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J. Lee Lehman, PhD, Botany, Rutgers University. Dr. Lehman was the 1995 recipient of the Marc Edmond Jones Award and received the Regulus Award for Education in 2008. She is the author of several books on astrology, including, The Ultimate Asteroid Book, Essential Dignities, The Book of Rulerships, Classical Astrology for Modern Living, and The Martial Art of Horary Astrology. Dr. Lehman also translated from the French of Papus' Astrology for Initiates.
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So the debate has been held over and over again in my shop and I cannot find a reference to help me. We have all heard that if you have, win, or acquire to much money, you can seperate from the military. Whilst the reasoning seems sane, my question is, is it anywhere in writing?? What is the amount? How do I find the answer to this question??!!
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I know if you get into too much debt you can be separated, but have never heard too much wealth. John F. Kennedy was a very wealthy man when he became a Naval Officer. Is this you can separate or you will be separated?
it's not really any where in writing. but we are talking Millions of dollars to have a remote chance.
it falls under the Convenience of the Military catch all clause. it may also be possible if say your father owns a business and becomes incapacitated and there is no one else who can step up and run things.
There can be no freedom without sacrifice
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Democracy will survive until the government figures out it can bribe the people with their own money.
I know someone who got out under it. she recieved a HUGE settlement in a lawsuit. (like 30 million-its a sad story, really, as to where the money came from) and the Navy let her go.
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My Columbus dentist was let out early when his father died suddenly, so he could take over the practice. Another sad story.
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It is considered a conflict of interest. If someone suddenly comes into a lot of money they have many personal items to attend to, and they can't dedicate themselves to their affairs and their duties. Also, other soldiers become resentful of their status. The Beneficiary themselves no longer have the time or the heart to be a full time soldier. The military allows them to get out of the military, but they aren't forced out. It is the same with family hardship cases. A soldier has to be able to focus on their job 100%.
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City tries to put a value on 'public benefits'
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on Sep 12, 2013 at 3:54 am
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Would this planned community provide sufficient parking for all employees and other occupants? If not, turn it down. California Avenue has a deficit of parking. Would this PC include enough housing to offset any additional housing requirements by ABAG? If not, turn it down. Would this include BMR housing? If not, turn it down. These are the only public benefits that count.
on Sep 12, 2013 at 8:50 am
The economic analysis to calculate a monetary benefit to the City for approving the Stanford Med Center project made sense in that case. It was a project with regional significance,public benefit
including a necessary seismic upgrade which had to be approved at some level. So to calculate an offset monetary benefit to Palo Alto which would absorb the impacts was an appropriate response.
This type of economic analsis is not appropriate for other developer projects seeking PC status.These are discretionary for profit projects which have no broad public benefit and which have permanent impacts on the City streetscapes, character and quality of life which cannot be offset. That is the essence and purpose of zoning and land use planning.
Selling off the City to developers in a huge escalation of development is not good public policy, is actually wreckless, anti-environment, anti-planning and is completely destroying the qualities and sustainabilty of our City and causing more deficits
in housing,parking and more traffic gridlock. Our City is completely
off-track with no vision of the future outcome of these policies.
Quantifying the developer economic benefit as a basis and rationale for granting PC's should not make us comfortable with this outcome.
on Sep 12, 2013 at 9:13 am
With Ken Hayes and Jim Baer fronting this project, it will go through as designed, and nobody at city hall will ever follow up on its "public benefits."


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SRVUSD PTAs stump for Our Children Our Future initiative
Original post made on Mar 13, 2012
Read the full story here Web Link posted Tuesday, March 13, 2012, 2:25 PM
on Mar 13, 2012 at 10:34 pm
To those that push for additional taxes on millionaires I submit this excerpt from an editorial in the Wall St Journal today:
"From the mid-1980s to 2005, California's population grew by 10 million, while Medicaid recipients soared by seven million; tax filers paying income taxes rose by just 150,000; and the prison population swelled by 115,000."
Do you think additional taxes improve this situation or do more millionaires flee Kalifornia?
Will Sacramento ever get it?
on Mar 14, 2012 at 6:56 am
From the article:
"...raising income tax rates on a sliding scale from .04 percent for some families to 2.2 percent for multimillionaires."
Where does the scale start? Where precisely does it stop??
What multimillionaires - those who have multi-millions, or those who earn them per year based on IRS rules? Very sloppy reporting.
WHY DOES THE SCHOOL SYSTEM NEED MORE MONEY?!?!? They're lousy at using the millions upon millions they've gotten and are getting.
We are losing our tax base because of schemes like this one. If you don't think your wealthier neighbors will depart for pastures that appreciate their 'green,' you're not thinking.
on Mar 14, 2012 at 3:38 pm
More redistribution of other people's money.
When the hidden costs of the Obama health plan hit, those "fees" in addition to the multitude of add-on taxes being proposed, the American Dream will pretty much be a quaint memory.
