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FiftyDkpMinus created a Steam Group in wich the purpose of this thread will continue, please join! I'm also an admin of it :P
So, I have to apologize to everyone for not being active in this thread anymore. I kept postponing because I was busy, and the games' list was growing and growing, as the comments in this thread. When the whole thing started, more than an year ago games were not greenlit so frequently.
I tought I could catch up, my original idea was to make a v2.0 of this thread.
This community is really great and I was happy to do something for it, but now I must face that I started too many projects in my life and I just can't keep this one going for now.
I think that the best thing is to pass this thread to someone else, like a group of people who can update a google doc or something.
Thanks to all of you that made this thing possible, I couldn't have done it without you; to be honest, you did most of the work, I simply sorted all the infos you gave me.
I'm really sorry for this, but my life is kind of a mess already, and I'm sure someone else can do a better job at this than myself.
Hi all, many of us, like me, probably bought many bundles in which some games were not available on Steam at the time, but they were on Greenlight and so we bought them pre-emptively just to get a 'free' Steam key later.
Recently a lot of Greenlight games came out on Steam, so my question is: which games are you waiting to get a key for?
Since I've been suggested to make a kind of database, I ask to help me to build it saying which games you got where.
Italic text means that keys are not available yet.
Released games that give or will give 'free' keys:
Greenlit or released/comingsoon games that were in a bundle or could be bought elsewhere and may give keys:
That needs to be on a shirt....
needs to be written on underwear.
Forest Gump.
Especially when fiber is involved ;)
I was just reminded and rememberd something about Leisure Suit Larry.
The version we have through Groupees is not the reloaded (which developement has ye to be completed) but the original one. As such we won't get steam keys.
That's what I tought but I'm not sure...
I was going to post exactly this. KaiserTroll is correct, it is not the same game, it was the original and not the remake. Don't expect a Steam key for this one.
They're right, it's not the same version/game and we won't get Steam keys for the Reloaded version (would've been nice, though!).
Why on the wiki is reported as the remake anyway?
Sorry if I didn't reply sooner. The original Larry was released in 1987, then "upgraded" to VGA graphics in 1991. The 1991 version is the one in the Groupees bundle.
A complete remake is being created now, to be released sometime in 2013. That's the game in Greenlight and has no direct connection with the one from the Groupees bundle.
All this was explained in the Groupees chat, also the 1991 version is already available as a (5 MB) DRM-free download from Groupees, while the 2013 version is still a work in progress.
I'm afraid that's a case of wishful thinking and/or an honest mistake. I'm pretty sure I'm right... time will tell. :)
You can put Postal 2 under games that give free keys - it was in Be Mine 3 bundle with only a Desura key, but anyone who has it on Desura can get a Steam key afaik.
Not a Greenlight game
Hello, nice initiative. BUT, I am still looking for a way to track Steam keys that were added to bundles after the fact, Greenlit-or-not. That way people have one place to watch to find ANY keys added to a bundle they haven't been aware of. I kinda hoped this would be the thread for that, but this seems to focus on Greenlight only. Do you know a place where people could track all newly added keys to old bundles?
Since there are only a few exceptions I could think of adding that too -_-
That would be great, this is my (hopefully) complete list of keys that were added: AirBuccaneers HD: GamersGate IndieFort Championship, Cortex Command: Humble Indie Bundle 2 / 3BTA, Dead Pixels: IndieRoyale: Graduation Bundle, McPixel: Desura, Postal 2: Desura / Bemine 3, The Journey Down: Chapter 1: Indie Royale: Summer Bundle, Towns: Indie Royale: Alpha Collection 1, Waking Mars: Humble Bundle for Android 4, Weird Worlds: Return to Infinite Space: Indie Royale: May Hurray Bundle, Postal: Indie Gala 2, DLC Quest: Indie Royale The Chosen Bundle / St. Patricks Day bundle
Done ;)
i can't find wake on steam or greenlight. if it's actually there does somebody have the link? of course i missed the valentines 2.0 bundle so wouldn't get a key anyway, but i'd like to keep its wiki page up-to-date.
so that's why it doesn't show up on search. thanks!
any news on free keys for it?
Afak IR has them but hasn't released them yet
Here is the big list I ended up making partly because if you :p. Someone asked on the Indie Bundles Notice & Discussion Thread if there was a list of bundle game that gave steam keys later. With a few more suggestions and pushes, that is the result.
Seems I got competition
I thought they said no to those are they're much older builds.
Yup that is right. They said only the most recent (2013) versions will get the keys. That being only for Indie Royale.
so not only no steam keys, but also stale downloads with no updates? that sucks.
The reworked a lot of the games, I think that is why they said it would be so. Haven't tried either of the versions though, so I can't say what's different.
LA-MULANA will be giving free keys to all owners except those on GOG.
Thank you, great news
Dawn of Fantasy (Green Light Bundle 2, Be Mine 6) can be activated on steam you just have to remove the hyphens (-)
Yeah I saw it, been a little busy recently and cannot update. Done now, thanks
awesome, thanks! saw that be mine 6 said steam key coming soon, and then said it was for desura and steam but only gave one key. pasting it with the hyphens didn't work but removing them did :)
Thank you, but useless at both RTS and MMO, so this may create a black hole of ineptitude... :)
Have you activated it? I read the key is for Lunar Pack which includes both.
I don't have the bundle to verify though.
Oh I haven't to be honest, probably you're right
He is right.
I activated it, Its not only Lunnye Devitsy, its Lunar Pack:P
Great :)
Might want to add a note about what the Lunar Pack consists of... Also, did you take a look at my post about Larry? In any case, thanks for maintaining this thread!
You're right, and no, I haven't noticed the reply until now :P
No problem! :)
Just activated my Lunar Pack, thanks :)
BTW does GamersGate really provide Steam code for No Time To Explain? It seems to be DRM-free on their store.
