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Dillon's Store #9 employees in Larned, United Way Champion Wendy Ibarra and store manager Nancy Martin, Store #3 employees in Great Bend, UW Champion Julie Mitchell and store manger Diana Sunley and store #51 employees and UW champion Carrie Amerine and store manager Ryan Streck, combined to raise $17,000 for United Way of Central Kansas to further the Health, Education and Income our our communities. Dillon's has been a part of United Way of Central Kansas since inception in 1962. The employees of Dillon's in Barton and Pawnee county have increased their giving 237% in the ...
The Board of Barton County Commissioners will meet at 9 a.m. on Monday. Items on the agenda include consider a resolution to determine the declaration of NE 210 Road from NE 20 Avenue West 1700 feet as being of minimum maintenance and repair of bridge 234 south of Cheyenne Bottoms.
Dyan Suppes of CPI Qualified Plan Consultants, Inc. (CPI) has recently passed all of the required exams to attain her CPC (Certified Pension Consultant) designation through ASPPA (American Society of Pension Professionals & Actuaries). These exams include the Retirement Plan Fundamentals (RPF-1 & RPF-2) exams, the Defined Contribution Administrative Issues Basic Concepts (DC-1), Compliance Issues (DC-2), and Advanced Topics (DC-3) exams, the Administrative Issues of Defined Benefit Plans (DB) exam, the Certified Pension Consultant Modules exams, and the Certified Pension Consultant (CPC) exam.
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MANHATTAN - Collin Klein threw a touchdown pass and ran for two scores and No. 7 Kansas State beat No. 23 Texas 42-24 on Saturday night for its third conference title in 117 years and a trip to the Fiesta Bowl.
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Kansas City Chiefs linebacker Jovan Belcher fatally shot his girlfriend Saturday, then drove to Arrowhead Stadium and committed suicide in front of his coach and general manager.
HAYS - Great Bend High School's final shot from Brock Ibarra for a chance to win was off-target on Saturday afternoon at Hays Middle School.
HAYS - It all hinged on a pair of free throws from Great Bend High School's Regan Unruh.
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Jayce Brack signed a letter of intent to throw for the Kansas State Univeristy track team. When asked what was going through his mind from the time he received the acceptance letter to when he made it all final and it became a reality he said, "It felt good to finally make it official. I've grown up a Kansas State fan and really love the atmosphere at Kansas State and Manhattan. A lot of schools always talk about family but Kansas State is a school that genuinely has a family atmosphere. I was just really excited to have the ...
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TOPEKA – Following a nationwide search, the Kansas State Board of Education today announced its selection of Dr. Randy Watson, Superintendent of McPherson Unified School District 418, to become Kansas' next Commissioner of Education. Watson replaces Dr. Diane DeBacker who resigned her position earlier this year to serve as senior advisor to the Director General of the Abu Dhabi Education Council.


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Tergus Dongley: Dog Flipper (FOX, reality show). Follow Tergus Dongley and his zany family as they buy the cutest dogs from the pound for $80 each and then flip them on Petfinder a week later for $600! You'll laugh as his customers find out the hard way that none of the dogs are trained or housebroken! You'll cry when half the dogs he sells end up having huge medical issues that bankrupt their new owners! You'll curse angrily when he throws the dogs that don't sell into a dumpster behind a Burger King!
Madam Secretary (CBS, drama). A lady Secretary of State?! OMG, that's crazy!!! What happens when she has her period!?!! Tune in every week and watch Tea Leoni do things normally only accomplished by men like John Kerry or Hillary Clinton. She'll do all sorts of shocking things you don't normally see ladies do, like earn a paycheck, talk on the phone without gossiping, or converse with other men without her husband present. Aaron Sorkin didn't write it, so rest assured this political drama won't make you hate your television set.
Guy Who Notices Shit (ABC, mystery). Todd Beaves (Josh Radnor) used to be a cop, and a damn good one, but he was too eccentric to stay on the force. Now he's a private detective, and the cops have hired him to help solve crimes! Roll your eyes again and again as the brilliant detective points out random things that no one else notices, conveniently spinning them into plot points that the writers can pull out of their asses without having to construct an actual mystery. It's great to watch while you're high, because you don't have to figure anything out! Feel free to doze off for half of it. You won't really miss anything interesting.
