to believe, isn't it?
Even harder to believe: The person who turned me on to the diet was my brother Don.
Neither of us had ever been on a diet before. And neither of us had to lose more than 10 pounds. But we were having other problems. Namely: We had wheat bellies, also known as beer guts, and all the bloat and gastrointestinal problems that go along with them.
After two weeks on the diet — which, wheat aside, allows me to eat anything I want — my belly shrank to nothing and I felt great. Not that anyone believed me.
"How can you give up pasta and feel great?" one friend asked. "I'd go wacky."
I shook my head. "I was afraid of that," I replied. "But it really hasn't been that difficult. And, to be honest with you, I can't remember the last time I felt this clear-headed and energetic."
There were other side effects, as well. Three months after I began the diet, the physician's assistant at my doctor's office called to congratulate me on significantly reducing my bad cholesterol and raising my good cholesterol.
"The doctor's very pleased!" she gushed. She then attributed the turnaround to a statin drug the doctor prescribed for me five months earlier.
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Lynn would like to let every one know that Martin has lodged an appeal against his sentence, even though he 3 years he will serve isnt enough. So would every one to leave a clean comment so she can take this to the high court with her to appeal against him.Thanks
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