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Within the Ferringway Resort Condominiums, you will find Casa de Durango. It is close to downtown Durango (1.3 miles), Fort Lewis College, Hillcrest Golf Course, and hiking trails are available just outside the condo.
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on Jun 27, 2013 at 8:52 am
Congratulations! It's nice to see the good guys win one.
on Jun 27, 2013 at 8:55 am
Like my father use to say to newlyweds, lotsa bambino's
on Jun 27, 2013 at 8:56 am
This is not about marriage. It's all about the benefits. Take all the marriage benefits away and no more gay rights issues. Treat everyone as an individual. I'm not gay, but I can see why the gay community would fight for benefits that others are receiving. Again, take away the benefits.
Everything is about our Government social re-engineering. They lower the benefits to our Military while giving access to benefits for illegals and now people who are gay. It's not about the right to get married. It's about the right to benefits. Follow the money.


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"Ryan Braun presented a winning defense in the forum that counted. The landmark decision in Ryan's favor was based on the evidence and the plain meaning of the words in baseball's Joint Drug Program. The collector's attempt to re-litigate his conduct is inappropriate, and his efforts will only be persuasive to those who do not understand the evidence or the rules. Ryan Braun was properly vindicated. Both Major League Baseball and Major League Baseball Players Association should be applauded because their Joint Program worked."
Translated: mrrroowwww ffft ffftt rrrwowowwwwllll. Cat fight!
We're into the nonsense zone now. A couple of "I know you are, but what am I?"s are forthcoming. While I was impressed with Braun's initial statement, I wasn't a fan of how he intimated that the sample was intentionally corrupted. As such, I didn't have a problem with the collector's statement. Braun's lawyer did.
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I have for years wanted to keep a chicken or two - for eggs, as pets for the kids, etc. Obviously, no roosters. I wouldn't go as far as keeping goats, pigs or bees. Our CC&R's forbid keeping chickens.
What would be involved in asking to keep a few chickens? Do I need to get a permit? Do I need to overturn some local law? Since it's in the CC&R's, would it be enough to ask the local neighborhood association? I can't understand why a responsibly kept chicken or duck would be that much different than a dog or cat or rabbit (though rabbits may be verboten, too).
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on Jun 27, 2008 at 9:57 am
Sorry PA family. PA has an ordinance prohibiting chickens in your yard. Having kept chicken, there is no "responsible" way of keeping chickens; they fly the coup!!!
on Jun 27, 2008 at 4:17 pm
The previous statement is not true - you CAN have chickens in your backyard in Palo Alto.
No roosters, tho. Just call animal services, down on Bay Shore, & they will give you the 411 on it.
Good luck!!
on Jun 27, 2008 at 4:45 pm
Our neighbor had a pet chicken. I have friends who got some a few months ago. And, of course, Ohlone has a flock of chickens.
No, you can't have a rooster, but chickens are great--they eat bugs, for one thing, wander around the garden.
They need a coop that can be closed at night for protection from predators (like raccoons). They don't lay eggs all year round, but the eggs you get are *great*--I've had Ohlone eggs. It's a different experience than a commercial egg.
They do like some straw, they do require some food and there's some cleaning to be done--chicken poop is not uber-sanitary. Oh and chickens need another chicken (but carefully introduced.)--they need that flock feeling.
You can buy them in Half Moon Bay. The great thing is that they don't require much space at all.
on Jun 28, 2008 at 3:32 am
For some reason my irrefutable comment that chickens smelled bad was striken. That was "chicken" censorship.
on Jun 29, 2008 at 2:41 pm
Mr.Wallis: chickens dont' smell bad. they have less odor than humans and many other animals and pets. like humans and many other animals, their excrement smells like excrement. how you treat it is up to you. if litter is regularly added to their coop, it produces the most excellent soil additive available, without significant odor. now you are better informed.
on Jun 29, 2008 at 3:42 pm
Sorry, farmer but I suspect I was tending chickens long before you were an egg. Unlike many of my other depression era experiences I an not nostalgic about chickens. None of them were toilet trained, and the odor was, to me, even more offensive than pig and cattle droppings. If you have a breed of chickens that can be potty trained you will make your fortune. Good luck. And if you can develop an odorless means of defeathering the dirty birds, hurray.
on Jun 29, 2008 at 4:29 pm
I was raised on a farm, with many of the domesticated animals you can think of. If the animals were allowed to range, the smell was not that bad. However, if they were concentrated, it could get pretty bad. On the ther hand, we pretty much got used to anything. If you want my vote for the worst concentrated stuff, it would be rabbits, then humans.
on Jun 29, 2008 at 9:29 pm
I would agree with Mr. Wallis. I work where a coop is cleaned well every day-- trust me, there's a smell. Chickens are also noisy. Another negative is that when female chicks are purchased, there are males tucked in as well. Are you prepared to kill the males?
