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Derek Grant Named CCHA Rookie of the Week
Often-ignored Ottawa Senators prospect Derek Grant, currently playing for Michigan State, was named the Central Collegiate Hockey Association Rookie of the Week after putting up two goals and two assists in two games. Though Grant is a freshman, he's been skating on the team's top forward line. Grant was drafted by the Sens in the fourth round of the 2008 NHL Entry Draft.

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On the opening play of a 2009 AFC Wild Card Playoffs game between the Baltimore Ravens and New England Patriots, Ravens running back Ray Rice stunned the Patriots with an 83-yard touchdown run right up the middle of the defense.
Rice's run set the tone for the Ravens' 33-14 win that day and earned the respect of the Patriots' defense, Michael Vega of The Boston Globe reports.
"To be that small, you wouldn't expect him to be that tough of a runner, " said Patriots defensive tackle Vince Wilfork," but I'll tell you what, he's probably one of the toughest guys to bring down in this league because he always keeps those wheels spinning. He always comes up with big plays, too, whether it's in the pass game or the running game."
In three career games against New England, including the one post-season game, Rice has 61 carries for 350 yards and two touchdowns with 13 receptions for 87 yards.
For updates and analysis on these teams leading up to the 2012 AFC Championship, visit Ravens blog Baltimore Beat Down, Patriots blog Pats Pulpit and SB Nation Boston. Don't forget to check out SB Nation's NFL hub for all your playoff news.


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Everyone is looking for the next big thing when it comes to making some serious dough.
Richard MacCanus at Read/Write Web talks about the Top 10 Future Web Trends that will be occurring in the next 10 years or so.
Personally, I've been focusing on 3-4 already.
Ok, Ok, Ok. Who still thinks Web 2.0 doesn't exist?
If you are still one of those skeptics who think there still isn't a Web 2.0, you're right.
Kind of.
Web 2.0 is still a hazy issue, but Frank Bell from Entrepreneur has provided a great description of what Web 2.0 includes.
Web 2.0 and You provides the main concepts and characteristics that make up a Web 2.0 application or service.
For those who still think there isn't a Web 2.0, wake up and smell the Red Bull!
I'm currently rebuilding DCS Media and I'm thinking about adding a tag cloud to the site. A tag cloud adds a certain "what's popular at-a-glance" view to your audience and a "what is the audience looking at?" to the authors of the site.
Tag clouds aren't specific to a particular industry by any means and provides a great way to see what's important based on the content.
For the technology industry, Mr. O'Reilly made this post about a Web 2.0 tag cloud, which is a great visualization for describing Web 2.0. The tag cloud was built by Andrew Odewahn, the director of the O'Reilly Network, and Tim Allwine, and gives some indication of what Web 2.0 is comprised of.
I'm currently redesigning my site (Yes, I'm a little bit behind schedule) and in the redesign, I'm focusing on a tagging hierarchy.
A what?!?!
Yes, a tagging hierarchy. It seems that this is the natural progression of how personal and business sites should flow. Pick a primary category and then select a sub-category (or tag) to view all of the posts for that particular tag.
The Silicon Valley tech gossip rag, Valleywag, has just posted that the term Web 2.0 has completely saturated the market and the era is over.
Sheesh, that was a quick technology burst. Only three years since the term was coined by O'Reilly.
Does anybody have any idea what the next new technology will be? Possibly pre-built middle and backend tiered engines for companies/industries to buy and in-house designers to create the interface? New mobile monitors?
When I first experienced Google Maps, I thought this was a cool idea and started looking through the source going "How did they do that?" (Yes, I'm a geek).
Then I started seeing other sites providing the same type of effect through AJAX. Now, it seems everyone has an API (Application Programming Interface) to their outstanding website.
If you notice, some things are left out of their API. If you find something in one site, but not in another, you need to improvise.
Since O'Reilly has obtained exclusive rights to the Web 2.0 name, they have recently released a Web 2.0 Special Report: Why Web 2.0 Matters and How You Can Make the Most of It.
Now, before you click on that link, I haven't told you the bad news yet.
I'm not knocking O'Reilly at all. I live and die by their books and reference material (You ought to see my bookshelf), but paying almost $400 for a 101 page report is a little steep.
For those who are fighting the term Web 2.0 or believe it doesn't exist, you better let IBM and the University of Arizona know this.
IBM and the University of Arizona created a course that "will teach Management Information Systems and Marketing students to build online communities and social network systems using Web 2.0 technologies."
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This spacious 5th floor penthouse level Hilton Head condo rental has sweeping ocean views and a private balcony. Master bedroom features TV/VCR with slider to balcony and private bath with a jetted tub and separate shower. 2nd bedroom features TV and private bath. Dining table seats six. Living room TV/DVD/VCR/CD, wet bar and slider to balcony.
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Being the frugal shopper I am I had never once considered stepping foot into a Gymboree store knowing that I would never be able to pay their prices. After some coaxing from a few good friends I braved that store today and would you believe I saved 85%!!!!
If you remember this past week I posted about how it is Gym bucks earning time and that this weekend only you could use a 30% off coupon as well! I was so excited to see 50% off racks just for boys when I walked in and quickly began finding winter clothing items I knew I would eventually need for the little boy I am having in June.
Although the I items I found were a GREAT price I just couldn't handle the thought of spending $50 up front to get my $25 back in Gym bucks. I knew deep down the clothing I would be purchasing was quality and the prices were too good to be true, but my extreme frugality took over. I even put my stuff back and walked to my car because I just didn't think I could do it!
