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jeffler said: Not a question, but while you're hanging around, thanks for doing what you do! Discovered Humanistic through Clone High when I was just entering my teens and all 3 of albums have become a major part of my taste and personality today. Keep up the fantastic work!
Thanks for supporting! Clone High is one of my proudest achievements. Phil Lord and Chris Miller are geniuses.
Anonymous said: I apologize if this has been asked before, but will we ever see a release of the demo versions of Armed to the Teeth or Sublime Currency tracks the way we did for Humanistic? I really enjoyed having a chance to hear those demos, and I'm probably not the only one. I hope you and your family are well.
Best to your family as well, thanks.
The answer is… maybe. I may get around to it eventually.
Anonymous said: Do you read much C.S. Lewis? I'm specifically asking about his works like "Mere Christianity" and "The Great Divorce." You strike me as extremely intellectual, so "Mere Christianity" would be a great read...even for someone who is already a Christian. It blew me away! Loved the reasoning in it.
I have read "Mere Christianity" and "The Problem of Pain." I also have "Out of the Silent Planet" on deck. "Mere Christianity" is a great explanation of what Christianity is supposed to be, not the twisted (some would say poisonous) American political version that most people know it as.
Anonymous said: Have you ever incorporated the song "Start Over" in any of your sets? I am a huge fan of the tune and think it would be cool to hear a live rendition of it.
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What I Said Then: This event was designed as a way to get us from Hell in a Cell to Survivor Series. The show accomplished this much better than Bragging Rights, the event which this show replaced on the WWE calendar, could have. This show was also an upgrade over the concept and execution of Bragging Rights. While there were no match of the year candidates, there wasn't anything horrible on this show either. It wasn't a bad way to spend three hours and I would recommend renting the DVD when it comes out.
Has My Opinion Changed? No.
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This DVD is definitely worth a Netflix rental. However, I don't recommend purchasing it. The most famous moment from this show has already been released on the DVD for the greatest PPV matches of 2011. While my review for that set has yet to be posted, based upon what I have seen of it so far, I recommend buying that set over this DVD. I plan to have my review for that DVD posted during the first week of January.
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I'm in the middle of a big-box store where I've let Grace, 6, walk around the corner to look at the Halloween costumes. A display of mini-pumpkins erupts seconds later when she comes tearing back around the corner like a bat out of you-know-where.
"Mama, I'm scared," she sobs shakily. As I rock her in my arms, my mind races for what could trigger such fear She finally calms enough to explain in a tremulous voice, "The mummy tried to grab me."
I restore the little pumpkins to their display shelf, then pick up my own scared little pumpkin. I try to lighten the mood by saying, "Mummy's no match for Mommy," as we round the corner to check things out.
Let's just say Mommy spoke too soon — this was not the white, neatly wrapped Halloween decoration I'd anticipated. Instead, I was met by a five-foot tall, raggedly-bandaged creature whose skeletal flesh peeped through his wraps and whose sinister red eyes glowed from deep within bony sockets.
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In the car on the way home, Grace seemed calmed by our long conversation about what's real and what's not. I explained how the mummy was like a "big craft project" made of plastic and wired with gadgets and batteries to light up and move.
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When we got home, she still wanted to get out our Halloween decorations. I promised we could do it after school the next day, so that I'd have time to shop for some supplies with which to haunt our house in a more "friendly" manner.
The next day, Grace and I got down to Halloween business. With cotton balls and tissues we made baby ghosts, and for our fireplace mantle we made a gauzy ghost family to mirror our own — we even included our dog Buster.
We got out all her teddy bears and "costumed them" by tying orange and black bows around their necks, adding paper masks and party hats made from orange construction paper and Halloween stickers.
I grouped clear vases, votive holders, and candy dishes that we filled with candy corn, orange jelly beans, and black licorice. (If that's too tempting, I suggest dried black beans and fall potpourri.)
That night as we lit some orange candles Grace said, "Mama, Halloween can be sweet and not scary, right?"
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The revival of "Pippin" has evolved into a warmer, giddier show, but the darkness is still there, beneath the surface.
Friday, August 22, 2014
Often ignored by front-rank architects, left to corporate specialists who churn out too many heartless buildings, hospitals are a critical frontier for design.
The revival of "Pippin" has evolved into a warmer, giddier show, but the darkness is still there, beneath the surface.
Kate Bush steps onto a London stage next week for her first live shows since 1978, and her fans are traversing continents to take part.
On Ariana Grande's new album, "My Everything," the young pop star strikes a balance between sweet and sultry.
Peter Capaldi, the new star of the BBC's "Doctor Who," says his version of the Doctor is more sardonic and elusive.
"If I Stay" hits the audience with a series of tragedies that ripple out from a car accident on a snowy Oregon road.
"Wicked," which passed the 10-year mark last fall, evinces little sign of box office fatigue, especially among tweens.
Reading a review of an exhibition at the Queens Museum, George Lawler was shocked to see a photograph with a portrait of his father, who robbed a bank in 1955.
The producers of "Motown: The Musical" plan to close the show on Broadway in January then bring it back in 2016.
The MTV Video Music Awards' video of the year nominees have revealing moments about their identities in their work.
"Frank Miller's Sin City: A Dame to Kill For" revisits damaged and deadly souls in this stylized marriage of comic-book panels and hard-boiled dialogue, now in 3-D.
Elisabeth Moss and Mark Duplass star in "The One I Love," about a couple sent on a mysterious retreat to help their marriage.
A criminal enforcer ends up working with an assassin's blind sister in the Italian film "Salvo."
Ms. Behbahani touched on sensitive topics in her poems, often upsetting Iranian authorities.
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John Lithgow and Alfred Molina star in "Love Is Strange" as Manhattan men who marry but are forced to live separately.
At a shooting ground in Dover Plains, N.Y., a writer tries her hand at a sporting clays course — "golf with shotguns" — with friends.
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News: DJ Drama On Turning His "B*tch" Up A Notch, "I Didn't Want To Necessarily Call It A Remix, But 1.5"
Saturday, May 12, 2012 9:28AM
With the new "We In This B*tch 1.5" anthem currently circulating online, Atlanta's DJ Drama recently explained how the remixed track came together and why Young Money's Drake was a perfect fit.
According to Drama, there was no other big rapper more suited for "We In This B*tch 1.5" than Drizzy.
