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In these times of great economic chaos lies great opportunity.
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Dozens of lawyers nationwide aren't waiting for change. Day by day, they're remaking their corners of the profession. These innovators are finding new ways to practice law, represent their clients, adjudicate cases and train the next generation of lawyers. Most are leveraging the power of the Internet to help them work better, faster, different.
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Petition to stop Pay parking at Victoria General Hospital and Royal Jubilee Hospital Emergencies
This is a petition to boycott pay parking at the emergency sections of Victoria General and Royal Jubilee hospitals. What a sneaky and callous way to make money as a result of our pain and suffering and vulnerability. A wait in an emergency can most definitely take hours and each hour that we wait is coming out of our pockets. So what happens when we run out of parking money...we have to go home? UNFAIR...UNJUST...UNREASONABLE and just plain GREED....
On the Victoria General Hospital Website, it states that proceeds made from parking goes to the Victoria General Hospital Foundation but do we really need pay parking at our emergencies? What about the" This is an emergency...my kid is sick...and I can not worry about a parking meter right now foundation?" Something must be done. This should not be tolerated. There are better ways to handle Emergency Parking at hospitals.
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The Eagles made a surprise move Wednesday, releasing ORT Shawn Andrews.
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The Eagles' trouble at free safety caused more problems than the team expected last season, but the signing of former Colts CB Marlin Jackson could be the answer.
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The Eagles have re-signed WR Hank Baskett, who last played with the team in training camp in 2009 before being let go as one of the final cuts.
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The Eagles have signed former Colts CB Marlin Jackson to a two-year deal to play free safety.
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Eagles OG Stacy Andrews has restructured his base salary, according to an ESPN report.
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The Eagles announced Friday they have re-signed FB Leonard Weaver to a three-year contract. Weaver, 27, had been a restricted free agent.
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Regardless of whether RB Clinton Portis is still in Washington next season, the Redskins need new blood at running back. PFW concludes its analysis of team needs with the NFC East.
Eagles release RB Westbrook
The Eagles have severed ties with RB Brian Westbrook after a season in which he was plagued by concussions.
Eagles' Andrews needs serious work on contract
Word that the Eagles might move on without OG Stacy Andrew unless he redoes his contract was quickly followed by Andrews saying that he would be willing to do a "minor" contract readjustment.
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Some may criticize the Eagles for having acquired Michael Vick and Kevin Kolb, but they understand the importance of the QB position, one NFL insider says in "Audibles."
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Foles has a broken right hand, and coach Andy Reid said Michael Vick will likely start against the New York Giants in Sunday's season finale.||||||| Reid said Monday that Foles broke his throwing hand in the second quarter of a 27-20 loss to Washington, but returned to the game after X-rays at the stadium were negative. An MRI taken on Monday revealed a hairline fracture, Reid said. Reid added because it's a non-displaced fracture, Foles should be 100 percent in about three weeks.
Foles completed 32 of 48 for 345 yards, with one touchdown and one interception in the Eagles' loss to Washington on Sunday.||||||| It was Foles' second 300-yard passing performance in three games.
Making his fifth straight start for Michael Vick, Foles threw for 182 yards, one TD and one interception in Thursday's loss to the Bengals.||||||| Though Vick has been cleared to practice after suffering a concussion, Foles is expected to start the final two games.


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Lazy Dolphin-100 ft from beach w/pool in North Captiva Island
- bedrooms 4
- baths 4
- sleeps 10
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed yes
- type House
- community
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Stunning 4 bedroom 4 bathroom home less than 100 feet from
the sugar sand beach with breathtaking views of the Gulf of Mexico,
Captiva Pass and Pine Island Sound. Lazy Dolphin is ideally suited
for two families featuring 2 master suites with private bathrooms,
tv's, and private lanai, and two twin bedrooms with shared
The 30 foot private pool is situated in a screen enclosed outdoor
living area with pool bar, ceiling fans, lounges, dining tables,
foosball table and outdoor shower. With over 2500 square feet of
airconditioned living space and 2500 square feet of outdoor living
space, including five separate decks and a mezzanine, there a plenty
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Less than 100 feet to beach, beach views from all levels, 4 bedrooms
sleep 10, 4 bathrooms, screened heated private pool, pool bar with
sink, refrigerater, grill, ourdoor shower, mountains
of beach towels, beach chairs, coolers, large rooms, new furniture, large washer/dryer, tons of
linens, 5 tv's, 2 stereos, 2 vcr, 2 dvd, game system, cd's, vcr
tapes, dvd's, games, books, brand name appliances, cookware, dinnerware, complete kitchen
tools, and glasses of every shape and size.
activities and attractions in North Captiva Island Gulf Coast South
In addition to an unlimited amount of beach activities, guests of
Lazy Dolphin will also enjoy the privelidges of membership at the
North Captiva Island Club with a grocery store, gourmet restaurant,
pool bar, competition size pool, clay tennis courts, ocean kayaks, jet ski rental, boat rental,
charter fishing,
basketball court, play ground, and supervised "Kids Club". Around
the island, and at the state nature preserve, guests can expect to
see dolphins, manatees, sea turtles, sea otters, all manner of birds
including pelicans, osprey and heron, and possibly the famous (or
infamous) wild bore. And of course, the fishing is awesome - both
Captiva Pass and off the beach.
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$2727.0 - $5,142.0 plus sales tax (11%) for a 7 night stay. Housekeeping, resort privileges and one golf cart included in the rate quoted.
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Newest, Nicest, Cleanest Rental on the Lake! in Keuka Lake
- bedrooms 4
- baths 2½
- sleeps 8
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type House
- community Corning Landing
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Immaculate, Eight-year old, two-story family vacation home located on the East
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Two master bedrooms/master bathrooms, (four bedrooms total) -
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First floor is very open and airy, includes a living, dining room, foyer, 1/2 bath,
pantry and modern, fully-equipped eat-in kitchen. First Floor high
light is a 40 x 20 deck, with 8 place dining set, bar, grill and
breath-taking views of Keuka Lake.
Lower-level (exposed basement) is currently used as a play area for
the kids and has it's own deck with picnic table and more seating.
Property boasts 50 feet of groomed, level beach. Water front is level, no drop offs, no weeds and safe for kids. Permanent dock for fishing, swimming and boating activities, along with extra boat lift for your boat. A charcoal grill and campfire pit are added beach features.
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Christopher E. Karam (607) 731-7603
house rental amenities
Fully-equipped kitchen.
Cable TV (living room and each bedroom), dvd.
