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Guide to Charleston Sesquicentennial events
The Charleston area's Civil War Sesquicentennial events and activities range from concerts and theater performances to living history programs and re-enactments, lectures and free film screenings. A sampling:
• From April 8-12, a free series of seven lectures, Why They Fought, will feature such speakers as Pulitzer Prize winners James McPherson (Battle Cry of Freedom: The Civil War Era) and Tony Horwitz (Confederates in the Attic: Dispatches from the Unfinished Civil War).
•On the evening of April 11, the Fort Sumter-Fort Moltrie Historical Trust, the City of Charleston and other groups will remember the first shot of the Civil War at White Point Garden (The Battery), a landmark promenade along the Ashley and Cooper rivers that was used for artillery during the war. The observance will include a concert featuring the music from Ken Burns' PBS series Civil War by the original band, Jay Unger and Molly Mason Family Band; the Mount Zion A.M.E. Church Spiritual Ensemble; and the Charleston Symphony Orchestra.
•A sunrise candlelight concert at White Point Garden will mark the first shot at 4:30 a.m. on April 12, and both Confederate and Union re-enactors will be at Fort Moultrie, Fort Sumter, Patriot's Point, Fort Johnson on James Island and at the Fort Sumter Visitor Education Center near the Aquarium throughout the day.
•The City Gallery at Charleston's Waterfront Park will feature restored Civil War photographs of Charleston in 1865, and the Gibbes Museum of Art will host two exhibitions, Stephen Marc's Passage on the Underground Railroad and A Soldier's View of Civil War Charleston.
•The Charleston Museum is showcasing Threads of War: Clothing and Textiles of the Civil War, City Under Siege: Charleston in the Civil War, and The Life and Times of Congressman Robert Smalls, as well as a lecture series.
•Spiritline Cruises Sesquicentennial Tour and Dinner Cruise, April 9, 12, and 14, includes a living history program, period music, lecture by a military historian, three-course Southern-style meal and cruise aboard the Spirit of the Lowcountry.
•Living history programs with Confederate and civilian re-enactors take place April 9-17 at the Fort Sumter Visitor Education Center.
•Secessionists, Soldiers and Slaves: The Middleton Family's Civil War explores the rice culture during the war, the building of Charleston's defenses and more at Charleston's Middleton Place plantation.
For more information on the sesquicentennial, contact the Fort Sumter-Fort Moltrie Historical Trust; sccivilwar.org.
For general travel information: Explorecharleston.com.
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Thieves steal $50K in copper from Volusia business
Metal thieves hit a Volusia County business, damaging equipment and stealing an estimated $50,000 worth of copper electrical wire.
Employees at Tarmac America, a concrete manufacturing plant on Spring Garden Avenue near DeLand, discovered the theft on Monday.
When the workers arrived for work, they said 1,000 pounds of wiring was missing.
Deputies think the theft happened late Saturday or early Sunday.
Deputies say power boxes were damaged beyond repair.
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Though my daughter has always been a good student, she wasn't an independent thinker when it came to learning, unlike her older siblings. She just read what she was told, answered questions at the end of a chapter, and took a test. Then we began homeschooling in 6th grade, now approaching the end of 7th grade, my daughter actually makes out her own schedule of what she wants to read and Notebook on, she has taken initiative in her own education. She now has an interest in History, Classical Music, Art, Literature, and chooses topics most kids wouldn't.
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The History packages exceeded all my expectations! The Explorers pages were such a fun addition to our World History study and now the American Presidents have really brought all our work together in an impressive and fun notebook that we can show to friends and family to highlight what our students are discovering on our learning journey.
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For each plant featured, the pages include a small color picture, which is nice to help the children identify it in the wild and know how to color it. Then there is such a delightful selection of pages for each species. Older children can draw the plant on one nice big sheet or have lines to write about the plant as well as draw the plant on another sheet. Younger children can just color a large picture of the plant, or color a picture on a page that has just a few lines for journaling.
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My first trial was with one of the freebie science notebooking pages. I printed the one with space for 3 pictures and then primary-lined writing area. We did a science experiment, and rather than just DO it, like we normally would have, after the experiment, I had my son draw pictures of the stages of the experiment and asked him to write a sentence about what he learned - and he LOVED doing it!!! It made the whole experience SO MUCH more of a learning experience, and even though it's been a couple weeks, he's STILL talking about it! Even though he generally dislikes writing, he truly enjoyed that experience, and I hope to have many more like it!! Thank you for opening a whole new world to us!!
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I use the basic notebooking set for anything and everything, but also the nature pages with borders, and birds. For history, science, copywork, and nature study, the possibilities are endless. Anytime an opportunity arises for a study project, we just grab the "pack" and give each child the choice of his own liking and away we go! The finished notebooks so far for this year gives them incentive to keep adding more. We have all subjects combined into one three ring binder with dividers for this year since it was our first experience with notebooking. I am really enjoying it with the boys and can't wait to see more pages as they are added to your ever growing list! Keep up the good work!!
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Switching from a Worksheet based learning to Notebooking? These pre-created pages with beautiful images will help your student transition. Pages come with pictures, lines, and blocks to fill in what they have learned. It gives the structure for your student to know how much is 'enough' to write or draw. Giving a child used to worksheets a blank paper and asking them to 'narrate what they learned' is a bit overwhelming for most.
