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MANCHESTER - Family and friends want to know why Daniel Langlois was fatally shot near Central High School early Thursday and say they doubt the even-keeled, hard-working father was intentionally targeted.
"It doesn't make sense," Langlois' boss, Brendon McQuaid, said Sunday.
"He was a good, hard-working kid - pretty mellow. He was not a confrontational kind of guy. This is not what you would expect would happen to somebody like that . the family is trying to figure out what happened and why it happened and who could have done it," the Manchester businessman added.
Langlois, 25, of Manchester, was shot once in the head near Jane and Nashua streets while driving a friend home about 3 a.m. on Dec. 27.
Langlois was driving his friend home because the man apparently was intoxicated, McQuaid said. The friend was sitting in the front passenger seat of the SUV. The vehicle belonged to Langlois' friend, whose name authorities have withheld.
Senior Assistant Attorney General Jeffery A. Strelzin would not respond on McQuaid's claim that Langlois likely was not the shooter's intended target.
Strelzin said investigators determined Langlois had been involved in a confrontation with several individuals at a bar earlier in the evening. Strelzin would not name the bar, but said it is located a "short distance away."
Langlois worked part-time as a bouncer for Club Realm at 23 Amherst St.
Authorities would not say if Langlois was at Club Realm the night he was shot. Attempts to contact Club Realm Sunday were unsuccessful.
McQuaid, who owns Master Hardware Installers of Manchester, said Langlois has been working for him nearly three years. Langlois worked part-time for about two years before coming on as a full-time carpenter, and most recently was a foreman.
Langlois currently was part of the crew installing doors at Paul Hall, a new dormitory under construction at the University of New Hampshire in Durham, McQuaid said. The project is a large one and involved installing 420 doors, he said.
"The only thing I can say is (Dan) was a real, hard worker who I considered a good friend. Anyone who had the key to my house and all my business vehicles is somebody I trust. He is going to be missed all around," McQuaid said.
"I had to make a bunch of phone calls to the job supervisors ... They are all shocked because he is such a good worker," he added.
Langlois was the father of a 3 1/2-year-old girl, Mariah. He and his girlfriend, Katrina Warren, are expecting their second child - a boy. The couple were unaware the child would be a boy until after Langlois' death when Warren, concerned about the impact the stress on the baby, had a check-up and ultrasound.
"He was a very good father," McQuaid said.
Strelzin said investigators have assembled a time line of the events that occurred that night, including what happened between about 1 a.m. - the typical closing time at city bars - and when the shooting occurred at about 3 a.m.
"Manchester (police) have been making good progress," Strelzin said. He would not comment on suspects or if arrests are imminent.
McQuaid said he gave his crew Dec. 26 off. He said he last contacted Langlois about 10 that night when he texted him to say he called work off Dec. 27 because of the snow storm. Langlois, he said, often helped a friend with his snow plowing business during storms.
Some friends posted condolences on the Club Realm Facebook page.
"To my boy Dan Langlois - A Father, Son, Grandson, Friend and great loss to all," Beth Spilliotis wrote.
Another friend suggested the club a benefit to raise money to help Langlois' children.
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In continuing my series on conversations we have about Marfan syndrome with our kids, today's topic is on approaching strangers who look like they might have Marfan.
The topic comes from reader Jamie, who writes:
Once you know about Marfan, you can't help noticing people you meet in public with great height, long fingers, obviously corrected eyesight, thin limbs, etc. The condition is not *that* rare and if you live in a populated area, the odds are good that you'll encounter someone else with Marfan — and, you might be the only person in their lives who has learned to recognize it.
Of course, a lot of people have these traits without having Marfan. Even so, warning people seems like an ethical no-brainer since their health might be in danger without them knowing it, and the costs of ruling that possibility out seem small in comparison. On the other hand, it really *feels* wrong; health is personal, and you could be stepping into a stranger's life in a very intimate way to add a serious health concern and possibly life-changing news to whatever else they have to worry about.
I'd be curious about others' reactions to this situation.
I've only asked a stranger once. I was at a party that one of my brother's friends was hosting. I had never met the guy before, but he was so tall I couldn't pass up the chance to ask. I followed him into the room to get more snacks, struck up a short conversation, then said something to the effect of "hey, so this is a little weird to ask, but have you heard of Marfan syndrome? I ask because I have it, and you're tall like me so I wondered if you might have it too," or something like that….this was when I was pregnant with the Menininho, so it's been a few years. He ended up not having Marfan, but he wasn't offended that I'd brought it up, and I was glad that I'd played it safe and asked.
If you have Marfan, have you approached other people you think you might have it too? What about if you're a sibling/parent/partner? If you are a parent, have you talked to your child about approaching strangers who fit the Marfan or a related disorder phenotype?

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A group of UFO researchers from the northern Ukrainian town of Berdychiv is set to build a monument in the memory of aliens, who died trying to establish contact with humans, a local newspaper said.
The Berdychiv Dilovyi newspaper quoted the group's leader Oleksandr Nalysman as saying that contacts with alien civilizations were an "undisputable fact." Many visitors from space died as their flying saucers crashed while attempting to land on the Earth, he said.
"We do not pay enough attention to the fates of visitors from other planets, who died on the Earth," he was quoted as saying.
The project, however, lacks funding and is yet to receive approval from local authorities, Nalysman said.
One of the most enduring legends in UFO lore is the Roswell Incident that allegedly took place in 1947. Supporters of the theory believe that an alien spacecraft crashed in the remote desert town of Roswell, New Mexico, leading to the discovery of mysterious debris and alien bodies, which were covered up by the U.S. government.
