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PennDOT awards three-year, $899 million contract to take care of bridges
Pennsylvania is awarding a $899 million contract to Plenary Walsh Keystone Partners to design, replace and maintain 558 bridges around the state for the next 25 years.
The contract – the biggest ever awarded by PennDOT – uses a public-private partnership (P3) approach to tackling the state's problem with an abundance
North Halsted Bridge project receives NSBA Merit Award
Walsh Construction received the National Steel Bridge Alliance's 2014 Steel Bridge Competition Merit Award (Medium Span Category) for the North Halsted Street Tied Arch Bridge project in recognition for outstanding design in structural steel.
Black River Tunnel Project to Improve Lake Erie Sewer System
Lake Erie is a vital resource for the cities that surround it - but with rising pollution and contamination from outdated sewer systems, the lake and its communities were in trouble. The Ohio-based city of Lorain
I-4/Selmon Expressway Connector project wins 2014 FICE/FDOT Outstanding Project Award
Pierce County STOP Facility Stage 2 construction underway
Walsh began construction on Stage 2 of the Pierce County Sewer Traffic and Operations Facility, which will combine Sewer maintenance and operations (M&O), Traffic M&O, and a portion of the County Equipment Services Division into a single facility. These groups have been in need of new facilities
Peregrine Falcons continue to prosper during Milton-Madison Bridge construction
The mating pair of peregrine falcons that have been residing on Milton-Madison Bridge have had another successful year. During the four mating seasons that Walsh Construction has worked on the new bridge, the pair have produced 15 offspring. One of the female falcons
Walsh Underway on Major Segment of Chicago Riverwalk
The Chicago Riverwalk project will transform a six-block stretch of the downtown riverfront into a linear park with areas such as fountains, a theater, and room for recreational boats. Walsh Construction is underway
New FBI Norfolk Field Office Opens
CHESAPEAKE, Va. – The FBI held a dedication ceremony to mark the completion of the new state-of-the-art FBI Norfolk Field Office March 27.
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SunRail is Open to the Public
Five SunRail trains began service yesterday morning running from DeBary to south Orlando - 12 stations along the 32 mile track. The Florida Department of Transportation is giving the public free transportation
The Walsh Group Participates in Rebuilding Together
The Regional Office sponsored the home through Rebuilding Together Pittsburgh, who delivers no-cost home repairs and renovations to low-income seniors in the Pittsburgh Area. House Captain, Michael Norcutt, and Volunteer Captain, Jessica McDuffie, organized a crew
IH-35 Express Managed Lanes Project Named #2 Top Project Start
Ranked #2 on the list is the $1.4-billion IH-35 Express Managed Lanes Project. The two-phase project is a 30-mile expansion of IH-35E, through eight cities and two counties
Maggie Daley Park beginning to take 'foam'
How is 20-acres of flat ground transformed into landscaped rolling hills and an ice ribbon? Giant foam blocks.
These white blocks, also known as Geofoam, are going to be used to form and contour the topography of Maggie Daley Park in downtown Chicago.
Historic Milton-Madison Bridge Slide Complete
The 2,428 foot-long, steel-truss Milton-Madison Bridge has connected the small river towns of Madison, In., and Milton, Ky., for the past 85 years. Eight decades and millions of vehicle crossings later
Ashland Bridge Removed for Re-Use
Watch Walsh crews remove an abandoned railroad bridge over Ashland Ave. It will be re-used as part of the Bloomingdale Trail.
Safety Week 2014
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Milton-Madison Bridge Slides Into Place
A 100-foot concrete section of the Milton-Madison Bridge slid into place Thursday morning. This timelapse video shows the less than 2-hour process from two angles.
Walsh Group Wins Sustainability Circle of Excellence Award
The Walsh Group Wins 2013 Sustainability Circle of Excellence Award
Waste Management recently announced the winners of the 2013 Sustainability Circle of Excellence Award, a recognition given to the top customers in the construction industry whose various projects achieved
Walsh Construction recently completed William Jones College Prep High School in Chicago
Check out the feature on the project in Architectural Record.
Archer Western Helps Ready Luke AFB for F-35 Program
The Air Force designated Luke AFB as a pilot-training site for F-35s. As the base prepares, Archer Western continues construction work on the Academic Training Center.
Archer Western Underway on Runway Expansion at FLL
The 9R/27L runway expansion project at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport will accommodate large jet access to the busy airport.
The Daniel Boone Bridge Takes Shape
The Walsh-Alberici joint venture team, with designer Burns & McDonnell, is building the new I-64 Daniel Boone Bridge in Missouri.
Walsh Celebrates the Grand Opening of Two Correctional Facilities in Iowa
The ribbon cutting ceremony for the Iowa Correctional Institution for Women (ICIW) was held on October 28th, 2013. Walsh also celebrated the completion of the Iowa State Penitentiary in Fort Madison. The facility will see more than 700 inmates transfer to it in March.
Archer Western Texas Participates in CANstruction
Recently, the Archer Western Texas office participated in the annual Canstruction event, a unique design-build competition food drive and exhibition showcasing sensational Canstruction sculptures - structures made entirely out of full cans of food.


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very good choice for yearly ornament, you can get the year put on this one.
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By Gina
from Georgia
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Gave this ordinament to a First time Daddy with his daughters name on it. It made his day!! Joyful!
Bottom LineYes, I would recommend this to a friend
By Happy rider
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Everything from miles has been very good.
I was very happy when I opened the box.
By Sugie
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I have ordered your ornaments several times for my grandchildren, this has been a tradition of mine. I have always been pleased with the quality, the fact that they can be personalized and the year put on them. My grandchildren will have a collection for their own Christmas tree when they are grown.
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ordered 26 so that should show you how much i liked them as stocking stuffers. kids like seeing their name and so do couples.
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We purchase special ornaments for our grandchildren each Christmas. These are perfect because they are personalized for each child with the name and year and will be a keepsake for them in years to come. The craftmanship is outstanding!
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Each year I buy an ornament for each grandchild to hang on their own little tree.... these stocking ornaments were glittery and had their name and the year on them...
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These are beautiful ornaments. I was completely surprised when I saw them. The magazine picture did not do them justice and they look amazing on the Christmas tree.


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Jared Leto: from heartthrob to rock star
He's smashed the stereotype that actors can't rock, with his band 30 Seconds To Mars. Eve Jackson meets the amazing Jared Leto. From his passion for music to his dark and disturbing film roles, we find out what drives the rock star.


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AED's are conveniently located and accessible through our CPR and AED Certified Security personnel. The Mall Security Hotline is (772) 569 – 1757.

