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New Hampshire Divorce LawsRESIDENCY REQUIREMENTS AND WHERE TO FILE:
Both parties must be domiciled in the state when the action is commenced, and the filing spouse must be a resident for at least 1 year. All divorce petitions shall be brought in the county in which either party lives and before the superior court of that county. [Based on New Hampshire Statutes - Chapters: 458:5 and 458:9]LEGAL GROUNDS FOR DIVORCE:
A divorce from the bonds of matrimony may be granted on the following grounds:
- No Fault - Irreconcilable differences which have caused the irremediable breakdown of the marriage.
- Fault - A divorce from the bonds of matrimony shall be decreed in favor of the innocent party for any of the following causes:
- Impotency of either party.
- Adultery of either party.
- Extreme cruelty of either party to the other.
- Conviction of either party, in any state or federal district, of a crime punishable with imprisonment for more than one year and actual imprisonment under such conviction.
- When either party has so treated the other as seriously to injure health or endanger reason.
- When either party has been absent 2 years together, and has not been heard of.
- When either party is an habitual drunkard, and has been such for 2 years together.
- When either party has joined any religious sect or society which professes to believe the relation of husband and wife unlawful, and has refused to cohabit with the other for 6 months together.
- When either party, without sufficient cause, and without the consent of the other, has abandoned and refused, for 2 years together, to cohabit with the other.
[Based on New Hampshire Statutes - Chapters: 458:7 and 458:7-a]LEGAL SEPARATION:
In any case in which a divorce might be decreed, the superior court, on petition of either party, may decree a legal separation of the parties, which separation shall have in all respects the effect of a divorce, except that the parties shall not thereby be made free to marry any third person and except as hereinafter provided. A person concerning whom a legal separation has been decreed may file a motion to amend the decree to one of divorce. [Based on New Hampshire Statutes - Chapter: 458:26]MEDIATION OR COUNSELING REQUIREMENTS:
In the event of any action the court shall, no later than the respondent's filing of an appearance, require the parties to attend a 4-hour information session. This session shall be a seminar on how to help the children deal with the issues surrounding divorce, separation, and the allocation of parental rights and responsibilities. In all cases involving disputed parental rights and responsibilities or grandparents' visitation rights, including requests for modification of prior orders, the court may order the parties to participate in mediation.
Whenever, before or during a hearing but before a final decree, the court shall determine that there is a likelihood for rehabilitation of the marriage relationship, the court shall refer the parties to an appropriate counseling agency within its jurisdiction, which referral may be made according to RSA 167-B or as the parties request, with the approval of the court. If the court determines that there is a reasonable possibility of reconciliation, the court shall continue the proceedings and require that both parties submit to marriage counseling.
[Based on New Hampshire Statutes - Chapters: 458-D:2 , 458:7-b, and 461-A:7]PROPERTY DISTRIBUTION:
New Hampshire is an equitable distribution state, meaning that the court tries to distribute property equitably between the parties. The court shall presume that an equal division is an equitable distribution of property, unless the court decides that an equal division would not be appropriate or equitable after considering one or more of the following factors:
- The duration of the marriage.
- The age, health, social or economic status, occupation, vocational skills, employability, separate property, amount and sources of income, needs and liabilities of each party.
- The opportunity of each party for future acquisition of capital assets and income.
- The ability of the custodial parent, if any, to engage in gainful employment without substantially interfering with the interests of any minor children in the custody of said party.
- The need of the custodial parent, if any, to occupy or own the marital residence and to use or own its household effects.
- The actions of either party during the marriage which contributed to the growth or diminution in value of property owned by either or both of the parties.
- Significant disparity between the parties in relation to contributions to the marriage, including contributions to the care and education of the children and the care and management of the home.
- Any direct or indirect contribution made by one party to help educate or develop the career or employability of the other party and any interruption of either party's educational or personal career opportunities for the benefit of the other's career or for the benefit of the parties' marriage or children.
- The expectation of pension or retirement rights acquired prior to or during the marriage.
- The tax consequences for each party.
- The value of property that is allocated by a valid prenuptial contract made in good faith by the parties.
- The fault of either party as specified in RSA 458:7 if said fault caused the breakdown of the marriage and:
- Caused substantial physical or mental pain and suffering.
- Resulted in substantial economic loss to the marital estate or the injured party.
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Although the body of work is not complete on the 2009-2010 version of the Kings, there are some conclusions that can be drawn based on what we have witnessed so far.
In advance of the NCAA tournament where we will all start evaluating our top prospects play this weekend on National TV and before the upcoming NBA Draft, I wanted to take a closer look at where the Kings are and what needs remain in order to bring the franchise back in contention for a title.
Ownership: C The Maloofs are financially leveraged to the hilt, lacking the wealth, portfolio and network to control the Kings' destiny without outside intervention. We don't know if the Kings will remain in Sacramento since all our hope seem to be tied to the Convergence Project recently endorsed by the NBA and Mayor Johnson' task force.
With that said, the fan experience has improved at Arco, Attendance is up, the product has gotten more competitive, The Maloofs have reinvested in Petrie and seem to be allowing the GM and Coaching staff to do their jobs without undue influence. They need to be working the Developer scene, getting someone with deep pockets excited about the project off Business 80 and Exposition Blvd.
General Management: B Geoff continues in his role as our very own Moneyball Maestro delivering us talent via the draft consistently despite our Five Stages of a Geoff Petrie Draft reaction that typically ends with contentment or his trade machine that leaves us half the time scratching our heads with HOW did he do that and WHY did he do that? In my mind, if he would have drafted Rubio and traded him for Tyreke + something else or was able to trade Kevin Martin and one of our young bigs for a legit center then I would have given him a glowing A.
Coaching: B- I am impressed with Westphal's polish in front of the media and on the sideline. He remains composed even when the team doesn't execute. He seems to have the ear and confidence of the front office and the roster competes every night. His minutes and substiutions don't seem to always make sense but he does seem to have enough patience to let the guys work it out on the floor versus yanking them every time they make a mistake. I expected the assistant coaches to have a greater impact. Mario and Truck were brought in to improve our defensive which has made some progress going from 30th to 24th in overall defensive rating and from 29th to 25th in points allowed.
The staff needs to continue to improve the basketball IQ of the team, defensive positioning, rebounding, pick n roll, and movement away from the basketball.
PG/SG: B+ Tyreke deserves an A and will likely win ROY. He has played or defended up to 3 positions and typically is our only option when the game is on the line. Beno has played fairly consistently this year and seems to be fine with or without the ball in his hands. He is also providing more value than Mike Bibby (our former PG of note) this year in most statistical categories.
