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TLN Email Search Spider 2.1
TLN-Auto E-Mail Search Spider is a professional high speed email search spider software,it can search email from many engine use you input keyword,include Google,Bing,Ask,Yahoo and Netscape etc. it also can begin search form a specified web page you input. it can set max search time,max search page number, a lot of customize function. you can get the millions email information you want. and it can save searching results to a text file or Excel fi
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GPS.NET User Controls Plug-In 1.1.3
Take your GPS applications to the next level with this high-performance plug-in for GPS.NET! These crisp, accurate user controls make your GPS application easy to read. Add a compass, altimeter, real-time GPS satellite tracker, signal bar and speedometer, or even create your own control! Controls are developed using our multi-threaded double-buffered control framework, making it easy to develop controls and port them to any .NET platform!
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Poppers 1.6
Simple to play, but hard to master. This addictive puzzler has elements of many of your favorite puzzle and solitaire games. Your goal is to remove all of the colored balls from the pyramid. Remove colored balls by matching two balls of the same color at the bottom of the pyramid. Use the balls from the pipe to help you solve the puzzle, but manage them wisely because you'll need them all!
See also: color, klondike, spider, matching, bejeweled, freecell, puzzler, solitaire, puzzle, game
PGPBlackbox (.NET) 4.2
PGPBlackbox.NET is a comprehensive collection of managed components that add PGP support to your .NET Framework applications. PGPBlackbox is compatible with OpenPGP, GnuPG and PGP Corporation products. Data encryption, signing, compression, armoring and key generation, revocation, keyring management are supported. NET edition can be used with MS Visual Studio 2003, Borland Delphi 8 and 2005, C# Builder.
See also: NET, VB.NET, control, component, GPG, OpenPGP, Privacy, Good, Pretty, PGP, .NET
VB Net Maker 1
Thousand VB.Net lines written in one click! Browses a Data Base (Oracle, Access) and builds in VB Net files: global Connection function, a Class by table, get, update and insert subs, list functions. A main module to access to the Data Base from your Aspx. Templates aspx and aspx.vb are generated for each table, with combo box or grids for foreign keys. Save 40% of development work!
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123 Free Puzzle - Card Games Collection 4.0
123 FREE Puzzle 2005 is an exciting collection of eight Puzzle Card Games.
123 Free Puzzle 2005 features a winning layout, fast game play, rich sounds, extensive options, and quality help.
123 Free Puzzle 2005 features eight great Puzzle games: Four Sums, Knights Errant, Move for the Goal, Only-One-Left (4x4), Only-One-Left (5x5), Put-Them-In-Order (4x4), Put-Them-In-Order (5x5) and Tower of Hanoy.
See also: solitaire, patience, card games, klondike, freecell, spider, canfield, puzzle
Ip2CountryResolver 1.2
Ip2CountryResolver allows you to identify the country by given IP Address. If you are doing business on the Internet and you want to know where your users are from, you've found the right place! Ip2CountryResolver will help you to find and identify visitor's geographical location country and country code by its IP address. The tool is designed with a user-friendly interface and is easy to use.
See also: enterprise security, computer security, event log, intrusion detection, port scanner, network security, network utils, network monitoring, net tools, network software, network tool, find country by ip address, information security, freeware
ImageGrabDummy! 2.1
ImageGrabDummy! is an image search collector and gallery which can download hundreds of pictures of any kind from the web, displaying them in an instant preview. ImageGrabDummy! uses two methods to grab pictures by keyword or starting URL. It lets the user select which search engine to use to find resulting web pages for your keyword specified, and download all images from those pages, and continue spidering.
See also: download pictures, spider, image collector, image search, graphic search
SyncBackSE 220.127.116.11
Easily backup, synchronize, or restore your files to another drive, FTP server, ZIP file, networked drive, or removable media. Highly configurable, SyncBackSE includes: open/locked file copying; fast backup; true synchronization; SSL, TLS, MODEZ, UTF8 support; email results; simulated backups; file filters; copy verification; background backups; auto-close of programs; easy and expert modes; profile groups; and extensive context sensitive help.
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IP Ping tool 5.1
Fastest ip scanner what you ever see! IPPingTool can ping 255 hosts for only 3-4 seconds. Just try it.
See also: freeware, protection, that, privacy, net, secure, network, files, keep, monitor, log, session
MultiPowUpload 1.5
MultiPowUpload ? multiple file upload component. It is easy client-side solution that can be used to perform file uploads from a user machine to the web server. It needs just Flash player plug-in on users side and any standard file upload script on server side. MultiPowUpload features include: multiple file selection, rich progress and status information, file filters by extension, possibility to cancel an upload anytime.
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10Tec iGrid.NET 1.70
iGrid.NET is the most flexible, fast and easiest grid for the .NET Framework. You can use iGrid.NET either as a list view substitution or as a full-featured grid control. With iGrid.NET you can format each cell independently as well as the whole column at once, create a message preview like in MS Outlook, build tree-like interfaces, freeze rows and columns, design multi-row headers, make scroll bars semi-transparent, and do a lot of other things.
See also: .NET, dotNET, dot NET, grid, control, VB.NET, DataGrid, cell, column, row, color, grid line, gridline, list view, listview, scroll bar, scrollbar, button, ellipsis, checkbox, check box, drop-down, dropdown, frozen, header, multiline, multiselect, right-to-left
Email Marketing robot 5.35
Direct marketers and list managers need fast, reliable and powerful bulk email marketing software solution. Our Software delivers to you perfect bulk email software for permission based email marketing campaigns.
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Phone and Fax Spider 2.3
Advanced and powerfull tool for extracting phone and fax number, page title, page URL from website, popular search engines (google, altavista, excite, yahoo, infoseek etc.) using keywords for targeted consumer, internet marketing, website promotion, tele marketing and research.
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Bopup Scanner 2.1.5
This freeware network scanner displays active computers with logged user names (NetBIOS), MAC and IP addresses. It also recognizes and shows HTTP (Web) servers running on remote computers (TCP ports 80, 8080), quickly detects online computers, allows to browse shared resources of remote computer and save results to a text file. You can enter IP range to scan, run the program from a command line interface.
See also: lan, net, network, scan, user, computer, mac, address, http, netbios, active, state, local, online
Cucusoft Net Guard 2.1.3
Cucusoft Net Guard, a free software to monitor your broadband usage, speed up your Internet speed, kill malware who are wasting your bandwidth, provide you a monthly detail Broadband Usage report. On the market, this kind of software is sold for $30 or higher and even has fewer features than ours. We give you for free. Meanwhile, we GUARANTEE that there is no virus, no spyware, no adware and no malware in our software.
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Email Spider And Verifier 10.60
Professional targeted e-mail address search and extract software. It has powerful ability to search and spider web from a starting-point such as search engine, any web url or any CGI page to extract email addresses. Email Verify Robot is use to verify mail address and removes all invalid email addresses.
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.NET Matrix Library 32-bit Developer 5.0
The Bluebit .NET Matrix Library provides classes for object-oriented linear algebra in the .NET platform. It can be used to solve systems of simultaneous linear equations, least-squares solutions of linear systems of equations, eigenvalues and eigenvectors problems, and singular value problems. Also provided are the associated matrix factorizations such as Eigen, LQ, LU, Cholesky, QR, SVD. Both real and complex matrices are supported.
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Data Layer Generator 1.0
Data Layer Generator is designed to save you time in developing your Visual Studio .Net applications, and to
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Advanced IP Scanner 2.3.2161
Advanced IP Scanner 2.3 is a free, fast and easy-to-use network scanner with a user-friendly interface. It finds and scans all computers on your network and provides easy access to their various resources: HTTP, HTTPS, FTP and shared folders. With Advanced IP Scanner, you can scan your network in seconds, wake up and shut down groups of Windows machines remotely, and connect to remote computers via Radmin remote access software.
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In a not so surprising but still disappointing development the Pelicans slim chance to keep their 2014 first round back didn't come through as they remained at number 10 and therefore lost the pick to the 76ers.
In a surprising development the Cleveland Cavaliers jumped all the way from the number nine spot to the number one pick, beating incredible odds (they had a 1.7 percent chance to make the jump.)
With the pick transfer the Jrue Holiday trade has come to an official end, with Nerlens Noel and the number 10 pick being sent to Philadelphia for the young point guard.