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Hey There Betty--You have one name on your list--STOCKDALE--that I am very interested in !! I am a direct descendant of Thomas Stockdale born 1754 in Montgomery County, Pa. My problems arise when I try to locate the parents of Thomas. Right now everything is leaning to William Stockdale and Sarah Fields--English Quakers who lived in Montgomery County, Pa. They were married 17 Feb 1746--and all the rest of the dates and names fit. Still--one needs to be sure of these things--and I need more proof. Do you have any info that might help?? I see that you have the surname Bunting--so you must be related to the other William Stockdale and his wife, Dorothy Iden Stockdale. Their only child was Hannah--who married Samuel Bunting--right??
Will wait to hear from you.
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A new government report shows revenue in the trucking business increased 1.5% in the first six months of the year in the United States compared to the same time in 2012.
The U.S. Commerce Department says it totaled $113.9 billion in the for-hire sector compared to $112.1 billion.
General freight trucking posted a 4.7% gain during the period with revenue totaling $79.2 billion while long-distance general freight trucking moved 5.9% higher to $68.5 billion. In contrast, specialized freight trucking recorded a 5% decline to $34.7 billion.
When the second quarter is compared to the first quarter of the year, total truck transportation posted a bigger gain of 9.2%, totaling $54.4 billion, while general freight trucking jumped 6.9%, along with long-distance general freight trucking increasing 7.3% and specialized freight trucking adding 14.9%.
Performance in each of these sectors was not as healthy when the second quarter of the year is compared to the second quarter of 2012 with total truck transportation moving 2.3% higher, general freight trucking adding 4.8%, long-distance general freight trucking increasing 6.2% and specialized freight trucking declining 2.9%.
It's estimated revenue in the total U.S. transportation and warehousing business in the second quarter of the year amounted to $204.3 billion, 7.7% higher when compared to the first quarter of the year and 3.1% greater when compared to the second quarter of 2012.
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I stopped by the store a week or so ago, George and Nancy were still trying to get sponsors who committed to actually send them the prizes. There are some other logistical things, but they haven't forgotten--at least they won't if I keep bugging them
Boy, this competition was really run poorly. Nothing like the ones around here in MN. Prizes are already in house for the local ones here. Score sheets and prizes usually get sent out the Monday right after the competition around here.
Yea, this entire competition was a joke
What's amazing to me is that this was called Hops Bops XXVIII....the last time I checked my Roman numerals, that was 28. Has this competition been run this poorly for 28 years?....and, if so, how is it even still around? I'm pretty sure that I'll be passing on this one next year.
The world must really be ending tm, I received my ribbon and prizes today
I received my prizes and ribbons as well....my ribbon has a label with my name on it, but, if you look closely behind the label, it says Dennis Decker....haha.
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The Indy's reporting on the allegations of misconduct by law enforcement officers in Lake County—and retaliation against the investigators who brought complaints against them—was informed by hundreds of documents.
In any case, in the spirit of transparency and accessibility, below you'll find several of the more important and revealing documents we obtained, some of which had not been made public until now.
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U.S. House Republicans slam EPA on hydraulic fracturing study
At a joint hearing before the U.S. House Energy and Environment subcommittees on Wednesday, Republican House members criticized the Environmental Protection Agency's investigation of hydraulic fracturing and concerns that the drilling method could contaminate groundwater, and Wyoming U.S. Rep. Cynthia Lummis testified about the EPA's investigation into groundwater contamination near Pavillion that initially linked gas and oil operations to the problem, but was later withdrawn.
Great Falls Tribune; July 25
National forest in Montana seeks public input on forest roads
A pilot project in the Flathead National Forest in Montana will allow the public to click on interactive online maps and provide their opinion about the condition of specific roads.
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Mary Vant Hull, 85 years old and still kicking — or make that, kicking butt with her frank conversation — is showing me the degradation of Bozeman's most popular park, on a bluff overlooking the whole city, when a sudden storm comes out of nowhere and blasts us. It's July 16, but the temperature plummets to around 60°F, the wind grows so loud it's difficult to talk, and then raindrops pelt us. The raindrops are so big it seems I can feel each one individually. Ahh Montana weather.
Mary — I refer to her informally because she's a friend — flips up the hood on her jacket and we keep on walking. I can hear her breaths getting labored and her pace is slower than the last time we walked together. She confesses that lately she's also having trouble keeping her balance. But she's a long-time champion of this place — Peets Hill, also called Burke Park — so she's making the effort to help me write this.
"Rogue trails!" Mary says with disgust. It's her term for the countless impromptu trails we're looking at, the traces of thousands of off-leash dogs, mountain bikers and hikers cutting across the park's narrow stretch of sagebrush, tallgrass and wildflowers. There's no need for any person or dog to make a rogue trail here because this city park is a linear strip about a mile long, and an official non-rogue trail, wide and graveled, runs the whole length of it, with several official side trails and official access points. "It's a shame, a real shame," Mary laments. "But I don't have the energy to yell at people anymore."
I'm thinking: Maybe I can do some yelling for you now, Mary. The problem here, and the powerful interest groups, can be found in many New West places, mostly on federal land that's not in cities. I've decided to write about what's happening here, as an example of the wider problem. It's not the worst example — far from it — but the trend here isn't good. It's also an indication of the kind of community Bozeman has become. And Mary's dedication to this place is both singular and a positive example of various champions like her around the West.