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-Severus Snape-
the narukudo
Uzumaki Naruta
Swati Chan
Killer Vision
Zack Blade
The KleaNupGuy
I really want to vote for two... This might take a while
And all of them look really great, everyone ^_^
Number 15 for me, it's for Obito, well drawn, favorite Character, same Ideals as mine >_> , and besides Ichigo = 15 so how can I not vote for it.
@ Kleanupguy...Awesome...!!!
Originally Posted by Sublime
I think that this contest is at its peak the last few months!
I find myself unnable to choose 'cause there are so many beautiful entries each time.
So yeah... I have a list, with the ones I liked the most this time
2.Meth= Meth's is great, It is watecolor right? I can say it is the most imaginative depiction of a Naruto character I've seen in this contest. I really have seen none else drawing manga with these means; kudos!
6.Naruta= As always, Naruta has awesome architecture and deatail This time however I find the shading a tiny bit dodgy, so I'm sure she can do better on that. xD
7.Hansom= Hansom and his ninjas Great as always but I think you can to a lot better. I cant understand the shadow in the skirt, looks wrong. Dunno why. Too deep maybe? The wrong way? I just figure that for that shadow to exist the skirt must be folding inwards and the lightsource must be over her. The shadows on her face make the lightsource appear on the top right corner, the one on her arm suggests it is in front of her, on her left leg the shadow pinpoints lightsource on her left. I guess the shadowing got a bit messed up this time
13.Killer Vision= It is the one that fights for my vote with no14, I think it is great Just lineart but great lineart nontheless!
14.Zack Blade= A-M-A-Z-I-N-G! I love the inverted colors and the contrast with the red eye. It is very very nice bravo
16.The KleaNupGuy = Beautiful girl, lovely eyes, nice colors. It is very nice
18.Kyon= Kyon as always seems to be the master of watercolors There is not one work of his that I don't like. However, this time the drawing seems a bit empty and lifeless. Not bad but it's not the best he can do
Thank you :ghehe:
A fair, well thought out review. Its clear that with this post, you understand alot about art. Much respect to you my friend.^_^
I agree with Sublime's list of artworks but i would include two more if i may add. Nimmy's Xerxes Break is awesome. i like the smoothness of the shading and the touch of ink(which is a plus in my opinion coz ink can never be corrected when flawed so it has to be precise at all times) and Wannabebetter's Uchiha Obito, great effects of the bruises on the face.
I see a drawing here that for me, took him alot of hours of work to compile such art. It is the 1st of its kind here on NB.
I salute your hard work Zack Blade.
Originally Posted by Swati Chan
voted for flawless art by Hansom...
mine is so bad....
Your art is great swati chan ^^
my bet are on #2 -meth- and #13 killer vision, but im going with #13, both of them have great details. and also, i know killer vision is male, it's hard to draw female (wonderwoman) if you're male, well, that's just my opinion. voting for 13!!! :D
Originally Posted by Killer Vision
Your art is great swati chan ^^
i don't think so...
btw thx dear...
Originally Posted by Swati Chan
voted for flawless art by Hansom...
mine is so bad....
Nahhh your colouring is perfect. If you want to see bad you should see mine, I'm worse
Hey, you gotta vote! I wonder from who...
Last edited by Xaviour; 11-17-2012 at 10:45 AM.
Hansom, Nimmy, klea, killer, black devil all did well....
Voted black devil fr the effort
No votes again, huh...?
I'm just going to keep trying until I can at least get one!
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- Informative, well written, but printed in tiny hard to read print Review by Paul
Material is well written, knowledgeable and full of great illustrations. Unfortunately, the publishers chose to to print in text size of newsprint and less dense. It makes a delightful book frustrating and hard to read. I have both of his Workbench books and they are both excellent books printed poorly. Too bad
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- Excellent book - loved it Review by Bob Groh
Got this book a month or so ago and absolutely love it. Have read it several times as I 'evolve' my plans for 'my' new work bench.
The book is more than simply a book outlining one workbench construction project - it covers the fundamentals of what a wood working bench is and what it needs to be and then proceeds to present several (10?) designs by both the author and others. Each design is then critiqued by the author and/or the builder - what worked, what didn't work and what could be done better.
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Again my bottom line: if you like woodworking and/or like the idea of having a really, really nice workbench - buy a copy of this book. You'll get a lot out of it.
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- Excellent Reading - and Practical Review by Steve Barnhart
This book is well written and illustrated, enjoyable to read and very informative. The inclusion of many bench designs and critiques are useful for one who has not had experience using different benches. Though Christopher Schwartz is responsible for the bulk of the content (and it's good!), you also get the perspective of other Popular Woodworking editors discussing their own designs.As an amateur woodworker, I'm motivated and now informed to build my first workbench. Thanks to the insight given in this book, I hope to avoid many pitfalls. I will likely start with the sawbench plans given at the end of the book - excellent bonus material for an entirely worthwhile read.
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- Another great book by Schwarz Review by Jason Dinger
Having read Chris' first workbench book and countless articles / blogs he's written, I ordered this one as soon as it was available. Got it about a week ago, read through it once, and I'm now going back to rereading specific sections as I make upgrades to my current bench.Chris has a no-nonsense, straight forward writing style that not only equips the reader with the information, but also explains the hows and whys of specific techniques, wood species choices, project plans, etc.
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Jeff Raymond returns to Grace College for his third year at the helm of the men's and women's cross country and track and field programs.
In his first two seasons, Raymond has experienced tremendous individual and team success.
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Most recently, Raymond's 2012 outdoor track team had six runners compete at the NAIA Nationals – their largest representation in a decade.
Raymond's track and field teams have made major revisions to Grace's record books. Since 2011, the Lancers have broken 14 school records for indoor track and field and 6 for the outdoor season.
In the 2012 NCCAA Outdoor Track & Field Championships, Grace's men's track team earned six All-American awards and finished with their highest team result (eighth place) since 2002.
In 2011 Raymond coached a national champion when MariJean Wegert took home the NCCAA National Indoor Championship in the 800 meters.
In both 2011 and 2010, Raymond led the men's cross country team to an eighth-place result at the NCCAA National Championships – Grace's best finish since 2004.
His teams at Grace have been equally successful in the classroom. He coached nine NAIA All-American Scholar-Athletes in his first two cross country seasons and 11 in track and field.
Prior to Grace, Raymond served at Trinity Christian College in Palos Heights, Ill., where he was the institution's athletic director and head track and field coach for six years.
At Trinity, Raymond led the track and field program to its best seasons in school history, including new school records in virtually every event. During his time there, Trinity produced numerous NCCAA All-Americans, a pair of NCCAA national champions, and the winner of the prestigious NCCAA Wheeler Award. Raymond was named the Chicagoland Collegiate Athletic Conference Women's Track Coach of the Year in 2009.