Two decks (dining set, picnic table, gas and charcoal grill).
activities and attractions in Keuka Lake Finger Lakes
Wineries: Ravines, Dr. Frank, Bully Hill, Heron Hill...(all within 15 minutes). Finger Lakes Wine Trail (Seneca Lake - 20 minutes)...
Restaurants: The Switz, Village Tavern, Champagne BBQ, The Bistro, Snug Harbor, Waterfront...(all within 15 minutes). Bellhurst Castle (Geneva 30 minutes).
Shopping: Hammondsport "Coolest Small Town in America!", The Windmill, (10 minutes) Watkins Glen (20 minutes), Corning - Market Street (30 minutes) Waterloo Outlets (Geneva 35 minutes).
Attractions: Niagara Falls (2 hours), Sea Breeze (Rochester 1.5 hours), Roseland Water Park (Canandaigua 1 hour), Darien Lake (1.5 hours), Harris Hill (45 minutes), Canandaigua Racino (1 hour). Watkins Glen International (NASCAR, IRL) 20 minutes.
Golf: Bath Country Club, Penn Yan Country Club, Geneva Country Club, Corning Country Club, Soaring Eagles, Mark Twain (Donald Ross)... too many to mention...all less than an hour...
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2014 Dates are now available - including Memorial Day, 4th of July and Labor Day Week...
All rentals are Saturday to Saturday. $1,000.00 deposit required.
Full/balance of payment is due at the beginning of your rental week.
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$3,295 per week (July and August)
Spring, Fall, Weekend (off-season) rates negotiable
Christopher E. Karam (607) 731-7603
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Top things to do in Keuka Lake
- Wine Tours
- Waterfront Dining
- Boating
- Hiking
- Sight Seeing
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- Fishing
- Hiking
- Sailing
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The Jasper County jail currently bans locally published newspapers. The ACLU contends newspaper bans have been struck down by the courts and deny prisoners a first amendment right. A letter to attorney Bill Fleischaker argues the jail offers no adequate alternative either.
Sheriff's officials don't want inmates to see stories about needed jail repairs to locks and other security needs. Plus, staff say it's too time consuming for jailers to cut everything out of papers that might incite inmates to get violent.
"It takes a lot of man hours to do it because you have to search through the whole paper, go through and cut it out," says Sgt. Mitchell Mauller, the Jasper County Jail day supervisor. "Inmates start complaining, write grievances on us, about not knowing what was cut, or they think we're cutting out information that cut something out they think they need or they want and we start getting a lot of complaints and aggression towards it."
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The Baseball Writers Association of America will hold its annual dinner and present its 2011 awards on Saturday in New York City. NL MVP Ryan Braun is expected to appear:
Braun will appear at the annual awards dinner of the Baseball Writers' Association of America on Saturday in New York, a spokesman for the player told The New York Times.
"He will be there and he will accept his award," Matthew Hiltzik told The Times.
The article indicates that Braun is expected to speak, but will not be available for interviews. Braun has not made a public appearance since word of his positive PED test was leaked on Dec. 10.
All of this comes as Braun's hearing before an arbitrator is to happen soon, according to ESPN.com's T.J. Quinn and Mark Fainaru-Wada:
MLB will present its case before the arbitrator, citing the evidence of positive test results that reflect synthetic testosterone in the outfielder's system. The defense will present its own case. Braun's representatives have told reporters there are extenuating circumstances; for example, that his testosterone was so elevated that he couldn't have been intentionally doping.
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Rubio's water grab will be SNL fodder.—
(@toddstarnes) February 13, 2013
Forget about Christopher Dorner and President Obama's State of the Union address. Judging by the response on Twitter, the biggest story of the evening was Sen. Marco Rubio's lunge for a bottle of water during his GOP response speech.
Wait. Did Sen Rubio think there was a cutaway shot when he took s swig of that water? That was awkward! #SOTU—
(@rolandsmartin) February 13, 2013
Marco Rubio's furtive/terrorized look towards the teleprompter as a stole a quick swig of water may be more memorable than what he's saying—
Matt Gutman (@mattgutmanABC) February 13, 2013
Strongly considering getting a tattoo of Marco Rubio taking a gulp of water on national tv—
Matt Browner Hamlin (@mbrownerhamlin) February 13, 2013
You can actually HEAR how dry Rubio's mouth is right now!! Holy crap! He should let some of that sweat he keeps wiping fall into his mouth!—
Clay Aiken (@clayaiken) February 13, 2013
I'm listening on radio and the play-by-play of Rubio's water grab was fantastic.—
jeremy scahill (@jeremyscahill) February 13, 2013
I was starting to get bored watching the Marco Rubio speech, but then the epic bottled water showed up!—
Vance Lawrence (@VanceLawrence) February 13, 2013
Hysterical, Rubio ducking down and reaching off-screen for bottle of water. I thought someone was about to throw a shoe at him.—
Greg Mitchell (@GregMitch) February 13, 2013
Note to Rubio: It's better to reach calmly for a glass of water on hand, than to grab your mouth and then lunge for a drink.—
Eric Kleefeld (@EricKleefeld) February 13, 2013
The water grab was awkward. Probably worked better in Spanish. #Rubio #SOTUresponse—
Bill Hobbs (@billhobbs) February 13, 2013
Rubio grabbed a drink of water like he was robbing the bank. Homeboy, the camera never turns off! #SOTUReponse—
Michael Skolnik (@MichaelSkolnik) February 13, 2013
Very good substance, strong delivery, awkward but human dry mouth/water swig moment. #sotu #Rubio—
Guy Benson (@guypbenson) February 13, 2013
Maybe there's a silver lining?
On the upside, Rubio now a possible spokesman for dry mouth syndrome.—
The Fix (@TheFix) February 13, 2013
Of course #Rubioing has already taken off.
I'm pretty surprised #Rubioing hasn't become a thing yet, Internet. Get to it.—
Igor Bobic (@igorbobic) February 13, 2013
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Andy Boyle (@andymboyle) February 13, 2013
#Rubioing is now a thing… Frank Chi's post on Vine bit.ly/YbSrn0—
Leif Fescenmeyer (@ebreakdown) February 13, 2013
And here comes #RubioFilms:
CamelBak Mountain #RubioFilms—
David Waldman (@KagroX) February 13, 2013
Forrest Gulp #RubioFilms—
Robert Etchell (@Rudy671985) February 13, 2013
#RubioFilms 'Waterworld'—
Marcos Ochoa (@MarcoMateoOchoa) February 13, 2013
#RubioFilms "Hey, Dude, where's my water?!"—
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RT @Brimonian: #RubioFilms Gulp Fiction—
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Finding charity items are being stolen in Vintage Hills
Original post made by Lisa-Touriga Drive on Oct 14, 2008
Is anyone else finding that their items put out for charities are being stolen?
