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Hey Everyone,
Not much going on, and NO Denver news to speak of really. Being sick and at home I thought I would start some discussion and post our current roster, go thru it and see who I would get rid of, who I would get and then look at our roster as it shapes up for next year.
I am assuming us taking on a 3-4 scheme, and will look at our defensive guys in this light.
Lets check it out:
Quarter Backs -
- Jay Cutler
- Darrell Hackney.
- Tom Ramsey.
Analysis: Keep Cutler (duh...you think???). I am happy to keep Hackney but would get rid of Ramsey. With Kyle Boller available I would get him as a back up. He still young, has battled thru a lot in the NFL and would be a good confidante for Jay as well. He has a LOT more upside as a QB than Ramsey and is not quite as fragile.
Wide Recievers -
- Jayson Foster.
- Chad Jackson.
- Darrell Jackson.
- Brandon Marshall.
- Eddie Royal.
- Cliff Russell.
- Eddell Sheppard.
- Brandon Stokley
- Matt Willis.
Analysis: We know we have a great WR corps, but we are not going to keep all these guys. Obviously we keep BM, Eddie and Stokes. I would like to see us hang onto Chad Jackson. I think he has an upside as a No. 2, and this would allow Eddie to slip back into the slot role that Jedi McD loves to use. Can you imagine Eddie in that Welker role? Until then, Stokes stays in the slot, Eddie at 2 and Chad Jackson at 4. I see us getting rid of all the other guys with Darrell Jackson on the fence. With what Jedi McD did with Gaffney, I could see Darrell Jackson's role expanding a little. Jedi's offense likes to spread it around and demands more skillful WR's. Russell and Sheppard are awful and need to go. I could see us taking a WR in the 4th or 5th round of the draft.
Tight Ends -
- Daniell Graham.
- Tony Sheffler.
- Adam Bergen.
- Nate Jackson.
- Chad Mustard.
- Jeb Putzier.
Analysis: I believe in DG and Sheff we have the best TE combo in the game. DG is an awesome blocker and is a mcahine in the pass game as well. I would be really happy if we took a TE in the draft, even as high as a 3rd rounder, as a sub for DG in the future, with Dan being 30. Jeb is a decent back up. Nate Jackson has some upside, but I can see them getting rid of him due to injury concerns and his age (29 as a back up), Bergen and Mustard, as much as Chad is a toiler and likeable.
Running Back/ Full Backs -
- Anthony Alridge.
- Tatum Bell.
- Cory Boyd.
- Andre Hall.
- Alex Haynes.
- Peyton Hillis.
- Andrew Pinnock.
- Micheal Pittman.
- PJ Pope.
- Ryan Torain.
- Selvin Young.
Analysis: It gets interesting here. I will start with those that MUST go. Goodbye Andre Hall (hes just a Blah running back...very ordinary), Alex Haynes who was just in because of injuries, Selvin Young who is too inuury prone and just does not bring enought to the table. Cory Boyd, who may go back to the PS but who we never saw play, will go. That leaves Ryan Torain, PJ Pope (both who I think have some upside), Michael Pittman, who i believe is on the bubble. I believe Pinnock is the epitome of the FB that Jedi McD will look for...a short yardage iso blcoker who can be an outlet pass target out of the back field. he reminds me a lot of Heath Evans, who is the current FB for the Patriots. Also remember, that Pinnock was groomed to replace Lorenzo Neal by Marty and Cam Cameron and did not suit Norv's style of play. My 3 starters would be Hillis, Torain and Alridge, with Pinnock at FB. I dont think we need a RB in the draft, and believe our back field with Hillis as the leader would be awesome. Someone needs to convince me that the guys in the draft can bring more to the table for OUR team than Hillis can. Our of Hillis and his team mates Jones and McFadden he was by FAR the best of them, and we got him in the 7th. this makes me laugh and laugh! I would take a LONG look at Sproles, not just as a change of pace back, but as our PR/KR. Instant upgrade and gives us a chance to keep Eddie as a WR only.
Offensive Line -
- Ryan Clady.
- Mitch Erickson.
- Ben Hamilton.
- Ryan Harris.
- Chris Kuper.
- Kory Lichtensteiger.
- Pat Murray.
- Tom Nalen.
- Clint Oldenberg.
- Erik Pears.
- Tyler Polumbus.
- Casey Weigmann.
Analysis: We have the best O Line in the business, with it being anchored by 2 of the best young tackles in the business with Clady and Harris. We keep Hamilton, who I think did a great job this year, and Chris Kuper is an animal as well. Casey is back for one more year, but we need to make sure that k Lich is the center we need him to be. Otherwise, we may see Hamilton moving into that role in 2010, which is a great plan B. Tyler Polumbus shows potential, as does Pears. Nalen retires, and we say good bye to Erickson and Murray....maybe Pears as well if we draft a young guy in the 5th or 6th round, which is probable in my opinion.It will be a toss up between Oldenberg and Pears as who to who walks.
Cornerbacks -
- Champ Bailey.
- Josh Bell.
- Dre Bly.
- Rashod Moulton.
- Karl Paymah.
- Jack Williams.
Analysis: We do have some young talent here, but there has been a lot of conjecture on MHR as to who walks, who is traded, what we should do etc. I think Champ stays, as do Josh Bell and Jack Williams. Now, the big questions is Dre Bly? How much trade value does he have? Has he been the victim of bad coaching and scheming? Does a 3-4 help him, especially if Nolan plays with safety help over the top? What this team does at safety will determine the direction we move in with regards to Dre. I believe we keep him. He would be a big cap hit this year, and I think he has been the victim of bad schemeing by the previous defensive staff. I think we could see a marked improvement in his play with a new more aggressive scheme. Paymah goes. I dont know enough about Moulton....is he just training camp fodder? I can see us going some CB help in the draft, or us bringing in a player like Kelvin Hayden, Bryant McFadden or Dunta Robinson. Forget the dream of Nmandi...it is not going to happen, and I actually think any of the 3 guys listed would be a good investement with better upside when looking at the TRUE value of the acquisition, especially if paired with Champ.
Line Backers -
- Boss Bailey
- Louis Green.
- Mario Haggan.
- Niko Koutouvides.
- Spencer Larsen.
- Nate Webster.
- DJ Williams.
- Jamie Winborn.
- Wesley Woodyard.