Before he arrived in Palos Heights, he was an assistant coach in the track and field programs at the University of Georgia, Taylor University and Westmont College (Calif.).
As an athlete, Raymond ran track at Taylor University for four years and broke three school records. He is a four-time NCCAA All-American, and he won NCCAA national titles in the 400 meters, 400 meter hurdles and 4x400 meter relay in 1986. He still sits in Taylor's top 10 in the triple jump and 400 meter hurdles.
Raymond graduated from Taylor University with a degree in physical education and health. He went on to earn his master's degree in sports management at the University of Georgia.
Raymond and his wife, Deborah, have one son, Elijah.
Josh McGuire is entering his third year on the Lancers' coaching staff.
McGuire is a former runner for the Lancers, having graduated from Grace College in 2009. While at Grace, he was a four-year varsity cross country and track athlete. He also served a semester as a student assistant.
After graduation he served as an assistant track coach at Greenbrier Christian Academy in Chesapeake, Va.
Josh currently works for a small business in Winona Lake, Ind., where he resides with his wife Angie.


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Create compelling and believable interactive experiences.
The Game Art major brings Ringling College's feature film aesthetic to games, and is focused on providing students with the professional artistic skills necessary to create compelling and believable interactive experiences. Students will also study the basics of game design-mechanics, meaningful play, interactivity and options for creating and refining game content. Using an understanding of these concepts, as well as the technical aspects of 3D animation software and game engines, they will create texture-rich, visually-sophisticated gaming environments that tell stories, educate, inform, and entertain.
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The Idaho Tobacco Prevention and Control Program, called Project Filter, is Idaho's state public health agency that works to educate Idahoans about commercial tobacco and the many ways it can damage your health.
The word, "commercial" means tobacco products that are sold in stores or on the Internet. It doesn't refer to the tobacco used in ceremonies that Native American Indians participate in. That kind of tobacco is called "sacred" tobacco because the purpose is for celebration and offering prayers.
In Idaho, 17 percent of adults smoke. More than 1,800 Idahoans die from smoking-related diseases each year--an average of four people a day.
But high school students are still being persuaded to smoke, too, because one out of 8 of them smokes. And 9 percent of them use smokeless tobacco.
Too many Idahoans begin smoking early—many as early as age 13. Because the nicotine in tobacco is so tremendously addicting, it's very difficult to stop once you start. More than half the people who smoke—70 percent—say they want to quit. Nearly all of them wish they'd never started.
Smoking damages all the organs shown in these diagrams and causes cancer in nearly all of them.
A few of the other health problems caused by smoking:
• Infertility, too early delivery of the baby, stillbirth, low birth weight and sudden infant death syndrome (called SIDS), are just some of the problems women can experience.
• Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) is one of the most common lung diseases. When a person suffers from COPD, it makes it difficult to breathe. Most people with COPD have a combination of both chronic bronchitis and emphysema.
• Chronic bronchitis – constant coughing with a lot of mucus
• Emphysema – difficulty catching your breath because of lung damage caused by smoking
• People who smoke have 4 times the risk of developing macular degeneration, a condition in which the retina is damaged. Macular degeneration is the leading cause of blindness in the U.S.
• Smoking causes heartburn and ulcers.
• Smoking has been linked to impotence and erectile dysfunction.
• Smoking has been linked to a bone disease called osteoporosis and rheumatoid arthritis.
Smokeless tobacco is the name that the tobacco industry calls products like spit, dry snuff, chew, dip, and snus (moist snuff, pronounced "snoose").
Chewing tobacco can be bought as loose leaf, plug or twist. Snuff is finely ground tobacco that can be dry, moist, or in teabag-like pouches. Snus is spitless moist tobacco enclosed in a small pouch.
Gum recession (also called gingival recession) frequently happens in smokeless tobacco users. This condition can lead to periodontal disease and destruction of the bones that support the teeth. Periodontal disease includes infections of the gums and bone that surround and support the teeth. Using a lot of smokeless tobacco and using it more often makes these mouth diseases more serious.
Oral leukoplakia, whitish-colored, thick patches inside the mouth, are found in at least half the people who use smokeless tobacco.
These patches develop about 6 months after a person begins using this type of tobacco. People who use a lot of smokeless tobacco for longer lengths of time suffer from more severe cases of leukoplakia. The majority of cases of leukoplakia go away in a little more than a month after a person quits using smokeless tobacco.
Loose snuff more often leads to leukoplakia than moist snuff in pouches (like snus). But keep in mind that oral leukoplakia caused by chewing tobacco and snus can develop into cancer, though it's not as common as in people who smoke. Laryngeal, esophageal (throat), and gastric (stomach) cancers in people who use smokeless tobacco are also possible, though rare.
As you can see, smokeless tobacco is not a harmless substitute for cigarette smoking. But as with many products humans use, safety and harm is measured by the amount of risk you face by using the product. Cigarettes are by far the deadliest tobacco product and you have a much higher chance of getting oral cancer by smoking than by using smokeless tobacco. Smoking, combined with drinking, leads to a fairly high risk for oral cancer.
Nicotine is generally recognized to be one of the most addictive of all drugs. Users can quickly become dependent on its effects (in the most vulnerable people, it takes just a few cigarettes to get hooked on the habit).
If someone suddenly stops taking nicotine, they usually experience prolonged withdrawal symptoms such as anxiety and mood swings. This causes them to crave the drug in order to try to reverse these unpleasant feelings. Because of this, the habit is hard to break.
Beyond the harmful effects of secondhand smoke, studies show nicotine has powerful side effects on the cardiovascular system. Nicotine:
• Increases epinephrine (adrenaline), which raises blood pressure, heart rate and respiration, and glucose levels.
• Narrows (constricts) your blood vessels, making it harder for the heart to pump blood through constricted arteries.
• May cause your body to release stored fat and cholesterol into the bloodstream.
• Damages smooth muscle cells, promoting the formation of hard plaques which lead to artherosclerosis (hardening of the arteries).
Addiction to nicotine results in nicotine withdrawal symptoms when a person tries to quit smoking. For example, a study found that when chronic smokers were deprived of cigarettes for 24 hours, they had increased anger, hostility, and aggression, and loss of social cooperation. Persons suffering from nicotine withdrawal also take longer to regain emotional equilibrium following stress. During periods of abstinence and/or craving, smokers have shown impairment across a wide range of psychomotor and cognitive functions, such as language comprehension.
Project Filter's mission is to help everyone who wants to quit tobacco succeed at that goal. We also realize that each person has to find his or her own way to quit. Tobacco use is the most preventable cause of death and disease in our society. Quitting is the best advice doctors will give you.