The day before Mary and I talked and walked together, the sun was shining and I'd walked Peets Hill by myself, taking photos of the damage. I'll place a few of the photos throughout this blog post, to give you a sense of the problem. But it's like taking a photo of the Grand Canyon — no photo can portray this whole reality. In each photo, in addition to the obvious rogue trails, there are more rogue trails that are not fully established yet so they're more difficult to discern. The rogue trails parallel the official trails and veer off in all directions.
Peets Hill is Bozeman's equivalent of New York City's Central Park or San Francisco's Golden Gate park or the downtown creek park in Boulder, Colorado. A local family, the Burkes, realized how valuable the land would be to the public and gave the city a great deal in 1993, selling roughly 37 acres for roughly one-third of the $1 million a developer had offered. In a subsequent deal the family sold another two acres to the city. The local Gallatin Valley Land Trust coordinated the deals and helps the city parks agency develop and maintain the official trails. Federal funding has also been tapped. As Bozeman has grown into a city of 40,000, Peets Hill (named for a farmer who preceeded the Burkes) now gets more than 100,000 human visits each year, and more than 50,000 dog visits.
I hike Peets Hill often, sometimes with my dog and sometimes by myself, and sometimes I ride my bike here. It's a wonderful convenient public place, with views of seven mountain ranges along with the views of the historic downtown and city neighborhoods and the institutional architecture of Montana State University. The official trails connect to the new city library and other parks and trails. The sunsets and storms on Peets Hill are great year-round, and sometimes as the sun sinks to the west you can turn east and watch the full moon rise. In springtime the wildflowers explode and in summer the tallgrass rises chest-high in some spots. I'd noticed the proliferation of rogue trails, erasing more and more plants over time, and I'd imagined a future in which all of Peets Hill would be pounded down to bare dirt and weeds. I'd guessed that mountain bikers are the main culprits, because the rogue trails look like bike trails. So I began my research by talking with bike advocates.
Will Robertson, author of a guidebook to Montana bike trails, told me he wasn't aware of problems on Peets Hill because he mostly rides in the mountains, but in general, "Any high-traffic area like that will always have 'user-created trails.' It happens everywhere." Kirk Ahlberg, president of the Gallatin Valley Bicycle Club, which has about 400 dues-paying members, said he's noticed the user-created trails on Peets Hill, but he wasn't sure how many were created by bikers. "We can't stop Bozeman from growing. We'll keep getting more and more people who want to move here to enjoy the outdoors," he said. "We have to figure out how to grow in smart ways."
Then I reached Gary Vodehnal, the key Gallatin Valley Land Trust staffer for Peets Hill maintenance and development. He has college degrees in wildlife management, resource conservation and land reclamation, and he has experience working for federal agencies. He uses the polite term "social trails" for those that are not official, and he surprised me with his take on the problem. "When Mary Vant Hull complained about the problem (years ago), we sent out observers who would spend hours on Peets Hill. We discovered that more than 90 percent of the social trails were being made by dogs. They create their own diverse trail system. I was astonished when I figured it out." He mentioned how Snowfill Park, created on another side of town more recently simply by planting grass on 37 acres that had been a wheatfield, is also a popular leash-free park. "I've had people tell me, 'I moved to Bozeman because of Snowfill Park'" — meaning, dog lovers relocate to communities that have leash-free parks.
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U.S. policy on fighting wildfires moving into new territory
The Western United States is paying a price for a half-century of wildfire suppression, and at the nexus of larger wildfires and the building push in the wildland-urban interface, is the dawning realization that not all homes in those wooded areas can be saved, much like all homes built in coastal regions can be saved from hurricanes or homes in the floodplains be saved from floods.
Christian Science Monitor; July 23
Wyoming wildfire burns across 1,700 acres in 36 hours
The Fairfield Fire near Lander, which was first reported on Monday morning was 1,700 acres in size by Tuesday evening with zero containment, is Wyoming first large wildfire of the season.
Casper Star-Tribune; July 24
Idaho wildfire threatens fish hatchery
The 210 Road Fire has burned 300 acres since igniting on Monday, when the Idaho wildfire forced the evacuation of campgrounds around Redfish Lake, a nearby subdivision, and the historic Redfish Lake Lodge. Contains a roundup of other wildfires burning in Idaho.
Twin Falls Times-News; July 24
USFS sticks to its rules of the road in Idaho
The Idaho Department of Transportation has approved a permit for Oregon-based Omega Morgan to move up to nine loads of over-sized water purification modules from Lewiston, Idaho to Montana, but the U.S. Forest Service said those megaloads must abide by its three rules for the 100 miles of the Lochsa-Clearwater Wild and Scenic River Corridor: No traffic will be fully stopped by the big loads, which have to be through the corridor in 12 hours, and no alterations to the roadway or its corridor will be made to accommodate the loads.
Missoulian; July 24
Colorado-based company takes coalbed methane expertise to China
Ray Pilcher, the president of Grand Junction-based Raven Ridge Resources, is an expert in the capture and use of coalbed methane gas, and that expertise led to the Colorado company's selection to be one of six companies to participate in the U.S. Treasury Department's EcoPartnership Program, with Raven Ridge working in China to help capture and use methane gas from coal seams.
Denver Post; July 24
Whole Foods Marke to donate funds to Colorado River Project
On Thursday, 5 percent of net sales at 27 Whole Foods stores in Colorado, Utah and New Mexico will be donated to the Nature Conservancy's Colorado River Day.