Last month the charity left a note saying there was nothing left in front of our house to p/u, and now this morning (Oct 14) we had two boxes stolen. Within 45 min of putting out 6 boxes and dutifully taping the donation card to one box early this morning, two of the boxes were stolen. Of course, including the donation card that showed the remaining boxes & misc stuff were for the charity truck pick-up.
This is frustrating! Worring that the rest would not be picked up w/o a card, I drove around (before work), found another neighbor with a card with the phone number so I could let the carity know to p/u the donation w/o a card. Then move the remaining heavy boxes from the curb up to my garage door.
I never have garage sales, preferring to put "really good condition" items out on the curb for "free" to my neighbors or give to charities who spend the time/money/gas to advertise & pick up goods for the needy. I feel bad when I've called a charity to come p/u goods and they arrive to find nothing.
I hope these people are needy and not just greedy for free stuff to sell at flea markets.
on Oct 14, 2008 at 12:01 pm
I used to take all of my things to the Hospice Thrift Shop until they closed. Now we have an art gallery that caters only to their perceived social equals and makes it plain to the rest of us that we are just so much riff raff.
You can take your items to the Discover Shop on Santa Rita. Not as convenient as a pickup but at least your things will get to the right place. I actually asked them to pick up a large load from me with a truck and they did it.
on Oct 14, 2008 at 5:07 pm
Let make one thing clear. It is not the function of a Fine Art Gallery to collect community garbage.
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Uh Oh!!!! Community garbage???


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- How Bad Are California Courthouses? Statewide Video Tour Including Woodland
- Superior Court of Yolo County
Funded by Senate Bill 1407
Initial Funding Year: FY 2009-2010
Current Status
Planning for a New Courthouse in Yolo County (3:36)
The historic courthouse has been renovated as the court has grown and now houses eight marginal courtrooms. This facility has significant security problems, severe accessibility deficiencies, is very overcrowded, and has many physical problems, preventing the court from providing safe and efficient services to the public. To meet current space needs, the court operates five other facilities, many with courtrooms, spread throughout the downtown Woodland area.
The proposed new 14-courtroom, 163,000-square-foot facility will replace all seven court facilities in Yolo County. The county will retain title to the historic courthouse and occupy the building once the court vacates the space.
The new courthouse will be located in downtown Woodland, in the city block bounded by Main, Fifth, and Sixth Streets and Lincoln Avenue. The Woodland Redevelopment Agency has expedited the state's purchase of the land to create a convenient, accessible location for the new courthouse. The AOC is also finalizing negotiations with Union Pacific Railroad for a parking lot at Lincoln Avenue and Sixth Street, across the street from the new courthouse.
California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) Compliance
The AOC is the lead agency responsible for CEQA compliance. A Mitigated Negative Declaration was prepared for the project.
February 16, 2010 to March 18, 2010: Draft report circulated.
February 24, 2010: Public meeting held.
After receiving public comments, the AOC completed a Final Initial Study and Mitigated Negative Declaration (10 MB)
On April 20, 2010, the AOC filed a Notice of Determination, completing the CEQA process.
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Architect's rendering of New Yolo County Courthouse
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Architecture/Engineering Firm
Fentress Architects, in association with Dreyfuss & Blackford Architects
Construction Manager at Risk
Hensel Phelps
Subcontractor Bidding
Kitchell CEM
Why do we need a new courthouse?
The Superior Court of California, County of Yolo provides services from seven separate buildings. These buildings are physically and functionally inadequate to serve the needs of the county's growing population, projected to double by 2050. The main building is the historic Woodland Courthouse, built in 1917 as a shared court and county structure. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the courthouse has been renovated as the court has grown and now houses eight marginal courtrooms. It is severely overcrowded and has significant security and accessibility problems.
The other six buildings are also overcrowded, and pose security and accessibility problems. Altogether, the numerous physical and logistical deficiencies of the buildings, and the fact that they are spread throughout downtown Woodland, prevent the court from providing safe, efficient, and effective services for county residents.
What is the plan for the new courthouse?
The new 14-courtroom, 163,000-square-foot courthouse will solve the current space shortfall, increase security, replace inadequate and obsolete buildings, and consolidate court operations in a single building. With all court functions under one roof, the new, modern courthouse will become a one-stop location for court services. The new courthouse will be the most significant civic building to be constructed in Woodland in nearly a century.
Was renovation considered before the plan to build a new courthouse was decided on?
Current court operations are spread between seven separate facilities; making access to court services unwieldy and inefficient. The historic Courthouse is less than half the size needed to accommodate existing and future operating requirements. Because the county owns the historic Woodland Courthouse, it is impossible for the state to renovate it, and renovation of the historic courthouse under the State Historic Preservation guidelines was deemed substantially more costly than building a new courthouse. The old courthouse and ancillary facilities have many functional, efficiency, and security challenges which include:
Who is the AOC, and why are they managing this project? What is the Judicial Council?
The Administrative Office of the Courts (AOC) is the staff arm of the Judicial Council of California. The Judicial Council is the policymaking body for the California court system, including the trial courts, known as "Superior Courts," based in each county. Among other responsibilities, the AOC is responsible for planning, acquisition, design, renovation and construction of court facilities. The new courthouse will be owned by the judicial branch.
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How has the local community had input regarding the courthouse project?
The Project Advisory Group is the main source of ongoing community input to the project. Members are:
In addition, the California Environmental Quality Act process enabled the public to review and comment on the environmental report before it was finalized.
What will happen to the current courthouse when the new courthouse is completed?
Once the Superior Court occupies the new courthouse, the county, which owns the building, will use the vacated court space for county agencies.
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Who is the architect on the project?
Fentress Architects, in association with Dreyfuss & Blackford, did the design work on the new courthouse. Dreyfuss & Blackford has nearly 60 years of experience in Northern California, including court buildings in Placer, Butte, and Napa counties. Denver-based Fentress Architects specializes in public buildings and has extensive California experience, including the San Joaquin County Administration Building in Stockton, an addition to Sacramento's City Hall, and an expansion to the Pasadena Convention Center. Both firms have extensive experience in sustainable design.
How were the architects selected?
The AOC uses a competitive selection process, factoring in qualitative criteria, such as the firm's experience in similar projects, quality of past work, and meeting schedules and budgets. The architectural company is retained early in the project to begin preliminary drawings.
What are the key milestones in designing the courthouse?
Where can I see renderings of the new courthouse?
Renderings are posted on the project web page under the GALLERY tab.
Will the new courthouse be energy efficient and sustainably designed?