Quitnow.net/idaho is Project Filter's new web-based quit program. Quitnow.net helps tobacco users quit by offering a wide variety of tools you can use as you begin your quit process. By signing up, you can receive a 4-week supply of FREE nicotine replacement therapy products (patches, gum, or lozenges).
You'll find these quitting tools on the site:
Quitting Aids — These aids will help you decide what type, dose and schedule of nicotine replacement or other medication is right for you. They'll also teach you how to use nicotine replacement products.
Quit Guide — It's an easy-to-use workbook that you can use in any situation to help you stick with your Quitting Plan.
Quit Coach® — You can get expert support and assistance whenever you need it, over the phone, from Coaches who specialize in helping people quit tobacco.
Web Coach® — You'll have access to a private, online community where you can complete activities, watch videos, track your progress, and join in discussions with others in the program. There are more than 25,000 active members.
Go to www.Quitnow.net/idaho to learn more about free nicotine replacement therapies and other services provided by this online tobacco cessation program.
The QuitLine is a toll-free number that lets you talk directly to expert coaches. You'll get private counseling and support and advice on creating your quit plan. You'll learn how to develop skills to break your tobacco habits. You can talk to a live person who will help you decide which quitting products or medications will work for you.
Project Filter sets aside money each year to offer free nicotine patches, gum or lozenges to people who sign up on the Quitnow website or by calling the QuitLine. You can get a 4-week supply of nicotine replacement products to help you get through your nicotine withdrawal symptoms. Be sure to follow the package instructions.
Most hospitals and many clinics offer classes to help you quit using tobacco. All of the Idaho district health departments hold local tobacco quitting classes at no cost. A trained quit expert guides class members through the quitting process in a supportive environment. Learn first-hand from other members what's working or not working for them.
Call the Idaho CareLine at 2-1-1 (dial 2-1-1 or 1-800-926-2588) to find classes nearby or visit the Public Health Districts page and choose the location most convenient for you.
In these group classes you'll learn:
• Tips on how to quit
• New coping skills
• Nutrition and physical activity tips to help avoid weight gain
• Stress management
English Quitnow Brochure (pdf)
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Secondhand smoke is a dangerous pollutant. It is estimated that 3,000 non-smokers die from lung cancer caused by secondhand smoke each year.
Developing lungs of young children are severely affected by exposure to secondhand smoke. Children are more likely to get colds, allergies, respiratory infections, asthma, and earaches if their parents smoke. In Idaho, approximately 61,000 children are exposed to secondhand smoke at home.
Idaho has laws to help protect people from secondhand smoke. Currently, smoking isn't allowed in these places:
• Schools
• Public places or publicly owned buildings (for example, airport or bus station waiting areas, restrooms and offices)
• Government buildings
• Private workplaces (with six or more employees)
• Child care centers
• Health facilities
• Restaurants
Certain cities in Idaho have their own smoke-free ordinances and they restrict smoking in other places in addition to the ones listed above.
More information about secondhand smoke can be found here on the WebMd website.
Project Filter can help employers go smoke-free by offering signs and information resources. See the Resources on the right side for tools to help your workplace go smoke-free.
If you have questions about Project Filter or need more information, please contact us at (208) 334-0631. You can also visit Project Filter at: Project Filter's web site And please follow us on our Facebook page and on Twitter.


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This home is located on a bluff with a panoramic view of St. George, Utah, and its mountain vistas in the distance. It was only fitting that the home's theater room was built with stunning vistas as well.
"This came to The Audio Installation Company as a spec project," says company owner John Staples. "The contractor, Dave Jensen, has been known for his attention to detail and for giving the client just a little extra then the next contractor."
This theater room will give the homeowners a lot extra. Start with the massive 160-inch Draper Onyx screen that's, obviously, the first thing you see when you walk in the room.
Actually, you may not see it—the theater features automated curtains that draw in front of the screen, adding drama to the true cinema-like experience.
"The home is 11,300 square feet with a separate casita. With 20-foot ceilings in the entry and a great room with full window walls it was only fitting that the theater should have the same feeling of luxury and scale to match the rest of the home," says Staples.
Beautiful mahogany hardwood adorns the room, and the JVC projector is mounted to not call attention to itself. There's no hush box to enclose it, but any sound emanating from the projector would be overridden by the wave of sound to match the video performance.
All the speakers are hidden behind sound panels, including the two Velodyne in-wall subs and nine (yes, nine) B&W Speakers.
An RTI T2-C handheld controller is able to activate all of the gear, including those motorized curtains, to make for easy playtime in this theater.
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This collection is a document of a renaissance in the career of Frank Sinatra
Whether "Strangers In the Night," "My Way," "Me and My Shadow," "Mr. Success," or "Theme From New York, New York," we all have our favorite Frank Sinatra songs, or at least a few that share the warmest space in our hearts.
We all know that Old Blue Eyes's career spanned decades, and that he spun out many colossal hits in the 40's and 50's. But if you're not an active Sinatra historian you may have a hard time with those long-ago details of what happened when.
Sinatra rose to the top of the pops in the late 30's and early 40's, becoming a superstar. Then, he parlayed his singing success into roles in some pretty big films and was known to everyone in the English-speaking world. But at the end of the 40's his sales and popularity were waning just a bit. To make matters worse, in 1950. he suffered a hemorrhage of his vocal cords while performing.
In 1952 he was dropped by both Columbia and MCA, and there would be a bit of a starting over. 1953 was quite a year for the Chairman of the Board. In this year, he starred in From Here to Eternity, for which he snagged an Oscar; signed with Capitol Records; starred in an NBC radio show Rocky Fortune and hosted another show, To Be Perfectly Frank.
To Be Perfectly Frank was a fifteen-minute program that aired for about a dozen episodes in the fall of 1953. Frank played a role that will be delightful to today's collectors, that of guest DJ, spinning the big hits of the crooners of the day. He also performed some of his own hits.
This collection is a document of a renaissance in the career of Sinatra, a time when he was flush with an Academy Award victory and ready to change his recording career to include concept albums. It's a must for any collector.
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The President's Tournament is an annual event to raise funds to support scholarships and bursaries for Brock University's talented and hard-working student-athletes.
This year's tournament is taking place on Thursday, May 22, 2014 at Legends on the Niagara. The foursome fee of $1,400 includes a gift for each golfer, lunch upon arrival and an outstanding dinner.
Overview for the day:
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Pack Memorial Library is the main library for Buncombe County Public Libraries. Offices here include our Administration and the Technical Services departments.
Pack Memorial is the largest library, with more than 150,000 items available for perusal and check out, including books, periodicals, CDs, DVDs, research materials and databases for all ages. Internet access, free Wi-Fi, word processing, and photocopy services are also available.
