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Quick question though, what has his leadership and work ethic got us this year? Wouldn't you rather see a couple to three other young starters learning with the rest of the youngsters. Maturing together?
If we keep JA for the next two year (and pay him his 25+) and then he leaves, we will then have a defense that is 2 years older than the guys who would/will replace him.
The follow-on discussion to that is we might already have his replacement, but those cats would then need to be resigned by then so they might leave for more bucks kindof discussion train.
In the end, I think your right. We will keep him and we will find out that he can still get to the QB after the real reason figures out what they are doing wrong.Many many thanks to my talented friend Jos for the new Sig.
Sure, we didn't see all the INT's most on here crave, but thats ok. Just as long as the D held up their end, and they did.
Now we are seeing 100 yard rushers, the likes of Whinny getting beat for 60 + yarders and long drives in very little time that cost us games. That didn't happen with that group and they still had the sack totals and alot more (alot more) pressures. Remember how I used to put those numbers up for Ray all the time?
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But no, hang on to JA, he's the only thing worth watching on defense.
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I can't even believe people following this team are saying get rid of JA. Seriously?????
The part about getting rid of him was a bit of poking fun. But we have to look at the long term too. His contract is up next year if I am not mistaken and we have to look at whether at his age he will even sign with us again or if he will look to sign with a contender to try to win a SB before he retires.
If it comes down to trading him now and getting some solid picks or keeping him this year and having him leave when his contract expires with us getting nothing in return which would you prefer?
I like Jared Allen. He brings a swagger to the team that we sorely need - and certainly don't deserve. He gives us something to look forward to - the possibility that he will "get his" while the rest of the team wallows in mediocrity (or worse).
...with that in mind, I think our BEST option would be to trade him.
His value is high, and we need the picks to rebuild...DESPERATELY.
Problem there is, do we trust the guys drafting/coaching to make good use of the opportunity of presented?
So, on one hand, we keep JA, and he goes the way of Kevin Williams - high priced place holder who used to be good...
...or we trade him, get solid value, and Frazier & Company blow the picks or fail to coach them properly.
It's a crap shoot.
Nothing to see hear folks, move along.
Everyone knows that Marr loves the underdog. He prefers to pull for the unknown, unproven in favor of the star player. Trading JA would be stupid. Sometimes a players presence helps to affect the way a defense gameplans for you. The other teams never knows if we will get JA from last week or 4 sack JA. Imagine how poor or team would be without JA.
The tampa 2 has been beaten. Teams are running from it. Our LBs cannot cover or play it. Erin got beat twice and you think its the 1 DE that we have that should be moved. Thinking like that is why teams like the Browns never, ever get better. They are always chasing the next young hidden talent instead of believing in their eyes and stats. You don't trade a 22 sack artist that is not even 30.
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- Leadership.. i can't remember where i read it.. but several players have mentioned the drive and work ethic JA has.. many are mentioned.. AD, PH to name a few.. but lets just take our DE's.. who better for them to see, learn from, and have that drive instilled in them to be the best.. push harder and harder.. I would take this any day over a.. headcase ego filled star who thinks everyone should worship him for his skillz..
Just the way JA handeled some of the pre-season bs.. how will MK stand up to JA.. who will win.. how many times will JA hand Matty his arse.. what was Jared's take.. "Why should I try to learn to beat him, do I ever play him? I want to work together, both of us Grow, Learn, and improve our Technique, and the system we're working in" This goes a LOONG way toward the TEAM first mentality.. and the more STARS of the NFL that shove this into the heads of the up and comers.. the better for us.
right so JA gets lets sa 25 sacks.. breaks the record.. we go 6-10.. in the end it means nothing for us.. maybe a win here or there.. we see the value of him, other teams drool on the value of him.. I would be sad to watch a trade happen. but I'd also know that.. JA will get a shot with a team that IS a contender, they get a piece of the puzzle that they need to be more then a contender.. and we get.. 3 pics? maybe mix of pics/development players.. it's mute to try and say lets trade him now.. that window shut.. you need an offseason to work with your linemates.. learn your system.. the blitzes, slants, and the fine tuning of a solid D line.. IF this is a possible scenario.. i believe it will be at the end of the year.. but what did we gain?
1. his experience in the film room.. BR, Griffen and whatever cats we have learn from one of the best all year
2. the D gets that little extra umph that JA brings this year to help them grow
3. Our Dline coach, D cord.. and coaches in general.. hopefully learn a bit.. as.. everyone can learn from the best player in that position.
4. we get to CHEER as JA slams Rodgers around.. (thats kinda worth it all anyways) at least for one more year.
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"We tried to stick with it, but there was a point where we were beating our head against a wall," Seattle Coach Mora talking about running at the Williams Wall
1. He is one of the best DEs and we will get good market value for him.
2. He is getting up there and he will be slowing down, similar to KW. We should trade him when he is worth the most and that would be after this year.
3. He will be a free agent after next year so if we don't trade him this year we won't be able to because he will become a free agent.
4. That leaves us in a conunrum do we keep him and sign him next year, he is an aging star, do we let him go via free agency or place a franchise tag on him.
Many issues to hash out, my take is I say trade him at the end of the season if we get a great offer.
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Orange Chicken and Veggies Recipe
A mild maple marinade seasons the chicken, vegetables and fruit in this summery supper shared by Violet Klause of Onoway, Alberta.
- 1 can (6 ounces) frozen orange juice concentrate, thawed
- 3/4 cup maple syrup
- 4 teaspoons canola oil
- 3/4 teaspoon curry powder
- 1/4 teaspoon cayenne pepper
- 6 boneless skinless chicken breast halves (1-1/2 pounds)
- 2 medium sweet red peppers, halved and seeded
- 1 medium green pepper, halved and seeded
- 3 medium zucchini, halved lengthwise
- 1 fresh pineapple, peeled and cut into 1/2-inch slices
- 2 unpeeled medium oranges, cut into 1/2-in slices
- In a small bowl, combine the orange juice concentrate, syrup, oil, curry and cayenne. Place chicken in a large resealable plastic bag; add half of the marinade. Seal bag and turn to coat. Place the peppers, zucchini, pineapple and oranges in another resealable bag; add remaining marinade. Seal bag and turn to coat. Refrigerate chicken and vegetables for 8 hours or overnight, turning occasionally.