"As I was working on the video, around that time--as a DJ, we're always thinking about remixes, I don't know why--but I thought about [how] it would be hard to remix the record respectfully with such an originally all-star line up," Dram explained to XXLMag.com. "So when the thought came about, clearly the record started with Future, and I definitely wanted to give him an opportunity to rock on it and put a verse. When it came down to really thinking what would make sense, I spoke to Drake and wanted to see if he would be interested in rockin' on the record, and he was with it. He sent me back a killer verse. Seeing as Future was on the original, and Drake who's a pretty popular guy these days, I didn't necessarily wanna call it a remix, but 1.5--a little step." (XXL Mag)
This week, Drama also spoke on Drake practically murdering his verse.
"When you have a record like that and [you want] to add onto it, there's not a lot of things you could do," he said. "[Drake] came with a monster verse, [and he's] another young, fresh talent, somebody out here that I look at the same way I look at Meek, who's really keeping hip-hop culture moving forward, so I felt it was only best." (MTV)
Recently, Barack O'Drama talked to SOHH about how the original record came together.
"It's always the people that make the decision [on how good something is], but I definitely knew I had something special," Drama told SOHH, "and even the way the record came together, you know, it had no other choice but to be special. From me getting the beats from Kane [Beatz], which took about a year, to the idea of the hook coming to me and giving it to Future, with the space that he's in right now. And then me getting Tip, Jeezy and Luda on one record, what it means to Atlanta and me repping for the city and me making that vision. It definitely is a special record and I'm glad to be a part of it. It's exciting, especially for what it means to the culture." (SOHH)
The music video officially premiered online last weekend.
ATL stand up. DJ Drama teams with Young Jeezy, T.I., Ludacris, and Future in the video for "We in This B*tch," the first single off his upcoming album Quality Street Music. The Atlanta rappers perform against different colored backdrops in the Benny Boom-directed clip. "We gonna do a classic, kinda 'Flava in Ya Ear' throwback video," said Boom. "We wanted to do something epic performance-wise. You got the best in ATL coming together all on one track, so we wanted to make sure that we did things phenomenally." (Rap-Up)
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We used to beg and plead with my parents to take us to Chuck E. Cheese's whenever we passed it even though we knew it was more of a special occasion type place. Sure the pizza and prizes sucked, but this place was magical! The games were classic and the indoor playground was awesome. Am I wrong to remember Chuck wearing a suit/tux? He's certainly changed his appearance from a more realistic version of Mickey Mouse to a fun loving kid over the years. Today there are more than 500 locations in the US and other countries in the western hemisphere.
The idea of Chuck E. Cheese's first came from the founder of Atari. The concept was to have video games and entertainment in a family, restaurant environment. Several break ups and mergers later, Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza Time Theater evolved into what is the Chuck E. Cheese's we know today.
Up until the mid 90s a big draw to the restaurant was the animated characters that performed on a stage. I remember it was always a big deal when the curtains opened and these animatronics started jamming out. Of course, once you got older you couldn't see the big deal because they were obviously fake.
The main staple you eat at Chuck E. Cheese's is of course, pizza. I'm not sure if it's improved any, but the quality was terrible. It was sort of like eating cardboard. Therefore, you did not go to eat pizza, you went for the entertainment. And if you got hungry… food was easily accessible.
Cups full of tokens were one of those things that made the pizza worth it.
Unfortunately the exchange rate for tokens never really seemed fair to me. For the amount of money I was putting in, I should have been able to get TONS of tokens, right? Wrong. Tokens would get used up fast and then my parent's wouldn't give me any more money because they felt like they had already given me enough.
Since I was on a token budget, I'd always go for the games that would give me tickets so I could trade them in. But of course you never had enough tickets to get the really cool stuff. If you were lucky you could get plastic rings, a pencil, and some fake bugs… for ten dollars worth of tokens?
Chuck E. Cheese's has a very clever money scheme going. Kind of like Disney World, but worst. Apparently they are looking at switching from tokens to money cards and I wouldn't be surprised if they made you buy the card on top of adding money to it!
Chuck E. Cheese's had some classic games that I always looked forward to playing:
Wacky Gator
Skee Ball
Hungry Hippos
Storm Stopper
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Having a birthday party there was like a dream come true for kids and a nightmare for parents. But at least there was cake, food and entertainment! I once worked with a lady who said the only thing that made Chuck E. Cheese bearable was the fact that they served beer and that she was lucky that her kids were older by the time they stopped serving it.
The best story I have about Chuck E. Cheese is from when my older cousin had her birthday there. As a kid she had pretty wild hair, so as she went in to blow out the candles, her hair caught on fire! Luckily nothing bad happened but it sure did make for a good family video. My cousins always said that after that she was traumatized by Chuck E. Cheese.
For more info and fun, check out the Chuck E. Cheese's website. Do you have a memory to share? I'd like to end with this hilariously funny video of the Chuck E. Cheese band performing "Love in this Club" by Usher:
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The last time we went to Chuck E. Cheese we witnessed patrons screaming racial slurs at the white manager that their pizza didn't come fast enough. We ordered before them, and got our pizza after them. It was just busy, and they wanted it all free. We finally got our pizza, and a grown man (different family) came over to our table, picked up some of our pizza and ate it. He glared at me as if to challenge me. Children from the first group (the screaming maniacs) pushed my daughter down, and took her tokens.
Seriously, visit a Chuck E Cheese right after welfare gets paid.
Yeah Chuckie-Cheese sucks the last time i went there these 10 year olds came up to me (btw im only 12) they pushed me,i got pissed and threw one off the 12 foot high indoor playground.Thats how my last visit went.FUCK YOU CHUCKIE-CHEESE
…I don't have any horror stories, the last time I was a Chucky Cheese patron I distinctly remember the Spice Girls playing. Hehe. 90s.
ahhh.. the mid 80′s.. I remember the animatronics.. they scared the living crap out of me when I was five! So LOUD with the jerky movements. Plus My location was the Danvers, Massachusetts restaurant that had one of only two of the infamous "cheese factory mouse maze" giant funhouses with slides and platforms etc.. all enclosed in a giant house! My aunt who took me there dragged me in in the name of fun and we almost got stuck and lost in there! I bet it was a safety and maintenance nightmare which is why there was only ever two. Plus big kids were beating up kids as they went through and they let my aunt and me pass right on by thank you very much The pizza did suck. It made pre-new recipe domino's taste like Famous Ray's in NYC.. that bad.. I did turn in a million tokens for three little green plastic army men.. fun times..
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hi my name is heather arnaud, i was at the chuck cheese.
Ah, haha. I remember how very "off" those robots were. I was among the children brave enough to touch the dog's foot (it was close enough to the edge of the stage for a kindergartner to reach) and it surprised me by how "clunky" it felt.