So I did what any woman does and I called a friend, I was in need of a serious pep talk! After this great pep talk I dragged my 36 week pregnant body back into the mall to take a "step of faith" and just purchase the clothes! Boy was I glad I did. Here is a break down of what I got:
- 2 sweaters originally marked 32.50 on sale for 3.99 each=7.98
- 1 sweater originally marked at 19.50 on sale for 6.99
- 1 long sleeveld button down originally marked at 24.75 on sale for 7.99
- 1 long sleeved collared shirt originally marked at 22.75 on sale for 3.99
- 1 pair of overalls originally marked at 29.50 on sale for 3.99
- 1 pair of overalls originally makred at 29.75 on sale for 6.99
- 2 long sleeved 1 piece outfits both marked at 24.75 on sale for 7.99 each=15.98
- 1 romper oringally marked at 29.75 on sale for 8.99
- 2 sets of 2 pairs of socks originally marked 8.75/1 on sale for 2.99 each=5.98
- 1 summer hat (for next summer) orginally marked 12.50 on sale for 2.50
I also used a 30% off coupon to bring my final total to ONLY $51.30 + tax and I got $25 in Gymbucks back to spend in July on a $50 purchase! The extreme frugality in me can definately handle 85% savings! The prices I paid are prices I have seen on USED Gymboree clothing at garage sales... can you tell I am proud of myself:)
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Classical vocal ensemble La Nova Singers have been enchanting audiences across Dorset for nearly 10 years.
Their eclectic repertoire encompasses an appealing blend of classical, sacred, operatic and modern choral music - all performed with the choir's characteristic sparkle and professionalism.
Each of the 16 female singers is individually trained by the group's conductor and musical director, soprano Michelle Nova, in Bel Canto vocal technique. It is this which gives their sound blend, power and beauty.
Since their formation in 2004 they have given concerts in venues such as Highcliffe Castle, Christchurch Priory, Beaulieu Abbey Church, Somerley House, Stourhead Gardens and The Regent Centre. They have also performed on Gold Hill in Shaftesbury.
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BBC Radio 3: On Sunday 27 April, La Nova Singers will feature on BBC Radio 3's weekly choral radio show 'The Choir', presented by Sara Mohr-Pietsch, as part of their 'Meet My Choir' feature. The show will be available to listen again for 7 days after broadcast. Visit the BBC website to listen.
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Remember the painful, not-too-distant past when Nebraska was a bad road team? This seems like the nastiest Husker team since the 90's. They LIKE a big, hostile crowd. They like being the villains, knowing fans of opposing Big XII teams can't tell their sad little kids "It's okay, son. We'll get 'em next year."
They're the dark man waiting in the desert for the Big XII. They're William Tecumseh Sherman, burning a swath through enemy territory, razing houses and twisting railroads, creating a generation of people who will hate them forever, because that's what total victory is.
This team seems less concerned with keeping their own home folks happy than with crushing the spirits of their hosts. That's some viking $#!* right there. It's almost enough to make me wish the Texas game was in Austin, to keep this ruthless edge up.
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Revel Introduces Two Times Thursdays
Revel Beach, Atlantic City, NJ (September 12, 2012) – With football season upon us, Revel, the East Coast's newest beachfront destination resort, announces the kick-off of the "Pro Pick 'em $1,000,000 Football Contest." Now through the end of the year, Revel Card members can make their football picks at special Pro Pick 'Em Kiosks throughout the resort. Weekly prizes totaling $50,000 will be awarded based on the most correct picks. At the end of the season, Pro Pick 'Em participants who have correctly picked the winners of all games will automatically win $1,000,000.
Also this fall, Revel introduces Two Times Thursdays. Revel Card holders can earn double resort points during the gaming day (6 a.m. – 5:59 a.m.) on the casino floor. Details on this and more promotions and events below:
"Pro Pick 'Em $1,000,000 Football Contest" now through the end of the year:
"Two Times Thursdays" every Thursday in September:
"$100,000 Sweepstakes" will run from September 1 to October 7:
At The Social, Revel's entertainment venue centrally located on Revelry, pigskin fans will get more opportunities to win. Each week The Social will showcase Monday Night Football, Thursday Night NFL and NCAA games complete coverage of NCAA College Football on Saturdays and NFL games on Sundays. With two massive projection screens, 8 TVs and a state of the art sound system you will feel like you are at the game.
Mondays: Get Buzzed Mondays with interactive trivia, Coors Light and Miller Light drink specials, live entertainment and tailgating games.
Thursdays: NFL and NCAA Football
Viewing of the NCAA and NFL games with Coors Light and Miller Light drink specials. Scratch off games and Pig Skin Pick 'em.
Saturdays: NCAA Saturdays
Catch all the college football action starting at noon. Featuring Coors Light drink specials, scratch off games and live entertainment starting at 8PM.
Sundays: Sport and Social Sundays
Get your game on each Sunday with Miller Light drink specials, participate in the Pigskin Pick 'em Challenge, play scratch off games. Sunday nights get competitive with weekly tailgate toss tournaments, beer pong, washers and other tailgating games. Catch former athletes and celebrity hosts on Sunday nights throughout the season.
For a tailgate with a twist, gather your friends and watch the game from your own personal cabana. Watch your favorite team from a 35-inch television screen and enjoy grilled favorites coupled with buckets of beer. Resort guests can reserve their own cabana tailgate by emailing email@example.com.
Kick Back Jackpot
Fans can participate in the weekly Kick Back Jackpot simply by filling out an entry form during the first half or halftime of the designated weekly game. If the opening kick-off of the 2nd half of the designated game is returned for a touchdown, that week's finalist wins the jackpot! Our progressive cash jackpot starts at $500 for Game 1 and increases $500 per game — up to $9,000 in winnings! The full list of designated Kick Back Jackpot Games are listed at www.revelnightlife.com.
Existing and new Revel card holders can take advantage of the following programs, too:
"Revel Dining Plan" will continue through the end of the year:
Revel Card's "Match Your Tier" benefits include:
"New Member Promotion":
Revel is a new destination for uncommon recreation. The beachfront resort is smoke-free and features more than 1,800 rooms with sweeping ocean views. The resort houses a 130,000-square-foot casino with more than 2,000 slot machines, nearly 100 table games, electronic tables and a Poker Room. Designed to embrace its natural surroundings, Revel curates a collection of daylife and nightlife experiences crafted to bring the outside in and the inside out. Indoor and outdoor pools, gardens, lounges, and a 32,000-square-foot spa provide guests with a relaxing resort, while an outstanding collection of 14 restaurant concepts from award-wining chefs and restaurateurs, live entertainment featuring marquee acts and international artists, nightclubs, a casino that feels like a theatre and a collection of boutiques in The Row tailor to each guest's passions. Revel recently received regional recognition in the annual 'Best of Philly' awards by Philadelphia magazine, named the 'Best of Philly 2012 Casino Hotel.'