- Drain chicken and discard marinade. Drain vegetables and fruits, reserving marinade for basting. Grill the chicken, vegetables and fruits, uncovered, over medium heat for 3 minutes on each side. Baste with reserved marinade. Continue turning and basting 6-8 minutes longer or until chicken juices run clear, vegetables are tender and fruits are golden brown. Yield: 6 servings.
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This was quite good. I used real maple syrup and included the oranges but I will probably leave them out next time. They weren't as good as the pineapple. That's a good idea to save some marinade and make a glaze. I'm going to try that next time.
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good recipe. I I skipped the oranges, as I did not have them that day. I also used no sugar maple syrup instead of regular. The second time I made this, I thickened the veggie marinade ,last minute to make more of a glaze. Next time I make a bit extra marinate and thicken 1/3 of it to save as a glaze during last 5-6 min of cooking
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THE BUZZ: Straight from the Brazil Game Show, Capcom has unleashed three new videos which provide a fresh batch of teasers for upcoming Street Fighter X Tekken character reveals.
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There are actors who recite Shakespeare, and there are actors who make Shakespeare come alive.
Many of those in Writer's Theater's production of "Hamlet" make the words fly through the centuries and come out vibrant and compelling in 2012. It's a strong classical, ensemble production that, in director Michael Halberstam's hands, has a sense of immediacy.
For the newcomer to Shakespeare, the production makes the Bard's words accessible, but Shakespeare lovers will also delight in its richness and nuance—and costumes, for that matter. Costume designer David Hyman has draped the royals in furs and silks and smart brass buttons and epaulets, providing visual candy that contrasts with scenic designer Collette Pollard's simple, but effective, set. It consists mainly of a castle wall with a dark smoke mark that suggests the ghost's lingering presence as the action unfolds.
The electricity in this production, though, is sparked by Scott Parkinson's performance as the tortured Danish prince. He roots Hamlet in the present moment, and brings vividness to the character's lines and soliloquies, so familiar to anyone raised speaking the English language.
Parkinson puts himself out there, takes risks and seems to invent Hamlet every moment as the play goes along. He so transcends the antique language with expression and movement that it matters not we don't speak Elizabethan English. We get it. It's a riveting performance.
Not all of the cast takes risks to this degree, but the production as a whole is marked by good work and interplay.
Far from being a distant Gertrude, Shannon Cochran projects the queen's compassionate love for her son. Liesel Matthews, who speaks each Shakespearian syllable melodically, conveys a sense of duty and grief as Ophelia, whose bright prospects are tragically dimmed. Larry Yando does satisfying work in turns as the powerful murdered king and the clever comic-relief gravedigger.
This was my first visit to Writer's Theater, and the space lent itself beautifully to the production. It was large enough to accommodate all the action, including the sword fight, yet intimate enough that everyone in the audience could see and hear the actors easily.
Ticket information follows.
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Where: Writer's Theatre, 325 Tudor Court in downtown Glencoe.
When: 7:30 p.m. most Tuesdays and Wednesdays, occasional 2 p.m. Wednesday shows, 8 p.m. Thursdays and Fridays, 4 and 8 p.m. Saturdays and 2 and 6 p.m. most Sundays, through Nov. 11.
Tickets: $35-$70; (847) 242-6000 or www.writerstheatre.org.
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Prescription drug coverage under Medicare - called Part D - can be confusing. There are 28 insurance plans to consider. The most expensive plan is not always the best and the difference in cost may mean thousands of dollars.
But a central Virginia organization is helping sort through the maze. Jefferson Area Board for Aging (JABA) offers individualized help.
Besides the costs of premiums, hidden drug costs may trap some people. And though open enrollment begins in October, JABA is looking for volunteers to help participants Thursday.
After Marian Quigley became disabled, she thought she chose the right prescription coverage under Medicare. But despite her thorough review of each plan, the cost of her prescriptions jumped.
"That price went from $45 to $700 a month. I really can't afford," said Marian Quigley, JABA volunteer.
Faced with an increase of about $7,000 per year, Quigley went to JABA. They helped her appeal and reverse the cost within weeks. JABA financial wellness specialist Judy Robinson says dramatic, unexpected costs are common.
"You can be paying a lot for your premium and still not have very good coverage," said Robinson.
In 2013, the average amount of premium from Medicare Part D ranged from $15 to $111.
JABA offers walk-in help for seniors and anyone who qualifies for Medicare. The open period of enrollment is October 15 to December 7.
"It's really important for people to review their plans every year and not just let open enrollment creep up on them," said Robinson.
JABA needs volunteers who want to help seniors and the disabled community.
"When it comes down to someone deciding to buy their prescriptions or get enough food for the month, then it really makes a difference in people's lives," said Robinson.
Quigley says the Medicare guidance changed her life.
"It saves me $650 a month for year - that's a lot of money. It brought me to volunteering here to be honest," said Quigley.
JABA says volunteer training is offered in person and online.
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Hendricks County Museum will have its third annual dinner theater as a fundraiser 6:30 p.m. April 11 at Chateau Thomas Winery in Plainfield.
This year's event, "Communities Remembered," will honor our smallest towns, including some that no longer exist. It will be an opportunity to learn more about your county and its history.
A dinner will be served, followed by a short presentation about the museum and an interactive time at each table offering information about small towns. The 16-piece orchestra, The Starlighters, will perform big band music with a vocalist.
Tickets for this Hendricks County Museum benefit are $50 per person and may be purchased by mailing a check, along with name and contact information, to the Hendricks County Museum at P.O. Box 226, Danville, IN 46122.
Tickets may also be purchased in person from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturdays at the museum or during business hours Monday through Friday at The Hearth at Prestwick, 182 S. C.R. 550 E., Avon.
Tickets will be available through April 7.
The museum is in the former sheriff's residence and jail in Danville. It was built in 1866. Its Second Empire-style was popular after the Civil War and was the first building in Hendricks County to be placed on the National Register of Historic Places.
It now displays many artifacts of our county's history.
Corporate tables are also available. For more information, call event chairperson Deanna Hindsley at 695-5602.


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MaLady's Beach Condo in Hilton Head Island
- bedrooms 2
- baths 2
- sleeps 5
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
- type Condo
- community Hilton Head Beach and Tennis Resort
rates (USD)
/ week
$ 1,095 - $ 1,095 / month
Hilton Head Island Condo deals
stays between: 9/2/14 & 11/30/14
deal expires tomorrow
3, 4, and 5-Night Fall Special - $395 and up everything included!