Starting a new theme or era? Having a Notebooking Page printed out and handy will give a frame for your narrators to build upon. I have one son who will fill out every section of the entire page. I have another who prefers to use the blank page as a guide as he uses his blank journal page. I prefer to use the NotebookingPages.Com page myself.
Need to work or volunteer outside of the home while the children work? You could have their reading assignments given and then have the NotebookingPages.com sheets printed out. This way they will know what to write. You could even print in a few key questions for them or jot down a few vocabulary words for them to look up.
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I also appreciate the selection of design styles. As I have one child who likes to illustrate her writings I can choose a page or two which have an area for her to draw on along with her writing. Then for my son I can chose a different design as he doesn't care to draw.
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My husband had been out of work for the past 8 weeks. My budget for the school year was use to eat and pay bills. A couple weeks ago you sent a gift for subscribers and it was what I need it for my teaching this semester!!!!. The free notebooking products had been a huge bless in our lives. I had been buying in the past before this economic... a lot of you products and we used them all...God uses you to let me know that even in little things God is there. Like my milk last more that a month and drinking from it every day. The same miracle with My notebooking.... It is awesome!!!with your ideas, topics and more... THANK YOU FOR SHARING AND GOD BLESS YOU SO MUCH.
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We've also used several of the nature pages, as well as picture study pages and composer pages. I am thoroughly enjoying all the variety and it's fun to allow the kids a choice in their pages as well.
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Nature Study – The Old Schoolhouse Review
Wow! Notebookers and Charlotte Mason fans pay attention! Here is a great resource for you. And for those who don't fit the above descriptions, you may very well like this, too. I think everyone from unschoolers to the classically minded could make good use of this nature-journal facilitating software. The first part of this computer CD contains a slew of nature notebooking pages. At the beginning there is a Nature Study Notebook Cover and suggestions for using the pages themselves, which are categorized in eight sections.
First comes the "7 Days of Creation," with several templates for journaling and illustrating. All of the pages that have writing space include pages with primary-style lines (with a dotted line between two solid lines) and pages with standard lines for older students.
Next is "All about Animals," which has six sub-sections: Amphibians, Birds, Fish, Invertebrates, Mammals, and Reptiles. Among the myriad options, there is a page for drawing animal tracks, an "observation jar" page for drawing little captive creatures, and lifecycle pages. The spider page has a place for sketching the web, and there is an arthropod page with a sectioned template for drawing the head, thorax, and abdomen. A nice feature found here and in the plant section is a "word bank" where specific terms are printed at the bottom of the page for student reference--good for building vocabulary and spelling skills.
The "Habitat" chapter is most comprehensive: arctic, beach, creek and pond, desert, forest, jungle, mountains, plains, prairie, rain forest, streams and rivers, rotting logs, savannah, sea and ocean, under a rock, underground, and yard. I especially like the last one, as that is a familiar and convenient habitat for children to explore! Rotting logs and under a rock sound like fun too.
The "Nature Log and Journaling Pages" are lined with "date," location," and "notes" column headings. There is a generic page and one for each season as well as various template pages with space for writing and drawing.
"Plants, Flowers, and Trees" come next. The flower pages have places for leaf and flower/petal detail. The tree pages have spaces to illustrate the bark, leaves/needles, and the flowers/fruit/nuts/cones. There is also a place for bark rubbings.
The last three sections are "Rocks and Minerals," which includes igneous, sedimentary, and metamorphic rocks as well as minerals; "Seasons"; and "Weather," with all kinds of daily, weekly, and monthly weather logs among other things. There is even a page for the water cycle.
Each section contains a cover page for separating each category and organizing your nature notebook. The template pages are most attractive, with beautiful illustrations and pleasing layout.
At the end of this Nature Notebooking half of the CD is a bonus section. It is an amazing assortment of nature-themed fun frames and borders. These could be used as additions to your children's nature journal or would be perfect for letter-writing or stories. The author also suggests using them for copywork and dictation. There are rainbows, birds, flowers, leaves, seashells, snowflakes, frogs, and butterflies to name a few. Some are black and white, most are in color and range from quaint to "cartoon-y" in style. In general, they lean toward "girly" in their appeal.
Whew! Okay, so now comes the second half of the CD, which is North American Birds Notebooking Pages. There are 680 notebook pages for 97 types of birds, and there are blank templates for adding other birds. Again, you will find both primary and regular-style line options for all the pages that have journaling space. Seven different page templates are available for each bird. Some are full-page illustrations for coloring. Where it applies, male and female species are shown. Many of the pages have a space for the common and scientific name. One template has a range map printed on it.
We usually school year-round, trying to plug in some fun stuff in the summer months along with the usual catch-up. I've added "Nature Notebooking" to my summer to-do list, and the kids are 100% behind me. I will also make sure we take pertinent pages (animals, habitats, birds, frames, and borders) with us on our family vacations from now on!
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Over the last 50 years, the owners of the James Bond movie franchise have had heart-stopping crises as thrilling as the ones that face their fictional secret agent. They've nearly gone bust more than once and have come close to losing all of their rights in court.
But the franchise has survived and thrived under the family of late producer Albert 'Cubby' Broccoli, whose name has graced every official Bond intro since 'Dr. No' in 1962. The son of Italian immigrants was a risk-taker, and his earlier ventures included farming the vegetable bearing the Broccoli name that his uncle brought to America.