I remember the best prize I won there was a big, yellow plastic frog. To have as a comparison a similar local venue where I played in my preteens offered prizes that, if you were skilled enough in the games, would earn you prizes that at retail would cost as much as the tokens you spent. These prizes were still cheap, but at least it wasn't five dollar plastic frogs. :-p
at the moment i work at the chuckee cheeses in edison and i used to go all the time. i loved the memorys i had and am glad to make kids memorys this time around


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- Lightweight. Carry a few for your dork friends who said at the TH "It won't rain!" Ha! You look like a hero!
- It makes one look like a homeless person.
- It will rip easily, on sharp plants, and here in the desert, those are plentiful.
I think I told it all in the pros and cons.
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Each year, our leadership team and employees are assessed on their ability to foster diversity and teamwork. This makes our work environment more productive, more dynamic, and more positive. It enables us to come together and deliver the kind of outstanding results Honeywell has come to expect.
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A letter in the Feedback section of the March PM Network said Agile is not a project management methodology--I agree. Waterfall and various forms of Agile are definitely software development methodologies, not project management methodologies.
However, we can learn a lot with an open dialogue in both directions.
One common misconception among IT professionals is the assumption that the PMBOK® Guide approach to project management and the waterfall software development methodology are synonymous. Nothing could be more wrong.
Certainly you can manage a waterfall development using the PMBOK® Guide processes but nothing in the PMBOK® Guide mandates developing a fully detailed project plan before starting work on development. All the PMBOK® Guide requires is the current phase is planned before starting work. This is absolutely compatible with the Agile approach to iterative development.
Another misconception is that any new software development is automatically a project. Projects are temporary endeavors--this means temporary teams. If your IT shop is set up with stable teams working on a prioritized list of jobs using scrum or something similar, it is far more likely to be operational work rather than project work.
With these misconceptions cleared, there seem to be three key areas for discussion. (Your comments will be welcome leading into some future blogs.)
What are the differences in the way project management processes are applied in an Agile project compared to a waterfall project? Some thoughts:
• The need for a much lighter "touch" managing an Agile project
• The need for a higher level of trust in managing Agile teams
• The need for robust change management and configuration management to track the evolution of the Agile project
• The critical importance of developing the correct strategy and architecture at the beginning of the Agile project
Can traditional project management learn from Agile? Some of the trends in Agile seem to have wider application in any project involving knowledge work, including:
• The need to trust knowledge workers more than manual workers
• Success measured by customer satisfaction rather than quantitative outputs
• The need to keep the client involved
What triggers the choice between operational maintenance and development versus projects and waterfall versus Agile.
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Family Rollers (Coraciidae)
Near Threatened
European Roller (Coracias garrulus)
French: Rollier d'Europe German: Blauracke Spanish: Carraca Europea
Other common names: Eurasian Roller, Blue Roller, Common Roller
Coracias Garrulus
Linnaeus, 1758,
Often regarded as forming a superspecies with C. caudatus and C. abyssinicus, though those two are probably more closely allied to each other than either is to present species. Two subspecies recognized.
Subspecies and Distribution
C. g. garrulus Linnaeus, 1758 - NW Africa, SW, SC & E Europe and Asia Minor E through NW Iran to SW Siberia.
C. g. semenowi Loudon & Tschusi, 1902 - Iraq and Iran (except NW) E to Kashmir, N to Turkmeniya, S Kazakhstan and NW China (W Sinkiang).
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31–32 cm; male 127–160 g, female 130–154 g; birds wintering in Africa c. 120 g. A large roller without tail-streamers, proportionately larger-headed than... read more
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Invertebrates, mainly beetles and other hard-bodied insects, and some small vertebrates: beetles of at least 14 families represented in... read more
Lays in May–Jul. Monogamous; normally solitary and territorial, with typical rolling and diving aerial display, rarely semi-colonial... read more
An intercontinental migrant, almost entire world population wintering in Africa S of Sahara. In... read more
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Not globally threatened. European population estimated in 1990's at c. 16,000–24,000 pairs, with strongholds in Iberia (6600 pairs), and from Balkans to Belarus,... read more
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If College Football Had a Playoff: #12 Penn State NIttany Lions @ #5 Florida Gators
This current matchup of Penn State traveling to the swamp against the Florida Gators will be another good game in this bracket (you hear that BCS). After losing the SEC title game we will all see if Tim Tebow can will the Gators through another four games to repeat as national champions. Penn State will use their defense that gave up only 11.8 points per game to try to stop the Florida Gators which will only hold up for so long.


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After looking back at Depo in 2004, I figured that there was enough to be said about Colletti that it would be too long to say in a comment. I think we have to understand what Colletti was thinking and how that led him to make the decisions he did. It's one thing to say he made terrible decisions now, but remember, at the time they were made, many of his decisions seemed reasonable, though many more were also terrible.
Going into 2006, the Dodgers were supposed to have as everyday outfielders Jose Cruz Jr, Kenny Lofton and JD Drew. Ricky Ledee, who Depo signed as a 5th outfielder and pinch hitter, remained and the out of options Cody Ross got the call to be the 4th outfielder. Andre Ethier would begin the year in AAA, Matt Kemp in AA. Jayson Werth would spend the entirety of 2006 out with an injury.
Lofton got hurt pretty quick, so Jason Repko got the call. Repko had a great April, hitting .328/.414/.574 for the month. Once Lofton got back, though, something had to give, and especially once Jeff Kent was hit on the wrist by a pitch and a backup 2b was needed, that forced Cody Ross out. While Ross just had a great game where he hit 2 home runs, he hadn't demonstrated a lot more major league success, and there's only so much stock you should put in one good game, especially when the first homer was hit off Oliver Perez. While Ricky Ledee could have been dropped, he was your lefty bat of the bench (the bat flip was in 2007, and sadly never repeated), and the guy who shows up on the 2005 team's baseball-reference page as the primary left fielder. So Ross goes.
Repko would be optioned eventually, and Andre Ethier would be called up to play left field in the wake of the deteriorating play of Jose Cruz Jr. Cruz made almost $3m in 2006, coming off of a season where he played for 3 teams but still put up an .837 OPS and 18 hr. A 30-30 player 5 years earlier with a career .795 OPS up to that point, Cruz was not expected to fall off a cliff at age 32, or at least he was expected to rebound sometime later in the season. But he continued to suck, while Ethier played very well until he hit a wall in September and was benched for the hot hand of Marlon "Merlin" Anderson. Cruz and Ledee would be released or claimed much, much later in the season.
Matt Kemp, dubbed "the Bison" after Don Sutton remarked that he looked like a buffalo stealing second (or because he's built tougher than a robot made of nails), went on a tear and hit 7 home runs in the first two weeks of June. From June 15 on, Matt Kemp hit a Michael Jordan-like .202/.233/.275 with 5 walks to 42 strikeouts for the rest of the season, though he was mentored by proven veteran leader and baserunning master Jeff Kent.