Aspen Times; July 24
Rural hospitals struggle to survive in Colorado
While hospitals in Colorado's urban centers are touting perks to attract patients, health care providers in rural areas of the state are mulling ways to survive.
Denver Post; July 24
Bumblebee study in Colorado finds fewer bees means less plant diversity
Two researchers studying bumblebees removed the most populous bee species from 20 plots at the Rocky Mountain Biological Laboratory in Colorado and patrolled those plots to keep that species of bees away, and they found that the remaining bees, which now had more pollination opportunities, became picky and ignored larkspur, a finding the researchers said indicated that as bee populations decrease, so, too, will the plant species that need the bees' pollinating ways.
New York Times; July 24
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ARIES (March 21-April 19): "I have tried in my way to be free," sings Leonard Cohen in his song "Bird on a Wire." In other words, he has done the best he can to liberate himself from his unconscious patterns, bad habits, and self-delusions. He hasn't been perfect in his efforts, but the work he has done has earned him a measure of deliverance from his suffering. I recommend you follow his lead, Aries. Do your best to bring more relief and release into your life. Get rid of things that hold you back. Overthrow a pinched expectation and ignore a so-called limitation or two. By this time next week, I hope you will be able to say sincerely, "I have tried in my way to be free."
Federal judge dismisses challenges to Montana forest's travel plan
On Monday, U.S. District Court Judge Sam Haddon dismissed challenges filed by 22 plaintiffs of the decision of the U.S. Forest Service to ban motorized travel on 322,000 acres of recommended wilderness study areas in the Beaverhead-Deerlodge National Forest in Montana.
Helena Independent Record; July 23
Campground in Idaho national forest evacuated due to wildfire danger
The 300-acre 210 Road fire burning in the Sawtooth National Forest forced campers from a campground near Redfish Lake on Monday, and closed Idaho Highway 75 for a time.
Twin Falls Times-News; July 23
Susie Brown, managing director of the Beaverhead County Humane Society, suspects the dog was left by its owner at the end of the 2013 Rainbow Gathering, held earlier this month in the Beaverhead-Deerlodge National Forest in southwest Montana. While attendees were discouraged from bringing their pets to the event, they were by no means prohibited as dozens of dogs were seen running around the camp.
As of July 18, Brown said 13 new animals have been taken into the Humane Society Shelter in Dillon, and she presumes all were left behind from the gathering.
"I picked up two at McDonalds last night," she said.
Brown said the U.S. Forest Service is working with the Beaverhead County Sheriff's Department to retrieve animals from the area and bring them to her shelter in Dillon. She expected all animals remaining at the site would be rounded up by July 21.
"Everybody's trying to make sure that we don't have dogs left up there," Brown said. "Hopefully they haven't been eaten by coyotes and bears and lions up there."
Brown believed some of the animals wound up at the shelter because their former owners were hitchhiking out of the area and if a potential ride refused to transport the pet, the owners opted to leave the pet behind.
Brown said some of the dogs brought in are suffering from injuries or malnutrition. One 8- or 9-month-old pitbull crossbreed was brought in covered in bloody feces, suffering from what Brown thought was a version of dog flu. The dog died four hours after arriving at the shelter, despite Brown's attempts to revive it.
"I put $200 worth of fluid in it, and it still died," she said.
Far fewer abandoned animals were found this year compared to the last Rainbow Gathering held in the area in 2000. Brown said 56 animals were left behind last time, including dogs, cats and even a parakeet that Brown scaled a tree to retrieve. Brown hoped this was the last time she would have to see the effects of a gathering in Montana.
"Please, God, don't let them come back, ever," she said.
Photo of the 2013 Rainbow Gathering by Mike Gerrity
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USFS seeks public comment on watershed protection plan in Montana
Helena city officials are working with private landowners in the Rimini area to remove fuels on their land in the Montana capital city's watershed, but with most of the land in that watershed within the boundaries of the Helena National Forest, the U.S. Forest Service is now proposing a fuels-reduction project to protect the steep, rugged terrain from a wildfire that could affect the drinking water resource for the city's 30,000 residents.
Helena Independent Record; July 22
Montana FWP to form group to hammer out bison management
Given the number of bills dealing with bison management in Montana, the state Fish, Wildlife and Parks Commission is putting together a small group of stakeholders to work on developing a policy that will work for everyone.
Great Falls Tribune; July 22
Montana fifth state to get Blackstone grant for entrepreneurship
On Friday, the New York-based Blackstone Group Montana would get a $2-million Blackstone LaunchPad program, which will help young entrepreneurs at the University of Montana and the Montana State University start their own companies.
Great Falls Tribune; July 20
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Boston police accused Zachary Tentoni, 26, of snatching a woman's purse because when he grabbed the purse, he dropped two bags he was holding and fled without them. One bag contained his birth certificate; the other, a letter from his mother. Officers stopped a man fitting the robber's description and learned that he was Tentoni. (The Boston Globe)
Police identified Edward McNeill Jr., 40, as one of three men who attacked two other men in Jersey City, N.J., because when he walked into a hospital for treatment to wounds he received during the attack, the victims were there being treated at the same time and recognized him as their attacker. (Hudson County's The Jersey Journal)
This heat just won't let up, and the river keeps calling. Only hitch? We'd love some more variety among the cans in the cooler. And as if on cue, here comes...
This week: Tamarack cans
The lowdown: Back in early June, Tamarack Brewing Company quietly joined the ranks of Montana breweries pushing product beyond the taproom. The brewery began offering two of its most wildly popular beers in 16-ounce cans. So far distribution is limited to the company's Lakeside and Missoula locations, as well as a string of gas stations and grocery stores in the Flathead Valley. A four-pack goes for $8.