Since Tyreke has been playing along side Beno, we are thin at PG and I don't think Greene nor Garcia are real starting SGs in this league if Tyreke is playing the point. Ideally we either need another solid defender/distributor at point guard to support Tyreke when he plays the 2 and use Donte/Garcia has solid 6th men candidates at SG or we draft a future star SG and have Tyreke play PG assuming we have zero chance in hell landing Wall.
SF: C+ We have too many players that are just fillers at this position. It doesn't help that we have been spoiled at this position historically (Peja, Hedo, Gerald, Ron). I believe Omri can be a jack of all trades but he will never defend like Ron, Shoot like Peja, have the handles of Hedo and flat out score like Gerald. I think he can average 18 points and 5 rebounds a game, which is solid. But I don't see how he ever evolves to lock down the likes of Grainger, Durant, Pierce, Anthony or James. We get schooled by half the league at that position and Greene who has other versatility can score, Noce can defend, yet neither are solid enough to start at SF in this league on a playoff caliber team.
PF/C: C- I am not sure how many times (if ever) the Shawes Shock Redemption aka Jawes project has ever resulted in both having double doubles in the same game. It seems when one plays well the other is on the bench. I envisioned Hawes developing a Brad Miller/Vlade kind of game after a progressive year last season. He should be able to initiate the offensive, find the backside cutter (making yoda due flips in his courtside seats) and set solid picks in the pick n roll game while nailing the needed three that stretches the defense out. Instead he has developed a Brad/Vlade kind of game that complains about too many calls while getting pushed around on the low block.
Thompson also has stagnated with poorer shooting percentages, more fouls and only marginal improvements to points and rebound averages. He is still turnover prone and fumbles passes even when he is open on the low block. He is poor on the pick n roll and and can't make a jump shot to save his life. He shows promise on defense with the occasional block but sometimes just makes bad decisions.
Both guys would look a lot better if there was stud big to complement them. Together their combined flaws are just too exploitable by most of the League. I do like the additions of Brockman and Landry, but both of these guys should be coming off the bench dominating the other team's bench.
I would now like to shift the discussion on the two ways we sure up the roster's gaps.
Free Agent Market - Here are the projected Free Agents for your review. Here is the expected Cap Space for the teams vying to land a maximum contract free agent. The Kings likely are not primed to land a top tier free agent this Summer for three basic reasons: available cash, market size/appeal, and players involved. With under $17M in probably money to sign someone next season, they trail bigger market teams like DC, NY, NJ, Chicago, LA with more cash and/or not having an all star to go over the cap to re-sign like Dwayne, LeBron, Kobe, Dirk, etc.
I would look at the restricted Luis Scola, first and foremost for helping our post. He is young enough and certainly a multi-faceted player that won't command top 5 money but is possibly a solid next tier big that we could afford. If Yao were re-signed then Houston probably cannot afford to keep Scola.
After Luis, Kenyon Martin, Brendan Haywood, Amare Stoudemire, Carlos Boozer as possible aging bigs that can help further push our developing bigs along for a couple of years. I don't see us nabbing Chris Bosh or Yao Ming as the marquee bigs.
For our other need areas, I think it is very doubtful the Kings would try to land either Kobe, Dwayne, Manu or Joe Johnson (Tyreke answers the bell). Also, LeBron James, Dirk Nowitzki or Paul Pierce as BPAs would not likely step down to join the Kings.
We may be able to land a SF like a Rudy Gay who might see Sacramento as a step up who gives unparalleled athleticism, a stronger defender/scorer complementing the better shooting and rebounding skills of Casspi.
Draft - Since we don't know what our draft position will be given the lottery system, I will assume for now that we draft 4th or 5th this year. I think that safely rules out the likes of John Wall. I think it is a crap shoot as to where DeMarcus Cousins, Derrick Favors and Evan Turner fall. The first two potentially supplant either Thompson or Hawes with no real guarantee that they are ultimately better. Turner on the other hand could provide us a very versatile SF and unlike Donte can defend multiple positions with a higher basketball IQ and better defensive focus.
I hope the kings don't put too much stock in solving all their problems through the draft this season even though the model has worked somewhat for the Blazers. Everyone else in the league that has won a title in the last several years required a combination of free agents/trades and luck in the draft.
I think our best shot is to pick up a veteran big via a free agent signing and draft a SF that can compete right away for a starting spot.
I doubt it would happen, and assuming they picked up a big via free agency, perhaps the Kings could trade up by offering either Hawes or Thompson with Donte to land John Wall.
Then our Starting 5 might look like:
PG - John Wall/Beno Udrih
SG - Tyreke Evans/Francisco Garcia
SF - Omni Casspi/Andres Nocioni
PF - Luis Scola or Brendan Haywood or Carlos Boozer/Carl Landry
C - Jason Thompson or Spencer Hawes/Jon Brockman
Curious to get the collective feedback from our knowledgeable STR contingency.

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Ohio was the number one battleground state in the nation, and Toledo was ground zero. And that is costing taxpayers money.The Republican and Democratic presidential campaigns knew Ohio, and specifically Toledo, would decide the election.And the candidates came here, often.To keep the candidates safe, impressive police manpower was needed along with paramedics from the fire department.And that meant $150,616.73 in overtime expenses. The city's Director of Public Safety says Toledo wants all candidates to be safe. Shirley Green told 13abc reporter Bill Hormann, "We have to provide security from the transportation route to the venues and if the candidate stay overnight, we have to provide security at those venues as well."The Secret Service is the lead security agency but they get a big assist from police department's like Toledo's.Councilman D. Michael Collins (I) has been a police and fire overtime watchdog.And once again this year, overtime has blown a hole in the budget.But that doesn't matter to political campaigns who want their candidates pressing local flesh.Collins says, don't look for the candidates to pay for that security, either. "Campaigns do not reimburse the local venue with the responsibility of police protection. That is on the taxpayer."So you spent an extra $150,000 protecting the presidential candidates. It's a necessary expense but it's an expense that will not be paid back.Toledo City Council will likely approve allocating an extra $550,000 for police overtime. That will cover the added expense of presidential candidate security... and pay for the overtime required during the summertime crime increase.
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Arrive in Olbia - Sardinia. Relax in your Portisco hotel for the evening or enjoy the waterside cafés and restaurants.
Embarkation. Enjoy an excursion into the Sardinian hinterland, where you will experience a group Welcome Lunch of truly local cuisine at an 'eco' farm and restaurant. This afternoon board your yacht in the Portisco marina. Relax on board or dine ashore.