Going into 2007, the plan was JD Drew, Andre Ethier, and some stop-gap solution until Kemp was ready. Then Drew exercised his option, and Colletti was shocked that Drew didn't do what he said to the media he would do. The Dodgers needed two outfielders, though Jayson Werth was not selected to be one of them, or given a chance to be one of them. Werth had just missed all of 2006 with injury, and in 2005 hit an uninspiring .234/.338/.374. Desperate for outfield help, including an outfielder who could play center field, Colletti opted for Juan Pierre. Other marquee names on the outfield market were Alfonso Soriano (8 yrs, $121m), Carlos Lee (6 yrs, $100m), Gary Matthews Jr (5 yrs, $50m), and Dave Roberts (3 yrs, $14m). To fill that third spot, the winner was Luis Gonzalez, who is probably best known for being an ass. During the course of the year, Matt Kemp played well while Loney hit a wall, and then finally took over first base.
Going into 2008, Colletti was beginning to see that Pierre would not be a viable centerfielder for very long since he had a noodle arm. The obvious answer was to stick Matt Kemp in center field, move Pierre to left, keep Ethier in right and prove that you know Joe Torre isn't a good manager, but that he (along with a gigantic contract) can draw A-Rod to LA. And you're wrong. First of all, we know now (and suspected then) that McCourt wasn't going to shell out for A-Rod, even if he would draw more fans and make the team successful. Secondly, other than that, the free agent market wasn't great for hitters, but Colletti had to make a splash after a losing season, thus the signing of Andruw Jones. It was a lot of money, but it was only for 2 years. Jones turned out to be horrible, Kemp eventually took over centerfield after splitting some time with Ethier, and then came the trade that nobody saw coming. Manny. Ramirez. Manny was on fire and helped to carry the team to the division title.
Unable to see any way the Dodgers could do well (and sell tickets) without Manny, Colletti almost had to re-sign him, but it was becoming obvious that the Dodgers didn't have any money to spend. Manny and Casey Blake were acquired without the Dodgers taking on salary in 2008. So in the offseason before 2009, Manny was signed to a contract deferring money over three years after he had left the team. This compounded with the restructuring of Andruw Jones' contract that led to his release - he would be paid until 2014, giving the team more short term flexibility while sacrificing payroll from 2011-2013, when the core of the team would be reaching free agency.
Meanwhile, Jayson Werth is just hitting free agency this offseason, and Cody Ross has one more year before he hits the market. While they would have been good to have in 2007, who knows what Werth, Ross, Ethier would have done in the outfield. What if Werth goes down and Ross toes the Mendoza line? Or if they do well, what becomes of Matt Kemp? And is it too much pressure on the sophomore Ethier to be the 3 hitter already? Would this have prevented Manny to LA (or for that matter, the 2 year deal after 2008), and would that have been a good thing?
My inclinations are to say that even with Werth, Ross and Ethier, you need to sign someone else to be a starter for a year, so you need Alou, Catalanotto or even Gonzalez in 2007, assuming that Kemp will play over Ross once he gets it together and proves he's better at the major league level. Get an outfield with some depth, then keep flexibility for trading for third base or the rotation later in the season. But what would you have said 4 years ago? Truth be told, I was really excited when the Giants were about to sign Pierre and pissed that Colletti swooped in and signed him for an extra year, but then again, I thought Carlos Lee and Alfonso Soriano were reasonable signings back then.


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Your situation is complicated by the project manager's status as an outside consultant who might be reluctant to take the risk of damaging his relationship with your staff members by participating in such a meeting (and who might, quite reasonably, point out this is outside the scope of his current contract). Nonetheless, I don't see any alternatives. A conversation that doesn't include the employee strikes me as cowardly and would probably strike an employee as violating the legal principle of having the right to face your accuser (as it were).
If you didn't set this expectation at the beginning of the project, it's a bit more problematic, which means right now would be a good time to announce it, explaining it as a just-too-late idea that's better than not having it at all. Not doing it means reporting managers would have to assess employees' performance without knowing how they performed -- a far worse outcome.
My best suggestion is to explain the situation to everyone involved, letting them know when the first occurrence will take place. Since it's a retrofit, I'd suggest giving everyone at least six weeks to prepare.
One more thought: There's a good chance that, as first-timers, no one in your group will do this well, so you might consider sitting in on the first round to help facilitate proceedings and smooth over the inevitable rough edges.
- Bob
This story, "Don't let matrix management exclude employee performance," was originally published at InfoWorld.com. Read more of Bob Lewis's Advice Line blog on InfoWorld.com.


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The Athletic Center of St. Joseph's College is intended for the enjoyment and wellbeing of all members of the College community. Safety and courtesy are, therefore, of paramount importance. Visitors will be expected to comply with the following rules and regulations, which are designed to insure the safety and enhance the pleasure of all. Those who violate these norms may be barred from further access to the Center. Please note that scheduled activities, intercollegiate athletics and intramurals will take precedence over open recreational use.
Food is prohibited. Basketballs and volleyballs are available at the front desk. Gym bags are to be left in the locker rooms. No drinks are allowed (except for water) in the gym. A second pair of clean sneakers is required. Proper workout attire must be worn at all times. Follow the schedule for open gym and track availability.
Gymnasium Rules
The gymnasium contains two regulation basketball courts (94' by 50') and two regulation volleyball courts (30' by 60'). Ordinarily, non-scheduled hours are open recreational periods. Please note that scheduled physical education classes have priority over general use.
Spectators are not permitted to walk on the playing surface, but must stay on the perimeter of the court.
Intercollegiate athletics, tournaments, exhibitions and/or special College events take priority over open recreational periods. See control desk for schedule.
A second pair of sneakers must be worn on the courts. Rubber-soled shoes are NOT acceptable in the main arena; sneakers or aerobic shoes must be worn.
Please clean any excess debris off bottom of sneakers before entering.
Attire should be appropriate to the activity. No street attire.
No gym bags, gum, food or drinks (other than water bottles) are permitted in the gymnasium.
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♥shoes: Jeffrey Campbell Jerez
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I finally got these white Ament shoes from Jeffrey Campbell online store! They've been in my must have list for months. I'm soooo happy to get them!
I normally wear a size 7 in JC and that's what I got. I feel they run almost true to size, slightly small if anything. If you wanna wear them with chunky socks, I'd recommend you to order a half size larger.
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My hubby bought me these black/white Copeland shoes at Jeffrey Campbell Osaka the other day! I fell in love with them at first sight!