In hindsight the trade looks like it has the potential to be awful for the Pelicans as they gave up two top ten picks in consecutive years but obviously that wasn't ever thought to be possible.
With the injuries to Holiday, Ryan Anderson, Eric Gordon and Anthony Davis this season causing the Pelicans to never actually be in the Western Conference playoff race things were about as far from the plan as they could have been. With everyone returning to health this season the team should look much more like what General Manager Dell Demps imagined when he made the trade, which will be a sign as to how good or bad it actually is. If Holiday and Davis lead the Pelicans to the playoffs and even potentially win a series the trade in the end may look better.
No matter what happens the move will always sting a little though. Giving up back-to-back top 10 picks is a tough thing to swallow for a team that needs as many young, cheap pieces as possible. If New Orleans did have the pick this season they probably would have been looking at someone like James Young, a freshman wing from Kentucky who could have solved some shooting problems.
Now the Pelicans must turn their attention to either finding a way to acquire a second round pick or scouting potential undrafted free agents who can help them going forward.
No matter what they do Pelican Debrief will have reactions and analysis every step of the way.
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Book your room at The Baron Hotel
Hotel with a 24-hour business center, in Washington (Embassy Row)
White House nearby
This hotel is located in Washington (Embassy Row), close to Anderson House, White House, and Lincoln Memorial. Also nearby are Ford's Theater and Washington Monument.
Hotel restaurant
In addition to a restaurant, The Baron Hotel features complimentary wireless Internet access. Other amenities include a 24-hour business center and tour/ticket assistance.
Free Wi-Fi
Televisions come with cable channels. Guestrooms also feature complimentary wireless Internet access, air conditioning, and complimentary newspapers.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
At your hotel
At your hotel
Dining options at the hotel include a restaurant. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access. This 3-star property offers access to a 24-hour business center.
- Free Wi-Fi
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Total number of rooms - 53
- Number of floors - 4
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- 24-hour front desk
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Restaurant
- 24-hour business center
Stay connected
Available in all rooms: Free Wi-Fi
Available in some public areas: Free Wi-Fi
In your room
- Cribs/infant beds (surcharge)
- Air conditioning
- Refrigerator (on request)
- Private bathroom
- Hair dryer (on request)
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Cable TV service
- Free Wi-Fi
Eat and drink
The Baron Hotel has a restaurant serving breakfast and dinner.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Bicycle rentals nearby
The fine print for The Baron Hotel
When you arrive
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
When you leave
Check-out time is 11 AM
How you can pay
Accepted at this hotel: American Express, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- Breakfast fee: USD 5 per person (approximately)
- Crib (infant bed) fee: USD 10 per night
- Rollaway bed fee: USD 10 per night


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Children's gardening skills wins cash for schoolsPublished on Tuesday, 28 October 2014 in Education and learning news
Pupils at two Wellingborough schools have used their gardening skills to win a share of a £1,000 prize. Croyland Nursery School and Avenue Infant School have been declared the joint winners in a unique competition aimed at getting children to eat more vegetables
Positive talks on the future of Glamis HallPublished on Monday, 20 October 2014 in Community and living news
The future of Wellingborough day care centre Glamis Hall is looking more hopeful following "very positive" talks last week.
Free event to help people back into workPublished on Monday, 20 October 2014 in Education and learning news
More than 100 local jobs will be on offer at a free event in Wellingborough next month.
Glamis Hall - Statement from Cllr Paul Bell, Leader of the Borough Council of WellingboroughPublished on Wednesday, 08 October 2014 in Community and living news
The decision was made last night to close the building and cease day care facilities at Glamis Hall from 31 December 2014. This decision was made with 20 votes in favour, 7 against, and 1 abstention.
Winter wellbeing in WellingboroughPublished on Monday, 22 September 2014 in Community and living news
A special winter wellbeing day is taking place in Wellingborough next month to help older people stay healthy and well during the colder weather.
Glamis Hall recommended to closePublished on Thursday, 18 September 2014 in Community and living news
Members of Wellingborough Council's resources committee have recommended that day care centre Glamis Hall should close at the end of the year.
Temporary changes to garden waste collectionsPublished on Tuesday, 16 September 2014 in Bins, rubbish and recycling news
Wellingborough residents are being reminded this week about temporary changes to their bin collections. The garden waste service will pause during the winter months, and there will also be some changes to collection days over Christmas.
Councillors discuss Glamis Hall decision againPublished on Wednesday, 10 September 2014 in Community and living news
Wellingborough councillors will look again next week at the decision to close a day care centre in the town. A report outlining a range of options for the future of Glamis Hall will be considered at a meeting of the resources committee on Tuesday evening (16 September).
Councillors to look again at Glamis Hall decisionPublished on Wednesday, 03 September 2014 in Community and living news
Wellingborough Council has agreed to look again at the decision to close a day care centre in the town.
New layout for Wellingborough MarketPublished on Tuesday, 12 August 2014 in Environment and planning news
Wellingborough Market is getting a makeover this week, as work takes place to improve the layout and create a dedicated events space.
Local food celebrated at two day festivalPublished on Monday, 11 August 2014 in Environment and planning news
Local food and drink will be in the spotlight next month as the Wellingborough Food Festival comes to town.
Earls Barton neighbourhood plan publicity beginsPublished on Monday, 11 August 2014 in Environment and planning news
People have until the end of this month to have their say on a proposed village development plan.
Taxi driver convicted of benefit fraudPublished on Wednesday, 04 June 2014 in Benefits news
A Wellingborough taxi driver has been sentenced to eight weeks in prison, suspended for a year, after fraudulently claiming almost £4,000 in benefits.
Wellingborough reduces market feesPublished on Tuesday, 13 May 2014 in Community and living news
Councillors in Wellingborough have cut the fees for a town market stall to just £10 as part of the national Love Your Local Market campaign.
Wellingborough hosts free youth marketPublished on Wednesday, 07 May 2014 in Community and living news
Young entrepreneurs in Wellingborough can have a go at being a market trader, free of charge, on Saturday 17 May.
Wellingborough welcomes Women's TourPublished on Friday, 02 May 2014 in Leisure and culture news
Wellingborough will be cheering on the world's finest female cyclists as the Women's Tour passes through the borough on Thursday 8 May.
Wellingborough gets ready for WaendelPublished on Tuesday, 29 April 2014 in Leisure and culture news
Final preparations are being made in Wellingborough ahead of the International Waendel Walk. More than 5,000 people are expected to take part in the prestigious event, which attracts walkers from as far away as Japan, America and China.
Special event for over 50s returns to WellingboroughPublished on Monday, 28 April 2014 in Community and living news
A popular event for the over 50s returns to Wellingborough on Thursday 15 May. The Older Persons' Forum is a free afternoon of ideas, information and advice giving older people the chance to discuss issues that affect them.
Door knocking increases electoral registration in WellingboroughPublished on Monday, 28 April 2014 in Your council news
Hundreds of households in Wellingborough are receiving doorstep visits to help them fill in electoral registration forms.
Funding available for summer playschemesPublished on Friday, 25 April 2014 in Leisure and culture news
Local groups and organisations that want to provide summer holiday activities for children and young people have just over a month to apply for funding from Wellingborough Council.
St George's Day celebration in WellingboroughPublished on Tuesday, 22 April 2014 in Community and living news
Wellingborough Council will celebrate St George's Day with the raising of the national flag on Wednesday 23 April at 10am outside the council offices at Swanspool House. Everyone is welcome to attend the short ceremony.
Mayor of Wellingborough 2014-15Published on Friday, 11 April 2014 in Your council news
Cllr Jim Bass has been announced as the new Mayor of Wellingborough. Cllr Bass, who has been a borough councillor since 2007, will use his year as mayor to develop relationships with local industry and educational facilities. His wife Edwina will be his mayoress.
Fire at Leyland Trading EstatePublished on Friday, 04 April 2014 in Environment and planning news
Northamptonshire Fire and Rescue Service are dealing with a large fire at Leyland Trading Estate in Wellingborough. There is a large plume of smoke as a result of the fire. The advice for people in the immediate vicinity is to stay indoors and keep doors and windows closed.