Shake Down Cruise to Tavolara. Time to get a feel for your yacht and familiarise yourself with the systems. Cruise to the spectacular island of Tavolara, billed as Italy's "Ayres's Rock". There are a variety of local restaurants ashore or enjoy a night on board in the bay.
Race 1 to Maddalena 15 nm. Cruise in the morning to Porto Cervo, home of the exclusive Yacht Club Costa Smerelda. Swim and lunch on board before the afternoon race to Maddalena. Post race dinner in the town.
Leisure Day. Maddalena is a busy town with good shopping, local markets and a variety of restaurants. You may prefer to cruise to the northern islands in the Maddalena National Park and pick up a mooring at Budelli, Razzoli or Santa Maria. Relax and swim.
Race 2 to Longosardo 10 nm. After re-grouping from the previous leisure day we race to Longosardo. Moor in the marina upon arrival before a post race dinner ashore.
Leisure Day. Longosardo is the port of Santa Teresa de Gallura, which sits on the high ground overlooking the Straits towards Bonifacio. Swim at the local beach, walk the coast, explore the town's boutiques and eat at one of the many local restaurants.
Race 3 to Bonifacio 10 nm. Welcome to Corsica! Race in the morning to the magnificent Bonifacio, an almost totally enclosed harbour. Post race dinner ashore.
Leisure Day. Spend the day exploring the old city and savour a new cuisine with lunch at a restaurant offering Corsican specialties.
Leisure Day. Stay an extra night in Bonifacio or cruise the south coast of Corsica to the island of Lavezzi where there are some splendid remote anchorages.
Race 4 to Porto Vecchio 15 nm. Porto Vecchio harbour is protected by pine and oak fringed hills. Tonight enjoy music and the post race dinner on shore overlooking the marina.
Leisure Day. We suggest you hire a car for a drive into the mountains to Zonza for lunch. The scenery is truly spectacular.
Race 5 to Porto Massimo 15 nm. Today we race back through the natural beauty of Maddalena National Park to Porto Massimo. Following the race you will be welcomed back to Italy with a special dinner at the La Scogliera restaurant.
Leisure Day. Explore the eastern side of Caprera and in particular Cala Coticcio, also known as Little Tahiti, because of the electric blue water in the two small bays.
Race 6 Cala Coticcio to Portisco 15 nm. Here we will enjoy our final night presentation dinner.
Disembarkation. Disembark and complete check-out formalities. Continue your travels or extend your stay in Sardinia.
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PLATTSBURGH — Houses all across the North Country are decked out for Christmas.
Some communities host holiday decorating contests for houses and businesses, often with donated prizes.
But others, including the City and Town of Plattsburgh, don't have special recognition for dressed-up homes.
To help people find some of the best-dressed places, we asked our Facebook followers to recommend some places worth checking out.
Here are some of the sites they told us about:
Amanda Saukas: "Durand Road has a beautifully lit house!! I have lived in the area my whole life, and I have never seen a house with so much Xmas spirit!! They should be featured in the paper, not only for how much work they put into their lights but because of how much Xmas spirit is there! Every year, I look forward to detouring down that road to drive by nice and slow and enjoy the beautiful lights and Xmas scene!!!
Bonnie Shatraw Wingler: Route 3 just past what used to be the Pine Cone Restaurant, just before the Akey Road, heading west toward Cadyville. The people in that area have decorated a forest of trees in holiday color. Absolutely beautiful!
Crystal Rivers Barber: "My house is decorated as every year, but extra special treat this year: Santa is at the house. You will see him walk up to window, wave, read his list. 18 Oliver St., Chazy. Love to see people come by and look. Happy Holidays, everyone."
Debbie McClary Wilkie: "I know there's one in the middle of Oak Street that almost burned my corneas out last night.
Jean Rivers: Durand Road in Beekmantown. My dad always does a wonderful job and puts a lot of work into his decorations."
Josh Dashnaw: "On the Blake Road in Peru. The house lights up the whole road."


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Albany - Two Georgia State Patrol troopers, from Albany, are at the center of an internal investigation for allowing a NASCAR driver to fly a state helicopter.
Driver Bill Elliott was invited to fly a military-style helicopter June 28, 2004 during a marijuana eradication mission in North Georgia. Cpl. Kevin Coalson was the pilot on the mission and Lt. Eddie Williams, the second in command of the aviation unit, was on board. Both Coalson and Williams are from Albany.
Elliott, who is a licensed pilot, had just dropped off a airplane at the airport in Dawsonville, and the troopers offered to give him a ride back to Blairsville. During the ride, the troopers allowed Elliott to take control of the helicopter.
On Friday, the head of the Georgia State Patrol ordered an investigation. The GSP was critized last year for flying Governor Perdue to political events and letting him take the controls of the aircraft.
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Mazon: A Jewish Response to Hunger has donated $10,000 for political advocacy efforts. The grant will support Food Bank initiatives advocating for hunger relief and a hunger-free environment. With politicians in Washington proposing major cuts to vital anti-hunger programs to balance the budget, the timing of this donation couldnt be better.
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I've always been an optimist. It's extremely difficult being an optimist and a Chiefs fan at the same time. I'm sure you can relate to this problem.
As crazy as it sounds…Yes, my optimistic thinking has me believing that it is possible that Brady Quinn could be our starting Quarterback for the next few years.The reason I believe this, is because Cassel simply can not move the ball up and down the field. His biggest weakness is what a quarterback needs the most in Kansas City, and that is his vision. As unfortunate as it sounds, Tyler Palko moved the ball up and down the field better than Matt Cassel did last year. Yes, he would eventually throw an interception or two, or three, or four. But, his vision was better than Cassel's, thus he was able to move the ball down field quicker and more frequently than Cassel. However, Palko's decision making was some of the worst I've seen from an NFL quarterback, which as we all know is why is no longer here.
Then along came Kyle Orton (finally) and he too, began moving the ball up and down the field, finding open receivers that Matt Cassel was never able to find. Kyle Orton even made me believe in Leonard Pope again when he was finding him open downfield for big gains. Our problem was finishing and getting the ball into the end zone. We now have an answer for this problem in a healthy Moeaki and the addition of Boss, Hillis and Eric Winston.
Surprisingly, Matt Cassel's statistics are arguably better than Kyle Orton's. His career QB rating is slightly better and he has thrown 12 less interceptions than Orton. However, Orton came in and made this team look like a winning team again. Orton has never had a supporting cast at receiver like he did in KC, which is what I believe made him look so much better than Cassel. Yet, on paper they are mostly identical.
With the weapons we have at receiving positions, I believe that a mediocre quarterback with good to great VISION, can come in and become a successful product of the Kansas City Chiefs. This is where the Brady Quinn experiment comes into effect.