MaLadys Beach Condo Fall Special - Cleaning slashed from $100 to $50 on short stays. 3 nights $395; 4 nights $495; 5 nights $595--everything included! Special does not apply toward weekly rentals.
- Cleaning ($50)
deal# DDNXNP
vacation rental description
We are the direct owners of a condo who take pride in their place and
desire renters who are like-minded. Our property is beach-side (no
crossing streets). The beach fronts our resort. Only 'soft barrier'
separating us from the beach is a scenic tidal marsh (approx. 5-min. walk).
Access beach via private, 300-yd. boardwalk OR take the shuttle. Full-
service cabana on the beach (open March thru October) with dart board,
beach volleyball and bathrooms. Scroll down to view rate schedule.
Peak season of Jun-Aug. weekly, Sat-Sat only! Remainder of year we can be
more flex with shorter stays (3-night minimum) and check-in days.
No Pets. Non-smokers. Sleeps 5 (limit 4 adults). Gated community.
24-hour security. Located in the heart of the island. Lovely master
bedroom has comfy queen bed & 2nd TV with private bath. Guest room
has both a queen and twin bed for extra couple or three children. Guest
bath has shower. Kitchen comes completely furnished with all cooking &
dining conveniences. Living room has open concept with dining table,
ceiling fan, TV, VCR-DVD player.
Private beach. Private boardwalk. A full-service cabana
is on the beach (open Mar - Oct) serving beverages, snacks, grilled foods and
has beach volleyball and bathrooms. A bike trail runs in front of the resort
connecting you to the island; bikes can be rented in our community in the gift
store. Scroll down to view rate schedule. Jun-Aug strictly weekly,
Sat-Sat only! Reminder of year we can be more flex with check-in days and
shorter stays (3-night minimum).
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property availability
- dates with deals
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Terry or Susan 706 863-0916
condo rental amenities
Private beach
Private boardwalk
Private full-service cabana w/baths on beach (Mar-Oct)
Gift store with grill/deli area, serves hot foods
Bicycle rentals located in our Gift Store
Picnic area with grills
Coin-operated washers/dryers on all floors
Additional Amenities (FREE):
- 2 outside pools, 1 heated indoor pool, 1 kids indoor pool
- Sauna, public hottub, indoor walking track, exercise room
- 6 lighted tennis courts and a badminton court
- Wi-fi available at nominal fee. Ask about rates.
activities and attractions in Hilton Head Island South Carolina
We are located in the heart of the island--a skip and hop from any
and everything with over 200 restaurants, nightspots/pubs, tours &
cruises, family recreation and sports such as water & ocean sports,
bike & hiking trails, horseback riding, golf and tennis--to shopping
mall and outlets, businesses, cinemas, museum, art gallery, theatre,
comedy house, library AND of course...our fabulous Hilton Head Beach!
Hilton Head Island can be as quiet or as busy as you want it to be!
vacation rental rates
$895/wk Summer (Peak) June thru August, Sat-Sat preferred
$695/wk remainder of year (Sept-May) any check-in day OR
Minimum 3-night, 4-night, or 5-night stays during the off-season!
$1095/mo. Snowbird Special (non-peak) inc. utilities
Check-In 4 PM
Check-Out 10 AM
NOTE: Resort only allows up to 4 adults per 2-BD unit. Our villa sleeps a party of 5.
Accommodation taxes included in rates. Linens furnished with exception of pool and beach towels.
Cleaning fee is add'l ($100 for weekly renters and $125 for monthly renters). $100
non-refundable down payment to book with balance due 35 days in; however,
reschedules are fine. Major credit cards accepted.
CHECK OUR CALENDAR FOR AVAILABILITY! During the off-season
we can be more flex with check-in days and shorter stays.
Remember, our minimum stay is 3 nights--no nightly rates!
Terry or Susan 706 863-0916
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Top things to do in Hilton Head Island
- Beach & Water Activities
- Tours & Cruises
- FREE Tennis (on-site)
- Comedy/Theatre
- Golf & Horseback Riding
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Kong Tugger Knots Dog Toy - Lion
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Manufacturer: Kong
Your pup will love to tug on this cute and durable toy! The Kong Tugger Knots Lion Dog Toy is a unique design that uses knotted ropes inside the toy, providing a variety of chewing resistances and giving your pooch a challenge! The ropes are also looped together to absorb even more tugging stress, leaving this cute king of the jungle plush toy intact. Includes a squeaker! These toys are perfect for tugging, shaking, and snuggling. Also available as an adorable moose (sold separately)! Sizing Information: Small/Medium: 13" length x 2" width x 2" depth Medium/Large: 20" length x 3" width x 3" depth


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We need a lollipop person!
We, the undersigned, ask the council to provide the crossroads of Sylvan Hill, Sylvan Road and Auckland Road, London SE19 for a replacement lollipop person and the resources that they can be made to feel safe in their job. Our lollipop lady of twelve years has left. She left as she felt her safety was in jeopardy due to a few individuals. We are now left to fend for ourselves on a very busy crossroads. This junction is on the path to at least six local schools. Children at the schools range from three years old upwards and we do not want to see a serious accident or fatality caused by inappropriate economies.
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UpendED interview series: Debbie Rasmussen of Fly Away Zine Mobile
"It's intended to be the first piece of a bigger caravan where there will be many mobile vehicles traveling around the country doing things that are related to free education, free skill shares, and free shows."
Debbie Rasmussen started out as the associate publisher of Bitch magazine in 2003, and enjoyed a tenure as publisher from 2005-2008. After ending her stint at Bitch, she became the trucker she always wanted to be. The Fly Away Zine Mobile is less of a business and more of a mobile project that connects communities around the nation with ad hoc literacy workshops centered around 'zine curation and librarianship. Last summer, the first tour of the Zine Mobile (Orderly Disorder: Zinester Librarians in Circulation Tour) took it to nine cities with four participants, including Rasmussen. The Zine Mobile was recently featured in Flavorwire's round-up of incredibly unique bookmobiles from around the world. Read on to discover more about the founding of the Zine Mobile project, why Rasmussen chose life on the road over office life, and how the Zine Mobile project continues to operate without turning a profit. Follow the Zine Mobile's Tumblr for future updates.