NCIS: Who Cares (CBS, mystery). This spinoff doesn't have a location because who cares? It's NCIS. There's like ten of them. Perhaps this one takes place in Salt Lake City, where a gang of criminal drinkers are consuming hard liquor without buying the state-mandated chaser to go with it. Maybe it's based in Ames, Iowa, where the team is hunting down cow thieves and teenagers who make too much noise after 7pm. No matter the location, you'll watch it because people like things that are familiar to them. Be sure to also catch The Avengers 3, Spiderman 12 and Batman 126 in theaters this summer! The scripts are all written by machines now!
New York Show (NBC, comedy). Watch this cast of vapid J.Crew models living it up in New York and doing pretentious New Yorker things that are glamorous, sexy and exciting all at once! Excitedly gush to your friends when the actors mention real street names that actually exist in New York! Try to forget how much you hate New Yorkers so you can enjoy this unnecessary love letter to one of the most overrated and overexposed cities in the world!
Los Angeles Show (NBC, comedy). Watch this cast of vapid J.Crew models living it up in Los Angeles and doing pretentious Los Angeleno things that are glamorous, sexy and exciting all at once! Excitedly gush to your friends when the actors mention real street names that actually exist in Los Angeles! Try to forget how much you hate Los Angelenos so you can enjoy this unnecessary love letter to one of the most overrated and overexposed cities in the world!
Mulany (FOX, comedy). An unfunny comedian (John Mulany) gets his own unfunny multi-camera sitcom. It's like Seinfeld without Jerry, George, Elaine, Kramer or the brilliant writing of Larry David! You've all seen Mulaney's awful stand-up comedy special that Netflix has been pimping for the past two months! Now watch this new awkward bile!
Gotham (FOX, drama). It's Batman without Batman! Have you ever wanted to watch a superhero show that focuses solely on background characters who have no powers or abilities? Then you're in luck! Watch Commissioner Gordon as he fills out paperwork, writes memos about color copier usage, and chooses which officers to layoff in the next budget cuts! Each episode will include at least 17 vague references to Batman. Be sure to also check out FOX's other new drama shows about the janitors at Smallville's high school, or about the receptionist who assists the accountants who handle Iron Man's taxes.
JWLTF (NBC, dramedy). Judge Who Likes to Fuck is about a very well respected judge who likes to get wasted and see how many dongs she can fit in her mouth once the work day is over. The first episode explores the difficulty added to her job when she realizes there's still splooge stuck in her hair from the night before. Dry shampoo alone can't fix this one! Or can it? Tune in and watch this one joke get stretched out over an entire 24 episode television series!
Overly Specific Racial Comedy #4,735 (CW, comedy). A young Asian or Hispanic or African American or Insert Non-Caucasian Race Here girl has a zany and very ethnic family! This ain't The Cosby Show! No seriously, it's not The Cosby Show. The issues covered in that award-winning, universally beloved show were very broad and easy for people of all races and creeds to identify with, thereby humanizing African Americans to everyone. This show is a bunch of inside jokes that just reinforce stereotypes and make that particular race seem weird.


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John Simon is right.
The chief executive officer of Pineapple Square Properties LLC says now is not the time to install parking meters on Main Street or downtown.
Eventually, yes. Not now.
The Sarasota City Commission is expected to discuss parking meters again next week. One of the commissioners in the forefront of this controversial charge is Kelly Kirschner. In an e-mail to a few downtown business operators and residents June 18, Kirschner stated his position:
"I continue to hold out hope that together with merchants we'll find a hybrid strategy that puts us on a path to achieve the goals we're after and keep our Parking Division solvent."
Kirschner, no doubt, has good intentions. But whenever you hear the words "hybrid strategy," it clearly suggests it would not be an optimum strategy. In other words, flawed.
Worse was the goal to "keep our Parking Division solvent."
That's odd. What public service does our Parking Division perform, other than troll the streets to issue tickets and then process the fines?