I believe this is why Quinn got a 1 year contract. I think that Crennel and Pioli are wanting to test this theory or something along the same lines. If it works during training camp and pre-season, then Stanzi can learn behind a quarterback with good vision and decision making, which in turn, will help him to become the QB of the future 3 years or so down the road. This could even lead to Cassel's release next year, and possibly an extension to Quinn if it were to pan out this way.
Brady Quinn has never had a good supporting cast. He's motivated to win our division because of spite against the Broncos. He has a legitimate shot to re-invent himself in Kansas City and become what everyone thought he was coming out of college. He has a strong arm and decent decision making. All he has to do, is have the VISION to see the target and execute to be successful in Kansas City.


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National Book Award recipient to take part in Spring Readers' Series
National Book Award winner Julia Glass is just one of the novelists, poets and editors who will be visiting Binghamton University during February, March and April as part of two Binghamton Center for Writers series: the Spring Readers' Series and the Writing Life Dean's Workshop series.
All of the Center for Writers events are free and open to the community.
Two types of events are being offered by the Center. The evening readings are scheduled for 8:30 p.m. Tuesdays in the Engineering Building Auditorium, Room B-110. Books will be available for sale and a reception and book signing will follow.
The Readers' Series schedule is:
Feb. 16: Susann Cokal
Binghamton University alumna Cokal is the author of two acclaimed historical novels: Mirabilus (set in 14th-century France) and her latest novel, Breath and Bones (set in the 19th-century American West).
March 16: Julia Glass
Winner of the 2009 Binghamton University John Gardner Fiction Book Award for her third novel, I See You Everywhere, Glass won the National Book Award for her debut novel, Three Junes.
March 23: Major Jackson
Winner of the Cave Canem Prize, Jackson is the author of two acclaimed volumes of poetry: Hoops and Leaving Saturn.
April 13: Marilyn Chin
Chin's books have become Asian-American classics and are taught all over the world. Her books of poetry include Rhapsody in Plain Yellow, The Phoenix Gone, The Terrace Empty and Dwarf Bamboo. Her latest release is Revenge of the Mooncake Vixen.
April 20: Peter Thabit Jones
Newly returned from Romania, where his verse-drama The Boy and the Lion's Head debuted, Welsh poet and playwright Jones will be coming to Binghamton as part of his third reading tour in America.
The second type of event offered by the Center for Writers will be the Writing Life series. These events feature an informal conversation with working writers/editors discussing craft, publishing and the writing life. It is an opportunity for students, faculty and community members to learn about publishing and to meet the editor.
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April 19: Bob Hershon of Hanging Loose literary magazine and press, publishers of poetry since 1966.
Directions to the various rooms, biographies, links to the journal web pages, work samples for the readers and other information may be found online at http://readers-series.binghamton.edu.
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I recently re-watched a personal favorite movie, Django. A 1966 release directed by the legendary Sergio Corbucci, Django features Franco Nero as the title character in one of the greatest of the spaghetti western genre. The main character was adapted from a comic book anti-hero who drags a mysterious coffin behind him in search of answers and more importantly, revenge. Django, follows suit with other movies of its likeness, mainly the Leone "Dollars" films and yet it mixes its own twists and contributions that lend something to later films like Sabata and the Sartana trilogy. While few similarities can be traced from this film to the unofficial 30+ sequels, Django and its influence can be seen in other outlets like the video games Boktai, Gungrave and Red Dead Revolver, the music of Rancid, the anime series Cowboy Bebop and of course, the "ear scene" from Quentin Tarantino's Reservoir Dogs. (To see another blatant example of Tarantino "borrowing", watch The Bodyguard, starring Sonny Chiba. I digress, that is another post altogether.) While the English dubbing does take away some of the style and feel of both the dialogue and the soundtrack, the movie itself stands alone as a premiere example of a spaghetti western in a time when the genre was really coming into its own and earning a place in cinema history.
Bandits, renegades, stolen gold, a fatal love, a corrupt general, a mysterious stranger dragging a coffin around... this one has it all! Fans of the man with no name films might disagree, but Eismann says add this to the top of your "must watch" list the next time you go to your local video store. If they have any taste or merit at all they will have Django!


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First, Newton was born in the mid 1600s, Boyle was born about 20 years prior, and Maxwell was born in the 1830s and lived until the 1870s. The Origin of Species was not published until late 1859. Newton and Boyle were not alive at the time of publication so they did not agree nor reject evolutionary theory.
Second, They were all men of physical science not life science. ( Yes they were all "real scientist" but in a different field.)
Third, This article is misleading in that it distorts the truth by putting words in the mouths of dead scientists. The only real truth here is that Maxwell was very religious yet I am not sure on his stance regarding evolution.


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Midei resigned from St. Joseph in November 2009. The Maryland Board of Physicians revoked his state medical license in 2011. His 2012 effort to overturn that revocation was denied.
Midei denies any wrongdoing and has long contended that he is a scapegoat in the kickback scandal. He filed a defamation lawsuit against St. Joseph and CHI in 2011 seeking $60 million in compensation. The Baltimore County Circuit Court dismissed the case in 2012.
HealthLeaders Media was unable Monday to reach Stephen L. Snyder, who is Midei's attorney, to confirm that the defamation suit opinion is under appeal.
The University of Maryland Medical System, a 12-hospital system, acquired St. Joseph Medical Center in December 2012. UMMS formed the University of Maryland St. Joseph Medical Center LLC to take over all hospital operations. In a press release announcing the acquisition, UMMS officials noted that under the asset purchase agreement, UMMS would not assume any of St. Joseph liabilities "arising from events occurring prior to December 1, 2012. These liabilities will remain with SJMC and CHI."
After UMMS acquired St. Joseph, the system applied for a new Medicare provider agreement for the facility, but the hospital failed an inspection by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services.
In April, UMMS and CMS reached an agreement to restore some of the estimated $25 million UMMS lost on unbilled Medicare services between mid-December 2012 and February 2013 while the new federal agreement was in limbo, according to a report in the Baltimore Business Journal.
In February, the Department of Justice announced that St. Joseph's Medical Center agreed to pay $4.9 million "in connection with its submission of false claims to Medicare, Medicaid and other federal healthcare programs."
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---- — "I started bowh-unting four years ago, but have only taken one doe," a friend mentioned with an air of discour-agement, while a group of us discussed this year's archery deer season.
"Do you enjoy it?" I asked.
"I sure do," he responded, "but one of these years, I'm hoping to take a good buck."
