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Mysterious Island 1960
This was a childhood staple because Ray Harryhausen, of course. The human drama is a little stale, but the monsters are well done. A minor work, but even minor Harryhausen is impressive. The bee looks phenomenal, I don't care if you say it looks jerky. That was hard to do in 1960!

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Kion Brown's layup with 5:58 to play pulled Radford within four, 60-56, but Santa Clara (5-5) scored 15 of the next 19 points, holding the Highlanders to just three field goals in the game's final 6 minutes to seal the victory.
In a first half that featured six ties and five lead changes, Javonte Green's dunk with 4:58 before the break gave Radford (6-3) a 23-20 advantage. The Broncos, however, closed the half with a 13-4 run and never trailed again.
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If I might hitch a ride on this thread: in the absence of pasteurized shell eggs, has anybody seen cartons of pasteurized whole egg anywhere? I used to get this by the quart at the open-to-public Sysco outlet in Nashville, and it made wonderful mayonnaise, but all I've been able to find here has been egg-white "product".
One other thing to consider would be to buy eggs from a trustworthy vendor who's not a large scale commercial farm (maybe check the farmers market).
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Jane Chu, Obama's pick as the NEA's new head, is up to the task of "selling the idea of the arts as an essential component of modern life and education." So say the editors of the paper in Kansas City, where she leads the Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts.
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Incandescent Extinction
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While better for the environment, Los Angeles' switch to LED streetlights is changing filmmaking: "Every night exterior LA-shot film previous to this change is rendered a sort of anthropological artifact, an historical document of obsolete urban infrastructure."
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Passings: Stuart Hall
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Sociologist Stuart Hall—who helped shape "the progressive debates of our times—around race, gender and sexuality"—has died at age 82. Dubbed the "godfather of multiculturalism," he helped develop cultural studies as an academic discipline.
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Spike Jonze's film Her, writes Martine Syms, is an example of what designers Dunne & Raby call "Critical Design": it uses "speculative design proposals to challenge narrow assumptions, preconceptions, and givens about the role products play in everyday life."
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René Ricard has died at age 67. Among career highlights, he starred in several of Andy Warhol's films, published a volume of poetry with the Dia Art Foundation, and wrote influential cover stories in ArtForum, including one on Jean-Michel Basquiat.
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The Getty Research Institute purchased the archives from The Kitchen's first three decades, moving the collection from New York to LA. Quelling concerns, director Tim Griffin says the move will make the work "infinitely more accessible."
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Oscar-winning actor Philip Seymour Hoffman died on Sunday from an apparent drug overdose. During a 25-year career he appeared in more than 50 film, bringing potency and nuance to lead roles, supporting characters, and bit parts.
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"T-Rex was a meat eater," said Patrick Patterson, 8, with a mischievous grin, as he posed with his head inside the dino's toothy mouth.
He was among 65 Northwest Elementary School second graders who recently toured the Dinosaurs exhibit at the SEE Science Center. Giving a few pointers and tagging along on the tour was Joe Carelli, president, Citizens Bank, New Hampshire and Vermont, the "classroom pet, our mascot," for the day, according to Adele Maurier, SEE operations and design assistant.
"Just call me Joe," he told one youngster who wanted to know his name.
Citizens sponsors the exhibit, which features half- and full-scale robotic dinosaurs that move and roar, and its foundation is picking up the admission fee for 1,000 Manchester second-graders.
Carelli, a banker for 33 years, said he originally studied environmental sciences because he wanted to be a forest ranger.
He does not remember what derailed his original career path choice, but said his love of math and finance won out, resulting in a great banking career.
Carelli did not mention banking as he talked with the youngsters who were well-versed about the extinct creatures. Did anyone have a dinosaur for a pet, he asked? No they answered in unison, although one little boy raised his hand, nodding his head affirmatively.
"Why don't you?" Carelli asked. "They might eat you," said one second grader. Others informed him it's because they are extinct.
With a few more questions posed by Maurier, all answered correctly by the children, it was time for the tour.
Carelli said he hopes the exhibit will be the spark that leads to the children's life-long interest in science.
"Our hope always in this program is to help the kids gain appreciation for science," he said. "I'm excited to see the dinosaurs through the eyes of the school children when I join them to tour the exhibit."
Some of the dinosaurs were life size - like the pteranodon, with its 20-foot wing span, and the Albertosaurus, which most of the children and adults as well thought was a T-Rex. It's actually a cousin, a quarter size of its giant relative.
And one scene, a pack of raptors attacking a much larger Tenotosaurus, was a rather graphic depiction, one which fascinated many of the children but which upset at least one second grader who put his hands up across his face to block the view.
A nurturing scene of a Maiasaura, which means the "good mother lizard," tending her nest of about 18 eggs, a half-dozen already hatched, was the favorite of two of the children.
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Iowa Secretary of State Matt Schultz says he has no intention of withdrawing a proposed new rule that establishes a process for removing voters from registration rolls if they can't prove citizenship.
Schultz says the rule is needed because he believes people who are not U.S. citizens are voting in Iowa. The Legislature's Administrative Rules Review Committee held a hearing Wednesday but took no action. It will likely vote on the rule in March.
The American Civil Liberties Union of Iowa and other civil rights groups say the rule intimidates minority voters, especially Latino immigrants. The ACLU also says Schultz doesn't have the legal authority to pass the rule himself, instead it should be considered by the Legislature.
Democratic Sen. Pam Jochum of Dubuque agrees and says Schultz should send a bill to the Legislature.
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In a world lit by fire and ruled by the sword, a fifteen-year-old girl kneels to receive an English crown – an act that will echo down the ages. Within that circlet of gold the ambitions of four powerful men are about to collide, for this young queen is the key to all that they desire. To a calculating Norman duke she is a blood tie to the wealthiest monarchy in Europe. To a haunted English king she is a guarantee of allies against a fierce and brutal enemy. To Denmark's Viking ruler she is a prize worth ten times her weight in silver. To a young ætheling of England she is a temptation to forbidden passion. Her name is Emma…and she will change the course of history.