No more working, saving, buying; the new america will be one of taking, squandering, and giving away.


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LOS ANGELES -- The Dodgers are expected to place Nomar Garciaparra on the disabled list Saturday and recall third baseman Blake DeWitt to replace him.
Garciaparra suffered a strained left calf muscle when he made a quick movement going for Scott Podsednik's double inside third base in the ninth inning of the Dodgers' 8-7 win over the Rockies on Friday. Garciaparra had returned only nine days earlier from a broken hand.
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Governor's Councilor and state Senate candidate Mary-Ellen Manning fielded a broad range of questions in a live chat with Salem Patch readers Thursday on everything from local taxes to the region's biggest challenges, Salem's power plant, illegal immigration, affordable housing and more.
Roger: Would you care to comment on Joan Lovely's insatiable appetite for increasing taxes on Salem residents please?
Mary-Ellen Manning: Roger, thank you for participating in this chat. It is true that there are clear differences between me and my opponents on the issue of taxes. I have pledged to do all that I can to lower the state income tax rate to 5 percent as promised by the State House years ago. My opponent from Peabody voted to override the voter initiative to reduce taxes. Likewise, the Salem City Councillor has voted to increase property taxes, water and sewer rates, increased parking fines and fees, voted for a special meals tax and approves of an Internet sales tax. Very recently she called for a special session of the Salem City Council and voted in favor of the CPA, which had already been rejected by the voters a few years ago. I trust voters' judgment. In these difficult economic times, it is wrong to increase taxes.
Biggest challenges for North Shore
Stan: What, in your opinion, are the biggest challenges the North Shore is facing at the moment? How do you propose we fix them?
Mary-Ellen Manning: Thanks Stan. The biggest problems are jobs, the economy, taxes and waste. I propose we attack the waste in the budget, such as duplication of services. The half billion dollar Department of Correction comes to mind. Post-release services are duplicated by the DOC, the Sheriff's Departments, the trial court and parole. We need to attack this overspending and use these savings to address our essential services and decrease taxes. Decreasing taxes and providing small business incentives will boost the economy and give us the jobs we desperately need.
J. Curley: Thanks for being here, Mary-Ellen. Could you share your thoughts on the development of the Salem power plant property as well as the possible wind farm on historic Winter Island?
Mary-Ellen Manning: Thank you J. It is so important for Salem to do what is best for Salem, with an eye toward what is best for the region. We need to work together to make sure that what each of our municipalities does works well with the goals of the region. I think that's one of the roles of the State Senator --having the region pull together. It is so important that the State Senator balance each town's needs against the needs of the district as a whole. State government also try not to override the goals of any city or town. So, while I am a big believer in clean energy, I am most interested in making sure that the residents of Salem are happy with the outcome of very large projects being sited in Salem. It would have been great to have done some economic gardening on the Salem power plant site, to bring in some entrepreneurs, but that was not to be. I am glad that the site is going to be cleaned up. Salem has suffered too long with the pollution from the coal-fired plant.
Affordable housing
Americus Bell: What is your position on low-income housing, especially in areas that have met their "40B?" All politics being local, I suspect you may be called upon to advocate for/influence funding by, well, local gov'ts.
Mary-Ellen Manning: Affordable housing is a value that most communities feel is important. Some communities do more than their fair share, however. In the communities that are interested in building more affordable housing beyond their 40B quota, I'm all for it and would support their efforts. It is important to note that this is one of those areas that regionalization may be in order: the communities of the district should be able to work together to trade 40B obligations so that, as a region, the 40B quota is met. It's important to work together. That's something that I could assist with as a state senator should more legislation be required to make that happen.
Illegal immigration
Michael: Illegal immigration is a growing problem in Salem and Massachusetts and is putting additional stress on the state safety net as well as education systems and job availabilty, have you any thoughts on how this can be addtressed at the state level?
Mary-Ellen Manning: We must hold employers criminally responsible for hiring unauthorized aliens. This odious practice takes jobs away from those here legally, takes advantage of the immigrants, and suppresses wages for everyone in an already depressed economy. We must put a stop to these illegal hiring practices.
Where do you stand?
Fran: Mary-Ellen, where do you find yourself in agreement with your Democratic party? And where is there a lot of daylight between you and that platform?
Mary-Ellen Manning: I believe that our government should provide services to those in need, protect us from criminals, educate our children, treat everyone fairly and equally and pull us together as a society. The programs of the Democratic party are ones that I have benefited from, including public education and my Dad getting to go to college on the G.I. Bill. I think we can provide more direct, value-added services by getting rid of the waste in the budget. I am looking to do more with less, because putting more money in everyone's pockets is better for all of us. I hope that answers your question.
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Direct Ocean Front Condo - "Heaven On The Beach" is our direct ocean front
condo. The condo sleeps 6 - there's a queen bed in the private bedroom,
bunk beds in a "nook" area (the kids love the bunk beds !) and a very comfy
sofabed in the living room.