What you're drinking: Tamarack went with two brews for its initial canning line—Yard Sale Amber Ale and Hat Trick Hop IPA. Fans of both have been posting photos of the cans on Tamarack's Facebook page in locations ranging from Logan Pass to the summit of Reynolds Mountain at 9,125 feet. Forget growlers. Hauling beer to Montana's more remote corners is clearly getting easier all the time.
Why you may not have heard: According to Lacy Lopez, general manager at Tamarack's Missoula location, the brewery hasn't widely advertised the cans yet. News has mostly spread by word of mouth. Still, she says, "they're really popular." One Indy staffer only learned after bumping into a friend in the Flathead last week, who couldn't stop grinning over his flashy silver four-pack. And Tamarack is stocked at present, which, given how freaking hot the weather has been, seems smart.
Where to get some: Unless you're in the Flathead, Tamarack's Yard Sale and Hat Trick cans are currently only available at the brewery's Missoula bar, 231 West Front Street.
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Rejoice Lutheran Church in Erie, CO is hosting a Rummage Sale Fundraiser on Saturday October 25th from 10am to 3pm. Many members of the congregation have donated gently used clothing, books, household items, and furniture for the church to sell. Come join us and find some great deals while helping our church continue its recovery from last year's devastating flood.
Moving back to the East Coast and everything needs to be gone by Oct 21st! Come by from 11am-12:30pm Saturday, Oct 18th or schedule a time in advance. You pick up, we cannot offer delivery though we can help get stuff in your car. Serious inquiries only. Below are the names for individual listings we have created, simply copy past the title of the items you are interested into Craigslist and you will find photos and much more info. =) TANTRA MOVING SALE: Cherry wood coffee table - $50 Beautiful cherry wood and glass coffee table. In excellent condition. Large. TANTRA MOVING SALE: TV/Entertainment Stand - $20 Black TV/Entertainment stand. Basic, but has three drawers, and can hold up to a 50" LCD/Flatscreen TV TANTRA MOVING SALE: Braided Money Tree with Ceramic Pot - $50 Beautiful "Money Tree" aka Bonsai Tree w/blue ceramic pot. Originally cost over $75, the pot was $40. Brings you good luck and prosperity! TANTRA MOVING SALE: Fun Ikea Floor Lamp - $10 Basic, fun, functional, comes with new bulb TANTRA MOVING SALE: Backyard Bar with Umbrella - $50 Bought from World Market this summer, practically new. Like a Tiki bar. Also selling two outdoor Anti-Gravity chairs, $20 each. Very comfy! TANTRA MOVING SALE: Large L-Shaped Black Leather Couch - $190 In good condition, some scratches. Very comfortable and easy to clean! TANTRA MOVING SALE: Cooler - $15 Large cooler with wheels and a folding handle, like-new condition! TANTRA MOVING SALE: Humidifier - $20 Vicks humidifier in excellent condition, only used once! TANTRA MOVING SALE: Baby Gate - $10 Baby gate in excellent condition, expands to fit hallway.


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Dale McFeatters: Looking for work? Why not run for U.S. Senate?
Congress has come to the rescue with a job program of sorts. We know. You thought Congress' role in unemployment was to take credit for any improvement — or blame the other side for any slippage, even though the whole thing is largely out of lawmakers' control.
Here's the deal: The two major political parties — that would be the Republicans and the Democrats; one of the few qualifications is that you know that; the difference really doesn't matter — are having difficulties recruiting people to run for the U.S. Senate.
So take a shower, put on your grown-up clothes and present yourself at party headquarters and announce that you're running for office. Trust us, they won't laugh. A lot of people even crazier and less qualified than you have run — and been elected.
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As Halloween approaches and I decorate my living room window and my teeth hurt just with the thought of eating candy, I can't wait for Thanksgiving. The smell of food, the presence of family and friends make less hard to bear our long and cold winter.
As for work, I will still have have a few Halloween designs at my Etsy shop and already started working on Thanksgiving and Christmas, time flies by...
New Store at Artfire
My Etsy shop has slowed down this season, so after giving a lot of thought I decided to open a new shop at Artfire, all items here are ready to ship. I have no intention to close my Etsy shop, but it does not hurt to see how things work on other market places.
New Design for 2014 - Girly Butterfly
I have received over the time many requests to make a cute butterfly and never had the time to, so last week I had another request from a regular customer, so finally I made it...
My first order of ribbon necklaces as party favors!
I am trying to diversify a little and very happy to share the pics of my first order of ribbons necklaces, this was a large order, but I am sharing pictures only of the main colors they were made.
I am not making the ribbon necklaces, I buy those ready from reliable US sellers, I make the pendants and them assemble the necklaces by order. All ribbon necklaces are shipped inside a matching organza bag.
I am not making the ribbon necklaces, I buy those ready from reliable US sellers, I make the pendants and them assemble the necklaces by order. All ribbon necklaces are shipped inside a matching organza bag.
It is been a while...
It is been a while since I had time to sit down and write about my craft and life as well, the truth is time passes by way too fast as we get busy with work, family and changes on our lives.
My work have slowed down a lot this season, since Etsy changed its rules allowing its sellers to use outside manufacturers to produce their designs, we independent designers and one person business have to compete with full-scale production operations and Chinese factories, so no o matter how many times we change our "tags," and work on SEO, traffic and sales will never be the same. As buyers it also became time consuming to go through so many pages until we finally find the handmade, unique supply or gift we are looking for.