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England is under siege. Famine and death stalk the land, ambitious royal sons chafe against a father's implacable rule, and across the Danish Sea a fierce enemy is poised to strike. A desperate, feckless king sits upon England's throne, railing against a pitiless God and fearing Almighty vengeance for an ancient sin. His young queen, Emma, fears for the life of her infant son, for she has wed into a royal line that does not balk at murder to win a crown. Determined to protect her child from any who would harm him, the queen forges alliances with men of power, unaware that in a far corner of the kingdom there is treachery afoot. When England is ravaged by wave after wave of Viking armies, when loyalties are strained to the breaking point and no one is safe from the sword, the queen faces a final, terrible dilemma, and at stake is the one thing that she holds most dear.


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Jack Kelly's recent column on climate change ("Globull Warming," Feb. 14) was an amateurish attempt to dismiss any serious discussion of climate change issues. For justification of his arguments he attacks the global warming positions of a talk show host, a popular novelist and Robert Kennedy Jr. These people have no scientific credentials, so Mr. Kelly uses them as simple strawmen, so easy to knock down. While Robert Kennedy might have believed it would never snow in Washington, D.C., again, I doubt any serious climate scientist would make that claim. Oh, but it is so popular to be anti-intellectual these days.
What I would like to see out of Mr. Kelly and all other responsible journalists is an honest discussion of facts. And the most important fact is that no future is certain. We are dealing with probabilities. Climate scientists can't be certain of their models, and their predictions may not come to pass.
Alternatively, Mr. Kelly cannot be certain in any scientific sense that global climate change is not occurring. So why not an intelligent discussion of the potential impact of these two scenarios, including how our action (or inaction) might change the risks associated with each? Spending money to reduce dependency on fossil fuels offers some positive benefits, even if climate change is not occurring. Alternatively, what level of risk are we willing to take as a society to feel justified in continuing the "drill, baby, drill" mentality?
These are tough questions to answer, and to do so requires scientific data, risk analysis and an honest judgment of the facts. But this would require an intellectual discussion, and Jack Kelly knows where his popularity lies.
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Some Adams County voters will be casting their ballots at three new polling locations in the May primary, Auditor Mary Beery reported for Clerk of Courts Gayla Reinhart at Monday's regular meeting of the Adams County Commissioners.
COLD WALK — After a respite of more than a week, snow returned to Adams County Thursday. Two inches of snow fell throughout the day as area law enforcement agencies reported numerous slide-off accidents on state highways, and even walking was made unpleasant by the snow and high winds, as this man walking down 2nd Street in Decatur discovered.
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The Adams County Substance Abuse Awareness Council provides yearly grant opportunities to agencies in Adams County to help address alcohol, tobacco, and other drug issues in our community. The grant money is the collection of fees from those that commit drug or alcohol offenses.
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Tonight the Braves host neighbor county Norwell to the Teepee in an NHC rivalry on the court. The JV contest will begin at approximately 6:15 p.m. with the varsity contest set for 7:45. The DDD pre-game show will begin at approximately 7:15 p.m. or immediately after the junior varsity contest. To view tonight's game, click the link below, then log in with a username and password to enjoy the service for free.
FORT WAYNE— After an 18-8 explosion to open the ACAC semi-final at the Memorial Coliseum on Thursday night, the Jets could not maintain their scoring prowess and the Garrett Railroaders escaped with a 54-49 victory to move on to the finals.
Woodlan awaits Garrett in tomorrow morning's final back in Fort Wayne as they defeated 2012 champion Bluffton in the first game of the double-header ensuring a new champion not named Bluffton, Leo or Heritage for the first time in 16 years.
Margaret B. (Amsbaugh) Boggs, 93, Decatur, died Wednesday, Jan. 15, 2014, at Woodcrest Nursing Center.
She was born May 17, 1920, in Wells County, to the late Grover and Odessa (Martz) Bucher. She was first married to D.C. Amsbaugh, who died in 1980. She then married Ressie Earl Boggs on December 27, 1995; he survives.
Margaret attended New Hope Church. She was a homemaker and worked for General Electric in Decatur for 26 years.
Arnulfo V. Garcia, 77, Decatur, died Monday, Jan. 13, 2014, at Woodcrest Nursing Center.
Arnulfo was born April 7, 1936, in Crystal City, Texas, to the late Bacilio and Maria Apolinar (Venegas) Garcia. He married his wife of 59 years, Genoveva Hernandez Sept. 26, 1954; she survives.
Maurice E. "Maury" Teeple, 88, Decatur, passed away Tuesday, Jan. 14, 2014, at Adams Memorial Hospital.
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Dear friends, I was trained on how to make life easy for our people in Cape Town through the Training for Transformation, my one year Diploma that ended last month. One of the innovations that I brought home is a bag for cooking. All we do is boil the food for few minutes, remove from your cooker and place it inside the bag for a few minutes. The food is done.
It was magical and I discovered that it is less stress and saves fuel and firewood. Good for our ecology too. I decided to bring the idea to Nigeria, it is at Ibasaland/Ijegun, Lagos, the riverine areas where we work. We intend to train women; through our new NGO Stop the Abuse of Rights.
This cannot be done without funds. I was able to learn how to make it and yesterday, I successfully train a woman after three days and night of full concentration.
The best part of this is that we jointly created bigger ones with 16 compartments instead of the normal 10 compartments.
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I will need your ideas and support now.....I have tried working alone for too long, although God has always been by my sides and your encouragement made me travel this far.......
I need more of your support Now more than ever and I am awaiting your urgent response since the traiing is stated for August.