What often happens in the Bay Area is that people change their minds and set the hens and roosters free in the wetlands or hills which causes major difficulties. And if your "freed" chicken reaches another flock, it can wipe that flock out by introducing diseases.
I'd recommend buying fresh eggs at the farmers market.
on Jun 30, 2008 at 10:31 am
One of the highest paid farm workers I knew was a chick sexer - he would pick up a day old chick, blow on its tail and, based on some characteristic he recognized, toss the males into a barrel for disposal before they could cost any more. Farmgirl, why do I think Andy was a "Gentleeman Farmer"?
on Jul 2, 2008 at 11:33 am
If you have a garden with a snail problem Chickens work wonders, they love to eat snails.
on Jul 3, 2008 at 4:14 pm
DK about Palo Alto, but I do know someone in Atherton who has had chickens for years.
on Jul 7, 2008 at 2:29 am
This is very interesting. My seven year old is dreaming of a pet chicken and asks for one every day. He reads books about them and seems to know all the facts that were mentioned above. I just wonder what is the psychology behind his chicken obsession. Maybe it stems from his preschool (Bing) where they watched and documented eggs in an incubator as they hatched into chicks. Anyway, we have a big yard in Old Palo Alto, so it is probably more than enough space for a bird. Would my neighbors kill me if I actually get a pet chicken? My son instructs me that it can be free range and organically fertilize my lawn. Am I crazy to even consider this insanity? Any ideas or thoughts? Where can I get a chick?
on Apr 3, 2013 at 9:32 am
I have always wanted to raise and hatch ducks, does anyone know if I need a permit to keep them? And if I do, where do I get a permit?
on Apr 3, 2013 at 11:59 am
We have chickens in our backyard in Old Palo Alto. You can have up to 6 hens, no roosters. Annual permit/license through animal services. They will come out annually and inspect your coop to make sure it passes muster. Chicks can be purchased in Half Moon Bay and they will take back roosters. You need letters from neighbors if coop is close to the property line(s) of the respective neighbor(s) before the license is approved. We have a very open coop (mild weather here makes it possible) so odor is not an issue for us or neighbors. The key is keeping the coop dry with lots of bedding. Chickens can have problems that need attention from a vet - Wildwood Vet Hospital in Portola Valley sees chickens. Hope it helps!
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Bordered by a 70-kilometer ribbon of soft sandy coastline snaking its way along the east and a lush green veil of world heritage-listed rainforest to the west, topped off with 300+ days of sunshine, it's not hard to see why 10.5 million people make their way to the Gold Coast every year for a wonderful vacation.
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My weekends usually consist of scanning the beach for the perfect spot to drop my towel before splashing in the turquoise water. As the sand squelches between my toes, I always feel warm and fuzzy inside as I look around at all the smiling faces of tourists on vacation and locals alike enjoying another perfect day in paradise.
Then it's usually off to a restaurant or café where my friends and I spend the afternoon with a gourmet treat and a glass of chilled wine. Even though we do have our favourite places to dine, we like to mix it up, be it the view, the menu, the atmosphere, or the price. So it's lucky the Gold Coast has more restaurants per square kilometer than anywhere else in Australia!
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DALLAS — While county officials hoped aerial spraying to prevent the West Nile virus would start Thursday, it may not begin in Dallas County until Friday.
An emergency addition was made to the agenda for the Dallas City Council's noon meeting Wednesday to discuss local and state actions to prevent the virus.
Tuesday, the Mesquite City Council passed a state of disaster ordinance supporting the use of aerial spraying by the state health department.
Highland Park officials announced they have agreed to aerial spraying. And while there have been no further determinations on which cities will receive aerial spraying, with Mesquite's ordinance Tuesday, they join officials for the City of Dallas and University Park who support aerial spraying.
Dallas County said Tuesday afternoon each city north of Interstate-30 will have until 5 p.m. Wednesday to confirm their desire for aerial spray.
Also Tuesday, passionate residents on both sides of the aerial spraying debate made their thoughts known at the Dallas County Commissioners Court.