What we can do about? Keep working hard on marketing and getting our name out and maybe moving to other venue. Not sure yet if I am ready to move, and where I would go, but so far I am disappointed and willing to see changes.
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Nathan MacKinnon doesn't turn 19 until September 1st, but the outstanding rookie put on a show that will be remembered for a long time as he led the Colorado Avalanche to a 4-2 win and home sweep of the opening two games of their series with the Minnesota Wild.
MacKinnon had 3 assists in the series opener, but he did one better in game 2 by scoring the Avs' first goal on a highlight reel rush and then adding 3 more assists in spectacular fashion to put the Avs in the driver's seat heading to Minnesota.
The Wild went up 1-0 after Semyon Varlamov turned aside Mikko Koivu's shot but deflected in off Charlie Coyle. MacKinnon answered that one quickly, carrying the puck through the neutral zone at full speed and going inside-out on Jared Spurgeon, the NHL equivalent of an Allen Iverson crossover making the Wild blueliner land on his butt. MacKinnon finished the play off with a wrist shot that Ilya Bryzgalov still hasn't seen.
In the second period it was showtime as Avs captain Gabriel Landeskog scored back to back goals, both started with plays by MacKinnon. The first one MacKinnon carried the puck into the Wild end and put a behind the back blind pass on the stick of Landeskog to give the Avs the lead. Then Tyson Barrie put a cross-ice pass to MacKinnon in the neutral zone behind MacKinnon. It didn't matter, as he reached behind him and drew it up through his feet before carrying it into the Wild zone and putting a drop pass to Paul Stastny, whose spin-o-rama pass went right on the stick of Landeskog again for a quick shot that beat Bryzgalov and sent him to the bench in favor of Darcy Kuemper.
Marco Scandella got the Wild close with a shorthanded goal with just under 2 minutes left, but on the same power play MacKinnon outmuscled Jonas Brodin in the Wild zone along the boards and got the puck to Stastny who had an empty net to ice the game.
MacKinnon's 7 points in his first 2 playoff games is a ridiculous total, and it isn't the amount of points but the nature and timing of the plays that is truly sensational. He had assists on the tying goal late in the third and the OT winner in game 1, and his performance in game 2 was off the charts.
The Wild will try to get back into the series on Monday when they host game 3.
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The suspect had approached victims asking for assistance in two instances, according to the police.
A 25-year-old man thought to have posed as a representative of a non-profit organisation to commit outrage of modesty has been arrested and will be charged on Monday (Aug 18).
Police received a report on Mar 23, 2014 from a female victim that she had been molested at an educational institution along Clementi Road. A second report, from another victim, was subsequently lodged on Mar 25.
In both reports, the victims stated that they had been molested by an unknown male subject who had posed as a representative of a non-profit organisation and asked them for assistance. Both victims said that the culprit had molested them after they had agreed to help.
Officers from Tanglin Police Division and Clementi Police Division established the identity of the suspect after conducting enquiries and reviewing CCTV footage captured in the vicinity of where the offences took place.
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Vivian Marie Gilsdorf, 71, of Alamogordo, N.M., formerly of Lanesboro, died March 25, 2003, in Alamogordo.
Vivian Marie Kulsrud was born Aug. 6, 1931, on the family farm near Lanesboro, grew up there and attended Preston schools. She graduated from Beauty College in Winona and was a beauty operator until her marriage to Ron Gilsdorf on May 2, 1953. During her husband's Army career they lived in various locations around the country. After his military retirement in 1969 they moved to Alamogordo, where he flew helicopters for four years. The couple then started Holiday Cycles, which they operated for more than 20 years. Mrs. Gilsdorf volunteered at the Toy Train Depot for several years and enjoyed making dolls and square dancing. Survivors include her husband; a daughter, Sandy (Joe) Ferguson of Colorado Springs, Colo.; a son, Mike (Sharon) of Alamogordo; five grandchildren; one great-grandchild; three brothers, George (Esther) Kulsrud, Roger (Julie) Kulsrud and Virgil (Muriel) Kulsrud; and five sisters, Vienna Kulsrud, Helen Klingsporn, Kitty (Chuck) Barry, Lois (Jack) Stachowitz and Marian (Carroll) Hoff. A sister preceded her in death. The funeral was March 29 at Sears Alamogordo Funeral Home Chapel in Alamogordo, N.M., with the Rev. Bryant Hausfield officiating. Burial was in Monte Vista Cemetery.


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In this week's episode of The Hills the gals move in to their new digs and Lauren's high school flame Stephen comes to visit and takes her out on a "maybe date." Meanwhile, Spencer, Heidi and Stephanie bicker over Stephanie's loyalties when Stephanie admits she was invited to Lauren's party. Oh the horror! Of course, the gals managed to sneak in adorable fashion and trendy gadgets. Were you paying attention? Take my quiz and find out!
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The Hills Tech Quiz: Episode 26 — "A Date With the Past"
When Stephanie meets Spencer at the coffee shop he's playing with what type of phone?
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jgulli3 6 years
100% :-)
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100%. loving the newly added screenshots =)
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close - i only got stephanie's phone color wrong. at least i was paying pretty good attention to the episode.
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4/5 did better than i expected lol
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3/5, again.
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Dude, I saw this game once a REALLY long time ago, really nice to see it stayed up!
Good luck!