The kitchen is a fully equipped kitchen with full size stove, refrigerator and
dishwasher. We'be loaded it with dishes, pots and pans - we tried to think
of everything our guests would want.
The living room has a sleeper sofa, as well as a very comfy recliner and a
swivel rocker. Sit in the living room and watch the waves and listen to the surf.
You can also enjoy the view of the ocean from the deck. We have a bistro table
on the deck so you can sit and enjoy the view !
We provide beach chairs and beach umbrellas for our guests to use during their stay.
We also have board games int he condo in case you get a rainy day.
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condo rental amenities
The resort is a 33 acre ocean front resort. We are very family oriented
and it's a gated community, so there's 24 hour security.
Enjoy the lazy river or any one of the 6 outdoor pools. We also have a
kiddie pool and a kiddie water park. There are BBQ grills throughout the
resort for your cooking pleasure ! The resort also has jacuzzies and saunas !
There's an ocean front bar and grill, a sandwich shop and snack bars throughout
the resort.
There are laudry facilities on each floor - only a few doors down from our condo.
activities and attractions in Myrtle Beach South Carolina
Myrtle Beach has a ton of activities and attractions. You can play mini golf, or
regular golf at your choice of courses. The Family Fun Kingdom is an amusement
park that all members of the family will love. There are also water parks in the
area if you want to leave the resort. (although the resort has so many fun
activities, you just might want to stay put !)
Broadway at the Beach and Barefoot Landing offer dining and shopping, as well
as amusements. The strip is full of restaurants, so if you don't cook in, you can have
your pick of hundreds of restaurants.
A week at Myrtle Beach is never enough -- your days and nights will be full of fun
things to do, in addition to enjoying the beach !
vacation rental rates
Winter Rates Available !!!!!
Our rates vary - depending on the time of year. Please emal your requested
week and we will provide you with the rate.
Jane Recchia 908-578-3727
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Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.Learn more in our Security Center
Top things to do in Myrtle Beach
- Ocean and Beach
- Mini Golf & regular golf
- Dining
- Amusement Parks
- Water sports
Top things to do on a budget
- Enjoy being at the resort-no extra charges for the amenities
- Enjoy the pristine beach and ocean-it's free
Jane Recchia , owner


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1:00pm Thursday 15th November 2012 in News
Buy this photo Matilda Pignegui, left, and Laura Peach of Darbys with the office food waste bin
NEARLY 100 businesses in Oxford have signed up to a trial food waste collection service.
The city-wide trial, funded by the not for profit organisation ReMade South East, helps to divert waste away from landfill into renewable energy and fertiliser products.
Oxford City Council is offering the free trial for three months to 88 businesses. They then can choose to transfer to the council's chargeable scheme.
Paul Lowe, operations director at Darby's Solicitors, said: "We are committed to constantly challenging our operational and ancillary activities in order to reduce the firm's impact on the environment.
"Even in an office environment it is easy to generate quite a lot of food waste through teabags, apple cores and the like.
"The trial has helped us find the solution that works for our building and our people, so we can recycle more."
The £55,000 grant was awarded to the city council and Oxfordshire County Council via Oxfordshire Waste Partnership.
Alison Brown, of Fishers Restaurant in St Clement's, said: "We have found the trial very useful and it has improved the way we all think about being green.
"We needed to look at how we managed waste in the kitchen to better effect. We now recycle more and with support from the city council everything is working well."
The food waste is taken to Cassington, near Witney, where it is treated by a process know as anaerobic digestion which involves composting it without oxygen.
This process creates methane gas, which is captured and converted into renewable energy, generating enough electricity to power over 4,000 homes.
City councillor John Tanner, board member for a Cleaner, Greener Oxford, said: "Since the trial started in November last year, the city council has collected 270 tonnes of food waste for re-processing which is fantastic news."
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MORRISON, Ill. -- Convicted killer Nicholas Sheley has been sentenced to life in prison again.
In Whiteside County on Wednesday, a judge tacked on an additional 30-year prison term for home invasion and 15 years for the killing of 93-year-old Russell Reed.
This was the end of the second of Sheley's trials. Last year, he received a similar life term for the killing of a Galesburg man.
He still faces trials for the deaths of four people in Rock Falls, Illinois. That trial is set to begin on June 3.
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Russell Wilson was a late addition to the NFC All-Stars roster at the 2013 Pro Bowl, joining five other participants from the Seahawks.
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The Seattle Seahawks didn't have the most dangerous passing game in the league, but according to one mock could add a big-time pass-catching threat in the first round of the 2013 NFL Draft.
The Seattle Seahawks fell in dramatic fashion to the Atlanta Falcons in the divisional round of the playoffs. We reflect on what may have gone wrong for them.
The Seahawks' spot in the 2013 NFL Draft order has been determined following a heartbreaking loss to the Falcons on Sunday. They will be selecting at No. 25, just ahead of the Packers.
