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Jeff opened the Little Red Day Spa in 2007. He has always been interested in how the arts and healing practices such as massage work together to create a higher quality of life. His art is part of a long tradition stretching back to the ancient Greeks which focuses on the beauty and power of the human body as well as the body being the vessel and vehicle of the soul.
Melissa Azoulay
Melissa Azoulay has been with the spa since the summer of 2012. She is very spirited and versatile in her sessions. She is also an excellent communicator and has recently taken over the role of managing the bookings and some other aspects of Spa operations. Melissa is an LMP.
Mary is a skilled practitioner and personal trainer with over 15 years of experience. She is skilled in massage, facial stretching, meditation and body work. She also has a background in executive management which is why she is beginning to assist in the management of the spa. The spa is growing in size and complexity. We are delighted to have Mary's years of experience as a therapist and personal assistant to help keep things running smoothly. CPT E-CYT.
In addition to being a licensed massage therapist, Holly has developed her own tantric practice. We are grateful to have her bring this often misunderstood service to our Couples Massage Services. Holly is committed to creating a deeply relaxing and healing experience in her session. She has studied massage in India, Mexico, and Seattle and loves to integrate Lomi-lomi (Hawaiian massage) and Thai massage with traditional Swedish and deep tissue techniques. Holly is a level 2 Reiki practitioner and certified yoga instructor.
Juan Reyes
Juan has been with Little Red Day Spa since the summer of 2011. He is a licensed massage therapist. In addition to his work here, Juan also works at a Physical Therapy Clinic where he responds to the needs of his clients and his clients' therapists. His specialty is deep tissue massage. Juan is also a very gentle and healing presence so we are very lucky to have him on our roster.
Megan is both an LMP and an Acupuncturist. She is widely trained and brings a very beautiful and graceful presence to her work. She is also available most days. She can combine acupuncture and massage in the same sessions.
Meng is both Chinese and American trained in a wide variety of massage styles and techniques. She is one of our strongest practitioners and is a particularly good fit for those looking for deep tissue work. Her English is limited but her work on the table is expansive. Also, our owner speaks Mandarin so is available for translation if needed.
Carmen has a gentle presence and her work is the same. She is a great fit for those seeking "salon style" or Swedish massage.
Janice helps facilitate deep relaxation and healing through blending, Swedish, deep tissue, acupressure cranial sacral and reiki. She is certified in pre and post natal massage (loves pregnant clients and moms!) orthopedic of the shoulders and pelvis, reflexology, cranial nerve release and reiki level 1,2.
Theresa is a LMP. She has also received training in Watsu massage. She is skilled in a variety of styles and is very excited to be part of the Little Red Day Spa. She is also widely available since she has made our spa her primary focus for massage.


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I really enjoyed these tracks, I especially liked the guitar tone. The lead parts aren't too over-the-top, which is always a plus :D
I noticed that you're looking for a vocalist; are these particular tracks instrumental or will there be vocals added to them at some point? I reckon you could go either way, they're interesting enough, but vocals would definitely open it up a bit more.
Good stuff, chief!
Thanks for the reply Paddy :)
Yeah I am looking for a vocalist...haven't had much luck yet. This is not a "band" by any stretch of imagination...just want someone to collaborate on this 'project'.
Cheers \m/
If you're down with collaborating with someone halfway across the world, I would be down.
@Innards-Decay - Check PM
Looks like you already have a collaborator for the song I wanted to do with you. Do you anything else in the bank that sounds more like narsil? I really like that style, but their vocalist is horrible.
Well that blog post dates back to December last year and till now no one has actually recorded anything. More like Narsil...I'm assuming Transitions is what you had wanted?
Yeah, transitions is a pretty fucking good song. I'd have no problem laying a vocal track over it, just need some time to give it a few listens to come up with paterns for it.
You guys definitely need to share whatever work you do here. Looking forward to it!
Sure thing. You give my songs a listen at all?
I enjoyed the whole Guitar Pro track. I especially liked the "Decimtation of the Impaled" section (it's closer to my kind of metal haha). I see you like using drum kit 16 in GP. The kick sounds great with that kit, I use it quite a bit too.
I loved the part which starts at bar 349, where the bass comes in. I'd like to hear a recorded version if you have one :D
Do you have a MySpace page or anything?
I have a myspace of a song I recorded during my senior year. It's pretty much my favorite type of death metal, sloppy slam laden guttural madness. My vocals weren't as good back then, but feel free to check it out.
My newer writings have yielded much more groovy and sludgy material. I just recently got back into the slam type of death metal. I used to be all about technical compositions and shit, but now I find the only thing of that sort I listen to anymore is Death.
sent mail!!!
I've always wondered how you guys can sing like that for extended periods of time and not be in extreme pain/discomfort. I presume it takes quite a bit of practice!
Good shit, keep it comin' :D
I've been doing it for about 6-7 years now, so you learn how to make your voice handle it. Basically, I try to sing around or "through" my vocal cords and use my diaphram entirely. Those vocals were completely adlibbed in one take though, so definetely not my best performance.
I've been giving Transitions some listens to figure out the pattern to the song. It would help if corroded made a tab or something in GPro so I could get a better hold of the sequencing of the song. Some introspective lyrics are definetely going to go well with it though.
A GP tab would be difficult for the time being...the song structure is pretty simple. The breakdown at 00:59 is 5/4 - 5/4 - 4/4, 5/4 - 5/4 - 6/4 and the whole pattern twice. Rest everything is 4/4 (except for 1 little 7/8 at around 2:16)
And new song up on myspace :)
Yeah, giving it a listen right now. Not really my style, but I'm sure I could lay some vocals over it, I'm getting some ink done this weekend, but I'm sure Ill have time to lay some vocal tracks.
Corroded, would you rather have me record just vocal tracks so you can mic them in yourself, or do you want me to just record over your track?