To start your Revel journey, visit www.revelresorts.com. To receive the latest updates on Revel, become a fan on Facebook at www.facebook.com/revel and follow @revelresorts on Twitter. Revel is located on the Boardwalk at Revel Blvd in Atlantic City, New Jersey.
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The "Protect Our New Mexico - Stop Illegal Dumping" campaign features 21 children who appeal to adults to stop New Mexico's chronic problem of illegal dumping. The yearlong effort consists of billboards, posters, radio spots, and television commercials. A toll-free phone number (855-NoDumps) and website (www.NoDumpsNM.com) have been established for reporting illegal dumping and to learn more about the problem.
In support of the campaign, Governor Susan Martinez proclaimed the week of April 18-25, New Mexico's "Protect Our New Mexico - Stop Illegal Dumping" week.
The campaign is designed to create awareness of the problem, encourage people to report illegal dumping, and ultimately, reduce the number of illegal dumps found throughout the state. The campaign urges all New Mexicans to protect the landscape by reporting the location of illegal dumps and persons who dump illegally.
"The consequences of illegal dumping are felt by everyone in New Mexico. Local governments spend thousands of dollars annually on site cleanups, taking funding away from other much needed resources and services," stated New Mexico Association of Counties Executive Director Paul Gutierrez. "Illegal dumps can contain toxic materials that are dangerous for people, animals, and the environment. Property values, economic development, and tourism are all affected by unsightly illegal dumping."
"Illegal dumping affects everyone whether they realize it or not; it's unsightly, dangerous, and expensive to clean up," said Jesse Juen, the Bureau of Land Management's New Mexico State Director. "It's time for everyone who cares about New Mexico to do the right thing by only using our landfills for disposal and by reporting illegal dumps."
The Partners for a Clean New Mexico are inviting residents to make a difference in their community by getting involved in local efforts to combat illegal dumping.
Removing dump sites reduces repeat dumping in the same area. Future projects will be posted to www.NoDumpsNM.com.


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Hugo Award NominationsBy Caroline
On Saturday, the Angry Robot staff members were a happy mix of chocolate-face-stuffing, Easter-con-partying, and usual-weekend-shenanigans…and then, the Hugo Award finalists were announced, and our Easter weekends got even better!
This year we have had our best showing ever with eight nominations:
• John W Campbell Award for best new writer – Wesley Chu, Ramez Naam
• Best Fancast/podcast – Emma Newman's "Tea & Jeopardy", and our own Mike Underwood as part of the Skiffy & Fanty Show team
• Best Related Work – Kameron Hurley
• Best Fan Writer - Kameron Hurley
• Best Novelette (short novel/long short story) – Aliette de Bodard
• and last but definitely not least, Best Editor – Lee Harris (the first *ever* Brit to be nominated as Best Editor in the 50+ years that this award has been running) and do check out Lee's own blog post about his nomination here and the Angry Robot nominations here
Congratulations to all, and roll on the London Worldcon in August, when the results will be announced.
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By Stephanie Springer - bio | email ALBANY, GA (WALB) –A four and a half million dollar expansion at the Tifton Harley Davidson dealership will be unveiled in a few months.
Once the expansion is complete the Albany store will move most of its staff and inventory to Tift County.
Harley employees say this is the only authorized expansion for Harley Davidson this year, which is impressive when so many stores are going out of business or being consolidated. Harley workers say this new building is very unique including a party deck on the second floor and two huge LED billboards visible from Interstate 75.
If you're traveling on interstate 75 in Tifton, It's hard not to notice the huge Harley dealership on the hill. "Obviously you see all the construction and you think wow, this place is going to be something when its all done," said Harley owner Kevin Johnson.
On October 1st, the Albany Harley dealership will close its Dawson Road location and move to the state of the art building in Tifton creating a premier Harley Davidson super store.
For the past year, the Tifton dealership has undergone a major expansion adding more than 20,000 square feet which will make it four times the size it is now.
And it will boast some new features never before seen at any other Harley dealership. "There are lots of dealerships that have LED signs, but these are going to be the largest and the first that are actually attached to the building," said General Manager Keith Holden.
And it will be the first store with a party deck, great for live bands, parties and even meetings.
Employees hope this new store will bring all those folks in Albany over to Tifton. "We are bringing a lot of employees from Albany over to Tifton so there will be a lot of familiar faces," said Holly Neal-Ford, Marketing and Promotions for the Creek HD.
But store officials say closing the Albany store was not due to the economy. "The economy has affected everybody but that's not the reason for the consolidation, this awesome building is the reason," said Holly.
And while it was a tough decision to close the Albany store they felt they could better serve south Georgia by combining all the resources of the two stores under one roof.
Once those LED screens are up they will be used to stream video, commercials and even put up Amber Alerts for the community.
Also, if you buy a Harley they will take your picture and when you come up to the store and pick up your new bike, your picture and a congratulations will be put up on those screens so everyone driving along Interstate 75 can see.
Those screens will be put up in two weeks, before the other construction is complete.
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Duke's going to carry me. Right. See if I ever pick Redneck Harvard to win another NCAA tournament.
Figures. I de-value the Big Ten, consider them a sub-par basketball conference (outside of Illinois), and what happens. Michigan State drops my national champion.
My brackets now have the following uses:
1. Fish wrapping.
2. Bird-cage lining.
3. Puppy housebreaking.
4. Paper airplane.
5. Wastebasket basketball.
6. Taking phone messages on the blank reverses.
7. Displaying for the sake of self-denigrating humor.
But, you know what? I'll still come out ahead of the game. I've taken last year's winnings and invested them in some primo beach-front property in Arizona. I've never seen it, but this guy that sold it to me, Guido something or other, tells me it has a beautiful view of the ocean. So ha, ha this year's champion! Hope you have a great time spending your winnings on chicken wings and seat covers for your car!