This project incorporates forward-thinking elements of sustainable design, and it is expected to qualify for a LEED Silver rating from U.S. Green Building Council. This is the national standard for sustainable design. Numerous energy-saving features will make the courthouse more economical to operate over time.
What is the location of the new courthouse?
The new courthouse will be located in downtown Woodland, on a 3.76-acre site bounded by Main, Fifth, and Sixth Streets and Lincoln Avenue.
What was the process used to select the site?
The AOC worked closely with the Superior Court and with the Yolo County Courthouse Project Advisory Group that included judges and court staff, and county government representatives and officials. The AOC followed a standard site selection policy and process. The process involved objectively evaluating potential sites and selecting at least two sites that met agreed-upon criteria for the proposed new courthouse in providing access to justice for this portion of Yolo County, within the confines of the project's budget and schedule. The Presiding Judge signed off on a preferred and alternate site, and the site selection was approved by the Administrative Director of the Courts (who heads the AOC) and the State Public Works Board. The Woodland Redevelopment Agency expedited the state's purchase of the land to create a convenient, accessible location for the new courthouse.
Why does the AOC decide where the new court is built? Why isn't this a county decision?
Historically, trial courts functioned largely as county departments, but that changed in 2002, with passage of the Trial Court Facilities Act. This law made the State of California responsible for court facilities statewide, rather than the counties. The law gave the Judicial Council responsibility for facilities owned or occupied by the courts and made the AOC responsible for operations, maintenance, and repairs, as well as site acquisition, planning, design, and construction of capital projects that replace or renovate courthouses. The AOC works closely with each affected Superior Court and justice agency stakeholders throughout the process of replacing or renovating courthouses. By Rules of Court, the AOC involves the public primarily through the Project Advisory Group, although depending on the needs of the project, the AOC also seeks direct public input at various stages.
What environmental review was conducted on the site before it was developed?
The AOC is the lead agency for environmental review under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA). In April 2010, the AOC approved a mitigated negative declaration for the project. The mitigated negative declaration evaluated the potential environmental impacts of the project and identified appropriate mitigation measures. Some of the mitigation measures that will be applied during construction include watering disturbed earth to severely limit dust emissions, establishing protection zones around endangered wildlife and vegetation, and a storm water pollution prevention plan.
Will the new building be energy efficient?
Yes. The building has been designed with attention to sustainability. Energy-efficiency features include advanced conservation methods in heating and cooling, artificial lighting, and plumbing. The building's sustainability features will qualify it to receive a LEED Silver certification by the U.S. Green Building initiative.
How is the new courthouse being funded?
The courthouse was ranked as an "Immediate Need" in the judicial branch's capital-outlay plan, making it among the branch's highest-priority infrastructure projects. It is funded by Senate Bill 1407, enacted in 2008 to provide up to $5 billion in funding for new and renovated courthouses using court fees, penalties, and assessments rather than taxpayer revenues from the state's General Fund.
How did the state arrive at its budget for the project?
The AOC develops each project budget by first determining the building size, site size, and number of parking spaces. Then it provides this information to a professional cost estimating firm that creates a hard construction cost for the building and site work. To this, the AOC adds all project soft costs, which includes all costs associated with evaluating, selecting, and acquiring a site, analysis required to comply with CEQA, the fee for the architecture and engineering team, geotechnical testing, project management and construction management fees, commissioning fees, and the cost of furniture, fixtures, and equipment.
How can the state afford a new courthouse at all, given current state finances?
To fund desperately needed renovations and repairs, penalty assessments and parking offense penalties were increased, and civil filing fee surcharges were created. This ensured a revenue stream to finance courthouse construction and renovations, promising these projects would be paid for from within the court system rather than drawing on the state's General Fund or local taxes. Once the courthouse is completed and occupied, the same revenue stream will repay those bonds over 35 years. This means that funds from other court jurisdictions will support Yolo's critical needs in years to come.
What is the impact of the state's current budget crisis on this project?
Beginning with fiscal year 2011-2012, the judicial branch and court construction budgets suffered two years of unprecedented cuts. As a result, in April 2012 the Judicial Council approved cost reduction measures, requiring this project to undergo a budget reduction of at least 3 percent of hard construction costs. Further budget reductions beyond the minimum are expected if no compromises to safety, security, building performance, or court operations will result. Because of the state's continuing budget crisis, only certain projects were authorized to proceed to construction in fiscal year 2012-2013. The new Yolo County courthouse is among those that will proceed.
Who is the construction manager at risk on the project?
In business for more than 70 years, Hensel Phelps has completed numerous California public projects, including courthouses, and is consistently ranked among the top general contractors and construction managers in the nation by McGraw-Hill's Engineering News-Record. Two of the firm's California public projects won McGraw-Hill Construction's 2010 Best of the Best Awards, a national competition that recognizes design and construction excellence.
How was the contractor selected?
The AOC uses the construction manager at risk (CMAR) method for delivery of major capital projects such as the new Yolo courthouse. The competitive selection process factors in qualitative criteria, such as the firm's experience, as well as the contractor's fee. The CMAR is retained early in the project for preconstruction services. Following a competitive bid for all subcontracts and the approval to award, the CMAR becomes the general contractor for the project. For this competitive selection, the AOC received 12 submissions and conducted interviews with 5 short-listed firms, from which Hensel Phelps was selected.
What are the key milestones in building the courthouse?
When will the courthouse be completed and operational?
Construction is scheduled to begin in April 2013; the courthouse is scheduled for completion in May 2015.
What are the AOC's policies with regard to local hiring and purchasing during design and construction? How did members of the public find out about those opportunities?
Once bonds are sold for this project and it is ready to be put out to bid, the construction manager at risk will become the general contractor on the project. Prior to the project going into construction, the contractor will conduct an outreach to local subcontractors, ensuring that qualified local firms are fully aware of the bidding opportunity, process, and timeline. All qualified subcontractors, lower-tier subcontractors, and suppliers will be considered.
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reminds me of this commercials
Only a couple of days. Before that it was "Nuclear-powered Penguin".
I love you, Orleander.
I know this all sounds like a load of shit. too bizarre and fucked up to be true. think whatever you like, but everything I've mentioned is based in reality. good day.
Back soon. (Well, on the 23rd - my download limit has been reached) :(
We put our boat in over at the other side of the lake and drive over to the beach. Unpack a picnic and snag a table/grill. Then back into teh boat for fishing. Lots of bluegill adn perch. My son did catch a pike once (17 yrs ago) All those teeth at teh end of his line made him toss pole and all into teh water. My husband was devastated. lol Why are you visiting here? I don't remember (sorry)
Yes, there was a big public beach with nice facilities that had lots of people in and around the water. There was a sandbar out from there where many boaters were anchored and swimming. It was a very nice day. I'm aware of the roller rink but we didn't make it there. I'll have more time next year I hope. Of course the AIR Zoo has to be high on the agenda next trip :).