@Innards-Decay: I would need the vocals as separate mono tracks (individual tracks in if you plan to do some layering...wav or mp3) so that I can put them on top of the mix.
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Beach Dreams Cottages - Pool Side in Wells
- bedrooms 2
- baths 1
- sleeps 6
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
- type Cottage
- community Beach Dreams
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 700 - $ 1,300 / week
vacation rental description
This must rent centrally located Beach Dreams cottage is part of a 43 acre cottage community in Wells, Maine, just off of Route 1. It is perfect for a summer getaway where you want luxury, but simplicity. There is no need to sacrifice comfort and quality. This beautiful
cottage comfortably sleeps 6 and is equipped with many amenities.
The cottage also has a three season sunroom where you can sip
cocktails and relax with family and friends after a fun day at the
beach or pool. The Beach Dreams resort community is in its 5 year.
Some of the amenities and activities available are multiple pools and hot tub. Tennis,
basketball, bocce courts are available for your use. The property
features a pool side club house with work out facility, game room and more. Gazebos, walking and biking trails are available for your enjoyment. Take a walk, car ride or the trolley to near by Moody Beach and Wells Beach.
vacation rental location
property availability
- dates with deals
- unavailable dates
Last modified on 08-12-2014 at 9:21 PM.
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Dorinda O'Connell
cottage rental amenities
Cottage Amenities Include:
- Great location - near Grecian Pool and very short walk to club
house and large pool,
- Queen Size bed in Master Bedroom
- Twin Size Trundle Bed in Guest Bedroom. Picture shows top twin
bed. A second twin bed is hidden beneath. The trundle pulls out to
expose second twin bed.
- Pull Out Queen Size sleep sofa in living room
- Fully furnished living room and eat in kitchen.
- 3 season screen porch with table and 4 chairs
- Fully Equipped Kitchen includes: Stove, Full Size Refrigerator,
Dishwasher, Microwave, Coffee Maker, Cookware, and all your kitchen
- Ceiling fans in both bedrooms and living room
- Air Conditioning/Heat
- Washer / Dryer
- Cable TV with DVD Player
-Clubhouse amenities include:
- adult pool
- children�s pool/kiddy pool
- jacuzzi
- lounging areas
- pool bathrooms
- exercise room
- Other on-site amenities include:
- 2 additional pools. Our cottage is located near Grecian Pool and
Bocce court.
- tennis
- basketball
- bocce (bring your own bocce balls)
- trolley stop at gate for travel to beaches/shopping in Wells and
activities and attractions in Wells Maine
The close proximity to Wells and Moody Beach and the on site pools
and activities will keep most anyone very busy. For those who are
looking for a little more, this centrally located area offers many
attractions: golf courses, the Rachel Carson National Wildlife
Refuge, mini-golf, antique stores, outlet shopping and many dining
options all nearby.
vacation rental rates
$700.00 to $900.00 per week - May 1 through June 28th and September 6th to October 31st.
$900 to $1300.00 per week - June 28th through September 6th
Rental is from Saturday to Saturday. Check-in 2 PM - Check-out 10 AM (FIRM)
Unit is Non-smoking and No Pets. We rent only to Adults 21 years of
age or older
3 night minimum for rentals less than a week. g
July and August - full week rentals
6 people maximum occupancy - no exceptions
- Rental Rate - half due at time of booking and balance with final payment
- Security Deposit of $200.00 - half at time of booking half and balance with final payment
-8% Maine Sales Tax Due with final payment
- $85.00 cleaning / check in fee due at the time of booking
- Final Payment is due at least two weeks prior to the start of rental period, otherwise renter forfeits rental of the reserved week.
- Cancellation Policy: A fee of $150.00 will charged if cancellation occurs greater that four weeks of the rental date. If cancellation occurs within four weeks of reserved rental period, a fee of one half of the rental rate will be kept as a cancellation fee. The balance of any money will be returned to the renter.
- Security deposit will be returned after satisfactory checkout
inspection and inventory. Deposit will be mailed within one week.
** Please email with questions or to reserve your rental **
Association regulations state no more than 6 people sleeping within
each individual unit.
***Please email with any further questions or to reserve a week.***
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Hello Everyone,Newbee from Ny
Post your introduction and "get to know me" information in this forum.
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Hello Everyone,Newbee from Ny
Hi,my name is Mike and I live in Chemung,ny. Im a divorced father of 6 .I was a trucker for 26 years and decided it was time for a change so I bought a home with 12 acres of the best river bottom loam soil I have ever seen,with a veggie stand out front.So Im gonna give it a go growing and selling veggies.Ive allways had a big garden (1 acre) but divorce changed all of that,even had to sell my 56 Lo-Boy with every impliment! man I miss that tractor! I just found this site and love it!!! I didnt realize there were so many cub people out there.Im gonna farm my land with cubs only . I plan on getting at least 4 or 5 of em! So Im lookin. Thanks Mike
welcome mike good luck with everything, and keep us updated with some pics. we all are here to help with any of your cub guestions. we have several members from the NY area so you just never know could be a NY cubfest
' its just plain ole Ron '
Welcome Mike. I went through a similar situation as you. I now own 12 cubs . Keep your chin up, you're on the right site and among friends.
When I told my dad I've been misplacing things and doing stupid stuff----His reply---"It only gets better"
First, to the greatest forum on the internet, and to the Cub Family. You will find that all the folks on this forum are kind, helpful and just full of Cub info and knowledge. They also happen to be the finest folks I have ever met
Well now.. I thought I was right on up there.. but whew you got me beat by 1... child that is... You will certainly be able to find a Cub easily one would think, and as you know already the Cub is a pretty handy rig to have hanging around, so handy that 2 or 3 are almost the bare minimum, just for the enjoyment factor. My goal is to have a least one for me, one for my better half Emilie and one fore each of our kids.. that way there won't be any questions when it is time to settle the estate
There are always a couple of Cubs for sale posted in the For Sale/Wanted forum.. and of course there is always the eBay route as well, at least to see what may be available..