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SPARTA, Wisconsin (WXOW) - Larry Schaffer stands charged with the 2002 murders of Kale Kvistad and Connie DeGeorge. During a bond hearing Thursday afternoon, a Monroe County judge determined Schaffer will remain behind bars pending further legal proceedings.
Judge Mark Goodman said, "I'm going to grant the state's request for a two million dollar cash bond."
The Monroe County district attorney said he asked for such a significant cash bond based on Schaffer's criminal record--a lengthy rap sheet dating back to the 1980s.
"Including false imprisonment, burglary and substantial battery," said Monroe County D.A. Dan Cary. "He's been imprisoned a couple of times in Wisconsin and then he traveled to the state of Texas at some point around 2006 and engaged in activity there that I'm told involved at least an attempted burning of a girlfriend he had."
Despite Schaffer's past the defense argued for a lesser cash bond saying the 42-year-old has never missed a court appearance, and the evidence against him comes mostly from the testimony of Schaffer's acquaintances.
Judge Goodman said, "On the other hand, circumstantial evidence can often be [stronger] than direct evidence."
"Mr. Schaffer made statements to other people over the years at different times and in different places implicating himself in the commission of these crimes," said Cary.
The D.A. said gathering this evidence in cooperation with the FBI is in part why it's taken almost nine years to charge Schaffer with the double homicide. Regardless, given the history of this case, he said the legal system could help give the victims' families some peace of mind.
Schaffer is now set to make an initial appearance on February 28th at 9:00 a.m. Cary said it's important to remember Schaffer is presumed innocent until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt.
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My HO on Firefox
A little belated, but here's a great article on Firefox from from Randall Stross in Sunday's New York Times...
Since my intro to Firefox from my boys at iBiblio...kudos to Fred Stutzman...I've been hooked on the open-source browser. The speed is nice, and I'm liking the fact that my PC is less susceptibel to viurses and other tracking devices.
Another advantage is the tab feature that allows you to view multiple pages from one browser opening. However, I did make the mistake of keeping about five tabs open on one page, and I finally realized that the tabs were slowing my connection down. Despite my mistake, I often find Firefox downloading pictures fairly easily. So, there goes another thumbs up for the free browser.
The only disadvantage that I found is that the browser times out or even sometimes acts fairly slow in downloading images from time to time. Yet, with these safety measures in this browser, as Gary Schare, Director of Product Management for Windows, states in the article, the phenomeona on Firefox usage is like buying the new model of a car. As Stross likens, 'the very latest model is not a 2001 Internet Explorer, but a 2004 Firefox'...that's dope.


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Nokia's Catwalk smart phones to top Lumia 920
Nokia revealed it catwalk phone at the Mobile World Congress and there is a lot of buzz about it already. Well, by a lot of buzz, we mean everyone is going on about the fact that it is more of an improved Lumia 920. The big question of course is if it really is.
The new catwalk phone (that is not its proper name by the way) is a smartphone that will feature an all-round Aluminum casing and a thinner version of the Lumia 920's PureView phase 2 camera. By a thinner version, we wonder what that means.
The Nokia Catwalk phone is another Windows 8 OS based device and many are getting sour over that. A lot of people would have preferred it to be an Android device but it seems Nokia is hell bent on making their devices Windows based. As a matter of fact, many attendees at the big revelation were lamenting the operating system choice of the smartphone and we have our eyebrows raised at that. At no point did Nokia announce it will be delving into the Android platform. Why exactly are these people lamenting?
The new smartphone has been revealed but not much has been said about its other specifications. What we do know for sure is that Nokia is tossing out all the features in the Nokia Lumia 920 as well as the Nokia 808 PureView to create a device that is nothing short of phenomenal.
As things stand, we can see the new catwalk becoming the top of Nokia's pile and that really would not be a bad idea. Though the new Lumia range is not exactly considered hardcore or top of the range of smartphones on the market, Nokia has faith in its line and the company believes it has a whole lot to offer consumers.
The Windows 8 operating system which was launched by Microsoft last year sold over 40 million units within the first month of its release but it has not pushed Nokia's devices close enough to the top. If anything at all, the devices seem to be overlooked. In spite of that, Nokia doesn't seem to have any plans to drop Microsoft just yet. Those that love and trust the company still stick with the devices. It is a matter of loyalty or perhaps Nokia is worried about taking Samsung on with an Android device… we wonder if that is the case.
There is news that Verizon is planning to release its own Nokia Lumia 928 which will feature a metallic finish unlike the polycarbonate finishes we have been seeing on the Lumia range. Hmmm we will believe it when we see it. This smartphone is being rumored to be called the Nokia Lazer smartphone.
We expect to see a whole lot more from Nokia. The wireless charging technology in the Lumia 920 was great and now the company needs something stronger to blow us away.


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'MANGO HOUSE 1/1, OCEAN VIEW, KING BED, HOT TUB!! in Holualoa
- bedrooms 1
- baths 1
- sleeps 4
- pool no
- hot tub yes
- pets considered no
- type Bungalow
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 693 / week
$ 2,970 / month
vacation rental description
The ''mango'' house is located at a cool elevation and just 10 minutes from kahaluu beach park for snorkeling and 10 minutes from Historic Kona Town! All the creature comforts are available in this very comfortable 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom gem.
Please use a compact or midsize car for our parking space. Vans are not the best option....
No security deposit required from our guests. We rely on the HONOR system!
We have many activity brochures and a 'suggested best bets list' including beaches and restaurants to help you plan. Sip a cold one and watch the sunset out on the patio or use the bbq and enjoy... We have buffed this place out so you can experience the Aloha Spirit as we say in Hawaii!
Master bedroom has brand new additional 42' HDTV as well now so 2 HDTVs are provided. 2 HDTVS in unit!
Soothing Ocean view from the spacious unit.
Regarding HDTV, we have the Direct TV Premium package with all the channels you are accustomed to.
We have a Vizeo 42 inch HDTV and 2 sofa bed couches with pillows for your lounging pleasure in living room....Not to mention the KING size bed for your enjoyment in the bedroom as well....
Our bathroom has marble counters, maple cabinets, with a tile shower along with a brand new 17in water saver toilet.
Further Details: We have been on the big island for 30 years and chose sunset because of the perfect central location. We are easy going and care about all our friends wants and needs! We love to surf and play tennis-
NOTE: if this unit is booked we have another one roomed unit that is immaculate as well and priced at $95 a night!
It is homeaway # 3004616-check calendar, it is always updated.
The reason we bought this house was the location just 3 miles up from kona town and the ocean view. All of our neighbors share the 'Aloha Spirit!' with us and our guests...