Government introduces changes to bailiff lawsPublished on Wednesday, 02 April 2014 in Benefits news
Wellingborough Council is urging people to get in touch early if they are struggling to pay their council tax or business rates, as new national legislation will see bailiff charges change from Sunday.
Supersonic 70s show comes to WellingboroughPublished on Tuesday, 25 March 2014 in Events news
Celebrated tribute show Supersonic 70s will be whipping up a sea of nostalgia in Wellingborough on Saturday 12 April with a special performance in aid of the Mayor's charity fund.
Extra black bin rubbish monitored in WellingboroughPublished on Tuesday, 25 March 2014 in Environment and planning news
Household rubbish left out on a Wellingborough street will be monitored over the coming weeks as part of a pilot project to stop excess landfill waste.
Advance booking now available for Waendel WalkPublished on Tuesday, 18 March 2014 in Community and living news
Advance registration is now available for the 35th International Waendel Walk, which takes place in Wellingborough over the weekend of 9-11 May.
Wellingborough woman sentenced for benefit fraudPublished on Friday, 21 February 2014 in Benefits news
A Wellingborough woman has been sentenced to four months in prison, suspended for two years, for fraudulently claiming nearly £14,000 in benefits.
New Wellingborough college gets planning permissionPublished on Thursday, 20 February 2014 in Environment and planning news
Planning permission has been granted for a £16 million college campus in Wellingborough town centre. The new Tresham campus will be built on the site of the existing college in Church Street.
Irchester housing development rejected by councillorsPublished on Thursday, 20 February 2014 in Environment and planning news
An application for 149 new homes in Irchester has been rejected by Wellingborough Council's planning committee.


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I love books, theater, and music. Currently a bit obsessed with A Song of Ice and Fire (the books, as I've never seen the show). I live in the beautiful Bluegrass State surrounded by handsome men (husband and three sons) and I've only recently discovered to my everlasting joy that lots of other people get as attached to fictional characters as I do! :)
Oh, and if you have a problem with Catelyn Stark, you probably won't like anything I write.
Oh, and if you have a problem with Catelyn Stark, you probably won't like anything I write.
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The US Supreme Court has struck down both the federal Defense of Marriage Act which limits the definition of marriage to 1 man and 1 woman AND California's Prop 8 which banned gay marriage there. Thank you, Supreme Court, for making me believe a little more in the American legal system today.
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Q:Hello! I was wondering if it'd be possible to get like a proper, professional dictionary-ish post about the usage of term "gauge" and the correct english terminology on stretched ears? I'm not a native english speaker and all english variants kinda confuse me as my native tongue does not have as many terms in it. I'm afraid I might sound like a twat and use the wrong words if no-one explains them throughly... Anyway, this blog is very enlightening, keep up the good work!
Hm. Okay let's see if I can do this without looking like a derp. It's one of those things that's become such a part of my vocabulary it might be hard to explain. >.<
Gauge: The measurement or size of the jewelry.**
How to use in a sentence.
- What size are those plugs? 00 gauge.
- What size are your ears stretched to? 2 gauge.
How to NOT use in a sentence.
- Yo what size are your gauges?
- I'm gonna gauge my ears later today!*
Plug: solid jewelry worn in the ear.
Eyelet: see through or hollow ear jewelry. May also be called "tunnels" (which I suppose isn't wrong but does get some people's panties in a bunch and I personally don't like it much).
*Stretch: proper word for what many people use "gauge" as a verb for.
- Cool stretched ears!
- I'm going to stretch my ears later today!
That's all I've got for now. Let me know if there are terms you're unsure of that I missed. I know I was working on a terminology list a while ago that never got finished. Perhaps I'll work on that some more.
**usually "gauge" is only used to describe sizes under 00g. above that, inch or millimeter measurements are generally used. Someone could also say "what gauge are those plugs?" and that could be answered by "they're 1/2"!" Normally, saying something like "one half inch gauge" just sounds silly and redundant.


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Public Housing
Townhouses That Refuse To Act Like Townhouses
July 5, 1991
By Marguerite P. Jones, Special to The Inquirer
FIELDSTONE AT PERKIOMEN WOODS Collegeville Montgomery County 215-489-5722 Fieldstone defies the tradition of townhouses. Instead of neat, predictable box-like structures, these homes offer unexpected angles and turns. Over the entryways are half-moon windows, on the staircases are planter shelves. Cathedral ceilings, half-turn stairways and half-wall dividers fill in other spaces. "A lot of people come in and say they don't feel like they are in a townhouse," said Penny Pavucek, sales consultant for the development in Collegeville.
Townhouses Still To House Office
April 30, 1986
By Charlie Frush, Inquirer Staff Writer
Burlington Waterfront Corp. has been granted an extension to continue using four townhouses in its Quaker Landing development as offices. The extension to Dec. 4 was granted by the Burlington City zoning board at its April 21 meeting. The original variance, needed because the townhouses are within a residential district, was granted eight months ago, when the firm said it needed the space because the offices of its parent company in Willingboro, Hill International, were being rehabilitated.
Initial Ok For Houses, Townhouses
July 24, 1988
By Laura Fortunato , Special to The Inquirer
The East Pikeland Township supervisors gave preliminary approval for construction of a housing development along Route 113 in the southeast section of the township, adjacent to the township's commercial district. At the Tuesday meeting, developer Roy Pompeii presented preliminary plans for construction of 91 townhouses and 29 houses on about 31 acres of the former Wilson tract. The property is zoned for four units per acre and includes public sewers. Pompeii planned to build 89 townhouses and 31 single-family houses on the site, but changed the plan to improve a proposed water drainage system.
Townhouse Rule Muddles Plan
October 2, 1988
By Wendy Walker, Special to The Inquirer
The fate of a controversial 39-townhouse development on the Uwchlan-West Pikeland border may rest on a question of timing. MPS Builders Inc. of West Chester has proposed the development on 12 acres in Uwchlan, between Davis Road and the Pennsylvania Turnpike. Last month, Uwchlan's supervisors decided that beginning Sept. 17, no townhouses could be built on lots of less than 20 acres. Because MPS submitted its revised plan in May, Mary Ann Rossi, the company's attorney, said the rule should not apply.
Townhouse Restrictions Proposed
August 21, 1988
By Wendy Walker, Special to The Inquirer
The Uwchlan Board of Supervisors has proposed an ordinance that will restrict townhouse construction in the township. Under the revision to the zoning law, townhouses could only be built on lots of at least 20 acres. The current minimum is three acres. "We want to cut down the number of townhouses going in some areas," said supervisor Chairman Mary Powell at the board's Monday meeting. "It's really a sin to see developers come in here and rape the ground. " Powell said that since all the township's large tracts had been sold, developers were trying to put townhouses on smaller lots.
Bensalem approves controversial townhouses
May 11, 2011
By Emilie Lounsberry, Inquirer Staff Writer
For nearly four hours Monday night, a debate roiled in Bucks County over the potential impact of a 175-townhouse development on the small, historic community of Lin-Park next door. Several dozen residents warned of traffic nightmares, drainage problems - indeed, the ruination of their peaceful neighborhood. But in the end, the Bensalem Township Council voted, 3-2, to allow the project. It will rise at the edge of Lin-Park, whose roots were set in the 1920s when a white farmer put aside land for blacks to build homes outside the city.
Townhouses Get Final Approval
July 17, 1988
By Denise-Marie Santiago, Inquirer Staff Writer
The Springfield Board of Commissioners has given final approval for a 53- townhouse subdivision at Ridge Pike and Manor Road in the township's panhandle section. In a 7-0 vote on Wednesday night, the commissioners approved final plans for the subdivision, allowing developer Anthony Corrado, owner of Corrado Construction, to begin construction on the 13-acre site. The townhouses in the subdivision, to be called Eagle View, would sell for $180,000 to $225,000, according to Corrado.
A Townhouse Plan Hits Snags
August 21, 1988
By Wendy Walker, Special to The Inquirer
The Uwchlan Planning Commission has asked a developer to revise a plan for a townhouse development that would have destroyed a Lionville house built in the early 1800s. While the developer has said he will work with the township to preserve the building, he believes the task will not be easy. An expected change in the township's ordinance permitting townhouses could further hamper the development. The 22-unit project is being proposed by Vintage Development Co. of Malvern, which has an agreement of sale to buy the 3.7-acre property from Jeff McTyier.