The developer respond to my tweet: At this point you can't really since IGN Prime didn't pay for that giveaway yet. We're discussing it now
So I think we will never have a steam code from GamersGate ;(
Not sure they'll give one but I hope so :)
Same, it is an excelent game, hope i can add it to my steam collection =3
I think so: "White Devil [desarrollador] 3 Apr 2013 @ 5:47pm I looked on the Groupees page and it says you'll get a Steam copy if Bleed gets Greenlit... so I guess it's true! :D" From Bleed Page Greenlight
Thank you all :)
I'll say it before and I'll say it again Bloody Trapland
I won a giveaway here on Steamgifts but they only gave Desura codes. They said that we would also get it for Steam if it made it thru Greenlight but it hasn't yet. Do me a favor and go upvote it on Steam :D Thank you!
What the hell do you want then? This is a "waiting for keys which suppose to arrive" thread, not "Steam keys for games which isn't even on Steam". Go advertise this game somewhere else.
Yeah, I'm waiting for my key to arrive . . . when the game is on Steam. It's going through the Greenlight process just like plenty of other games did which people waited on keys for in this exact thread. Get off your high horse.
Unepic keys available! Haven't did this but I found these instructions in the Hookups group:
"you need to copy the key under Unepic, not the Desura key, but the 'In Game Items' code. Once you copy this, head on over to http://www.unepicgame.com/en/myzone.php
Enter your email, and then enter the code you just copied from IndieRoyale, then click to 'Log in'. The next page, you'll be able to click on a button beside 'Your Steam Key:'. Click it, and your Steam key will appear in front of you for you to redeem on Steam."
It's been available for a while now mate.
Found the news just today since I didn't buy that bundle
thanks for this! just noticed that i should have a spare dlc quest key now from some very old indie royale :)
Love that game. They should make a sequel entitled "Achievement Quest" :).
No begging! If you want that game, than just buy it.
Yeah I hope it will be finished soon or later.
That game's been 2 years promised, ridiculous. Hoping too. Also hoping for Shadows on the Vatican Act II from BiaB.
updated, thank you
Updated my own thread and was surprised by the amount of bundles Cognition has been in little time.
Cognition Episode 1 (IGS / IR Debut / BiaB Cerebral / Indie Bundle - The Point and Click DARK Bundle / IG Weekly 2)
Cognition Episode 2 (IGS / IG weekly 2 / IR Thoughtful)
You forgot the new http://bundle-in-a-box.com/ for both Cognition episodes. Which is currently running now.
This is a 5 months old post you know :p
Have Cognition Ep1 & 2 NOT been offered anywhere?
Publishers of Guncraft already told since they releases beta that anyone with who pre-order (includes Desura and BM8) will receive a Steam key once its released. So its should be in 'WILL give keys'
I'll take not of that but it's still not released :)
confirmed release date on 11th July
Do You think they would give Steam keys to people who own Desura version (via Desura cliean for example) of the game while Guncraft has already been released on Steam quite long time ago?


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George Zimmerman Looks to Another Orlando TV Analyst for Representation in Trayvon Martin Case
George Zimmerman has replaced one Orlando television analyst with another as his legal representation in the Trayvon Martin case.
Zimmerman has hired Mark O'Mara, a legal analyst for CBS-affiliate WKMG. Zimmerman was dropped as a client on Tuesday by Hal Uhrig, a former WOFL legal analyst, and Craig Sonner. Zimmerman faces a second-degree murder charge.
In a WMKG interview on Tuesday night — before he was hired by Zimmerman — O'Mara said Uhrig's decision to step down presented a serious challenge in the case.
"If George Zimmerman came to me tomorrow and said, 'I want you to represent me,' I would look at the press conference and say, 'Mr. Uhrig identified a potential defense. He outlined the facts of what happened, and he cemented what George Zimmerman can now say,'" O'Mara told WKMG's Lauren Rowe. "And that's problematic if other evidence comes out that conflicts with it."


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Candice Furlong, an employee at Community Choice CU's Milford branch, walks with her children at the Step Out: Walk to Stop Diabetes event. In total, the event raised more than $450,000 for the American Diabetes Association (ADA) and was supported by more than 3,000 participants.
… Determined to give back and to improve Michigan, Community Choice CU recently held its fourth annual Give Big Weekend. The weekend, dedicated to community service, featured more than 100 Community Choice team members at a variety of sites working tirelessly to give back to Southeast Michigan. "I am so grateful for the opportunity that the credit union provides to all of our team members to use our platform to help our local communities," said Autumn Tarquinio, Community Choice human resources manager. "I am proud to be part of an organization where every team member receives 24 hours of paid volunteer time annually to encourage community service. The credit union is so strongly committed to improving our local communities, that it puts its money behind its charitable focus." Tarquinio was the group leader for the credit union's Step Out: Walk to Stop Diabetes team. Tarquinio was joined on Sept. 15 at The Detroit Zoo by 179 credit union team members, family and friends. In total, the event raised more than $450,000 for the American Diabetes Association and was supported by more than 3,000 participants. In 2012, Community Choice employees worked 597 volunteer hours for the American Diabetes Association, prepared 200 care packages for Vista Maria, donated 412 pounds of food to Gleaners Food Bank and $6,179 to Kensington Metropark and collected 400 items for the Earthworks Urban Farm. "Give Big Weekend is all about uniting as one to support charitable causes," President and CEO Robert Bava said. "When team members at Community Choice engage with our local communities, we know the sum of what we can achieve is far greater than what we can achieve as individuals. I'm proud of our team members for their dedication and willingness to Give Big to the communities that we serve." While the credit union supported Southeast Michigan by participating in a variety of charitable projects over Give Big Weekend, the credit union's focus is to enrich local communities throughout the entire year. That's why Community Choice introduced its volunteer reimbursement program in 2005 and continues to see the benefits of offering the program. "Team members are excited when they learn they have the backing of the credit union to make a difference in local communities," said Jennifer Dickey, vice president of human resources. "When you tell them (team members) that we are also going to pay them for their community service, a giant smile usually cracks across their face. It's a wonderful program and team members' love the idea of getting rewarded for doing good."
Gary Moody, left, president/CEO of Credit Union ONE; John Kozich, executive director of community relations for Credit Union ONE, and Dr. Gerold Bepler, president & CEO of Karmanos Cancer Institute take a moment at the dedication of the Karmanos Cancer Institute Intensive Care Unit.