After years of hustling his way into Hollywood, Broccoli fought for the movie rights to the Ian Fleming novels and passed his faith in the British spy tales to his children.
For five decades, the Broccoli family has held on to its 50 per cent stake in the '007' movies.
"Cubby used to say,'This is the goose that laid the golden egg, keep it safe,'" said Broccoli's youngest daughter, Barbara, now the series' co-producer, in a phone interview from London. "One of the things he said was we're temporary people making permanent decisions. When you have a franchise, and you're invested in it as emotionally as we are, you make decisions based on the health of the franchise going forward."
For five decades, the Broccoli family has held on to its 50 percent stake in the '007' movies, while studio partner Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer owns the other half. The series is one of the longest-running in history, having made $4.9 billion in ticket sales over 22 films. The 23rd Bond movie, 'Skyfall,' is set to premiere on October 23 in London.
It's not like the formula for action, sex and intrigue has always worked perfectly. Some films fell flat, like 'On Her Majesty's Secret Service,' George Lazenby's infamous one-Bond wonder.
The franchise has occasionally needed new blood to keep it fresh, and there have been six Bonds so far.
For 'Skyfall,' the family is making another noticeable change: It cast 31-year-old Ben Whishaw as Bond's gadget guru, Q. The last two movies did without the longtime sidekick, who had been played by the late Desmond Llewelyn in an epic 16 Bond films.
"The decision was made to make him a younger man, as would be the case these days," said Michael Wilson, Albert Broccoli's stepson who is also co-producer of the series, by phone. "Let's hope he goes on as long as Desmond Llewelyn did."
It may seem a minor casting decision, but nothing is taken lightly by the family that has stuck with Bond this long. Their tribulations are brought to life in the documentary, 'Everything Or Nothing,' which debuts Friday on EPIX.
In one incident from the 1970s, the film explains, Broccoli's Canadian co-producer, Harry Saltzman, had squandered his Bond fortune on outside investments. Instead of turning to his partner for help, Saltzman pledged their production partnership Danjaq as collateral on nearly $20 million in personal loans from Swiss bank UBS.
Broccoli enlisted Wilson, a practicing lawyer, to prevent the production company from being foreclosed on by the bank. Wilson argued Saltzman couldn't pledge 100 percent of the production entity without consulting his partner. In the end, the Saltzman-Broccoli partnership broke up. Saltzman bitterly sold his stake to United Artists, now a subsidiary of MGM, and was left penniless. Bond narrowly escaped unscathed.
In another segment, the family faces off against real-life nemesis Kevin McClory, an Irishman whose early script work with Fleming allowed him to win the movie rights to 'Thunderball.'
The rights form the basis for 'Never Say Never Again,' a 1983 remake. The film brought leading man Sean Connery back as Bond after a 12-year hiatus, and was a way for Connery to snub the producers that he felt had shortchanged him.
That year, Connery's Bond and Roger Moore's Bond in 'Octopussy' hit theaters just months apart, though 'Octopussy' won the box-office battle. Due to the bitter rivalry, 'Never Say Never Again' isn't included in Danjaq's count of 23 Bond flicks.
The documentary also explains why 'Casino Royale,' Fleming's first Bond book, was made twice. The first version debuted in 1967 and was a ridiculous mashup featuring multiple Bonds played by the likes of David Niven, Peter Sellers and even Woody Allen. The spoof was possible because Fleming had sold that book's rights to Columbia Pictures, now owned by Sony, for a measly $6,000.
Sony gave the rights back to the Broccolis in a legal settlement in 1999. Sony later became the distributor of the last two films and 'Skyfall.' That's why a Sony Vaio laptop is among Bond's arsenal of gadgets these days, despite Sony's former archenemy status. (Heineken, not a shaken martini, is also a new favorite Bond libation, thanks to the brewer's corporate sponsorship.)
But the curtain has yet to fall on the financial drama surrounding Bond.
In July, MGM made a preliminary filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission to prepare for an initial public offering of stock. The move would help pay off MGM's owners, including Highland Capital Management and Anchorage Advisors, who lent the studio $5 billion but booked a big loss in a bankruptcy that left them with a less valuable stake.
The IPO could happen before 'Skyfall' or potentially before MGM's other major coproduction, the J.R.R. Tolkien tale 'The Hobbit,' which MGM is cofinancing with Warner Bros. and is set for release in December.
According to a person familiar with the matter, the timing is meant to take advantage of the hype surrounding the two movies, which promise to be among the year's biggest moneymakers.
Barbara Broccoli said that this is the sort of financial engineering that her father never liked — but which the family has had to deal with many times over the years.
Wilson, who fought hard to keep Bond from being hijacked by financial shenanigans, said his focus is different now than when he first stepped in to protect the family business.
"We just keep our heads down and make movies," Wilson said. "We keep it on track. That's our job really. That's what we do."


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Great news. I was able to buy a size 18 pair of pants tonight! This is down from the size 24 I was wearing when I started in January. Although I did buy them in the women's section, it felt really good to be able to not just fit into them but have them fit me well. They look great and that really makes me feel more confident in other aspects of my life.