Updated recipie:::
I toast my steel cut oats at 350 for 30 minutes befor i use 'em.!!!
Put 1 1/2 cup steel cut oats in a 4 quart microwaveable contaner... add 10 cups water... cook in microwave on full power for 10 minutes... then cook on power 5 for 30 minutes... then cover an let stand overnite in frige... then stir... an scoop out 1 cup servins to reheat in microwave for breakfast.!!!
Makes 10 servins (lasts us for 5 days).!!!
I dunno.. I'm far from being as educated as some of the posters here. I'm certainly no scientist..I will, one of these days..Maybe.
I got kinda bored here.
Im the whispered word.
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Vikings Investigate Defensive Back
Vikings Investigate Defensive Back
Date: Apr 19, 2006
The Vikings have been communicating with a draft-eligible safety, inquiring whether he can play cornerback, and attending a private workout as well, according to the prospect. Find out about this player and what he has to say about his potential at the next level.
Howard University's Antoine Bethea talks about his aggressive style of play and much more in this exclusive interview.
Q: Your biggest numbers came during your sophomore year when you were at strong safety. At the pro level, are you getting a feel whether you project better as a strong safety or a free safety?
A: Not really. There are some teams that wonder if I can play the corner(back) position. Right now, I'm hearing more about free safety and the corner position – not really hearing anything about strong safety.
Q: Are there any specific teams that have been talking to you about playing cornerback?
A: Yes, sir – a couple of teams. The Chiefs called, and they had seen me on film at free safety, and wondered if I could play corner, if I had any film playing corner. Couple of teams I've been talking to – Seattle and Minnesota – wondering if I could play corner or not.
Q: Antoine, you had seven interceptions in your collegiate career, but the only knock I've heard about you is that some of your deflections could have been interceptions. What have you been doing to improve in that area, and have you been able to display that improvement to pro scouts?
A: Oh, yes, sir. The only thing I'm doing at the moment is working on more ball drills, looking the ball in. At my Pro Day, I caught all the balls when I did the drills. So, that's the only thing I can do – keep working on those ball drills and my consistency.
Q: Now, you had three years as the team's leading tackler, you made calls for your secondary…how hard is it going to be for you to accept the role of an NFL rookie after that kind of three-year stint?
A: You have to start somewhere. It happened before - when I first came to high school I had to do it, when I first came to college I had to do it. I have no problem sitting behind a veteran and learning from a veteran, and just waiting my turn to shine. When my turn comes, that's when I have to do what I have to do. It won't bother me at all to come in as a rookie and accept my role.
Q: You're known as an aggressive defender. How do you keep that aggression from working against you on the field? Obviously, aggression can sometimes cause a player to over-pursue on a play, or maybe jump a little early on something. How do you stay focused and keep your aggression controlled?
A: Well, my defensive backs coach was a great coach, he knows that I'm a really aggressive player and would just tell me to be patient and don't over-pursue because if I over-pursue, it will hurt the defense as well. Mostly, it's being patient and letting the play unfold. Just go find the ball.
Q: Did you have the opportunity to have any formal interviews with any head coaches at the Combine?
A: I had a formal interview with the Jacksonville Jaguars, and side interviews with a couple other teams.
Q: Did you have some teams showing interest in you personally on your Pro Day?
A: Yeah – Jacksonville came, Cincinnati, the Baltimore Ravens, Detroit Lions, Washington Redskins. There were a couple teams showing interest.
Q: Have you done any workouts for other teams?
A: The Seahawks and Minnesota (April 13th).
Q: Is there anything else you'd like to mention that you think it's important for people to know about you?
A: Just how much I love the game, and how much I realize that this is a good opportunity for me.
Re: Vikings Investigate Defensive Back
Interesting...I live about 3 blocks from Howard
DCPologirl:Maybe Randy will make Aaron Brooks look better......roflmao Del Rio: I guarantee he will
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Interesting...I live about 3 blocks from HowardBANNED OR DEAD...I'LL TAKE EITHER ONE
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By Douglas Moser
---- — LOWELL — U.S. Sen Scott Brown and challenger Elizabeth Warren found themselves jousting again over questions of her claims of Native American ancestry, his past and future votes, and tax policy in their second debate last night.
They drew the clearest distinctions between themselves in the hourlong debate at the Tsongas Arena in the areas of taxation, spurring the economy and the DREAM Act, a proposal that would create a path for children of illegal immigrants to become permanent residents through military service or obtaining an advanced degree.
"The DREAM Act, I don't support it," Brown said. "It's a form of back door amnesty. We need to improve our legal immigration system."
Brown said the entire American immigration system needed to be overhauled. And he accused Warren of being in favor of allowing undocumented immigrants to go to public colleges while paying the in-state tuition rate and to get driver's licenses. He did not specifically say whether he opposed those things, and Warren did not rebut those points.
"This is a big difference between us. I would strongly support the DREAM Act," Warren said. "I also believe we need comprehensive immigration reform. We need to follow the law, and we need to enforce our borders."
The candidates, pushed by moderator David Gregory of "Meet the Press," laid out their positions on closing the federal budget deficit and accused each other of supporting policies that would hurt middle-class families.
Warren advocated the so-called Buffett Rule, a proposal named after billionaire investor Warren Buffett that would impose a 30-percent tax on income over $1 million, and said taxes on the wealthiest taxpayers should rise to narrow the deficit.
"What Senator Brown doesn't want to talk about is that he signed the extremist right-wing pledge never to raise taxes on millionaires and billionaires," she said, referring to conservative activist Grover Norquist's Taxpayer Protection Pledge that asked politicians to promise to refuse to support any revenue increase of any kind.
"Senator Brown voted to say he would let taxes rise for 98 percent of families in Massachusetts and 97 percent of small businesses, would hold them hostage unless there were tax cuts for the top 2 percent," she said, pointing to a procedural vote Brown took blocking a proposal that would have extended the Bush-era tax cuts for most taxpayers while letting the rate revert to the 1990s-level of 38.5 percent for the top bracket.
Brown said that spending in Washington is out of control and that higher revenue would not solve that problem and would damage the fragile economic recovery. "I don't want to raise taxes on any American in middle of a three and a half year recession," he said.
For encouraging stronger economic growth, Warren said she would have supported President Barack Obama's proposal last year, called the Jobs Act, to add jobs by funding more infrastructure projects and sending money to state governments to prevent the layoffs of public employees.