If the goal is to keep the Parking Division solvent — a specious goal — that suggests it's not now and is operating with too much overhead, i.e. too many government employees.
How about flipping the objective to what Simon suggests — having a parking strategy that helps keep our businesses solvent?
Toward that end, instituting metered parking on Main Street now would do more to make the businesses insolvent than solvent. As Simon explains, metered parking now would be more of a deterrent to generating downtown shoppers than the timed, free parking on Main and in other city lots.
Build up downtown shopping and traffic first; create more demand for parking, Simon says. Do this with a regulatory climate that is less onerous than the one that exists today.
If and when the city installs parking meters, such a step should be done in tandem with the opening of additional off-Main Street parking that would be tiered in cost. Main Street meters would be the most costly, and then the farther away from Main or the less desirable the parking, the less costly it would be. In some cases, say on the roof of a garage, it would even be free.
Here's another key ingredient, adopted from professor Donald Schoup of UCLA, one of the leading gurus on parking in the United States: Revenues generated from parking meters should be reinvested in the area and infrastructure from which they were generated. This practice has succeeded in such cities as Pasadena, Calif., Santa Fe and West Palm Beach.
Schoup says when taxpayers see evidence that their parking quarters are being used to beautify streets and provide other street-level and parking improvements, they embrace the idea and don't bellyache as they otherwise would about meters. This is akin to a business-improvement district, which taxes property owners for the purpose of redirecting that money specifically back into the district.
This is no "hybrid strategy." Nor is it a plan to keep a bureaucracy entrenched and "solvent." It's a strategy that would benefit the public and downtown.
Hold off on the meters for now. Other pieces to the parking strategy must be in place first.
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WASHINGTON - Perhaps the most recognizable Georgetown University graduate in the Class of 2012 was a former student-athlete who left school after his junior year in 2007 and tested the professional waters. Upon being drafted he spent five years pursuing his dream by playing the sport as a pro.
Sure, former men's basketball All-American Jeff Green was the most recognizable. But there was another former Hoya athletic standout who had a similar experience.
Matt Bouchard, a standout second baseman for the Georgetown baseball team from 2005-07, left school after his junior year, when he was a 12th round pick in the Major League Baseball Draft by the New York Mets.
Bouchard started his professional career in the summer of 2007 with the Brooklyn Cyclones of the New York-Penn League. In 2008, he played for the Savannah Sand Gnats, a class A team of the Mets. The following year, the organization had Bouchard skip the "high" A team and started him with their Double A team, the Binghamton Mets.
"It was a good experience for me," Bouchard said. "They liked me a lot and I was sort of on a fast track and they were pushing me along. I had the experience of playing in some Major League spring training games and actually did well."
But because baseball crosses over both academic semesters, Bouchard never had a chance to return to school to complete his final year of school.
And then a series of injuries - on both sides of his hip, a sports hernia and three separate surgeries - started to slow down his ascent to the Major Leagues. He spent most of his off-seasons over the last five years either playing winter baseball in Florida or in rehabilitation from his injury.
Each year, Georgetown Head Coach Pete Wilk would call to ask him if he was returning to finish his degree, which he did this year after hanging up his glove or bat.
Bouchard, who played in the minor leagues with many of the players currently on the Mets roster (Dylan Gee, Ruben Tejada (a former roommate), Lucas Duda and Ike Davis among others), returned to school this year and finished his final 12 credits and interned with Merrill Lynch, working under former baseball player Mark Siegel (B'89) in their wealth management division.
"It was probably my greatest achievement," Bouchard said of his graduation. "I never thought I would have enough time or energy to back and graduate. I also had to jam 12 classes in before May after being away so many years, so I knew it would be difficult. Somehow, I pulled it off and managed to have my two best semesters grade-wise."
Bouchard, who earned his degree in finance and is currently interviewing for jobs in New York City, appreciated the reminders from Wilk to return and the help of academic advisor Dr. Shelly Habel, as well as Patricia Louison, Senior Assistant Dean at the McDonough School of Business.
"I'm just fortunate that I had an education from Georgetown, which most athletes do not, to fall back on and great people here to support me," Bouchard said.