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SPAR Announces Upcoming Events And Harvest Camp Registration
What do you have planned for your children over the Thanksgiving holiday? What about Harvest Camp from Shreveport Public Assembly and Recreation (SPAR)? Here's the scoop
What do you have planned for your children over the Thanksgiving holiday? What about Harvest Camp from Shreveport Public Assembly and Recreation (SPAR)? Here's the scoop
As per usual, SPAR (Shreveport Public Assembly and Recreation) and the City of Shreveport have set up a calendar of events sure to please!
There's one thing that you can always count on, and that is that SPAR always has something going on!
With the 4th of July holiday tomorrow, you can expect people to engage in activities to beat the heat and I don't blame them! It's been crazy hot and muggy so far this Summer.
With that being said, SPAR has announced that all of their swimming pools will be closed on July 4th in observance of the holiday
If you're into running, you're going to love SPAR's (Shreveport Public Assembly and Recreation/City of Shreveport) 2014 Summer Fun Run Series with the Red River Road Runners!
We love Shreveport Parks and Recreation aka SPAR. They're always bringing fun stuff to our community, helping to keep us happy and healthy! Check out everything going on through SPAR here for the weekend of May 16, 2014!
Shreveport Parks and Recreation, affectionately known as SPAR, is always active bringing the latest and greatest to Shreveport.
Their latest endeavor is to ensure the pantry is stocked at the Food Bank of Northwest Louisiana.
The folks at SPAR (Shreveport Parks and Recreation) sure do stay busy! Check out the events still to come this month (December 2013) that you and your family can get involved with! (Most of them for free!)
SPAR (Shreveport Parks and Recreation) has teamed up with the Bilberry Community Center Park Advisory Board for the 17th Annual Merry Berry Christmas Festival at Bilberry Park Community Center in Shreveport kicking off Friday, December 6th!
Around this time of year, kids pick up pen and paper to write their letters to Santa Claus.
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The Shreveport Police Department's Police Pastors, working with officials from SPAR, will be holding one of their celebrated Youth Activity Day events this Friday at Valencia Park.


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In Columbus Junction, Iowa, Ruth Seitz puts together this mixture so she can bake moist, nicely spiced gingerbread in no time. It's especially handy during the hectic holiday season.
45 Servings
Prep: 15 min. Bake: 35 min.
6-2/3 cups all-purpose flour
1-1/2 cups sugar
3/4 cup plus 1 tablespoon nonfat dry milk powder
1/4 cup baking powder
1 tablespoon salt
2-1/2 teaspoons ground cinnamon
2 teaspoons cream of tartar
1-1/4 teaspoons ground cloves
1-1/4 teaspoons ground ginger
1-1/2 cups shortening
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1/2 cup water
1/2 cup molasses
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Genomics heralded as new tool for improving public health: emerging science.
The study of genomics has broad applications to public health, especially as the science grows from its traditional focus on rare diseases to include more common chronic diseases, such as heart disease, cancer, stroke and diabetes. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, genomics plays a part in nine of the 10 leading causes of U.S. deaths, and can likely help health care professionals understand why certain infections, behaviors and environmental factors will make some people sick but not others. Such information could lead to new and better ways to improve health and prevent disease.
"All branches of public health will be touched by genomics, if not today, in the next five to 10 years," said Muin J. Khoury, MD, MPH, director of CDC's National Office of Public Health Genomics.
CDC defines genetics as the study of inheritance, or the way traits are passed down from one generation to another. Genomics is a newer term that describes the study of all the genes in a person, as well as interactions of those genes with each other and with that person's environment.
Genomic advances are occurring rapidly. On March 30, for example, scientists from the National Human Genome Research Institute announced that they had identified six additional genetic variants that are involved in type 2 diabetes, raising to 16 the total number of genetic risk factors associated with increased risk of the disease. And new research published in Nature in April found that people who carry a certain gene may be particularly likely to get addicted to cigarettes and may consequently be at greater danger of lung cancer and other diseases.
Despite its promise to public health, genomics technology is so new that most U.S. health care professionals, including public health professionals and physicians, are largely unprepared to integrate it into clinical and public health practice.
Education, training and competency-based learning are needed to prepare the public health work force to embrace genomics, "not to become genomicists, but to be able to use the new tool to improve the health of the population," said Khoury, an APHA member.
The development of public health genomics training is a major initiative within the CDC genomics office, which has also funded public health genomics training and capacity-building programs in several states.
"At the end of the day, public health professionals are very pragmatic and down to earth," Khoury said. "They want to improve the population's health and they want to use whatever tools are at their disposal. Our job is to close the gap between those new scientific genomics discoveries and our ability to actually use them to improve population health."
Translating genomic discoveries into real-life applications for preventing disease has been slow, in part because of a lack of funding.
"When the Human Genome Project was completed, we were all revved up," said Deborah Klein Walker, EdD, a past president of APHA. "We thought there was going to be a lot you could implement fast, but it's been a lot slower. There has not been enough research money for the translation of the findings of what we know about genomics into clinical and public health practice."
Translational research must be done in the public sector, Walker said. However, much of the work in genomics right now is taking place in the private sector, which might have different incentives than the public sector, and "might not be looking out for the full benefit of everyone in the population," she said.
Within the public health genomics community, concerns are rising that products produced by the private sector could mislead the general public. For example, with a click of the mouse and a credit card, Americans can go online and purchase direct-to-consumer genetic tests that promise to do everything from predicting buyers' risk for colon cancer to figuring out what kinds of foods they should or should not be eating. Most of the tests sell for between $300 and $1,000, but for close to $500,000, consumers with very deep pockets can buy tests that promise to give them the entire "alphabet soup" of their genes, Khoury said.
Adding to the concern, the products are largely unregulated by the federal government. A 2006 U.S. Government Accountability Office report found several of the tests made misleading or unsubstantiated predictions.