What this bowhunter may not have realized, in reality, he already has had good luck. First off, taking any big-game animal with bow is a notable outdoor accomplishment, regardless of what it may weigh or the number of points that sprout from his head. In today's world, the great tradition of hunting is about the entire ride — not the final destination. We should not let the outcome of an entire season hinge on a few precious seconds. As modern sportsmen, we should not lose sight of the real reason for which we are out there.
Hunting with archery equipment is supposed to be harder. It tests our ability and commitment to sit motionless for long periods of time or stalk stealthily and silent. By its very nature, bowhunting allows the hunter to step back in time, relying more on skill. It's also a type of hunting that captures our greatest emotions.
Acceptances of the difficulty (and the failures that go along with it) indicate the growing maturity of a hunter. After all, on nature's scoreboard, even top-level predators like coyotes, birds of prey and even mountain lions only succeed on a limited basis.
Ann Causey, a respected professor of philosophy at Auburn University has written extensively on why we hunt. She has pointed out that hunting success has been defined through tens of thousands of years of our existence. Our earliest ancestors fed and clothed their families through their hunting skills, and the amount and size of game taken were the standards for measuring one's prowess. Historically, there was no concept of sportsmanship or bag limits. Anything went. You either made a kill or starved to death.
For the most part, this remained a valid measure of success until roughly the last century. In today's world, virtually no one hunts solely for survival. Nevertheless, in some small, remote way, that old concept of success, as a measure of a hunter's worth, remains.
Maybe this lingering attitude has now become a pale reflection of our highly competitive society, in which the final outcome is the yardstick to which everything is measured.
More than ever before, change is on the wind. Bowhunting success has come to mean much more than taking an animal. The underlying attraction to hunting with archery equipment is that it places the hunter and game on a more equal footing. We want to be challenged, then when success does come, it is much sweeter.
We no longer have to hunt to satisfy a growling belly, so new motivations and standards provide the drive to bowhunt. Like the famous phrase, "It's not whether we win or lose, but how we play the game."
Today, many hunters venture into the woods for the total outdoor experience. Learning about the game we seek, enjoying beautiful surroundings and a communion around a crackling campfire with family and friends is what's important. These connections are what link us to our hunting roots, which are more important now that our lives are so far removed from the natural world. After all, why would we even want to hunt if we didn't enjoy everything that went along with it? As long as a hunting trip is uplifting and fun, we have not failed!
But, don't get me wrong. Occasionally taking game is important. A bowhunter works hard to become successful. Without harvesting game every so often, we lose intensity and direction unique to hunting with archery equipment. A connection to our past can be consecrated in no other way than by seeking and ultimately taking game — if only once in a while.
There's no denying that our competitive juices kept man fed for many years and is part of the reason why we exist today. Those same urges are still a small part of why we hunt. But, seeing success is much sweeter once we realize that failure, by its old definition, is just fine too!
Several area hunters collected deer over the past week, including Quinton Young, who took a beautiful 10-point buck sporting a field dressed weight of 205 pounds. Here are the rest of sportsmen and women who appreciated sitting in a treestand, then found it necessary to visit one of our local deer check-in stations. This information, including weights after field dressing, is provided by Bryant's Outdoor Store and Simpson's Deer Processing.
Katie Trobaugh — 65-pound doe; Madison Rinehart — 115-pound doe; Missy Kirkman — 115-pound doe; Austin Ford — 150-pound, nine-point buck; Kole Kirkman — 110-pound doe; Mike Esslinger — 120-pound doe; John Koontz — 165-pound, nine-point buck; Herschel Conyers — 65-pound button buck.
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Album Rating: 5.0Further proof of my ridiculous musical taste.
this must be ironic
tell me its ironic pizza
Album Rating: 5.0Sorry bro can't do that! ;)
"06. My J"
wuts her J i wanna know now
You and your foreign pop :] Digging: The Cure - The Head on the Door
Digging: The Cure - The Head on the Door
Album Rating: 5.0It's the only way to go!
Well pop music here sure isn't getting any more appeasing so you've got a point there.
They're no Lights that's for sure
Album Rating: 4.0these girls are pretty good, never got into Korean stuff as much as Japanese, but this is still solid.
good review too, pizza, you're quite the productive writer. I wish I was as inspired as you
god why the fuck are people just starting to get into k pop and j pop and post it all over the site ugh
Album Rating: 5.0@ WashboardSuds: Thanks a lot man =], I just really like writing reviews.
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And this is a problem.... why?
Album Rating: 5.0I love you.
Album Rating: 4.0"god why the fuck are people just starting to get into k pop and j pop and post it all over the site ugh"
I'm to blame for some of this
and no prob pizza, keep penning
Album Rating: 5.0=)
edit: oh I'll keep penning alright muahahaha..
nice review pizza
weird they have no kneesDigging: Immolation - Dawn of Possession
Digging: Immolation - Dawn of Possession
Album Rating: 3.5 | Sound OffThis is legitimately a very very very good pop album.
The Boys is really the best song here? ughhh tacky western pop-leaning drivel. Didn't think the song could get any worse until they pulled from out of their asses the awkward chant "Girls Generation make you feel the heat!" It's no surprise since the dude who produced the song was the same guy that did the oh-so-westernised k-pop track Dr Feel Good by Rania.
Don't see how this will be 4.9. They have been going downhill ever since they decided to put out "more mature" songs.
Album Rating: 5.0Yeah man I just said it was a highlight.
The highlight, of course, being their single, 'The Boys'
Yeah man I just said it was a highlight.
No you didn't. You said it was 'the' highlight, meaning best track on the album.
So in your opinion, what was SNSD's best album. Just out of curiosity.
The mainstream k-pop groups have always maintained success on the back of power singles accompanied by music videos. Albums are never the main attraction here. Sure, there could be some decent tracks here and there, but these kind of groups have a handful of singles that they tour around the world performing on stages, and pump the rest of the album with filler tracks. Therefore, almost all the k-pop albums are usually of poor overall quality. As such, I enjoy my k-pop in a way that most of the world does: through mv's NOT albums.
To answer the question. My favourite snsd song is "Oh!". I believe it is somewhat catchy and enjoyable. Then again, it was never really the music that pulled me (and my friends) in, rather it was the choreography and aesthetic (read: perving) factors.
I've mentioned this somewhere before on this website, and i'll say it again: For good music in your k-pop, I think groups such as Secret (e.g. Madonna), 4minute (e.g. Hit ut heart), Brown Eyed Girls (e.g. Abracadabra), and Miss A (any of their stuff) are better bets.
The highlight, of course, being their single, 'The Boys'
Yeah man I just said it was a highlight.
So in your opinion, what was SNSD's best album. Just out of curiosity.