Worington Commons Townhouses Approved
April 24, 1986
By Maura C. Ciccarelli, Special to The Inquirer
Willistown supervisors have approved the 62-townhouse Worington Commons plan, part of the Willistown Woods development on West Chester Pike. The supervisors approved the plans Tuesday night, but they said building permits would not be issued until the state Department of Environmental Resources approved tying in the additional units to the existing sewage treatment plant. The approval came after a lengthy discussion over a dispute between Stewart Lundy, the developer's attorney, and Howard Marcu, attorney for the owner of 10 acres surrounded by the Willistown Woods development.
211 Townhouses Proposed
November 30, 1989
By Steve Edgcumbe, Special to The Inquirer
The Terramics Property Co. of Berwyn has asked the Willistown Board of Supervisors for permission to build 211 townhouses. At a supervisors' meeting Monday, Peter O. Hausmann, a partner with Terramics, said the plan called for the Quaker Farm townhouses to be built on an 83-acre tract on the south side of West Chester Pike between Delchester Road and Street Road (Route 926). The owner of the property is Quaker Farms Inc., which is owned by Terramics, Hausmann said. The proposal meets all township zoning requirements, including a requirement to preserve open space in the township, Hausmann told the supervisors.
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Townhouse project at Mt. Sinai site may start soon
April 17, 2014
By Erin Arvedlund, Inquirer Staff Writer
Construction of townhouses at the site of the long-vacant Mount Sinai Hospital in South Philadelphia could begin in the next few weeks, now that the city Zoning Board of Adjustment has given its approval for this first phase of a larger project proposed by Greenpointe Construction. Building permits are pending for the 37 three-story townhouses. Still awaiting approval is a plan to convert the hospital's main building into up to 198 apartments. Greenpointe, a Philadelphia firm run by Gagandeep Lakhmna, seeks historic tax credits to renovate the main building, said Koenig.
One killed, at least 7 hurt as blast devastates townhouses
March 6, 2014
By Michael Boren, Jonathan Lai, and Angelo Fichera, Inquirer Staff Writers
EWING, N.J. - Family photos crashed to wood floors. Windows shattered. Insulation was hurled through the air and draped barren trees in sheets of pink. A gas explosion Tuesday afternoon transformed a townhouse complex into a dark landscape of destruction, killing one person and injuring at least seven utility workers. "I thought it was the end of the world," said Robert Conrad, 74, who lives about six units away from the home where the explosion apparently was centered. He rushed out with a coat and camera, leaving behind his wallet and two cats.
Mt. Holly Gardens residents welcome long case's end
November 25, 2013
By Jan Hefler, Inquirer Staff Writer
A group of middle-aged and elderly homeowners gleefully passed around a picture of a three-story brick-front townhouse, admiring its modern appearance and the inclusion of a garage. A gloom that hung over them for a decade - after Mount Holly Township decided to bulldoze their postwar-era rowhouses and redevelop their impoverished neighborhood - had finally lifted. "I'm excited. I just can't wait until this finally goes through and I get my house," said Beatriz Cruz, referring to a redevelopment project that until now would have forced her and her mostly Latino and African American neighbors out. They had refused to move even after the town threatened eminent domain and ripped apart their houses and sidewalks as others relocated.
Airy townhouses just off Center City
November 17, 2013
By Alison Burdo, Inquirer Staff Writer
With the construction of 22 luxury townhouses, a local real estate development firm is pushing the boundaries of posh living beyond the traditional tony neighborhoods of Center City. Philadelphia-based Clarke Real Estate Development L.L.C. will unveil Sunday the first phase of its Parke Place townhouses on the 1300 block of Bainbridge Street. The first eight homes are to be completed by year's end. The 4,300-square-foot townhouses offer a distinct take on the open floor plan that buyers want lately.
Haven: With a family gathering point
July 22, 2013
By Diane M. Fiske, For The Inquirer
Kevin and Khesha Kelly's townhouse in Doylestown's Lantern Hill community has become an anchor for their busy lives. "I feel as if I am coming home to a Norman Rockwell painting after traveling through some of the roughest cities in the Northeast," Kevin says. "I love coming back to my quiet little town. " Kevin Kelly, a salesman for a food company, travels on the job throughout the United States and Canada. Khesha Kelly, a food scientist, has just started a second career as a paralegal in central New Jersey.
Developer seeks tax-plan deal for Camden townhouses
March 13, 2013
By Claudia Vargas, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
A developer seeking a 20-year Payment in Lieu of Taxes agreement for 175 low-income properties it plans to rehabilitate in Camden's Lanning Square and Bergen Square neighborhoods cleared the first hurdle Tuesday. Camden City Council approved an ordinance on first reading to grant Broadway Townhouses, owned by Roizman Development of Plymouth Meeting, a so-called PILOT agreement, which the company said would put at least $175,000 a year in city coffers. The company pays city taxes estimated at a little less than half that amount.
Battle rages over new PHA housing near historic burial ground
October 5, 2012
BY VALERIE RUSS, Daily News Staff Writer
BARRY Le LAND knows a man who talks of kicking a skull around when he was a boy after the Queen Lane Apartments high-rise was built in 1955. "A couple of fellows said they were playing kickball and thought they were kicking a rock, but then they saw it was a skull," Le Land said. "I have seen bones over there. But we didn't know it was a potter's field. " Residents said the bones started to appear after the Philadelphia Housing Authority finished building the high-rise in 1955, at Queen Lane and Pulaski Avenue, the site of an all-but-forgotten burial ground for African-Americans.
Townhouse developments in the works for both ends of South Street
September 12, 2012
By Melissa Dribben, Inquirer Staff Writer
Given the erratic history of South Street, something could always change. But it looks as if, by this time in 2014, both ends of the city's most irrepressible district will be capped by shiny new condo developments. The currently vacant sites have been caught in limbo for a decade or more. Like forlorn urban wallflowers, they have wishfully accepted invitations from a succession of rich suitors - Will Smith among them - who ultimately decided the dance ticket wasn't worth the trouble or money.
'Miss Julie': A Strindberg classic in a Philly townhouse
May 4, 2012
By Howard Shapiro, Inquirer Staff Writer
Into the mansion's kitchen the young servant barges, wearing a half-disgusted, half-bemused look and blurting out his take on his boss' dangerously flirty daughter, Miss Julie. "Tonight, she is wild again!" he declares in the first line of August Strindberg's classic, a line that defines her character throughout. But in this case, the servant is in the kitchen of a real Philadelphia townhouse that can hold about 40 audience members. August Strindberg's look at power and class, Miss Julie, is being produced through the weekend on the first floor of a fully lived-in townhouse on Second Street, where the southern edge of Center City begins to meld into Queen Village.
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- Written by Christian Hoffer on Sunday, July 11 2010 and posted in Reviews
Casanova is the critically acclaimed spy book by Matt Fraction and Gabriel Ba. With issues being rereleased under the Icon imprint, now is a perfect time to jump aboard and experience the trippy multidimensional book for the first time!
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FOC - 6/17/10, On-Sale 7/8/10
Casanova has been one of the more critically acclaimed creator-owned series of the last few years. A popular recommendation among local comic stores and internet bloggers, it's received critical acclaim despite its initial limited run and availability. Luckily for readers everywhere, Marvel is rereleasing Matt Fraction and Gabriel Ba's spy comedy as part of their Icon imprint with the promise of new issues following the reprinting of the initial twelve issues. Marvel sweetens the pot a little by adding a new bonus story to Casanova #1 written by Fraction and drawn by Fabio Moon.
For readers who don't know about Casanova, the title character of the comic, Casanova Quinn, is a thief for hire whose interests often fall into conflict with his father's EMPIRE organization. Swashbuckling and unbuckling his way through a series of adventures, Casanova becomes entangled in a multiversal plot involving the villain Newman Xeno and a dark version of his sister Zephyr, who in his timeline is the recently deceased star agent of EMPIRE. Timelines collide and Casanova finds himself in a new multiverse where no one knows of his true identity. The bonus story shows some of the aftermath of Casanova's endeavors, focusing on a EMPIRE nurse whom the mercenary seduced for his gain.