"They are a premature integration of this technology, and there is no clinical validity of this information," Khoury said. "If you have $1,000 to spend, you'd be better off buying a subscription to the gym and knowing your family history."
As more becomes known about gene-environment interactions and relationships, public health professionals will likely look to genomics for insights into health disparities and health differences. But an effort must be made to ensure genetic information "decreases rather than increases" health disparities, said Jody Platt Garcia, MPH, assistant director of the Life Sciences and Society Program at the University of Michigan.
To address health disparities, the public health community will need to form partnerships with genomics communities, said Garcia, who chairs APHA's new Genomics Forum. Created in November, the Genomics Forum aims to address the critical need for a competent public health work force trained in genomics and a society informed on the issues of genomics and public health.
"If genomics findings and applications are not influenced by the public health community, genomics can be misapplied and lead to the widening of health disparities," Garcia said. "It is our goal to prevent this from happening."
The National Institutes of Health recently launched a new center devoted to the study of genomics and health disparities. The NIH Intramural Center for Genomics and Health Disparities "will employ a genomics approach to collect and analyze genetic, clinical, lifestyle and socioeconomic data to study a range of clinical conditions that have puzzled and troubled public health experts for decades," center officials announced in March.
But genetics has long been surrounded by ethical, legal and social implications. Today, as genetics makes room for the much broader field of genomics, issues of stigmatization and discrimination will grow increasingly more concerning, and with good reason: Genetics research has not always been kind to all populations.
"In the 1970s, there were sickle cell screening policies that led to marriage laws," Garcia said, noting that such laws were "very much unintended consequences" of genetic practice in public health.
"Certainly, as genetics and genomics become increasingly important, we want to avoid that kind of application," Garcia said.
Several states have enacted laws prohibiting health insurers and employers from using genetic information to deny employment or insurance coverage, and federal legislation that would prohibit such discrimination has been proposed.
Maren Scheuner, MD, MPH, lead author of a study examining barriers to applying genomics information, said discrimination is not happening on a widespread basis. The study reviewed 68 relevant studies published between 2000 and 2008 and concluded that there were no well-documented cases of employers or health insurance companies asking for or using genetic test results to define eligibility for coverage. However, there were several instances in which people were denied the opportunity to purchase long-term care insurance and life insurance because of genetic information, Scheuner told The Nation's Health.
In her clinical practice, Scheuner sees first hand the public's concern about the adverse consequences of genetic testing--the loss of privacy in particular.
"Back in the early '90s, when some of the hereditary tests for cancer susceptibility became available, most of the patients I saw would pay cash and use a pseudonym," Scheuner said. "They were very concerned about confidentiality and privacy to the extent that I didn't even know their real names. Today, I never see that level of concern among our patients. I think there has been a level of improvement along these lines, and I hope it continues."
For more information about genomics and public health, visit www.cdc.gov/ genomics or www.genome. gov.
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With so many premium portable Bluetooth speakers offering good design, good audio and loud playback, companies have turned to unique functionality to stand out in the crowd.
Most people aren't audiophiles and couldn't care less about sound quality. Are you one of them?
No doubt about it, adding speakers produces superior sound envelopment, but maybe one speaker is all you need.
Focal isn't just a high-end speaker company, they also design studio monitors, the Audiophiliac checks out their affordable Alpha 50 pro speakers.
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Extreme audio is where the everyday compromises of reproducing the sound of music recede, and you start to see and hear why high-end audio is crazy expensive.


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Aldford is a village and civil parish in the county of Cheshire, England, south of Chester. It has a population of 213.
The village lies on the east bank of the River Dee. The Aldford Brook joins the Dee just north of the village.
Most of the building stock was constructed as a designed village in the middle of the 19th century by Sir Richard Grosvenor, 2nd Marquess of Westminster, in almost rectangular form. A number of buildings in the village were designed by the architect John Douglas. These include the Grade II listed St John's church and the Grosvenor Arms public house. The remains of Aldford Castle consisting of earthworks and a few fragments of stone can be found immediately to the north of the church.
The River Dee outside the village is crossed by the Aldford Iron Bridge, which was built in 1824 by William Hazledine for the 1st Marquis. Iron Bridge Lodge, adjacent to this bridge, was designed by Douglas & Fordham in 1894 and is listed Grade II.
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In his first full-length play since last years five-hour epic, The Lilys Revenge, downtown activist-playwright Taylor Mac is back with another tome melding politics and glitter: The Walk Across America for Mother Earth. The show, with music by Ellen Maddow of the Talking Band, is inspired by Macs participation in a trek from New York to the spot, 65 miles northwest of Las Vegas, where the government had been testing nukes since 1951. The program finally halted in 1992, the year of the nine-month protest walk, on which Mac met the hippies, anarchists, and radical faeries that became this plays main characters. The Talking Bands Paul Zimet directs.
Saturdays, 2:30 p.m.; Wednesdays-Saturdays, 7:30 p.m.; Sun., Jan. 16, 2:30 & 7:30 p.m.; Sundays, 5 p.m. Starts: Jan. 15. Continues through Jan. 30, 2011


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Smithwick House Rental Photos and Description
House, 3 Bedrooms + Convertible bed(s), 2 Baths, (Sleeps 6-12)
Peace and quiet in secluded Texas Hill Country setting but only 10 minutes from all the wonderful resources of the town of Marble Falls, Lake Marble Falls and Lake LBJ. Wonderful family vacation spot. Beautifully furnished with well equipped kitchen and superior propane grill. Great game room with quality pool table and foosball table. 2 extra sleeper sofas in game room and sleeper sofa in living room has a new 5' memory foam mattress making it a comfortable place for up to 12 people. Minutes from Hidden Falls Adventure Park, Camp Balcones and Camp Peniel. Many choices to eat out in Marble Falls and an HEB Grocery Store and Super Walmart for all your food shopping needs. Many local stores and boutiques downtown with several live music venues. Dozens of Texas Hill Country Wineries are in the vicinity and special discounts with Heart of Texas Wine Tours for our guests!