Best part of getting a Cub is the search process. The best part about buying a Cub is planning on what to do with her as soon as you get her, and the next best thing to seat time is play time fixin her up.. But you already know that huh??
Welcome to the Community
Ok, so here is the spiel :
I would suggest that you read this thread: New Members and Visitors, Please READ Prior to Posting. There are many great links to informative pages such as the ATIS FAQ's 1 and ATIS FAQ's 2, The Best of H.L. Chauvin who has written very interesting articles on troubleshooting common problems with your Cub. One of the other projects we have been working on and it will be a continuing effort is the How To Article Archive. This the the place to go to get all the quick links to some very good articles written by many members of the forum on solving some of the problems we encounter as we repair, maintain and up-grade our Cubs. Keep looking for this to grow.
Also, you might want to visit the Cub Manual Server as there is tons of info on servicing, maintaining and re-building your Cub. In addition to this basic information, there are also a number of other useful tools available on the server. There is the Specialty Services page which has contact info for neat stuff like getting your seats recovered, buying quality Decals, Serial Number tags and a host of other neat items. Also there are the Parts Pages - both Used Parts Suppliers and New Parts Suppliers pages with links to quality dealers. I am always looking for YOUR favourite dealers for New and Used Parts to include here. These pages are intended to complement our Official FarmallCub.com Website Sponsors:
I would also recommend that you visit Binder Books and purchase the three most important manuals you can own for Maintenance, Repair and Rebuilding your Cub. These are the Owner's Manual, the GSS-1411 Service Manual and the TC-37F Parts Manual. Although they are available on the Cub Manual Server, it is better is you also have your own paper copy. Binder Books is the only Authorized IH Publication Reprint House and they have the best quality manuals available. Most other's are not of the same quality. Just a personal thought here, the I&T Shop Manuals, although helpful in some areas, really are not sufficient for the job. If you wish though, they are good additional reference works.
IF you really want to get the skinny on all things Cub, might I suggest you get a copy of Ken Updike's Farmall Cub and Cub Cadet's . While you are at it Original Farmall Cub and Cub Cadet is Ken's latest addition to the series. Along with Guy Fay's Letter Series Originality Guide, these are three must have's in anyone's collection.
In addition to the above information, don't forget to check out the various articles that are available to help with your Repair, Restore, Rebuild or just your Maintenance Projects. There are a number of sub pages such as Electrolysis or Rust Zapper's, Maintenance Tips, Jigs and Techniques, Implement and Part Sketches and of course the Paint, Decals & Other Finish Questions which has the Paint Chart and the Paint Committee Decisions links.
Oh, and while the program still lasts.. you might want to check the Announcement: Navistar Free Gas Cap Offer - On-Line Form thread at the top of the Cub Forum and send away for the new style safety cap before that program runs out as well.
I truly hope that you enjoy your Cub and that you will be a frequent contributor to the forum. Again, to the Cub Family
Confusion breeds Discussion which breeds Knowledge which breeds Confidence which breeds Friendship
Hi Mike
Welcome to the cub Form and Friends
Best wishes four you gettin yourself some new cubs
Take care of your equipment and it will take care of you. 1964 cub. Farmall 100 and 130.
"Those that say it can't be done should not interrupt the ones who are doing it."
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Tony Stewart ran out of gas with two laps to go on Sunday, costing him a victory in the first Chase race at New Hampshire.
Stewart finished 24th instead of first, which cost him 94 points. Stewart spoke with TV and radio reporters after the race.
A LAP AWAY FROM AN INCREDIBLE WEEKEND, YOUR EMOTIONS? "I'm not happy, that's for sure, but we went down swinging. It's hard to lose one that way but at the same time it was fun racing Clint like that. He was definitely the fastest car and congratulations to those guys. It's a tough way to start the Chase but I'm proud of my guys. Darian (Grubb, crew chief) kept swinging at it all day and finally on that last set of tires we got it halfway decent.
YOU WERE GREAT IN QUALIFYING, FAST IN HAPPY HOUR AND SEEMINGLY UNBEATABLE ON RACE DAY. IF YOU HAD THE CALL TO DO IT OVER, WOULD YOU? "Yeah I would have settled for second. If you knew exactly how much gas you have it would be different, but you never know. It's part of the sport, always has been. It's what makes it exciting when you never know until the last lap what's going to happen."
MENTALLY WHERE ARE YOU AS FAR AS THE CHASE? CAN YOU WIN THIS? "Who knows? There is so much that can happen in nine races. I promise you this: This Old Spice/Office Depot Chevy team is not going to give up. We'll do the best we can and give it our best shot."
CAN YOU PUT IT IN WORDS WHAT THAT WAS LIKE? "Yeah, it sucks. It wasn't much fun. Congratulations to Clint and those guys. He had a great car all day. He did a good job of saving fuel and I didn't do a good job."
TALK ABOUT THE GOOD THAT CAME OUT OF TODAY: "It's kind of hard to find some."


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lux condo.. long/short term in Jamaica
- bedrooms 2
- baths 2½
- sleeps 5
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type Condo
- community
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 560 - $ 560 / week
$ 2,300 - $ 2,300 / month
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Excellent Apartment over looking Ocho-Rios Harbour. Breath taking View. 10 min walk to Ocho-Rios Town centre and the beach. beach is also in the city , so basically everything you need is rite there without no extreme need for a cab. 20 min Walk to the world Famous Dunns River Falls. A perfect Chill-Out Spot.