The Sehawks came all the way back from a 27-7 deficit to take the lead late in the 4th quarter, but a Matt Bryant 49-yard-field goal sent the Falcons to the NFC Championship Game.
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Tomorrow is International Peace Day...
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Kids and parents sit outside in the cool breeze and learn about peace through reading, art, and music.
This is also the second year the school has planted a peace garden.
The students create mementos with pictures or a word that means peace to them and place it in the garden.
"The kids here at Grimsrud talk a lot about peace within their classrooms and within the Grimsrud community through being kind and respectful and trustworthy. And they've been talking about that for the last couple of weeks and so I think it's just a reminder for everyone to remember to be kind to one another," says Janet Bassingthwaite, Parent Involvement Coordinator, PTO.
Thirteen languages are spoken at Grimsrud Elementary and signs within the garden have the word peace written on them in that language.
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Despite the inherent strength of brick, a brick veneer wall is not invulnerable during a storm. If the wind blows hard enough, poorly secured brick veneer can literally crumble. And because bricks and mortar are porous, they can transmit moisture to the main wall if that wall has not been properly...
In more than 25 years of consulting with builders on ways to avoid callbacks, Steve Easley has spent his time solving problems related the heat and moisture transfer, because this is where builders — even very good builders who deliver well-appointed homes to the coastal elite — most often get...
Along the coast where wind-blown rain is a regular weather feature, it's no surprise to builders that the exterior of a home must be carefully detailed to manage water. Properly installed housewrap and flashing are the key elements of an effective water-resistive barrier. But rainwater is not the...
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Pitt Community College's Perkins commits to play volleyball at Salem
July 21, 2010
Winston-Salem, NC-The Salem College volleyball program is excited to announce that Karen Lynn Perkins committed to attend Salem next fall. Perkins played outside hitter for Amy Hawkins at Dubuque High School in Iowa and for William Way at Pitt Community College in Greenville, NC.
Perkins played varsity for four years at Dubuque and was awarded as the Most Valuable Player in the Swiss Valley Conference. She also played club volleyball for Team MOJO and for Courtmaster Volleyball Club in Iowa.
She was involved in Key Club and Spanish Club at Dubuque. Perkins plans to major in Education and English at Salem. She is the daughter of Doreen Roe and David Perkins.
Salem College is a NCAA Division III institution located in Winston-Salem, NC. Salem is the oldest educational institution for women in the United States, and was founded in 1772. The institution boasts a proud history of fostering independence in women. Salem was recently ranked number 67 in Forbes magazines second annual ranking of America's 600 best colleges, and as Forbes' number fourteen in their "America's Best College Buys" Top 100.


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Passionately sharing his feelings about the 2013 budget process at a news conference on Wednesday, Westchester County Executive Rob Astorino felt the proposed budget for 2013 could have had many more positives to it, particularly in regard to the 189 County positions that will be eliminated if the budget is adopted by the Board of Legislators.
"I pleaded with our largest union, the Civil Service Employees Union (CSEA) to help avoid layoffs," stated Astorino who continued that, "had they followed the lead of three other unions to start contributing to the cost of their health care, we could have saved jobs and programs."
Areas of the County hit the hardest from the job cuts will be in social services, public works, parks and transportation.
Astorino did reiterate however that all Westchester parks and nature centers will remain open and that no services will be cut from the Bee-Line Bus system.
Other actions taken by Astorino's office to balance the budget included participating in the state's amortization program, which means the County will defer about $35 million of 2013's $91 million employee pension bill.
Also, Westchester will bond $13 million of court-ordered tax reductions, known as certioraris, so the money will not have to come out of the 2013 operating budget.
"This is a structurally sound budget in the sense that none of our reserve funds will be used," said Astorino, who sought to protect Westchester's triple-A rating while also being sensitive to unforeseen events such as Hurricane Sandy and the importance to keep those funds untouched.
"Hurricane Sandy shows why it is important to have our reserves available for emergencies," he added, "in this instance, Westchester will get federal aid but that aid may not always be there from the state or feds."
Among the cost increases in the proposed 2013 budget are:
- The County's share of Medicaid, up $8 million to a cost of $224 million
- Employee pension costs, which rose to $91 million, up $12 million from 2012 and a staggering $87 million from 2001, when the cost was only $4 million.
- Employee Health Care, up $5 million.
- Employee salaries, up $15 million.
Another key part of the budget are revenues generated for 2013, which in large measure, remained stagnate and virtually unchanged from 2012 with the exception of Sales Tax revenue, which is projected to increase $12 million or 3% in 2013 to a total of $376 million.
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His game is not always flashy, but David Stockton has proven to be a crucial piece of the puzzle for the Zags from the day he set foot on campus.
Stockton, now a junior at Gonzaga, recently sat down with play-by-play man Greg Heister and said something you don't always hear from a D-I athlete: he had doubts about his place at GU.