And, Duke, I'm sorry about the Redneck Harvard comment. That was uncalled for. You are very obviously a Redneck Stanford. My apologies.


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Police are investigating a shooting between two cars near McDowell and Litchfield Road. According to officers, two cars were leaving the Game Time Sports Grill when they got into some sort of argument. Someone in one of the cars allegedly shot the driver and a passenger in the other car; the injured driver's car crashed afterward. The 21-year-old driver was taken to a hospital with life-threatening injuries. His passenger, also a man in his 20s, was hospitalized as a precaution.
Officers in the area immediately stopped the fleeing vehicle and took a female driver and three male passengers, all in their early 20s, into custody.
Update: Goodyear Police have booked two people into jail -- the female driver, Breanna Lopez, and her husband, passenger Daniel Lopez.
They are both facing charges of attempted murder and drive-by shooting.
The victim driver has been identified as 21-year-old David Carrillo. He remains in critical condition.
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Sounds awesome.
Can I visit if I ever make it out to New York?
Def sounds awesome.
sure. last night when i left home to go into the city there was an ensemble of musicians playing steve reich kind of music.
oh and i saw philip glass last night at a tiny cafe in the east village, how awesome is that?
Fuckin' Manhacks.
A fantastic interview of William Gibson:
If you�d gone to a publisher in 1981 with a proposal for a science-fiction novel that consisted of a really clear and simple description of the world today, they�d have read your proposal and said, Well, it�s impossible. This is ridiculous. This doesn�t even make any sense. Granted, you have half a dozen powerful and really excellent plot drivers for that many science-fiction n_ovels, but you can�t have them all in one novel.
What are those major plot drivers?
Fossil fuels have been discovered to be destabilizing the planet�s climate, with possibly drastic consequences. There�s an epidemic, highly contagious, lethal sexual disease that destroys the human immune system, raging virtually uncontrolled throughout much of Africa. New York has been attacked by Islamist fundamentalists, who have destroyed the two tallest buildings in the city, and the United States in response has invaded Afghanistan and Iraq.
And you haven�t even gotten to the technology.
You haven�t even gotten to the Internet. By the time you were telling about the Internet, they�d be showing you the door. It�s just too much science fiction.
I think a bunch of whores got me sick this weekend
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I think a bunch of whores got me sick this weekend
wait a tic- i thought that you were giving that stuff up???
Im done chasing. but if pussy just so happens to fall on my lap, there's not much i can do about it
the worst part is, they wont even accept my friend request on facebook. One was dressed up like catwoman, I have no idea what her face looks like.
not a good sign, not a good sign at all.
if they won't accept your friend request . . . .
ill figure out the mystery even if i got to go back to the same place this weekend.
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the worst part is, they wont even accept my friend request on facebook. One was dressed up like catwoman, I have no idea what her face looks like.
But you know what her pussy looks like, AMIRITE OR AMIRITE?? LOLOLOLOLOLOL.
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The group has remodeled a former assisted-living facility on Blackwell Dairy Road into a beautiful, clean, safe refuge for those who need it.
"We did the roof, we did the sheetrock, we put in new lighting, we tore out the kitchen, we put in new flooring, we did new plumbing and electrical, everything has been reworked," Gay Russell, one of the board members for the coalition, said. "It's a whole new facility. New paint and a whole new face on it."
The facility features a common area, a computer room with reading and job-hunting resources, a laundry room, a state-of-the-art kitchen, a playroom for children and 14 bedrooms. One hallway, leading to the playroom, houses six families of up to four people and features a full-size bed and a set of bunk beds. The other hallway houses 16 people in eight rooms. Each room also has a private bathroom.
The work for the remodeling was volunteer and the materials were donated, making the center, called Haven of Hope, a real community effort.
"Everything has been donated, from individuals, from churches, from businesses," Russell said. "God has provided everything, he's sent people, everything that's been donated, he's just sent people to do this. Almost every business in town has given something."
"It's the first transitional housing facility in Walker County," Russell said. "A lot of the people from the tornado back in 2011, are still displaced. We are going to try to work with those people, let them come here for six months, until we can get them help to either get a home or provide housing location. There are several housing organizations."
The center will focus on giving people a stable place to get on their feet, find a job and find a new, permanent housing option.
"It helps offer a stable transition and hope for these people," Russell explained.
The group still needs money, of course, but also has a great need for more volunteers to help with the various duties, now and when the shelter opens in a month or so.
"Our operating funds come from churchs, groups and individual contributions, as well as grants," Russell said. "And we always need more volunteers."
Although the facility won't be open until March or April, the public can get a sneak peek at the open house on Tuesday night, from 5 to 7 p.m. at the Haven of Hope location at 500 Blackwell Dairy Road in Jasper.


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Kevin Carey (a.k.a. Mr. Quick) is less enamored with Jim Ryan's suggestions for fixing NCLB than I was (see here). Carey complains that Ryan "fails to notice that his proposed solutions completely contradict one another" because, on the one hand, he wants to eliminate annual testing, while on the other hand, he wants to include measures of student progress from year to year???which requires annual testing.
This is, to use a bloggy cliche, a classic "and a pony" policy agenda. NCLB can be improved, no doubt, but the people who wrote it weren't morons; there are some very real and difficult tradeoffs to contend with in formulating accountability policy, and one of them is the tension between the costs and burdens of assessment and the need for comprehensive information.
Fair point, Kevin. But you have to admit... his proposal for national testing???no matter how frequent???is downright brilliant.


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On the outskirts of almost every German city is a hobbit town, with miniature gingerbread houses and vegetable gardens on tiny plots of land behind picket fences.