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location was great, rooms were clean and comfortable, I chose this hotel for the interesting décor and it didn't disappoint.
The room was spacious, modernly styled and very clean with a small but well equipped shower room. The breakfast, whilst simple, was a great bonus. All the staff were friendly and the hotel bar was a relaxed area to grab a drink after a day if sightseeing.
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poor breakfast, quite old.
Very friendly staff, good breakfast, and great location next to historic district. The off location parking was in a good location to start walking in the historic district.
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Great location, friendly staff, nice bar , good breakfast and really unusual rooms. A little gem.
WIFI excellent in the room. The family room had 5 beds which is really unusual and was very spacious with high ceilings. The breakfast had a great choice of continental meats, cereal and breads. Only 3 minutes walk from the central parking zone so easy to find
Windows(quite rightly in a building this old) are not double glazed so everything that happens on the street below is heard. The street is cobbled so every car sounds like a plane taking off. The shower needs a plinth around it - it would finish off the room and stop you stubbing your toe on the concrete. Beds were so soft they were almost uncomfortable but that is just a personal preference
It was easy to find and enter the hotel in the night. Receptionist informed us quick all the codes for late check-in by answer to our e-mail. Location is really good. It takes about 7-10 minutes walk from the train station to the hotel and about 3-5 to the city centre and sights. Warm atmosphere and very favor staff made our 2 days of staying very pleasant. Good continental breakfast and nice room at the highest floor with triangular house-top and ceeling with wood balks was a bonus for us ). It was interesting to know that women Monastery was located at this building at 12 century.
Only sounds from the bathroom while using could make some inconvenience.
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Bad staffs, even made fun of customers, and bad number calculating, almost paid a wrong price...bad cost/value ratio.
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room was street level and fairly noisy at times. room safe not operable. staff at desk ok, but not overly helpful. room is basic
Location, friendly staff, breakfast good (and served earlier than scheduled for us), station parking = 3.50 Euro for 24 hours
Quirky finishing touches to rooms, noise from passers-by
Particularly like the fact that everything was within walking distance from the hotel. Very good restaurants nearby.
Location perfect! Great breakfast selection Lovely lounge
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The bad; the room was very clean; decent breakfast; convenient area
The furniture, the bathroom was very small but it was clean. Old building.
I liked the room, the staff and the location.
We had a room at the front. People parked there during the night to unload to go to other hotels. Car radios left on during this time. A staff member left his motor bike running outside our window at 3.00am for 10 minutes. Staff banged trollies past our door during the night.
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The hotel was very quaint and Bruges is lovely as well. We were on the third floor with a terrific view of one of Bruges' famous churches. The staff were very attentive and the breakfast was delightful.
We had large bags, our room was on the third floor and there is no elevator. Aside from the lack of an elevator we thoroughly enjoyed our stay!
My room was perfect for one person. Cute little hotel that is so close to everything.
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Very friendly welcoming hotelier, in fantastic part of town-only a 5 minute walk from main square, restaurants and bars. Tasty continental breakfast. Characterful bedroom with high beams. A very pleasant stay.
Hotel was quintessential European. We had a room on the third floor that overlooked the rooftops of neighboring buildings. The hotel does not have an elevator but its worth the walk up the stairs. Breakfast was free and excellent with a lot of choices. The hotel is a short walk from the train station and a short walk to the old town. Good place to stay in a great city.
Not appropriate for persons with disabilities.
The staff were helpful, the food was excellent, the accomodation was old but very clean . This hotel is excellent for access to the city center and in a quiet location,the only noise is from people going to work on their push bikes I the early morning.
There is no lift in this hotel and we were on the top floor( my wife has lymphodema) so this was quite a test.The temperature was 26-28c while we were there and being in the roof space the room was hot, the only way to cool this down was to open the window and then of course you are open to insect bites. It did take the edge off the trip.
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the bar should be 24 hours or at least last to 10 or 11 PM, the room is not very clean, and it's also damp.
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Officials at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention have released a new guide online for using social media to share health information. The guide offers 12 lessons the agency learned as a pioneer in the Gov 2.0 space.