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Council leader defends Barnet Mayor's 'illegal' behaviour (From Times Series)
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Barnet council leader defends Barnet Mayor Hugh Rayner's 'illegal' behaviour
Updated 12:53pm Monday 16th June 2014 in News By Anna Slater, Chief Reporter
Barnet Council Leader Richard Cornelius has defended Mayor Hugh Rayner's "illegal" behaviour towards tenants living in the properties he owns.
Cllr Rayner, the first citizen of the borough, has been accused of breaking the law by London Mayor Boris Johnson over the "unfair" way he treats his tenants, who receive housing benefit.
What do you think? See below
The allegations came out during the Mayor's Question Time at the London Assembly on Wednesday, by GLA member for Barnet Andrew Dismore.
Cllr Rayner drafted 12 month contracts which permitted rent increases by any amount during any time of the year, used children as translators and overcharged them to the "detriment of the public purse".
In addition, he asked fellow Conservative Cllr John Hart to pre-sign the lease without the tenant being present and "pressurised" a woman to sign by turning up unannounced at 10pm.
According to Housing Charity Shelter, this is all "unfair" and "clearly" void of common law.
When questioned about Cllr Rayner's behaviour by the Times Series, Cllr Cornelius appeared to dodge the question.
He said: "I don't know, it doesn't sound illegal. I don't know the details of it so I can't make a judgement.
"If it's something that's illegal it's something that shouldn't be done. It depends on what you mean by illegal?
"Leases should be in line with a statute. If it wasn't, it would be a civil matter."
Instead of charging residents at market rate – which would be between £989 and £1,186 per month – Cllr Rayner charged six out of seven tenants on housing benefit between £1,350 and £1,846.
When asked about this, Cllr Cornelius replied: "Market rent is what you can get something for. If that's the amount of money he can get for the houses, it's market rent.
"I don't see that as overcharging to the detriment of the public purse."
However, Cllr Rayner has since admitted he no longer uses pre-signed witnesses and has removed the clause about rent increases as he appreciates they are "invalid".
But he denied the fact that tenants are "pressurised" and said the tenant could have asked him to "come back at better time" if 10pm was not convenient.
Since the details emerged, there have been calls for Cllr Rayner to resign. So far, 83 per cent of Times Series readers believe he should step down from his duties as Mayor.
But Cllr Cornelius said: "No of course he shouldn't resign over this."
What do you think?
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5:13pm Mon 16 Jun 14
Cadwallader says...
I think he should resign - but the people of Barnet narrowly voted for this kind of behaviour. We elected their snouts back into the trough. We deserve them.
5:49pm Mon 16 Jun 14
Don't Call Me Dave says...
Hugh Rayner has not been charged with any offence – civil or criminal – but, by his own belated admission, there is now sufficient circumstantial evidence to warrant a thorough investigation. He can't be forced to resign as a councillor, but the whip can – and should – be removed until this matter is concluded.
6:19pm Mon 16 Jun 14
Edgar de Jarnac says...
10:38pm Tue 17 Jun 14
Ian L says...
Then we have Cllr Cornelius, whose quoted response demonstrates an alarming inability to understand the matter.
And they are the Mayor of Barnet and the Leader of the Council. Neither have any place in public office.
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-- Trance is my religion...
Trance is my religion...
And that is why you are ugly as shit.
after a few beers i'd hit it
Jesus is the only legitimate way of life.
Re: Trance is my religion...
|Originally posted by anomalies
It that a XXXL size T-shirt?
dj = unlimited blowjobs
Clipped wings, my angel. Carrion by the very dawn that clasps its wretched fingers around our cankles. Cryptic shackles we clean with our tongues. It's been three weeks; we're nearly feral. And I find the pulse of your blood the most attractive feature left glaring next to your edibility. Ability.
Armin's latest album hasn't washed off of me yet, I'll admit this mittingly. Let our faults bind us more than the metaphors. Find a center, left of where we found it last, ourselves. Our sliver of eclipsing synths. I can't have it back until the ASOT 2013 comp, of this I'm sure. You're sure too, but you're waiting until you've ground your teeth away until you've solved the problem fully.
We're here until Dash Berlin lets us out. And I have more pills than the stars have shine.
|Originally posted by trancedanne
after a few beers i'd hit it
|Originally posted by MSZ
dj = unlimited blowjobs
oh look, another total idiot on TA. mind-blowing.
pm me if you want to become greater family with trance and myself and energy force
Every night I kneel next to my bed and recite "Till the Sky Falls Down" then I put on my Dash shirt and go to sleep
Re: Re: Trance is my religion...
|Originally posted by rdevito
Wich girls is you?
Good God, have you ever heard of a thing called style? Fuck.
This is easily the creepiest aspect of the mainstream trance community. I've said it before and I'll say it again, the way the most popular DJ's has created a cult around them, is seriously damaging the scene by making their fans narrow-minded fanatics.
Combine that with all the semi-biblical symbolism and the overuse of the colour white, and voíla, we have something turning into a haven for master race advocates. A shame, since I kinda dig the music they play that's not imitating Trance's bully Arena House (e.g. avicii, shm, guetta, deadmau5).
Also if you read the comments on the Armin videos on Youtube where girls write "Merry me Armin!!1", "I wanna have your babies Armin!!1" etc. makes you think of all the thousands of letter Hitler received by German ladies in the 1930s. FUCKIN CULT!
|Someone asked me recently if I would rather be blind or deaf (if it was one or the other) and I immediately said blind, the reason for this is tunes like this. I could not imagine a world where I couldn't listen to trance as beautiful as this and I would happily give up the power of sight just so that I could continue to hear wondrous trance.
|I'm cumming <3
|I remember hearing this breakdown for the first time ever. The rush of emotions that consumed my mind, completely overwhelmed me! I broke down crying tears of pure joy. Never in my entire life had I felt better, then after hearing this track.
|The magic of trance. The magic of wonderful sounds coming through your ears and out as tears through your eyes.
|Thank you mate for this great song...i can feel the Nature speaking out to those ignorant people who do nothing to save our planet,at least every one can do what he can do to lessen the destruction of this beautiful universe...
the power of Trance is immense and endless....Trance music is my soul...
|No music has the same effects on the soul like Trance. Other kinds of music can be beautiful too but they only touch your skin. Trance....Trance touches your heart and soul. Trance takes you to a different height. Trance is magic.
|With this marvellous video we can clearly understand the double nature of the human:
1) the incredible capacity to invent, create, dream... that it's hidden behind theese unspeakable trance notes
2) the immense stupidity for having found a unic treasure like Nature without have done anything....and destroy it.......