"First of all, I thought there was no way I could play here," said Stockton. "I watched Jeremy Pargo. That team was so dominantly athletic and large. I said there was no way. But I got here and started playing and said 'maybe, why not give it a shot, I'm here anyway, I might as well see if I can get on the floor'. Things worked out for me and I'm doing things I never thought I would be."
Some other highlights from the interview:
Q: Did you know [Gonzaga] was going to be this kind of team when the season started?
A: "Yeah, I thought we would be really good. We can compete, we're really good at every position. We have a better mindset than we've had…"
Q: What about Kelly Olynyk? This is as good a transformation in a player than I've ever seen.
A: "He's… I think that [redshirt] year the game really slowed down for him. What I mean by that is he's not running over people like he used to… he's under control, he's got a certain patience that a junior should have, and he's gotten stronger and more athletic."
Q: What do you do besides play basketball?
A: I usually hang out with the family. Everyone comes out from the summer… My oldest brother Houston is in Missoula right down living and bartending. My other brother Michael is playing overseas in Germany…. My sister is now at Montana State playing basketball and my sister Laura is a sophomore at Gonzaga Prep. And my little brother – he's a sixth grader just doing his thing."


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Why are you so defensive today, Aries? No one is out to get you. Your friends are not your enemies, and there aren't any hidden agendas. Try to take everything at face value, and smooth your ruffled feathers!
Are you spreading yourself too thin today, Taurus? You have overcommitted yourself, and it's taking its toll on you. If there's not enough time to fulfill your promises, then you need to reassess your schedule and get realistic about what really needs your attention. Anything else can wait.
Your thoughts and dreams are in the right place, but your determination and discipline are just not there yet. Now its the time to get serious about your ambitions and apply yourself. Maintain your focus and see your projects through to completion.
Stop being so naïve, Cancer. You've been looking at somebody through rose-colored glasses, but now is the time to look at this person in their true light. It's good to see the best in someone, but do their actions match up?
Someone's words are so inspiring today, Leo, that you decided to change your point-of-view entirely. This is good—our perspectives must evolve over time. Work on incorporating these new concepts today.
Your detail-oriented Virgoan brain is starting to niggle at you, finding little holes in your overall plan. Don't let this confuse you. Just tune out your inner skeptic and don't worry about the specifics for now. Instead of focusing on the "how," concentrate on the "what"—that which you truly want. The rest will fall into place.
This is a day to tie up loose ends. You're ready to move on to newer ventures, and this requires you to release some unwanted dependencies. Let go of what is no longer needed and look to the future with brightness and optimism. Now is the time to revamp your life.
You're the only one with her head on her shoulders, Scorpio. This is why you're called on to make an important decision today. You view the situation with fairness and are able to apply your high-minded principles to the situation. Stand firm in your convictions and see that they are carried through.
You might find things to be slowgoing today, Sag. You're not communicating very well, and everyone's feelings are gumming up the plans. Don't pressure anyone to make a quick decision. Not everyone thinks as fast as you. Give them time to come to their own conclusion.
New ventures are starting to reveal themselves, and you see the future as a place of innovation and progress. Now's the time to act on your ideas, Capricorn. Hold true to your convictions, and if you're met with obstacles, know you can conquer them. It's time to build your empire.
Your love life has taken a new spin today, Aquarius, and you're not complaining! Let yourself get swept up in the moment—act as dreamy as you like. He will adore you for your insight, uniqueness, and quirky idea of romance. This is definitely a new experience for the both of you.
Things are not progressing as quickly as you would have hoped today, Pisces. There's still some work that needs to be done with the overall concept, so put the details on hold for now. Instead of waiting impatiently, think about where you are headed. Your concept of the bigger picture will support you while you slog through the slower stuff!


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The Florida Highway Patrol is asking for the public's help in identifying the vehicle involved in a fatal hit & run crash in Charlotte County.
Gary Palombi, 66, was killed when his Yamaha scooter was hit by the vehicle around 2:45 a.m. on March 29th.
Palombi, who wasn't wearing a helmet, was southbound on US-41, approaching Zemel Road, when the vehicle hit him from behind, knocking him off the scooter.
The driver of that vehicle left the scene, but troopers have determined that it is likely a 2004-2009 Toyota Prius.
Investigators say it would have sustained some front-end damage from the collision.
Anyone with information about the vehicle or its driver is asked to call the FHP at (239) 938-1800. You can also remain anonymous and be eligible for a cash reward by calling Crime Stoppers at (800) 780-TIPS.
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If you're having trouble paying child support in Summit County, help is on the way. Summit County Prosecuting Attorney Sherri Bevan Walsh announced that the Summit County Child Support Enforcement Agency (CSEA) will hold a two-day amnesty event in August.
According to a release Monday, "I know that it can be very difficult to make those payments, especially
when you're under- or unemployed or are otherwise experiencing a
financial hardship," said Prosecutor Walsh. "That's why we're once again
hosting Child Support Solutions, a two-day amnesty event for parents
with active child support cases within the Summit County CSEA."