Keywords: Single story, Texas Limestone, Country location, Peaceful.
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- Minimum Age Limit for Renters
- children welcome
- non smoking only
- pets considered
- wheelchair accessible
About Dale Fortenberry Jr.
I am an 8th generation Texan and this property has been in my family for some time. This particular house was my grandparents' and my parents' home is about to be listed with VRBO as additional accommodation. I am also in the process of developing the Heart of Texas Ranch on which this property is located into a Winery and Event Center for Weddings, family reunions, celebrations and corporate events.
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I also own Heart of Texas Wine Tours and offer my guests a 10% discount on any wine tour taken.


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Google Maps by Reumer
3.2 (last update on Apr 23, 2014)
GPLv2 or later
Free Download
21 September 2006
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A new release 3.2 of the Joomla plugin Google Maps is available that restores the kml proxy feature in a secure way that was removed in the previous version because of security risks. Also it solves some problems for responsive templates.
The new version has the following new features:
* Added language possibilities for GeoXML and gotoaddress form
* Open infowindow in KML by parameter (GeoXML)
Solves the following errors:
* New authorisation for Twitter
* Security risks in kml proxy
* Problem of standalone Joomla application for kml proxy, twitter and css settings
* Problem with clouds
* Standard use Google Maps API version stable instead of development
* Support for language with multiple dialects (Portugese/Chinese)
* Problem with zoom and center in lightbox
* Solves problems with responsive templates
This version will automatically update in 2.5 and 3.x.
If you want to upgrade from version 2.x then:
1. Install the new version 3.1. This is a new plugin, it does not replace the version 2.x plugin!
2. Do not open the plugin configuration! First you need to enable the new system plugin called "System - Google Map" in the list of plugins by clicking the red dot in the status column. This is the only way to copy all your parameters from the old plugin to the new one!
3. After enabling the plugin in the correct way (point 2) you can check if the settings of the old plugin are copied correctly by opening the new plugin configuration settings.
4. After that you can disable the old system plugin called "Google Map"
Language support available for all the parameters: English, French, Italian, Spanish and Swedish.
Please send me language files so I can add them to the plugin. Goto my website to contact me.
Look at the demo site first for documentation. If you've problems please do the checklist on the site: http://tech.reumer.net/Google-Maps/Documentation-of-plugin-Googlemap/checklist-placing-plugin-in-article.html
If this doesn't help or you have questions or new wishes please fill in the form on my website with an url that shows the problem and version of the plugin and Joomla.
{mosmap width='500'|height='400'|lat='52.052312'|lon='4.447141'| zoom='3'|text='svDWO'}
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I contacted Mike regarding a map layout I was trying to achieve, and apparently what I wanted wasn't possible. Within a day he wrote a new version of it, emailed it to me, and provided me with the exact method to call. Absolutely outstanding, especially for a /free/ plugin!
Keep up the great work Mike!
Mike thanks a million !
And all the possible googlemaps options are available. At least, all the googlemaps options I know of ;-)
Also like the support. Something did not work as I expected: got an answer within a few hours.
The problems was of course all of my making, I had the wrong code or I hadn't edited the code correctly.
What a joy, thanks for all of your help, I think that this is a great product and does all and more that you would expect.
In 15 minutes I have the map loaded right on!
I get stuck trying to show a sidebar with references like the one in Google Earth and so I ask to Mike Reumer for support, in a few hours I get the issues fixed and all was running.
Plugin works great, its free, support is excellent (better than some payed extensions).
I can not buy Mike a dinner for all his help, cause he is from Netherlands.
* Full of features.
* Partial support for Google APIs v3 but the main features are already implemented.
* Immediate support from the author.
Look no further for a Google Maps extension. You have found it!
Support is also brilliant - I had a problem, contacted the developer who responded with the solution in less than 24 hours.
It's really easy to use, straithforward with it's instructions and flexible.
It can be implemented by selecting a set of parameters in the plugins page or by adding parameters in the {mosmap} code you use to call it in your article. It also supports the latest version 3 of the google maps API.
What really made a difference for me and made me add this review is the swift and accurate support I got when I was facing a problem with the plugin.
This worked really well.
Support comment:
Originally my map was not displaying correctly, but after a swift response from Mike he identified that I'd missed off a minus in one of my co-ordinates. I corrected that and all works perfectly.
Great plugin and excellent service. Thank you
This plugin works as advertised as soon as you install it. It has dozens of pre-configurated variables that you can change. However, you don't need to change a thing in order for it to work.
It is easy to use, and, most of all, it does the job flawlessly.
I had a problem with maps not showing up in Firefox and IE and emailed the developer. Few minutes later I had a reply from him that fixed the problem in three seconds! It was a bit of CSS code in my template, written by me, that was messing it up. It had nothing to do with the plugin.
If you need a Google Maps plugin for Joomla look no further. You will not find a better one.
Third, if you have any kind of problem, the developer will get back to you in minutes. Not even hours.
If all Joomla extensions were this good I bet half of intrnet would be build upon it!
Really, really, thanks.
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Ease into balance training with the redesigned, BOSU® 3D System, or "docking station" for the BOSU® Balance Trainer. Ideal for first time users, special populations and the active aging market, the product serves as a built in spotter. Participants are able to perform balance training exercises with ease, and progress at their own level to maximize success.
"It's no secret that everyone can greatly benefit from balance and strength training, and the BOSU® 3D System gains recognition for offering a combination of both options," said Douglas Brooks, M.S., exercise physiologist. "Plus, the product is lightweight and portable enough to transport to clients' homes."