I've been on two week, spring break induced, lull in my program. It has actually been a good test of my new skills. I did not track my food intake during vacation. But I did use my new habits to keep things under control; lots of water, veggies for snacks, walking/hiking (in Zion and Snow Canyon, awesome!). At the same time I did enjoy meals with friends and family including hamburgers, fries and ice cream... in modest portions. It was great to not have to deny myself and to have tools to help me navigate vacation successfully.
I had a great follow up visit with my doctor today to see how the medication I just started taking for high blood pressure was working. Great news... it is working. And the doctor was impressed with how much weight I have lost and was sure that was a contributing factor to my lower numbers as well. He even said if I keep it up we might be able to back off on the dosage or eliminate the medication all together.
My new goals are to 1.) be able to shop in the regular size part of the department store (it is kind of weird I don't even remember what it is called!) 2.) get below 200lbs before my next checkup and 3.) to add more strength training and yoga to my current aerobic routine.
Sparkpeople is awesome! And not just because of my shrinking backside but because of the other measurable benefits to my health and confidence.
I'm in for a tough week this week because of lots of late nights at work, big meetings and tight deadlines, so the challenge this week with diet and exercise is how to stay on track even during a crazy week. Several of the articles and blogs I've read lately have talked about the importance of having a plan. And at this stage in the program I'm supposed to be planning my meals in advance.
So... here is the plan. I switched supervision with a co-worker so I could do my regular gym workout on Monday. Tuesday (today) I did a quick but intense Jillian Michaels workout after I got home from a late meeting. Wednesday my plan is to squeeze the exercise in in small increments; walk to work, quick trip to gym before late meeting and walk home. Thursday, Friday and Saturday I'll have time to hit the gym. My goal has been to do at least 10 minutes everyday and this plan should get me over hump day successfully.
When it comes to food the plan changes a little. I have a hard time planning meals for a week at a time because my tastes and level of hunger changes from day to day. Plus for most of this week there will be little or no time to cook. So my plan is to keep my favorite staples in the house (granola, brown rice, apples, oranges, nuts, etc) and use them as building blocks for balanced meals. I have also cooked and frozen several low cal, low sodium meals I can thaw out for lunch and diner. This will give me quick options to get me through the week.
So that is my plan. Now I'm going to work it. And even during this crazy week I will drop another pound or two. Thanks Spark People for helping keep me on track!
Today was the 5th annual Adventure Summit in Dayton, Ohio hosted by 5 Rivers Metro Parks and Wright State University. One of my reasons for wanting to lose weight and become more health is so that I can do more of the outdoor activities that I love like hiking and kayaking. So this year decided to go to the event. It was a blast. I tried Zumba for the first time and even took a yoga for kayakers class.
One of the best side benefits of this using Spark People to help me on my journey is that it has given me the confidence to go out there and try new physical activities like these. In my previous life I might have gone to the event but I would not have participated because I would have been very self-conscious of my weight or my ability to keep up. I'm sure many of you know the feeling that people are watching you and judging you because of your weight. Well that is going away for me. I did struggle to keep up in the Zumba class but rather than let that discourage me I felt good because I was trying something new that was good for me and I'm motivated now by the challenge of getting good at it. I can't wait to try another class.
So for anyone out there battling that little voice that says you can't do it, you're too big tell it to shut up. Get out there and do the things you love. Don't wait until your are to your goal weight either. Start enjoying them now. I promise you will have fun and they will help you get to your goal.
Today is day 4 of Jillian Michaels 30 Day shred. Several people on the site recommended it so I thought I would give it a try. Mixing up my workouts makes it more fun for me. OMG it is a butt kicker.... literally! (One of the moves is to try and touch your heels to your fanny while running in place. She calls the but kicks.)
The first day ways not that bad but the 2nd and the 3rd were killers. Of all things, the jumping jacks are the hardest. My body just isn't use to that kind of an explosive move. I skipped a day yesterday. (Late night on the town with husband, fun!) But I am committed to doing the 30 days, so I ran it again tonight after the gym (I must be crazy). And I was surprised to find that the push ups and some of the cardio is getting easier. I think this is a great lesson in having faith in yourself and your body. I haven't done some of these things in a long time and it feels really good to know that my body is still up to the challenge. Plus I'm finding that after two months I am really craving the exercise now at the end of the day. I'm sure it is an endorphin thing. And I think the goal setting aspect of Spark People is starting to really motivate me because I'm actually looking forward to moving up to the more difficult levels on the disk. Being able to do these old school exercises seem like a huge triumph to me. Plus it is another great way to measure your progress besides stepping on the scale.
So I would like to close with one of my favorite lines from Dory from Finding Nemo, "Just keep swimming." Thanks Spark People for all your encouragement.
Whoo Hoooo! I fit into my new pair of skinny jeans this morning. 2 sizes smaller that when I started. I also packed up a whole back of big girl pants (and other clothes i have "undergrown") so I can drop them off at the thrift store. I can't wait to go shopping for my spring break trip!
My next milestone will be the ability to shop in the regular sizes at the department store and not have to search for the woman's section. It has been years since I could do that. I can't wait!


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Back to the Monday morning mad rush of school run and a very necessary few hours in the office, but the garden is calling us. The season has smiled, finally, after several grim, damp days, with the joyful medley of flowers, lushness and sun.
We were out on the land most of the weekend, tending plants and hives, and trying to rig up a watering system for the potatoes, sown on to a strip in the olive grove behind the farmhouse that we left fallow for two years and then enriched with seasoned pony muck last autumn. There are pipes going in all directions and I've rolled out a redundant and pleasing to the eye wine barrel as a back-up water deposit, but the system isn't working – yet.