This unit faces east/west and gets the daytime west winds and the cool nightime east winds for peaceful sleeping...-No A/C needed because of our 600 foot elevation...... 3 ceiling fans for ventilation anyway...Feel the natural breezes here! Usually it is sunny in the daytime and then towards sunset time we may get a nice, cool shower or two and then the next morning is usually nice and sunny....Kona weather is very comfortable-
We have a hot springs HOT TUB on the ocean side of the house so you can relax after a day of fun and see the ocean and a sunset too. Just steps from the unit. it is always at 103 degrees.
Located just 10 miles from Kona airport and only a quick 3 miles to Kona town, our cool elevation cools your mind and body after a day of activities or anything you want to do in paradise!
We also have fruits and veggies when in season! Beach chairs, coolers,beach towels, 2 boogy boards, snorkel gear and flashlights for a volcano run are available here for you. Unit is 10 feet from your parking space and no stairs. One stair in unit and one stair from bedroom to patio.FREE INTERNET- We have either wireless or hardwire internet connections.
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Henry Scroggin 808 329-1801
bungalow rental amenities
Property Type
- bungalow
- floor area 650 sq. ft.
- guests provide their own meals
Location Type
- near the ocean
- rural
- romantic
- tourist attractions
- iron & board
- mobile phone
- wireless internet
- thermos bottle
- activities guide
- alarm clock
- ceiling fans
- filtered water
- hair dryer
- laundry soap
- local maps
- paper towels
- local restaurant guide
- shampoo
- basic soaps
- toilet paper
- washing machine
- clothes dryer
- sofa bed
- internet
- towels provided
- broadband access
- linens provided
- coffee maker
- toaster
- blender
- coffee grinder
- ice maker
- pantry items
- stove
- refrigerator
- freezer
- oven
- microwave
- cooking utensils
- grill
- 4 ring stove
- dishwasher
- dining area
Pool / Spa
- outdoor hot tub
- hot tub
- jacuzzi
- Bathrooms
- 1 bathroom
- full 1: toilet, shower
- see pictures and video
- Bedrooms
- 1 bedroom, sleeps 4
- bedroom 1: 1 king, 2 sleep sofa /futon
- King Bed +: Sofa sleeper in the living room.
- television
- satellite / cable
- games
- lawn / garden
- barbecue
- beach chairs
- beach towels
- small cooler
- outdoor grill
- wood deck
- outdoor grill gas
- patio
- porch / veranda
- suitable for elderly or infirm
- children welcome
- non smoking only
- pets not allowed
- Notes
- Handicapped Accessible (may have limitations): email for details, Cell Phone: Bring your own cell phone-no phone, Ocean View: nice ocean view from the living room, bedroom or the outside patio....Gas/Electric BBQ Grill: located outside in central location, Premier Direct TV with 42 inch HDTV-Top of the line direct package with the maximum movies and sports and everything-coin operated washer and dryer. $1 to operate each.
activities and attractions in Holualoa The Big Island
- cinemas
- marina
- restaurants
Leisure Activities
- horseback riding
- walking
- scenic drives
- bird watching
- whale watching
- outlet shopping
- sight seeing
Sports & Adventure Activities
- snorkeling
- pier fishing
- deepsea fishing
- hiking
- jet skiing
- surfing
- hunting
- golf
- mountain biking
- sailing
- cycling
- fishing
- swimming
- tennis
accepted payment methods
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The Key - Günzburg/ Bayern/ Deutschland
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A nice lovely key!
posted by: Bianka11
location: Bayern, Germany
date approved: 3/15/2014
last visited: 3/15/2014
Metzgerei Krone - Ergenzingen, Germany, BW
This is an old unique artistic shop sign for a butcher called 'Krone' (cown). It is located at the 'Albrecht-Wirt-Straße' in Ergenzingen, Germany, Baden-Württenberg.
posted by: Tante.Hossi
location: Baden-Württemberg, Germany
date approved: 3/10/2014
last visited: never
Germania - Horb, Germany, BW
At the 'Altheimer Straße' in Horb, Germany, Baden-Württemberg is the restaurant 'Germania' located. It has a unique artistic shop sign.
date approved: 3/7/2014
Gasthof & Brauerei Adler - Weitingen, Germany, BW
At the 'Dorfstraße' opposite to the town hall in Weitingen, Germany, Baden-Württemberg exists the former restaurant and brewery 'Zum Adler' (Eagle) wchich has an unique artist shop sign.
The Golden Lion - Church Street, York, Great Britain.
A Gold Lion sign hangs in front of the 'Golden Lion Pub' a traditional British pub in the heart of York's historic city.
posted by: veritas vita
location: Northeast England, United Kingdom
Golden Fleece - Pavement, York, Great Britain.
A sheep with a golden fleece hangs above The "Golden Fleece" a public house near the shambles, Pavement, York, UK.
date approved: 3/6/2014
Tomorrowland Terrace Restaurant Sign - Lake Buena Vista, FL
This restaurant sign is located right in front of the Monster's Inc. scare floor.
posted by: bluesnote
location: Florida
date approved: 2/17/2014
last visited: 6/6/2014
The Crown & Crest - Lake Buena Vista, FL
This sign is located in the UK Pavilion in Epcot, above the gift shop front entrance.
last visited: 5/24/2014
Restaurant Ochsen - Rheinfelden, AG, Switzerland
A historic restaurant sign in Rheinfelden.
posted by: fi67
location: Nordwestschweiz (AG/BL/BS), Switzerland
date approved: 2/6/2014
Glaserei "Möller" in Horn - Hamburg, Germany
This is the shop sign of a glazier's workshop called "Möller" in Horn, a district of Hamburg, Germany. It shows an idealized lamp, their logo, on a round stained-glas sign in Tiffany art style hanging from a post.
posted by: alsterdrache
location: Hamburg, Germany
last visited: 8/21/2014
Le Centre funéraire E. Montpetit & fils - Saint-Zotique, Québec, Canada
Le Centre funéraire E. Montpetit & fils is located in Saint-Zotique, Québec, Canada.
posted by: tatie
location: Quebec, Canada
date approved: 1/19/2014
last visited: 1/25/2014
Siedler Jewelry Store - Vienna, Austria
Siedler Jewelers are located at:
Kohlmarkt 3
1010 Wien
posted by: Metro2
location: Wien, Austria
date approved: 1/16/2014
last visited: 9/8/2013
Zeppo - Lake Oswego, Oregon
This sign for Zeppo grabs your attention when your looking for something to eat or just passing by.
posted by: DocDTA
location: Oregon
date approved: 1/11/2014
last visited: 1/11/2014
Paul's A Coffee Bar - Chewelah, WA
Ensconced in this former bank is a praiseworthy coffee bar we didn't expect to find in a tiny town like Chewelah. Too, it has a great sign out front.