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Adapted from a Kraftfoods.com recipe to add more broccoli, broth and mozzarella cheese, and eliminate the grated Parmesan cheese.
Submitted by MOUSESB
Carbs: 30.5g | Fat: 8.7g | Fiber: 4.4g | Protein: 30.7g | Calories: 338.9
Add Lipton onion soup mix too! One packet works fine! Rotel works in place of the stewed tomatoes for a spicy kick! Soup Mix not included in nutrition value
Submitted by SGASKILL
Carbs: 12.6g | Fat: 9.9g | Fiber: 0.8g | Protein: 9.1g | Calories: 176.7
My whole family loves these! Although they may seem small (considering the size of muffin we can get in a bakery) but we always add a helping of fruit or yogurt for breakfast. Yummy!
Submitted by CHICKLET14580
Carbs: 17.1g | Fat: 0.6g | Fiber: 0.8g | Protein: 1.8g | Calories: 79.5
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Very Good 4.6/5
(8 ratings)
Even my picky eaters love these they cant tell that they are good for them I make them everyother week
Submitted by STACID33
Carbs: 40.6g | Fat: 7g | Fiber: 2.4g | Protein: 22.8g | Calories: 314.6
Very Good 4.5/5
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Love Italian food but hate the calories that come with it? Try this easy, yummy recipe for an Italian classic.
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Carbs: 34.3g | Fat: 6g | Fiber: 2.9g | Protein: 34.5g | Calories: 337.9
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Yummy, Filling and low in Calories Too!
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Carbs: 34.7g | Fat: 2g | Fiber: 3.2g | Protein: 8.2g | Calories: 172.9
Cheap and EASY to make for lunch or dinner! Serve with Fat-Free or low-fat Pringles, some cucumber slices or carrots and you have a complete meal! I used thin sliced roasted-garlic Artisian bread, but this recipe calls for doing one large sandwich on French bread loaf and then slicing into individual portions.
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Carbs: 11.7g | Fat: 7.5g | Fiber: 0.5g | Protein: 22.3g | Calories: 208.9
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Carbs: 22.6g | Fat: 20.6g | Fiber: 5.3g | Protein: 33.6g | Calories: 401.6
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There are so many things that make this sandwich special--the texture of the finely chopped ingredients, the sweetness of the dressing, and the saltiness of the bacon.
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Carbs: 32.7g | Fat: 8.8g | Fiber: 5.7g | Protein: 9.7g | Calories: 226
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A good meal for diabetics. You can cook some rice and favorite vegetable to serve with this. Nutritional info is not included in the rice and vegetables. This is something that will smell your whole house up and make your mouth water.
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Carbs: 9.3g | Fat: 6.5g | Fiber: 0.9g | Protein: 21.6g | Calories: 182.2
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Carbs: 7.7g | Fat: 0.7g | Fiber: 1.2g | Protein: 11.2g | Calories: 80.5
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Carbs: 17.3g | Fat: 22.9g | Fiber: 2.3g | Protein: 14.3g | Calories: 293.2
Very Good 4.6/5
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Yummy and easy to make.
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Carbs: 24.1g | Fat: 16.1g | Fiber: 1.9g | Protein: 17.4g | Calories: 365.6
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To keep it healthy, you probably ought to figure one medium potato per person. However, you may crave more. Just a warning. I use red potatoes and leave the skin on. More fiber and potassium.
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Carbs: 29.1g | Fat: 13.8g | Fiber: 3.5g | Protein: 6.8g | Calories: 264.6
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Quick & Easy
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Carbs: 18.5g | Fat: 5.3g | Fiber: 2.2g | Protein: 21.9g | Calories: 211.1


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False rumors ruined woman's SAU44 career, suit says
In her suit brought last month in Rockingham County Superior Court, Anne Kebler of Intervale claims the administration ignored its own sexual harassment policies and allowed the rumor to go on for months.
Over time, Kebler claims the rumor made its way through the school system, which serves Northwood, Nottingham and Strafford, and into the community.
Kebler argues the rumor negatively affected her professional and personal reputations, her marriage and family, and eventually caused her to become depressed and leave her position.
"When there's bullying or a hostile work environment, it needs to be fixed and remedied quickly," said her attorney, James Bianco Jr. of Bianco Professional Association in Concord.
The problem in this case, Bianco said, is that nothing was done and that it went beyond "ordinary workplace misspeak."
Bianco insisted that the rumor could have been stopped if action had been taken, such as addressing a letter to school personnel explaining how spreading rumors isn't appropriate and offering proper training on sexual harassment. "What we're really hoping is that we get to return this very capable, hard-working administrator back to a job," he said.
No extramarital affair
Superintendent Michael Ludwell, one of several defendants named in the suit, refused to comment on the case Tuesday because he hadn't seen the lawsuit.
"I don't even have a copy of anything," he said. "Without seeing it, there's nothing I can really say."
The lawsuit was filed a month after the SAU's Joint School Board named a new superintendent to replace Ludwell, who plans to retire at the end of June.
Also named in the suit are the SAU, the SAU Joint School Board, and "John and Jane Does" who were either school employees, volunteers, elected officials and/or SAU contractors whose identities will be revealed in future court filings.
The suit makes numerous allegations against the defendants, including defamation, negligent infliction of emotional distress, and invasion of privacy.
The case stems from the rumor that began in November 2011 when one or more unnamed "Doe Defendants" began telling coworkers that Kebler had engaged in an extramarital affair with another SAU employee, the suit alleges.
"This rumor was false, as Anne has never had an extramarital affair with an SAU 44 employee, and has been happily and faithfully married for more than 36 years," the suit said.
The suit cites a sexual harassment policy adopted by the three school districts in the SAU which defines "comments about someone's sexual activity" or "gossiping about" someone's sexual experiences as "sexual harassment."