Casanova is a decidedly high-concept comic, one that requires the reader to have an understanding of comic book staples like alternate realities and global peacekeeping agencies to fully enjoy this comic. However, it is a spy book at heart, with the title character dressing and acting similar to a certain popular spy. However, Casanova is far more sociopathic than James Bond, manipulating friends and foes alike for his own gain. While the high concept is a little daunting, Fraction does his best to keep the reader focused on the humor and strong characterization present in Casanova. The highlight of Fraction's writing are the hilarious asides of the characters interspersed between panels. Still, the plot is a little hard to follow and may require an extra read or two to fully understand the machinations of Newman Xeno's nefarious plan.
Gabriel Ba's art is gorgeous in its unique cartoony style. While some of the art suffers due to the dense pages (the original comic only had sixteen pages instead of the standard twenty-two), Ba still generally manages to capture Fraction's tones perfectly. Ba's Casanova is smug and cocky while maintaining a sense of charm about him. Fabio Moon, meanwhile, does a great job of capturing Ba's style in the backup while adding his own unique touches. While Moon's art lacks the simplicity of Ba's, he does manage to draw a stunning page spread which captures the trippiness of Casanova perfectly.
All in all, this is a solid first issue. While "new" issues of Casanova won't be out for another year, the rereleased Casanova #1 will assuredly draw new readers who missed the wild spy book the first time.
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Sainsbury's to fund cooking programme on Channel 4
Channel 4 is in talks about airing a new ad-funded TV show backed by Sainsbury's called What's Cooking.
Sainsbury's: the show is expected to include product placements
If commissioned, the programme is expected to launch next year and is believed to be wholly funded by the supermarket chain.
PHD, Sainsbury's media agency, has worked on the strategy for the launch with its content arm, Drum, providing production support.
The one-hour show is expected to run for 13 weeks in a lunchtime slot from Monday to Friday.
What's Cooking will include product placement of ingredients and products sold by Sainsbury's.
A range of celebrity chefs are expected to present the programme, which is set to be one of the most significant investments in ad-funded content since product placement rules were relaxed in February 2011, although they have yet to be confirmed.
Sainsbury's has built a long association with food broadcasting. It was involved in the Taste Network joint venture with Carlton Communications, which ended in 2001. After that, it used the chef Jamie Oliver as the face of its ads until last year.
Last week, the supermarket unveiled its Christmas campaign by Abbott Mead Vickers BBDO. The work features vignettes of domestic moments that "make" Christmas.
A Sainsbury's spokesman said: "We don't comment on rumour and speculation."
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With the NHL Draft just two weeks away, one eligible player who's garnered a lot of attention lately is Edgars Kulda.
Edgars Kulda is a 19-year-old Latvian left winger currently playing for the WHL's Edmonton Oil Kings. He helped lead the team to a WHL championship and a Memorial Cup this season, and now he's looking to get drafted by an NHL club later this month.
NHL Central Scouting ranked Edgars Kulda 145th in their final rankings. He may not be in the top 30, but he is still considered a top prospect by many, and could end up going much higher than he's currently ranked, particularly if teams were paying close attention to the Memorial Cup. After all, the final rankings were released prior to Kulda's stellar performance in the tournament.
This season was Kulda's second in the WHL and second with the Oil Kings. After scoring just 17 points in 64 games in his rookie season, he boosted his offense this season; he ended up with 30 goals and 30 assists for 60 points in 66 regular season games and finished the year a plus-34.
Kulda also had 22 points (10-12) in 21 playoff games with the Oil Kings, who headed to London after winning the WHL championship.
Overall, he finished the Memorial Cup tournament with four goals and three assists in five games, including one goal in the longest game in Memorial Cup history, a triple-overtime victory for the Oil Kings to allow them to go onto the Cup final game against Guelph, which Edmonton won 6-3.
Kulda was named MVP, and Oil Kings head coach Derek Laxdal noted that he stepped up greatly during the tournament.
Aside from his experience in the WHL, Edgars Kulda has plenty of experience on the international stage. Over the years, he's appeared in U-17s, U-18s and U-20s for Latvia. This year, Latvia was in Division 1, Group A, competing against Austria, Belarus, Denmark, Poland and Slovakia.
Latvia finished second in the tournament, winning four of five games and scoring 23 goals to just seven allowed. Edgars Kulda had one goal and six assists in the tournament.
Denmark finished first in the tournament with an undefeated 5-0 record.
If the Sabres did select Kulda, he would join fellow Riga native Zemgus Girgensons in the blue and gold — making Buffalo the lone team in the NHL to currently have two Latvian players on their roster.
Provided he gets chosen by a team, Edgars will not be the first Kulda to come to the NHL.
His older brother, Artūrs Kulda, was selected 200th overall by the Atlanta Thrashers in 2006. He played just six games with the Thrashers, spending most of his time in the AHL. He also appeared in nine games for the Winnipeg Jets in the 2011-12 season but currently plays overseas in the KHL with Salavat Yulaev Ufa.
This will be Kulda's second time entering the NHL draft. He was not selected in last year's draft after his less-than-impressive rookie season – but that can also be partly attributed to the adjustment of playing in North America after having lived in Latvia for so long.
Kulda could get a serious look heading into this year's draft, and some predictions have him going as early as the second or fourth rounds, so we'll have to wait and see exactly where he winds up at the end of this month — and I'm sure it will be Kulda Approved.


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Experience • Representation of owner-developer in multi-million dollar claim against mechanical engineer for errors and omissions in design and L.E.E.D. accreditation. • Multi-prime litigation on behalf of a general contractor involving claims against a public owner, design professional, and multiple trades for delay damages, lost productivity, out of scope work, in conjunction with the successful defense of owner claims in excess of $10 million dollars. • Multi-jurisdictional representation of a contractor involved in state and federal debarment proceedings and successful challenge to state's debarment action in Schuylkill Prods., Inc. v. Commonwealth, Dep't of Transp., 962 A.2d 1249 (Pa. Commw. Ct. 2008). • Mechanics' lien claim and arbitration seeking recovery of extra-work and delay damages related to L.E.E.D. and design errors. • Prosecution of differing site condition claims in the US Court of Federal Claims against the US government and related delay claims. 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Reggie McKenzie has taken some well-deserved heat this free agency period. The debacle that was the Rodger Saffold signing made the fans seriously question what was going on, as well as who was actually running the show. The Austin Howard signing was a good signing to help bolster the offensive line. The acquisitions of Justin Tuck and Lamarr Woodley made it obvious to me that the line of scrimmage was a priority for Reggie McKenzie and the Oakland Raiders.
Some believe that bringing in Justin Tuck and Lamarr Woodley were great moves for the team. Some believe it was the Raiders front office trying to throw the Raider Nation a bone so they would stop taking a beating publicly. I fall somewhere in the middle. While I think bringing in veterans with Super Bowl rings can help the locker room, I also realize both players might be past their prime. I believe Justin Tuck and Lamarr Woodley have the ability to really help this team both on and off the field but I don't expect them to be the saviors of the franchise. They are good veterans who I expect to help a young team grow over the next two years.
I do commend Reggie McKenzie for sticking to his guns even after taking tons of scrutiny. He is trying to build this team through the draft and use free agency as a way to complement the roster instead of paying top dollar for mediocre players. I will not say McKenzie has done an excellent job but I will say he has a plan, which is something this franchise has needed for over a decade.
I think the Oakland Raiders front office should be more aggressive with a few of the remaining free agents. Henry Melton is a player I think the Oakland Raiders should be making a serious attempt at signing. Melton is coming off an ACL tear last season but I believe he is still has a lot in the tank. He is only twenty-seven and pairing him with Jutin Tuck and Lamarr Woodley could potentially make the Raiders front seven pretty good. Henry Melton is a physical player in the middle of the defense, something the Raiders might miss after losing Pat Sims and Vance Walker to free agency.
Another player I would like to see the Raiders bring in for a visit is Antonio Cromartie. With Walter Thurmond going to the New York Giants, Cromartie is a player the Raiders should be trying to get in the silver and black. The Raiders are desperate for corners so I see no reason why he should not be on the radar of Reggie McKenzie. He fits the defensive system as a corner that can hold his own running man coverage as well as cover a zone effectively. Seeing that the Oakland Raiders have to play the Denver Broncos twice a year I don't mind bringing in Cromartie for a year or two at around four to five million. Walter Thurmond got a one-year deal for $3.5 million so giving Cromartie slightly more to play in Oakland is fine with me. My only fear is overpaying for Antonio Cromartie simply because it's the Raiders.