… The credit union industry motto is "people helping people" and when it comes to the partnership between Credit Union ONE and the Karmanos Cancer Institute, this is a philosophy in action. Credit Union ONE has had a long-standing partnership with KCI over the years. When KCI decided to establish an intensive care unit at the hospital, the credit union stepped up to help fund it. Credit Union ONE has contributed approximately $54,000 over the past year, comprised of an annual corporate giving pledge and membership fees contributed from the common bond. "Last week, I was truly humbled to be part of an event to celebrate the opening of a new intensive care unit at the Karmanos Cancer Institute," said Gary Moody, president/CEO of Credit Union ONE. "We are among a small group of corporations and foundations whose names are on a plaque honoring donors whose contributions were used to pay for this critical care area. Having an ICU nurse who cares for post-operation cancer patients say 'thank you' for providing the opportunity to better care for her patients puts many things in perspective. The relatively small amount that the credit union contributes to KCI adds up and touches lives every day in a positive manner that cannot be put into words." Karmanos opened the ICU on Sept. 24.. The 8,035-square-foot ICU includes six rooms, each designed with state-of-the-art equipment to serve the unique needs of cancer patients in need of critical care.
... In light of the recent news that one of the country's largest banks plans to speed up its layoff plans by cutting 16,000 jobs by the end of the year, Michigan Schools and Government CU announced that not only has the organization hired and trained nearly 100 new employees this year alone, but the local credit union is also continuing to hire. "In a time of layoffs and cutbacks, it is heartwarming to be a part of Michigan Schools and Government Credit Union, knowing that our growth directly helps our state, our neighbors and better serves our members," said Mike Zalewski, MSGCU vice president of human resources. MSGCU hiring is up 29 percent this year and the credit union has created 66 new positions to help better serve its members. Much of the credit union's growth stemmed from the opening of three branches this year in Chesterfield Twp., Warren and Royal Oak. In terms of asset size, MSGCU is also one of the 10 largest credit unions in the state and is ranked in the top two percent nationally among financial institutions. "Our credit union plays a central role in our community and that means doing everything we can to support the families and businesses we serve, including hiring locally and creating jobs," MSGCU President and CEO Pete Gates said.
… Consumers CU and the K-Wings hockey team in Kalamazoo have entered into a unique sponsorship, giving members many benefits, including: special ticket pricing; sponsorship of Education Day and Family Hockey Day in the Zoo; as well as offering Consumers Dollar Dog members (ages 2-12) the chance to participate in each home game's Save of the Game. Consumers members will enjoy discount ticket pricing for every home game during the 2012-13 season – two adult tickets for just $25 or a family four-pack for $43. There will also be an opening weekend special (Oct. 19-20) for members only – just $10 per individual ticket (or $15 for the two nights). Members simply need to present their debit card or other proof of membership at the K-Wings ticket office to receive their discount. Consumers will also be the exclusive sponsor of the K-Wing's mascot, Slappy, a beloved and valuable commodity, who will sport the Consumers logo at every home game and all community events. Additionally, Consumers will cosponsor the K-Wings Education Day, where kids from all across southwest Michigan attend a special school-day game; and, Family Hockey Day in the Zoo, which is a part of all Sunday home games and offers family-oriented activities. Consumers will also have a special presence at each home hockey game with Save of the Game. For every save the K-Wings goalie makes, a Consumers Dollar Dog member will receive $1 deposited into their Dollar Dog account (which can average 20 to 30 saves per game). A Save of the Game participant will be selected for each home game. The Saver of the Game will receive: four free game tickets – "on the glass," the chance to go out on the ice prior to face-off and $1 for every save – deposited into their Consumers Dollar Dog Account. Parents or legal guardians can enter their child for Save of the Game via the Consumers CU Facebook page.
This rendering illustrates what the Paw Paw branch will look like when construction is completed.
… Recently Educational Community CU's Board of Directors and staff in addition to members of the Paw Paw Chamber of Commerce gathered to celebrate the beginning of construction on the ECCU Paw Paw, Michigan branch expansion. The final result of revamping the office at 315 E. Saint Joseph St. will nearly triple the current space to more than 2,400 square feet. "This groundbreaking ceremony marks an exciting milestone," ECCU President and CEO Charles Cornelius said. "With the support of our members and the Paw Paw community, we've seen great growth in this area and are happy to meet the demand for a new and improved space to allow for even greater service to our valued members." Not only will the new office allow ECCU staff more opportunities to provide in-depth service to members, it will also feature a drive-thru and a 24-hour drive up ATM. ECCU collaborated with Level 5, a consulting and facilities development firm headquartered in Atlanta that specializes in and works exclusively with financial institutions across the United States. Construction is being subcontracted locally to help fuel the local economy. Together they have developed a plan for improvements that will help the community and ECCU members feel even more at home when using the Paw Paw branch. ECCU Chairman of the Board Dave Aubry said: "We are looking forward to offering the community a new branch in response to the phenomenal growth that we've experienced at the Paw Paw office. We appreciate the local community and are proud that they are an integral part of the ECCU family."
… Supporting a vision that is near and dear to the hearts of many of its team members, University of Michigan CU employees raised $11,427 for Relay for Life of Ann Arbor in just three months. From the end of May through Aug. 31, UMCU employees had a series of fundraising events including: selling raffle tickets for luxury gift baskets, "Jeans Fridays," bake sales, making and selling homemade scented candles, and offering "feet" for sale in each of its seven branch offices. "Employees present great ideas and we just run with them, literally," UMCU Relay team captain Jennifer Kelley said. UMCU employees have shown their support and dedication to this very worthy cause by living up to the credit union motto of "people helping people." The team from UMCU has been participating in Relay for Life since 2001. UMCU lost a member of its team almost two years ago to cancer. Many of the employees participate in Relay for Life in memory of their coworker and friend Nancy Marcum.
Northland Area FCU celebrated the retirement of Pam Pietrzyk at a recent party.