No action, suit claims
According to the suit, Kebler, who became special education director in 2009, met with Ludwell on Nov. 13, 2011 to report the rumor.
"During this conversation, Anne was shocked to learn from Superintendent Ludwell that he had known about the rumor for over a month," the suit said.
Kebler asked Ludwell to immediately investigate and "remediate the false rumor" to stop it from spreading throughout the SAU, according to the suit.
While the suit said Ludwell indicated that he would investigate and take action to stop the rumor, Kebler claims nothing was done and that the alleged inaction violated district policy requiring the superintendent to investigate the rumor and file a report on the complaint within 10 days.
Two weeks later, Kebler claims she was informed by Ludwell that he had spoken to three staff members who were aware of the rumor.
"By that point, the rumor had become widespread throughout the SAU 44 workplace, causing Anne's emotional distress to increase and a hostile work environment to develop," the suit said.
Kebler met with Ludwell again on Nov. 30, 2011, and asked if any action had been taken, the suit said.
"In response, Superintendent Ludwell then asked Anne to tell him what she thought he should do. Anne then suggested that, at the very least, staff training and education could help to stop the false rumor from spreading even further outside of SAU 44," the suit said.
Kebler claims he still did nothing. His alleged failure to take action "had the effect of reinforcing the rumor," causing it to spread to school board members, her family, friends and the community, the suit said.
iPad rumor swirls
In February 2012, the suit accuses one of the so-called "Doe Defendants" who is believed to have started the rumor with spreading another "false" rumor that Kebler had misappropriated special education resources and funds to buy an iPad for the "benefit of the SAU 44 employee who was allegedly in an affair with Anne."
Kebler complained to Ludwell again, but claims no action was taken even after it was determined that no money had been misappropriated, the suit said.
According to the suit, Kebler later met with the Joint School Board to discuss the rumors and how she had repeatedly brought her complaints to Ludwell.
"After this meeting, Superintendent Ludwell sought out Anne and blamed her and her comments for the Joint Board's renewal of his contract without a raise. That same day, Superintendent Ludwell gave Anne her performance evaluation, where for the first time in her 15-year career in administration, the ranking of her performance in five different areas decreased," the suit said.
After her meeting with the Joint School Board on June 25, 2012, the suit claims the board asked Ludwell to investigate the rumors and make a report; Kebler has never seen a report.
The "emotional distress," "mental anguish," and "severe stress" over the "hostile work environment" and damaged reputation caused Kebler to become depressed, the suit said. She took a medical leave in October 2012 and has now resigned, her lawyer said.
Kebler seeks damages for lost wages and other benefits, the depression she suffered, legal expenses, and enhanced compensatory damages because the defendants' conduct was committed "wantonly, maliciously, and/or oppressively," the suit said.
Bruce Patrick, a Strafford School Board member who chairs the Joint SAU Board, could not be reached for comment.
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It would not be correct to say that IBOC was on everybody's lips at NAB, but there was considerable interest in it.
Sharing resources
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When WKQX, Chicago's Q101, looked at building a new facility, it didn't move very far.
Listener-customized webcasting
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Devices that use some type of perceptual audio encoder have become ubiquitous in radio and TV broadcasting, as well as in recording and production studios.
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Any time a station broadcasts from outside the studio, whether it's a promotional appearance, sporting event, news coverage or sponsored appearance, the term "remote" is used to describe it. While these events are unique in their own way, the same basic plan can make each a success.
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An arrest has been made in connection to the brutal beating and stabbing of a 64-year-old man at a Detroit gas station.
The Detroit Police Surveillance Team tracked down the man on surveillance video.
The suspect apparently jumped from a 2nd-story window while trying to escape from officers. They eventually caught up to him and made the arrest.
The victim, a grandfather, has been improving at a hospital. He may be able to help police identify the man in custody.
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Josh Firkser scored a game-high 21 points, hitting three 3-pointers, and Nick Kreiger made five 3-pointers to lead 14th-seeded Manalapan in the preliminary round of the Shore Conference Tournament in Manalapan. Manalapan will visit third-seeded Raritan in the first round tomorrow. Kyle Rubbinaccio had 12 points for Manalapan, which has won five of its last six games. Mason Jones had 16 points, including four 3-pointers, and Nate Nickens added 11 to pace 19th-seeded Manchester.
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Poepping joins FreightCar America's sales team
FreightCar America, Inc. has announced that it has named Mark B. Poepping vice president sales.
Poepping joins FreightCar America's sales group from his recent position as director of railcar sales at Navistar and 29 years' experience in railroad industry companies.
Poepping's extensive railroad industry background includes, Babcock & Brown, CIT, GE Capital Railcar and Southern Pacific/Union Pacific Railroad. Poepping is based in Evergreen, Colorado.
"We are pleased to have Mark join our sales group as we continue to expand our portfolio of railcar designs. His background and expertise within the railcar industry brings strength to this part of our business," said Ted Baun, senior vice president marketing and sales.
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'Top Chef Seattle': 20 Questions With Carla Pellegrino and Chrissy Camba
The Hollywood Reporter: How are you?
Chrissy Camba: Pretty good. Lots of stuff happening right now.
THR: Like what?
Camba: I'm trying to save myself. Cook, do interviews, Twitter, all this other social media crap.
THR: Did you ever think you'd be on a reality show?
Camba: No! Not ever! I mean, sometimes you hope. And maybe they'd be like, "Cuttin' Up With Chrissy." But I'm not that interesting and not that good looking. It would never get to pilot stage.
THR: Who convinced you to do Top Chef?
Camba: A bunch of friends told me to try out for the show.
THR: Were there a lot of hoops to jump through?
Camba: Not really. I had to send an audition tape in, and I didn't think I was going to get picked. I was a hot mess in that tape. My boyfriend taped it, and he really doesn't bring high-energy. So he was like, "What are you making?" I'm like, "Kimchi."