Lux condo situated on Phase 3 at Columbus Heights and boast one of the Best views on the Complex. You are never to far away from top Resturants and Great Shopping outlets plus Ocho Rios famous Arts and Craft Market. Ocho Rios resort has so many Beaches that you'll be able to check out a new Sandy Coastline everyday. Dolphin Cove is just a 20 minute Walk along the Coast line, yards before The world Famous Dunns River Fall. Just click on Google and Punch in "Things to Do In Ocho Rios" This Town is one of the Peaceful and Joyous Jamaica can offer.
enjoy free wi fi, free home phone service so your friends and family can keep intouch, 24 hr security.
lux condo is perfect for romantic/honey mooon getaway, and also a perfect place to stay if your are on a businees mission [ away from the city hustle and caos]
its a chill on the hill , but yet close to the grill. few minuits walking from your famous jamaicas jerk chicken center and more'
and if your are a nitelife person?... WOW, take full adavantage the glamoros nitelife the city have to offer , and welcome to the city that dont like to sleep.
take advantage of the lux condo and get a few nites free. [varies to the lenght of stay]
make this lux condo your home away from home at this affordeable deal.
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A Northeast Pennsylvania-area hospital had a rare occurrence as two fraternal twins gave birth to healthy baby boys – on the same day!
Alexandrea Condon, of Lewisburg, and Addison Firman, of White Deer Twp., say they're nothing alike, although they do finish each other's sentences.
They also found out they were pregnant on the same day, and each popped out a boy on Thursday at Evangelical Community Hospital near Lewisburg.
One in about 30 pregnancies results in twins, and for a pair of twins giving birth on the same day is even more rare.
Even stranger, both babies were born premature, but are doing just fine.
"It's really weird that we both ended up early," Condon said, noting that they both had to have C-sections.
"Everyone is like, 'Oh my gosh!' And I'm like, 'Really? Is it that cool?'" Firman said.
"We actually found out on the same day that we were pregnant, March 10," Condon said.
"They'll kind of be built-in friends growing up," Firman said.
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|DOT trying to put square peg in round hole
Letter to the Editor:
Oneida County Judge Patrick O'Melia has refused to dismiss a right of way case against the Department of Transportation (DOT). Meanwhile, we have been trying to fight a proposed snowmobile trail on the Highway 155 right of way in front of our home since 2011.The DOT granted a connection permit to the Vilas County Forestry Department. The DOT admits that there are a few minor corridors in the state that are still easements.
The Highway 155 right of way in front of our home is one of them. Our 1935 conveyance is "for highway purposes as long as so used." DOT attorney, James Thiel, has said "a highway easement is a right of way over a strip of land, it is not a conveyance of the strip of land itself."
A 2012 Wisconsin Supreme Court case, Berger vs. Town of New Denmark, found that with a highway easement, the underlying landowner holds fee title to the land. Judge O'Melia has said, "there is no section of the law or the rule that grants the department authority to simply issue permits without a property owner applicant — indeed, no such grant of authority seems to exist anywhere."
The Vilas County Forestry Department is not the property owner, we are. Judge O'Melia also explained that the applicant must represent all parties involved. Vilas County Forestry Department does not represent us, the underlying property owners, it represents the Bo-Boen Snowmobile Club.
Besides the fact that they are trying to issue permits that are invalid, Wisconsin law clearly states that the DOT has the authority to approve snowmobile trails near or crossing highways, but not on highways. That is because Wisconsin law just as clearly states that snowmobile trails are excluded from highways, where a highway is defined as from boundary line to boundary line, which would include the Highway 155 right of way in front of our home.
How can a snowmobile trail be a "highway purpose," as expressed in our conveyance when snowmobile trails are excluded from highways? Does the DOT think that it is above the law? Does the DOT think that property rights don't matter?
Wisconsin law also states that in order to grant money to a county for a new snowmobile trail, the county must show either fee title to the land, or an easement or lease to the land. As the underlying landowner, I have given none of those.
Judge O'Melia also has stated that an agency (the DOT) can only exercise those powers expressly given or fairly implied in the statutes. In our case with this snowmobile trail, it is like the DOT is trying to put a square peg into a round hole. Not only is the DOT trying to use powers that are not expressly given, they are trying to violate statutes that expressly prohibit a snowmobile trail on the Highway 155 right of way.
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|Club celebrates 65 years: Green Thumb Garden Club grew from 'can-do' spirit
|Saturday, August 03, 2013 12:05 AM
Staff Writer
Trailblazer Esther Powell used her "can-do" spirit and past experience as a garden club member to unify her friends, who desired to become part of a culture that grows by sharing a wealth of knowledge with each other, and begin what is known today as The Green Thumb Garden Club.
Jean Best joined the group in 1949 and is an invaluable "walking history book" with one sharp memory.
"Esther was an elegant woman who presented ideas to the club with a manner that made it wonderful to have a garden club," Best said with admiration.
On March 2, 1948, the club's charter members President Powell, Vice President Hortense Fettig and Secretary/Treasurer Ila Doepker and 17 additional members met with Mrs. D. J. Schaefer, the regional director of Garden Clubs of Ohio, to organize the garden club.
Best explained the Delphos Public Library sponsored the group and Librarian Mary Ireton made sure they had all the equipment — overhead projector and meeting space — for their monthly meetings. They participated in many of the same activities as they do today: community improvement, garden tours, "Guest Day Tea" meetings, visiting art galleries and local nurseries and many more educational activities.
In the first year, the club's civic projects included beautification of the landscape at the Delphos library — members sold Garden Club Tags to raise funds — a donation of books for circulation to the library and creation of seasonable arrangements to display throughout the year at the library.
"We planted and maintained the raised planters at the old library," Best detailed. "We also took care of the interior plants at the entrances."
The club held programs during their meetings where members spoke on topics including: "Soil Preparation and Lawn Care" by Henry Fettig, "African Violets", by Dorothea Peltier, and "Spring Flowering Bulbs" by Mrs. R. K. Morgan, just to name a few.