Residents expressed concerned about human health effects and possible effects to honey bees.
"As an attorney, I am considering the cost and the legal fees," said Michelle Schulz, of Dallas. "And I think everyone here should consider if we're ready for the economic effects. Do you want to pay for the litigation? I know that I don't. I think that spraying should be a last resort."
Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins said he is looking into other factors when it comes to spraying.
"I cannot make decisions based on lawsuits," he said. "I have got to make decisions based on public health. Having said that, I did discuss with the CDC if any lawsuits had resulted from other spraying, they confirmed there had been lawsuits but they are unaware of any recoveries."
Jenkins met Monday with more than a dozen mayors of cities north of Interstate 30 to talk about expanded aerial mosquito spraying. Jenkins said officials with the CDC said it is safe to spray. Now, it is up to local communities in northern Dallas County to opt into the spraying program and they have until 5 p.m. Wednesday to make the decision.
Jenkins said the quick decision is warranted because of the urgency of the West Nile situation, and the complexity of aerial grids for the planes themselves.
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Bill Graves and Becky Graves of Indianapolis, announce the engagement of their daughter, Brittany Leigh Graves, to Logan Roberts Mann of Indianapolis. He is the son of Dennis Mann and Becky Roberts-Mann of Whitestown.
The bride-to-be graduated from Lawrence North High School in 2003 and graduated from DePauw University in 2007. She works as a pharmaceutical representative for Proctor and Gamble in Indianapolis.
The bridegroom-to-be graduated from Lebanon High School in 2003 and graduated from Indiana University in 2007. He works as a diabetes account manager for Medtronic.
The couple is planning a wedding for Sept. 4, 2011, at Indiana Landmarks Center in Indianapolis. The Rev. Laurie Lewis and the Rev. Ron Voss will officiate.
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Craig Martinez of Lake Stevens, Wash., and Tina Martinez of Lebanon, announce the engagement of their daughter, Heather Nicole Martinez, to Michael Alan Little. He is the son of Andy Little of Tab and Candi Little of Attica.
The bride-to-be graduated in 2007 from Fountain Central High School in Veedersburg. She graduated in 2011 from Indiana State University with a BS in nursing. She is seeking employment as a registered nurse.
The bridegroom-to-be graduated in 2005 from Seeger Memorial High School in West Lebanon. He graduated from the Fountain Central Vocational Welding Program. He works as a welder/fabricator and a volunteer firefighter in Attica.


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SPOKANE, Wash. - A domestic dispute between roommates sends one man to the hospital with stab wounds to his upper back.
It happened at a home in Spokane Valley at 3rd Ave. and Dora St. just after 8:00PM Wednesday evening.
According to Spokane Valley Police, a fight broke out at a party in that home, leading one roommate to stab another roommate in the upper back multiple times.
That victim in his late 20's or early 30's was taken to the hospital with what officers are calling non-life threatening injuries.
After interviewing witnesses, officers found probable cause to arrest the victims roommate and charge him with Second Degree Assault, Domestic Violence because the two do live together in the house.
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When Williston voters go to the polls this summer, they won't see Ward Koeser's name on the ballot - for the first time in 20 years.
The man who has guided the city through an unprecedented expansion has decided to retire.
Jim Olson sat down with the long-time mayor to get his thoughts on leadership, growth, and passing the torch.
Four years ago, Williston Mayor Ward Koeser had decided he was done - he wouldn't seek reelection to a 5th, 4-year term. But friends talked him into running. And he's happy they did.
A most exciting time when the city of Williston exploded with oil activity - from housing to transportation to zoning to building for the future - it all hit high gear in the past four years.
But it was not so when he took office back in 1994. Back then, it was a struggle to maintain the city's 12-thousand population.
That hope took the shape of a blip on the radar screen - as there were new people moving in to work for oil companies that were slowly probing the region for oil
Koeser says he disagrees with people who say the region didn't properly plan for the oil boom.
But leaders knew they could play a big role in helping Williston deal with the boom - and Koeser says he's gotten great inspiration from two people in particular.
Koeser says the goals he set 20 years ago are coming to fruition right now - from better transportation options to new community facilities and better housing choices.
Where else but Williston, North Dakota. Jim Olson, KX News.
Koeser was first elected as mayor in 1994.
So far one person - Marcus Jundt - says he intends to run for mayor in the June election.
In addition, both had recently been released from state prison.