What do you do as your day job?
I don't really have a day job, I guess. I'm trying to build this project. I'm very intentionally going in an unprofessional direction. I really don't even know what to say. I guess I consider myself an organizer, a writer, an editor, an activist, and a music player. I feel like all those things are kind of equal. And with the Zine Mobile, I guess I'm a librarian, a driver, and a curator.
How and when did you come up with the concept for the Fly Away Zine Mobile?
My last day job was working at Bitch magazine where I was the publisher. I loved it. In many ways I felt like it was my dream job, but in some ways it wasn't. I was missing the days of smaller projects, of self-publishing, and zines. We were going though a lot of questions, like any media organization, of how much to focus to put online, how much to put in print, and all of that. I feel like we were putting more efforts into online stuff which I thought was very important, but I also didn't feel as excited about online as I did print when I thought about it.
Another piece of it for me is, when I was little, I wanted to be a trucker for awhile. My dad was into CB radios, fixing them and selling them. We always had CBs in our cars and around the house. My sister and I would often talk with truckers over the CB, so trucker culture has always felt familiar to me. When I got older, we also had a motor home. The nomadic culture was something that was always appealing to me and in my blood so to speak. The Zine Mobile project kind of came about as a intersection of those two things, trying to step back from this bigger magazine into the smaller world of self-publishing and also really wanting to be moving, seeing places. Not wanting to be in an office job anymore was a big part of it, too.
When was the project launched?
It was about a year ago. I though of it when I was at Bitch. I don't know if it even says so on the website, but the Zine Mobile actually was intended to be the first part of a bigger project. I don't mean to be evasive on your questions, but some part of the stuff, we're still figuring out what it's going to look like. But it's intended to be the first piece of a bigger caravan where there would be many mobile things kind of traveling around the country doing things that are related to free education, free skill shares, and free shows. The idea is to revitalize community, bringing things back into our neighborhoods and doing things ourselves rather than going to the chain store down the street.
How did you choose the type of van that would become the Zine Mobile?
It's a 1997 Chevy Astro van. I got it when I was in Minnesota last year which is where I grew up. I looked at many vans. My dad used to be the one who helped me select my cars because he's way more mechanically inclined than I am. He died a few years ago, so this was one of my first ventures all by myself. One of the biggest pieces of advice that he gave me that I would also pass onto other people is to shop around. I looked on Craigslist for weeks and called on many, looked at many. The one that I ended up getting that I really like, I didn't end up getting right away. I keep looking until I felt like I had done enough research.
I'm just starting the process of looking for a new vehicle — the Astro has been so reliable and is comfortable and easy to drive, so I was dragging my feet a bit. But it's time — we're maxed out in both space and volume. So looking for something larger, wheelchair accessible, and diesel or already converted to run on veggie oil.
What did you end up spending for the van?
I think it was about $4,700. The one funny thing I learned about looking for a van is, at least where I was looking, there are two kinds of vans — a party van and then the souped up family van. Early on, for me anyway, I wanted something that had a little more gadgetry. The Zine Mobile in the Astro van I got has track lighting and many different light switches that ended up being really helpful.
Did you have the interior custom retrofitted?
Not really. I live on the road, so this is going to be my home eventually. So for me, I was jokingly calling it the Zine Mobile on Training Wheels. I intentionally got something that I felt like I would need to do very few modifications. The van that I have has little cabinets inside so I can put little tiny zines in there. I did quite a few temporary modifications, but I didn't have to do much in terms of the structure or overhauling it. That's something that I think I would like to do later, but I don't want to do that right now.
Did you have a business plan or some kind of template you were using for the venture?
Not really. Part of the work we're trying to do is challenging capitalism, but obviously we're all kind of participating in it. All of those things are so deeply complicated for us that a lot of our work ends up being really meta almost. When we get to the nuts and bolts of it, I'm like okay, we do need a certain amount of money to get going. I basically just asked people — friends and family — and said I would love to raise this much money to get the vehicle to start and get going.
How much money did you raise before you went out on the road?
I think I raised between $6,000 and $7,000. For the inaugural tour, I'd hoped to have enough money to cover the cost of the vehicle and gas, and I did. Gas will change when the next Zine Mobile is running on veggie oil, and people are always generous with food when we're on the road because they understand what we're trying to do.
Were you paid from this project at all?
I'm a volunteer. I don't pay myself for any of it.
In that case, what do you do for money when you're on the road?
Since leaving the world of full-time day job three years ago, I've worked as a caretaker/gardener at a feminist land project, a facilitator/advocate for a publishing non-profit in crisis, an animal house-sitter, a land/home/library/estate organizer, archivist, and caretaker, as a house painter and laborer, and as a barista at a coffee shop I worked at during grad school in Madison. I take on side projects or odd jobs when it makes sense, and when I'm in the right place at the right time. Sometimes the right place doesn't matter, because it's work that could be done from anywhere.
Who was out on the road with you? What was the structure of the tour starting off?
The Zine Mobile technically launched in Minneapolis where I was and where I bought the van, but it didn't actually get out on the road until I drove down to New Orleans and met three other librarians. They were all there for the American Library Association Conference. They all flew in — John Stevens flew in from Australia, Celia Perez flew in from Chicago, and Jenna Freedman flew in from New York. I drove down from Minneapolis and we all met in New Orleans and then we went on a nine-stop tour over the course of the next three weeks. That was the inaugural adventure of the Zine Mobile.
You said you want to get a fleet going. What's your ideal as to how that's going to be structured?
In a practical way, what I'm hoping it would look almost like a train car…not a train car, but some combination of cars or maybe bikes or some kind of peddle-powered caravan of people and each piece in the caravan would offer something different. The Zine Mobile is the library and reading and writing area. I'm hoping to evolve it into a pen pal station, too, to help revitalize letter writing correspondence and offer alternatives to electronic communication. Then there would be a trailer or a truck that would have a healthy food offering and another one for movement or dance, and maybe another one about music. That would be a categorical system. It might be like a traveling carnival but more oriented towards ideals of cooperation and sharing and giving things freely but with a central tenant of fun and play. That's the idea.
How many vehicles do you want to get?