Up until the early 1950s when they moved the shows into the Jefferson Senior High School auditorium, which is now the Middle School Band Room, the ladies held district flower shows at the Presbyterian and Trinity United Methodist churches. Elida, Lima, Gomer, Pandora and Van Wert garden clubs participated in the shows, vying for as many first-place ribbons as they could. The garden shows consisted of an assortment of displays, prize-winning flower arrangements, virtual garden weddings, backyard exhibits with mannequins portraying people, patio plantings and table place settings.
"Due to the extensive set up of some of the displays, club members' husbands would be involved in the shows," Best said. "Members brought their own tables to use for displays."
During the first show in 1948, Astronomer Leslie Peltier judged the club's submitted garden scrapbooks.
In 1954, the club moved the location of their Tuesday monthly meetings to a new venue — NuMaude's Restaurant — where the ladies could enjoy being served a light fare rather than bringing a sack lunch or hostessing a luncheon.
By the early 1970s, the Green Thumbs took to meeting on Monday afternoons at the Steak House, which later became The Carriage Inn, The Chateau or they held picnics with sack lunches at one of the city parks, hosted luncheons in their own homes or at the Delphos Public Library.
Today, the ladies meet on Mondays, usually at the Public Library Annex, for a luncheon meeting or at a restaurant if taking a field trip visiting a nursery or garden.
The late 1950s ushered in an enthusiastic Yuletide spirit giving the Green Thumbs a new feeling of passion for sharing Christmas oriented community activities. Club members engaged Delphos residents by teaching Christmas decoration workshops, staging Christmas flower shows at the American Legion Hall and sponsoring and judging the Outdoor Christmas Home Decorating Contest.
They also volunteered their time setting up Christmas displays at the Delphos Public Library and at the post office. Every year since 1998, the club has designed and set up a Christmas display at the Canal Commission during Delphos' Hometown Christmas Festival.
In the 1970s, the Green Thumbs had 20 members and struggled for years against the Lima Gardeners, who had over 40 members, to be number one. Best said the friendly competition is a way to improve programs.
"For the Bicentennial in 1976, the garden club planted and maintained a annual display of red and white Geraniums and blue Petunias on the canal banks at Fifth and Main streets," Best said.
In the late 1990s, Jefferson High School teacher Carol Grothouse, along with art teacher Jeanne Clark, joined the club and brought a palette of color and creativity which became an integral part of the club's functions.
"Jeanne got me interested in the club," Grothouse detailed. "She was very instrumental for a lot of our program covers."
Clark artistic flair and always had a new method for creating colorful and unique programs which outlined club officers and members, a years worth of activities and a variety of club information.
Best said that each year the yearbooks/programs are submitted to the Ohio State Garden Club for judging.
"It was the club's 50th anniversary and I made up my mind I was going to join this club," Grothouse said with determination. "It was so much fun!"
Grothouse recalled a club trip to Wakeena Nature Preserve, which is located in the Appalachian foothills of Southern Ohio, when she and Clark thought they might not survive. Grothouse explained a large number of club members from surrounding garden clubs left Lima on two buses. Halfway to Columbus, one bus broke down and everyone filed out onto the side of the highway with all their belongings.
"There we were, standing on the side of the road," Grothouse said with humor and zeal. "We crammed everyone into one bus. Many of us were standing and holding onto rails while clamoring down the streets of Columbus and up the hilly terrain close to the nature preserve."
The bus driver was not all that careful while navigating the sloping back roads. After looking out the bus windows over a ravine, Clark turned to Grothouse and said with fear in her eyes, "We're going to die!"
Fortunately, everyone arrived safely. Grothouse said the bus trip home was almost as eventful, with one of the buses breaking down near Bellefontaine.
"Some people called family to pick them up," she said. "Others climbed on board the remaining bus and arrived in Lima late but in one piece."
As a whole, the club has performed thousands of hours of community service by planting and maintaining trees at Waterworks and Stadium Parks; annuals at the reservoir, Library on the canal banks and in downtown planters; and at the "Welcome to Delphos" signage.
The Allen County Fair is a huge deal for the Delphos club as well as for Happy Hours and the Lima Garden Club. Each year, all three share the duties of setting up tables, partitioning arrangement display space, watching over the displayed entries, cycling new arrangements for judging and tearing everything down.
"It's a social and educational event," Grothouse said.
Over the course of 65 years, Green Thumb members have earned a multitude of first-, second- and third-place ribbons, certificates of award for superior and excellent program books, Class G flower show entries and most recently, took "Best of Show" last year with Louise Sroufe's "Limelight" Hydrangea display entry.
The club is always looking for new members and welcomes interested potential members to attend meetings. For more information, contact Judy Jester at 419-692-2913.


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Dozens of residents in Port Richey were forced from their homes Wednesday morning, as emergency crews continue evacuations because of floodwaters in the area.
At the 173-unit Suncoast Gateway Mobile Village, off Ridge Road just east of U.S. 19, power was shut off as floodwaters went into electrical boxes.
People were quickly gathering belongings and rushing to safety, but not everyone.
"They said if we go out of the park, our vehicle is all I have and if I leave it then they said we couldn't come back into the park," said one resident who said they were staying despite the evacuation orders. "We're going to just hunker down. Like I said, it will be like camping I guess."
This comes a day after thousands were evacuated in New Port Richey because of floodwaters. County officials said they are assisting residents who wish to return to their homes in those areas.
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DOVER, Del. - It looks like pumpkins will once again soar, as this year's Punkin' Chunkin' is expected to move to the Dover International Speedway. The World Championship Punkin' Chunkin' Association will meet Sunday to work out final details, before its sent to last year's team captains for a vote.