At Child Support Solutions, parents can meet one-on-one with CSEA
caseworkers to discuss payment options, receive free genetic paternity
testing, reinstate their driver's licenses, sign up for employment
services through The Job Center, register for parenting classes and even
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The Royal Incorporation of Architects in Scotland (RIAS) Conference is a flagship event and the largest annual gathering of architects and design professionals in northern Europe. Over two days, it features an excellent mix of both internationally renowned speakers and the rising stars of the home market, showing the latest in inspiring design and discussing current issues and philosophy.
The 2002 Conference will explore the themes of urban design strategies, regeneration and rural design. Inverness, the commercial and industrial centre of the Highlands, will be experiencing significant growth in the built environment over the coming years with opportunities to aspire to excellence given is new City status and its bid for European City of Culture in 2008. The conference will also act as a springboard for some announcements of development projects to be taken forward in the city and the Highlands and Islands region supported by The Highland Council, Highlands and Islands Enterprise and Inverness and Nairn Enterprise.
International speakers: Alvaro Siza from Portugal, Moshe Safdie from the US, Tom Heneghan from Japan, and from the UK, Nicholas Grimshaw (designer of the Eden Project in Cornwall) and Chris Wilkinson of Wilkinson Eyre, designers of the Magna Centre in Rotherham (winner of the Stirling Prize in 2001).
Other speakers include Mark Walker, designer of the award-winning Cedar House in Perth, Arni Winther from The Faroe Islands and Liza Fior, partner with London-based muf architecture/art.
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He's the host of "My Family Recipe Rocks," a different kind of cooking show that airs on our sister station.
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Commoner Forum features former World Bank executive
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The public is invited to attend the Monday, April 6, 6:30 p.m. Commoner Forum in the Library to hear David Cowan speak about his book entitled Economic Parables: The Monetary Teachings of Jesus Christ.
Cowan communicates from his rich and varied experiences, captivating his listening and reading audiences alike. He has been a bank executive in Europe and North America for organizations such as Financial Times, Euromoney, and the World Bank Group in Washington, D.C. He has written for the Washington Times and the Times of London and has been interviewed by major print, television, and radio media, including CNBC, Bloomberg TV, The Wall Street Journal, and BBC Radio.
Of his 20-year career in the business world, Cowan says, "I've worked with and dealt with extremely wealthy and powerful people and worked in large, powerful institutions. I got closer to the action than I ever imagined I would. This experience, I believe, has given me a unique perspective when it comes to understanding the economy from a theological perspective."
Having earned bachelor and master of theology degrees from the University of Oxford and a diploma in ministry from Westfield House, Cambridge, Cowan left the business world to serve as pastor of Our Saviour Lutheran Church, Fareham, England. He has also been a Lutheran chaplain to students at Oxford University and at Cambridge University; adjunct tutor at Westfield House, Cambridge; and a member of the Board of Advisors, Regent's Park College, University of Oxford. He has delivered lectures and addresses at many universities, seminaries, and colleges, including Oxford, Cambridge, Princeton, and Charles University in Prague.
His latest book, Economic Parables, delivers the wisdom he gleaned both from his theology training and his real-world economic experience. In an age where popular opinion increasingly derides "the evils of capitalism," Cowan continues to defend the merits of the free market economy in his current work as fulltime speaker and author.
Cowan asserts that the "free enterprise system (capitalism), for all its faults, works. This reality poses both a threat and an opportunity. The threat is to blindly bless the system; the opportunity is to utilize it as a tool to help improve our communities. The system has weaknesses, of course, because it is a way of organizing human beings, and, therefore, like all things human, it is imperfect. But capitalism has lifted more people out of poverty than any plan advanced by socialists and other critics."
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A growler filled at the brewery last weekend.
A: Pale, light, straw yellow, one of the lighter non-macro beers I've come across. Translucent, the paleness can't conceal any imperfections. A white head, over a finger on the first few pours, wipes away to a thin band.
S: The light beechwood smoke leaves its mark, cancelling out the hops and pale malts entirely. But that smoke is firm, sweet even, with a cured finish. Very aromatic.
T: Pale biscuity malts, even with the beechwood smokiness, drive the ale with their toasted lightness. After that initial pass, the smoke kicks in with a mild sweetness - think cured meats toned down a bit. The smoothness is nice, the smoke isn't dominating. Very light too, the alcohol never registers as being too strong. In fact, the smoke transitions nicely into an alefruity finish, heavy on dry sweetness. A pairing that I don't think I could ever come up with.
M: Smooth and light, the sweet fruity flavors a perfect finish to the light beechwood smoke. Bullfrog hasn't lost a step in terms of inventiveness.
08-04-2012 21:44:45 | More by akorsak
3.88/5 rDev +25.2%
Thanks to tenderbranson69 for the growler share -enjoyed chilled in a shaker pint.
