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Georgia Ann Moore, 68, of McLeansboro, died 10:37 a.m. Wednesday, Nov. 14, 2012, at her home.
She was born Nov. 16, 1943, in Sims, the daughter of George and Della Elizabeth (Thomason) Hargraves. She married John Moore; he preceded her in death.
She is survived by her sons, John L. Moore and wife Missy of Benton, David Moore of Myrtle Beach, S.C., Paul Moore of McLeansboro and James Moore and wife Jennifer of Keenes; her sisters and brother, James Hargraves of Fairfield, Betty Riley of Christopher and Sue Hargraves of Christopher; 14 grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren.
In addition to her husband, she was preceded in death by her parents; a brother, Charles Hargraves; and a sister, Ella Frances Jones.
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A suburban artist who had $20,000 worth of paintings and prints stolen last fall has a new inspiration Thursday. Those pieces of art are now back on the walls of her studio after a remarkable turn of events.
Penelope Osio-Brown never thought she'd see this day or the 13 pieces of stolen artwork back on the walls of her Elmhurst studio
"I honestly thought I'd never seen these pieces again, and just to get them all it's just really incredible," Osio-Brown says.
Especially in light of how it all happened, after an art show in Overland Park, Kansas last September.
"We were getting ready for bed and they called us from the lobby of the hotel and they said we believe your trailer was broken into," she explains.
But a month later, police in Kansas City Missouri busted the thief and recovered the artwork in a storage facility.
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"Our guys back at our New York warehouse did a little bit or research, found the studio here in Elmhurst, Illinois and contacted Penelope and said 'hey we want to make certain that when we put this art up for auction and we claim that you're the artist that it's not forgery,'" CEO of PropertyRoom.com, P.J. Belomo says.
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One her favorites is called "The Journey" which has been on an amazing one itself. Now, Penelope is in a quandary over her long lost art.
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Wells takes demotion well but obviously disappointed and surprised. Still makes around $2.6 million. Not too shabby.— Paul Sullivan (@PWSullivan) March 29, 2012
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NMC Been sitting back quietly reading and I believe you hit a nerve with Afret1 on the pedophile suburbanite post. He's dealing with guilt of either a predator or victim. He tries too hard to control this blog's dialog and what readers see, first accusations of racism now something else?
You playing this well by turning his attempt to bully into a laugh in at his expense. With all his crying about racial ranting he never calls out any Caucasians. He is obsessed entirely on educated well spoken African Americans who provoke real thought.
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AFRET- The more I read your comments I wish your drunken crack smoking mother would have had that abortion!
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I remember when Warren was a thriving city, business was thriving and most of the city looked great. Being realistic Warren has become run down and you must lock your car doors in order to drive through it. Good citizens still exist here, but drugs, poverty, poor education , and many who hold our government offices are more concerned with decorating their offices rather than fixing our city. Run down abandoned buildings and condemned homes are now the view in this area. Warren needs to start taking care of the real issues. Hence the reason so many have left this area!
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NMC - The more I read your recent comments, I pray to God you don't own weapons.
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*Standing and clapping for Horatio! Very well said and necessary response. How hypocritical of suburbanite degenerates to poke fun at Warren, especially when it's their wealth at the root of violence & drug dealing.
Let's look further into these well kept suburban homes that also reek from the stench of controlling, molesting fathers, grandfathers & uncles. Or how about nearly every recent arrest for XXX rated child material or pedophilia has been a resident of these outer ring communities?
Yes Horatio they're great people until you look deeply into their lives to discover the filth.
Warren isn't all poverty, drugs & thugism. Many hard working, law abiding, God conscious citizens live, work & thrive here. And we resent degenerate, hypocritical suburbanite snobs peering down their noses at us...
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maybe these people need to work some of this energy off since we're in such a great recovery.
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the natives are getting restless
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Yes,Vienna,in Warren.The thugs in that city make the news,but the many decent hard working people do not.I can sense your joy when you read articles such as this.You can feel superior to those "Warren People"My God,who knew Vienna was such a bastion of snobbery!The TRIB loves these stories also.They can use their Pulitzer award winning crew of investigative journalists to tell you that "it was a fight,that turned violent",as opposed to fights that are cordial!Yes Vienna,there are people who are in a lower socio-economic class than you are.I am sure that makes you feel warm all over.