… Pamela Pietrzyk, assistant branch coordinator for Northland Area FCU, recently announced her retirement. "I love our members and everyone I have worked with through the years. I'll miss them all," Pietrzyk said at her retirement luncheon hosted by Northland. Friends and co-workers came from several counties to congratulate Pietrzyk and offer her best wishes. She has been a dedicated employee of Northland for nearly 20 years, beginning her career in 1993 as a part-time member services representative. A series of promotions led her to serve as the assistant branch coordinator since 2008. Pietrzyk enjoys volunteering in her community. Her favorite charities include Disabled Veterans and the Grayling Animal Shelter. "We'll be spending the winter in Fort Myers, Florida. We are going to be called snow birds," said Pietrzyk with a big smile when asked how she would spend her retirement.
… CU Rx, a credit union risk-management and compliance-services CUSO headquartered in Jackson, announced the launch of its first "Regulatory News and Updates" archive. The new archive houses relevant 2012 regulatory and compliance information and is available free to visitors to CU Rx's website. "We were already sharing regulatory news and updates with clients through our quarterly CU Rx 'Mitigator' E-newsletter," CU Rx COO Chrissy Siders said. "However, we needed an inexpensive but efficient method to capture and update the constant influx of important regulatory and compliance news. Since I frequently search a number of online industry archives, it became apparent that CU Rx could also create an archive that would provide any client or credit union with a valuable online reference tool. Now we can provide this critically important information to anyone on a weekly basis. There's no login required and it's free to anyone that simply visits CU Rx's website. It's our CUSO's way of giving back to the industry, in the 'people before profits' credit union spirit." Anyone responsible for credit union risk management or who is interested in regulatory news and compliance updates can access the new archive at or cu-rx.com/news-archive.
… Marshall Community CU recently donated more than $1,500 to seven area schools. Each Marshall Elementary School (Walters, Gordon and Hughes), Marshall Middle School, Marshall Academy, Mar Lee School and Wattles Park Elementary School received donations to their parent councils from MCCU as a thank you for participating in their CU In School program. Funds for the donation were raised by MCCU staff members. Employees were encouraged to "dress down" on Friday's by wearing blue jeans and a CU In School T-shirt. Each Friday, participating employees donated $3. Funds were collected throughout the 2011-12 school year and were given to the participating schools at their first PCO/PTO meetings. "Hughes Elementary PCO has thanked the entire MCCU staff for their donation," said Holly Irish, Hughes Elementary PCO co-president. "We will be putting the money towards the teachers' yearly supply budget for learning tools, books, etc. for their classrooms. MCCU and CU In School do wonderful things for the school systems in the area." MCCU's CU In School program recently began its 11th year of partnership with area schools. The program began at Sherman Elementary (2001). MCCU is excited to add Marshall High School to its list of participating schools. The MHS student-run branch will have its Grand Opening at the high school on Friday, Oct. 12.
… TLC Community CU is celebrating International Credit Union Week, Oct. 15-19, with free document shredding at any of its five locations. On Tuesday, Oct. 16, TLC is offering a FREE "Identity Theft" Seminar presented by Detective Gary Ward, Lenawee County Sheriff's Department. You will learn what you can do to help protect your identity. Go to www.tlccu.org for details and to register. On International Credit Union Day, Thursday, Oct. 18, donut holes and beverages will be offered for free in the branches.
Rivers Edge Community CU team members help shred documents during the credit union's free shred day at the Allen Park Farm Market.
… Rivers Edge Community CU had a free shred day for the community in conjunction with the Allen Park Farm Market on Sept. 21. Team RECCU assisted in shredding 3,800 pounds of documents. In addition, members and residents donated 378 pounds of nonperishable food items and $76 in cash which was given to the Fish and Loaves Food Pantry.
OMNI Community CU presents the Women's Caring Program with a $1,500 OMNI "Gives Back" Grant.
… OMNI Community CU has awarded the Women's Caring Program a $1,500 OMNI "Gives Back" Grant. The grant will be used to help fund the yearly tuition for daycare for low income families in Battle Creek and Kalamazoo. "Daycare can be an expense that puts a strain on an already tight budget," OMNI CEO Ted Parsons said. "By having some tuition funded from the Women's Caring Program, low-income families are still able to send their children to daycare and continue to work.
… Approximately 50 people turned out at the Grand Rapids Credit Union ONE Branch on a recent Saturday to shred more than 3,000 pounds of confidential personal and business documents, protecting themselves from identity theft and fraud. Important information, such as social security numbers, addresses, account information, financial records or personal data, can be stolen and used to open lines of credit, use existing credit cards or to falsify personal information. Shredding documents that contain private information can protect individuals and businesses from fraudulent use of confidential data. According to Sharon Blower, Credit Union ONE Grand Rapids branch manager, "Our members were very appreciative of the opportunity to rid themselves of accumulating paperwork and Credit Union ONE was pleased to be able to offer this service to the Community." John Kozich, executive director of community relations for Credit Union ONE, coordinated the three-hour event, working closely with Rapid Shred, which donated its time and equipment to provide secure onsite shredding services. This event is just one of several that Credit Union ONE has provided to their local communities during the year. After the event, the shredded paper waste was taken away for recycling into paper towels.
… More than 90 team members represented Oakland County CU and raised more than $14,000 for the PurpleStride Walk at the Detroit Zoo in late September. Organized by the Pancreatic Cancer Action Network, all proceeds go to scientists researching an early detection system for the deadly disease. OCCU's staff raised the money with a bowling fundraiser, special internal contests, special casual days, and a variety of individual efforts. "Team OCCU" was the second largest group at the walk and was also one of the top donors. More than $250,000 was raised for PanCAN. "This event has become our signature event and I'm always proud of how the team from the credit union truly rallies around such an important cause," OCCU President/CEO Allan McMorris said. A recent report said pancreatic cancer will likely become the second-most common cancer by 2015. "This is the most we have contributed to the PurpleStride and the timing appears to be ideal," McMorris added. "The staff embraces the cause throughout the entire year. It's quite gratifying to know we're making a difference."
Honor CU is sponsoring Shamrock Pride T-shirts for students in Berrien Springs Public Schools.
… Honor CU is sponsoring Shamrock Pride T-shirts at Berrien Springs Public Schools. The front of the shirt sports the words Shamrock Pride and the back says "This is Shamrock Country" to help the students build school spirit. "We are glad to help the kids show off their school spirit and pride in their community and humbled to be asked by the schools to participate," Honor Credit Union CEO Scott McFarland said. "Our local schools continue to be the cornerstone of the communities we serve and we are proud to serve them." Kids in all grades are encouraged to wear their Shamrock Pride shirts to school every Friday. "It's great to see all of the kids in their green shirts and proud to be a part of their school in Berrien Springs," Branch Manager Kellie Eldridge said. This is the third year that Honor has partnered with the schools to provide shirts to all students in K-8 students.