A two-year-old child was killed by a hit-and-run driver in Minot Sunday evening.
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TO THE EDITOR: As a nurse and case manager, I see the effects tobacco use has on my patients' health.
Tobacco use increases complications in diabetic, cardiac and hypertension disease patients. I witness their struggles to control their diseases and the associated anxiety and frustration when they can't. Tobacco smoke sabotages many of these efforts.
As a result of these experiences, I was shocked to see that the governor's proposed budget will likely reduce funding of the State Tobacco Control Program. The program has been cut in half over the past five years.
New York's tax on tobacco, $4.35 per pack, is the highest in the country, generating $2 billion each year; yet, less than 2 percent of that revenue is used for tobacco control.
Studies have found that spending money on tobacco-control programs will pay for itself in future savings. With every dollar spent on these programs, New York will save $3 to $10 by reducing smoking-related health-care costs.
It is clear to me that we should be investing more, not less, in Tobacco Control. Programs like the NYS Smokers' Quitline, the North Country Tobacco Cessation Center, Adirondack Tobacco Free Network and Reality Check help prevent youth smoking, support health-care provider efforts to counsel patients about their tobacco use and assist people ready to stop smoking.
As a taxpayer and registered nurse, I am concerned that decreasing funding to tobacco control now will cost us more in lives lost and increased health-care costs in the future.
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TO THE EDITOR: I wish to offer my sincerest thanks and appreciation to the kind and honest person who found my oversized Dolce & Gabbana purse inside the shopping cart I left it in on March 1 at Wal-Mart.
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Such an honest and kind act continues to remind me that the good certainly outweighs the bad in our society.
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We live in a quick-fix, I want it without the sacrifices, society. Too many people in this society seem to fail to realize that the quick fixes are actually just cover-ups, not fixes at all. Until God is the center of your life, your life will remain just a cover-up of fear, pain, anger, lack of self-esteem, spiritual death, and all other "Goliaths" you suffer from.
This is a compilation of a few essays the author has written over the past four years; each dealing with certain giants life's journey presents---marital issues, sexual abuse, child rearing, inability to forgive, et cetera. Although the topics highlighted in this book are not all inclusive of the challenges, trials, and tribulations we endure, they are ones the author feels a great need to highlight as a result of personal experiences and the enjoining of the Holy Spirit. It is the author's intent to offer a Christian perspective to handling the problems and situations that seem to be giants (Goliaths) in your life.


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The Girl Scouts Of Historic Georgia are considering a slight price hike in the cost of your favorite box of cookies. Leaders say they have encountered new fees in the overall cost of scouting, and more support is needed to keep their programs strong.
During an upcoming meeting in May, parents say the local council will consider raising the cost per-box to $4.00. In many areas around the nation, this is the average price, if not higher, one parent tells WSAV.com.
In a statement Tuesday, Tara Nobles, Marketing Manager for the Historic Georgia District told WSAV.com: "Girl Scout councils and other nonprofits throughout the country are facing increased costs of doing business. Our board is exploring options that will help us meet these rising costs."
Nobels adds: "At this point, the board has requested feedback from our volunteers about the possibility of raising the price of Girl Scout Cookies. Cookie prices have remained steady throughout our entire council since 2008, though the cost of cookies has risen 14%. The board will gather the feedback they receive and make a decision based on that feedback and the needs of the council. Their goal is to provide sound stewardship that will support high quality Girl Scout programming in Historic Georgia for decades to come."
As mentioned, the decision to possibly raise the price is not final but simply a consideration at this point. WSAV.com and our staff of cookie consumers, will keep you updated.
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Local Military Vet Defies Odds, Heads To Paralympic Games
Oz Sanchez Nominated For 2012 ESPY Award
A local military veteran paralyzed in a motorcycle crash is now on his way to the 2012 Paralympic Games and received his latest accolade -- a nomination for the ESPY Awards, hosted by ESPN to honor top athletes.
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Oz Sanchez was a Marine and had planned to train for the Navy SEALs. He had planned to make a career out of the military with aspirations of joining Delta Force.
However, a hit-and-run motorcycle crash in 2001 changed everything. A vehicle hit him while he was on his motorcycle, causing him to fly to the side of the road, landing in a pile of rocks.
"Having an accident where you're left with paralysis and a broken back was really not part of my game plan," Sanchez said.