The gourd hurling event has been at Wheatley Farms, inc in Sussex County for the past five years. But the owner decided to call it quits last year, after being sued by an injured volunteer in 2011. So the search has been on to find a new venue that can hold it!
Promotions Director Frank Shade explained, that the event needs a lot of land. "Our machines at the longest shot are looking at about a mile long, so we need a piece of property that's a mile long at a minimum. We've looked at several counties in Maryland, we've looked all through the state of Delaware… and as far away at York, Pennsylvania," he says.
Frank says finding a new spot has already put them a month and a half behind schedule. And even if Dover Speedway is a go this year , it's not a guaranteed location for future years.
"We don't have that venue right now,so we have to do the next best thing, which is to go where we can hold the event, and continue to have the Punkin' Chunkin' and go from there," Frank says.
Even though Punkin' Chunkin' officials had wanted to keep the event in Sussex County, we're told they're excited it's at least staying in Delaware. After the Sunday meeting, a week later the captains of last year's punkin' chunkin' teams will vote to give final approval on this location choice.


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The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) is, by its position as central bank, the guardian of country's banking sector. With the help of suitable monetary policy instruments, it manages and directs the various financial institutions of the country so that there is neither shortage nor over supply of various components of money in the economy. It sees to it that there is neither deflation nor inflation. Thus from time to time it announces the shape and broad contours of the credit policy for months to come. Generally, it does this every six months though it can also make changes any time if the situation so demands.
Every undergraduate student of economics is familiar with both quantitative as well as qualitative instruments of credit control and money supply at its disposal. The former consist of bank rate, open market operations, cash reserve ratio, and statutory liquidity ratio, while the latter include moral suasion, warnings and directives. With the onset of globalization serious doubts have been expressed about the efficacy of these policy instruments and the effectiveness of the RBI in controlling money supply and inflation. We shall come to this after a little while.
On October 25, 2005, the RBI looked into the state of Indian economy during the six-month period covering April-September 2005. It was happy to note that the rate of growth of GDP was encouraging and it hoped that the overall rate of growth of GDP would turn out to be 7 to 7.5 per cent during 2005-06. There were positive signs of satisfactory progress in all the three sectors, namely, agriculture, industry and services. This was reflected in growing self-confidence of the business world and increasing inflow of both the foreign direct investment, and foreign institutional investment, indicated by some sort of boom in the capital market.
In view of this state of the Indian economy, the RBI did not think it necessary to alter the quantum of money supply in the economy. Thus it left bank rate, cash reserve ratio and statutory liquidity ratio unaltered. The reverse repo rate only was raised from 5 to 5.25 per cent. It, however, appeared worried at increasing rate of inflation. At present the rate of inflation is more than 4.5 per cent, but apprehension is that it may soon cross the five per cent mark. In the present era of globalization, it is not easy to control the level of inflation with the help of monetary policy instruments. Why?
Every student of economics knows that inflation has two components. The first is core component, which solely depends on the balance of supply and demand of goods and services, the quantum of money in the economy and the perception about the future. This component can be, to a large extent, controlled by the central bank with the help of monetary policy instruments and by the government through administrative measures like dehoarding and regulating the distribution of goods and taking action against blackmarketeers and profiteers.
It is not, however, possible for the central bank and the government to control inflationary pressures if the economy is heavily dependent on imported inputs of production and consumer goods. In the era of globalization, it is not possible for any national government to erect tariff barriers and adopt administrative measures to stop the inflow of foreign goods.
So far as the Indian economy is concerned, in recent years the price of imported crude oil has increased manifold and it may continue climbing up in the months to come. The RBI governor Dr. Y. V. Reddy has himself admitted his inability to check this component of inflation due to increasing import of oil. It is needless to add that this is going to push up the cost of production as well as that of distribution of goods and services. As public transportation is neither adequate nor reliable, people will not give up the use of private vehicles. Nay, in the coming months the number of private vehicles is going to increase because that segment of the society that demands has no dearth of money. There is a plenty of money both black and while at its disposal. Banks are ready to finance the purchase of vehicles at relatively easy terms and in the months to come more and more automobile manufacturers are to place their cars in the market. Then there is "demonstration effect†too. The fashion of small cars like Maruti 800 seems to be on its way out and the buyers are going in for larger cars that consume more petrol.
According to The Economist (October 22), "Stephen Roach, chief economist of Morgan Stanley, suggests that thanks to globalisation, the inflation process has changed over the past three decades in a way that has significantly weakened the link between the domestic cost pressures and inflation. He draws on an analysis in the latest annual report of the Bank for International settlements (BIS), which suggests that global forces have become more important relative to domestic factors in determining inflation in individual countries.â€
So far India is concerned, during the first half of the current year the total import bill came to $63 billion of which oil component was $21 billion. It needs to be noted that oil bill showed an increase of 43 per cent. Till now the government has resisted the passing of the full incidence of oil price increase onto consumers and this has slowed the fury of inflation but it will not be possible for the government to do so if the price of oil continues its upward march.
There is another fact that weakens the efficacy of the RBI and its policy instruments to control the quantum of money supply. The prevalence of credit cards for making purchases both internally and externally has added to the money supply and, as the time passes, its role in aggravating inflationary pressures will become more and more evident. It is not wrong when John Ralston Saul in his recently published book The Collapse of Globalism and the Reinvention of the World (Penguin, 2005) says that with the onset of the present era of globalization "While central bankers remained concerned about classic monetary levels, the private sector was printing however much money it wanted through a broadening set of private mechanisms—from junk bonds to credit cards.†(p.144)
It seems the RBI is aware of the declining efficacy of the traditional monetary policy instruments. It is thinking of reducing the number of policy instruments and increasing the effectiveness of the policy instruments that remain. In view of the success of its 'liquidity adjustment facility,' it is hoped that in future its emphasis will be more and more on controlling and regulating the money supply in the short run and encouraging domestic production so that the impact of imported inflation may be reduced. At the same time, as Governor Dr. Y. V. Reddy has emphasized, the RBI will give adequate attention to the quality of credit. He admits the need to review the pricing of credit, i.e., fixing the rate of interest. He wants a detailed thoroughgoing analysis of the need and cost of credit at various level of production. He is aware of the widespread belief that banks discriminate against agriculture and small and medium scale enterprises in the matter of quantum of credit and the rates of interest charged from them. While higher rates of interest are charged from them, more favorable treatment is given to large industrial enterprises. The governor has assured that he would ask the organisation of Indian commercial banks to look into the matter and make appropriate recommendations.