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In Warren?
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It was probably just another gang related shooting or a drug deal that went bad. That seems to be the norm now a days in Warren.
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Shots fired, police contacted, suspects in custody. Nice job W.P.D.
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Well, so much for the peace day in warren.
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Just another typical Saturday night in Warren Ohio where the natives are getting restless again.
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Between Art and Mass Communication: Edvard Munch and Printmaking
Welcome to the annual conference organized by the project "Munch and Modernity". It will take place on the 22nd of November, 08:30 AM - 06:00 PM in the Munch Museum and in the University of Oslo.
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In 2013, the year of Edvard Munch's 150th birthday, the Munch Museum will host an anniversary exhibition which is dedicated to Munch's vast oeuvre of works on paper ("Munch on Paper", opening 1st November 2013). Central to this exhibition is Munch's activity as a printmaker: Beside presenting key images and their various techniques, the exhibition will also address Munch's exploitation of printmaking as a medium of mass communication, touching, for example, on the concept of print portfolios such as "The Mirror." It will also examine the instrumentalisation of the print market through Munch's exhibition policy of prints, as well as his network of print collectors and dealers.
The aim of this conference is to investigate these important ideas in depth and to evaluate Munch's achievement in the area of printmaking from various angles.
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What is it? MoGEA (Missouri General Education Assessment) is an online exam required by the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education that evaluates the knowledge and reasoning skills of teacher candidates in five subject areas: English Language Arts, Writing, Mathematics, Science, and Social Sciences. Minimum passing scores for this exam are currently being established by the State Board of Education. Until the State Board of Education sets the scores, College of the Ozarks has set the following minimum score requirements: English Language Arts - 214; Writing - 220; Mathematics - 183; Science - 202; Social Sciences - 195.
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The Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles will meet on Thursday night at Lincoln Financial Field in Week 3 for one of the most anticipated games of the year.
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The complex boasts a direct Olympic size oceanfront pool with lounge chairs, tables, and umbrellas that is heated in the winter. There is also a large air-conditioned clubhouse overlooking the pool for family reunions. You can also find plenty of old-fashioned family entertainment with checkers, shuffleboard, or horseshoes & Charcoal grills for family BBQ meal/s. Lighted Tennis & Shuffleboard courts for your playing enjoyment. The community room has games, puzzles & books for use by all.
activities and attractions in New Smyrna Beach Atlantic Coast Central
For the golfer in your party just minutes away is several Donal Ross golf courses: Daytona Beach Golf Course, New Smyrna Beach Golf Club, Mayfair Country Club Sanford, St Augustine Links-South, ST Augustine as well as many other enjoyable 9 & 18 hole golf courses.
Minutees away is Canaveral National Seashore just a couple of miles down the road. Explore Old Florida's El Dora HOuse & enjoy the wildlife and bird watching.
If you ever think you could possibly run out of things to do here we are only: 20 minutes from Daytona Beach/Datyona International Speedway, 45 minutes from the Kennedy Space Center, 1 hour from Orlando for Disney, Universal Studios, Sea World. 1 hour from Historical and lovely St Augustine "The Oldest City in America".
Smyrna Beach Club is conveniently located near many restaurants, boutiques, sports venues, & a very relaxing spa; so just bring your swimsuit, sun block, surfboards, or any other personal water toys you may want to use.
Paddle boards, surfing, wind surfing & Kayaking equipment for rental close by. Fishing of all types near by.
Please send us your phone number so we can speak toyou! We only rent to people we have connected with.
Minimum age of 25 for renting.
vacation rental rates
Weekly Rentals Minimum prefer Saturday to Saturday!