You can never have enough compost, so we have made another bin out of old pallets from the dump. It's market day tomorrow and Maggie has been negotiating for us to collect green waste when the stall holders pack up, which we will mix with grass cuttings from friends with a ride-on mower.
We have a brush cutter for the tractor, but there is no way to keep the greenery for compost save raking which, though tempting, would crease us. Besides, there are too many others tasks. So we have spoken to our neighbour and are supplying some natural honey comb to combat his hay fever in sensible exchange for several sacks of grass clippings. Ah, the age-old bounty of barter.
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A number of transit improvements being explored by the Metro Transit would fundamentally change how people navigate South Minneapolis using public transportation.
A group of stakeholders studying the Midtown Corridor decided last week that a combination of rail on the Midtown Greenway and enhanced bus along Lake Street would be ideal for accommodating passengers traveling both long and short distances.
The route is currently served by the No. 21 bus, which provides a slow trod through one of the city's busiest commercial corridors, and the rush hour No. 53 express. The 21 route is the second-busiest east-west bus route in the entire state, according to Metro Transit spokesman John Siqveland, with about 14,600 riders traveling along it each weekday.
Funding needed for the improvements to materialize has not been identified, however. The expected cost of the project is between $235 and $270 million, not including operating costs. Most of that is for the rail component, with enhanced bus expected to cost about $47.5 million.
Enhanced bus, which will make its Twin Cities debut on Snelling Avenue, features improved bus stops that are spaced farther apart -- every half mile, rather than the standard 1/8 mile (see above). The stops would be built on widened sidewalks and include pre-payment systems, as well as possibly real-time arrival information.
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I have dyslexia so I'm not the most avid reader so this is probably gonna suck. But it is going to be real time. It is a Kirby fan fiction that takes place after Kirby's death. PK stands for Post Kirby.
Day 1
Month North East Day 35 Year 1057 PK
"Archie was a cappy like any other until he picked up the Bow" that is all I know about the early life of the Arch Sage. The one who saved Lylia from the Chaos God. But he seems like one cool dude. Feel like a total sissy for keeping a diary but I have to for future generations. Had to ask Ben how to spell generations guess I pack a dictionary. But who can blame me IT'S ALL KAIDEN FAULT IF THE DIDN'T INVADE US we would have schools and not have to fight for ten years. They say they want to build us school but you'd have to be a total dingus to trust Kaiden. FUCK KAIDEN. Why don't they let us be our own country? Fucking assholes. But soon I'll be able to settle the score. And everyone will know the name Chad Shonen. I don't know what my last name means but it always says Shonen on hero comics so that probably means Shonen means hero. I may not "know" it but I know it. MY NAME MEANS HERO. Cause I am a hero. Why else would the Masked Man give me this gun. Better give it a cool name. THE PHEONIX
wow this dictionary is coming in handy. I gotta thank Ben for teaching me how to read without him I would be able to read hero comics or write this. Kinda makes me feel bad about leaving like this but I gotta do this on my own. I'll find the base and join the rebellion. It's gonna be beast.
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Month North East Day 36 Year 1057 PK
Today was the second day of my adventure. Beat 15 bandits by myself. My martial arts skills were enough to take out most of them. They went down in a smash punch or two. Had to use the Pheonix to take out this big ape with a hammer. That what happens when you mess with Hot Shot. Still I miss my friends. It's a long way to go to find the rebel base and I'm a lot less suspicious by myself then all five of us. Dusk Cloak could probably go by himself being a Bio Spark and all but I don't know he'd probably get in fight in one of those big cities. Ben would probably just get harassed by Kaiden soldiers and have his supplies taken away. Mages can be such wimps. White Wisp probably wouldn't go he wants to help the village. BUT THE ONLY WAY TO HELP THE VILLAGE IS TO TAKE DOWN KAIDEN! I will take down Kaiden. They'll see. I was given the Pheonix for a reason. And Frost Blade he'd probably would issist on going by himself. I have to go. That why I have this. I'm probably going to read some Raz-xor Knight then go to bed. It's old but it's cool. Can't wait til XZ Rex reappears.
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Month North East Day 37 PK 1057
Today has been total bummer well not a total bummer but still. I got to see all my bros again. Sounds great right? WRONG. It was total bummer not only did make me feel embarrassed by rescuing me when I was losing a fight. They berated me endlessly about leaving by myself. HELLO I'm old enough to handle myself I mean I'm FIFTEEN! So anyways mom felt the need to look through all my stuff what is this a high school locker inspection. I wish it was at least then I'd meet chicks. The sooner I stomp Kaiden the sooner I get to meet chicks. Oh and I can't just go to sleep in tree. We have to get a tent and take turns on watch I mean come on.
Okay Dairy it's a hour later because a bandit attacked me I kicked his ass. But then my friends nag me for writing during my watch. I mean come on I got hit in the face what more do you want. Oh and we had to spend a hour earlier of time I could of spent moving on picking a new path because the path I chose wasn't "safe" enough. White wisp and Ben did the yelling Ken just laughed and Frost Blade called me an idiot LIKE ALWAYS. Man the thing about Ken I don't even feel like calling him by his nickname he's such a dildo. Dust Cloak is too cool for him. Said something about my name meaning boy child I know he's just saying that to piss me off. Then he had the gal to insist the masked man didn't exist. I have the Pheonix right hear asshole.