I feel open. I think it would cool to get a core group of people who want to permanently live on the road. My own experience is that a lot of people are really excited about this project and want to come temporarily, which is also awesome. So having this core group of people — maybe five or ten vehicles — and other people plugging in if they want to along the way. Kind of wandering around the country, following weather patterns, and trying to be south for the winter and all that.
How do you see this model as being profitable, or do you?
No. [We're] trying to bring ideas into focus other than profits. Things like cooperation and offering these things for free, trusting that people will donate what they can, if they can, or someone else along the way will cover it. That's definitely been my experience with the Zine Mobile aspect so far. Sometimes I'll stop and people will offer money for gas, and at other places they don't, but in the end it all works out. For me, this isn't about making a profit. It's just sort of about living really simply in the world and trying to be an example that we would all benefit from if we were living a little more simply.
Do you see mobile businesses gaining traction? Do you see it as a thing that will gain popularity in the coming years?
I do. I think there's this general trend, and I'm glad for it, of downsizing and simplifying and I certainly think one of the positive aspects of technology is making it much easier to be mobile. I have no statistics about home ownership and things like that, but it certainly seems like people are sizing down, if not sizing down to the point of being mobile. But I do think once we downsize and simplify, it makes it easier to be mobile, as long as you consider that choice.
I think as far as being permanently mobile, it's been a really interesting experience for me this past year just seeing challenges present themselves, like this expectation that you have to have a home somewhere, you have to be in one place. From car registration to doing taxes, whatever, it's like the system is set up against the idea of mobility.
How does the Zine Mobile operate? When the Zine Mobile goes to a city, what happens?
It depends. It's a pretty flexible and open-ended project. A lot of times I will go and do open library hours at public parks or community centers or the parking lot of a public library. I often set up a little zine making station with a typewriter and paper supplies and writing utensils and all of that. When I was in Oakland, I was part of a zine show, and just pulled up outside of a café and kind of did the same thing. When we went on tour, we did a lot of zine readings in libraries and community centers and different kinds of places. I guess for the events, the common thread tends to be writing and reading and general literacy.
Did people actually go inside the Zine Mobile to participate in any of the classes?
Yeah. Because it's an Astro van, it's obviously very little. But the way that it's set up is intended to be like a little mobile library and also a reading room. I've done special events where I've gone to someone's house if they've requested it, where they've got, like, a poetry group. It's an experience. You're sitting in this little van surrounded by these really amazing zines, these little handmade magazines.
Did you have issues with any regulations regarding vending? You're not really a vendor because you're not selling anything, but did you run into any problems regardless?
No, not yet. I guess the biggest thing for me is that since I live mobily also, the Zine Mobile is technically my home. I have to be somewhat aware of where I am if I am going to sleep in it overnight. But that's something very different from mobile businesses, I'm sure.
Where do you stay when you're on the road?
A third of my time I spend with friends and family, a third of my time I spend in the Zine Mobile, and a third of my time I spend doing house sits and animal sits along the way.
How else did you get the word out there about the Fly Away Zine Mobile tour? Did you utilize social media in addition to the blog?
We used Facebook quite a bit on tour. I got off Facebook about six months ago myself. I had the Zine Mobile page up for awhile and then I ended up taking it down. I used Twitter for a bit and I didn't like that either. I tried to update the blog. If you've seen it, you know I was terrible at it. I used Tumblr, too. I feel simultaneously curious about these new types of media because my own background is in media. I feel a certain kind of expectation or responsibility to test them out. I do see how people find them useful. I myself am looking to spend so much less time on the computer that I just can't get myself to spend a lot of time [doing updates]. For better or worse, the Zine Mobile often does end up being a product of word of mouth which is kind of nice because I appreciate keeping it kind of small and contained at least for now.
When will the next incarnation of Zine Mobile go out on the road?
I am talking to people now about summer plans that would start in June.
Do you have an idea of how long you'd like to stay out on the road when it goes out this time?
I think it'll be another four months again. I think it's interesting what happened this past summer. I got on the road and went to Oakland and ended up taking on this library archiving project that ended up consuming all of my time. I joked that the Zine Mobile went into hibernation, which it kind of did even though I was still doing some special events. That might be a general pattern where it's a little more dormant in the winter and a little more out there in the summer.
What practical advice can you give to people who are launching a mobile business, either for-profit or non-profit?
The idea of using magnetic letters on the outside of the vehicle was so helpful to me. It's sounds pretty basic, but it didn't occur to me until late in the process.
I really loved it, and it's a great way to not do anything permanent until you're ready. That's something I would have appreciated knowing.
Where do you get big magnetic letters?
My friend got be these big sheets of magnetic paper that I just cut out letters on. Totally low-budget, do-it-yourself. I think she just got it from an office supply store. She got a bunch of sheets for me for like $5.


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Devon Rex kitten has vitamin K deficiencyby Dr. Susan Baker
Question: A Devon Rex kitten bred by me has been diagnosed with vitamin K deficiency coagulopathy. I can find very little information about this condition, either online or in my books. Am I right in thinking that this gene is recessive, therefore both parents need to carry it? Also is there a test for it? Any advice or information would be very welcome. – Anne
Answer: A coagulopathy is a condition that means when a cat gets injured, the wound will not stop bleeding. You may be familiar with the condition of hemophilia. Hemophilia is a congenital condition where a certain clotting factor is missing and the blood cannot clot properly. It can be life threatening when large injuries occur.
Humans and animals alike can have blood-clotting disorders. They are diagnosed by blood tests. Congenital blood clotting disorders are more common in purebred dogs and cats, but can occur in mixed breeds.
Vitamin K is very important in blood clotting. Most rat poison contains Warfarin or similar products that cause internal bleeding when the rat eats the poison. The "antidote" for Warfarin is vitamin K injections and tablets.
Many people have to take small doses of Coumadin to help "thin their blood" and prevent blood clots from forming. Coumadin works in a similar way to Warfarin. It must be closely monitored to keep the anticoagulant level safe.
Vitamin K deficiencies can also occur from eating a deficient diet. Most vitamin K comes in green leafy vegetables. Bacteria in the intestines also make vitamin K.
The most common causes of vitamin K deficiency coagulopathy are ingestion of, rat poison, Coumadin, or eating a rat that has recently ingested large amounts of rat poison.
The best preventative is to make sure your cat is eating a healthy diet and does not have access to your medications. Make sure that you do not use rat poison and don't allow your cat to hunt and ingest rats.