High Season(M): Jan-March by month only $2,150-$3,800
High Season(W): June-August $1,275-$1,900
Off Season: April-May, Sept-Dec. $850-$1,700
Evelyn Bruggeman 386 689 8670
accepted payment methods
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 New Smyrna Beach
- Walk on the Beach
- Swim or Sun
- Paddleboard or Kayak
- Golf or Spa
- Shop the Boutiques
Top things to do on a budget
- Swim
- Walk the No-Drive Beach
- Bird Watching in Canaveral Seashore
- Paddleboard or Kayak
- Fish
Top things to do with a family
- Swim in the Ocean or Pool
- Kayak or Paddleboard
- Surf or Boggie Board
- Canaveral Seashore
- Kennedy Space Center or Disney
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My daylilies are just starting to bloom. "Just Fabulous" was looking great until the torrential rains came today!
A bi-color that has lots of rain drops on it.
A large light yellow with a faint red eye.
Just Fabulous is just fabulous - love it. Pretty daylilies, mine are either gone or fading fast. I love photographs with raindrops on them, so you done good!
ps - you have a pmThis message has been edited. Last edited by: vera ellen,
Love daylilies. Ran out of room and had to stop buying them. Now I'm dividing and placing in different parts of yard and giving away. Ours don't peak here till 2nd week of July.
Soooo pretty.
"I've decided to quit my job, drop out of society, and wear live animals as hats."
Those are beautiful. Some of mine are completely done, some are blooming and a couple are re-blooming.
Mine aren't doing as well this year as in the past...I'm blaming our weird weather patterns.
"The soil is the source of life, creativity, culture and real independence." David Ben-Gurion
I love that yellow w/red throat! Gorgeous!
There are no gardening mistakes, only experiments. Janet Kilburn Phillips
Beautiful! My daylilies have been very sporadic this year too...they are still blooming, one plant at a time.
Life is a great big canvas...throw all the paint on it you can.
Danny Kaye
So pretty. Only my Stellas are blooming. Waiting on the others.
Love your pictures Paws! Mine just opened this week too!
"Those that throw mud, lose ground!" :>)
Such beauty growing in your world, Paws.
Do you mind if I add mine to your thread?
They're really flourishing this year, maybe because our weather is so unusually mild.
Absolutely lovely, Nettie Jay. I love the color and the edging is perfect. Looks like you've got great branching and large buds, a real winner!
Lovely colors all!!
beautful nettijay.
My daylilis really haven't done squat this year due to all the rainfall and dampness.
As soon as I see buds..the deer or groundhogs eat them...tried everything from mothballs to sprays..
all very pretty. especially love the Just Fabulous one.
the color of yours nettiejay looks so delicious. do you know its name? i'd like to look for it online. say.. did you ever find out the name of the one in your neighborhood yard? the kind of apricot colored one you posted that got me all fired up about daylilies?
The one above is Spacecoast "Starburst".
No, I never did ID that golden yellow one. Ironically, I passed up an opportunity to re-visit that garden where I saw it again this year. I know the garden lover there would have been happy to supply its name. Indeed, I've heard from another gardener familiar with him that he even might have been keen to share some offshoots with me.
Regretful me.
it's never too late, nj.. isn't autumn dividing time??
Nettie, hop on over there and see if you can get a scape or two. I know that you would just love to have it in your yard and share pics with us!
I just checked my iris/daylily garden and I have more room than I thought. I have ordered 12 more iris' and want to put in more daylilies. oh goody, I get to go shopping for daylilies.
these two daylilies are 'reblooming' for the third time. I had the name of each one at one time, but because of the sun, the names were bleached from the tags.
This is the other one.
My friend who's acquainted with the lily owner says I should just knock on his door and ask. But I'm still a shy 7-year old when it comes to face-to-face meetings with strangers and can't bring myself to do that.
I first saw his lily on a charity garden tour. His place was on the same club's tour this year, but I didn't visit his garden this time. I would definitely have asked about it if I had... And definitely will if he's on the tour next year. This man has literally thousands of varieties (he breeds them), so I'm nearly certain he won't rotate it out of the garden.
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ANDERSON — Pops the Clown has been at it again. He not only had on those crazy big shoes, he had a really big check to donate.
Jay Ricker, in the guise of Pops the Clown, recently handed over $5,000 to the Homes for Hoosier Heroes effort to build a home for Wounded Warrior Tim Senkowski. These were monies raised through a recent campaign at Ricker's convenience stores in the Anderson area. That makes a total of $35,000 that Ricker's has raised for The Path Home's effort to build Senkowksi's new home.