I should talk about the fight so history can know of my progress it was against some Sir Kibble looking guy except his armor was pretty different. Called himself Zeta Slice. He had three short long fin and a shorter visor. He had this weird symbol on his shoulders. He also had a fancy sword that could slash back the Pheonix's pyro shots. He teleported away when my friends surrounded him. One fancy sword though probably stole it.


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Cometic head gaskets
ARP head studs
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JWT Intercoolers
740cc nismo injectors
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RPS clutch
Light weight pullies
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New ring & pinion
Z1 larger throttle bodies
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Enkei RPF1 wheels
Mickey Thompson ET street radials
Digital EGT gauges
Air/Fuel gauges
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Digital Boost controllers
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Xenon head lights
Strosek design tail lights
Dual timing programs
Race Logic traction control system
Oversized radiator
Street trim with cold A/C and power steering
Performance, adjustable suspension
Big brake kit
Nissan Fairlady 300zx Twin Turbo Sound Acceleration
Nissan 300zx TT (480whp) Vs Eclipse Gs-t (410whp)
nissan 300zx tt (480whp) Vs Eclipse Gs-t (410whp)
1993 Nissan 300ZX Twin Turbo Start Up, Exhaust, Drive, and In Depth Review
CORRECTION: The 0-60/quarter mile times I gave were for the non-turbo models, sorry for the confusion, the correct
numbers for the turbo model should be
around 0-60 mph in 5.5 seconds and around a 13.9 second 1/4 mile.
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Melted out the stock MAF socket with a soldering iron.
Purchased K&N air filter and placed it on the end of the tube.
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This is a Mazda cx7 GT 2.3 L MZR turbocharged I4 with 244 bhp and has an internal
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91 Nissan 300zx Twin Turbo blow off valve in tunnel Z32 GTR
Blow off valves in a long tunnel in my 300zx twin turbo.
1991 Nissan 300zx Twin Turbo blow off valve 15psi Z32 GTR
Smokes tires in 1st and 2nd but lines out in 3rd.
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Tesla Model S P85D Shocks the Dyno with 864 ft-lbs of Torque
Porsche 911 Turbo S vs Nissan GT-R 1/4 Mile
2015 Chevrolet Corvette C7 Z06 makes 760HP with minor modifications
Lamborghini Huracan vs Aventador Heads up Drag Racing 1/4 Mile
Which car is faster?
Similar 1/4 mile timeslips to browse:
1991 Nissan 300ZX : 6.959 @ 200.000
Viljar Mäesepp, Engine: VQ35HR, Turbos: 2X Holset Pro52
1990 Nissan 300ZX Twin turbo: 8.451 @ 163.000
Viljar / VKMMotors, Engine: 3,0 Twin Turbo, Turbos: Holset HX40 Supper 2X Tires: HOOSIER 28X14,5X15 street
1986 Nissan 300ZX Z31: 9.380 @ 143.000
Mike D, Engine: VG30ET, Turbos: Precision Tires: Mickey Thompson
1990 Nissan 300ZX Twin Turbo: 9.460 @ 142.200
eric norris, Engine: vg30dett, Turbos: z1 675rs Tires: mickey thompson et street
1991 Nissan 300ZX Twin Turbo: 9.582 @ 143.550
Randy Roth, Engine: Stock Block, Turbos: GT3071s
1986 Nissan 300ZX : 9.870 @ 143.000
FERNANDO CANCEL, Engine: 3.0LITERS, Turbos: T/70 TURBONETICS Tires: SLICKS
1991 Nissan 300ZX Twinturbo: 10.060 @ 138.400
Dean Delevie, Engine: Nissan 3.0 litre, Turbos: Garrett 3071R Tires: Mickey Thompson Drag Radials
1991 Nissan 300ZX Z32: 10.160 @ 144.700
Albert, Engine: VG30DE, Supercharger: Whipple Tires: Mickey Thompson
1991 Nissan 300ZX Twinturbo: 10.348 @ 141.880
Dean Delevie, Turbos: SZ EXP-90
1991 Nissan 300ZX Twin Turbo Nitrous: 10.365 @ 130.570
Dean Delevie, Engine: VG30Dett, Turbos: HKSGT2530 Tires: Mickey Thompson ET Street Drag Radials
1992 Nissan 300ZX TT: 10.418 @ 142.253
Jeff Anderson, Engine: JUN, Turbos: Mitshubishi TD-06 25 Tires: 10 inch slicks
1993 Nissan 300ZX : 10.473 @ 140.310
Kyle Puckett, Engine: 3.0L V-6, Turbos: Mitsubishi TD-05 16G Tires: Mickey Thompson E/T
1995 Nissan 300ZX : 10.530 @ 139.760
Nik M, Engine: VG30DETT, Turbos: GT2840
1994 Nissan 300ZX Twin Turbo: 10.600 @ 132.710
Zo Faridi, Engine: VG30DETT, Turbos: TD05H-18G Tires: ET Streets
1991 Nissan 300ZX TT: 10.880 @ 118.700
Tim Liess, Engine: v-6, Turbos: jwt 650's Tires: BFG drags
1994 Nissan 300ZX Twin Turbo: 11.271 @ 129.670
Scott Smith, Engine: VG30DETT, Supercharger: n/a Turbos: GT28RS Tires: MT ET Street
1991 Nissan 300ZX Twin-Turbo: 11.340 @ 123.840
Joel, Engine: Block bored .030 over, Turbos: Jim Wolf Sport 600 turbos Tires: Mickey Thompson ET Radial
1994 Nissan 300ZX : 11.430 @ 128.000
Zo Faridi, Engine: VG30DETT, Turbos: Greddy TD05H-16G Tires: Nitto Drag Radials
1990 Nissan 300ZX TwinTurbo: 11.493 @ 121.270
Stephen Jessie, Engine: 3.0 V6, Turbos: TEC 550 Tires: 16.10 M/T
1991 Nissan 300ZX : 11.610 @ 123.000
Chip Ginn, Engine: VG30DETT, Turbos: Stock Tires: ET street
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Being involved in child's education is extremely important for all kids, especially for kids with speech, language or learning difficulties
Being involved in child's education is extremely important for all kids, especially for kids with speech, language or learning difficulties
It is important to explain to your kids what Earth Day represents, and what you do as a family; not just one day, but every day to help the environment.