posted by: BK-Hunters
location: Washington
date approved: 1/6/2014
last visited: 4/10/2014
Restaurant Rössli - Gelterkinden, BL, Switzerland
A restaurant sign in the center of Gelterkinden.
date approved: 12/25/2013
The Swedish Crown Restaurant -- Lindsborg KS
The lovely wrought-iron sign made especially for the Swedish Crown Restaurant in downtown "Little Sweden," Lindsborg KS.
posted by: Benchmark Blasterz
location: Kansas
date approved: 12/14/2013
last visited: 7/28/2013
Stagecoach Antiques - Kettle Falls, WA
Groping our way through a snowstorm we spotted a sign we had not previously noticed on clear and sunny days. It looked sufficiently interesting to warrant a stop.
date approved: 11/18/2013
last visited: 1/19/2014
"Fregata" Restaurant - Prague, Czech Republic
"Fregata" Restaurant in Prague.
posted by: ToRo61
location: Hlavni mesto Praha, Czech Republic
date approved: 11/10/2013
last visited: 1/20/2014
"The Key" Part VII/ 96047 Bamberg/ Germany
A nice key, hanging over a shop entrace in Bamberg, Bavaria!
posted by: *Team Krombaer*
date approved: 11/3/2013
last visited: 11/3/2013
Zum Becher - Stuttgart, Germany, BW
This is a unique artistic shop sign for a restaurant called 'Zum Becher' (Cup). It is located at the 'Urbanstraße' in Stuttgart, Germany, Baden-Württemberg.
date approved: 10/24/2013
Goldschmid Arne Ulrich - Bad Cannstatt, Germany, BW
This is an unique artistic shop sign for a gold smith called 'Goldschmid Arne Ulrich'. It is located at the 'Heimsche Gasse 2' in Bad Cannstatt, Germany, Baden-Württenberg.
Arena's Florist - East Ave, Rochester, NY, USA
Who could mistake this for anything but a florist shop with a sign like this! And if that wasn't enough, there is a smaller sign of similar design indicating patron parking
posted by: sagefemme
location: New York
date approved: 10/23/2013
The Key, Part VI - Hirschberg/ Thüringen/ Deutschland
A nice key with a horseshoe.
date approved: 10/18/2013
The Key, Part V - 98724 Lauscha/ Thüringen/ Deutschland
Two golden Keys in Lauscha.
location: Thüringen, Germany
date approved: 10/17/2013
last visited: 4/30/2014
The Key, Part IV - 07422 Bad Blankenburg/ Thüringen/ Deutschland
a unique shopsign in Bad Blankenburg
date approved: 10/15/2013
last visited: 10/16/2013
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(08/19/13) - With another successful Back to the Bricks in the rearview mirror, it's time to prepare for the The Health Plus Crim Festival of Races.
16,000 people are expected to participate in a variety of races and walking events this weekend.
Race officials have tweaked the courses for the 10-mile, the one mile and the 5K.
The changes, which will take them through the campus, will allow more runners to participate while preserving much of the traditional routes.
The first two miles of the 10 mile race have changed, and that means runners will see a different part of the city.
"This part of Kearsley is great. It's the University of Michigan-Flint's campus, the newer part, absolutely gorgeous. It's a great place to spectate. Beautiful to run on," said Andy Younger, of the Crim Fitness Foundation.
Mile-long events have been moved to Friday evening. Those routes will also go through a portion of the UM-Flint campus.
"We're going to have 20 or more of the fastest professional runners, men and women in the country. And they're going to be competing for a really sizeable prize purse," Younger said.
That event is called the Professional Mile. The Michigan Mile is for less serious runners.
Winning a block M by running the Michigan Mile has become very popular. If you want to earn this, you're going to have to register soon.
As always, there is a tremendous need for volunteers to make the Festival of Races a success.
"We rely on thousands of volunteers to help with anything from passing out T-shirts and bibs at the expo to handing out water to runners on the course to helping with pizza and drinks after the race," Younger said.
This year, officials have brought back race-day registration. For details, click HERE.
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Why would the international community care about the crisis in Tajikistan?
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This is the question that I have been thinking about since the time when the Tajik government officially admitted its impotence to cope with the energy crisis that we have in our country and appealed to international community for help to survive the coldest winter in five decades (by BBC). But, why should the international community correct the mistakes of our government? The help of other countries means a temporary cure for Tajikistan but not the full treatment. When they give assistance to the population they give assistance to the government which itself does not care about its people. By appealing to the international community the government wants to put its burden on someone else.
Here is another question that makes me wonder: why the humanitarian aid from other countries is considered as a right thing but when it comes to promotion of democracy (or anything like that) it is considered as interference in internal affairs?
Here is some information from AsiaPlus (rus) and other sources that clearly shows the scale of the crisis in Tajikistan.
The supply of electricity is decreasing day after day as the water in Nurek dam decreases and it has almost reached the critical point when the Nurek hydropower station will work only on the inflow of Vakhsh River. In that situation the hydropower station will produce only 15 million kilowatts/day. To make a comparison today the aluminum plant Talco uses 16 million kilowatts/day.
In present time, most of the population in the rural areas is supplied with electricity only 1,5 hour per day. In Dushanbe the population is supplied with electricity from 5 a.m. to 10 a.m. in the morning and from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. in the evening. The rest of the time people dont have electricity and it also means no cooking, no heating etc. Most of the enterprises have been closed down and the employees were forced to go to unscheduled and unpaid vacations.
Students have thirty-minute classes and sit in the classrooms with their coats and hats on. And the Ministry of Education still does not want to postpone classes till the warmer times. People who live in building apartments make fires in the streets to cook food and get warm. Some of them also do not have water in their apartments because the water-pipes got frozen. Yesterday running water was cut off for reconstruction almost in the the whole city of Dushanbe for three days.
48% of hospitals and other medical centers in the country are not supplied with electricity and dont have water. There is little data about the deaths of adult people but we know that many newly-born children died during this cold period in the maternity hospitals. According to media reports, 303 babies and 12 young women have died as a result of this situation over the last month.
Things will get even worse in the spring. The energy crisis will turn into food crisis. We are already experiencing it (by BBC).
Today the farmers cannot save the crop which was harvested last year and they try to sell it for cheaper prices as soon as they can. These products mostly fruits and vegetables – are supposed to be sold in the spring. Because of the cold winter we lost most of the crop planted in fall. We lost most of the grape gardens and some other fruit gardens that could not survive because of the abnormal cold. Also, according to the official statistics Tajikistan lost more than seven hundred hectares of potato fields. Taking into consideration that more than 93% of Tajikistan is mountains, this is a substantial amount.