"I believe in the program very, very much. Our returning veterans need all the help they can get," said Ricker.
He presented the check at the Ricker's store at the corner of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. and W. 53rd Street — the store that raised the most in the 10-store campaign.
"They raised $929 of that $5,000," said Ricker. He noted that store manager Judy Eaglin was instrumental in bringing energy to the campaign.
Senkowski was on hand as Ricker presented the check. The Path Home board members Bob Luenebrink and Jerry Prevatt were there as well.
"It's fantastic. It's amazing how the community has come together to get it done," said Prevatt.
Ricker said he's hoping to raise another $5,000 next month through a similar campaign in the Indianapolis area.
Although there have been setbacks -- the latest of which is a drainage issue on the property requiring some changes to the plan -- Senkowski's house is in the works and he's excited about it.
"We just can't wait to go to our new home. It's not just going to be a house. It's going to be a home," said Senkowski.
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About Us
The mission of the Edison Memorial Tower Corporation (EMTC), a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, is to preserve, promote, and manage the Edison Memorial Tower and Museum in the Menlo Park section of Edison Township, New Jersey. The Corporation strives to honor the memory of Thomas A. Edison and educate the public about Edison, his significant accomplishments at this site, and his impact on modern research and development.
EMTC is currently raising funds and finalizing its plans to restore the Tower, construct a new museum, improve the outdoor interpretation of the site of Thomas Edison's Invention Factory, and improve the Edison State Park.For more information, contact:
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A former male student at Fargo's Davies High School who was accused of sexually assaulting a female classmate in March has pleaded guilty to reduced charges and been sentenced to time served and a year of probation.
Eighteen-year-old Borris Dahn pleaded guilty to unlawful imprisonment and disorderly conduct, both misdemeanors.
Prosecutors dropped a felony restraint charge and misdemeanor charges of sexual assault and simple assault.
School video surveillance cameras allegedly show Dahn slapping the girl in the face and buttocks, putting her on the floor and restraining her with her head between his legs.
Police say the girl had previously been suspended for calling Dahn a racial slur and also had allegedly taken his coat and hat.
Dahn says he's not a violent person and has learned his lesson.
Borris Dahn made his first appearance in Cass County Court Thursday morning. Dahn is accused of sexually assaulting a 16-year-old female at Davies High School in Fargo.
Bail was initially set at $8,000 but the judge reduced it to $4,000 after Dahn requested it be lowered. His next appearance in court is scheduled for April 4 at 2:00 p.m.
The Fargo Police Department has taken Borris Steven Dahn, 18, of Fargo into custody in connection with an assault at Davies High School.
He was arrested for Simple Assault, Sexual Assault, Felonious Restraint, and Disorderly Conduct. Felonious Restraint is a class C Felony punishable by up to 5 years in prison and/or up to a $5,000 fine. Sexual Assault is a class B Misdemeanor punishable by 1 year in jail and/or a $2,000 fine. Disorderly Conduct and Simple Assault are class B Misdemeanors punishable by 30 days in jail and /or up to a $1,000 fine.
The Fargo Police Department is investigating an assault on a 16-year-old female student at Davis High School in Fargo. It happened just after 4:00 p.m. on Monday.
The girl came into the school's office saying she was thrown to the ground by an 18-year-old male student after a verbal fight turned physical, Lieutenant Joel Vettel said.
Officers are also investigating a possible sexual assault. According to Vettel, the girl's shirt was ripped open and she claims the 18-year-old grabbed her breast during the altercation.
Investigators have identified all students involved, but no one is in custody.


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TinyHeb is billing software developed for midwives inthe German healthcare system. The GPL'd software provides a free alternative to many commercial programs and was first released back in 2003; the latest release (version 1.5.0) became available in August of this year.
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Game Questions & Answers (Q&A) service lets you ask questions about video games for game consoles or PC games. So ask your Nemo's Reef question for iPhone - iPod and get answers from real gamers or answer questions and share your insights and experience with the rest of the gaming community. Note: This apple iPhone game app may also be compatible with the game app for apple iPad.