The Sondley Reference Department provides research materials ranging from investment reports, literary criticism and consumer information to homework help. The North Carolina Collection features local history and genealogy resources, while the Thomas Wolfe Collection honors Asheville's favorite son.
Lord Auditorium, a 150-seat facility, is available for public use during library hours. Audio-visual equipment is available, but must be reserved in advance. Seating can be re-arranged. Food and drink are not allowed inside the room and there are no kitchen facilities. Please call 250-4711 to schedule use of the room.
Pack Memorial Library is located at 67 Haywood Street in downtown Asheville. Take Exit 4C (Haywood Street/Montford Avenue) off I-240. The library is on the corner of Haywood Street and Vanderbilt Place, near the Asheville Civic Center. You may park at a meter on the street or in the Civic Center parking garage directly behind the building. To enter the library, park on level 5 in the parking garage and use the connecting walkway directly from the garage.
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Please note: when the Civic Center is having a special event, parking fees may be higher regardless of your destination. While Pack Memorial Library is a Buncombe County agency, the parking garage is maintained by the City of Asheville. Library staff has no jurisdiction over parking regulations or fees. Please contact the City of Asheville with parking concerns.
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Asian markets were mostly lower on Thursday, as the rout in commodities continued, and regional companies connected to Apple followed the technology giant down.
"Conditions are very different from last year, when you had all the European issues around this time, but the way markets are reacting to economic data suggests prices are a bit frothy," said Macquarie Private Wealth division director Martin Lakos.
There was a deep decline in Apple's stock overnight, which pushed the company to below $400 for the first time since 2011 and encouraged the selling of technology shares.
Asian companies that supply components to, or are affiliated with Apple, were sold on Thursday. LG Display dropped 4.8% in Seoul, Murata Manufacturing lost 2.9% in Osaka, and AAC Technologies Holdings fell 3.4% in Hong Kong.
Commodities were in focus once again, as copper and crude-oil prices fell sharply as investors dumped assets across the commodity complex due to broad-based risk aversion and lingering concerns over growth in China.
Benchmark three-month copper was the biggest loser, down 1.6% at $6,966.0 a metric ton, off an earlier Oct 2011 low of $6,800/ton.
Gold staged a small rebound, rising 0.4% to $1,383.30 a troy ounce, but still off some 15.0% since the start of the month.
"The whole drama started last Friday with the start of the move in gold, and since then it's been like a contagion spreading across the markets. China's growth just added to the misery, as people are accepting they're not going to get 8.0% GDP (growth) in the next couple of quarters," said Ker Chung Yang, investment analyst at Phillip Futures in Singapore.
The fall in commodity prices hit mining stocks. Australia's resource-heavy S&P/ASX 200 fell 1.6% to 4924.40, as big miners BHP Billiton BLT.LN -2.62% BHP Billiton PLC U.K.: London GBp1,582.50 -42.50 -2.62% Nov. 20, 2014 4:39 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 10.51M P/E Ratio 0.10 Market Cap GBp34.32 Billion Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee GBp879,456 11/20/14 U.S. Stocks Inch Higher to Rec... 11/19/14 European Shares End Session Br... 11/18/14 Vast Copper Mine Marks Shift i... More quote details and news » plunged 4.4% and Rio Tinto sank 4.6%. Also in Sydney, gold miner Newcrest Mining NCM.AU -0.31% Newcrest Mining Ltd. Australia: Sydney $9.67 -0.03 -0.31% Nov. 21, 2014 1:25 pm Volume (Delayed 20m) : 1.44M P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap $7.61 Billion Dividend Yield 2.48% Rev. per Employee $2,571,610 More quote details and news » plunged 7.1% and Fortescue Metals Group FMG.AU +2.08% Fortescue Metals Group Ltd. Australia: Sydney $2.70 +0.06 +2.08% Nov. 21, 2014 1:28 pm Volume (Delayed 20m) : 20.34M P/E Ratio 2.83 Market Cap $8.53 Billion Dividend Yield 7.42% Rev. per Employee N/A 11/20/14 Miners' Iron-Ore Pain Comes Wi... 11/07/14 Overheard: A Day After Strikin... 11/07/14 No Clear Skies for Australian ... More quote details and news » sank 7.8%.
The resources sector was under pressure across the region. Oil company Inpex Corp. 1605.TO +0.14% Inpex Corp. Japan: Tokyo ¥1,386 +2 +0.14% Nov. 21, 2014 11:28 am Volume (Delayed 20m) : 3.90M P/E Ratio 10.52 Market Cap ¥1,985.10 Billion Dividend Yield 1.30% Rev. per Employee ¥468,785,000 09/05/14 Second Site Identified for Pro... More quote details and news » lost 2.5% in Tokyo, steel producer POSCO fell 1.4% in Seoul, while offshore oil producer Cnooc lost 0.3% in Hong Kong.
Japan's Nikkei Stock Average fell 1.2% to 13220.07 and South Korea's Kospi Composite lost 1.2% to 1900.06.
Markets in China made only modest moves, with Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index ending down 0.3% at 21512.52 and the Shanghai Composite Index ended up 0.2% to 2197.60 in the mainland.
ANA Holdings bucked the downward trend in Tokyo, rising 3.6%, following a Nikkei report saying that U.S. regulators plan to lift a ban on Boeing's BA +0.07% Boeing Co. U.S.: NYSE $131.70 +0.09 +0.07% Nov. 20, 2014 4:00 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 4.02M AFTER HOURS $131.86 +0.16 +0.12% Nov. 20, 2014 5:50 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 36,163 P/E Ratio 18.63 Market Cap $93.83 Billion Dividend Yield 2.22% Rev. per Employee $535,042 11/20/14 Norwegian Air's Fight for Expa... 11/20/14 France Orders Airbus Tanker Pl... 11/20/14 Kuwait Air to Buy 10 Boeing Je... More quote details and news » 787 passenger jet flights as early as this month. Battery maker GS Yuasa Corp. 6674.TO -2.50% GS Yuasa Corp. Japan: Tokyo ¥547 -14 -2.50% Nov. 21, 2014 11:28 am Volume (Delayed 20m) : 2.00M P/E Ratio 18.61 Market Cap ¥232.84 Billion Dividend Yield 2.56% Rev. per Employee ¥27,305,800 09/26/14 Japanese Probe Leaves Boeing 7... 09/25/14 Corporate Watch: News Digest More quote details and news » , the batteries of which were involved in the investigation into the plane's problems, shot up 5.5%.