To call Germany's urban gardeners obsessed is an understatement. The gingerbread potting sheds dot the landscapes of 1.24 million allotment gardens—called Schrebergärten—where city dwellers raise crops, mow postage-stamp lawns, and invite the neighbors over to barbecue. For gardeners not ready for the long-term commitment of leasing a Schreber garden (named after a 19th-century public health proponent from Leipzig), there's also the option of renting a pre-planted vegetable plot from a company called Meine Ernte. Here's how it looks when gardens frame a city:
Above: Behind the hedges, allotment gardens in the northern city of Wismar. Image by Patrick Scholl, via Flickr.
Above: A "Small Garden Law" called Bundeskleingartengesetz limits the size of Schrebergärten. Each community also has rules to cover everything from how big your shed can be (and what color you can paint it) to "no-mow" quiet hours. Image by Wolf, via Flickr.
Above: A tamarisk shrub in bloom in a Schrebergarten. Common throughout Europe and drier regions in Asia, tamarisk has been labeled an invasive plant in parts of North America. Image by Andreas Kriz, via Flickr.
Above: Gooseberries, for jam. Or syrup. Or pie. Image by Gitarren, via Flickr.
Producing clusters of soft, sweet fruit, a Pixwell Gooseberry plant is $12.99 from Gurney's.
Above: Now starting its fourth season, a company called Meine Ernte—which translates to "my harvest"—rents pre-planted gardens on the outskirts of 16 cities, for from $237 to $436 (depending on size) for the season. Planted with more than 20 kinds of vegetables and flowers, "they have to be watered, and you look after the weeds," says company co-founder Natalie Kirchbaumer. Image via Meine Ernte.
Above: A weekend gardener. Image via Welt.
Above: For elderberry syrup, Schrebergarten style, add flowers, lemons, water, and sugar. Image via Tobias Steinhoff, via Flickr.
Above: Beds of winter vegetables. Image by Nataline, via Flickr.
Above: Cauliflower, a typical sight in a Schrebergarten. Image via Eat a Duck I Must.
Above: More than 5 million Germans are gardening in Schrebergärten, many of them families with young children; government policy describes allotments as essential green space. Image by Patrick Scholl, via Flickr.
For more German gardening trends, see Endangered Roses: Are Any Hiding in Your Garden?
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A Muslim trust honoured those who took part in charitable work during 2013 at a House of Commons ceremony this week.
The Noor Ul Islam Trust in Leyton organised the event to acknowledge those who helped the trust either by their voluntary work or by fundraising during Ramadan when over £27,000, a record amount for the trust, was raised.
The money was donated to those in need in Bangladesh, Palestine, Syria and Sudan.
Leyton and Wanstead MP John Cryer congratulated the trust for its continued support of those in need at home and abroad.
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Combining action and strategy in a unique way, Sang-Froid: Tales of Werewolves transports you into an epic folktale co-written with best-selling Canadian author Bryan Perro (Amos Daragon, Wariwulf), in which two feuding brothers will have to put aside their differences to save their sister, who is pursued by the Devil himself!
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Minimum system requirements: Windows XP / Vista / 7 / 8, Dual Core Processor, 2 GB RAM, NVIDIA GeForce 9 series or better / ATI HD4000 series or better graphics card, DirectX 9.0c, 4 GB HD space. Compatibilty notice: This game requires a monitor that supports a 1280X720 @ 60hrz (32 bits) resolution.
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Sang-Froid is not a game about combat. Which is good, because its combat is slow, repetitive, and frustrating.
What SF is about is being a lumberjack and outsmarting all manner of natural and supernatural beasts with weapons and traps. Thankfully, it does this excellently.
-Great new take on the tower defence genre. Get ready for some very careful planning to effectively takeread more out those beasts.
-Great enemy variety. Get used to switching weapons, chaining traps, and just running around a lot in order to take down those tougher baddies.
-The music. SF is the only game which has made me wish the loading screen was longer.
-You're a lumberjack, and you're OK. The game excellently captures the mood it's going for, with the music and art style contributing to its great atmosphere.
-The combat is just not good. Get used to spamming the left mouse button at hordes of enemies one at a time, hoping that they don't manage to land a few hits in a row.
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The mix between tower defence and FPS is fun and well-balanced.
And playing a canadian lumberjack in the 18th century, fighting werwolves ? That's the best setting i've seen for ages.
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U.S. House Votes for Farmers, Passes H.R. 872
Western Growers' Tom Nassif Releases Statement
IRVINE, Calif., March 31, 2011 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Western Growers President and CEO Tom Nassif released the following statement on the passage of H.R. 872, the Reducing Regulatory Burdens Act of 2011 in a bipartisan vote, 292-130.
"Today is a win for American farmers everywhere, especially our farmers in California and Arizona who grow most of the nation's fresh produce. With the U.S. House's passage of H.R. 872, there's clear support for a regulatory environment that doesn't strap farmers with unnecessary red tape. The bill is a practical, bipartisan example of eliminating government regulations that needlessly increase farm business costs. Farmers already must comply with federal pesticide label requirements, but the Environmental Protection Agency is now seeking to require farmers who apply pesticides near water to clear another regulatory hurdle—obtain expensive permits under the Clean Water Act. H.R. 872 puts an end to this redundant process for pesticide use. We look forward to the Senate's approval of this common-sense approach to government regulations."
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As everyone knows, the 25th Annual Cubs Convention is scheduled for this coming January 15-17, 2010. I was wondering, does anyone know of anything special that is being planned or that is in the works, such as extra special guests or events? I have my passes already but I'm curious to know something before they post the usual list of participants in early January.
That being said, I'd like to see them bring someone like Mark Grace to the event one year, and the 25th Annual event would be the perfect time to do so. Unfortunately, since he's associated with the D-Backs he'll probably be unable to come.
On a side note, I'd also like to see them monitor the autograph/photo lines better. Last year I watched people constantly cutting in lines in front of people who had waited for hours. These people usually had bags of balls that they are just going to get signed so that they can sell them on EBAY. It'd be nice if they actually kept the cutting to a minimum for once, on behalf of the real fans who are there.