He suffered a severe spinal cord injury, damaging the L1 nerves in his lower back. The injury included paralysis and neurological complications. Sanchez's damage to his spinal cord was "incomplete," and he can now walk with the use of a crutch. His road to recovery, however, led to a dark place.
"I went into a pretty bad depression," Sanchez said. "Instead of developing a good support network of people, friends [and] communities, I did the exact opposite, so that prolonged my depression."
He eventually realized a life of depression was no way to live, so Sanchez eventually found his comfort in athletics with the help of equipment that helps stabilize his legs.
"These are basically orthotics [It's] similar to a prosthetic," Sanchez said, pointing to his equipment on his legs that help keep him stable. "Since I have full paralysis from my knees down, they just keep my feet at an L shape."
The 36-year-old poured his heart and soul into hand cycling and paratriathlons. He's now a five-time world champion in cycling. He won gold in the 2008 Beijing Paralympics and is heading to London in a few weeks.
But his biggest personal accomplishment has nothing to do with athletics. Sanchez said it was getting his college degree.
"I have bigger goals now than I had before my injury and I'm chasing and accomplishing a lot of them," Sanchez said.
He spends much of his time speaking to other wounded veterans.
"The campaign in the Middle East has generated thousands of numbers for these injured men and women, so whenever it comes to talking to those audiences, any and every opportunity I get a chance to be out there and be that shining example, I jump on that," Sanchez said.
He has always wanted to be among the few nominated for an ESPY Award and now he is one of five in the category for "Best Male Athlete with a Disability."
The nomination is the cherry on top for a man who was once down, but not out.
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Potato and Leek Flat Bread With Greens
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- 1 pound refrigerated pizza dough
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- 2 small leeks (white and light green parts), cut into thin strips
- 2 medium red potatoes (about 3/4 pound), thinly sliced
- 1 teaspoon fresh thyme
- 3 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil
- kosher salt and black pepper
- 1/4 cup grated Gruyère (1 ounce)
- 4 cups mixed greens
- Heat oven to 450° F. On a lightly floured surface, roll and stretch the dough into a ¼-inch-thick circle or rectangle.
- Sprinkle a baking sheet with the cornmeal and place the dough on top.
- In a large bowl, combine the leeks, potatoes, thyme, 1 ½ tablespoons of the oil, ¾ teaspoon salt, and ½ teaspoon pepper.
- Scatter vegetables over the dough and sprinkle with the Gruyère. Bake until the crust is golden and potatoes are tender, 20 to 25 minutes. Cut into pieces.
- Drizzle the greens with the remaining 1 ½ tablespoons of oil and season with ¼ teaspoon each salt and pepper. Serve with the flat bread.
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- Calories 568Calories From Fat 29%
- Fat 18g
- Sat Fat 5g
- Cholesterol 18mg
- Sodium 581mg
- Protein 18g
- Carbohydrate 86g
- Fiber 7g
- Sugar 2g
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An overnight sobriety checkpoint in Sylvania Township resulted in 8 arrests, one for driving under the influence.
According to the Sylvania Township Police Department, one driver out of 679 vehicles passing through the checkpoint was arrested for DUI. The driver tested at a blood alcohol level of .12.
45 vehicles were diverted in total. Officials say seven others were arrested for unrelated charges, including driving with a suspended license, driving without a license and restraint citations.
The checkpoint took place from 9:30 p.m. Friday to 1 a.m. Saturday, on the 5000 block of West Central Avenue.
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How do you spend your MAGIC time? MAGIC is a new innovative range that includes the Stargaze playmat, Galaxy cot mobile, Astro bouncer and Globe rocker. Each product teaches your baby with lights, sound and touch that stimulates key development at an early age. The five Magic Card Pack's hold 20 minutes of unique content that each have a different theme of characters that take your baby on a journey, unraveling the story behind the characters as they interact each day.
Why Buy Me: - Interactive touch pad and pull toys trigger lights and sound to stimulate baby's development. Quality sounds and soft light bursts underneath the gym arch encourage sensory development - Musical Fun magic card pack, toys and tummy time cushion, teething toys and movable mirror all included - MP3 compatible so you can play your own music, rhymes and stories, and we'll provide the light show.
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- Hidden textures, squeekers, sounds, peek a boo mirror and crinkle fabric around the playmat for baby to discover.
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- Additional loops on the gym arch and playmat allows baby's favourite toys to be added.