… Michigan Schools and Government CU will open its third new branch this year in Royal Oak on Tuesday, Oct. 9, at 31805 Woodward Ave. between 13 and 14 Mile roads. "We are incredibly excited to open our Royal Oak branch," MSGCU President and CEO Peter Gates said. "Our new location is right in the heart of Woodward Avenue and southeastern Oakland County and we are proud to be able to serve our members better than ever before." The new Royal Oak office features drive-thru member service, Internet kiosk for member usage, coffee bar, and drive-up 24-hour access ATM. The office, similar to all other MSGCU offices, features longer weekday and Saturday hours.
Jennifer Fopma, left, SAFE Place executive director accepts a donation from MCCU Branch Manager Nicole Thomas.
… Marshall Community CU presented SAFE Place with a check for $250. The funds were raised by MCCU staff members through "dress down days" held each Friday during the month of August. SAFE Place, located in Battle Creek, provides temporary shelter, support counseling, crisis intervention services, counseling, advocacy and public education at no cost to victims of domestic violence in Barry, Eaton and Calhoun counties."MCCU is committed to making a difference in the communities we serve," Branch Manager Nicole Thomas said. Our employees do a phenomenal job with community involvement and this was no exception."
… In celebration of MSUFCU's 75th Anniversary, the credit union is sponsoring three special promotions all year for members. Members who finance or refinance an auto loan with MSUFCU from now until Nov. 30 are entered to win a $75 gas gift card and the grand prize of $575. Seventy-five members will be randomly selected to win the gas gift cards, and one member will be randomly selected to win the grand prize of $575. Also, until Friday, Nov. 9, MSUFCU will be highlighting information about the credit union from the 1990s and 2000s. MSUFCU members can enter the 75th anniversary online video quiz for their chance to win an MSUFCU prize pack, which includes MSUFCU gifts and a $200 gift card to Wheat Jewelers. Members who receive 100% on the quiz are also entered into the grand prize drawing of a $7,500 gift card to Wheat Jewelers. The grand prize winner will be randomly selected and announced at MSUFCU's 75th anniversary party on Wednesday, Nov. 14, at MSUFCU's headquarters in East Lansing.
Visitors participate in Consumers CU's Cash Car promotion.
… The Consumers CU Cash Car made numerous stops in Kalamazoo and throughout West Michigan during the summer. Visitors to the Cash Car won cash and prizes by answering fun financial trivia. All visitors will be registered to win an iPad, with a drawing at the end of the year. Up to $500 will be awarded per visit at various sites by Rob, Consumers' very own cash cabbie. Those who "enter" the Cash Car can individually win up to $50. Anyone attending the event or Cash Car location can register to win an iPad.
… MSUFCU expanded its electronic services with the launch of MSUFCU Mobile, an application for iPhones and Android phones, now available in the Apple iTunes App Store and Google Play. Using the new app, MSUFCU members may perform a variety of transactions on their accounts, deposit checks via eDeposit for Mobile, locate ATMs, view current rates and correspond with MSUFCU staff. MSUFCU members also now have access to an updated Green on the Go® mobile-optimized website, available by visiting www.msufcu.org on any mobile device. "We are always striving to find new ways to better serve our members at MSUFCU and are thrilled to expand and improve our electronic services with our new mobile app and updated mobile website, both of which were created in-house," April Clobes, MSUFCU's executive vice president and COO said. "With 20% of MSUFCU members living outside the state of Michigan, these mobile services provide additional, convenient ways for members to manage their accounts no matter where they're located. Many of our members already utilize MSUFCU's electronic resources on a regular basis, so we anticipate these new services being very popular with our membership."
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… Allegiance Hospice recently had its annual golf outing to raise money for hospice and American 1 CU for the second year was the major gold sponsor of the event, with a $5,000 donation. Overall the event raised more than $25,000 for Allegiance Hospice. There were 36 golf teams, totaling more than 160 players. Allegiance Hospice also facilitated a silent auction, 50/50 raffles, and a skins tournament.
… Marshall Community CU and Education Plus CU both announced that they have once again received Superior 5-Star ratings from Bauer Financial Inc., the nation's leading bank and credit union rating and research firm. A 5-Star rating signifies that MCCU and Education Plus CU are two of the strongest credit unions in the nation. "Consumers have come to depend on Bauer's 5-Star rating system as they navigate through their banking choices," comments Karen L. Dorway, president of the rating firm. "They know to look for the 5-Star logo to ensure that the trust they have in their financial institution is well-placed."
… The CASE CU membership recently elected Jane Olney, Robert V. Crane and Fred Goers to three-year terms on the credit union's nine-member Board of Directors. The election was during the credit union's annual meeting at the Lansing Community College-West Campus in June. Olney has been a CASE Credit Union member since 1971. Olney's credentials include serving on CASE's Credit Committee, Asset and Liability Management Team and Internal Audit Committee. She was employed and held positions at CASE as a loan officer, collection manager, marketing director and retired as a vice president of marketing and human resources in 1999. Her education includes a bachelor's degree from Spring Arbor University; University of Wisconsin CUNA School of Management, Certified Executive Program and Marketing School. In 2000, after retirement from CASE, Olney opened an Edward Jones Investment office as a Financial Advisor in Holt. She retired in 2008 as a limited partner. Robert V. Crane has been a CASE member since 2011. Prior to his election to the board, he served as an associate director. Crane became involved with CASE to share his business background and information technology experience with the board. He hopes to help empower the credit union to leverage electronic commerce channels to provide higher levels of member service resulting in more opportunities for members to embrace CASE Credit Union offerings. Crane is active in the Lansing community and serves on the Capital Area IT Council Membership Committee. He was a 10-year volunteer for the Common Ground Music Festival as a team leader for ushers and security. He is also active in the Men's Ministry of Trinity Church in Lansing. Crane received his bachelor's degree and a master's degree of business administration from Michigan State University. Fred Goers graduated from MSU with a bachelor's degree in mathematics. After graduation, he accepted a teaching and coaching position in Genesee County, where he taught high school math and physics for five years. At the same time that he earned a Master's degree from MSU in curriculum. He was promoted in the same school district to be its first assistant principal and athletic director. Goers was then appointed to be the principal at DeWitt High School, a position he held for 22 years. During his tenure in DeWitt, he earned another master's degree from MSU in educational administration. After his retirement from DeWitt Schools, he worked in the insurance industry, where he earned licenses in auto, property, life and financial planning. In 2010, Fred was elected to the DeWitt Board of Education. He just completed serving as treasurer, and is the board's representative to a $10 million bond steering committee. Fred has been a CASE member since 1997. "CASE is fortunate to have such highly qualified and dedicated individuals volunteering to help steer our credit union in these challenging times," CASE President and CEO Jeffrey Benson said.