I don't think Reggie McKenzie has done horribly as some people would imply but I would like to see him be slightly more aggressive. I know he comes from Green Bay where they do not really participate in free agency but this is not Green Bay, its Oakland. I want him to keep his own philosophy but sometimes you have to switch to up a little and take a risk or two.
Right now, I'd give Reggie McKenzie a grade of a C. The Rodger Saffold situation was embarrassing to him as well as the Oakland Raiders organization. If it was not for that, McKenzie might be in the C+, B- range. I want to see Reggie be more aggressive but I'm glad he isn't making erratic decisions in desperate attempts to save his job.


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This folder contains guidance that will allow Employers to establish appropriate systems for managing outdoor learning, off-site visits and learning outside the classroom.
The systems created will involve roles and responsibilities and these are defined in these documents.
Some documents are personalised to describe specific staff roles.
Employer systems and requirements
- | 3.1a Requirements and Recommendations for Employers
Role: employer, governors
- | 3.1b Requirements and Recommendations for Establishments
Role: assistant leader, employer, evc, governors, head/manager, visit leader
Legal framework
- | 3.2a Underpinning Legal Framework and Duty of Care
Role: employer, evc, governors, head/manager
- | 3.2b Monitoring
Role: employer, evc, governors, head/manager
- | 3.2c Charging for school activities
Role: evc, governors, head/manager, parents, visit leader
- | 3.2d / 4.4a Assessment of Competence
Role: evc, head/manager
- | 3.2e Inclusion
Role: evc, head/manager
- | 3.2f AALA Licensing
- | 3.2g Vetting and Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) Checks
Role: employer, evc, governors, head/manager
- | 3.2h Self-organised visits and the package travel regulations
Personalised check-lists
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Role: evc
- | 3.3b Head or Manager Check List
Role: head/manager
- | 3.3c Management Board and Governor Check List
Role: governors
- | 3.3d Parent and Guardian Check List
Role: parents
- | 3.3e Visit Leader Check List
Role: visit leader
- | 3.3f Young People Check List
Role: parents
Roles and responsibilities
- | 3.4a Director of Children's Services
- | 3.4b Lead Member for Children's Services
- | 3.4c Outdoor Education Adviser Line Manager
- | 3.4d LA Outdoor Education Adviser
- | 3.4e LA Teacher Adviser and Health and Safety Coordinator
- | 3.4f Member of a Management Board or Governing Body
Role: employer, governors
- | 3.4g Head Teachers/Managers
Role: head/manager
- | 3.4i Manager of an Outdoor Centre or LOtC Facility
- | 3.4j Educational Visits Coordinator (EVC)
Role: evc
- | 3.4k Visit or Activity Leader
Role: visit leader
- | 3.4l Assistant Leaders
Role: assistant leader, visit leader
- | 3.4m Helper
Role: visit leader
- | 3.4n Parents and Guardians
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As if dealing with diva receiver Santonio Holmes wasn't enough, former Jets defensive tackle Kris Jenkins believes that Quarterback Mark Sanchez needed to step up and put Holmes in his place.
Jenkins, in speaking on the Mike Lupica show, said that he doesn't believe Sanchez is the right person for the Jets. If he was, he would have spoken out against any problems earlier.
"The No. 1 quarterback should have said that a long time ago," Jenkins said. "It would have been all part of the process of him growing a pair and standing up and being a man. But the thing is, he lost his because he got caught up in the wash that is New York, the spotlight, taking pictures in the magazines and doing all that stuff. That's just what everybody has seen with Mark Sanchez, they got tired of it."
While impressed with Sanchez's potential, Jenkins wonders whether Sanchez has it in him to command respect in the locker room.
"Mark wants to be a leader but there's a difference between wanting it and taking it," Jenkins said. "He's always trying to be a crowd pleaser. He's always trying to be nice. He wants to be a leader but he won't take it."
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People had grown increasingly frustrated with Robin Lopez. With Anthony Davis back, he saw a mere 15 minutes the day before, and in the past week, he was only averaging 7.5 PPG and 3.3 RPG. Well, Davis finished with 16/5/0 and a block while Lopez earned 22 points, 9 rebounds, an assist and 2 blocks.Please, blog, may I have some more?
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Last night, Kobe Bryant scored over half his team's points (40) and reached a triple double. No, not the good kind of triple double…the kind where you also have 10 turnovers. An absurd line of 40/10/3/3 with 5 3PM, 12-28 FG, 11-13 FT, and the aforementioned 10 turnovers.Please, blog, may I have some more?
Rasheed Wallace. Yep, I dared team Ballin Like Smush to do it and he is now the proud owner of 'Sheed for $1 (until waivers on Thursday kicks in at least). This, in a way, shows the beauty of an auction.Please, blog, may I have some more?
We're down to the wire now. Toss your burners, Marlowe. With just 10 days left, it's time to erase the history of what got you here and look only in your immediate future. Unless you're planning to keep Rudy Gay for next year, dump him.Please, blog, may I have some more?
Who knew that Kevin Martin would drain 34 points and sink a perfect 18-for-18 from the line and he wouldn't even have the most impressive line on his own team? Kyle Lowry triple-doubled in his first career game last night (28/10/11, with three treys and three steals) and has come on this season like gangbusters.Please, blog, may I have some more?
I'm convinced that Rajon Rondo is the first guy off the second tier instead of the last guy off the first. He shot 1-for-10 last night, he's shooting .377 this month, turning the ball over nearly five times a game, and bricks almost half his free throws.Please, blog, may I have some more?
Serge Ibaka had 14 rebounds and seven blocks yesterday. Danny Ainge is smart, but Darrell Morey Sam Presti is smarter. A full year of Ibaka at PF next season is going to be huge. After just seven games this month, Ibaka has more blocks (25) than in either of the last two.Please, blog, may I have some more?
Houston's Kyle Lowry dropped seven threes last night, making it 24 bombs in six games. That's a league-high, the current franchise best and a wicked, wicked third-tier keeper option for your team come the fall. Lowry is ranked 16th in the league in assists and 15th in the league in steals per game, which ain't too shabby considering he was just a seagull on the submarine's radar during the preseason and was drafted in fewer than 25 percent of this season's drafts.Please, blog, may I have some more?
Houston's Chase Budinger has averaged 30 mpg in the three games since Thursday's trade deadline. In that small sample size, Budinger has averaged .516/.850, along with 2.7 3pg/21.7 ppg/5.3 rpg. I don't need to tell you how outstanding that production is from a player owned in fewer than 25 percent of fantasy leagues.Please, blog, may I have some more?
This time of the year is always bittersweet. Shuffling up the collective deck of players and dealing them all over the NBA map is fun and exciting, like the time you see your first boob up close. You've spent a lot of time imagining it, then – poof – it's there right in front of you and you have no idea what to do.Please, blog, may I have some more?


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Thursday, December 20, 2012
Episode #90 It's Beginning to Look A lot Like Christmas
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when I see you've put up a new show? I'm always smiling :) I just love internet and how it connects me with other people and I'm always in awe over it and just love watching your show while knitting and listening and laying my knitwork aside to see what you've made.
I think you've your knitting moyo back and I love your stitchmarker "holder" it's so cute and now I'm going to see if I can find one as well.
Not that I've such cute and gorgeous stitchmarkers ;)
I'm doing fine :) Thank you for asking :) Had a cold last weeks, yep it was a heavy one but now everything is alright and I guess everything is settle-ing for the new year :)
The photo at the end of the show is so cute :) And thank you for your christmas wishes and from my family to you and your loved ones also a merry christmas and a happy new year :) I wish all the best to you all :)
Valeria :)
Valeria, thanks so much! I always forget to check the blog to say hello to you. I hope you had a nice holiday and the New Year has been good for you:-)ReplyDelete
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We probably all have our own post-Thanksgiving turkey sandwich ritual.
It may be the classic: slices of turkey stacked atop gravy-smeared bread with a dollop of cranberry sauce and a spoonful of leftover dressing. It may be as simple as turkey, mayo and spongy white bread.