Analysis: Boss Bailey would be good in a 3-4 with his side and speed, but he is CONSISTENTLY snake bit with injuries, and would be a very expensive back up. I like him, but I think he will be let go, unless he restructures. If he does this, I say keep him. Louis Green is a ST ace and we will keep him at minimum cost. Haggans played well, and if he is cost efficient he maybe a good fit in our 3-4 system at 6'3 and 263lbs. Niko and Nate Webster are gone. Jamie Winborn is gone also as he was not a fit in SF with Nolan's scheme, and he wont be here. PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE play Larsen as a LB. He will be great as an ILB and will bring passion and hitting. WW would be great OLB but I still think he would be worth a look at safety with his speed, size and hitting. DJ will stay, but where will we play him? I think he will fit at ILB with Larsen. If this is the case, then we would look at an OLB like Cushing, Clay Matthews or Larry English and allow us to trade down. the second option is playing DJ outside, WW at safety, and we bring in Rey at ILB with Larsen. My thoughts are that Larsen is a better fit at ILB than DJ. Other options in situational plays would be Moss and Dumervil, but I will get to that when looking at our D Line.
Safetys -
- Josh Barrett.
- Vernon Fox.
- Herana-Daze Jones.
- Marquand Manuel.
- Marlon McCree.
Analysis: The only one of these guys that is starting quality is Josh Barrett. He has awesome measurables, and played VERY well against TG and Gates. Vernon Fox is a career back up. Jones is a ST and Manuel and McCree are flsat out terrible. I would keep Barrett only, and we will see Denver bringing in help at safety both in the draft and in FA. I would like to see us look at Patrick Chung, Louis Delmas and William Moore. The funny thing is that Moore will fall to the 2nd round, with Dlemas probably going late in the 1st. Chung will go early 2nd, so it will probably see some manauvering by the Broncos to get either of these guys. In free agency, I would be inclined to look at maybe a couple of guys: I really like ATogwe from the Rams who is young and a hitter. Dawkins will be avaialbale and might be a great idea for a couple of years, but at what cost. I like Yerimaih Bell, Dawan Landry and Mike Brown might be an option, with him starting 15 games last year. These are all automatic upgrades for our offense, and would fit in with an aggressive man scheme that would help Dre Bly. WW maybe a surprise option at SS too.
Defensive Line -
- Matthias Askew (DT)
- Nic Clemons (DT).
- Tim Crowder (DE).
- Elvis Dumervil (DE).
- Ebenezer Ekuban (DE).
- John Engleberger (DE).
- Ryan McBean (DE).
- Jarvis Moss (DE).
- Kenny Peterson (DT).
- Carlton Powell (DT).
- Dewayne Robertson (DT).
- Josh Shaw (DT).
- Marcus Thomas (DT).
Analysis: Going to 3-4 really detrmines who is of any value to this team. Some of these guys may be moved to situational pass rushers, which could effect the total make up of our team. Guys that will go in my opinion are Askew (although he has size but I am not sure if he has experience in 3-4), Engleberger, McBean, Robertson and Shaw. Tim Crowder will get a shot in camp, but is on the bubble. His skill set is more suited to a 3-4 as an end/ rusher but he will want to bring it or he will be gone. Clemons and Peterson showed something in a 3-4 set up, and I believe that a 3-4 will see GREAT development for Marcus Thomas. Carlton Powell has size, and a has proven in college that he can pentrate the backfiled with double coverage. He will be a DE in a 3-4, and may have some upside as a DT if he can put on some size. he is lifting a lot of weight, and I have a feeling he is being groomed as a NT already. Jarvis Moss, in my opinion, was coming on, and is a perfect fit as a rusher in a 3-4. Same goes for Doom, and if these guys develop in a 3-4 system, we could be set. I would love to see us bring in Canty as he would bring a lot of pressure and would be more of a fit than Peppers. A big no on Haynesworth. If Raji is still there at 12, we may take him, but look for Denver to FA some guys and then bring in a guy like Brace from BC. NT is the key, and if we can even be servicable we will be set on defense for major improvements. I like Watson, Cole and Cody as NT fliers from FA: should be relatively low cost and would give us some options.
Specialists -
- Mike Leach (LS).
- Matt Prater (K).
- Brett Kern (P)
- Eddie Royal (PR).
- Selvin Young (KR).
Analysis: Mike Leach is one of the best out there. I am not prepared to give up on Prater, but he needs competition and Brendan Cootu will be available from Seattle, so I would definitely take a look. Brett Kern did well. Selvin is NOT a good KR. Eddie is electric, but I would look at bringing in Sproles in FA to take over these duties as well as a great change of pace back. Instant upgrade on return game will REALLy help our team.
Anyway, a super long post, but I thought it might bring some great discussions.
Get back to me with your thoughts, check out our roster and see what you think.


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Caralis and Laws: over before it begins?8Dec10
The biggest game in radio at the moment isn't "secret sound" or "5th caller through". In fact, its not even on air.
Bets are being taken across the radio industry on how long the John Laws comeback will last on the Bill Caralis owned 2SM Supernetwork.
I wagered they might make it until September 2011 before Laws pulled the pin, but some insiders are saying it might not even get off the ground with word circulating a signed contract doesn't exist. Either way, it's going to be interesting.
It makes sense for Caralis to lure Laws back on air at 2SM. The station was rating less than 1% years ago when Caralis withdrew it from official Surveys, so the formerly high-rating Laws should have a good shot at improving audience numbers, and might even see 2SM being surveyed again.
But the real value for Caralis is networking Laws across his AM network throughout northern NSW and southern Queensland. The John Laws show used to be a good money spinner where he was relayed on the Supernetwork and Caralis would be keen to restore some of that old magic.
However, the real question the industry wants to know is why Laws would come out of retirement at 75 to work on the lowest rating station in Sydney. John Laws is used to working with some of the best producers and resources in the industry, while the Supernetwork is legendarily under-resourced.
I can only surmise that Mr Laws is bored and misses the radio industry, loves a challenge, or has struck an amazing deal with Caralis on sponsorships and ad-shares.
One thing is certain though…. when you put two characters like Bill Caralis and John Laws in a room together the most entertaining stuff won't be going to air.
So folks, roll up, roll up and place your bets. How long can the Laws / Caralis relationship last?