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In this short article, several safety slogans about health are presented. Of course you can use them as those safety slogans are general and can be applied for any type of workplace.
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Out of My Comfort Zone
Steve Waugh
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3 stars
By Archie Mac
22 Jan 2006
Value for money is what you will receive from
Out of My Comfort Zone
, at just over 800 pages and with copious amounts of four-colour illustrations throughout. The book retails for just under $50.00 (Australian), and for a production of its size is almost error free; a rare occurrence in modern cricket book printing standards.
The book credits Steve Waugh as the sole author, but one detects the literary influence of his long time 'ghost' Geoff Armstrong, who also collaborated with Waugh on all of his hugely successful 'touring diaries'. I always find it annoying when the 'ghost' is not given due recognition in cricketing publications, but it is nothing new, even W.G. Grace enlisted the help of a 'ghost'. To the credit of Steve Waugh he does acknowledge Armstrong on page 765, quite warmly if a little belatedly, as the editor of the book.
Steve Waugh either has a phenomenal memory or he has been keeping a diary from a very young age. He still seems to remember minute details from his junior playing days. There is an amusing story of the great South Africa batsman Barry Richards ordering a 13 year old Waugh out of the nets during a training camp 'That's it-get out. You don't listen. You've faced your last ball today.' Was the sage verdict of the great batsman. Fast-forward 12 years and Barry Richards almost pulled off a tremendous coup when he nearly convinced Waugh to change states, and play for Queensland for whom he was coach at the time.
There are also some very interesting behind the scenes moments, including a clash between himself and Michael Slater (who was nicknamed Sybil, because of his multitude of personalities) which ended with Slater telling his then vice-captain 'You're a coward'. Waugh writes 'a line had been crossed and our relationship was never the same'.
He only touches briefly on the constant criticism directed at him by former Australian Test captain turned commentator/writer Ian Chappell, believing most of it is generated by Steve Waugh's loyalty and praise of Bobby Simpson. Chappell and Simpson have never been on the best of terms.
Waugh is much more forthcoming on his dealings with the board (CA). Although expressing his opinion that the relationship between the players and board/selectors had improved markedly since his debut he was still given a few surprises along the way, including his shock axing from the ODI team when he was led to believe he would lead the side into the 2003 World Cup. He also was amazed when the coach John Buchanan announced to the board that a couple of players had confided to him that they were unhappy with Waugh as captain during his final visit to the Caribbean.
A couple of things I was hoping to glean from the book were disappointingly missing, such as; why Mark Waugh and himself refused to sign the Sri Lanka players bats at the end of the 1996 World Cup; or the interview process of the captaincy after the retirement of Allan Border, which eventually went to Mark Taylor. Also the constant mention of how he was mentally feeling before each innings or the 'Zone', or how he was going to motivate the team etc etc ad nausium. It would be interesting to know how Mark Waugh would have captained the team since he believed most of these things to be 'hocus pocus' and a waste of time.
Steve Waugh is the only modern Australian player who can compete with Shane Warne when it comes to Cricketing biographies, this being the sixth major work on Tugga. Since his retirement there have been three, this one and two others:
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The Beaver Hollow Conference Center near Buffalo and Niagara Falls will be transformed into the third spa in a growing chain affiliated with the hit NBC TV show.
The Biggest Loser Resort Niagara is due in May, joining successful siblings in Ivins, Utah, and Malibu, Calif. The new location also will launch corporate getaways with a health/fitness component, says Larry Bond, CEO of Fitness Ridge Worldwide, which runs the Biggest Loser lifestyle-changing resorts. An indoor/outdoor aquatic center will be built, and snowshoeing and cross-country skiing will be added to the menu because of the region's notoriously frigid winters.
Those who follow the TV show closely will be interested to know that past The Biggest Loser participants who fell in love and who have lost a lot of weight -- Ramon Medeiros and Jessica Limpert-- are due to be trainers at the new facility. An NBC spokeswoman says she didn't know yet whether the new location will be used on the show, as have the others.
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Emeritus Announces Operating Results For Third Quarter 2012
Community operating expenses decreased $6.5 million to $216.9 million in the third quarter of 2012 compared to $223.4 million in the 2011 period. The improvement was primarily due to an $8.5 million expense recorded in the 2011 period to increase the Company's self-insurance reserves for prior years' claims exposure, as well as reductions resulting from community dispositions. The overall expense decrease was partially offset by community operating expenses in the same community portfolio, which increased 2.5%, or $4.9 million.
Community operating income increased $12.1 million, or 12.8%, to $106.9 million in the third quarter of 2012 from $94.8 million in the third quarter of 2011. Community operating margin was 33.0% in the third quarter, compared to 29.8% in the prior-year period. Excluding the 2011 self-insurance adjustment referred to above, community operating income increased $3.5 million, or 3.4%, and community operating margin improved to 33.0%, compared to 32.5% in the third quarter of 2011. These increases are the result of improved occupancy and rate, combined with effective expense controls.