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Las Vegas, NV (KTNV) – Although improperly stored food, issues with kitchen tools, and filthy conditions aren't things you'd normally find on a restaurant menu, they were uncovered at Hot and Juicy Crawfish on Spring Mountain just east of Decatur.
The Southern Nevada Health District recently paid a visit to the restaurant and slapped it with 49 demerits, prompting its closure.
Inspectors found cooked crawfish being stored at the wrong temperature, live crawfish in a sink next to dirty dishes, dirty floors – including dead crawfish on the floor of a walk-in freezer - and dried food debris caked to shelves and "clean" kitchen knives.
Inspectors also say three employees were working without valid health cards, a requirement for anyone working with or around food, and a kitchen worker was cited for not properly washing his hands after handling the trash.
Open once again with an "A" grade after re-inspection, Channel 13 Action News stopped by Hot and Juicy Crawfish to speak with the manager about the restaurant's high number of demerits.
Tricia Kean: Hi, we're with Channel 13. We're here to see Mario.
Employee: Ok. Would you mind waiting outside and I'll go see if he's available?
But after a short wait, we were told the manager and owner were unavailable. The employee, however, still had something to say.
Employee: Where do you guys get your information from?
Tricia Kean: From the health district. And here's their report.
Employee: The health district just makes it readily available to you?
Tricia Kean: Well, it's public record.
It appears as if the employee did not agree with the violations cited by the health district.
Employee: We're not the dirtiest restaurant in Las Vegas. It was a lot of little technicalities.
Although the owner of Hot and Juicy Crawfish did call Channel 13 Action News, he did not have any comment on the report.
Hot and Juicy Crawfish first opened in January of 2007 and has been in good standing despite one previous "C" grade in November of 2009.


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In this installment of "Getting to Know", the Purple Jesus digs into the mind of former Vikings coach Dennis "Denny" Green and picks his brain about a variety of topics …
Name: Dennis "Denny" Green aka "The Sunset Music Band"
Age: 60 years young, ha!
Favorite Coaching Location: Ok, this one is pretty simple. Naturally, I started off as an assistant in the coachin' ranks, right? Yeah, that was a pretty good time. Naturally, I learned the most from coachin' with Bill in 'Sisco. Also got to meet some good jazz cats out there too, ha! But no, my longest tenured spot and most successful was most definitely Minnesota. Great memories there, and of course some not so great ones too! But that was easily my favorite, especially with their music scene there. I even got to meet Prince a couple of times. Really enjoyed it. Nice place.
Least Favorite Minnesota Media Personality: You know, despite Minnesota being a great place to coach, there were some real bad dudes out there too, ok. I'll tell you guys what, I really didn't like that Dan Barrerio guy on the radio. No, sir. He was a real negative reporter, probably still is. He didn't apparently like that I had the Vikings as a winning team my first six years there, ha! Not good enough for him! Hey, Danny, sorry about not winnin' every game for you, I bet you'd be upset that we didn't win more games too, right? Ain't no room for cry babies, Danny! Ha! That man, he was a real nay no.
Why Did You Take a Knee in '98: You know what, I get asked this question a lot. It's not a hard answer. The game was tied, so we weren't losin', but if you looked closer, we weren't winnin' either. Now, I hear all the time, "Hey! Denny! You got the NFL's quickest scorin' offense! Why not take a shot down field and set up a field goal with your golden legged kicker? Why go conservative now?" Well you know why? Because I love pullin' defeat out of the jaws of victory, and I know that it's a strong Viking tradition. I couldn't take that away from the state, no sir! I just helped the team live up to tradition.
Favorite Local Minnesota Band: Oh, good question, good question. You ever seen that Pizza Hut commercial with that band? They're all rockin' out and they have all those girls in the crowd goin' crazy? "Dial 6-5-1-4-8-8-8-8-8-8, Pizza Hut delivery is always late!" or somethin' like that, I dunno, I'm no singer, ha! I think the band is G.B. Leighton, or somethin'. Good stuff, good stuff. Oh yeah, there is also a guy that goes by the nickname VSS on the web pages, Vikings web pages. He's in a band, although I can't say what band, but oh man, they are good too! Ha!
What Was Really Behind that Chicago Game Blow Up: Ok, you know, it's funny. When I was in Arizona I learned a lot of things, right. Arizona is kind of like Minnesota for old people, so I guess it was appropriate that I was coachin' there, ha! But ok, they knew a lot about bein' let down and havin' a strong tradition of failin', just like in Minnesota. So, ok, think about this. We're on the biggest stage of the NFL, Monday Night Football, John Madden at the time, big deal. We were winnin' and I thought, "No, sir, this can't happen. It'll change expectations around here, ruin their tradition." So what do I do? Same thing I've always been doing. Tryin' to make people happy, ha! Not ruin tradition. I made sure we lost the game, and while the players were all being cry babies, I had to send them a message, right. Hey! No crybabies, Johnny Depp! Ha! Good movie. So I lost it, shook them up a bit, drew more attention to the team and now look. Because of me they were in the Super Bowl, am I right?
What You Have Been Doing Since Arizona: Oh boy, lot's of stuff, lot's of stuff. I have been doin' some coverage of games with Westwood One, Thursday night NFL, right. Good stuff there, love football. I still enjoy goin' outdoors, goin' Fishing Across America and filmin' my big catches. What a way to live, right? Ha! I've also specialized in a lot of sports marketin' and consultin'. Need a catch phrase for your team? I'll crown 'em! Need advice on how to build a stadium? I'll help! Need a motivational speaker to light a fire under your team? Call me up! It's great, great stuff. I suppose the other big news is that this old bear is getting back in the coachin' cage with the UFL as the coach of the 'Sisco team. I'm goin' to be the next Walsh, ha! No, I'm just jokin' around. Should be lots of fun though.