The color is apropos to kolsch, golden and slightly chill hazed with thick creamy white head with tight bead. The smell is very campfire-esque with subtle sweet elements at times, but the woody smoke ester has a nice aroma -not burned per se, but aromatic smokiness that accentuates the malt. The feel is good with nice smooth body, mild sweetness and enough body to keep the smoke from overpowering the rest of the beer with moderate carbonation and semi-dry finish.
The flavor is above average, however it is more of a smoked beer than a kolsch, not that there is anything wrong with that. The flavor has a nice woody smokiness which still allows some of the sweetness from the malt poke through at times with a nice mellow yeast tinge that adds a light fruity quality, but overall you should not pick this up unless you enjoy smoked beer. I think it is classified properly here in that I enjoyed it for the smoke qualities but I was ready for another after the first which is a good testament to the drinkability in my opinion.
06-22-2012 16:50:13 | More by Slatetank
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06-09-2012 22:36:52 | More by Bdel34
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"A light bodied kolsch style ale with a mild aromatic smokiness from the german beechwood smoked malt."
Growler secured over the weekend and poured into a pilsner glass. The brew appears a perfectly clear straw yellow color with a rich white frothy cap. Spotty to webby stringy lace sticks to the glass.
The smell is muted but has a grainy scent that as it gets warmer opens up with more intense smoked character smelling of smoked meats. It is a fine smelling brew but quite a contrasting mix of character to te expectations of the base brew.
The tastes initially includes a combo of breakfast meats like smoky ham ans bacon that gives way to a grainy sweetness. A light contrasting herbal hop presence is felt that takes the brew off in a dfferent direction. Overall not bad.
This is a medium bodied brew with moderate carbonation. For a smoked brew it finishes surprisingly crisp, clean and easy drinking which are the only real indications of the base brew. Certainly a nice unique offering that is worth a try.
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This historic home is located on the town green in the small town of Newport, NH just minutes from Sunapee. It offers up to 5 bedrooms, 3 with private baths, and sleeps up to 10. Also a living room with dining area, small kitchen and large solarium. Country porch overlooking the green with rocking chairs and table to eat. Great yard for relaxing in the Adirondack chairs or having a game of croquet or badminton. The house is furnished with antique and country pieces.
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Cable tv in 4 bedrooms, living room and solarium. Free Wi-Fi. All linens provided. Washer and dryer available for your convenience.
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BThe daughter of a former long-serving Georgia senator wants to go to Washington herself. On Tuesday, Michelle Nunn joined the Democratic race for the Senate seat held by retiring Republican Saxby Chambliss.Nunn is a non-profit executive and the daughter of former U.S. Sen. Sam Nunn.The 2014 Senate race poses a challenge for Georgia Democrats.Nunn has not previously held elective office, but she says that could be seen as a strength."I think that the idea of having someone who is coming from outside of the political arena coming into the political arena to say, 'I want to do something different, I want to work together and have a collaborative spirit and get things done,' is what people are hungry for," Nunn said. For years, Nunn has led the Points of Light volunteer organization.Nunn says she plans to focus her campaign on economic needs."I'm going to be running on ideas, on the issues of fiscal responsibility and of opportunity and of jobs, and, you know, I think not so much around labels, but around practical solutions," Nunn said.Another Democrat, Dr. Branko Radulovacki, is already in the race along with four Republicans: Congressmen Paul Broun and Phil Gingrey as well as former Secretary of State Karen Handel and Congressman Jack Kingston.FOX 5 political analyst Matt Towery said Nunn's name will help her campaign. "Well, the big name takes her to the Democratic primary…simply because those who run the Democratic Party are trying to make this a race that is not going to be very competitive in terms of deciding the nomination, and Sam Nunn served years and lots of roots in the Democratic Party," Towery said.However, Towery said it will be a different story in the 2014 general election."The Nunn name has sort of disappeared from politics for a good number of years. Sen. Nunn left in the late 90s and not really been active in politics and a lot of folks don't remember that name," Towery said. "Her involvement in the charitable work that she's done will help her. I think that will help attract independent voters in the general election." Nunn's father served as a Georgia senator for 24 years.
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Dr. Herzog has been practicing in Dallas since 2000. After graduating from the University of Texas Health & Science Center in San Antonio, he purchased two previous practices in Grand Prairie and in Irving. He then sold those practices to build Herzog Dentistry, his "dream" office. Dr. Herzog is committed to bringing the best dental experience to patients regardless of their economic status.
As if maintaining multiple practices, appearing on ABC's Amazing Makeover and serving as a political voice for the dental community aren't enough, he is in the midst of replicating more Herzog Dentistry offices to make it more convenient for many to enjoy. That is why Herzog Dentistry is known for breaking the tradition of old-fashioned dentistry.