18 Responses to "Caralis and Laws: over before it begins?"
ill give it til March 2011 the whole thing sounds like a stunt just 2 try and get the SRN back in the news.In the mean time poor old 2hd listners now have 2 put up 6 hours of total talkback garbage in the afternoon come on 2hd wot about some classic hits for a few hours god u can only put up with so much DULL callers for so long.
it always amazes me the willingness to rubbish 2sm, the ones that do know nothing about how its run and how successful an operator bill caralis is with his network,,, tell me the network and individual operators that own all the real estate as well as the licences,,, thats right ,very few. i have been on breakfast at 2sm for 10 years and its the best i have ever felt in my entire 46 years of radio broadcasting,some of you dont get that lawsys coming back because he loves it, and for me its the best thing to ever happen to 2sm and the network,,,, and sad news for 2ue networking,ill pose a question david oldfield on your network or john laws?,,, no brainer eh? station managers we welcome your enquiries… ill be handling the golden mike til 12 for january until the very best arrives to shake it all up again as he knows how, bring it,,, grant goldman
The Laws morning show will have to run on the smell of an oily rag just like the rest of the operation does. The hiring of Laws is for one reason only,to save the slowly fading away,irrelevant 2HD in Newcastle. Might be a new/old voice 9-12 each day but the fact remains the business model is still the same and will never change. So sad for us Newcastle people.
Go LAWSY!! Go Dad!!!
Great to see the little battlers taking on the big guys.
Kick ass…..Congrats on the new network stations by the way.
love it when former disgruntled employees get on,,, you see it a mile off , let it go,,,,,, and bj you would rather david oldfield than lawsy?,,, wake up
Grant my understanding that "disgruntled" applies to current employees…the word for ex-employees is "relieved". Relieved they can work in a professional environment that Workcover wouldn't shutdown if they inspected. Relieved that they now get paid a decent wage, on time and including all entitlements. Relieved that they are no longer laughed at for announcing where they work. I'm happy for you that you are one of the very few who actually thinks working in the Supernetwork is good.
Ray Hadley any day of the week. The ratings suggest the same.
Get with the strength GG. Stop dreaming.
bj you must be one of those ones we had to let go,,,,, let me tell you its much better dealing with one person , the owner than some failed announcer masquerading as a program manager, which is the case at many stations across australia. ps i am well paid and i dont think an outsider or an ex employee has any right to comment, the people i work with are all very happy,and so are the listeners by the way, and even more so when lawsy starts,,, it kills you doesnt it
Grant, its seems Bill "had to let go" anyone who acted somewhat professionally or actually wanted to be paid fairly. So big chance that BJ is one of those as it applies to nearly anyone who no longer works for the Supernetwork. The only ones left are the desperados who can't get a gig at a properly run media outlet.
As for these "happy listeners", where are they? Last time 2SM was surveyed it rated less than the margin of error (ie, bugger all listeners) and in Newcastle where 2HD is surveyed its sliding inexorably towards oblivion too. I think the 'listeners' have moved on.
Hey Grant, are you trying to convince all of us or yourself?
John Laws is a sad, doddering old twit and should have retired years ago, not hung in like a beaten favourite. And I can't stand the guy on 2SM at the moment who sounds like the bloke who makes the train announcements at Central. I am going to be torn between Ray Hadley and David Oldfield this year.
Of cause its the best your felt in 10 years GG @ 2SM/// your not included in the ratings survey which means u don't have to compete, your basically a community radio station and so what if the owner owns the real estate and the licences and you deal with him direct it stills doesn't change the dull format. What it means is the owner has no idea of running radio stations. But i suppose the comeback will be that Lawsy is back.
2SM is a retirement village. It's amazing how open people in the Newcastle/Hunter area these days are so verbal about the state of once their fav station 2HD. The dislike is widespread with people mentioning different announcers and timeslots on the station,years ago it would be one or two personalities who may get a spray,now it seems the only thing the remaining 2HD followers can agree on is that they would listen to John Laws. Laws will rate in Newcastle again for sure,anywhere progressive like Sydney – forget it.
Give the station a go!2SM is an icon and still remains the favourite of many baby boomers!John Laws could be the start of a 2SM Super Network revival!Give it a go.It may surprise you and make the knockers eat their words!
OMG Ppl need to get a copy of NEW FM Breakfast today 8am-9am. I'm still in shock that their own Breakfast team spent an hour on air talking about how bad the ratings were and what a consultant discussed with them before Xmas. (shake head) It was just incredible,never heard anything on radio like that before. Must be hard to go to work.
What about poor old Richard King returns from holidays has to let everyone know that he has been away because other than John Carroll telling you when he was returning no one knew as there was no B/fast show promos while he was off I wonder if Richard is going to b permanently on B/fast as not even he refers to the show as THE RICHARD KING BREAKFAST SHOW.Anyway nothings changed still dull lets all the calls ramble on at least GG cuts them off if they start talking crap.And wot about desperate Dave in the background whenever old Richard interacts with him it always sounds as though he is standing in the doorway mumbling you can hardly hear him! O well lets see if Lawsy pulss them out of the cellar.Lawsys back you know it kills you doesn't it.
Bag John Laws all you like. He was and is the man who brought talk-back radio into the hearts and minds of a nation. Laws is the King.
I think it is so sad that all the washed up radio announcers end up in the 2SM Graveyard. I moved to the country about 6 months ago and unfortunately for me, all I could get is the Super Network, I found a Community radio Station on the FM band and was so happy that I didn't have to commit suicide after all, after listening to Graham Gilbert dribble on for hours,I got really depressed listening to Carter Edwards, the only thing you can really remember from him is where he is performing for the next year, (Who Bloody Cares)and I also believe the love of Grant Golman's life is in fact Grant Goldman him self, if you don't agree with him, you get cut off, simple as that, and all the many important people he seems to know, but can't seem to remember there names. what a joke. Community radio is the only place you can listen to and get real people with real radio values, rather than the crap that is shoved down your ears on the super network, if I was the Boss there, I'd sack the lot of them and give 2SM back to the Catholics, at least they seemed to know what people wanted, and gave it to them, but for now, Go Community Radio, David


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This condo unit sleeps up to four adults plus has bunk beds for up to
four children.
There are six photos at the end of this listing. For a more
comprehensive display of pictures and several videos, please contact us.
Minimum rental period is one month.
condo rental amenities
The condo includes:
- Five TVs with cable access with 450 channels and all premium channels (HBO, etc.).
- Fully stocked with bed linens, towels, kitchen equipment and dining service.
- In building parking for two cars plus ample parking for guests.
- A ninth floor location providing a spectacular view of ocean, bay and city. This is one of the few condos that do not have a building blocking part of your view.
- Elegant living room and dining room seating six or more with each guest having a beautiful panoramic view.
- Sweeping architectural design with elegant yet comfortable wall and ceiling treatments with recessed lighting throughout.
activities and attractions in Coronado San Diego Area
At Coronado Shores Community
Coronado Shores is a luxury gated condominium community with 24 hour
security and doorpersons. The community has 10 sixteen story
buildings with the Pacific Ocean on the West, the Historic Hotel del
Coronado to the North and Glorietta Bay and Coronado to the Northeast and
Glorietta Bay and San Diego Bay to the East.