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- Genre: Adventure General
- Release Date: Dec 20, 2012
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I have a rare fish for every different rare plant I have. Do I have to wait until the next level to get a new rare plant and another rare fish? Or, if I plant more rare plant seeds will a new rare plant show up?
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Don't waste your sds and algae if you have every rare available to you. Wait until you have unlocked a new rare plant.
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If you see some military aircraft swooping in from the skies this week, don't be alarmed. It's not an invasion, just a demonstration.
It's all part of Special Forces Operations Week, which has drawn some of the world's top military minds and industry insiders for a conference at the Tampa Convention Center.
Tuesday, the Air Force showed off their version of a V-22 Osprey. The unique gray aircraft made two runs from MacDill Air Force Base down the coast to Sarasota and back, turning heads along the way.
"The aircraft is a tilt-rotor," explained Maj. Fernando Zapata. "It can take off like an airplane or take off like a helicopter, fly twice as fast as a helicopter, and then land as a helicopter in austere environments. So everything that a helicopter can do, we can do, except twice as fast."
Wednesday, special operations forces from 10 different nations will stage a mock assault on the convention center area, using boats, ATVs, and helicopters to attack 'enemy' positions and rescue 'hostages.'
If you'd like to watch, you can find more details over on SOCOM's website: http://www.socom.mil/News/Pages/InternationalSpecialOperationsForcesWillDemonstrateCombatCapabilities.aspx


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The Aeon is a new, high-end road racing helmet is the ultimate combination of ventilation and lightweight, smashing every other helmet out of the market. This helmet uses cutting edge technology and design to enable an industry leading combination of weight, ventilation, fit and comfort. It has a Thermoformed SL Roll Cage that is 49% lighter than the roll cage used on the Giro Ionos and 24 Wind Tunnel Vents matched with deep internal channels to ensure the best venting helmet in the industry. There is a RocLoc 5 Fit System for the perfectly dialled fit without compromise, MicroTech Tri-Locs, along with ultra-light slimline webbing, which enables the helmet to save over 36% of the weight of its fittings versus a standard performance road helmet. X-Static padding provides a plush fitting, odour-free helmet, and there is smart detailing and high-specification, pad-printed logos. Estimated weight for medium: 189 grams.Colours: Black, Black/Purple, Black/White, Blue/Black, Red/Black, White/Silver, Yellow/Black.
Bursting with performance features such as in-mould construction, wind tunnel ventilation and the benchmark RocLoc 5 fit system, the Saros has a sleek, contemporary style and a subtle silhouette. The in-mould construction process fuses the outer shell with the impact-absorbing EPS liner during the moulding process, and reinforces areas around vents and ribs, creating an exoskeleton. This allows the helmet design to be lighter, more durable, and better ventilated than traditional designs.Giro helmets are developed utilising their proprietary Wind Tunnel ventilation system, which combines active vents with internal exhaust channels that thrust fresh, cool air over and around the head, while forcing heat and stale air out at the same time.The Super Fit system is based on human scale factors data and over 20 year of crafting helmets for the best bike riders in the world, and the result is a helmet that feels as if it were custom made for you.Colours: Black, Black/Blue, Black/Red, White/Silver.
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Denver Broncos
Eric Decker - #87 - WR
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|Cold Spring, MN
|Years played
|2010, 3rd round, 23rd pick by Broncos
Broncos surprise by cutting DE Green
The Broncos have released DE Jarvis Green, who was signed as a free agent to help remake the team's front line in the 3-4 defense.
Report: Broncos RB White out for year with torn Achilles tendon
ESPN's Adam Schefter is reporting that Broncos RB LenDale White will miss the 2010 season after tearing his Achilles tendon in Thursday night's preseason finale.
Broncos CB Smith playing his way off roster
If CB Alphonso Smith was being evaluated on merit alone, he would not make the Broncos' roster, a team observer told PFW.
Moreno's return to practice a positive sign for Week One status
You have to practice before you can play, so Knowshon Moreno's return to workouts is a step in the right direction for owners banking on him Week One.
Broncos RB Moreno returns to practice
After hurting his hamstring on the first day of training camp, Broncos RB Knowshon Moreno returned to pracitce Tuesday.