THR: So about last night's challenge.
Camba: You mean my nightmare?
THR: Describe your nightmare.
Camba: I picked the salad. I thought it would be a challenge, because they made a note that it hadn't been on the Canlis menu since the restaurant's inception. I looked at the ingredients and thought, "I can do this!" But apparently I couldn't!
THR: How specific were they in telling you how to re-create it?
Camba: They were kinda vague, kinda specific. I looked at the items in the dish and just had questions about the dressing. So I asked the Canlis brother and he said, "It's a thick dressing." That stuck in my head, and I made a thick, Caesar salad-ish dressing. Turns out the dressing is not supposed to be thick at all! It's light and lemony.
THR: Do you feel were you led astray at all by the brother?
Camba: Yes! And I don't know why that happened.
THR: Are you happy at all with what you did accomplish? You made it to third round of competition.
Camba: Not really, because I had gone on the show to win. And then to get kicked off for a salad that's the golden child of the restaurant is annoying.
THR: How intense are those judges' table sessions?
Camba: They look so angry. I had only been in the bottom three once, but it's very intense, and you think you're going home, and I've never seen a frown so large on any person than was on Emeril [Legasse]. It touched his toes it was so large.


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Virginia is almost sleeping
The night is getting older
There is static on the tv
And she's lying on the sofa
The cats crawl over her
Jenny is in the garage
She's got the car in neutral
She rolls it out so quietly
It's saturday as usual
It always is
And me I'm in my bedroom drawing in my notebook
Because my hand thinks I'm an artist
But my heart knows I'm a poet
It's just words they mean so little to me
I can't seem to deal with total trust
There is something very wrong with me
Daddy's in the backyard
His hands are getting dirty
And mom is in the kitchen and her cake says that I'm thirteen
Another year
My brother went to college to become a doctor
And if he studies hard enough
He'll end up just like father
Who hates his life
And me I'm in the bathroom
Crying out my eyelids because it's hard to Be a man
When you are scared like a little kid
The world has become a little too mean
And I can't see the point of patient love
When everyone just wants to get fucked
Thanks to Rainy Hastings for submitting Saturday As Usual Lyrics.
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Im not very sure what all the models are but i know there is a persuader and cruiser model that hold 8 shots and there are other models as well but im not sure what they are? Can sombody please tell me? And also what is the most versitile model i know there are combo deals at big 5 that come as a package with a security barrel and pistol grip and also a 28 inch barrel with the buttstock can sombody please tell me what model that is? I would like to be able to interchange the barrels one for home defense and the other for hunting and also, are the 28 inch barrels able to accept chokes? Okay thx
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Dead Bears, the only good kind.
It depends on what you need/want it to do? The question is like asking which variant of F-150 is best. V-6, V-8, Ecoboost, 2dr, 4dr, Supercab, stepside, fleetside, 6 ft or 8 ft bed, 2WD, 4WD?
In life, strive to take the high road....It offers a better field of fire.
"Robo is right" Fuzzball
If you want a really flexible gun you can do anything with the plain old wood stock field model is the best. It has a steel tube so you can install that tacti cool forearm with the flashlight built into it. It has an SAE bolt holding the stock on the gun so you can go to the hardware store and get a bolt without the aid of an engineer. It comes with combinations of barrels so you can do a lot with one gun.
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I will be working as a security guard soon and i would like to be able to have a security type shotgun if my job ever requires it ,and also i would like to be able to hunt dove, squirrel, turkey and deer if i had to what model shotgun would be best for me? Wich model is the most versatile? 8 shot or 6 shot?
So what im looking for is a combination of both. tactical and be able to be a hunter a tactical hunter
It is my understanding that you have more dove hunting barrel options with the shorter ammo tube.
I would get a Mossberg 500. They build a bunch designs from this platform, changing and adding things are easiest on this platform. That's what the ones you mentioned are(500's)
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Unemployment rose last month in Georgia as high school and college students entered the job market and swelled the size of the state's labor force for the fifth consecutive month.
The Georgia Department of Labor said today that the jobless rate in May rose three-tenths of a percent to 7.2 percent, or nearly a full percentage point higher than the U.S. jobless rate of 6.3 percent in May. Georgia's increase in unemployment came despite the addition of 21,400 jobs across the Peach State last month.
Georgia Labor Commissioner Mark Butler said the number of persons in the workforce either on the job or looking for work jumped by 14,078 during May.
Although the May rate is supposed to be seasonally adjusted by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Butler said the month still typically shows unemployment rate increases in Georgia.
"This is a seasonal rate increase that is typical for May," Butler said. "In fact, we haven't had a rate decrease in May since 1999. This time of year, we have new jobseekers coming into the labor force, led primarily by college graduates looking for full-time work and students searching for summer jobs."
Unemployment was down significantly from a year ago when Georgia's unemployment rate was 8.4 percent. Over the past year, Georgia has added 80,200 jobs and ranked among the top 10 states for job growth, Butler said.
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Fort Point Open Studios
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October 14 - October 16, 2011
Explore more than 150 artists' studios in Fort Point's historic warehouse buildings. See amazing public art, visit galleries, ask questions. Stroll, ponder and browse. Savor the experience. And buy original art from the people who make it. Visitors to Open Studios can explore 12 buildings in the Fort Point neighborhood, plus galleries and creative design shops. All buildings are in easy walking distance of each other. Free participatory art-making activities for children will take place at Made in Fort Point, FPAC's store and gallery at 12 Farnsworth Street. List of participating artists, maps, directions, and info are all on www.fortpointarts.org
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Phone: 617-423-4299, 617-423-1100
Accessibility Information:
many but but not all buildings are wheelchair accessible. 15 Channel Center, 300 Summer Street, 12 Farnsworth Street, 346 Congress Street are accessible. 249 A Street requires entrance via the back alley and navigating some cobblestones.
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