Special Talent You Are Not Known For: Ha, well, it's not much of a secret but I can be a mean old drummer! That's my passion; makin' sweet music. I like to do jazz. I've even played with the Minnesota Orchestra before, doin' some percussion work. Music, it's always been a passion of my family. I even got a group that I jam with, The Sunset Music Band. Let me tell you, it's not too bad. No sir. We like to let loose. Me? I can never let loose after a loss when I'm coachin' though. Just don't have the right passion, the fire, to make sweet music. My music is a celebration of life and our world, and after a loss there's nothin' to celebrate! In those times, ha! I'll just play the kazoo.
Favorite Musician to Drum to: Oh boy, that's a tough one. I always like playin' a little back beat to some Miles Davis, or Thelonious Monk, right. Great, great jazz music. I enjoy a little up beat tunes too, older stuff you know, James Brown, Syl Johnson, Leon Haywood. Ha, it gets me in a sexin' mood, you know? All right.
Final Parting Words: Hey, thanks for this interview, this is fun stuff. I'm looking forward to coachin' again, teachin' kids how to live right. I hope that the city of 'Sisco doesn't have too high of expectations though, ha! Oh, and uh, be sure to watch Fishing Across America on your local Fox Sports Network, contact me about sports marketin' and consultation, buy my "Crown Their Ass" memorabilia, my book "No Room for Crybabies", and my compact disc from The Sunset Music Band. And if you're lookin' for a way to get rich quick, contact me about some excitin' opportunities, ha!


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The former owner of the Gettysburg Auto Exchange will spend 27 months in federal prison for defrauding charities that used his business to sell privately donated vehicles.
William C. Stake, 41, of Chambersburg, received the sentence Monday before U.S. District Court Judge John E. Jones III.
David R. Burk, 65, also of Chambersburg, was sentenced to 12 months' imprisonment and two years of supervised release. Burk is the former general manager of the business.
Both men were ordered to jointly pay $524,694 in restitution.
Stake and Burk were charged in November 2011 with operating a scheme to defraud charities that used the Gettysburg Auto Exchange to sell vehicles that had been donated by private individuals for charitable causes.
Stake, assisted by Burk, kept a significant portion of the sale proceeds for himself and then created false bills of sale indicating the vehicles had been sold at less than the actual price, according to U.S. Attorney Peter Smith.
Stake pleaded guilty to mail fraud and Burk pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit mail and wire fraud.


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Paycycle goes Xero blue
Today we're very excited to announce the successful HTML release of Paycycle. Since the purchase of Paycycle by Xero in late July we've mustered resources in Canberra, Wellington and Melbourne to change not only the look and feel of the product but significant components of the technology stack. In short it's been a huge project. And now away with Silverlight and in with HTML5!
We're just a few months away from the integrated Xero Payroll for our Australian customers, but in the meantime you can access Paycycle from your iPad or other tablet. Who would have thought payroll could be completed anytime, anywhere? Employees can access their dashboard from almost any device, and even apply for leave from their phone.
For the time being, you can continue to access Paycycle from https://go.paycycle.com.au, but watch this space for updates on integrated payroll. An exciting year ahead!
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9 January 2012 #
Great effort, are we likely to see a UK rollout. Well we didn't want you resting now!
Any plans to bring to the US? Just converted three companies to xero and loving it!
9 January 2012 #
Hi Stuart,
Paycycle is looking great in Xero blue, can't wait to test it out on the ipad in transit… We love being mobile.
The new layout is great and speeds up the processing of payroll and is a great leap forward for the UX/UI of Paycycle.
Bring on the full integration in 2012!
Just confirming we are not currently planning on doing Payroll in New Zealand. We already have a number of great payroll partners in NZ. The market is quite different to Australia.
We're more likely to focus on other territories in the future but for now the team are head down building the best solution for Australia.
10 January 2012 #
10 January 2012 #
my clients just love it!!! must easier and faster!
10 January 2012 #
Would be good to get this in NZ, the payroll partners in NZ are quite expensive and this will set Xero out from all the other ever increasing online accounting software providers available.
11 January 2012 #
Please roll out your payroll application to the UK. If it is as good as your accounts package you will very quickly get a market share – your competitors have so little to offer.
11 January 2012 #
@Rod Drury – they may be great partners, but they're not great UIs or UXs . .
13 January 2012 #
Loving the new look and feel. A great upgrade of an already great product.
After reading the above comments it would seem you are not rolling Payroll out in New Zealand which is extremely disappointing. Your current Payroll partners here are expensive. All too often I am seeing people opt for your competitors with a complete package.
Cannot concur enough, payroll options in NZ are a) expensive and b) lack user friendly interfaces, unlike Xero. Can't wait for a NZ option direct.
Have just set up a new Aus company on Xero. What do I do with the payroll – start with Paycycle or wait a few more weeks for Xero to bring out an integrated software bolt-on? Starting and changing payroll software is such a nuisance.
Are we being forced to use PayCycle (post full integration)? The current system does everything I want it to do and I have absolutely no interest or time to waste learning a new system and setting it up when the current one is working fine.
Thanks Stuart.
I was misinformed this was a forced transition.
Thanks for clearing that up… back to smiley face
Stuart, with the roll in will the current plans include paycycle or will they be changed?
3 March 2012 #
Thanks Stuart for the live demo on 29th Feb at the #Xero RoadShow looks fantastic Xero Blue. My clients are elated when told them it's coming won't be long now, they are saying "can we have it now"!. Well done
24 April 2012 #
I understand Ace payroll will shortly intergrate with Xero. Ace doing the work. G8.


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Lamont Peterson and Jermell Charlo were the winners last night in Washington, DC, with Peterson defending his IBF junior welterweight belt, and Charlo moving closer to a possible title shot at 154.
Lamont Peterson and Dierry Jean had an enjoyable, competitive fight tonight on Showtime, with round six the best of the night.
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|Mon, 03-07-2011 - 8:05pm
I haven't been posting much/at all since Henry was born, so I thought I'd share a few pictures of him and try to get back into posting.