- Four swimming pools and jacuzzis
- Four Barbeque areas each with four or more gas grills and dining in each pool area.
- Beach Clubhouse with bar, live music, dances, card games, big-screen TV and current movies.
- Eight lighted tennis courts.
- A fully staffed gym with training equipment and separate jacuzzisand saunas for men and women. Trainers and masseurs are available.
- A teen recreation area with table tennis and other appropriate facilities.
- Centrally located for both Coronado and San Diego points of interest.
In the City of Coronado
The City of Coronado has the ambiance of a quaint community. Within
walking distance you will find:
- A Superb Public golf course 5 minutes away (greens fees from $13).
- The Hotel del Coronado, a National Historic Site, and host to presidents, princes and Hollywood celebrities, is a 2 minute walk away.
- Over 50 restaurants in the City. Our apartment has reviews of many of them as well as our favorites in San Diego. There are a large number of outstanding restaurants in Coronado.
- The Lambs Players Theatre which draws visitors from throughout California.
- Coronado Playhouse within one block of Coronado Shores
- Every kind of water sports, including boat rental, jet skis andsailing, are available within minutes of the apartment.
- There are 15 miles of biking trails in Coronado and bike rentals are available.
- Coronado Beach (voted the number two beach in America and the number one family beach) starts at the Coronado Shores Condominiums.
- Lifeguards on Coronado beach are on duty during the day.
- On Sundays, there are free concerts in the park.
In Coronado/San Diego area
Coronado is only a few minutes from San Diego via either the ferry
that runs every 30 minutes or the free Coronado/San Diego bridge.
- World renowned San Diego Zoo.
- Balboa Park.
- Cabrillo National Monument on Point Loma.
- San Diego's Gas Lamp Quarter.
- Sea World of California.
- Wild Animal Park (part of the San Diego Zoo).
- Sea Port Village on the San Diego waterfront.
- The aircraft carrier Midway, available to the public on the San Diego waterfront.
- Mexico (via the San Diego Trolley or a short drive).
- The Old Globe Theater with first run plays is located in Balboa Park.
vacation rental rates
This condo unit sleeps four adults and has bunk beds for up to four
children. The minimum rental permitted by the City of Coronado is one
month. Rates range between $4,500 and $14,500 depending on the
season. To check availability, click on 'Availability: Check
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44 HP Computers with Windows 7, 3 MAC Computers with Snow Leopard, 6 HP LaserJets, 2 dedicated for laptop printing, 1 HP Scanner, Microsoft Office, Email, IE, Westlaw & Lexis
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In addition to the corporate edition of Symantec Antivirus, we also provide, without charge, the Microsoft Office Professional suite (including Word, Outlook, Excel, PowerPoint, Access and OneNote). The software bundle will be available on CD to the entering class when you get your laptop certified.
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submitted 1 year ago by edmod
I'm asking around about mobile phone providers, and in particular, I'm focused on data rates.
Which providers, based on your experiences, have the best data coverage in the Magic Valley?
Which have the worst?
I'm concerned more about performance than price. I'm basically getting in the market for 3G+ connections, and I've considered a company that rides on Sprint's network, but I've heard that Sprint is mediocre.
Here's what I know from my own experiences, but I really would like everyone else's.
Now what about cost? Who's the cheapest?
Who has the best balance of the two?
What are your thoughts?
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[–]edmod[S] 1 point2 points3 points 1 year ago (1 child)
Yeah, my FB friends are all advocating Verizon for performance. It seems like they are king around here.
T-Mobile has been telling me for the last three years that their coverage is going to get better, but it hasn't. I skeptically had my hopes raised, but now I'm resigned to say bullshit to whatever the telcos promise.
[–]freeloder11 2 points3 points4 points 1 year ago (0 children)
I actually sell cell phones part time. Verizon does have the best service around here, and ATT is roght behind, I have them and have no problems. They were actually just working on the cell towers the othet day prepping for 4GLTE. Verizon and ATT cost right about the same at around 79 dollars on contract with 2GB and 3GB respectively.
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My 2 cents.. I have had Sprint for 6 years now, down south and back again. Coverage is spotty at best. Roaming in my half basement, roaming at the Twin Falls, roaming towards the South Hills. Ok in town. Any time I roam my battery drains, so I have to charge my phone more often than I'd really like. When I went in to get an upgrade early May they said they're converting all the Nextel towers to Sprint coverage, which they say should help because those were used by folks in the field. Still haven't seen any improvement though. Price is good, but I have some discounts. The customer support has always be good for me too.
[–]AntiDerp 1 point2 points3 points 1 year ago (0 children)
I use straight talk they use AT&T towers and its $45 a month for unlimited everything and you can order a sim card to bring your own phone onfrom them(now it's only T-Mobile sims if you order which data sucks around here unless your in the north part of town)
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Verizon for me. I get a discount for being awesome though... so that helps.
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Arnold was drafted to the Army in 1943 and served until 1974. During World War II, he was with the company chemical mortar battalion attached to the 8th Regiment, 4th Infantry. He rose to the rank of command sergeant major, received the Purple Heart, and was in Operation Overlord on D-Day, the invasion of Normandy. During the Korea War, he was with Headquarters Company 8227th Army Unit. He served in the anti-aircraft unit and I-Cor Artillery Headquarters. In the Vietnam War, he was with the 1st Cavalry Division until his retirement in 1974.
Arnold was a member at Fairfield Christian Church, the DAV No. 28, Grotto, and the Masonic Lodge.
Survivors are two daughters, Tammy A. Wallace-Obin, Nashua, N.H., and Terri Ann Armstrong of Raymond, N.H.; three great-granddaughters, Paige A. Doda, Aurora, and Blossom Armstrong; and his loving companion for the last 17 years, Mary Stone.
Preceding him in death were his parents, Arnold and Helen; wife, Stella Wallace; and son, Terry A. Wallace.
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Mary Dyer Biography:
In the 1650s the Dyers accompanied Roger Williams and John Clarke to England, where Mary Dyer became a Quaker, influenced by George Fox. Returning to Boston, she was arrested and expelled under a new law outlawing Quakers. (Her husband, who had not become a Quaker, was not arrested.)
Mary Dyer was arrested a year later for preaching Quakerism in New Haven. she returned to Massachusetts to visit two English Quakers held in the jail, and was arrested there. Banished, she returned with other Quakers to defy the law, and was arrested. Two of her comrades were hanged, but she received a last-minute reprieve.