Volcano erupts! All archipelago residents have been evacuated, but one ostrich had his head in the sand. Can you help him escape and rejoin his family? Ostrich Island is the unique mix between an adventure, platformer and RPG. Explore beautiful islands, search for collectibles, level up and gain new abilities. Play with your friend in multiplayer mode!
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Free2Play standalone version of Ostrich Island has been cancelled. I have received many opinions about it from my existing players and most of those are negative. I love my players and I appreciate your feedback, so I have to discard that idea. If someone want to play F2P version of Ostrich Island it is available on Facebook, but standalone version will stay premium.
But hey, on a positive note, The Crown deal is still active! All players who bought the game before 1.18 standalone release will receive in-game crown, exclusive for a limited time. Imagine, taking pictures of Ostrich in crown, when nobody else have it, well, almost nobody.
Did I mention in-game Photo Camera before? Version 1.18 will have it. Take photos, share with community and win prizes! Now, when you know that much, you must hurry up, that's a VERY limited time offer, mind you.
Please vote for us on Steam Greenlight, once on Steam all the current buyers will receive Steam keys as well.
And by the way, have you seen the new trailer?
Dude, I saw this game once a REALLY long time ago, really nice to see it stayed up!
Good luck!
Thank you!
Purchased this game and its pretty fun so far :) I hope updates are coming to this game. I'm going to be live streaming it if I can ever find a multiplayer match. Keep up the good work.
Thank you, huge update is coming probably in October.
Tried the demo, absolutely loved it! Multi bird mode has got to be fantastic. I really like being an ostrich, I do not know why. xD
I have been waiting for this to show up since the Indiegogo got cancelled and my money was refunded! Take my money and keep up the good work!!!
Thank you very much for kind words! Do not hesitate to contact me in case you will experience any problems or need help with the game
Awesome game, really love what i've played of it. I made a video from the game with a friend of mine, check it out if you want to! :)
Thank you! Cool video :)
Nice video, thank you :)
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"No Stephen Fry"
I really like Martin Freeman as an actor, but his is just not the right voice to narrate literature. After listening to Stephen Fry's wonderful narration/interpretation of Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy, I was excited to continue the series. Unfortunately I really couldn't even get past the first 20 minutes of The Restaurant at the End... because of the narration.
Freeman's voice lacks the authority, the gravitas, that made Fry's narration so enjoyable. It's precisely what makes him such a great Arthur Dent that makes him so unsuited to the narration. It's not his fault, he was miscast.
Imagine if instead of Anthony Hopkins, they'd cast Dudley Moore as Hannibal Lecter. Hell, instead of Dudley Moore what if they'd cast Anthony Hopkins as Arthur? These choices matter.
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Apologies for the lack of posts recently, I've been juggling exams and a hectic school life and couldn't find time for the blog. But now with exams well behind me, I've been busy doing up posts on the Spring 2015 season {which I hope to post real soon!}, because it was such a spectacular season and I just had to feature the collections here. While doing some web-scouting on my own, I chanced upon this absolutely gorgeous editorial on This Is Glamorous, featuring Australian beauty Anja Konstantinova frolicking by the warm white beach. Cosy knits, windswept hair and sunkissed skin, paired with impossibly beautiful bright pink and white pieces, On The Rocks is the perfect summer inspiration to keep those dreaded rainy days away.
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burberry's garden fete.
Burberry's Spring 2015 collection felt like a S/S 2009 deja vu, when the runway was filled with earthy gardening clothes in dark autumn hues. But ever since Christopher Bailey started to helm the label, he transformed the British house known for their trademark trench coats to a sleek global fashion empire. And so the S/S 2015 was themed "Birds and Bees", a garden-inspired collection that was more flora than earth, lighting up Kensington Gardens with bright punchy hues and whimsical details, while the Hyde Park glass roofs were adorned with a vivid mix of floral and insect prints.
Like a little girl floating around a well-manicured meadow, the models sauntered down the runway in a collection of coats and dresses featuring a more graphic and less painteresque version of last Fall's motifs. True to his "feeling of freedom", the looks were stripped of any complicated heels, and were instead replaced with a hybrid of the shoes du jour : Birkenstocks and the simple white sneaker. Ever since S/S 2013 Celine and S/S 2014 Dior/Chanel made them chic again, they have been scouted on many a runway across the seasons and now, they've made their way as a literal walking rainbow to Burberry. But why not, because the show was all about a uber-chic summer party in the park, and sporty colour-blocking footwear could not fit the bill better.
September 22, 2014
marchesa's spring gypsy princess.
Georgina Chapman and Keren Craig began their label Marchesa a decade ago on a little street in London, and what a long way they've come : from donning red-carpet A-listers with their ethereal gowns, to being in the wardrobes of many a princess around the world, they've become synonymous with their brand of exquisite and otherworldly glamour, and they have their well-heeled clientele to prove it. They've always been a fixture in the New York fashion scene, but this season the designers decided to celebrate their 10th anniversary homecoming in the banquet halls of Whitehall, a majestic location set none other than in the centre of all things British, London.
If you come to Britain, do it like the Brits. And so for Spring 2015 they did, taking however a different take on British royalty less modern and more '70s, less gilded and more Woodstock. A "rock-'n'-roll fantasia" as Tim Blanks called it, the collection was opened by Georgia May Jagger, looking every inch the flower-child as she sauntered down the runway in a flowy V-shaped tiered white tulle and lace number. "She really embodies the spirit of the new collection," said Chapman. "It's a little bit gypsy, a little bit Woodstock and a little bit rock 'n' roll." As the show went on, it looked as if all the pieces were made for goddesses : there was the gypsy-hippie lass in her bohemian guipere gowns, the rock-chick in her lace trousers and crop top with hair tousled and eyes smoked to perfection, as well as the cultured romantic adorned with polished silhouettes of billowing organza sleeves and gold flower embroideries.