Broncos cut RB Fargas
The Broncos announced Monday that they have released RB Justin Fargas and designated CB Tony Carter as waived/injured.
Reports: Broncos WR Thomas doubtful for season opener
The Broncos received some good news Wednesday when tests reportedly showed that rookie WR Demaryius Thomas did not suffer a stress fracture in his left foot.
Broncos OLT Clady returns to practice
Broncos All-Pro OLT Ryan Clady returned to practice on Wednesday for the first time since suffering a knee injury in a pickup basketball game in April.
Broncos release ILB Ayodele
The Broncos released ILB Akin Ayodele on Tuesday.
Tebow challenging Quinn for backup duty
The only competition at quarterback in Denver is between Brady Quinn and Tim Tebow, who are battling to be Kyle Orton's primary backup.
Broncos sign Orton to extension
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Tebow misses second practice in a row
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Broncos sign RB Fargas
The Broncos addressed their need for healthy bodies at running back, signing Justin Fargas to a one-year deal.
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Decker finished his season with a seven-catch, 76-yard game with two touchdowns.||||||| It was the second straight two-TD game for Decker and his fourth this season. Interestingly enough, his two other two-TD games this season also came in consecutive games on Oct. 28 and Nov. 4.
Decker had six catches for 65 yards and two scores Sunday in a 34-12 rout of the Browns.||||||| Decker is tied for third in the NFL with 11 TD catches and has provided superb fantasy value all season.
Decker caught eight passes for 133 yards with a TD on Sunday against Baltimore.||||||| Decker has set career highs with 72 receptions for 923 yards and nine TDs this season.
Decker (thigh) was limited in practice on Wednesday.||||||| He joined WRs Brandon Stokley (knee) and Demaryius Thomas (knee) on the injury report, though Stokley and Thomas each participated fully.
Decker tied a season-high with eight catches for 99 yards and two touchdowns in Denver's win over Cincinnati on Sunday.||||||| Playing with Peyton Manning has only benefited Decker, who has now scored touchdowns in five straight games.


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Yeah, some day, some day .
Im thinking that since the only way to move a program up to Div 1 is to join a conference and the trend among existing BCS conferences is to grow to 14-16 teams, I think there's a possibility Towson and other CAA teams may end up joining a struggling BCS conference as a group.
My guess would be Conf USA? *
Theyre down to 8 and I wouldnt be surprised to see more schools leave. *
While we may not be ready, so are many teams playing Div 1 FBall currently. Ie., Duke, North Texas, Tulane, E. Michigan, etc.,*
They can keep the Beef O Brady Bowl. Well create our own .. Like the Sunbelt, *another conference could create more bowls *to extend the season.
Outside of the Pizza Palace Bowl a FBS conference Towson plays in could also participate in bowls such as; *Swallow at the Hollow Bowl, Uncle Wigglys Bowl, Kent Lounge Bowl, Elks Lodge Bowl, Wells Discount Liquor Bowl *etc., etc., *


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An obscure British rock band working out of Birmingham around 1980-4.
Chevy's only album was 'The Taker', released on Avatar records in 1981
black flagによって 2004年06月03日(木)
the best car in the world better than any fords and cost less to fix
camero faster than a tang
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Member of the group CAVoLRs (Citiziens Against Vaughnification of Lauren Reed)of www.sd-1.net. Said group was created after the character Lauren Reed was stupidly incorporated to the tv show ALIAS, and turned it into The Days Of Our Spies. It has more than 470 members and more than 150 threads, in which they snark about the character of Lauren, known amongst them as the COW, Connie, etc. Their leader is Jinnie.
I'm a Chevy and proud of it!!
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I'm staying in one of the most luxurious hotels in Paris. It's a long story.
I can only say that this hotel is sooo luxurious that it's impossible to describe without swearing a lot to express dismay/emphasis.
"It's ****ing big! It's sooo ****y luxurious! It must be soooo ****ing expensive!"
It's not necessarily a hotel you would have heard of. It's hidden in an unexpectedly leafy corner of Paris, down an enchanted alley. Almost no-one knows it's there - except those who can pay. Needless to say, I'm not paying.