Don't stop dreaming guys...
Trance & Nature FOREVER !!!
|This is the type of music you listen to when you wanna get high... in the air, floating above the clouds, through the stratosphere... seeing the sun shine through into your eyes... the power of the light so immense you're whole body is in a paradise of wonder and tranquility... your soul is full of sauntering upliftment... the body feels rejuvenation and relaxation as your skin basks within the warmth of the sun... so encompassing the feeling of serenity rushing through your veins. It's amazing.
|The reason i love uplifting trance is because this genre know exacly where to touch you, I feel i have soul, I feel i have hearth, I feel i have emotions, I feel the life in me and everything that is surrounding me. Everytime when i listen uplifting trance I feel how my blood is burning inside me in the good way, I feel strange feeling of thrill, exiting and at the same time extremly relaxed and balanced. Thank you SoundLift and Andy Blueman for your masterpieces, that makes me value the life!
|I just listened to this on my headphones, walking to my friend's home a couple miles away. This music injected magic into my blood. I grew wings on my feet and floated along the sidewalks feeling like a demi-god out of Greek mythology
|I have achieved inner peace listening to this.
|WHY ANDY BLUEMAN leave our trance family.....the trance is not the same without you....For me you are the God i get so many emotions when i listen to your music....The real beautiful trance is yours noT Armin noT anyone else .... I hope you come back one day....we love you man !!!!
|Close your eyes and listen to this music that will take you from mother earth to unknown dimension, where you can feel the trance in every cell of your body. You are out in the cosmos and together with this music you feel peace in your mind and heart, that will lift you up forwards to the stars. With this music you can achieve anything, nothing is impossible.Thats what I call for upplifting music, so please never stop playing it. Thank you Andy Blueman for an amazing trip.
You could write fucking books just based on youtube quotes. Cesspool of the internet.
|Originally posted by enydo
You could write fucking books just based on youtube quotes. Cesspool of the internet.
i dont think you guys love trance as much as i do.
Re: strung
|Originally posted by Vector A
lol, maybe I actually will put together a book strung together out of YouTube quotes. Have different chapters on different themes. One with people gushing about trance, another of people going on racist tirades, others with "debates" about evolution. So much material for "found art" to be had on there.
|Originally posted by LoveHate
i dont think you guys love trance as much as i do.
or like that Dash Berlin fan loves cake.
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The Sensidea blog has been retired. Be sure to check out Jaafer Haidar's blog at DigitalHello.com!
Google is working hard on the Chrome Web Store where, if promises are kept, will be an app store filled with amazing web/mobile applications – that's applications that work in the browser on your computer and mobile device. Google is planning to launch the Web Store this Fall and looks like they'll be taking a mere 5% of the revenue from sales of apps (plus $5 just to keep out the crap). That's right, developers get 95% of the take. After months of deliberating as to whether or not mobile apps will spell the end of native apps long-term I'm starting to be convinced.
My reasons:
1. YouTube proved it to me; showing that their HTML5 mobile web app performed better than the native iPhone app. Wow.
2. Google will make it easy to get apps that work across any smartphone with a browser (HTML5 supported)
3. The mobile web app market is larger than the native app market (i.e. it's any phone with a supported browser)
4. Developers can make money across all platforms
5. Developing mobile web apps means largely using skills experienced web developers already (CSS, HTML, JavaScript, maybe AS3) vs. learning a new coding set for each platform
6. Developing for the browser is more open, and innovation will continue by the development community not reliant on a company
7. Companies can develop once and hit all smartphones, cutting down the development and support costs associated with multiple native apps
8. Consumers can take their apps with them to any smartphone and tablets
Of course, today mobile web apps might run slower than native apps due to their life in the cloud, and some device capabilities are not available to be applied to the browser but this is changing. Smartphones are increasing in horsepower with dual core smartphones not far off, and new development toolkits are allowing access to device-centric capabilities. Aside from the most ambitious of applications requiring deep device integration, as mobile web apps start to rival the features and functionality of native apps it makes sense that the benefits to developers, companies, and consumers will spell the beginning of the end for mobile walled gardens that we call app stores.
Seems like once a week a recruiter finds me on LinkedIn and calls me up asking if I'd be interested in a VP/Director/Whatever of Digital Media Strategy position at <insert big brand or interactive agency here>. My response:
"I'm flattered but I'm happy at Sensidea helping companies like your client get real value from digital media strategy and solutions. By the way, I don't think your client needs to hire someone to be in charge of Digital Media strategy, they just need to pick the brain of someone who lives and breathes this stuff. By the time they find someone everything has probably changed anyway. Can you give me their name and number and I'll call them to chat?"
They're undoubtedly a little caught off guard, give a nervous laugh, and ask "what do you mean?"
I've been through the conversation enough times that it's time I write this post to answer the recruiter's question and give a little help to companies wondering payroll should take a Digital Media Strategist hit.
Full disclosure: I make my living helping great companies be digital stars. Yup, I'd love the business so get in touch if you'd like, but more-so I'd love it if every company got value from their digital efforts and not simply wasted money on double-talking gurus or half-baked efforts because it would mean more amazing web/mobile stuff for us all to enjoy.
So, here's the list of the top 5 things to consider before putting a Digital Media Executive on your payroll…
By definition a Digital Media Strategist is someone that should be able to tell you what's going on in digital media and what it could mean to your business close to anytime you ask. They read tech and media blogs at night because they love it. If something major happens and they're not one of the first to know they get really pissed off. They take being on top of the digital world personal.
You don't need to hire a VP Digital Media Strategy. You need a Digital Media Guru On-Demand:
So there you have it. There are lots of fast talkers out there because it's cool to be a digital media dude these days, but test them out and challenge their knowledge (if all they talk about is Twitter and Facebook they're not who you're looking for!). Follow these guidelines to be on the right track to digital success with the right digital media strategist helping your team get there.


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COEUR D'ALENE, Idaho - Many say that music is the language of love. Non have proven that more than Larry and Sharon Strobel.
The couple began their life-long journey together more than 51 years ago, on a school band trip.
Larry, who is six years older than Sharon, is a French Horn player and teacher for North Idaho College. Sharon is a Flute player, and both play with N.I.C. Wind Symphony Orchestra, and have been for the last 39 years.
The couple are the only two still with the group out of the five original members still alive.
KHQ reporter Dylan Wohlenhaus spoke with N.I.C. faculty member Terry Jones who had this to say about Larry and Sharon, "He's always helping out the horn players. He's doing this and doing that. Sharon is really good at it too. So it's like having all these teachers."
The couple is hoping that they can spread their love and passion of music on to the younger generations that pass through their symphony.