"Senator Brown voted in lockstep with every other Republican and we didn't get a jobs bill," she said. "It would have prevented the layoffs of teachers and firefighters across the commonwealth."
However, Brown said reigning in federal taxes and regulations would spur growth, and those goals could only be accomplished by working with both parties. "We have runaway deficits each and every year," he said. "We don't need rock throwers or people who will leave blood and teeth in the streets. We need people to work together to find common sense solutions."
"We need to get our fiscal and financial house in order," he said.
Brown played up his independence, saying he voted with his party 54 percent of the time. However, he resisted answering Gregory's questions about whether he would be a supporter of Mitt Romney if he wins the presidency, and whether he would vote for Sen. Mitch McConnell, R-Kentucky, as majority leader should the Republicans capture control of the U.S. Senate.
"I've been speaking to independent voters in Massachusetts to be their independent voice," he said. "Professor Warren would be in lockstep with her party. I don't work for President Obama or Mitt Romney or Mitch McConnell. That's what independence is about."
Warren said she worked with members of both parties while working as chairwoman of a Congressional oversight panel in 2009 that monitored the Troubled Asset Relief Program, which bought mortgage assets from struggling banks during the financial crisis.
"I've had experience working across aisle," she said. "I went to Washington in the financial crisis in 2008 as part of a bipartisan commission, with both Republicans and Democrats, and worked on the different and challenging issues facing the country."
She said she is not working for any party, but would work with any senator or leader who she thought proposed ideas that protected and helped the middle class.
Gregory asked if Warren had any regrets about the questions surrounding her claims of Native American heritage. Brown repeated his assertion that identifying herself as Native American in a professional directory, and possibly in job interviews, is a test of character she did not pass.
"I wish I had been faster in answering the question," Warren said. "But the truth is the truth. I believe my mother. I can't understand what [the] test would be to say my mother lied to me from day I was born until the day she died."
Colin Reed, a spokesman for Brown, said after the debate that Warren's tax proposals have been blasted by national business groups such as the National Federation of Independent Businesses and the Chamber of Commerce.
"There is a difference on jobs, on the economy. She supports more spending and higher taxes," he said.
After the debate Congressman Barney Frank, D-Newton, who is retiring this year, disputed Brown's characterization of himself as independent and moderate.
"He's a conservative Republican in effect (because of how he votes)," he said. "What he really believes is inconsistent with the majority of Massachusetts voters."
The candidates' tactics remain as they have been since their first debate last month. Brown, prompted by the moderator then, went on the attack about Warren's ancestry claims and last night, again prompted by the moderator, again persistently questioned her intentions. Warren tried to paint Brown as a right-wing ideologue. And both candidates said they were the choice for helping the middle class.
Frank Talty, a political science professor at UMass Lowell and director of its Center for Public Opinion, said Brown's more bare-knuckled tactics reflected a sense in the senator's campaign that he could raise enough questions about Warren and make her seem unpalatable without doing too much damage to his nice-guy, everyman reputation. But that tack could only work for so long.
"These ads go after the Native American issue, but then it comes back to hurt you," he said.
Warren, on the other hand, highlighted her connection to and work with President Obama, whom Talty said would likely win Massachusetts handily and is the most popular politician in the state.
"If you're Professor Warren, you need to leverage him in your campaign," Talty said. "She does it by talking about how she's supportive of his agenda, and Obama's lead over Romney is enormous."
Independents will likely be key, he said, particularly since a recent UMass Lowell poll found that Brown has a number of people who lean toward voting for him, but are open to changing their minds. Warren's supporters are much more firm.
"Another interesting stat is that 22 percent of people who said they would vote for Senator Brown said they would vote for President Obama," Talty said. "There are Obama supporters who said they may vote for Brown. If you're Professor Warren, you need to try to peel off those Obama voters from Brown by talking about those positions he's taken that diverge with those of President Obama and the Democrats in Congress. If you're Senator Brown, you reiterate the number of times you have voted independently in the best interest of voters rather than for either party."
Most political commentators and politicians after the debate predicted that the tight polls, many of which give Warren a slight lead but are by no means clear, are an indication that the race will remain extremely tight.
"I don't think anything tonight would change that," Congresswoman Niki Tsongas, D-Lowell, said after the debate.
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The Vikings have signed first-round S Harrison Smith, according to multiple reports. It is a standard four-year deal with an option for a fifth.
The 29th overall pick in last month's draft, Smith, who played his collegiate ball at Notre Dame, played for the Vikings' staff at the Senior Bowl in January.
The Vikings traded up to get back into the first round to select Smith. Minnesota drafted OT Matt Kalil earlier in the first round. Kalil and third-round CB Josh Robinson remain unsigned.
Click here for Smith's PFW scouting report.


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We just bought a new laptop for engineering and I have recently installed Autodesk product design suite 2013 on it. We have network licenses. When I connect it to the network directly through a LAN connection and try to open the software I receive an error. See attached image file.
I have taken the laptop else where and I have VPN into the server and it worked. Is there any reason this may be working with VPN but not with direct connection.
I also have checked to make sure there were enough license available for use.
Solved! Go to Solution.
Yes. It is likely IPv6 or a combination of that and Firewall blocking ports 2080 and 27000.
For more information about Network License Manager connectivity issues and IPv6, please see my discussion post here:
why would that be an issue if my workstation works fine with the same connection? Just curious.
Because of the IP protocol in use, would be my guess.
You might PING the server from your LAN connection with the problem and make sure that the response is a valid IPv4 address. You can also check with Internet Explorer on the firewall ports:
Those two should give a jargon response page if open. (replace servername with your NLM server hostname.)
Alright I have the laptop connected through the LAN and have pinged the server. Here is the image of the server ping look just like my workstation ping.
You need to PING by hostname, not IP address. Repost your results.
alright Here is what it looks like after I ping to by the server name. Also I am fairly new to all of this installation information so bare with me please.
No problem. It is exactly as I had predicted. The reason you can't get licenses is because the connection trying to be made to the NLM server is IPv6. This can be fixed by modifying the hosts file on the client machine to point to the IPv4 address (the one you PING'ed first) instead.
The entire process is in my IPv6 fix. Instead of the 127.0.0.1 (localhost) listed in my link, use the IP address of the NLM server along with its hostname on a separate line. That should fix you up.
Essentially your hosts file entry should look like this:
Then when you PING it as you did in your last screen capture, it will be correct instead of the IPv6 jargon you saw instead.
For more information about Network License Manager connectivity issues and IPv6, please see my discussion post here:
Thanks for all your help. your solutions has fixed the issue.


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Nothing on the Polish forum indicates that the new lens is from Tamron.
Were is the info that it is Tamron?
Were is the info that it is Tamron?