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I have had the same guitar for 16 years, which implies that I am good at playing the guitar. I am not. I kind of suck. While I have owned a guitar for a decade and a half, I haven't played it that much, even though I toted it around the globe with me. It was there when I lived in Tokyo, there when I worked in Belgium, and now stands proudly in my living room in DC.
I remember sitting in my parents' backyard with other choir dorks belting out "Uncle John's Band," while I strummed away on the guitar in high school. If I had just kept up that act, I bet I would be pretty good and have mastered doing a B chord without grimacing from pain. But I didn't. In fact, the number one thing that has kept me from being good at the guitar has been vanity. I just hate chopping off all my nails so I can strum away. Isn't that sad? It's like a girl not wanting to be a ballerina so she can have beautiful feet. Or not reading because you don't want to strain your eyes. Basically, I am a narcissistic gal who plays bad guitar.
But that's all going to change. I'm turning 30 in 19 days and I think it's time I can embrace short nails and strum my days away. Or at least a few minutes a week. Maybe I can increase my repertoire from three Indigo Girls songs and a Joni Mitchell tune I sang at camp, to well, a whole Indigo Girls album. I'll finally become the folk guitarist I should have blossomed into in 1995. It's never too late!
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Turkey, stuffing - and a $97 TV if you could wake up in time.
This may not have been the Pilgrims' idea of Thanksgiving, but they never got door-buster price discounts.
For shoppers who just couldn't wait until Black Friday, many retailers opened their doors Thanksgiving Day.
The sales weren't quite as glorious as the Black Friday specials that stores promise to roll out late tonight and Friday morning. But they were pretty good, nonetheless.
JoAnne Garcia walked into Kmart in Burbank in search of a roasting pan in which to cook her turkey. She walked out 90 minutes later, having shelled out $491, including $329 for an 39-inch RCA flat-panel LCD television.
"The roasting pan was $14.99," Garcia said, laughing at how much she spent as she rolled her cart to the parking lot.To the 53-year-old machinist at an aerospace company, shopping on Thanksgiving made perfect sense.
"You get up, throw your turkey in the oven and you come back [after shopping] and it's all done," Garcia said, standing near a store display touting "Freak Out Pricing."
Not everyone was so lucky buying a TV.
Kathy Castillo, a letter carrier from Burbank, planned to wake up at 5 a.m. to get to Kmart by its 6 a.m. opening. But her son unplugged her alarm clock to charge his computer.
The $97 TVs were gone by the time she got to the store, Castillo said.
No worries. She pledged to return tonight to snatch a door-buster TV deal when the store reopens at 8 p.m.
"After I go to my sister's to eat, I'll be back here by 6," Castillo said.
Some people had mixed emotions about shopping on Thanksgiving, put off by the steady encroachment of commercialism on a day that traditionally has been free of it.
"You should keep respecting Thanksgiving for what it is," said Rocio Rodriguez as she and her fiance pushed a cart around Kmart. "I feel bad for the workers who are working today."
Noting the relatively modest salaries of retail employees, she said: "These aren't your $25-an-hour workers.... It's almost like [employers] are taking advantage of the recession. People have to work. They have no choice."
Elena Saenz, a 33-year Kmart veteran who is the store's assistant manager, was philosophical.
"When you work retail, that's part of the job," she said. "And with times being so tough, I'm just thankful to have a job."
Workers are getting paid time-and-a-half today, Saenz said.
Some shoppers were drawn by the lighter crowds compared with the pandemonium that engulf stores on Black Friday.


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Recent and archived news articles by Jon Pareles of The New York Times.
If Friends Play Your Songs, They Just May Change Your Tune
New albums feature works by Alison May, Gustavo Santaolalla, PS I Love You, Mestre Cupijó and Beck.
August 10, 2014, Sunday
Singers Stretch Their Genres
Somi and Gregory Porter, two musicians comfortable in fusing multiple genres, perform their tweaked styles of jazz singing.
August 3, 2014, Sunday
A Singer Drawing Eyes and Ears
Tom Petty, Shawn Mendes and Hermán Olivera are among the artists with new albums.
July 29, 2014, Tuesday
In Every Note, Passion That Needs No Translation
Mahmoud Ahmed, the 73-year-old singer who helped introduce Ethiopian pop to a wider world in the 1970s, performed in Brooklyn.
July 28, 2014, Monday
Rain Cuts Short Once-in-a-Generation Performance of 'Hommy'
The first performance in 40 years of "Hommy: A Latin Opera," a 1973 album by Larry Harlow's Orchestra Harlow that was meant as a salsa rejoinder to the Who's "Tommy," was stopped halfway through.
July 24, 2014, Thursday
'You're Not Sailing Alone': Saluting the Seegers in a Hootenanny
A tribute to Pete and Toshi Seeger at Lincoln Center Out of Doors drew on traditional tunes to send enduring social messages.
July 22, 2014, Tuesday
In a Musical Pairing, Old Hands Guide a New Face
Adam Lambert, a former "American Idol" finalist who is this decade's touring replacement for Freddie Mercury, is, on paper, ideal for Queen.
July 19, 2014, Saturday
Primal Storm of Human and Electronic Music
The three-day Hudson Project in Saugerties, N.Y., was one long dance party, and a showcase for the ways human physicality can compete with digital machines.
July 15, 2014, Tuesday
The Hudson Project: A Storm Stops the Music
Rough weather forced organizers of this music festival in Saugerties, N.Y., to shut the event down.
July 13, 2014, Sunday
The Hudson Project: Kendrick Lamar, Griz, !!!, Z. Z. Ward
Kendrick Lamar, at the Hudson Project music festival, worked the whole stage, and a live band added brawn as he showed off the shifting cadences of his rhymes.
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Chapter 11 HEALTH AND SANITATION*
Section 11-243 Emergency abatement.
(a) The director may abate any nuisance without following the abatement procedures of this article if the nuisance presents an immediate threat to the health, safety or welfare of any inhabitant of the city.
(b) The director may assess the cost, including administrative costs, of abating a nuisance under this section against the property on which the nuisance was located. Before assessing costs, the director shall serve a bill of costs on the property owner. The bill of costs shall describe the nuisance that was abated, state the cost of abatement and inform the owner of the right and manner of requesting a hearing.