This couple has truly proven that youth, is not defined by age.


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Quirky/interesting middle names for Zane?
The title basically says it all. Zane is a fairly new (re-)addition to my list, and I'm really loving it, but I'm not set on a combo yet. I have tossed around a couple ideas, and I like them, but I'm not set on anything. What would you pair with Zane?
The combos I've been tossing around, for reference and frame of mind, are:
Zane Aaron
Zane Caspian (anything with a Narnia [or literature!] reference earns major brownie points! However, I think Caspian is my favorite with Zane, although I wouldn't be opposed to Peter as a second middle. I like Edmund as a character, but not so much as a name)
Zane Dominic/Zane Donovan (I do like Zane Donovan a lot, but any old Eureka fans will understand my hesitation with Zane Donovan!)
Zane Fielding
Zane Isaac
Zane Lazarus Peter
Zane Sumner
Zane Sylvan
Zane Conrad
Zane Frederick?
Any of these strike your fancy? Any other ideas?
Thanks, ladies!
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River Trails is a distinctive BRAND NEW apartment community featuring single-story homes with attached garages. Enjoy this 2 bedroom, 2 bath apartment featuring an open floor plan including an eat-in kitchen with breakfast bar, spacious living room with vaulted ceilings, den, private patio and abundant storage. Experience River Trails peaceful and maintenance free apartment living! Call Now!
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Posted by: gringrimaceandsqueak on Aug 08, 2010
Following on from my pencil adventures (don't know how I stand the excitement :) , I've been searching for the perfect paper to use them on. I must admit, up until this point I'd largely just picked up whatever appealed and played with it, but now I've got to produce a series of images for a single client it suddenly became a serious issue.
As these images will be reproduced for printing, I needed paper that would provide a clean, crisp image. That shouldn't be too difficult, surely- paper is generally white and flat. Isn't it?
I narrowed it down to hot press paper (I always use watercolour paper, even for drawing ) - that has a smoother surface, which I need to get in the detail. Further reviews ruled out papers that were too creamy and would look dark when photographed. I was feeling quite smug and organised until I tried to narrow it down further to find one that wasn't sized with gelatine (I'm vegetarian). Sizing incidentally affects how much water the paper absorbs, in case you'd not got that far yet.
After about four hours I found one site that offered thorough reviews and product info on a whole pile of watercolour paper - this'll make things simple thinks I.....
'the rattle
has a slight warble '
'it has a soft tooth
from the blanket '
Sorry, what ???
Now, I know all these things have got to be called something, but what's wrong with words like 'texture' all of a sudden? Not only was I starting to wonder if I should also use a secret knock next time I went to get paper, poor Rich was developing a twitch just listening.
Before any prospective painters run screaming from the room, help is at hand. I've had to include the link here as this glossary of terms is several pages long, but it is in alphabetical order :)
It's no wonder so many people buy a box of paints and a pad to try this out, then never get any further. So many of the products in art stores don't come with any kind of explanation or instruction- something I will endeavor to clear up in a later post. In the meantime, rest assured that you're not the only one starting to feel like they're in a Bill Bailey routine, when all you wanted was something white and flat to draw on...
Karen (the one without the beard)
written by latlansky, August 18, 2010
I blogged about it then, if you want some ideas on which paper companies size with gelatin and which don't... http://lesleyatlansky.com/blog/?p=258
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Runaway bear draws a crowd
Four tranquilizers were needed before the animal was subdued
A young black bear captivated dozens of people in a Ventura neighborhood Thursday evening when it climbed up a tree near Aliso Street and Brodiea Avenue.
The commotion began about 4 p.m. when police were called after a bear was spotted roaming the streets. The drama wasn't over until about 7:30 p.m., when the 300-pound animal was safely tranquilized.
The scene drew people with cameras and binoculars, wondering what would happen to the bear. It took several tranquilizer darts just to get the animal to descend from the tree, but then, much to everyone's amazement, it quickly scampered up a nearby telephone pole.
"I came home, and my mom told me there's a bear and I was shocked. I wasn't expecting to see a bear in Ventura," said 16-year-old Erik Egelko. Police and animal regulation officers gathered on the Egelko family's balcony.
"It ran in the tree because the cops had their guns out," he said.
Ventura police officers came with guns that were loaded with nonlethal 37 millimeter rubber bullets.
For about two hours, California Department of Fish and Game officers with tranquilizer darts circled the tree behind the Egelko family's house as the crowd grew in the surrounding streets.
"This is awesome," said 16-year-old Daniel Reyes. "I don't want him to fall down. I don't want that to happen."
"I just hope the bear doesn't get hurt when it falls out of the tree," said Aron Egelko, 12.
"Just when you think you've seen it all," gasped a woman who declined to give her name.
"You don't see them this well at the zoo," said Elisabeth Egelko.
The bear's paw was bleeding, and it was moaning and looking drowsy as it continued to climb up to the top of the pole, dangerously close to the power lines.
Watchers could be heard mumbling that it didn't look good, and Don Vasquez, with Southern California Edison, was called to help.
By the time Vasquez pulled up Brodiea Avenue, the bear was in another tree and Vasquez decided he could leave.
Fish and Game personnel darted the bear again with the tranquilizer, however, and it passed out, rolled out of the tree, down a hill and under Vasquez's stopped truck.
"When I saw it fall out of the tree I go, OK, I can leave,'" Vasquez said, wiping sweat from his brow.
"Then he slid under my truck."
Those watching broke into applause as Fish and Game secured the sleepy bear.
Lt. Chris Long said it appears to be a 2-year-old bear.
"We're going to transport it up to the National Forest and wait until it wakes up and wonders off," he said.
The bear will get an ear tag first and some salve for its bloody paw, which Long believes was hit with a dart. He said five darts were shot, and four hit.
Ventura County Animal Regulation Officer Harry Abbott said there have been a lot of wild animals straying into populated areas this year.
"It's because of the drought," he said.
"No food. No water."
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(WFLA) - Things got hare-y for a tourist when she visited a tiny island off Japan's coast that is overrun with rabbits.According to the YouTube video description, posted by Robin Otaway, the woman offered the swarm of rabbits food. When she started walking away, they followed her, hoping for snacks. Okunoshima is known as "Rabbit Island", because of the hordes of hares that roam there. It used to be a base for the Imperial Japanese Army. During World War II, mustard gas and tear gas were allegedly produced there. Tourists are not allowed in the abandoned factories because of the potential danger.Many visitors are more interested in the wildlife. There are various theories about why the rabbits are so plentiful: some say they were brought to the island as scientific test subjects; others claim they were released during a school field trip.
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