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Doc McStuffins Time For Your Check Up Interactive Doc and Lambie
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Doc McStuffins Time for Your Check Up Interactive Doc and Lambie Dolls
Young fans of Disney's Doc McStuffins will love this interactive doll that talks and sings the Time for Your Check Up song from the show. She also interacts with Lambie who is also included.
When Doc's stethoscope is pressed to her chest, she talks and sings. It can be used on Lambie to check her heart, while her temperature and ears can be checked using the contents of Doc's medicine bag. The medical tools make Lambie talk as well, making this a fun, engaging toy.
Your little one will have hours of fun playing doctor with Doc, and can recreate her favourite scenes from the show, or invent whole new adventures.
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- Doc talks and sings
- Lambie talks when getting her check up
- Includes Doc's medical kit, Doc doll, Lambie, Doc's bag, stethoscope, otoscope, thermometer and comb
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VTech Toot-Toot Drivers Car Carrier
This cute interactive car carrier can carry up to 6 vehicles and comes with 1 little truck included.
Drop down the ramp to get the cars onboard or press the buttons to hear colours and numbers, and turn the colourful gears for cool sound effects.
The VTech Toot-Toot Drivers Car Carrier also features a chunky music button and shape buttons that introduce car maintenance phrases, tools and the shapes. Activate the motion sensor for fun sounds and cheerful melodies.
There are 2 modes of play to keep your child entertained and the VTech Toot-Toot Drivers Car Carrier also recognises all Toot-Toot Drivers vehicles.
Other great VTech toys in this range include the Toot-Toot Drivers Garage (see item number UT110) and the Toot-Toot Driver Fast Track Launcher (2CH22).
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- Age from 1-5 years
- Fun sound effects
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"Lotty Ladybird" Mamas and Papas Rock And Ride
Lotty Ladybird becomes a fun-filled Mamas and Papas rock and ride with oodles of features to keep infants entertained.
For starters, Lotty Ladybird is brightly coloured and has a special base that easily converts from rocker to ride-along. A soft integral seat provides added support for the younger rider. Press Lotty Ladybird's antennae for fun phrases and melodies; there are also crinkles, rattles and a squeaker in her feet.
Lotty Ladybird, the Mamas and Papas rock and ride, makes a great gift.
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- Easy to convert from rocker to ride-along
- Soft integral seat supports younger riders
- Full of fun phrases and melodies
- Crinkles, rattles and squeaker in Lotty's feet
- Age from 9 months
- Requires 2 x AA batteries
Little Tikes Cosy Coupe Cab
Bring a slice of the Big Apple to your back garden with this New York taxi styled Cosy Coupe.
The Little Tikes Cosy Coupe Cab features free rotating wheels that mean you can drive in any direction and features the big cozy eyes to front. Styled on the classic American city taxi, it has detail on the door and roof pillars and includes the world-famous Taxi sign on the roof.
Designed with easy assembly, the cab is built with only the highest standards in mind, which is exactly what you would expect from a Little Tikes products.
Suitable for both boys and girls from 18 months, the Little Tikes Cosy Coupe Cab includes a removable footrest for when you need to control the car with a grab handle in the roof. Take your child for a spin with a visit to park and let them explore the great outdoors.
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- Age from 18 months +
- Taxi Cab version of the classic kid-powered car
- Storage in the rear
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Little Tikes Endless Activity Garden
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Your youngster will love playing house with this amazing Little Tikes Activity Garden Centre.
The play centre easily transforms from a closed set into an open play area, with lots of interactive toys to help your child develop their coordination skills.
There's a mirror, ball shaker and a learning clock to teach your little one their numbers. There's also an interactive telephone with 3 different languages and a cute shape sorting mailbox, so your child can play house and improve their speech and motor skills.
A musical piano and working telescope add more fun to the set, along with the ball sorter flowerpot underneath the window frame.
The window and door open and close and the bright colours give it an eye-catching look that your child will love.
With so many great activities they'll be entertained for hours, leaving you to put your feet up and have a well-deserved rest!
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- Can be used open or closed
- 2 sided play centre
- Mirror, learning clock and ball shaker
- Clicking bugs and 3 language interactive telephone
- Crawl-through obstacle course and shape-sorter mailbox
- Piano, telescope and ball drop flower pot
- Open and close window shutters and door
- Age from 6 months
- Little Tikes Activity Garden Centre
Playmobil Police Station with Alarm System
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The Playmobil Police Station with Alarm System is fully equipped with a reception, interrogation room and a jail cell. The interrogation room comes with record files for the convicts, height chart, spot light and information screen. The jail cell has a lockable cell door and has a breakaway floor equipped with a motion sensor alarm to detect when someone escapes. The set includes 3 Playmobil police officers, a Playmobil criminal and over 50 accessories. Requires 2 x AAA batteries (not included). Age from 4-10 years.