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Make yourself a Doris Scarf in a nice Spruce color using NaturallyCaron.com 'Country' yarn and this free crochet scarf pattern. This is a great pattern from Caron International Yarns for the beginner crocheter as it uses the easy stitches when you first learn to crochet.
Ch 24.
Row 1: (Sc, ch 3, sc) in 13th ch from hook, *ch 5, skip 5 ch, (sc, ch 3, sc) in next ch; rep from *, ending with ch 5, skip 5, sc in last ch, turn.
Row 2: Ch 7, sk 1st sc, skip 5 ch, (sc, ch 3, sc) in next ch-3 loop, *ch 5, (sc, ch 3, sc); rep from *, ending with a ch 5, skip 5, sc in last ch, turn.
Rep Row 2 a total of 68 times; do not fasten off.
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BLACKSBURG, Va. - It has been nearly a decade since anyone at Virginia Tech experienced losing to Virginia. The Hokies don't expect to start when the teams meet in their traditional regular-season finale.
The Hokies (5-6, 3-4 Atlantic Coast Conference) have won eight straight and 12 of the last 13 in the series and need to keep that streak going to extend their run of seasons ending at a bowl game to 20.
The Cavaliers (4-7, 2-5) visit Lane Stadium on Saturday.
The Hokies' postseason destination wouldn't be their typical fare _ they've been to five ACC championships in seven seasons, and five BCS bowl games in the eight years they've been in the ACC.
But that hardly matters to the team, which just wants to go somewhere. A bowl berth would not only afford the team extra weeks of practice, but keep this team from being the one that ruined the streak.
"I think of it all the time," freshman tailback J.C. Coleman said Tuesday, noting that another big streak _ a nation's best eight consecutive seasons with 10 or more wins _ already ended this season.
"I don't want to be part of the team that ends the bowl-winning streak. ... I don't want to be part of the team that loses to UVa after we beat them, what, eight times in a row? I don't want to be part of that team or part of the team that doesn't go to the bowl and everything else. It's a lot of pressure."
For a Virginia native like Coleman, of Chesapeake, or linebacker Jack Tyler, of Oakton, it's bigger because they have been going against many of the opposing players since their youth football days.
"If anything it could be more friendly just because you know them a little more," said Tyler, the Hokies' leading tackler said. "But when it gets down to it, both teams want to win. Both teams are going to do whatever it takes to win. Sometimes things get a little physical. I've always said, even though you're playing your friends on the field, it doesn't matter _ you're on the opposite team and there's going to be bloodshed.
"It's one of those games that we all come here to play, and it's going to be fun."
Virginia Tech coach Frank Beamer, in his 26th season, has a 16-9 record against Virginia, but was on the losing end more often than not until the winning streak began. He downplayed the significance the result has on the recruiting trail, where the schools often go hard after the same blue-chip players.
"Basically I think kids grow up in this state and they either grow up a Virginia guy or grow up a Virginia Tech guy, for the most part," Beamer said, echoing a theory espoused by former Virginia coach George Welsh years ago.
"I think there are a few exceptions to that. People choose a program on not particularly one game, but on a season, or seasons or overall history. I think that's more it," Beamer said.
Beamer, however, frequently notes the streaks when talking about his program. He isn't concerned that the Hokies' less lofty bowl possibilities will impact his team's desire to win in any way.
"I think our kids understand trying to keep the streak alive," he said. "I've never been to a bad bowl game. ... It's just natural that this game means a little bit more than your average game."
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Tuesday, February 28, 2012
Let me preface this by saying, "Albert" is my dog's first name; his full name is Albert Dammit.
He's a good natured, but slow-witted chap of the Labrador persuasion. If you were to crack open the Albert brain, you'd find the words "Tennis Ball" stamped in the Northern Hemisphere and "Kibble" in the Southern Hemisphere, with a small lobe in between reminding him to breathe and swallow.
There's certainly nothing in that noggin configured to hear, capture, and interpret my verbal commands. So "Heel, Albert," "Stay, Albert," and "Get down, Albert, Dammit!" are all met with the same blank, tongue-lolling stare.
That is only one reason why, when we go hiking, Albert remains clipped to the leash.
I don't think many other owners are as clear-eyed about their dogs' limitations as I am about mine. They think their dogs actually listen. Such a mistaken belief results in lots of, "Mollie, come here. Come here. Here. Did you hear me? Mollie come. Now. This time I mean it. I won't say it again. Mollie, come here. Come"
I'm of two minds regarding dogs hiking off the leash. If the dog obeys the owner's commands instantly, then I'm ok with it. Rather, I'm sure I'd be okay with it if I ever were to see such a thing.
Usually the leash-less come charging up the trail to meet the leashed, and in the case of Albert and almost any dog I've ever owned, such manners are rarely appreciated. A little scuffle ensues, with lots of rude doggy language included; well, rude language all around, for that matter.
To head off a confrontation, I'll shout to the owner, "Please call your dog, my dog isn't friendly." But that normally results in, "Rocky, come. Rocky! Rocky, Rocky! ROCKY! ROCK-EEE!" We only have a five-second window, so by the second "Rocky!" it's already too late.
Albert's a coward. You know those little scarecrow dolls people prop up in the front yard around Thanksgiving time? They scare him; he drags me, with a look of doom and dread in his eyes, to the opposite side of the street, and we have to jog to safety. Even then, Albert looks over his shoulder to see if the Children of the Corn are in hot pursuit.
So you can imagine... More on Patch.
(Ok, I'm off Patch duty for awhile, so this is the last time I have to split my posts. It's a copyright thang, believe it or not.)
33 comments:
- Kalei's Best Friend said...
For one thing Albert looks like he could be ferocious- size alone... but those eyes say he's just a big baby... I agree w/every word about the owners who let their dog off the leash.. I have a neighbor who does that.. he runs and lets his dog go from house to house.. that dog is so brave he will run up to your front door... The owner assumes that since we're in a gated community, his dog is safe? hah! the crazy-ass drivers as well as other dogs... Case in point- another neighbor has a Bull Terrier (Target mascot).. and that breed is one breed that is known for its 'not get along w/other breed' temperament.. I've seen him in action,and even on a leash this dog intimidates others...anywho, I wish there were more responsible owners like u and Petrea out there, it would make my life easier.
- February 28, 2012 at 4:46 AM
- Mister Earl said...
A fun read as usual. Can you explain about how the split post and copyright work?
- February 28, 2012 at 5:41 AM
- bandit said...
German Shepards. I had two that taught me how to communicate.
- February 28, 2012 at 8:59 AM
- bandit said...
Sorry, Albert . . . I didn't mean anything derogatory to you, buddy.
- February 28, 2012 at 9:01 AM
- altadenahiker said...
That's ok, Bandit. He didn't understand anyway.