My bedroom is bigger than my apartment. The bathroom actually has a bath. I lie in it's white enormity like a specimen on a marble slab, looking up at the black slate tiles. This is the first bath I have taken in Paris. I can hardly believe it. I want to take photographs. I want to invite my friends.
The bed is six feet across. I have to lie down on it to check. It is wider than I am tall.
A gilt serpent, hand-stencilled by a well-known graphic designer, snakes across the walls. There are buttons on the wall next to the its eyes. I push them and, leaning toward the head of the snake, I hear a faint hiss. I stroke the surface of the wall which is, perhaps unitentionally, scaly with the texture of crackled laquer.
I go down to the lobby and find the hotel manager taking calls from one of the three squares of tastefully mismatched modernist and Louis XV gilt chairs.
There's a fat man sitting across several of the far chairs in the rear formation. I don't know whether he's a guest or someone somehow associated in some other way with the hotel. He looks pugnacious; balding with a small, square beard. He could be a catering supplier or a movie director. He's wearing a loud, striped shirt and a leather jacket. It could be from the local street market or a version exquisitely aged by stylists from the Avenue Montaigne. He looks as though he could be very rich. Rich enough not to care.
He takes some phone calls. Is he rich? Like many rich people, he seems mildly but constantly irritated.
The manager is also nervy and edgy. She has none of the self-satisfaction of proprietors of cheap restaurants or flyblown pensions. They know what they are selling. Their menus are out on the pavement; their tariff is displayed in the window for the hotel-guest on a budget to tot up. If the customer doesn't like it, it's his fault. He knew what he was getting.
"No," she says, "There aren't many boutique hotels in Paris; any small hotels. Well, there have always been small hotels, cheap hotels - and that is good too. But the boutique hotel is just not a French concept."
She pauses:
"We didn't want to be like the big hotels in Paris. We have only seven suites. In the space, we could have had fifteen. Big hotels are sometimes a bit... impersonal. We wanted to do something more personal. We want the guests to feel at home... But not like in a guesthouse. It is not somebody's home. We want ghosts" (she switches to this pronunciation) "to be left alone if they want - or to have conversations with other ghosts if they want to too."
She shows me the garden.
"The designer did not want flowers. Flowers are a little... vulgar. We want the garden to be like the hotel. There are lots of places which are secret, where you can be private. That's why we don't have a name on the door. You have to find the hotel. It's like a secret."
She breaks off, still not sure on which side of her "private" fence she wants to come down.
While speaking, she looks into the air beside me - not at me. The phone rings inside the hotel. She leaps up. She has been waiting for another ghost to call on her attention.
On the terrace is a group of girls from a fashion magazine, shooting a model against the lush bamboo wall. They hang expensive dresses on the expensive doorframes. We have to duck under them to get back inside. They sit at a garden table in a mess of coloured pots of eye shadow, discarded hats and shoes. Like me they are dressed informally: jeans, converse trainers, army surplus jackets. They are familiar with luxury; intimately connected with it. They promote it, sell it, but they do not necessarily participate in it.
I find myself longing for the cheap trashiness of Paris, elsewhere. I know that, outside, there are streets where they sell I heart Paris t-shirts. I need to go out and have a coffee in a cafe in Montmartre from which I can watch tour groups with big butts searching endlessly for the Butte.
I go back into the lobby. I notice a notice inside the front door. The designer chairs in the lobby are only temporary. They are for sale. As is the art on the walls.
As I dawdle to flick through the telephone-directory-thick architectural magazines, the rich, fat man take delivery of a Japanese takeaway. He returns to his table in the corner and unpacks two large trays of gleaming pink sushi, three of glutinous, transparent rice, two closed brown paper bags and a cardboard takeaway box. He has everything he could wish for, everything he could imagine, and more. In the privacy of the secret hotel, he arranges his trays on the low table before him and, bending uncomfortably at the waist, he takes his chopsticks and begins to eat through them, one by one, with dogged, unpleasured stolidity.


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As prospect evaluations go, Damian Lillard has been through much worse than what he's facing this week at the NBA draft combine in Chicago.
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