Some examples include… Plant a tree in your yard. Recycle as much as you can. When not at home, keep lights off. Conserve water by not leaving water on when brushing teeth and limiting time in the shower.
If you think your child may be ready for a real reading activity, try this: choose a word which appears several times (such as a name) show it to your child and tell him what it says: can your child find the same word again?
From: childliteracy.com.
Showing independence is part of normal toddler development and this often includes refusing to eat foods to see what will happen.
The Original Summer Bridge Activities: 2nd to 3rd Grade New activities, new reading lists, updated bonus sections, and a whole lot more to give kids a summer learning experience.
From: Lil' Fingers Storybooks and Games
Recite nursery rhymes and sing songs. Rhymes help develop a young child's ear for language.
From: RIF.org
The National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education has recognized the importance of "children's active use of technology in making decisions, technology resources in writing and drawing, and logical thinking programs to solve problems and illustrate ideas.
Guard what's yours. Children can accidentally delete files, send e-mails, change settings, and more.
With Windows XP or Mac OS X, parents can create separate user accounts for themselves and for their children. That way, a child, once logged in by a parent, would only be able to access specific files and programs.
From: educationworld.com
74% of the children who are diagnosed with reading problems in the 3rd grade, continue with problems into the 9th grade.
From: child-reading-tips.com
Preschoolers learn the difference between reality and fantasy. By the end of the preschool years, your child will have a better understanding of past, present and future.
From: howkidsdevelop.com
By 16 months, your toddler will probably start making many common consonant sounds, such as t, d, n, w, and h. Learning to make these sounds is a watershed event, one that leads to the rapid vocabulary spurt that most children go through starting around 18 months.
From: babycenter.com
Build your child's vocabulary by talking about interesting words and objects. For example, "Look at that airplane! Those are the wings of the plane. Why do you think they are called wings?"
From: readingrockets.org
If your toddler is being raised in a bilingual environment, the number of words he can speak will be split between the two languages he's learning.
From: babycenter.com
Preschool programs that properly stimulate and nurture a young child's mind will result in better-prepared children by the time they start school
From: childcare.about.com
Baby Toys are not just your baby's playing tool, they help a lot in building their overall development. So before buying toys for your child, you should think of its utility and different ways of playing it.
From: babyfirstyear.org
Preschool programs that properly stimulate and nurture a young child's mind will result in better-prepared children by the time they start school.
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Everyone should wash their hands in hot, soapy water before and after handling eggs (even if they've already been cooked or decorated)!
This protects everyone from any bacteria on the egg, and protects the eggshell from any oils on hands that may make the dye not adhere.
From: paaseastereggs.com
The transition to the new childcare setting may go more smoothly if you can take it in small steps. If possible, consider bringing your child in for an hour or two the first time.
From: familyeducation.com
The Food Guide Pyramid for young children (view pyramid) was designed by the US Dept. of Agriculture to promote healthy nutrition in children from the age of 2 – 6 years. It is meant to be a general guide to daily food choices.
From: keepkidshealthy.com
Results showed kids were more than twice as likely to re-ask their question after a non-explanation compared with a real answer.
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|7 Then the Day of Unleavened Bread came when the Passover lamb had to be sacrificed.
|7 Then came the day of Unleavened Bread on which the Passover lamb had to be sacrificed.
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Hi all,
Hope someone can help, it's doing my head in !!!!
The school has got exchange 2003 and ISA 2004.
The problem is OWA to externally access. The web address is https://FQDN/exchange gets the owa form login box, but when I enter my username and password it 'The page cannot be displayed' The technical exploration is
'Error Code: 500 Internal Server Error. The token supplied to the function is invalid (-2146893048).
It all works fine interally https://servername/exchange.
On the ISA server I get a 'failed connection Attempt' on TCP Https 443
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The Mike Lambert Family Home PageUpdated September 5, 2000
Michael Allen Lambert
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Cherokee County Sheriff Keith Lovin announced that John Anthony Hill, a 43 year old Murphy North Carolina man was arrested for Murder in the death of Paul George Pfliederer also of the Peachtree Community.