The Health Communicator's Social Media Toolkit provides an overview of CDC's experience with more than a dozen types of social media tools, including blogs, Really Simple Syndication feeds, Facebook and Twitter, and with less well-known applications such as virtual worlds and e-cards.
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The toolkit features a chart that lists Gov 2.0 tools and the relative effort needed for their use. For example, podcast postings, widgets and e-cards can be done on small budgets with little staff time, while podcast creation and online video production require moderate staff time and budgets, according to the chart. Social networks such as Facebook demand the highest investment of staff time but a low financial investment.
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Fattoni's Deli & Catering, 7212 W. North Ave., was shut down for good Sunday, with owner Tony Mandella's landlord claiming he was in arrears on his rent.
"He was kicked out after not paying me rent for two years," said Pete Venturi, who owns the historic Arcade Building that housed Fattoni's.
Mandella purchased the business three years ago from Venturi and his wife, Sue, who ran the deli for 14 years under their own name.
Venturi said Mandella paid his rent the first year, but since then he owes almost $100,000 in unpaid rent.
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Venturi said he was trying to recruit a new tenant, and a big sign in the window advertises the space as for rent, with Venturi's phone number.
The sudden closing should not come as a surprise to regular customers, Venturi said. Business was slow, and stock was low, he said.
"There was never anybody in there," he said.
Venturi said his contract with Mandella allowed him to take the space back at any point.
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Mandella, contacted by phone, said he didn't want to discuss it.
"I'm going to stay above the fray, and I'm going to show some class," he said.
"When something like this happens you just kind of re-evaluate and regroup and see what you're going to do moving forward," he said. "Throughout it all I think it's just better to stay above the fray. There's a lot of different factors. I don't need or want to get into them all, and I think it's inappropriate for someone else to comment on that."
He said he would miss the North Avenue location.
"I love the community, I hope I did some nice things for some people, unfortunately from a business point of view it just didn't work out."
The Arcade building, which has apartments on its upper floors, holds a 2013 city assessment of almost $1.6 million, and an estimated fair market value of $1.5 million, according to the city assessment website.
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Landlord does seem to suffer more than many other beers from poor cellarmanship. Best avoided in a Punch pub 200 miles from Keighley.
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I'm curious about xlsb format, Zeddy. Is anything lost in the Excel file if saved this way? All formulas are OK, conditional formatting, etc., etc.? Why would one NOT want to save all Excel files...
Not exchange based; names are typed, not clicked on from an address book.
Installed 2010 and still having the same problem. GROAN.
I'll look into this, but it's odd that if the address is in the TO line, it's OK, but if the same address is in the CC line -- frozen.
Webmail is no problem. But the customer prefers Outlook (it's what he's used to).
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This seems to be a nagging situation as I've found numerous references when searching the net.
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There's no macro...just formulas. Go to the last bordered row (I think it was 11) and fill the cells from H to M down as you need them. Per the attached.
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Did you enter my formula as an array formula? If not, you'll surely get a 0 as a result.
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The message says "Personal Folder" -- and wants a password. There is no password, but the pop-up keeps appearing. Pain!!
NO...I think the user would scream if I suggested that.
I have a user that has Outlook 2007 and continually gets prompted for a password but there isn't any.
How can I stop this prompt from appearing and have her just get into Outlook?
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will of the competitive market. The production and sale of energy will be almost completely free of price and sales controls. High-voltage transmission will likely witness joint federal and state jurisdiction, with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission taking the lead role. Either voluntarily or forcibly, local regulated gas and electric entities will give up their sales tariffs (em soon in high energy price areas, and later in lower priced areas.
Regulated electricity distribution (little wires) will separate from regulated electricity transmission (big wires) as various states deregulate electricity. This separation will bring a phased consolidation of regulated electricity distribution and regulated gas distribution companies. The pace will stay leisurely until most of the large consuming states have embraced utility deregulation and Wall Street discovers a way to pay for the premium over book that mergers entail. Regulated transmission companies will exchange stock to create multistate and multiregion entities to better serve natural transmission markets. Moreover, a few mergers (or quasi-mergers through alliances) of regional electricity transmission and gas pipeline companies may occur. The business of transporting molecules and electrons long distances is likely to evolve into an "intelligent network" business where the truly innovative companies will perform feats of regional or continental logistical magic, accepting energy at one node of a transportation system and making it appear as a package of energy and services at another.