Though different, the muses all had this innate sense of wonder and femininity {as like their clients}, and the designers celebrated this with the finale looks : a fête of frocks dotted with dainty flowers and trailing vines, fringed with gold and black silk tiers, dipped in bright magenta details, and a grand climatic look of an ethereal flower queen : a picture of cascading powder blue tulle, bodice strewn with life-sized flowers and topped off with a lush pastel flower crown.
September 18, 2014
my 7 favourite shows of #nyfw.
Major apologies for the 2 week hiatus I've had on the blog, I've been so impossibly busy with school that I didn't have the time to sit down and write! But thanks to Instagram and Twitter, I've been able to do some catching up on my own on the latest shows for Spring 2015. Last week was #NYFW, also known as New York Fashion Week, the first leg of each season that kick starts the fashion week cycle, and also the week where old trends are thrown out and the new are predicted for the coming weeks and seasons. And what a start it has been! The collections throughout the entire week were overflowing with creativity and originality, there were just so many of them that I coveted because all of them were just so spectacular. Another highlight of this season is also that reigning queen of the runway, Dutch clotheshorse Daphne Groeneveld has returned to the runway after a 2 season break, opening and closing a number of shows for NYFW. Here are some of the top shows that are on the way to setting the bar for Spring RTW 2015, read on to find out more....
VERA WANG : Vera Wang has always been about juxtaposition, self-confessing that she only wears black, yet she is the world's top bridalwear designer. This season, she used these contradictions to her own advantage, dividing her show into two segments, "Boyish Boudoir" and "Baby Bohemian". "There are two very distinct parts: One is tailored, the other side is very flou." Opening the show were strong structured looks : black pantsuits and blazers, jackets neatly tailored in a rich gray cinched with rims of tulle and ribbon, in the line of boudoir. Passementerie details, which Wang borrowed from bridalwear designs, were seen densely on the back and hips of the pieces. What about bohemian then? Ethereal gauzy gowns with vests was Wang's idea of "baby bohemian" nightwear. These were followed by light-as-a-feather looks including jewel encrusted tulle sewn onto brocade frocks and trapeze dresses, channelling an extremely regal feel that was both youthful and free-spirited. And who was her muse? None other than Marie Antoinette. "I think Marie-Antoinette feels a sense of freedom and motion, of structure and control. To me, she was also just a massive fashion icon." Rather than over-the-top boudoir common with Antoinette references, there was a restraint in Wang's design and fabric use that had a slight nod to grunge. While the clothes were decidedly sombre, it had a very clear sense of structure and control in the tailoring and cut with an obvious Vera Wang aesthetic. And it made for a gorgeous collection no doubt.
August 22, 2014
chanel couture fall 2015.
Karl Lagerfeld has always created breathtakingly dazzling sets for Chanel — from a private jet to a larger-than-life carousel, a Swedish iceberg to an oversized gold lion statue with a pearl under its paw, to a derelict antembellum theatre and a Chanel supermarket : Chanel has been a supermaison when it comes to changing the Grand Palais to create the mood of the season. Naturally for fall 2015 couture, the fashion world anticipated what could possibly outdo what Karl hasn't already done. And being Karl, he has once again offered the unexpected by unveiling something almost unheard of for Chanel : a clean, sophisticated, icy-cold scaled-down scene that was accented with gold flourishes and complete with a digital Chanel fireplace. "Le Corbusier goes to Versailles! Modernity with baroque elements!" This season the set was a homage to Le Corbusier, an 18th-century architect with a penchant for modern and flamboyant touches in an age where baroque designs were in vogue. A gold fireplace topped with a Chanel-embossed baroque mirror was the centerpiece inspired by the architect's Parisian apartment, giving the set an ornate feel amidst the stark whitewashed walls.
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North Keystone Avenue has a Walk Score of 76 out of 100. This location is Very Walkable so most errands can be accomplished on foot.
This location is in the West Humboldt Park neighborhood in Chicago. Nearby parks include Linden Park, Harding Park and Kedvale Park.
Nearby schools include Piccolo Elementary Specialty School, Nobel Elementary School and West Park Elementary Academy.
The closest grocery stores are Las Americas Food & Liquors, MNZ Corporation and Mid-Town Food Store.
Nearby coffee shops include Dunkin' Donuts, Dunkin' Donuts and Ande's Cafe. There are 30 restaurants within a 15 minute walk including D J's Gyros, El Sitio and Grand Submarine.
North Keystone Avenue is near Linden Park, Harding Park and Kedvale Park.
There are minimal bike lanes and the terrain is flat as a pancake. North Keystone Avenue is bikeable, there is some bike infrastructure.
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North Keystone Avenue has good transit which means many nearby public transportation options. Car sharing is available from RelayRides.
Rail lines:
Green Line
1.2 mi
UP-W Union Pacific West
1.4 mi
Bus lines:
70 Division
0.1 mi
53 Pulaski
0.1 mi
65 Grand
0.2 mi
Car shares:
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North Keystone Avenue is in the West Humboldt Park neighborhood. West Humboldt Park is the 112th most walkable neighborhood in Chicago with a neighborhood Walk Score of 72.
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