The emphasis by Reddy on greater mobilization of deposits may not succeed if the rate of inflation goes on climbing the interest rates on demand and time deposits remain unchanged. Existing and prospective depositors may invest greater portions of their savings in bullions and immovable property.
In the end, it seems the RBI is not at all serious about the problem of non-performing assets with which most commercial banks are saddled. There are two aspects of the problem, first, from now onwards the phenomenon of NPA must not be allowed to arise and, second, ways and means must be found to recover the outstanding from the defaulters. Let us hope, the RBI will do something worthwhile in the months ahead.
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In quite possibly the league's most erratic backfield situation, Felix Jones has regained the lead for carries in Dallas.
Talking during their bye about how Jones would get more work beginning in Week Five, the Cowboys lived up to their promise on Sunday. While Marion Barber gained a mere 19 yards on six carries, Jones exploded for the first time in 2010, taking 15 carries for 109 and adding four receptions for 17 yards against Tennessee. The only problem? Dallas lost the game.
But it wasn't a lack of offense that cost the 'Boys this contest, as they posted a season-high 511 yards, including QB Tony Romo throwing for 406 yards and three TDs (with three interceptions). Considering how well they moved the ball, it's likely this backfield arrangement is here to stay.
What does it mean for those patient enough to hold on to Jones? Well, as one of the most explosive backs in football, he will be difficult to bench moving forward and is worthy of at least flex status in most formats. No, he probably won't run for 100 yards every week as long as Barber is cutting into his work, but the Cowboys know they have been underutilizing the third-year player and will make it a point to keep him heavily involved.
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FORT MYERS, Fla. – With the 2014 regular season beginning six weeks from Saturday, the FGCU men's tennis team takes a look back at the historic career of once No. 6-ranked former Eagle Richard Stempnowski.
The Munich, Germany native played from 2002-05 en route to becoming the most prolific player in FGCU history. Over his three-year career, Stempnowski totaled a program-best 67 wins, landing him ITA All-American honors in 2004 and 2005.
The 2005 FGCU Male Student-Athlete of the Year led the Eagles through their first run in the NCAA Division-II Championship Tournament, ending with a trip to the round of 32 and a ninth-place national ranking in April 2005.
"If you look back on our history, it's clear Richard is one of the toughest competitors to ever play at FGCU," former head coach J. Webb Horton said. "Playing in the No. 1 singles slot and getting results like that is incredible. What he did on the court and how he represented FGCU off the court really took our program to the next level."
Transferring as a sophomore from Edison Community College, Stempnowski made his debut as an Eagle in the fall of 2002. Making an impact from the beginning, Stempnowski ended his inaugural season compiling a 10-5 singles record and a No. 34 national ITA rank. In April 2003 the Green and Blue ended the season sitting at 14-3 and were listed 20th in the NCAA Division-II final rankings.
Returning for his junior year, Stempnowski's fall-tournament campaign was highlighted by his win of the ITA Small School Southeast Regional Championships, earning him a trip to the ITA Small School Championships in Corpus Christi, Texas, where he finished fourth. He ended the season ranked 15th in the nation, was named the NCAA D-II Player to Watch and earned the Arthur Ashe Award for Leadership and Sportsmanship as well as All-American honors.
"Richard's run at the 2003 ITA fall regionals is a feat that will never be duplicated," Horton said. "He beat the No. 1 seed Carlos Custodio 6-1, 1-6, 6-1, in the semifinals and about an hour later beat Thomas Hipp, who was ranked in the top-5 nationally, in another three-set match. Stempnowski's win advanced him to Nationals in Corpus Christi and the way he played there and how he represented FGCU allowed us to host the championship tournament the following year."
Stempnowski's final season in Green and Blue extended the success he saw in his first two. Much like the year prior, he spent the fall winning ITA Regionals and placed sixth at Small School National, hosted by FGCU. In the spring, he continued play in the No. 1 singles slot, racking up a 25-3 record leading to his national ranking of sixth.
The Eagles finished their 2005 campaign with a 19-5 overall record, which included a trip to the NCAA D-II Championship Tournament, in just their first year of post-season eligibility. The team sailed to its first-ever win in NCAA Tournament play with a 5-1 victory over Eckerd College in the opening round before falling to top-seeded Barry, 5-3, in the South Region Finals.
"What an amazing alumni to have in our record books," current FGCU head coach CJ Weber said. "This program has an incredible history to it, and I couldn't be more humbled to have players like Stempe guiding our path today. He's been to all of our alumni events, which provides an incredible amount of motivation to the current players. For them to have guys like Stempe come back to the courts, compete against them and show them the pride they have for their alma mater. Stempe has a lot to be proud of, as he is certainly the most decorated player in FGCU history, and I can't thank him enough for his current support of the program!"
Stempnowski has continued his career as a member of Tennis Club Blutenburg in Munich. His most recent win came this past October at the 62nd annual Schliersee Sixtus tournament as part of the German Masters Series. To take home to top prize Stempnowski defeated Frederic Arlt in the finals 7-6, 6-3.