To accommodate the growing sophistication of inter-financial market gas/electric futures, swaps and options instruments, and strategies, one or more of these enormous intelligent network companies (or alliances) may find it lucrative to accept molecules and redeliver electrons, and vice versa. This would, in essence, combine a physical logistical service with a financial molecule/
electron crack spread service, enabling producers of gas and electricity to participate directly in the hundreds of thousands of interregional and inter-energy market arbitrage opportunities that always exist in vast, fairly fragmented, and rapidly moving markets. Such a service could, in theory, enable a gas producer in West Texas to contract with an electricity wholesaler or even a retailer in Northern California to directly sell electrons in a composite one- to two-year location/ energy swap transaction, receiving a netback price for the gas. The netback could come from an electricity hub or network nodal pricing point in either state.
As a corollary to these pipe and wire combinations, deregulation functions, and increased efficiency, scores of billions of dollars will be squeezed out of the shrinking energy rate base. A portion will simply be extinguished; other losses will come at the expense of stock and bondholders of uncompetitive asset-based companies; the rest will be repatriated to their holding companies and nonregulated affiliates. In almost equal amounts, surplus liberated capital will seek North American and foreign outlets. Nonregulated U.S., Canadian, and eventually, Mexican gas and electricity producers, among others, will find great receptivity for their many proposals to absorb the North American component of this mobile capital. This new flow of capital, could, in fact, hasten the integration of the gas and electric industries.
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On his Booth debut, Cali spitta Mayne Mannish urges us to Stop Play'n With Me. While the title might lead us to believe that he is all work and no play, upon closer inspection, I think it's safe to say Mannish definitely has a sense of humor. Atop the hypnotic Shonuff production, Mannish uses his unique, nasally, slurred flow to weigh-in on whether or not it's worth it to buy a girl an Applebee's dinner in order get lucky (spoiler: it is). Joining in on the lady lovin' fun (in between the hookwork of Clyde Carson) are fellow Bay Area natives Erk tha Jerk and Roach Gigz, who respectfully encourage the ladies to "shake it like an earthquake" and question the motives of a girl who shows up at the hotel at 2AM not looking for a booty call. Want more? Then be sure to check out Mannish's forthcoming project, Guilty Pleasure, set for release on April Fools Day (4/1).
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Xanadu Eco Park, Hartbeespoort
An exquisite residence in the exclusive estate of Xanadu. Offering 4 Bedrooms, 3 bathrooms (2 en-suite). Enter the house into a spacious open plan lounge, dining room and kitchen. As you enter this home you have fantastic views of the Estate as well as the Zebra's and impala. A well designed kitchen with a pantry cupboard and granite tops. The scullery is off to the left of the kitchen. Lounge opens out onto an entertainment area overlooking the pool and beautiful views, giving you the feeling of openness. The downstairs has 1 very large bedroom with an equally large bathroom with an open shower. Going upstairs with a beautiful staircase are the 3 bedrooms. Two bedrooms open out onto their own private balconies. The main bedroom has an air-conditioner, bath, shower, double vanity units, toilet and opens out onto a balcony overlooking the Estate. The one upstairs
bedroom has its own kitchenette, full bathroom and private entrance. The tiles and finishes in this home are beautiful. Swimming pool also serves as a Jacuzzi with sprinkler jets. This property has so many extras - to appreciate the home, it must seen.
At the foot of the Magaliesberg Mountains, overlooking the Hartbeespoort Dam you can find total peace of mind in this Eco-friendly nature estate which also boasts the ultimate in luxury, including a private school, an exclusive retirement village, double security fencing all around the Estate, CCTV, 24 hour patrols and lighting.
Xanadu Nature Park offers the perfect blend of indigenous fauna and flora and a tranquil lifestyle. Each phase of the development is sensitive to the preservation of the area's wetland ecosystem. Since the reintroduction of the wetlands, hundreds of birds have migrated to Xanadu including Fish Eagles. Carefully planned walkways through these areas will enable the residents to appreciate the abundant bird life and game with minimum impact.