Mister E, although most mags I've written for take only First American Rights, AOL takes it all. So if I were to post the entire thing on my site, it would be copyright infringement.
Kalei, Petrea's dog is much better behaved than mine.
- February 28, 2012 at 9:38 AM
- Pasadena Adjacent said...
I've met Albert DAMIT!!! when his tail took the glass of coke off the table
OK that concerns me about Copyright at Patch. I don't claim to know your business but I do see problems here. Most of the work on Patch is of an editorial persuasion; but yours has legs and a possible second life elsewhere. Like when you wrote about the Huntingtons....or this story. It just seems like a lawyer "in the know" could challenge AOL. It's a brave new world and AOL is taking advantage of this transitional period at yours and others expense.
- February 28, 2012 at 1:32 PM
- altadenahiker said...
Thanks, PA. The reason I'm not overly concerned is that, while I try to make the columns as clean as possible, they haven't been given the time required to be all that they can. In other words, they're not really in a final form, so I should be okay with marketing a reconstruction.
- February 28, 2012 at 1:51 PM
Oh, his eyelid is hanging!
- February 28, 2012 at 2:41 PM
- Margaret said...
Too funny. Patch is lucky to have you. I tried saying that over there, by the way, but my computer went all wacky.
- February 28, 2012 at 4:16 PM
If you've seen Rocky, call me. Mollie's worried.
- February 28, 2012 at 4:45 PM
- Banjo52 said...
This is hysterical, and the photo could hardly be more apt. Sign me up and the 10,000th Albert fan.
"I don't think many other owners are as clear-eyed about their dogs' limitations as I am about mine."
After a few weeks watching usually well-behaved dogs and mostly moronic human masters on the beach in Florida, I'm glad to hear you say this. Dogs don't have to be mean (and some are!) to knock over little kids or the feeble elderly, or to intimidate smaller dogs. I do believe humans might be stupider about their pooches than their kids, and that's saying something.
- February 28, 2012 at 5:29 PM
- Katie said...
Another great Patch piece, as always, and an adorable Albert photo. I'm not a dog owner, but I'm always nervous when I see off-leash dogs in public places. I assume there's always the possibility of a normally nice dog suddenly going nuts (but maybe that's just me imagining a fluffy little lap dog having just watched Holy Grail and deciding to pull a killer bunny attack just for fun).
- February 28, 2012 at 6:39 PM
- Ms M said...
That's such an endearing photo of Albert! I agree, too, about the off-leash thing on trails. It was always problematic when I used to walk my dog. Good article on Patch.
- February 28, 2012 at 7:31 PM
- Desiree said...
And I'll save my comments regarding leashless dogs for a less public venue--
- February 28, 2012 at 8:01 PM
- Trish said...
wait, so, let me get this clear. AOL gets First American Rights, doesn't pay you and yet gets to copyright YOUR work?
Uh, no. One big reason I don't pimp for them for free. Second reason being they drove 2 small community papers out of our town with their "coverage". The one Patch staff person who covers stuff can't spel to safe her lives. Really. Oh, wait, today there was an article about the Lockyear mess and all the "sorted" details of her affair. Sorted. Well, I'd assume if Mrs Lockyear could sort her SORDID details out, no one would have heard about this fine mess.
- February 28, 2012 at 8:43 PM
- altadenahiker said...
How did we get into this? No, Trish, I'm paid, and our agreement suits me fine. And the pieces they have rights to are only the ones published on their site.
- February 28, 2012 at 8:50 PM
- Trish said...
I have to admit, I was laughing thru the part you posted here and part of the Patch article. It reminds me of the Bill Cosby "Come Here, Come Here, Come Here!" routine.
Albert Dammit seems to be a love. He falls well into the category we place most of our pups in "Cute OR Smart, pick ONE!". Verrrry cute Albert Dammit! Very cuuute! He is not the only dog I know who thinks the Children of the Corn are going to do us all in. We know one who has to chase leaves to the point of having to wear a muzzle in fall to avoid rubbing her nose completely raw. Brains, no. Cuteness factor, yes dammit!
I do have a beef with off leash dogs. I've met maybe 6 in my life who I would be comfy with letting roam off leash. I've known at least a thousand dogs. That's NOT a good average.
Had an incident with a guy who let his dog roam, it came RIGHT at me and a dog. I placed a gentle, but firm Men's sized 10 1/2 4E New Balance walking shoe in the dog's chest to stop the advance---and the guy tried to tell me off. Explained leash laws are NOT for YOUR dog, but for whatever YOUR dog comes across, lizard, rabbit, pit bull, bear.
But I do disagree...I think Albert Dammit looks GREAT going commando...somehow, I think he'd look pretty silly wearing tightie whities! ;-O
- February 28, 2012 at 8:55 PM
- Trish said...
humnn, they aren't paying anyone else I know who is writing for them....lucky you!
so, go ahead, sign your rights away, take the pay! ;-)
- February 28, 2012 at 8:56 PM
- Trish said...
humnn, they aren't paying anyone else I know who is writing for them....lucky you!
so, go ahead, sign your rights away, take the pay! ;-)
- February 28, 2012 at 8:56 PM
- Petrea Burchard said...
I love this photo of Albert. Love it.
I try to be clear-eyed about Boz's limitations. He speaks good English but I freely admit he rarely comes when called. He thinks he has me on this one but I came up with another command that he simply can't resist, and that is "Stop!" It works every time, which is great, but unless I'm right next to him it's not quite the equivalent of "Come."
I would never take him leash-less on a busy trail like Echo Mountain (I'm way too protective), although we visit certain open areas that way. I do know Boz well enough for that--he's too chicken to get far from me and I'm too chicken to let him.
- February 28, 2012 at 9:14 PM
- altadenahiker said...
I know, I feel bad asking Albert to pose when I'm just going to make ill use of the photo. I try to explain the reasons why we're doing this, how it's for the greater good of dog and mankind. And he drools, thinks a bit, and says, "Well, can I finish you sandwich, then?"
- February 28, 2012 at 9:27 PM
- bandit said...
Hmm - I think Albert and I could find a common, non verbal ground to stand on. What kind of samwhich you got?
- February 29, 2012 at 6:01 AM
- Terry at Blue Kitchen said...
Wonderfully, entertainingly put, Karin. All of it. And I truly appreciate you being clear-eyed about the charming Albert's limitations. As well as those of other dog owners. I grew up with dogs much of my childhood and teenhood, but now my interactions with dogs consist almost entirely of, "Get down. GET DOWN." Usually because the dimwitted dog owner won't say it. They're too busy saying, "Oh, she's just being friendly." To which I want to reply, "I don't care. She's not my friend." Somehow, though, I think Albert and I would be friends. Or at least nodding acquaintances.