(c) The bill of costs shall be served on the property owner by first class mail, or by personal service in the same manner as legal process is served under any Missouri statute or court rule. Mailed notice shall be presumed received three (3) days after it is mailed. If service is not able to be obtained by either of the above methods, service may be obtained by publishing notice of the bill of costs in a newspaper of general circulation in the city.
(d) The property owner may contest the assessment of costs by requesting a hearing. The request for hearing must be made in writing and received by the director within seven (7) days of service of the bill of costs or publication of notice of the bill of costs. The request for hearing must be either hand-delivered to the office of the director or sent to the director by United States mail, facsimile machine or electronic mail. The request for hearing must state an address to which a notice of hearing may be sent.
Notice of hearing.
At least ten (10) days written notice of the hearing shall be given to the property owner. Notice shall be hand-delivered to the property owner or mailed to the address provided by the property owner in the request for hearing. Notice shall be presumed received three (3) days after it is mailed.
and decision.
The hearing officer shall conduct the hearing and enter a decision in accordance with the requirements of chapter 536, RSMo. If the hearing officer determines that the abatement was justified under subsection (a), the hearing officer shall certify the cost of abatement to the city clerk for collection pursuant to the provisions of Sec. 11-242.
An appeal from the decision of the hearing officer may be made to the circuit court of Boone County in accordance with chapter 536, RSMo.
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• 318 Americans die every year due to heat-related illnesses (CDC)
o Most of these deaths are preventable
• Being exposed to high heat for a prolonged time can lead to heat exhaustion and heat stroke
• Most at risk for heat-related problems include
1. Children
2. Athletes and exercisers
3. Outdoor workers
4. Elderly
• Signs of dehydration
o Thirst
o Flushed skin
o Fatigue
o Increased body temperature
o Faster breathing and heart rate
o Dizziness
o Weakness
o Labored breathing
• Monitor hydration
o Urine color: first morning urine is best indicator of hydration status. Dark colored urine (apple juice, ice tea) is sign of dehydration. Urine may change colors after taking vitamin supplement - not an indicator of hydration status.
o Body weight: monitoring weight after first urine is best time to monitor weight. May be less effective in females due to menstrual cycle.
o Sweat loss: measure body weight before and after exercise
• Fluid losses are increased by
o Air temperature
o Exercise intensity and duration
o Body size and gender (men)
o Fitness level - well-trained athletes perspire more
• Sports drinks
o Only need if you are engaged in intense physical activity for more than 1 hour without stopping
o However, if you are more likely to drink more fluids due to taste of sports drink, that is better than nothing
• Drink before you're thirsty and drink on a schedule if outside for a long time
• Avoid caffeine and alcohol - both increase urine production, therefore affecting hydration
• Can lose ~ 11 cups of fluid during exercise
• Adult recommendations
o 13 cups for men and 9 cups for women per day
o 17-20 ounces before
o 7-10 ounces every 20 minutes
o 24 ounces after
o **one adult-sized gulp = 1 ounces
• Child Recommendations
o 4-8 ounces before
o 5-9 ounces during
o 24 ounces after
o **one child-sized gulp = ½ ounce
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The music was loud on the stage and some engines were revved up in a line of custom cars as thousands flocked Saturday to the Family Day Music Festival at the Columbus Civic Center.
"I think it's a good thing," Thomas Walker of Smiths Station, Ala., said of the 28th annual festival that moved from Cooper Creek Park this year to the South Commons. "Everybody is getting along."
Walker placed his new 2014 Mustang in the custom car show along with other car enthusiasts. There was also a bike show, 3-on-3 basketball tournaments, games for children and more than 20 vendors selling everything from barbecue to iced lemonade.
Walker said he took a day off from his job to join the car show. The free event was an opportunity to meet new people and talk about cars.
"Cars bring everybody out," he said.
Officials estimated about 6,000 people were in attendance, including about 2,700 children participating in activities at the Columbus Ice Rink.
Most visitors to the east parking lot at the Civic Center said the venue offered more parking, space for different age groups and available restrooms instead of the portable toilets.
Margaret Mason, a frequent visitor to Cooper Creek, came with her granddaughter and said she enjoyed the open space.
"It's nice," said Mason, who has lived in Columbus since moving from Memphis, Tenn., in 1995. "Your kids got a place to go and everything."
The crowd wasn't heavy around 4 p.m., but Mason expected that to change with the R&B artists performing until 10 p.m.
"The only thing I'm going to miss tonight is The Bar-Kays because I've got to go to work," she said.
At age 67, Tina McClendon of Columbus said she was a regular at Cooper Creek when the music festival started. She found a favorite spot under a tree near the custom cars for her goddaughter and 8-year-old grandson.
"He loves cars," she said.
J.A. Hud, a staffer with Davis Broadcasting Inc., the sponsor of the annual event, expected crowds to shift from younger to older people throughout the evening.
"This time is for the young people," he said around 3 p.m.
Michael Sapp of Davis Broadcasting Inc. described the crowd as a blessing but couldn't state whether the event would return to the same location next year.
"We don't know yet," Sapp said. "We have to go back to the drawing board and see."


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Description:WHERE: Curtis Hixon Waterfront Park & Kiley GardensWHEN: March 8, 2014, 11 a.m. - 6 p.m. and March 9, 2014, Noon - 6 p.m.The 2014 festival will take place in Curtis Hixon Riverfront Park and Kiley Gardens Park on March 8th & 9th and will feature musical acts from a wide variety of genres on several stages and cuisine from the region's top restaurants. For more information, please visit:www.gasparillamusicfestival.com The event shown above is archived content and may contain information that is no longer valid. This includes URL's that were valid when originally published, but may now link to sites or pages that no longer exist.


text: Lesa Smith is a registered nurse who has worked at Grinnell College for six years. Before coming to Grinnell, Lesa worked at Grinnell Regional Medical Center, first for ten years in internal medicine, then for two years as the chemotherapy/IV infusion center nurse. Lesa enjoys working with Grinnell students and providing them with high quality medical care. Lesa particularly values encouraging students' growth in self-care and wellness and seeing them develop personally and socially. Flower gardening and traveling are Lesa's spare time favorites.