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For the third quarter of 2012, Adjusted EBITDAR increased $1.8 million, or 2.0%, to $92.2 million, with the increase primarily driven by the increase in community operating income. Cash from facility operations (CFFO), as adjusted, increased to $17.9 million, or $0.40 per share, compared to $16.4 million, or $0.37 per share, in the third quarter of 2011.2012 Third Quarter Same Community Results As of September 30, 2012, the consolidated Emeritus portfolio consisted of 323 communities, of which 293 communities are included in the Company's definition of same communities. Total same community revenue increased $6.8 million to $294.8 million in the third quarter of 2012, due to rate and occupancy improvements. Average monthly revenue per occupied unit increased 1.9% to $4,179 in the third quarter of 2012 compared to $4,100 in the corresponding period in 2011. Average occupancy trended up throughout the quarter and increased 80 basis points sequentially from the second quarter of 2012. Average occupancy increased 30 basis points to 87.4% in the third quarter of 2012 from 87.1% in the prior-year period.
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Tom Woods informs us that Jason Brennan attacked Murray Rothbard as a hack. Indeed, he did. Brennan may well withdraw that summary conclusion someday, once he has had sufficient time for his thinking and scholarship to mature, so that he can come to understand the major, unique and voluminous contributions of Rothbard. Rothbard was truly an amazingly productive intellectual with a great deal of insight, creativity, courage and clear-mindedness. His work is outstandingly original in many respects. Historians of intellectual history will eventually, I hope, accord him an extremely important place in turning the tide against statism and toward freedom. His original conceptions, boldness in stating them, creativity in originating them, not to mention the fertility of these ideas, mark him as one of the most important intellects of the twentieth century. I cannot imagine that there would even be the libertarian movement of today had Rothbard never been here to create and spread the ideas and analyses that he did.
Brennan's blog was specifically on behavioral economics. I will mention for now that I addressed that in part in an earlier article. I intend to add some further comments later.10:31 am on October 28, 2013 Email Michael S. Rozeff


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U-M Athletics Events Calendar
Importing .ics files ...
... into Outlook
1. Click on the link below and save on your desktop.
2. Double-click on the file and it should import as a new calendar in Outlook.
3. If you prefer that it import into your calendar in Outlook, go to File > Import and Export
4. Select "Import an iCalendar (.ics) or vCalendar file (.vcs)" and click Next
5. Locate the file and click Open
6. Select "import"
... into Google Calendar
1. Click on the athletic team link below to download their .ics calendar.
2. From the download dialog that pops up, choose to save the file to a location on your computer.
3. Navigate your browser to your http://www.google.com/calendar and log in to your account.
4. In the "Other calendars" panel on the left hand side, click on the "Add" link at the bottom right and select "Import Calendar" from the menu that appears.
5. Follow Google's instructions for importing the team calendar that you saved in step 1
... into iCal
1. Click on the athletic team link below to download their .ics calendar.
2. The file may automatically be downloaded and opened in iCal, if this is the case, go to step 4.
3. If a download dialog pops up, select iCal from the "Open with" option, and click "OK"
4. Select the calendar where you would like that you would like to add the sport's events to, or create a new calendar for the events and click "OK"
2014-15 Schedule Calendar Files (in .ics format)
Men's Cross Country
Women's Cross Country
Field Hockey
Men's Soccer
Women's Soccer
Ice Hockey
Men's Basketball
Women's Basketball
Men's Gymnastics
Women's Gymnastics
Men's Swimming and Diving
Women's Swimming and Diving
Water Polo
Men's Golf
Women's Golf
Men's Lacrosse (schedule has not been announced)
Women's Lacrosse
Women's Rowing
Men's Tennis
Women's Tennis
Men's Track and Field
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Pretty Little Liars Summer Finale Recap: Killer Queen
And that's all she wrote ... until October.
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It's Christmas in Rosewood!
And that's all she wrote ... until October.
Act normal, bitches!
Spencer gives good quip.
This was an hour of our Liars, and our Liars's loved ones, taking action.
More lies, more rankings.
Pam Fields is the person we talk about when we talk about parenting.
Nothing says "I will ruin your life, xoxo" like a black-and-white video of someone burying your mom!
A hundred down. A thousand more to go, please?
When you're one of the Liars, you just can't trust anyone.
This episode was too clever by half, but that's better than too incoherent by a billion.
"It's a whistle. You put it between your lips and blow."
Aria is right where we left her.
This season four finale supposedly gave us answers but mostly left us with a lot of questions.
Hanna has the best of everything this week: the best kiss, the best mom, the best one-liners ...
Has the biggest villain of all been right next door this entire time?
Toby discovers cronuts and Aria angry-walks all over town.
This week, the top spot in the Pretty Little Power Rankings belongs to an actual grown-up.
The gang heads back in time in this noirish black-and-white episode.
Last week's episode was great, and next week's looks fun. So it's okay for this one to be lackluster.
Hanna survives what is, hands down, the most terrifying attack we've yet seen on Pretty Little Liars.
Ashley Marin is one of the only parents in Rosewood to ever top the Pretty Little Power Rankings.
Spencer gets real with everyone this week.
Which character had the best episode? Hint: She pronounces the word gazebo "gayz-bo."
The annual episode between Pretty Little Liars' summer and winter seasons.
What is dead may never die.
Is all the out-of-left-field stuff from this season going to pay off, now or ever?
Mrs. Hastings was so powerful this week that she earned her rightful place atop the Pretty Little Power Rankings.
In a shocking twist, Emily's birthday party does not go as planned.
Coherent plot progression has finally come to Rosewood.
In a delightful turn of events, Caleb enlists Toby as his partner in crime-solving.
Something is rotten in the fictional metropolis of Rosewood.
Cicero College, here we come!
Emily's dad rockets to the top of the Pretty Little Power Rankings.
Spencer tops this week's Pretty Little Power Rankings.
So much pain befell our Liars this week.
And so our recaps begin.
In honor of its 100th episode.
"That's a bit of the wish-fulfillment aspect of the show — they reach a little higher than the viewers."
Yay, Devious Maids and Pretty Little Liars. Aw, So You Think You Can Dance.
On Mondays, enjoy stories about an interracial lesbian couple raising foster children. On Tuesdays, murder.
Also, we will be recapping season four.
Called Ravenswood.
But it's no Big Bang Theory
From Pretty Little Liars's I. Marlene King, who also wrote the movie.