Doesn't Tamron have any fast primes at all?
Yep, whoever said the 200-500 w/ VC is probably correct. Here's the current one overlaid; there's basically an extra inch or two on the new lens, with a big hump near the mount.
Considering Tamron's lineup, I imagine they would consider a $1500-2000 lens pretty serious
Got an info from a reliable Tamron retailer that it will be 150-600 VC and it could be available perhaps already this year.


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Being disaster-ready includes preparing your family and home for potential emergencies that could occur in your area.
According to the Red Cross, these are four ways you can prepare for a disaster:
1. Know what emergencies or disasters are most likely to occur in your community.
2. Have a family disaster plan and practice it.
3. Have an emergency preparedness kit.
4. Make sure at least one member of your household is trained in first aid and CPR/AED.
The Red Cross recommends holding a family meeting to discuss and prepare a response to emergencies. A family plan should include:
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2. Food, at least a three-day supply of non-perishable food.
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8. Moist towelettes, garbage bags and plastic ties for personal sanitation.
9. Wrench or pliers to turn off utilities.
10. Manual can opener for food
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12. Cell phone with chargers, inverter or solar charger.
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Disney's Wilderness Lodge is located on Bay Lake in Lake Buena Vista, Florida. The lodge stands one mile from Magic Kingdom Park.
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Disney's Wilderness Lodge was modeled after the Northwest's great historic lodges. An 8-story lobby features a rushing river, Native American sculptures and artifacts, a traditional totem pole, a not-so-traditional Disney-character totem pole, and a floor-to-ceiling, rock-strata fireplace. Artist Point affords views of Bay Lake and Silver Creek Falls, and specializes in wild game and Alaskan cedar-planked salmon. Whispering Canyon Café features all-you-can-eat barbecue and wood-smoked meats. Roaring Fork Snack Bar offers counter service throughout the day. Territory Lounge serves light appetizers, beer and Pacific Northwest wines.
The lobby's splashing stream cascades over rock formations and flows down to the Silver Creek Springs outdoor pool which features a waterslide, a children's pool, and hot and cold spa tubs. A private, white-sand beach borders Bay Lake. The seasonal Trout Pass Pool Bar serves beer, specialty drinks and snacks. The Wilderness Marina offers bass-fishing excursions and rents watercraft. A complimentary, limited-hour fitness center houses cardiovascular and weight-training machines, free weights and balance balls. The Cub's Den offers supervised evening activities for children ages four to 12.
Disney's Wilderness Lodge offers 727 guestrooms located in 2 wings. Guestroom doors are etched with teepee designs. Rooms extend onto private woodland- or courtyard-view balconies or patios. Armoires are accented with nature scenes and twig trim. Bed headboards are carved with forest scenes, and bed posts are topped with wood-carved forest creatures. Shades of cool blue and green décor echo the Great Northwest forest's tapestry of colors. Bathrooms feature separate, granite-topped vanities and curved shower rods. Rooms include 32-inch, flat-screen televisions, DVD players, and compact refrigerators. High-speed Internet access is available for a fee.
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The production on offense has varied depending on the week, but losing has been a constant for the 2-7 Panthers this season. Newton has made it very clear that it doesn't sit well with him. Learning how to handle the losses and translating his frustration with the team's situation into making strides as a player is the challenge he's facing each week. Indications are that he has shown dedication to developing during practice and in meeting rooms throughout the season, but there's clearly plenty more work to be done. The best he and the Panthers can hope for now is a respectable finish to a trying year heading into his first full offseason of work with teammates and coaches.
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I don't think a mother ever gets tired of beamin' over her children, so y'all forgive me if you think I'm gushing too much. The truth is, with every piece of work that my sons, Jamie and Bobby, accomplish, for every good thing that they do, I still want to hang it up on my refrigerator, as if it was their first piece of art they made in kindergarten.
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There's not a night that goes by that I don't lie in my bed and count each and every one of my blessings and feel the most pure sense of love and joy that a person can imagine. From grandchildren, to family dinners, there's no blessing that's too big or too small. I experienced the same kind of happiness when I got to see Bobby's career blossom with his first solo book and television show. And now I get to live the whole thing over again with Jamie's new cookbook, Jamie Deen's Good Food. He's already got his own show on Food Network, but now having his own cookbook has long been a dream of Jamie's, and he, more than anyone, couldn't be more elated that it's finally here.
You see, Jamie has always been a natural family man. He's a top-notch husband, an out-of-this-world daddy, and one of the two best sons this momma could have ever asked for. So when it came time for him to pen his own cookbook, he immediately knew the niche that he wanted to take: good, fresh food that parents can feel good about putting on the table for their families. And I've got to say, he's really done it y'all.
The recipes in his new cookbook are the kinds of recipes that traditions are made out of. They're the kinds of recipes that get passed down from generation to generation. As a mother and grandmother, it's my hope that Jamie's boys, Jack and Matthew, hold onto their copies of Good Food and pass it down to their children, and their children's children. But that's quite a ways away!
Your family is going to love cooking out of this cookbook, not only because the recipes are unbelievable delicious, but also because they're practical, no-fuss, and use wholesome, fresh, and locally sources ingredients when available. For instance, Brooke's Meatloaf with Sun-Dried Tomatoes and Fresh Mozzarella is an instant favorite that your family will ask for time and time again. The One-Pot Chicken and Rice with Leeks and Green Olives is perfect for a weeknight dinner; my mouth is waterin' just thinking about it! Even the desserts are irresistible, like Jamie's Peach and Blackberry Cobbler.
One of my favorite parts about Jamie's book is that it's got a special section in the back, called Rooster's Café, filled with all of Jack Deen's favorite recipes. They're perfect for little hands, and are a great way to help encourage young ones to get into the kitchen and help out, as well as introduce them to new foods they normally wouldn't be willing to try.
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Paula! Your mac and cheese recipe is a family favorite, especially for my teenage son. We love you and support you and your family. I will have to pick up Jamie's book too.
By Tami Pantzke on October 19, 2013
Congratulations Jamie! I Paula, I miss seeing you. I absolutely love your style of cooking. I cook southern food for my friends here in NM and they just cannot believe what they have been missing for all of their lives. I love and support you and your family and will not watch Food Network ever again.
By Brent Perez on September 29, 2013
I think the Food Network should have had a show of hands of anyone who had never made a mistake.The channel has now left a bad taste in my mouth.Love you and your family.Remember that the promises say that you will be restored, that no weapon formed against you will prosper, and you will be given double for your trouble.Thank you for being you.