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Las Vegas/Henderson/NLV (October 15 2013) - Let your imagination run wild on Saturday, October 19, 2013 when Town Square Las Vegas welcomes Imagination Celebration, a day and evening of entertainment. Families are invited to come out and enjoy a "Celebration of Diversity through the Arts," which will run from noon to 5 p.m. and feature live heritage dance and music performances from a variety of performers including: Desert Skye Pipes & Drums; Mexico Vivo Dance Company; Shelby's Show Case Kids; Sharon Lynn's Celtic Crown Academy; Cultural Association of Peru; MVIG cultural arts center Guitc Productions; Comparsa Fiesta Morelense; Corporate of Bolivia ENAF USA; Hula Dance; Capoeira Mandinga; LI Lihong Chinese Music Ensemble and more.
In addition, there will be face painting, a final art contest judging for the 1st, 2nd, & 3rd place winners of the valley wide art contest where youth from the Clark County School District were invited to participate in the "What Peace Means to Me" drawing and essay contest. The awarding ceremonies with prizes will be distributed to the winning students and their teachers during the celebration.
Imagination Celebration is presented by the Nevada Youth Alliance in partnership with Town Square Las Vegas, Mexico Vivo Dance Company, Bullfish Media, Nevada Childhood Cancer Foundation, Metro Arts Council of Southern Nevada, Nevada Humanities, Sunrise Children Foundation, Amerigroup Corporation, Clark County School District ~ School-Community Partnership just to name a few. All activities are FREE.
Daytime Family Festivities
When: Saturday, October 19, 2013
Noon to 5 p.m.
Where: Town Square Park ~ 6605 Las Vegas Blvd.
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Yvette Cooper backs gay marriage bill
Yvette Cooper, shadow home secretary and shadow minister for women and equalities, has backed the upcoming Marriage (Same Sex Couples) Bill.
She said: "Couples who love each other and want to make a long-term commitment should be able to get married, whatever their gender or sexuality.
"Just as with civil partnerships in 2004, we look forward to passing this Bill into law with Labour votes.
"As freedom of religion is important, no church or religious organisation will be required to hold same-sex marriage ceremonies, but those who want to should be able to.
"Marriage as an institution has undergone repeated reform and modernisation over hundreds of years and needs to again now to reflect the equal value we place on long-term loving relationships for same-sex couples too."


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This is the best Riad i have stayed with the owners being very friendly and helpful. Absolutely gorgeous riad and the breakfast is awesome. I would definitely recommend this riad and if i were to return to Essaouira i would only stay here. Well done and thankyou for making my stay enjoyable.
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"Given the extremely low deposit yields, 6.0% annual growth is remarkable and reflects a combination of members seeking safe haven and possibly deposit yields higher than necessary," wrote Dave Colby, CUNA Mutual chief economist, in the report.Many credit unions have plenty of deposits. That's not good for deposit rates. As you can see in the above quote, the large growth of deposits allow credit union officials to lower their deposit rates.
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Hello, I just recently (2 day ago) decided to work towards the legendary axe Frostfang. However, I'm having trouble deciding which order to tackle things in. At the moment I'm doing 100% map completion for the gift of exploration, in my mf set and hoping that ill pick some loot up on the way that will give me mats and globs for later. However I'm not sure what I should do next. Should I focus on karma farm or gold farm, for mats and lodestones. Also should I save WvWvW for last or do that first. Any suggestions on how to tackle this.
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Work the trade post while farming karma. Knock two things out at once.
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Back in May we looked at the election results and we were puzzled. Just 18.9 percent of the county's registered voters took time to select candidates for this coming Tuesday's general election. Now, with just two days to go, we want to urge registered voters to do better.
Many of the local primary races were hotly contested and we thought that the passion of those races would have drawn out more voters. They didn't. Now, at the end of this year's passionate races for president, the 2nd District U.S. House seat and the U.S. Senate seat, we think voters need to show up at the polls en masse to settle these races.
If just 20 percent or less of Elkhart County voters help decide who will be in these offices for years to come, then the rest of the registered voters will have let their community down.
A healthy turnout in an election goes a long way in settling divisive political issues. Even if a politician wins by a narrow margin, when there is a large turnout, that turnout reflects what most registered voters thought about the issues in play.
And, never before in American history has voting been easier to accomplish. Absentee balloting in Elkhart County has been going on for weeks and many people took advantage of that to stop by the County Administration Building to complete their ballot early. On Election Day, registered voters simply have to show up at their polling place with a valid ID to obtain a ballot. And the polling day is long, from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Tomorrow, it's probable that most Elkhart County residents will receive yet another pile of campaign brochures in their mailboxes. Some residents will also receive calls from political action committees, unions and candidates urging them to get out and vote for their favorite candidate.
Here at the end of a long, long political season, the urge is to turn away and tune out politicians trolling for votes. But, that is the wrong attitude. Voting is the only way we have to control our political future and ignoring that responsibility will only make matters worse in the months to come.
So, we urge Elkhart County residents to take time to ponder who they like in the local, state and national races.
You can refer to the many articles we and other media outlets have published or broadcast for help. Then, take part in the freedoms America has to offer and go vote!