She returned to Rhode Island, then traveled to Long Island, but finally in 1660 returned to Massachusetts to again defy the anti-Quaker law. This time, her sentence was carried out the day after her conviction, and on June 1, 1660, Mary Dyer was hanged for being a Quaker in Massachusetts.
Dyer is now honored with a statue at The State House in Boston.
- The Antinomian Controversy, 1636 - 1638: A Documentary History. David D. Hall, editor.
- Ingle, H. Larry. First Among Friends: George Fox and the Creation of Quakerism Mary Dyer: Biography of a Rebel Quaker.
- Larson, Rebecca. Daughters of Light: Quaker Women Preacher and Prophesying in the Colonies and Abroad, 1700-1775
- Plimpton, Ruth T. Mary Dyer: Biography of a Rebel Quaker
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- Mary Dyer of Rhode Island: The Quaker Martyr that was hanged on Boston Common, June 1, 1660.: Image copy of a book written by Horatio Rogers and published in 1896.
Notable Women Ancestors: Mary Barrett Dyer: Good summary of what is known of Dyer's life, plus a photo of the Dyer statue erected in 1959 in Boston, info on the "Stuart daughter" legend, descendants, and good bibliography.


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Team17 has announced a surprising new title on their blog: Worms Crazy Golf. You wouldn't think that worms have anything to do with slugging tiny balls into gopher holes on an Par 72 course, but then again, worms don't have much to do with nuclear missiles, either. Regardless, Head of Design John Dennis suggests that we're going to have another uncanny hit on our hands:
This is anything but a formal golf title—sheep, old woman, magnets, moles, castles that teleport balls, cannons, parachute balls, time-slowing abilities, and comedy bats (of course). This is just a taste of the creativity that Team 17 has up their sleeve:
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Economic demography explores the relationship between population and economy in a broad sense; how a population is influenced by economic development and in what ways do population changes affect the economy. The classical dilemma, still relevant in our times, is whether the economic resources will suffice for an ever-increasing population growth. Other areas of interest are the impact of economic aspects on the long-term decline in mortality and the diminishing family size that is linked to the demographic transition. Relevant contemporary research topics include the causes and consequences of long waves in births, and the impact of changing demographic age structure and composition on the economy. Yet another important area deals with the interplay between economic cycles and short-term variations in nuptiality, fertility, mortality and migration. Special interest is also given to studies on family and labour market, migration patterns, and health and mortality issues. All these areas are to a certain degree interrelated and by embracing them in a coherent framework of analysis we can e.g. study immigrants family formation, their fertility behaviour, their entry and exit on the labour market, and their health status and mortality patterns. The interdisciplinary character of the research program enables a holistic perspective on such research areas.
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After it was reported that Nelson would undergo an MRI Monday to diagnose the injury, ESPN's Adam Schefter tweeted the news on Monday afternoon.
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Nelson, a third-year pro out of Florida, had two catches for 31 yards before leaving the season opener. It was a rough day for the Bills as they not only lost 48-28, but running back Fred Jackson also left the game with a right knee injury.
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Samson is named in honour of one of Fremantle's most noted families. Lionel Samson arrived at Fremantle in 1829, and the business he established there, Lionel Samson and Sons Pty. Ltd., is the state¿s oldest established family business. Two of his descendants have been Mayor of Fremantle, with Sir William Frederick Samson serving for over twenty years in the 1950's and 60's.


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Four people now face multiple charges after a robbery and assault in Independence. It happened just after 11 a.m. back on February 11th.
The Independence Police Department said the victim reported three people, two males and one female, entered his home in the 400 block of 6th Avenue Northwest and confronted him.
The victim reported he was struck on the side of the head by the female with a carpenter hammer. He fell to the floor and said he was held down by one of the males. The victim told police his roommate's rifle was pointed at him and was stolen from the scene.
The Independence Police Department said a small amount of marijuana was found at the scene and seized.
During the investigation, Independence worked with the New Hampton Police Department and the Chickasaw County Sheriff's Office.
Officers arrested 18-year-old Ethan Walztoni of Independence, 18-year-old Seth Holschlag of New Hampton, 18-year-old Nathan Rosonke of New Hampton, and 17-year-old Madison Clay of Alta Vista.
Walztoni and Holschlag were initially arrested and warrants were issued for Rosonke and Clay.
Rosonke and Clay turned themselves in to the Buchanan County Jail on Friday, February 21st.
All four are charged with 1st degree robbery, 1st degree burglary, assault while participating in a felony, intimidation with a dangerous weapon, and going armed with intent.
Police said the rifle and other narcotic-related items taken from the scene haven't been recovered. Police believe they were discarded by the suspects.


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Scarlett's Hair-Don't
Scarlett's Hair-Don't
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Scarlett was looking lovely in her cute shorts and clutch at the Venice Film Festival, but back in LA she attended the premiere of The Black Dahlia not looking so fabulous. WTF was this girl thinking, or should we ask what was her hair stylist thinking? On a slightly creepy note, here's a quote from Woody Allen on Scarlett:
Woody says Scarlett, who starred in his Oscar-nominated movie "Match Point," was "just touched by God." "She's very sexy, very pretty," he says. Allen has a history of taking a liking to young beauties and that apparently isn't any different in this case.
Ewwww... lots more pics of Scarlett in her Chanel frock so read more
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jenward74 7 years
I would also love to know who makes those sunglasses, they are so hot! I have searched and searched the net, but cannot find them! Help!!
dazzlemepretty 7 years
** must know what kind of sunglasses those are..anyone know?
Padraigin 7 years
I hate the hair because it looks stupid.
ingrid89 7 years
and her chanel dress o my god i want it so bad!! and god i love her sunglasses. did i mention her hair... its so gorgeous
ingrid89 7 years
why you all hate it??? I LOVE IT! its asolutly gorgeous. she looks stunning especially with the hair!
Padraigin 7 years
Hate the hair. Don't think she's the uberbeautiful icon she's touted as. She's a pretty girl with a great body. My jury's still out on her acting. In some things (The Girl with the Pearl Earring) she's amazing. In others, not so much.
Luna13 7 years
whats happeninggggggg??????????????