My ritual dispenses with the bread; instead I enjoy strands of breast meat dipped into a jar of Dukes mayonnaise.
Many enjoy this ritual sandwich after raiding the refrigerator late at night. As Sam Sifton, a former New York Times restaurant critic who has written a new cookbook, Thanksgiving: How to Cook it Well, says, You have to eat it barefoot in the kitchen and there cannot be much light.
We share Siftons recipe for the classic turkey sandwich that he calls simplicity itself. We also tapped cooking school instructors from Morrisville to Charlotte for their advice on how to elevate the leftover turkey sandwich. Their suggestions call for avocados, roasted red peppers and a family recipe for uncooked cranberry pecan relish.
In case theres a lot of leftover turkey and dressing, we share recipes for a breakfast dish with baked eggs nestled in leftover dressing and a comforting pasta dish with turkey, mushrooms and capers.
Were also sharing the Butterball hotline (800-288-8372) to ensure a bird so delicious it just might be impossible to wait until midnight to savor a sandwich by the light of the refrigerator.
For a printable version of the recipes, click the links:
Uncooked Cranberry Pecan Relish
Pasta Shells with Turkey, Mushrooms and Capers
Weigl: 919-829-4848
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Songs that say "You are to blame"
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|Hi all. I know everyone is probably sick of hearing requests for specific breakup songs but I can't really find any comfort in any breakup song I've listened to so far. Music has always been a very healing aspect of all my breakups so I'm desperate to find a song that fits.
My girlfriend of 3 years broke up with me and is basically blaming me for everything. I feel I treated her extremely well and that it was her own hang-ups that caused our problems.
I'm not really looking for extremely sad or angry songs ... just one that have a specific message. One that says "stop blaming me" or "you're to blame" or "don't tell me I'm broken when YOU are the one who is broken" or "you have a lot of baggage and maybe it's your fault". Or all of the above Any help would be appreciated. Thank you in advance!
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|0 likes - like | 06-03-2013 15:14 kalsonberry
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|"Bulletproof Love" by Pierce The Veil is the only one I can come up with. It probably has some screaming though since it's Pierce The Veil.
|0 likes - like | 07-03-2013 00:43 kalsonberry
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|I think "You Give Love A Bad Name" by Bon Jovi also works.
|0 likes - like | 04-05-2013 22:06 HyperMusic96
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|Hate This and I Ill Love Your by Muse
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|Since u Been Gone....Kelly Clarkson.....good move on song


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These boys... they are the cutest! We had lots of giggles on Saturday. LOTS. hahaha!!!! Enjoy this sneak peek into this beautiful family's session.
My bestie and her family are too darn cute. We decided to do urban this year, something different. Isla was determined it was just her photoshoot.. ;) but that's ok! I think they rocked it! Have a peek.
I photographed Katie last Saturday, it was COLD... and WINDY... but she was such a trooper! Katie refers to herself as a gypsy with an old soul. She has a passion to read and travel. She loves flowers, cats, and movies. She has an extreme coffee addiction and is a bit obsessed with David Bowie and The GoGo's.
Katie is very active in many high school clubs and activities. She volunteers with Special Olympics and work at General Custards. She is graduating high school with an Associates Degree, then plans to go to a four year university to major in psychology and English. Eventually she wants to live and work in a big city like NYC or Chicago. Enjoy her sneak peek!


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Can someone translated this to English for me please?
I prob won't be finding a theater near me playing this, so i'll wait for the DVD
I just watched the movie Guru. So good!
I think it was a great story line and I loved every minute. At some points I didn't know if I should be against Guru of for him, but in the end I was definitely all for him. By the way he was a whole G, and he's wife was more than supportive, no matter what.
Dream, courageously!
OMG did he just growl? lol I'm finishing up this movie Ghajini, and Sanjay just growled at the man… too funny. This movie is so interesting though!
Ooooh I made the gif myself!
Anyways I can't wait till Agneepath comes out! It will be the first Hindi movie I see in theaters. I just have to find the closest one to go to, cause there aren't any that close.
I saw the original with Amitabh Bachan, and i'm so excited Hrithik Roshan is in this one because he is so awesome!
*Barso Re
A.R. Rahman
I wanna learn/make a dance to this song
i just bought this whole soundtrack, its beautiful :)
Shreya Ghoshal <3
I'm going to watch some of Aladin while I finish wrapping Christmas gifts, then baking, decorating the tree and whatever else with the family!
So that's basically what I was thinking when I saw his face…. I wish I knew more than basic Hindi, then I would of put it in Hindi.
Aaja aaja mera dost ;)
All day, every day… Love for it!
Aaja aaja mera dost ;)
I feel like I re-blogged this before, but I would Love to follow more blogs that fit this profile….About to go through the blogs of the people who already re-blogged this now.
Watched Dil Bole Hadippa!
Rani was great in both roles and I found a new liking for Shahid.
I liked it, and I've officially started my goal to watch All of Rani Mukherjees movies.
Will be my 1st non-hindi Indian cinema film to watch


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A failure of the process
Now, I will state up front that I'm an engineer and musician by training. I am not a biologist. But I believe myself to be well acquainted with matters of science, including evolutionary biology. Hell, any high school kid in this country, at least the ones in regions where we still use non-fiction textbooks, will know that features which give organisms a greater chance to survive long enough to reproduce will lead to that organism's success as a population. It's a beautiful, simple idea, as all the great ones are. It just makes sense.
We, of course, are products of this process, too. It's been particularly successful in selecting for our brains, though very clearly not in every individual case. You can consider other features of our bodies and understand how they were selected for, either by the time we were clearly separated as homo sapiens, or long before. Opposable thumbs, upright locomotion, stereoscopic vision, mammary glands: these are all obviously winning concepts when you're trying to eat, defend yourself, and raise the next generation until they're old enough to make yet another generation.
Sensory perception is a particular wonder to me. The retina, the cochlea, and the dense webs of nerve endings in our fingertips and feet are astonishingly successful wet engineering projects. Critical for survival, sure, but also our gateways to so much beauty and pleasure for these giant brains we carry around.
But sweet, crispy jeebus crackers, I need someone to explain to me, right here and right now, what possible advantage to us as a species is manifested in wiring up our teeth with so gotdamn many ways to feel pain. They are stupid bones, vitally and obviously necessary chunks of calcium phosphate. How was their 400 ways to hurt (and hurt like a BITCH) helpful to us as we were advancing from whatever predecessor species that only slurped tiny sea critters or whatever? Why are they wired up with the same nerve density as, apparently, our sexual organs, although only in ways that cause excruciating pain? Why do they need any nerve endings at all? It's not like early mammals or precursor homo went to the dentist. Seems like this is a pure failure of the process. There is no reason for this much pain. If a tooth dies or is damaged, shouldn't it ought to just go away and let the host get along with the other 30-ish? Do we have to be tortured? Unable to enjoy cold beer or hot coffee or hard candy? God dammit, Charles.
ti;dr: I'm getting a crown this morning and I'm a giant baby and it's gonna hurt and I hate teeth.


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(WHAS11) -- The mother who saved her children in the Henryville tornado is going to the nation's capitol to meet President Obama.
Stephanie Decker lost her legs while saving her children in the March 2 tornadoes. Her husband tells WHAS11 News that they will head to Washington D.C. on Friday morning to meet with the president.
Stephanie plans to talk to him about the latest technologies for amputees and her foundation to helps kids with prosthetics.
Visit our Kentuckiana Tornado section for the latest photos, stories, news and info on how you can help after the storms on March 2.


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Casablanca March 15th, 2014
Enjoy this citrus party in your mouth! This dinner is the perfect compliment to our Chocolate Workshop to be held earlier in the day. Sign up for both!
• Arugula salad with grapefruit, olive, pecorino fresco, pomelo, champagne vinaigrette
• Moroccan lamb tagine with almond
• Orange couscous, pepper harissa and cucumber raita
• Ricotta cream and meyer lemon trifle
(made with sheep's milk ricotta)
• Balch coffee with dessert
(Gluten in the trifle.) Vegetarian option available w/advance notice. Each dish features sheep milk/meat and citrus.
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The first batch of pocket squares from Add-On is now live at the store. Made from industrial leftover fabrics, they deliver a unique and exclusive take on menswear acessories, with a twist of sustainability. Check them here!