Warning: Not suitable for children under three years.
Ben & Holly's Little Kingdom Thistle Castle Playset
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Your little one can create their own magic adventures with this brilliant Ben and Holly's Little Kingdom Thistle Castle Playset.
Just like the castle in the popular children's TV show this set is full of secrets just waiting to be discovered. Slide princess Holly the fairy down the magical slide hidden under the toybox, but watch out for the floating thrones!
Stir the spoon in the cauldron to reveal the food in the fridge and the hidden Picture and open the treasure chest to see what's inside. There's also a movable thrown for Holly to sit on too.
This great set includes a Holly figure and magical accessories. It's perfect for children as young as 3 and inspires imaginative play.
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Let your little one enjoy the sight and sounds of the jungle with the superb Rainforest Melodies and Lights Deluxe Gym.
Babies will love the stimulation they get from this versatile and beautifully design play gym. With a variety of sounds, lights and attached toys to enjoy, children will love their kick-about time on the Rainforest Melodies and Lights Deluxe Gym.
Other great Fisher-Price nursery items in this range include the Rainforest Jumperoo (UB770) and the Adorable Animals Take Along Swing (UZ658).
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- The University of Louisville has experienced some big developments lately. A Sugar Bowl victory. A men's basketball national title. Women's basketball making the NCAA championship game.
But Louisville athletic director Tom Jurich said that the action the ACC announced Monday, that all of its league members had granted the ACC their media rights through the year 2027, was on a par with those on-field accomplishments in terms of importance to the overall program.
The move effectively locks the league membership in place for the next decade and beyond, at least under the current landscape, after there had been much speculation that other leagues might well target ACC members.
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Q: Were you surprised that the deal came about?JURICH: No. We had our meeting last week, and that's what our meetings were about, Tuesday and Wednesday down in Greensboro.Q: Did you expect, when you first joined the league, that this kind of agreement could happen this quickly?JURICH: No, no I sure didn't. There was talk of it, but there still were people who were skeptical about it because it was so turbulent out there for everybody else to look at. But once . . . everybody got in the same room together, it was obvious to me, at least at our first meeting at the end of January with all of the ACC members, they were a very cohesive group and a very united group -- quite to the contrary to the rumors you heard -- and I was very impressed with them. And now, these actions speak a lot louder than anybody's words.Q: So does this calm the waters nationally with the entire landscape?JURICH: Well I know one thing, it calms the waters in Louisville. And that's all that matters. But I think so. There's not going to be many places to go to reach out to another school. So it's a great fit, and the great thing about it is that it keeps everybody regional. It could not be better for us, absolutely could not be better, because it's the most unbelievable fit. You know how much I like fit, and we are definitely a fit in this league.Q: What was the ACC reaction to all your recent success?JURICH: It was great. They've been incredible, even before we had the success that we've had. They've embraced us incredibly and it's going to be a great home for us, and our fans. All of the great places we get to go and its easy to get around.Q: What was your reaction last week to adding a trip to South Bend to the football schedule in 2014.JURICH: Well, that was great. It's great, again, for our fans, that we get to do it. But that's going to be a heck of a schedule that year. I know Charlie will be up to the challenge, and the kids will be up to the challenge, so that's great.Q: How would you sum up the year for Cardinal athletics?A: Well I don't want to sum it up yet because I still think we have a couple of months to go, but it's been a great year, you sure enjoy seeing all the wonderful coaches and student-athletes have this success, it's what you strive for, it's what we buy the scoreboards for. So it's been a lot of fun. All the credit goes to these great coaches and student athletes.Q: How big a deal is the coming upgrade in football schedule?JURICH: Well, obviously, it's a major thing. When Florida State comes in here, Clemson comes in here, Virginia Tech. All those schools, it's gong to be incredible for everybody. Our fan base is a big winner. Q: Have you seen much of a boost in ticket sales because of it?A: JURICH: Not really, because we don't have much of a gate left. We've sold pretty much everything.
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MANNY RAMIREZ: I don't know, but I just left everything in God's hands and I said, "well, if they want to trade me, I'll go any place that they want me to go, I'm just going to go out and try to do my job, and if they want me to come back to Boston, I'll go, and try to do my job," and I wasn't mad or nothing. Because sometimes God puts you in a place for a reason.