Luna13 7 years
Luna13 7 years
i like her hair as some of u have mentioned above, its nice to try something new. I think we all forget that she is only like 20 or something! She is very mature and wise for her age, and has so much class! Very unique person
blOndiE7 7 years
whoah!! I kinda like it..I wish i could do that to my hair!! lol
LaylaCams 7 years
That hair is no crazier than the stuff Beyonce does. I love her. Big hair and all!
dazzlemepretty 7 years
i need to know what kind of sunglasses those are.. must have for fall!! anyone know?
bella011 7 years
grace kelly. i was trying to think of what her hair and this outfit reminded me of. grace kelly. i'm not a huge scarlet fan. sometimes i think she's absolutely stunning, others just kinda fug. but here she's amazing. and i LOVE the hair and outfit. it's freaking GRACE KELLY baby!!!
ann_fancy 7 years
She looks like Cleopatra here. I don't like it, Wooody allen totally has something for her, he said things about her in the past too, a little less obviously sexual tought
clepiau 7 years
I can't stand her, but this is the prettiest I've ever seen her. Love the brown hair (much better than that awful generic blonde she usually sports), and the style of both the hair and dress are very retro-glam. Good for her. Even if she is the most over-rated star in Hollywood today. ;)
esmy-J 7 years
Her hair is original..and she looks really pretty!
Fantasia1 7 years
i think she looks beautiful, her hair and dress are great
Fab-girl 7 years
The feet look specially hideous when she has one of her favorite church lady flats.
mar 7 years
yes, I have noticed her awkward feet positions too, but I kind of like that about her. It makes her quircky
PiscesJNJ 7 years
I actually like her hair paired with the dress and shoes. :) I've seen worse, and frankly, I love the mod-late-1960's look. :D I dig!
merryunbirthday 7 years
See! That's how you wear shorts, women....it's nice to see she isn't trying to go for the short shorts look. She has a great knack for finding clothes that are perfectly tailored and flattering to her amazing figure. Other 20-somethings in Hollywood should take major notes. I'm not even gonna comment on the other pictures out of courtesy.....
brokenhalo 7 years
She looks, uh, patchy...
JennaV 7 years
So right on Jen ;) Ahoy matey! Her hair doesn't look all that great in the pic above, but she is BEAUTIFUL and she would never be caught dead in tacky extensions like Paris or Jessica.
jennifer76 7 years
I agree, J. I really like her. And frankly, some people coughPARIScough look horrible with a decent hair style. ScarJo still looks gorgeous with a carefully cultivated rat's nest stapled to her head.
Coqueta76 7 years
Scarlett can do anything she wants to her hair, she is beautiful, does seem as if she is losing weight,which sucks, I always applauded her for the curves she has!! GO VOLUPTOUS CURVY WOMEN!!!! She looks beautiful in "The Island" anyone see that??
Fab-girl 7 years
Something is really wrong about this woman's feet. I don't know the technical name, but she has some structural feet problem. No matter what she wears, she stands and walks like a duck. She never rocked my boat. Too short, as well. Tacky, no matter what is covering her.
mar 7 years
my opinion, not my onion!
playsindirt 7 years
God the Bride of Frankenstein deal going on here.
JennaV 7 years
I am not a big fan of the hair (I don't think it looks all that great either).....but this woman is one of the most gorgeous and women on the planet. Like Diane Lane, she is the whole package and puts 20 something poptarts to shame. You don't hear stories about her making out with Pete whatshisface in a bathroom and then vomiting allover him. The girl has class...
mar 7 years
Im glad I am not the only one that thinks this look works. It is a bit large nd in charge, but I don't hate it. Scarlett is SEXY. She has a beautiful nose, big pillowy lips and great skin. I do not see how her beauty can be denied, but that is my oinion. She has a very CLASSIC look. I prefer her look over the extensions and overly tan look.
Faye16 7 years
It's not that bad, I was expecting far worse.
colormesticky 7 years
I kind of like it. It's better than that stupid Ace Ventura bangs thing that Paris has been overdoing.
ShoeS 7 years
She is Cute and she looks good in anything i think.. I like he the only thing i don't think she is that good of and actress..
pinkangelmonkey 7 years
i really like the hair. she really was blessed with looks. she looks good all of the time!
MissSixty1 7 years
i like it...its different
foo_mf_foo 7 years
she can wear anything, she is soooooo beautiful
xtina 7 years
Imabeliever 7 years
LOL shiloh..that was funny. When bad hair happens to good people. The only thing I can say for the horrifying fiasco that is Woody and Soon Ye is at least they are still together. But yes it is deeply disturbing. I will always love his movies before the scandal though.. Annie Hall and the Purple Rose of Cairo are incredible.
_born_naked_ 7 years
I like the hair..! Very Hollywood 50's glam. I thinks she looks beautiful although I agree Lauren she does look thinner than before.I hope she doesn't become another skin and bone "perfect Hollywood look" actress/model/singer etc, etc. Why would any woman would want to look like a skeleton????
LaurenG22 7 years
does she look thinner to anyone else??? ugh hollywood...
perla 7 years
i dig the hair. I like it when people think outside of the box! I agree Spicyme, i think Scarlett's average, at best, too.
Moongal 7 years
great hair, great bod!
sanD13 7 years
i like how she changes her look and experiments with different styles. she looks cute and her shoes look a bit big on her.
Annie2u59 7 years
stick some plants in that sucker, great planter.
SpicyMe 7 years
I just don't see the beauty with her. I don't think she's attractive at all. All of my girlfriends are 100X more beautiful than Scarlett. I just think she's average. Oh well!!
peepshow 7 years
I like the hair! I think the shorts are a little underdressed.
thedrywallgirl 7 years
Scarlett, why would you willingly turn yourself into FRANKENSTEIN'S BRIDE???
nicachica 7 years
i think the hair is awesome but i'm not so sure about her dress. it just doesn't look right. she normally has amazing taste (or at least her stylist does) and it shows in the Venice pics. i still love Scarlett though...she's so beautiful and talented. i just can't hate on her!
artbeatnik76 7 years
bride of frankenstein, ya'll! she's still uber cute though.
angelik416 7 years
it reminds me of something sarah jessica parker would do to her hair...
PowerMouse 7 years
Wow...thats some hair right there. Is that even physically possible??? It looks like she got caught in a wind tunnel!
jennifer76 7 years
Well, he's not in jail because he didn't do anything illegal. Gross, yes. Illegal, no. If they could put you in jail for being gross, Paris would have been arrested a loooooooong time ago! LOL
hotstuff 7 years
I will never understand why that pervert Woody Allen isn't in jail! Marrying your wifes young daughter, he disgusts me I will never see any of his movies!
JK-Boogie 7 years
She does no wrong in my eyes. Love the dare to be different hair...unlike Aniston's same old, same old or Simpson dodgy exetensions.
DulceSkye 7 years
I want her shoes!
BlondeSugar 7 years
i want those sunglasses!
Shiloh-Jolie-Pitt 7 years
I think she has Josh hiding in there
Twinkle1 7 years
Are bouffants making a comeback?