We already buy one non (round bread) for two somonis (almost 60 cents). Last week it cost 1 somoni and one year ago it cost 20 dirams (1 somoni = 100 dirams).
The most interesting thing is that, we blame everyone for our problems Uzbeks who dont give us gas, Kyrgyz who dont give us electricity, Afghans who use our electricity etc. but we dont blame ourselves. If we will not understand that it is only us who can change the situation we will live in such terrible conditions forever.
I am not against the humanitarian aid, but this can not endure forever. The sad thing about the whole situation is that, the warmer period will come and people will forget about this crisis. Today is really warm outside and I'm sure that half of the population has forgotten about the crisis. Tajiks are such people by nature that they go to see a doctor only when they are with one leg in grave. They behave in such way in regards to all other problems that they have throughout their life.


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PLANS to convert the kitchen showroom Studio K in Monmouth Street, Bridgwater, into two studio apartments are recommended for approval at a Sedgemoor District Council meeting tomorrow (February 12).
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The Angels head into the offseason with 3/5's of the rotation missing and holes in the bullpen that need to be fixed. Dipoto's going to have to get creative with the money available (even with Abreu, Torii, Santana, Haren, Izturis, Hawkins, Isringhausen, and Scott Kazmir's buyout all coming off the books.) It's pretty clear that Dipoto has let these players go so that their is enough payroll flexibility to sign the number offseason priority, Zack Greinke. Unfortunately, there's one HUGE problem standing in the way and that's the Dodgers idiot owners signing every player available, because apparently money does grow on trees.
Getting into a bidding war with the Dodgers is almost a lose-lose situation, the Angels bid against them, win, and sign Greinke for a billion dollars, or they watch Greinke go because the price is astronomical. This leads me to my point, would the Dodgers be doing us a favor then? Although losing Greinke would make the rotation a joke, I think avoiding paying Greinke $150 million would help the Angels in the long run and possibly make them better next year.
Allow me to explain, while the idea of Greinke seems terrible, letting him walk and not overpaying him would allow the Angels to use that money, along with the money already of the books, to fill other holes on the team. Instead of giving Greinke $20+ million dollars the Angels could use that to get 2 or even 3 starting pitchers for the price of Greinke. The Angels could sign Kuroda, Saunders, and Young-I'm referring to Chris Young-or Villanueva and fix their rotation issues. With the remaining money, the bullpen could be fixed. Pitchers like Howell, Uehara, Farnsworth, and Fujikawa could all be fits and help solidify a major problem of this team over the last few seasons.
Keep in mind major salary jumps for Pujols, Wilson, Weaver, and Kendrick are about to happen and the Angels also have some arbitration cases to take care of. There's also the idea of an extension for Trout going forward so letting Greinke go could help with that. And if the Angels really wanted to, once all the other contracts are gone (Vernon Wells), they could use the money and sign someone like Kershaw, Longoria, or King Felix in a couple seasons. I would prefer the Angels to retain Greinke, but not for $130+ million dollars! Be smart Angels and don't overpay for Greinke, let the Dodgers make the mistake and figure it out the hard way


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Apr 2, 2014 | Kentucky State Police
Armed Robbery at Letcher County Business
On Tuesday, April 1, 2014, at approximately 4:06 a.m., Kentucky State Police Post 13 in Hazard received a call from an employee with the Isom Double Kwik, advising that the store had been robbed at gunpoint.
Hillbillies: Natives of eastern Kentucky
I've had numerous emails from folks complaining that "We don't talk like that" in reference to some quotes I attributed to my old pal, the late Truman Caudill.
Letcher County Business Robbed Early Sunday Morning
On Sunday, March 2, 2014, Kentucky State Police Post 13, in Hazard, received a call advising that the Isom Double Kwik, located at 9722 HWY 15 South, in the Isom community of Letcher County, had been robbed.
Letcher County Woman Killed in a Collision
An 18 year old Letcher County woman was killed in a two vehicle collision in Knott County.
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Competition on Saturday began in pristine conditions in front of a teeming crowd at the Quiksilver Saquarema Prime under sunny skies, warm weather and waves in the 4-6 foot range (1.5-2 meters). With greatly improving conditions throughout the week, the light winds provided long barrels and a canvas for heavy carves and committed hacks on the open faces at the lefthand pointbreak of Itauna Beach, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
Gabriel Medina (BRA), was the day's in-form surfer as he earned the highest heat-wave total of the day by scoring an 18.80 (out of a possible 20 points) in his victory against Glenn Hall (IRL) in the morning, and then followed by scoring an 18.47 in his heat against Kiron Jabour (HAW) in the afternoon.
"The waves are great, my board feels good and with perfect conditions like these, I just try to get quality waves and surf them to the best of my ability," said Gabriel Medina. "Today (Saturday) was wonderful, I had two great heats and I hope things stay the same for tomorrow."
In a tight battle, local surfer Raoni Monteiro (BRA), took out the defending event winner, Matt Wilkinson (AUS), by a score of 17.46 to 17.20 in what was the most exciting heat of the day.
"This is my house!" claimed the victorious Raoni Monteiro after qualifying into the Quarter-Finals. "Yesterday I hurt my back picking up my daughter and I couldn't even walk around last night. I hope to be well enough to make it to the Finals tomorrow."
With their performances at the Quiksilver Saquarema Prime, Mitchel Coleborn (AUS), Jadson Andre (BRA) and Marc Lacomare (FRA) have guaranteed a berth into the Quarter-Finals and more importantly, have reached the top 10 in the ASP World Ranking for the WCT 2014.
"That was such an important heat for me and it was probably the tensest in my entire life," declared a relieved Jadson Andre after defeating Bernardo Miranda (BRA) in the Round of 16, 13.44 to 10.54 respectively. "I was already nervous before the heat because the tide started to come in. There weren't a lot of waves during our heat and I kept messing up but ended up getting a good one during the last couple of minutes. I really want to win another event and try to qualify back onto the WCT."
Marc Lacomare (FRA), commented on his close victory over fellow compatriot, Jeremy Flores (FRA), 12.47 to 12.17. "It was so difficult and worst of all was having to face my friend Jeremy (Flores). In the last 15 minutes of the heat the sets started to take a long time to come in. I started to stress out because of the lack of waves, but thankfully everything worked out in the end. I'm going to rest up now and will try to do my best tomorrow (Sunday)."
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Through a glass slipper darkly: San Francisco Ballet's new Cinderella23 Apr 2013
Few stories have been told (and re-told) more often than Cinderella. The classic fairytale has been the subject of books, movies, musicals and more, but a recent ballet production has been earning acclaim as one of the most innovative retellings in recent years. The joint Dutch National Ballet-San Francisco Ballet production is coming to Read More