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Pending regulatory and shareholder approval, the bank expects the deal to close by Dec. 31.
"We are excited to acquire a branch in the Tyler market, a market that has a long history associated with the oilfield service industry, a key industry for MidSouth," says MidSouth CEO and President Rusty Cloutier. "Building on a healthy consumer business developed by Beacon and MidSouth's history of indirect lending in the Tyler market, coupled with our recent acquisitions in Dallas-Fort Worth, we continue to increase our franchise value as we grow our presence in the attractive Texas market."
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NOV 28 Bill Cassidy says the story about his possible double-dipping from taxpayers is a "non-issue," the ABC News politics blog reports here. The story, broken by bloggers Lamar White Jr. and Jason Brad Berry earlier this week, is probably an issue for some taxpayers.
NOV 28 Blogger Tom Aswell writes about the next step for the 6th Congressional race. Former Gov. and ex-con Edwin Edwards plans to take some shots at opponent Garret Graves by pointing out that Graves is buddies with Bobby Jindal.
NOV 28 Gov. Bobby Jindal has much to be thankful for this week, the Picayune reports here. Specifically, he moved up in the latest GOP presidential poll - to 2 percent. Whoopie!
NOV 28 Blogger Ian McGibboney responds to a troll-like poster who had a problem with his most recent post about the Saints. Since people are rioting in Ferguson, Ian shouldn't talk about football, this individual opined. It's possible to care about more than one thing, Ian counters.
NOV 28 Yet again, we're hearing about budget cuts that are necessary because of a big budget hole, this editorial in the American Press says. This raises some questions, the paper says, such as: Why does this keep happening? And how can this be so when we're being told our economy is doing great?
NOV 28 Blogger Jason Brad Berry, arguably the only guy in Louisiana who is truly paying attention to the BP claims process, has a little something to say about a Picayune story on the audit reports. He wants to know if the reporter has ESP, or just wrote her story based on a press release. He also has links to the documents she wrote about - so you can judge for yourself.
NOV 28 The publishers of the Forward Now blog post this disclaimer about their social media accounts. They don't monitor who "likes" their articles, the publishers say, and they aren't trying to manipulate Facebook likes. Say what?
NOV 26 Jim Brown, like many of us Louisiana voters, seems fed up with out of town know-it-alls trying to tell us what to do. Bill Cassidy can't make it through the day without flying someone in to "tell us political retards" how to vote, he says.
NOV 26 Zach Kopplin, who we came to know and love when he was a Louisiana high school student lobbying for the continued inclusion of science stuff in science class, pens this post in The Atlantic about a "textbook" available for social studies instruction in Texas that discusses how Moses contributed to the Constitution. (Oy! Texas rednecks love Jews. Who knew?)
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In 2006, Angie Hitchens and Brandon Blair founded 180 fitness. Angie had managed Gold's Gym for 10 years prior to its closing and Brandon was an employee of Gold's. Together they have a commitment at 180 to bring our community together through fitness and wellness.
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The National Retail Federation announced that Saks Incorporated Chairman and CEO Stephen I. Sadove has been elected chairman of the NRF Board of Directors and chairman of its Executive Committee. He succeeds NRF's immediate past chairman, Terry J. Lundgren, chairman, president and CEO of Macy's, Inc. Sadove was elected at the Board of Directors meeting held Sunday during NRF's 102nd Annual Convention and EXPO - Retail's BIG Show.
The Container Store Chairman and CEO Kip Tindell was elected first vice chairman of the Board, treasurer and chairman of the Finance Committee, and HSNi CEO Mindy Grossman was elected second vice chair of the Board and secretary.
Sadove, Tindell and Grossman will join NRF President and CEO Matthew Shay to comprise NRF's leadership team. Each board officer will serve a two-year term.
"Representing the breadth and diversity of the retail industry from small business owners to global brands, the Board will help shape NRF's strategic objectives and advocacy agenda," NRF President and CEO Matthew Shay said. "The expertise and experience of these retail leaders will leverage our ability to shine a spotlight on the industry's role in building careers, growing communities, and driving innovation."
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