DulceSkye 7 years
Oh, I like her hair! Very vintage and glam! But then again, I love ScarJo...she can do no wrong in my eyes. How cute does she look in those shorts?
jennifer76 7 years
OMG that hair. Its scary.
sheetal215 7 years
Actually I am diggin the hair with the black dress!
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After some downtime following the poorly received (though cult favorite) "Speed Racer," the Wachowskis have come roaring back, and if anything, their ambition has only grown larger with time. As you already know, they are hard at work with Tom Tykwer on the time-spanning, sprawling, "Cloud Atlas," but just this fall, another project sprang to life. "Jupiter Ascending" suddenly appeared on the horizon, touted as the directing duo's next film, and indeed, they are moving full steam ahead.
24 Frames has the latest update on the project, and the Wachowskis are looking to their pal, Natalie Portman, to take a role in the movie, the plot of which is still under wraps. The original plan was to shoot the movie as early as this spring, but clearly still busy with "Cloud Atlas," the directors are now looking at the fall to get things rolling and are willing wait longer if Portman wants to spend more time with her son, Aleph. This isn't the first time the trio have talked about working together, as Portman appeared in the Wachowski-produced "V For Vendetta" and was initially slotted for a small role in "Cloud Atlas" before her pregnancy kiboshed her role in the movie.
But timing could be an issue. "Thor 2" already has a November 15, 2013 release date and it's pretty likely it will shoot this fall, and with Portman contracted to appear, that will take priority no matter what anybody wants. Regardless, Portman gets movies greenlit and financed and the Wachowkis will probably wait to get their leading lady. As for Portman, it could be an actual return to a real role after she spends a few months doing reactions shots and making dewy eyes at Thor in whatever Marvel slaps together for the sequel.
Raevan | January 31, 2012 5:58 AM
I hope Natalie does this because they are my favorite directors and she is my favorite actress! Natalie I am your Mini-me :).
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Memphis-based ServiceMaster Clean cuts 8 marketing positions
Memphis-based ServiceMaster Clean announced a restructuring plan involving its marketing services on Thursday, resulting in the elimination of eight positions.
The jobs, including one in Memphis, are funded through the company's national franchise council and the decision was made by franchise owners to eliminate the positions for the coming year.
The reductions will become effective by Jan. 7 and affected employees are being offered opportunities to apply for other positions within the company.
ServiceMaster counts nearly 7,000 company-owned, franchised and licensed locations around the world and employs 21,000 corporate workers and more than 31,000 others through its franchises. The company's brands are American Home Shield, AmeriSpec, Furniture Medic, Merry Maids, ServiceMaster Clean, Terminix, and TruGreen.
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MMBCC's Robinson named vice president
The Mid-South Minority Business Council Continuum, an economic development agency and business incubator for women and minority enterprises, on Friday announced an expansion and restructuring of its corporate structure with the creation of a new executive position.
Natalie Robinson, who has worked with the MMBCC for five years, will become vice president of the organization effective Jan. 1. 2013. Previously Robinson served as director of marketing and communications for the organization and will continue to oversee operations in those areas.
"This reorganization is a continuation of our evolution to provide more opportunities for our minority and women small business owners," said Luke Yancy III, president and CEO of the MMBCC. "As our organization plans for regional and national expansion, assigning this role will allow for more time to focus and execute on our vision."
A native of Indianapolis, Robinson has lived in Memphis for 15 years. Prior to joining the MMBCC she owned a marketing agency and worked in advertising and communications.
Some Hostess bidders identified
Kroger and Wal-Mart Stores are among bidders for Hostess Brands assets, Bloomberg News reported Friday, attributing the information to a source close to the confidential bidding process. Brands and property of the bankrupt maker of Wonder Bread and Twinkies, including a 91-year-old bakery in Memphis, are being sold as part of the court-supervised liquidation. Other bidders include Grupo Bimbo SAB and Alpha Baking. Representatives of all four bidders declined to comment on the auction process, Bloomberg said.
Arkansas bank buys 29 banking sites
Arvest Bank has announced an agreement in which it will purchase 29 banking locations in Arkansas, Oklahoma, Missouri and Kansas from Bank of America.
Terms of the purchase were not released.
Arvest is acquiring checking, savings, IRA and CD accounts. The transaction does not include credit card, mortgage, brokerage and trust accounts.
In Arkansas, bank locations affected are in Hot Springs, Hot Springs Village, Mountain Home and Russellville.
In Missouri, banks affected are in Aurora, Branson, Branson West, Carthage, Cassville, Forsyth, Joplin, Lebanon, Lockwood, Monett, Mountain Grove, Neosho, Nevada, Shell Knob and West Plains.
Banks in Pittsburg, Kan., and Muskogee and Tahlequah, Okla., also are affected.
Arvest said in a news release that the purchase is pending approval of regulators.From staff and wire reports
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She has curated critically acclaimed exhibitions including In Praise of Shadows on light and energy at the V&A Museum, '1% Water' on shaping a sustainable future at Z33, Belgium, and Surface Tension: The Future of Water at Science Gallery Dublin and Eyebeam, New York. She is co-founder of Wonderwater, an initiative to develop projects around the world aimed at raising awareness of global water issues and design for a sustainable future.
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1915 - 1916
The year is 1915, and auto racing is still in its infancy. The "Indy 500" is a four year old event yet to earn its now legendary distinction. During this time, racing surfaces varied. That is, tracks were constructed of materials such as dirt, sand, concrete and, believe it or not, wood.
Des Moines Speedway was one of several wooden speedways to be constructed between 1910 and 1928. Other cities having board tracks included, but were not limited to, Cincinnati, Omaha, Uniontown, Altoona, Chicago, Kansas City, Beverly Hills, Miami and Sheepshead Bay. None survive today. Most were built by the Prince Speedway Company.
The Des Moines Speedway was a mile in circumference. The straight aways were pitched ten degrees and the turns forty degrees. Speeds of over 100 miles per hour were assured by designers. The face of the speedway was built of 2x4's laid on edge. It was reported that 210 laborers were employed. In addition, more than three million feet of lumber and 45 tons of nails were required in construction of the great speedway at a cost of ninety-thousand dollars.
The facility included a grandstand with seating capacity of ten thousand and an infield capacity of six thousand automobiles. The infield area, where the races could be watched while seated in automobiles, was reached by subway at the northeast turn of the track.
The Des Moines Speedway only held two major events in its short history: a 300 mile race in 1915 and in 1916 a 150 mile race (a 50 mile open event was held the same day following the big race). While the 1915 event would be marred by tragedy, the 1916 events went off without any significant incidents. A smaller purse race was held on Decoration Day in 1916, primarily for Iowa drivers, and featuring Bill Barndollar and local champion Red Shafer.