A little after 7 pm, June 29th, 2014 the Cherokee County Emergency Communications Center received a call for service at a residence in the Peachtree Community of Cherokee County. The nature of the call for assistance was for a home invasion in progress.
When the first responding deputies of the Cherokee County Sheriffs Office arrived at the Peachtree Community residence they were met by Hill at the front of his residence. Hill directed officers to his residence where they found Pfleiderer, in the Hills residence in an apparent lifeless condition. Hills residence was secured so that Investigators from the Cherokee County Sheriffs Office along with a mobile crime scene team from the North Carolina State Bureau of Investigation could continue to process the scene. The cause and manner of death was later determined to be consistent with homicide.
John Anthony Hill was taken to the Cherokee County Detention Center where he is currently incarcerated on $500,000.00 secure bond. Hill is expected to appear in Cherokee County District Court on July 08th, 2014.
Sheriff Lovin commends the cooperative effort displayed between personnel from his office, the North Carolina State Bureau of Investigation and the District Attorneys Office it takes a team to deal with these types of crimes.


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Take up one idea! Make that idea your life ,Think of it .Dream of it,live on that idea.Let the brain,muscles,nerves every part of your body be full of that idea and just leave every other idea alone.This is the way to success.Swami Vivekananda
Worse than not realizing the dreams of your youth, would be to have been young and never dreamed at all.Jean Genet
It's the possibility of having a dream come true that makes life interesting.Paulo Coelho
You can't realize your dreams unless you have one to begin with.Thomas Alva Edison
If dreams give you power, then I'm strong enough to walk through my heart till you love me.Reba McEntire
Ideas must work through the brains and arms of good and brave men, or they are no better than dreamsRalph Waldo Emerson
The more a man dreams, the less he believesHenry Louis Mencken
One of the characteristics of the dream is that nothing surprises us in it. With no regret, we agree to live in it with strangers, completely cut off from our habits and friends.Jean Cocteau
Those who have compared our life to a dream were right... We sleeping wake, and waking sleep.Michel de Montaigne
To accomplish great things, we must dream as well as act.Anatole France
Huge and mighty forms that do not live like living men, moved slowly through the mind by day and were trouble to my dreams.William Wordsworth
Dreams will get you nowhere, a good kick in the pants will take you a long way.Baltasar Gracian
I believe that dreams transport us through the underside of our days, and that if we wish to become acquainted with the dark side of what we are, the signposts are there, waiting for us to translate themGail Godwin
A man must dream a long time in order to act with grandeur, and dreaming is nursed in darkness.Jean Genet
It wasn't a matter of courage or dreams, but something a whole lot simpler. A pilot would call it ground orientation. I'd spent a long time circling above the clouds, looking for life, while Hallie was living it.Barbara Kingsolver
Our dreams are firsthand creations, rather than residues of waking life. We have the capacity for infinite creativity; at least while dreaming, we partake of the power of the Spirit, the infinite Godhead that creates the cosmos.Jackie Gleason
The eye sees a thing more clearly in dreams than the imagination awake.Leonardo da Vinci
Dreams are real as long as they last. Can we say more of life?Havelock Ellis
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When I was in my forties - it felt like everyone was having extramarital affairs. Mid life hormones were running wild and everyone was jumping naked into the pool. It was like one last grab at youthful abandon and recklessness. Now that everyone is turning 50 around me - the stakes have changed.
Instead of racing after red mustangs - so many of my friends are looking into meditation, green juice fasts, and rebooting their lives with a range of issues from sudden unemployment to breast cancer.
Oh yeah - sex still rings high on the host of issues that many of my peers are taking on - but those who are reaching for that brass ring want it more out of a sense of finding enlightenment then cheap thrills. When it comes to sexualty - everyone wants to keep their libido going, but they want to somehow connect it to their souls.


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- Internet Included
- Some Paid Utilities
- Other
- Granite Countertops
- High Ceilings
- Historic Building
Units may feature
- Amenities
- Air Conditioning
- Garbage Disposal
- Oversized Closets
- Kitchen
- Dishwasher
- Microwave
- Refrigerator
- Stainless Steel Appliances
- Stove
- Outdoor
- View
Property Details
Parkside Apartments offers spacious studio, one, and two bedroom apartments in an unbeatable location in downtown St. Paul. You'll find that each apartment home at Parkside has unique one of a kind features that are sure to fit your style! Our location is perfect for downtown commuters as we are steps from the new light rail! **Free Wi-Fi in ALL UNITS and Common Areas! In-Unit Washer/Dryer! Pets up to 60 lbs. welcome!**
Our property is conveniently located near freeways, the new light rail, public transportation, shops, restaurants, hospitals and the new St. Paul Saints Stadium (coming 2015). The beautiful grounds feature gorgeous views of Mears Park and downtown St. Paul. The grounds also feature a fitness center. Units include huge floor plans, in home washer and dryer, and dishwasher. Call us today for information on our availability and to schedule your tour. You won't be disappointed.
Leasing Information
Pet Policy
Cats Allowed. Dogs Allowed. Call for service animal policy.
12 month leases. Pet Policy: 60 lbs max weight. Max pets: 2. $25/month for 1st pet, $15/month for 2nd pet. No aggressive breeds. Call for details.
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Office Hours
Monday-Friday: 9:00am-6:00pm
Saturday: 10:00am-4:00pm
Sunday: Closed
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