- February 29, 2012 at 8:09 AM
- Paula said...
Maybe not the best choice of words but I totally identify where Ranger is concerned. I'm not even sure he has two hemispheres...
- February 29, 2012 at 1:20 PM
- Pat Tillett said...
He may be all those things, be also is so DARN cute and sweet looking! I'm with about dogs off of leashes. We had a neighbor who's three dogs always were running around the neighborhood. They were friendly, but another dog or a little kids doesn't know that when a dog is charging at them.
- February 29, 2012 at 5:27 PM
- altadenahiker said...
Bandit, I'm afraid you'd have to fight him for the sandwich.
Terry, thank you. and Albert is a dog best admire from a distance.
Paula, maybe Ranger + Albert = one brain.
Pat, yeah, that's what has saved his life.
- February 29, 2012 at 6:03 PM
- Cafe Pasadena said...
Your master has a very kind, patient face. And wise. Follow his lead and your problems will be few and near between.
- February 29, 2012 at 9:25 PM
- sonia a. mascaro said...
I love this photo of Albert. So kind and sweet face.
I like so much reading your posts!
- March 1, 2012 at 6:27 AM
- Virginia said...
I know, when my knees allowed me to walk the wonderful trails here, I was appalled at how many let their dogs off the leash, then let them crap on the paved sidewalks, etc. Don't get me started. I'm already so riled up about Rush Limbaugh, i'm a threat to spew some bad stuff tonight.
PS I love Albert. Don't let the thugs mess with him.
- March 1, 2012 at 6:50 PM
My house is overrun by the big, the fat, the slobbering, the farting, the rude. Be grateful I never take my two sons on the trail. On the other hand, everyone is happy to see my dogs.
- March 1, 2012 at 9:35 PM
- Brenda's Arizona said...
Your hiking comments - you with a leashed dog - are all so true. Love the 'five second window' comment. It is so true! Here we hike around cactus - try telling your leashed dog to sit, knowing he will sit in a cholla!
Even the cutest dog unleashed on a trail could use a responsible owner.
- March 2, 2012 at 6:43 AM
- altadenahiker said...
Ain't it the truth, sister-woman? I always get nervous with Albert thinks he needs to pee on a prickly pear.
- March 2, 2012 at 8:58 AM
- TheChieftess said...
Uh oh!!! Y'all better not come to Mammoth...while there are leash laws...there are dogs all over the place off leash...Kelly gets to go off leash on some of the trails and at the quasi impromptu dog park during the heavy snow...
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Doesn't stack. Disc Healers can give a similar 3% dr buff. Doesn't stack either.
I just a quick question on whether or not Vigilance and Blessing Sanc stacked the 3% damage reduction on a paladin. I have this warrior OT who thinks is funny to Vigilance the MT (that would be me.)
Doesn't stack. Disc Healers can give a similar 3% dr buff. Doesn't stack either.
Are you sure renewed hope doesn't stack? The folks in the disc priest threads at plusheal.com were saying it did.
Thanks. Next question: Glyph of Divine Plea and Blessing of Sanctuary, stack or no stack. Seems odd if it doesn't.
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Thank you guys so much. I will get my OT to Vigilance someone else.
The reason he put vigilance on you, might be to get some rage, i have done that trick some times
Huh? Vigilance doesn't affect rage. You sure you don't mean threat?
vigilance transfer damage, damage = rage, not much but in a tight spot it can help.
if any warrior use vigilance to pull threat of the MT, then in my opinion he's a noobcake
Vigilance does not transfer damage. It reduces the damage taken by the target it is on by 3%, and transfers 10% of threat to the tank casting it.
Sometimes if no BoSanc is available, 2 prot warriors will vigilance each other for the damage reduction. Since they both have vigilance on the other, the threat aspect cancels out.
I might be remembering wrong then, hardly ever use it myself. Who needs threat reduction anyway?
I like to think of my guilds best warlock as my own little threat battery.
Well, it also depends on the fight. I dunno why the warrior finds it funny. Assuming it doesn't stack, I still like that free taunt if we're supposed to be sharing damage
It can be harmless to have Vigi from the OT on the MT. Provided you have more than enough threat to stay ahead of your raid, it helps your OT keep up on threat for back-up. Most fights that doesn't particularly matter, but it could be handy to some classes.
I know on my DK I have no issues generating threat when I'm not the main target, but my bear really struggles with rage starvation when I'm not taking swings/damage. My paladin and warrior are somewhere in between, no where near my bear, but not quite my DK either.
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As a paladin tank, I have no issues generating threat. He may have been needing a bit of threat gen. for himself, and I out gear his tankset.
Just FYI, vigilance on another tank is often used because if your vigilance target is hit, it will refresh your taunt. In this situation, you can retaunt a "missed" taunt much sooner than the 6 second cooldown.
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The Main Dining Room, with its fireplace and view of the foothills and lights of Denver and the plains beyond, features a beamed ceiling, artwork, and authentic mid-nineteenth-century artifacts. Throughout the building, the vigas (log beam) were stripped by drawknife, and zapatas (footed supports) were rough cut and then finished with a foot adz. All wood surfaces were hand-planed to remove machine saw marks.


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An awesome selection of Cable Attachments for all of your exercise needs.
We offer the web's largest selection of affordable cable attachments that allow you to perform a zillion different exercises. Want to work on your triceps? How about a Grizzly Tricep Rope or GP Revolving V-Bar to help you build ripping triceps. How about targeting those back muscles? Check out our
CAP Barbell Pro-Style Lat Bar and CAP Barbell Double Stirrup Handle We also carry complete sets of cable attachments with racks such as the GP 8-Piece Accessory Set and the Hampton Vertical Machine Attachment Pack.
We carry every attachment you can think of: Multi-purpose Straight Bar with Swivel, Revolving Stirrup Handle, Triceps Pressdown Bar with Swivel, Revolving Stirrup, Economy Lat Bar , Multi-purpose Curl Bar, Chinning Triangle, Single Cable Grip,Handle with Rubber Grip, Cambered Pro Style and Straight Pro Style Lat Bar, Multi-purpose Deluxe Curl Bar, Multi-purpose Deluxe Straight Bar, Tricep Rope, Double Stirrup Handle, and Mutli-exercise Bar. If you don't see it here, throw us an email and we can find it for you!


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Roll a Blood Elf and jump a lot while you throw Renews all over the place. You'll rotate so much that you'll feel like you're turning 360 degrees and walking away from an xbox.
Healers don't have "rotations." You have a toolbox of spells that work well at performing different jobs. Learn when and how to use them all. Your "rotation" will sometimes vary greatly from fight to fight.


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