Unfortunately for the speedway, 1916 was the final year of racing. Many of the big name drivers were joining the war effort. In addition, attendance never again reached that of its glorious opening in 1915. In 1917, after a failed attempt by J. Alex Sloan to bring I.M.C.A. to the speedway, and the speedway company being named as defendant in a lawsuit, the track was dismantled and the wood was sold throughout central Iowa to satisfy creditors. It is rumored that many of the barns and other wooden buildings in the area built from 1917 to 1918 still stand with timber from the old board raceway.
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Lenny Lop Ear and Baby Bunny are two very brave and very hungry rabbits in search of a giant carrot!
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This week, Anglican Church officials discussed combining some of the seven eastern dioceses, from Quebec to Newfoundland, in an effort to save on administrative costs.
The proposal includes the amalgamation of two dioceses in the Maritimes.
The discussion took place at a meeting of the seven eastern dioceses, the purpose of which is to give members the chance to prepare to debate issues at the upcoming Provincial Synod scheduled for September.
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1. Ian+ wrote:
Not gonna happen! The Diocese of Fredericton (= covering the entire province of New Brunswick) is plenty big enough to be self-supporting. Besides, I can't see our people supporting such a proposal. We're very different from NS/PEI.May 6, 7:24 am | [comment link]
2. Don C wrote:
Ian+, could you spell out the differences between New Brunswick and Nova Scotia & PEI. Are they primarily a result of who settled where?
(a curious American)May 7, 1:27 am | [comment link]
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Well, NS/PEI has been led further down a decidedly liberal track for much longer that us in NB, although we're struggling with that right now. Our bishop, who is also the Metropolitan of the Province of Canada (= the eastern province of the ACC), means well but liberalism is gaining the ascendancy under his watch. There's still a good chance of reversing that though, if we can get a solid successor in his place next year, in spite of our awful electoral process with the attendant backroom politicking that's gone on in past elections.May 8, 11:09 am | [comment link]
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Ian+, thanks for the guidance on the Province of Canada.
Previously, I had read about a number of Prayer Book parishes in Novia Scotia and had assumed that it was reasonably orthodox. However, the bishop's questioning of King's College Chapel seems to indicate otherwise.May 31, 4:19 pm | [comment link]
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6 ways to use billy balls at your wedding
I'm loving how billy balls are so in right now. They are the perfect dash of happiness and cute, yet used in the right way, they can also be a modern. The long line of the stem creates a unique height and the perfectly round pop of yellow adds an unexpected quirk. Try adding them into your wedding in some unique ways: boutonnieres for the groomsmen, a bouquet with succulents, a more modern bouquet with lots of them together, use one on it's one for a place setting, use three to act as ring stands, or group them on their own for a centerpiece.
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Great ideas! I love how the bright yellow contrasts with the white suit. It adds a perfect pop of color, and it's definitely worth experimenting with different billy ball bouquets and more muted wardrobe colors. Thanks for the post!
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A South Florida law firm hit hard by the real estate downturn has cut its lawyers' pay by 12 percent.
If its financial situation improves, Becker & Poliakoff will make up for the salary cuts with retroactive pay for lawyers who stick with the firm, the Daily Business Review reports.
Managing shareholder Alan Becker told the publication that the firm brought in about $60 million last year, but clients failed to pay about 4 percent of total billings. The firm had to cut expenses as a result, he said, and it had to focus on staff-related costs since they make up about 70 percent of the firm's expenses.
"It's simple math: If X dollars come in, you can't pay more than X dollars out," Becker said. "If you want to be conservative and cut costs, there's not a whole lot of places you can do it—where 70 percent of your expenses is people—except people."
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A fire burned at the CottonTree Inn in Pocatello before noon Wednesday.
The fire happened on the second floor and was contained to one room. Cleaning workers noticed smoke.
There were flames when firefighters arrived. The fire was put out 30 minutes later, fire officials said.
Hotel guests were evacuated, and there were no injuries in the fire. The cause is under investigation.
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Wade Murphy is one of Ireland's most pedigreed chefs (previously heading up the kitchens of The Lodge at Doonbeg and Lisloughrey Lodge, among others), but now he's wowing diners at his own premises.
Wade Murphy is one of Ireland's most pedigreed chefs (previously heading up the kitchens of The Lodge at Doonbeg and Lisloughrey Lodge, among others), but now he's wowing diners at his own premises.
Make that very international. Food spans the globe – from yan pang chicken and Singapore noodles to northern, central and southern American classics, including finger-licking ribs. The inventive, generous cocktails are the best in town, and include a chocolate coffee kiss (Kahlua, Baileys, creme de cacao, Grand Marnier and chocolate syrup).
At the base of a distinctive curved glass building, the Glasshouse has glimmering views over the River Shannon from its minimalist dining room and terrace. The menu is upmarket pub grub, with some creative gourmet burgers, mussels and fries and pies; the wine list is excellent.
Exposed brick, dark wood and bundles of nautical schlock make Moll's an attractive and atmospheric choice on George's Quay. The red-checked tablecloths add a jaunty air, which will only intensify as you slurp down the superb oysters and other seasonal seafood delights.
The ever-changing menu at this inviting cottage restaurant celebrates the best of southwest Ireland's bounty, from scallops to sumptuous racks of lamb. The service is genial, preparations are imaginative and the bread basket divine.
Inventive soups, salads, sandwiches, baked goods and homemade jams at this (very) good room are more contemporary than you'd expect from the cutesy thatched-cottage location. Arrive early before their famous scones sell out.
Window seats overlooking a grassy verge and the Shannon are bathed with light even on the gloomiest of days. The food does the cultural surroundings proud, with a changing selection of salads, soups, sandwiches and hot dishes.
Gorgeous tarts lead the way at this French-inspired bakery/cafe, which also offers exquisite pastries, salads, pies, quiches and its house speciality French onion soup. The coffees are just what you need when it rains.
Pick from organic produce and local foods like cheese at the traditional food market held in Limerick's old market buildings, or browse its produce and craft shops . Other markets are listed on the website.
Breakfast treats and baked goods give way to a line-up of lunch sandwiches, salads such as duck, orange, fennel and sunflower seeds, and hot plates like lemongrass risotto with chargrilled prawns.
Gourmet salads, open-faced sandwiches and lasagnes appear at lunch at this cottage restaurant, while dinner ups the ante with creative twists like confit of duck in Guinness sauce and cod in chardonnay.
Your first thought on entering: 'What an incredible smell!' Spice indeed. Indian and Thai dishes team up to bring some much-needed spice to town. The surrounds are stylish.