And a few of big sister for good measure. :-)
|Mon, 03-07-2011 - 9:17pm
Ohhhh, Devin, SO cute!! LOL, his facial expressions are the best!!! Thanks for sharing. Glad to see things are going so well!
|Mon, 03-07-2011 - 10:50pm
Thank you for sharing! Henry is adorable--I love the one of him in his carseat! The pictures of his big sister are beautiful too!
|Tue, 03-08-2011 - 12:06am
Yes! Well, compared to Roree anyways, lol. For his adjusted age he's 50th percentile for height and 30th for weight, so he's stringbean. (Actual age that's 10th for height, less than 10th for weight.) Roree is always the opposite, about 30th for height and 50th for weight, lol.
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Your kiddos are so cute, Devin :) I can't wait to read an update on how you're doing w/ your new addition.


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---- — HAVERHILL — In 2008, Verizon told city officials they were going to start removing double utility poles that line several city streets.
At the time, a spokesman said the company had removed 186 such poles in the previous year, in response to complaints from residents and city officials who said the double poles are ugly, and that only 106 remained.
Today, there are more of the double poles than ever before — 245 to be exact, according to Verizon — and more are on the way. Most are overrun with wires and electrical equipment. Some are leaning and look like they are about to topple.
The poles are used to replace or reinforce old or deteriorated poles because, in most cases, it is cheaper than removing the old pole and replacing it with a new single one.
A recent tour of a South Main Street and several nearby roads revealed dozens of double poles, many of them new. Late last week, cews were spotted installing two new poles to add to the double pole situation.
Stephanie Lee, Verizon's governmental affairs liaison, said there are about 245 double poles in the city and 125 have been installed in the last year due to a power upgrade project by National Grid. The electric company uses Verizon's poles to provide power to homes and businesses.
Lee said Verizon has been talking to Mayor James Fiorentini and fire Chief Richard Borden recently about how to alleviate "the double pole situation in Haverhill." She said removing an old pole is a complicated and time-consuming process because lines that accommodate electricity, fire alarms, street lights and cable and phone service must all be taken down by different carriers before a pole can be removed.
"While we are committed to continuing to work together on reducing double poles in Haverhill, you may be aware that National Grid has plans to continue to upgrade the electrical system within the city, which will require the placement of many more additional poles over the next year," Lee said in an email to the City Council.
Council President Robert Scatamacchia, who has complained to Verizon and National Grid about double polls many times, said the possibility of more double poles when there should be fewer is unacceptable.
"It seems like double poling is the rule instead of the exception now, that it's being done as a regular business practice," Scatamacchia said.
He said it appears to him that the utility companies are too lazy to remove old poles when new ones are needed, so they simply leave the old one next to the new one in such cases.
After a double pole is installed, state law requires utility companies to remove the old one within 90 days, Scatamacchia said. But, he said, there is no penalty for violations, so the utilities ignore the rule.
Scatamacchia said he recently found 25 new double poles on Kingsbury Avenue and South Pleasant and South Elm streets. A recent tour of other streets in that part of in the city's Bradford section revealed dozens more, some in front of churches, schools and businesses on Route 125 and in Central Square.
Scatamacchia said Verizon sent the city a letter in 2007 that said the company would be removing existing double poles and using fewer of them in the future.
At the council's direction, Scatamacchia wrote to Verizon and National Grid last week, asking for their policy on double poles and why they have apparently forgotten about the 2007 letter. He said the city is also researching its legal options if the utility companies don't start removing double poles.
Scatamacchia said he used to scoff at the late City Councilor David Swartz and resident William Copeland for making a big issue about double poles when Scatamacchia was new to the council many years ago.
"Back then I didn't think it was a big deal," Scatamacchia said. "But I've been converted. They are ugly and these companies are disrespectful to the city's wishes and our residents. And it's always the same old story when we ask them about it. They promise they will correct the situation but they don't."


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The pool, at 985 Maple Ave., will be open from noon to 5 p.m. Saturday to Monday, May 25 to 27, and the same hours June 1 and 2.
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If you can remember what it was like in your senior year of high school or if you watched your kids cruise through the 12th grade, you know that nothing much happens in that final year in high school and…that's a shame. So, it's good news that Ohio's education leaders want to do something about it.
The Ohio Department of Education told the State Board of Regents at a recent meeting that there needs to be no distinction between that senior year of high school and the first year of college. The Superintendent of the State Education Department, Stan Heffner, said a high school senior year is in many ways a wasteland.
Now, educators across the nation have been eyeballing this problem for some time and, although a structured remedy isn't in place yet, there is growing enthusiasm for some sort of senior year program that will better prepare kids for both college or technical school. It's an effort that deserves the support of every parent.
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5:07 PM EDT, July 1, 2012
With just a few hours' notice, millions of lives are turned upside down. Deadly storms ripped through eight states from Illinois to New Jersey, including our nation's capital. At least a dozen are dead, and millions without power.
Two of the youngest victims, cousins ages 2- and 7-years old, were camping at a New Jersey park. Authorities say a tree fell on the boys' tent, killing one boy instantly. The other boy died from his injuries a short time later.
The hurricane-strength winds wreaked havoc, causing Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia, and Ohio to declare states-of-emergency.
Many residents are worried the power outage during this record-breaking heat wave.
"Mainly we just want to have some indication on when we're going to be back and up - because we've got food, perishables and we're just worried about getting back to normal," said Virginia resident Alicia Lucero.
Officials say this storm is larger than Hurricane Ike in 2008. That's something a lot of us can relate to.


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"Some people do not respect God because they believe in something else," says Megan, 11. "They believe in two planets crashing together and creating the Earth. Some people also believe in monkeys creating us." "Monkey see; monkey do" is the way people act when they place their faith blindly in scientists who propose we arrived …
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Mar 10 2014
Why do people not respect God?
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Sep 05 2011
Big Tobacco Targets the Young and the Poor
By William A. Collins Hapless smokers, Still remain; For villains they Are just fair game. Toward the end of the Richard Nixon era, there was a popular four-panel political cartoon. It showed the three familiar monkeys with their hands placed to depict "See no evil," "Hear no evil," and "Speak no evil." The fourth panel …
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