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Kirkwood Mountain Resort
Kirkwood, California 1 course · 18 holes Driving directions
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+0 votes Patrick Mcnett › March 26, 2012
I liked this course a lot better then Bijou it's neighbor. We had a hard time finding some of the baskets because they were so far away we couldn't see them. I had a lot of fun but I liked the treacherous terrain and hole 8 was one of a kind basket straight down a redwood tunnel to a basket placed in a massive fallen redwood tree putting up at an 8 foot high basket. Pretty challenging and cool/frustrating at the same time.


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Nicole McLennan, Curator
My latest blog post
Not all horse playBy Nicole McLennan
04 Feb 2014
Nowadays when you talk about a 'work horse', you are probably referring to a ute, truck or some other form...
Continue reading Not all horse play
About Nicole
In 1999, I joined the National Museum of Australia as one of a team of curators developing the Horizons gallery for the Museum's opening day exhibitions in Canberra.
Since then I have worked in a range of cultural institutions in Australia and in the United Kingdom. My role has frequently entailed working with local communities to engage with, record, preserve and exhibit their histories.
I returned to the National Museum of Australia in 2012 to work on a temporary exhibition project about the history of the horse in Australia.
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Horses in Australia, new National Museum temporary and travelling exhibition on the history of horses and humans in Australia, opening in 2014. Role: curator.
Home Away From Home: London's Irish County Associations, Temporary exhibition staged at City Hall, London and the London Irish Centre, Camden (UK), 2011. Role: curator and project manager.
Women of a 'High Lean Country', Travelling exhibition curated with five museums in the New England region and staged in Gunnedah, Tamworth, Narrabri, Inverell and Glen Innes, 2007. Role: curator and project manager.
Pens and Presses: Education and Print in Nineteenth Century New England, joint temporary exhibition with the Museum of Printing at the New England Regional Art Museum, Armidale, 2003. Role: co-curator and project manager.
Horizons: The Peopling of Australia since 1788 gallery at the National Museum of Australia, 1999-2001. Role: co-curator, content development, program management and delivery.
Unlocking Regional Memory. Archival project jointly conducted between the archives at the University of Wollongong, Newcastle and New England, 2002. Role: content development of New England material.
Select publications
'Eric Dunlop and the origins of Australia's folk museums', in reCollections: a journal of museums and collections, vol. 1, no. 2, September 2006, pp. 130-51.
'Collecting and Presenting the Past', in Alan Atkinson, JS Ryan, Iain Davidson & Andrew Piper (eds), High Lean Country: Land People and Memory in New England, Allen & Unwin. Sydney, 2006, pp. 263-75 (co-author with Alan Atkinson, Bill Oates and Andrew Piper).
'Henry Van de Velde', in Australian Dictionary of Biography, Vol. 16, MUP, Carlton, 2002, pp. 435-6.
'Christopher James Perrett', in Australian Dictionary of Biography, Vol. 15, MUP, Carlton, 2000, pp. 593-4.
'Glimpses of Unassisted English Women Arriving in Victoria, 1860-1900', in Eric Richards (ed.), Visible Women; Female Immigrants in Colonial Australia, Vol. 4, Australian National University, Canberra, 1995, pp. 59-84.
We also want to investigate how these objects help us understand the diverse relationships and powerful bonds that have formed between horses and people in Australia, and to ask what these connections look like from the horse's, as well as the human's, point of view. We hope this will help us think and talk more broadly about how Australians might, into the future, imagine and construct the lives we share with our other-than-human companions on this continent.


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Steve O'Neil, part of the force behind the up and coming Extreme Rising promotion, sat down with John & Phil on 30 Minute Radio to discuss why they've had success resurrecting the Extreme brand while others have failed, how they're attempting to get their exciting product on television (with help from the fans), and what it's like working with 2 workers that have an EXTREME dislike for each other (Luke Hawx & Shane Douglas).
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Vodka, pork and beers – welcome to the new and improved Chapel St
Kid Boston
At the easy-going Kid Boston, the vibe is all SoHo New York. Modern art meets modern cocktails and crucially, there's complimentary spiced popcorn. Claim the courtyard or kick it to the curb, order a few Earl Grey martinis, or sink a few beers and watch Chapel Street totter by. Windsor.
Woods of Windsor
Pimping some taxidermy and a slew of single malt whiskies, this is one of the few dolly-bird and popped-collar free havens on the Chapel strip. Sit at the bar, demand songs from their record collection and order the fanciest pig trotter fritters in town. Conveniently, this joint's right next door to Kid Boston, so there's no lag time between drinks. Windsor.
Borsch, Vodka and Tears
This is undoubtedly the last stop on your odyssey (that you'll remember). Polish through and through, BVT will reliably provide certain things: lots of vodka, lots of people, very late nights, and hearty Eastern European food. Order a tasting plate of absinthe and bid your friends farewell until tomorrow. Windsor.
Beat a path through the hungry taco fans at Fonda (Windsor edition) to the staircase at the back. At the top you'll find Atico: a bright, breezy bar that does a swift trade in fruit-driven drinks in jars that wouldn't look out of place on a beach. Windsor.
Lucky Coq
How on earth are you supposed to turn your back on four-dollar pizzas? In a day and age where even a coffee can cost more than that, getting a meal for pocket change is like a Christmas miracle. The Lucky Coq is also a bar and, depending on the night of the week, a club too. Who told us we couldn't have it all? Windsor.


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The Bat-Bogey Hex is a hex. The incantation is unknown. It is said to grotesquely enlarge the victims snot, give them wings, and send them attacking the victim.
Known Uses
Ginny Weasley was a noted practitioner of the hex, and used it to good effect on two occasions. The first use was to overpower Draco Malfoy in Dolores Umbridge's office during her tyrannical tenure as Headmistress of Hogwarts, allowing Ginny, her brother Ron, and their companions, Neville Longbottom, and Luna Lovegood, to escape[1]. The second occasion was used on Zacharias Smith, who annoyed Ginny on the Hogwarts Express by asking her exactly what occurred at the Battle of the Department of Mysteries. This use garnered the attention of Horace Slughorn, who invited Ginny to take lunch with him as part of his Slug Club.[2] Ginny may have also used this spell on her brother George, as he once mentioned her skill to Harry Potter.
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Stirling Prize 2012: who the AJ readers want to win
The AJ asked its readers which project they wanted to win this year's 'architectural Oscars' and why. Here is a a selection of the responses.
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