By Dawn on September 28, 2013
Paula do you have a recipe for Toffee Fudge? My sister made it for me one time & I loved it but she won't give me the recipe. If you do I sure would appreciate it. Every time I tried to make fudge in my earlier years I either had to eat it with a spoon or it turn out wrong. Thank you for your help. Love you & your boys. Carol
By Carol Morgan on September 28, 2013
I just hope you know how much you are missed. You are the food network. I have been watching Jamie's show and it feels like you are still around that way. I so enjoyed seeing you for the "bag lady" celebration. We all talk about you here in Mocksville, NC. We support you 100% in any way we can. I cook from your Southern Bible on Sunday nights and my friends look forward to it. God bless you Paula!!!!
By Jeanne toyes on September 25, 2013
Love you so much, Paula!! Your family is precious!
By Anonymous on September 24, 2013
Was so wonderful to meet you, Michael, and Bobby in Dallas. Sure was good to get back to Crystal River. We'd love for you to come and see The River and King's Bay!
By Beverly J King on September 24, 2013
I can't tell you how much I and others miss you on the Food Network!! It's like a friend is missing!! Hopefully you'll be back on TV soon with something bright & new!! We miss you!!!
By Barbara Brinklow on September 23, 2013
Paula and Jamie, so glad for your new book, knew you would let a few people get you down. I do miss your cooking show, but will try to see Jamie's show. Love the cooking shows, your show was the best, easy down home recipes is just what I need. Love to ya'll. Cece in Virginia
By Cecilia on September 21, 2013
I just wanted you to know I support you 100% and no longer watch Food Network.This was all blown out of context. I am ordering your magazine and Jamies new cook book. Why don't you start your own network and get back on television. We miss you. People should look at their own lives and stay out of everyone elses. I will pray for you and your family.
By Christine Andrew on September 21, 2013
Ordered mine can't wait to get it!
By Bonnie Colvert on September 20, 2013
I have had the new cook book by Jamie Deen and Bobby Deen for a few weeks now. They are both excellent. If you like good food done right and doesn't take forever to do then you have bought the right cook books from these two young men. They are great chefs. They learned their cooking skills from the best in the business. That person is their precious Mother Paula Deen. What a great chef she is. Have all of her cook books. Bought the very first of her cook books when she appeared on QVC many years ago. And she has soared since that first delightful cook book. Love you Paula. God bless. Sara Stokes
By Sara Stokes on September 20, 2013
I bought this book on QVC.. I wanted them to know that your family can still pull in 'customers'.. It was not for their sorry actions!! It's funny but when you watch a show and see the boys grow up.. See their children growing up, you seem like family!!! I have read about the hard work and sacrifices that you made to give your family a future. This makes me sick of the people that work for you who try to get money by sleazy means!!! Good work Jamie Deen and I am so proud of you and Bobby standing up for your Mom.. LOVE this cookbook!!!
By Ruth Nesbitt on September 20, 2013
Love everything you do Paula Deen. I too have a son who I am so proud of, he's a sports writer. Keep those great emails coming and the wonderful recipes. I am looking forward to one day purchasing a cooking set and for a visit from you to Las Vegas!! Love ya, Paula Deen, you inspire me.
By Mariam Becker on September 20, 2013
I try to never miss anything you are on and have kept track of you and all you've done since the very start. True I'm an OLD fan as in fan but old in age. I just love you and your boys and can see where they get such a love for food. I've tried many recipes but haven't gotten any cookbooks as can't afford them at this time. Retired and being on a fixed income makes things hard but the recipes work fine for my food budget. Thanks to you all. I'll keep reading and watching.
By Rita Tarr on September 20, 2013
Congrats to Jamie Deen! Best wishes to all of your family.
By Teresa on September 20, 2013
Congrats to the dean family. I stand behind you and yours.
By Kay Wantman on September 20, 2013
9.20.13 Dear Ms. Deen: I am encouraging you to hang in there and keep the faith. Making mistakes and saying the wring things are a part of the life we live. You apologized and asked for forgiveness...I accept you apology and send you my support and love. You are a fine woman who reminds me of the summer days I spent in Arkansas with my grandmother as a child in the early 60's as she cooked and how the house smelled of all that good southern cooking. I am an African American Man, married 40 years, with 2 adult children and 4 grandchildren so I understand how these things can hurt the feelings of even those not involved. You will be back and come back stronger than ever, with the grace of God on your side and those who walk in a life of forgiveness and redemption cheering from the sidelines. Peace, Love, Soul and God Bless, Tyrone P. Dumas 5963 N. 78th Street Milwaukee, WI 53218 414-462-6657 home or 414-690-4789 cell
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We love our Cabrio gas dryer. It dries the laundry much faster and with less wrinkles than our previous dryer.
Thorough cleaning of all types of laundry.
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Once you get used to all the unique sounds, you will be impressed with this machine's cleaning abilities.
We like the design and how efficient it is. You hardly know it's running.
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The alarms are a very nice feature and it's style are sharp and modern. Seems like the drying time has been cut down due to it's efficiency. So far it's great and would recommend it to all.
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This dryer does an excellent job, but the drop-down door makes it very hard to reach the clothes. I am 5'3" - not much shorter than the average woman and, let's face it, it's still women who do most of the laundry.
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By lorabell
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I really like this dryer. My clothes, towels and even rugs come out different than other dryers. Softer like new again. it's an energy saver which is great for cost effectiveness. It litterally can tell when the clothes are dry. I am very satisfied. My only criticism is the angled top. I like to use the top to set clothes after folding and they tend to slide. The features and performance far outweighs that minor detail. I have the washer as well and I am completely satisfied. It's features and performance are also really good. Set it and forget it untill it is done. No double setting the control cause I missed the softner. I am very satisfied.
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Does everything a dryer should do, Dry clothes fast. What else do you want?
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I am so unhappy with this washer and dryer. The washer has- after only six weeks fo use, failed to spin the clothes. It has gotten a terrible odor even though we now leave the lid up between uses. The dryer is o.k. but not nearly as good as my previuos one. I bought this brand for its quality, but now I see my faith in this brand was completely misplaced.
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My old dryer was so old and so loud. This one is so quite I don't think I would know when it was finished if wasn't for the ding. The winkle shield is awesome. Should have bought one a long time ago.
Drys well but is quite noisy
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Dry's well and I like the wrinkle guard feature. The buttons are very noisy though, turning on and off you have no choice, they beep. Also don't like that you can't change the settings without turning power off.
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To be considered for need-based aid, you must be an admitted student AND file the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). When completing the FAFSA, be sure to list BGSU's school code: 003018.
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- BGSU awards an average of 5,800 scholarships totaling approximately $20 million each year
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- Deadline to apply for scholarship consideration is January 15, 2014
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