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J. Crew SS14 Collection
Another great collection from the american retailer, delivering a nice array of tailored alternatives paired with shorts and timeless denim. The suede bombers really caught my eye…
Vacation's Attire Day 1
Coming back to my beachside hometown for a few days was the perfect excuse to bring out some of the more summery alternatives in my wardrobe and throw some layering and accessories into the mix. Enjoying a more casual, relaxed vibe, Figueira da Foz is a prime example of how scorching heat gives place to chilly evenings, meaning everything from cardigans and sports coats up to sweaters is a common alternative for a walk around town. Knowing in advance what I was up for, I packed accordingly, aiming to have several alternatives which allowed me to stay in tune with a vacation feel.
This chambray-like linen popover shirt is one of my favourite summer purchases and proof, that yet again, there are some nice steals at major retailers like Zara. The beautiful shade and details such as the hidden button down collar, front zip closure and biased side pockets, give it a nice twist and versatility; moreover, the quality of the linen used is surprisingly reasonable when compared to other lower-end labels. The unique shade goes perfect with the sand/pinkish tone on the relaxed chinos, which are paired with grey fringed boat shoes. Finally the bold ethnic scarf stands out on its own, but also ties everything together by picking different hues from all the remaining pieces and accessories such as bracelets and signet ring.
Details: linen popover shirt by Zara, v-neck tee by Levi's, cotton chinos by Our Legacy (tailored), fringe boat shoes by Buttero, ethnic scarf by Purificacion Garcia, watch by Daniel Wellington, beaded bracelets by Viola Milano, vintage silver signet ring.
Model and Styling: Miguel Amaral Vieira
MAN 1924 SS14 Pitti Preview
Mr. Carlos Castillo's label has been gaining momentum and well deserved attention for some time now. MAN 1924 embodies Mr. Castillo's impeccable sense of style, perfectly blending sartorial tradition with a casual effortlessness, all while maintaining a charismatic aesthetic. A perfect use of seasonal fabrics such as lightweight cotton, tropical wool, linen and seersucker helps bring this vision to life, being used in unstructured sports coats, safari jackets and summery shirts.
This balanced fusion between polished and relaxed, portrayed in Mr. Castillo's own attires (I remember bumping into him and his cousin Jorge while going out for dinner: linen shirt, foulard, cotton cargos, brogues), is part of what makes the brand so appealing and unique. You can find everything from a morning coat or tailored suits, up to everyday alternatives with a trademark panache. A happy coincidence that during my visit to stand, team Armoury was already checking the upcoming collection…
One of my favourite Summer combinations - courtesy of Rose & Born
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Bespoke Excellence - Biagio Santo
Although not as prone to change as its counterpart, menswear has also experienced its share of cyclical trends, coming and going as both society and designers saw fit. Throughout the years, garments and accessories rotated in and out of the men's fashion scene, with recent years seeking strong inspiration in early menswear influences, namely through the comeback of accessories. However, during this period, a handful of staple pieces prevailed, only to become menswear essentials in their own right. Among those, few carry such a timeless and quintessential connection to gentlemanliness as the tie.
I recently came in touch with Mr. Leo Faggiano: entrepreneur, artist, traveler, stylist… a man with a rich and unique background in the fashion business. Having studied arts in Rome and London, Leo then moved on to work with André Laug, one of the most renowned designers at the time, granting him the opportunity to travel the world and meet some of fashion's most influential people.
Nowadays, he's manager at one of the oldest and most exquisite bespoke tie manufacturers in Europe: Biagio Santo. Founded in Salento, Southern Italy, Biagio Santo brings to life the unique beauty and craftsmanship of traditional tailoring, acquired through a lifetime of dedication and passion for the art. The sartorial skills and techniques are now applied to a variety of luxurious neckwear and pocket squares, entirely handcrafted according to customer's specifications. Their offerings include a wide array of available fabrics to choose from, including an exclusive vintage library and they are able to craft every model you can think of: 3 fold, 6 fold, 7 fold, unlined, the works. Crafted by an experienced team of tailors and seamstresses, each specialized in a particular step of the manufacturing process, every item is unique and embodies the brand's values of perfection and excellence.
Herringbone & Polka Dots
Ph: Beyond Fabric @ Pitti Uomo
Buttero SS14 Pitti Preview
It's always a pleasure to meet my friends from Buttero to catch up with their latest developments. This time around, Luca and Massimiliano showed me around the SS14 collection, which besides evolutions on trademark classics such as the Tanino low and high-top, featured an array of new models. Introducing a new type of thicker rubber sole for the boat shoes and chukkas, along with new sneaker models and slippers, the result is a well balanced selection of casual/polished alternatives always maintaining that unique Buttero feel. New materials such as linen were used for the Taninos, while braided leather and supple suede were chosen for slippers, high-tops and chelsea boots. The latter by the way, are already on my wish list…


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With the announcement that Cal Crutchlow is to move to the LCR Honda team for 2015, making space for Andrea Iannone to move up to the Factory Ducati team, the beginnings of a MotoGP grid are starting to emerge for 2015.
Both Repsol Honda seats are confirmed, as are both Factory Ducati riders and Valentino Rossi at Movistar Yamaha, with Jorge Lorenzo expected to announce a deal with Yamaha very soon. In the satellite teams, only Pol Espargaro is confirmed at Monster Tech 3 Yamaha, as is Crutchlow at CWM-LCR Honda.
With those names in place, we can start to draw up a list of who will be where, and who could be where for 2015. We have broken that list into three separate tables, based on the certainty of their deals: riders with confirmed contracts; riders and teams with deals that are expected to be confirmed very soon; and deals which are likely to happen, but are still not certain.
Friday Summary at Sachsenring: Marquez's Big Crash, Some Fast Yamahas, & Fixing Turn 11 Again
There are those who say that Marc Marquez is due for a big crash soon. He is always riding so close to the edge of traction that at some point, he will go over the limit and suffer the consequences, they reason. They will therefore not have been surprised to learn that Marquez had a huge highside on Friday morning.
What will surprise them is the cause of the crash. It was not due to pushing his Honda RC213V beyond the limits of adhesion, he explained to the media afterwards, but was caused by a minor slip of his foot. His toe touched the gear lever, clicking the bike into 3rd, and that caused the rear tire to grip momentarily and flick him off.
The crash happened at Turn 2. "You turn with the gas in second gear," Marquez said. "I didn't know at the time, but I was touching a little bit the gear lever." In the last part of the corner, he accidentally engaged third, and as he kept the throttle in the same position, the bike highsided.
Marquez was thrown upside down, and landed on his neck. He was lucky to walk away, but walk away he did. He returned to the garages and was straight back on the bike again, posting the sixth fastest time, six tenths off the pace of Aleix Espargaro, and a third of a second behind Jorge Lorenzo.
By the afternoon, Marquez was back at full speed, and second quickest behind Aleix Espargaro once again. He still had some stiffness in his neck, he said, but it was not really hindering him.
"The neck feels a bit locked in some corners, but it is not a problem," he said. Intensive physiotherapy kept his neck warm, and prevented it from seizing up and becoming painful. That only happened after the session was over, and his neck started to cool down.
There was some question of why Marquez was allowed to continue straight away. After what was obviously a very serious crash, Marquez was not subjected to a physical examination to check for signs of a concussion. This is a recurring problem in MotoGP, with pressure on riders to get back on the bike as soon as possible.
Only in very severe and obvious cases does the circuit doctor intervene, and so far this has not caused any problems. How long it will continue without a rider hurting themselves by going back out too soon remains to be seen. There may be a role here for more forceful action by the Medical Director and circuit doctor.
The news had been coming for a month or so, but at last it has been announced officially. Valentino Rossi has signed a two-year extension of his contract with the Movistar Yamaha team, and will race with them in MotoGP for the 2015 and 2016 seasons.
For the past few races, Rossi had said he had been close to signing a new deal, but had a few details still to clear up. Those details had been resolved at some point between the Barcelona and Assen rounds, with Rossi's new contract signed at Assen.


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Each week in our print editions and every day on our blogs, the 13 Voice Media Group papers feature some of the best music writing in the country. That's why we're excited to announce the winners of our first VMG music writing awards. The honor goes to the authors of one blog post and one print pi ... More >>
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