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Q. Do you think that because your team is so good offensively and you're so good offensively and Dave (Ortiz) that you guys don't get enough credit for being as well rounded a team as you are? You guys put on a fundamental show tonight and that hasn't been the case always in the series.
MANNY RAMIREZ: I've got a lot of confidence in my team out there, in my teammates and I know they've got a lot of confidence when I'm in the field and when I'm at the plate.
We're trying to go have fun, and as long as you go out there and play hard that's what matters.
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MANNY RAMIREZ: It is big, but we learned our lesson against the Yankees. We lost the first three games, and especially against the Cardinals, they've got such a great team that anything can happen out there.
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The Washington Capitals announced Monday morning that head coach Dale Hunter will not return to coach the team for the 2012-13 season, citing "family reasons." The news comes just two days after the Capitals season ended with a Game 7 loss to the New York Rangers in the Eastern Conference Semifinals.
FAN590 in Toronto reports that Hunter is expected to return to the London Knights, the Ontario Hockey League club he co-owns and had coached before taking a job with the Capitals earlier this season. He won't coach the Knights again this season, however.
Hunter, one of the most celebrated players in Capitals history, took over the coaching position in late Nov. after the team fired former bench boss Bruce Bourdreau. Hunter's coaching tenure with the Caps was tenuous as both fans and media alike questioned his ability to motivate the team. There were questions about his future following the playoff exit -- would taking the top-seeded Rangers to a Game 7 save his job? -- but now those questions are answered.
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A plan to reshape the look and function of Ninth Street was approved by the Redevelopment Commission Tuesday.
The commission acted on the request of Goshen's brownfield coordinator Becky Hershberger to approve the plan, which has had several public hearings and received community input. After some discussion, the members of the commission voted unanimously to approve the plan.
Commission president Thomas Stump asked Hershberger about interactions with business owners and funding for the plan.
"Business owners were addressed right from the beginning and we made three serious attempts to get in touch and meet with them," Hershberger said. "Most of the funding will come from grants."
She provided the commission members with copies of a brochure that's available to the public and explains the overview of the project, which includes a comprehensive industrial site (brownfield) cleanup program, a truck route definition and improvement plan, a reconfiguration of Ninth Street, a greenway, pedestrian and bike lanes, redevelopment of catalyst sites, and the creation of gated rail crossing to create a train whistle quiet zone, West Ninth Street revitalization, and development incentives and standards.
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According to the brochure, the rail/Ninth Street corridor will be reshaped over several years as funding becomes available for each phase of the project. The corridor stretches from Lincoln Avenue to Goshen College.
The commission also unanimously approved a resolution to authorize a request for proposals to lease the restored millrace powerhouse and portions of the real estate adjacent to the millrace in the area of the millrace powerhouse, Stump said.


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Franchize, that's exactly what she is...a jump off. In my terms, we call women like that, "flat-backers". They'll lay up with dudes, and either have kids by them and drain them dry, or they'll use the man's name/fame to come up.
This bitch will be writing a tell-all book very soon. She isn't smart enough to pull a "Robin Givens", so there you have it...some boxing press, a bunch of ridicule, and a tell-all book that probably wont sell.
I also laughed at how she said that she's not a boxing groupie, but everybody that she named in the interview, was a freakin' boxer. She sounded soooo in love with the "boxing life", but this broad is nothing more than a casual fan with a "smash pass".
She mentioned how she "knew" Kid Chopped-Tooth and Danny Garcia, but how do you "know" somebody after 8 hours? Not that she did anything with them, but I see it in the near future. Thanks to Paulie for letting this Pepsi-drinking blowup doll into the business, now we'll probably have to hear from in the conclusion of the fight.
Adrien's just as much of a sucker for supporting her too. Oh who am I kidding, why even let Broner easy by calling him a sucker? I dont waste too much time talking about him, so I'll leave it at that.
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anyone else here think FH dropped to an all new low by posting that article on the front page? i couldn't be bothered to read it...but looking at the pic...and recognizing the name jessica corazon (means heart) i think this chick used to post on another board and is definitely a boxing groupie.
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Security vendors have been harping on the need for enterprise companies to adopt top-down risk management strategies to improve their overall security standing for several years, but experts at IBM claim that the trend is now finally taking hold.
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