"Stempe is someone I really look up to," junior Jordi Vives said. "The successful legacy set by those who have played the No. 1 singles slot before me is something I aim to live up to and hope I can one day leave my own mark. I've gotten to play against Stempe before and it's really nice to see how this program can continue to impact you for the better once your college career is done."
The Eagles serve into the beginning of their dual-match season as they travel to Tallahassee, facing Florida State on Saturday, Jan. 18.


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Buccaneers wide receiver Mike Williams had a bad game at San Francisco and admitted on Wednesday that he is "playing terrible" this year after a record-breaking rookie season. Williams has just one touchdown and less than 200 yards receiving through the first five games of the 2011 season.
Buccaneers wide receiver Mike Williams heard the term "sophomore slump" all offseason. After seeing a young, promising receiver like Michael Clayton not come close to reaching 1,000 yards after a sensational rookie season in 2004, Williams was often questioned about what he was going to do to avoid a similar slump in his second season.
Williams brushed off the notion of a sophomore slump during the summer, believing that learning the flanker and slot receiver positions this offseason would allow offensive coordinator Greg Olson to keep him away from double coverage and allow him to continue to rack up the yards and touchdowns. But after recording 65 catches for 964 yards and a franchise-record 11 touchdowns in 2010, Williams is indeed mired in a sophomore slump this year with just 23 catches for 183 yards and one touchdown through the first five games of the 2011 campaign. He is currently the team's third-leading receiver in terms of catches and yards.
"I have got to step up. I'm playing terrible," Williams said. "From my aspect I am playing terrible. I should be doing a lot more to help my team win. I should be getting in the end zone. That is something I did last year, and that was getting in the end zone. Putting up points for this team. That is something I'm not doing right now so I have to put it together.
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"These are transfer stains, not projected stains," defense witness Barie Goetz testified.
"And stains of a feather stay together," Camm's lead counsel, Richard Kammen added later.
Camm's team hired Goetz to review the collected evidence and the findings from the state's two blood pattern analysts; Tom Bevel of the Indiana State Police and Rod Englert, a private consultant specializing in crime scene reconstruction.
Both Bevel and Englert have concluded that Camm could have gotten eight small dots of blood on his t-shirt only by shooting his 5-year-old daughter Jill at close range. Both also have told jurors that an ovoid blood stain on Camm's left shoe likely is splatter from standing close to his wife Kimberly when she fell to the garage floor after being shot.
"I disagree, it's a transfer stain," Goetz testified.
Goetz told the jury he holds a Bachelor's degree in Medical Technology, a Master's in Forensic Science and has more than 35 years experience in blood pattern analysis. He based his findings after conducting experiments using human blood, gym shoes and socks similar to Camm's and reenactors to recreate the crime scene; both as investigators recorded it, and employing Camm's account of events prior to summoning authorities.
Goetz agreed with Bevel and Englert that Camm's right shoe could have made a bloody print that investigators found in the garage and photographed as evidence.
No investigator has identified where that print was found. But based on the crime scene as photographed, and Camm's own claims, Goetz concludes that Camm may have stepped onto his wife's pants, which were soaked in blood, as he performed cardio-pulmonary resuscitation (CPR) in a failed effort to save their 7-year-old son Bradley.
"A pool of blood (on the floor itself) would have created a greater-volume stain, not as precise as what we found," Goetz told the jury.
Goetz added the print itself is consistent with the shoe's wearer raising up on his toes, as if running or reaching or attempting to remove or place an object. Goetz concluded investigators likely found the print on the right side of the garage, where Camm would have parked, near the exit door to the outside.
In recorded interrogations, Camm has indicated that he ran across the road to a relative's home for help after discovering the bodies and attempting CPR on Brad. Camm's uncle, Nelson Lockhart, confirmed that contact in testimony yesterday.
Goetz also asserts that Camm could have gotten blood stains on his left gym shoe and a sock if the loops of his laces bounced across the surface of his shoe as he ran.
"Projected blood doesn't look like this – its shape is inconsistent," Goetz told jurors. "This stain is surrounded by transfer stains, and it is a stain that is 'reproduceable.'"
Goetz acknowledge that he was unable to recreate the ovoid stain in question, through five attempts to run in similar gym shoes with laces soaked in blood.
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1:43pm Monday 22nd October 2012 in Sport By Dan Kerins, Digital Editor
FORMER Saints' midfielder Alan McLoughlin has undergone surgery after being diagnosed with cancer.
The Irishman, who made 24 league appearances and scored one goal for Saints between 1990 and 1992, underwent surgery to remove a kidney and a cancerous tumour.
After spotting blood in his urine, a visit to hospital confirmed the worst.
He now has to wait until next month to find out if the operation has been a success.
McLoughlin said: "I just jumped back from the urinal and called out to Lucas, one of the physios who had travelled with us. He told me to go to the hospital."
"I just remember putting my hand up to my face and thinking 'How am I going to tell Deby and my two girls Abby and Megan and my mum and dad?
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Just another reader wrote:2nd by me
Fingers crossed for a full recovery.
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Linesman wrote:Best wishes and get well soon Alan.
Have met him a number of times and as well as being a top footballer, he is a top gent. Get well soon Aln
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We asked, you answered and we received dozens of entries to our Pet Halloween Costume Contest. That left us with a tall task: having to choose the finalists so you can vote for your favorite! Our editors spent hours going through all the entries and selected their 10 favorites.
Voting opens today, so, scroll through our photos, pick your choice to win and tell us which in the comments section by indicating the picture number and the pet's name. One vote per person, please.
Voting will end at 5 p.m. on Friday, Nov. 2.
The winner will be announced Monday morning, Nov. 5. Oh, and we've added a little incentive: the winning submission will receive a $50 gift card plus bragging rights.
Happy voting and thank you everyone for your submissions!
EDITOR'S NOTE: The deadline to vote has been pushed back to Nov. 5.