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GCSO: Employee fires shots at armed robber
Updated On: Jan 31 2014 10:26:55 AM EST
The Greenville County Sheriff's Office has arrested a suspect who was shot during an armed robbery attempt, according to public information officer Deputy Drew Pinciaro.
Calvin Jequan Benson is charged with attempted armed robbery and possession of a weapon during a violent crime.
The Greenville County Sheriff's Office responded to an armed robbery on East North Street.
According to investigators at the scene, a masked man walked into Wings On The Run at 3010 East North St. just before 10 p.m. Thursday night.
An employee at Wings On The Run reportedly fired several rounds at the robbery suspect who then ran from the restaurant.
The Sheriff's Office searched the area with K-9 units, and an EMS crews stood by in case the suspect was wounded in the shooting.
On Friday morning, deputies said the suspect turned up at a Spartanburg hospital with injuries sustained in the shooting.
Benson was released to the custody of the Greenville Sheriff's Office this morning.
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text: WWMT - wwmt.com - Search Results The following is an archived video story. The text content of that video story is available below for reference. The original video has been deleted and is no longer available. Emergency drill offers realistic training to first respondersSOUTH HAVEN, Mich. (NEWSCHANNEL 3) - A school bus crashes into several cars, sending first responders in South Haven rushing to the scene.It was all part of a simulation. Newschannel 3's Aaron Dimick was there, capturing the all-too-real scenario.A tangled mess of cars, semi-trucks, a school bus and bodies. A fire burning, just feet from where a propane tanker is leaking. More than 20 people injured and five dead. Kids, trapped in a school bus. People screaming, "Help me, I can't get out!" coupled with the sound of shattering glass.The South haven community came together to help with this drill, which has been months in the making. "We're simulating an incident that could happen on our interstate or even on one of our back roads," says South Haven Area Emergency Services Chief Ronald Wise. "A foggy morning where vehicles can't see there is a pileup and can keep piling into each other, from a snow storm to an ice storm." Wise says this is more than just a big pile of metal. First responders from South Haven and Bangor learned how to prioritize multiple victims. "We have to make that hard decision in the field, to say they don't get transported because I have to save four other people instead of maybe trying to save this one," Wise says.They also have to deal with emotional bystanders. Firefighters say a scenario like this isn't that far-fetched, and they've actually gone out on similar emergencies. Wise says, "Last year, we had a head-on crash and we had six victims. We had all the ambulances off the scene within 35 minutes. It's because our staff trained,"Responders also coordinated with local hospitals and West Michigan Air Care to get the full experience. After the scene is cleared, they will have a meeting to see what they've learned. Wise explains it to discuss "what went right and what went wrong, and we do know they were going to feel that they were overwhelmed and for us to let them now that's OK."


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от zachisyourdaddy 28 март 2008
Don't be a Douche
Dude, dbad. He's deaf, not blind.
от stellarjeff 05 септември 2009
Acronym for Don't Be A Dick, especially useful when one is used to saying the phrase repeatedly and tired of doing so to the receiving dick.
For the last time: Eric, d.b.a.d.!
от Bleblac 15 март 2005
Verb. To have sex, to fuck a woman.
past tense: D badded
past tense: D badded
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MONDAY, Nov. 21 (HealthDay News) -- When done by well-trained professionals, acupuncture can be a safe treatment for children, new research suggests.
In an analysis of 37 studies or case reports, Canadian researchers found that in over 1,400 children treated with acupuncture, just 168 experienced a mild adverse reaction, such as crying or pain. The investigators found 25 reports of serious adverse events.
"In trained hands, acupuncture seems safe in children," said the study's senior author, Dr. Sunita Vohra, a professor in the department of pediatrics at the University of Alberta in Canada.
Results of the study are published online and in the December issue of Pediatrics.
Acupuncture is a treatment that is said to have originated in China thousands of years ago. In Eastern medicine, acupuncture is believed to open the channels where a person's Qi (pronounced chee), or life force, is blocked. In Western medicine, it's more commonly believed that acupuncture works by stimulating the release of the body's natural painkillers, according to the U.S. National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine.
Stimulation of certain areas to release the blocked Qi (called acupoints) can be done through the insertion of very thin needles or with heat, pressure or a laser, the study authors pointed out in background information in the article.
Acupuncture is used for a variety of problems, such as pain, nausea, vomiting, anxiety and muscle spasm, according to Vohra and Dr. Raymond Pitetti, the associate medical director of the emergency department at Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh. Jeannie Kang, president of the American Association of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine, added that acupuncture is also used for sprains, allergies, asthma, and menstrual cramps and irregularities.
In the United States, recent estimates suggest that as many as 3 mi
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text: Appellate Division Rules On Application To Revoke Letters Testamentary By Philip Bernstein on July 20, 2014 Posted in PRACTICE AND PROCEDURE The Appellate Division of the Second Department has recently denied a motion to immediately suspend Letters Testamentary in the Matter of Mercer (2014 NY Slip Op 05186). SCPA 711 and 719 provide that the Surrogate may suspend or revoke letters where there is proof of a serious breach of fiduciary duty. This involved the improper conversion … Continue Reading


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Baking the chicken breasts with a white wine marinade infuses them with more flavor.
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1. Combine first 6 ingredients in a large zip-top plastic bag; seal. Marinate in refrigerator 4 hours or up to 24 hours, turning occasionally.
2. Preheat oven to 375°.
3. Place the chicken, skin side up, in an 11 x 7–inch baking dish. Pour marinade over chicken. Cover and bake at 375° for 20 minutes. Uncover and bake an additional 40 minutes or until done. Transfer chicken to a platter. Discard skin, bay leaf, and marinade. Sprinkle chicken evenly with salt and pepper.
Wine note: Chicken breasts such as these have a delicate flavor and work best with light wines. In summer, serve them with a cold pinot grigio, which is generally made without oak and is lighter and fresher than chardonnay. Try the snappy Tamás Estates Pinot Grigio from Monterey County, California and Livermore Valley. The 2006 is $12. —Karen MacNeil
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Never get xfinity. They tell you one price then charge you another. Our bill was supposed to be $159. Now it's $213 and their excuse is, "Oh well you have equipment you're renting," but now its up to $408 and they're charging us for their mistakes and their representatives never help.
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