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Choice can be dictated by several thing - amount of light coming into the area, whether you prefer a more formal or casual look, do you like a contrasting look between floors and cabinets, etc. I think that dark cabinets, because of the high ceilings, could help to ground the space. |
Thank you so much for the feedback, blfenton! We like to keep things very simple and casual with clean lines. We'll also have gooseneck barn lights protruding from the upper walls to give extra light so the dark cabinets may not look as out of place as I'm fearing... |
- Posted by live_wire_oak (My Page) on Sat, Nov 17, 12 at 19:27
I'd choose something like a dark oak if you want to keep costs down and still get a fairly contemporary look. Something like this Kemper Northrop or Copley in Oak with a Chocolate or Havana stain. |
- Posted by live_wire_oak (My Page) on Sat, Nov 17, 12 at 19:44
BTW, get a lighting designer involved NOW! Two story anything is difficult to light properly, but a two story kitchen is especially problematic, so you want to be sure that you can see what you're doing and don't create a big block of heaviness in the open space. You've also got to balance dark cabinetry with more uses of dark wood/dark colors in other areas of the open concept space. Not just dark woodwork and darker floors. A dark stone for a fireplace. Maybe a dark dining table. Maybe wooden blinds. Something to spread it around and tie everything together. |
- Posted by rtwilliams (My Page) on Sat, Nov 17, 12 at 23:04
rtwilliams, I am loving the stain on your cabinets. You have maple cabinets and yet that is a pretty dark stain. I love it! Gives me hope. I would love to stain my cabinets darker from our formerly beautiful natural maple to the now sort of orange it has darkened to over the years. Would you mind saying what the color of your stain is and type? It really looks great. |
Live_wire_oak, lighting is certainly a concern and we added a dormer above the breakfast area which lets in a great deal of natural lighting. We are planning on undercabinet lighting around the entire perimeter, have 3 gooseneck barn lights to go on the 2 walls and we'll have island pendants *if* I can find any that have long enough cords/downrods. Having a hard time with that one... rtwilliams, Thank you so much for posting pics of your kitchen! Your cabinets are so, so similiar to what we've chosen and we even considered having just the island painted white to blend with the white trim thru the rest of the house. Your island lights look fantastic, too. I'm having a hard time finding any indoor or outdoor lights that are long enough to reach a 2nd story - where did you find yours, if I may ask? |
- Posted by cinderell131ogle (My Page) on Sun, Nov 18, 12 at 18:29
I guess it is a personal taste, but I love, dark woods. I was inspired by he library feeling of 2 story cabinets and shelving. You can't see from this pic, but my dark birch cabinets open to a 14 feet vaulted ceiling in the adjoining family room. I have dark leather furniture to carry on the theme and dark brazilian cherry floors throughout.They don't seem to float to me, and the previous photos are stunning. Go dark! |
- Posted by rtwilliams (My Page) on Mon, Nov 19, 12 at 0:00
parsonse - Thanks, I thought your description of your space sounded similar to ours. I had considered going with white perimeter cabinets and a dark stained Island but I was afraid it would be too much white for the open concept space. The island lanterns are from lowes, we did have to re-wire them and buy more chain. Pretty easy to do with any chain type light fixture. Our ceilings at the highest point are 17 feet. gr8day - I picked the cabinet color by bringing home the cabinet door colors and this color went perfect with the existing maple floors. The floors are a few shades lighter than the cabinets. The cabinets are Medallion brandywine stain color on maple. |
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How about MORE American.. Start dealing with the truth WCJ..
How about MORE American.. Start dealing with the truth WCJ..
In reality, the Federal Reserve Act (1913) created a private, for profit, central banking corporation owned by a cartel of private banks. Who owns the FED? The Rothschilds of London and Berlin; Lazard Brothers of Paris; Israel Moses Seif of Italy; Kuhn, Loeb and Warburg of Germany; and the Lehman Brothers, Goldman, Sachs and the Rockefeller families of New York.
Did you know that the FED is the only for-profit corporation in America that is exempt from both federal and state taxes? The FED takes in about one trillion dollars per year tax free! The banking families listed above get all that money.
In July 2011, a partial audit of the Federal Reserve as authorized by Congress revealed an unprecedented 16.1 trillion in unreported loans to U.S. financial institutions and foreign financial institutions.
On December 29, 2010, Herman Cain flatly denied the need for a Federal Reserve audit. Herman Cain served as Deputy Chairman and Chairman of the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City between 1992 – 1996.
Not by any means an attempt to imply that Herman Cain may be an uncle Tom, however, by doing the bidding of his masters (as well as ours), he will be only furthering 'our' inclusion to that nomenclature. His feigned attempt to enter into the political arena, can only be equated to that of a goldfish entering into a tank full of piranhas. In essence, these seasoned political criminals will simply devour him. There is not even a college course in political science that could prepare any individual enough to enter into the present day debaucheries of politics.
Until we, somehow, remove the two obstacles, the Federal Reserve and Judiciary, that have circumvented the original structure of our Constitutional, Republic form of government, we will never again know the true meaning of freedom. It is up to us, not the people we attempt to vote into these offices, to become better educated and actively involved, if we ever expect to correctly reform/restore what we once had. Because, we no sooner elect these people, then they are warned to go along, to get along, or else.
In order to understand why I've included the Judiciary, ask yourself this;
Why is it that no citizen of this so-called Republic, can ever be elected or appointed to the Judicial branch of government? Unless, you are a member of the British Accredited Registry (American BAR)? Especially, since there are no eligibility requirements in the original Constitution, in order to be elected to be a judge. What has happened is that a single profession (Lawyers), has completely usurped one full branch of our government. Eliminating the fundamental foundation of the checks and balances instilled within the Constitution…. This is why Obama, Holder and many others will never be prosecuted or held fully accountable for their crimes or blatant disregard for the Constitution. They are part and parcel to a Brotherhood. A brotherhood that operates from the standpoint of profit and commerce, with absolutely no conscience or concept of Justice.
So, tell me again. Why are people occupying Wall Street, instead of occupying the Federal Reserve? Or, challenging the Judicial Branch's authority to eliminate the participation of the average citizen?
Denial, is a polluted river, in which the Fools and Despots attempt to wash away their Shame and Guilt.
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The history of email [INFOGRAPHIC]
Can you believe it? Last year we celebrated the 40th anniversary of email.
It's pretty amazing how far the medium has come in nearly half a century: creating the electronic messaging system, using the first smiley, coining the word spam…
So much has changed and evolved in how, why and how much we use email to communicate.
And the email timeline can be just as fascinating as the emails we send. Here are some of our favorite email memories from the last four decades:
- In 1976, British Queen Elizabeth II became the first head of state to send an email in a demonstration of networking technology on an army base.
- The word email is actually 30 years old, being first used in 1982.
- Microsoft Outlook is released the same year the company bought Hotmail for an incredible $400 million – in 1997.
- Nearly 20 years ago, we learned Homer Simpson's email address: email@example.com.
- In 2004, multimedia emails entered the scene after the MMS World Congress in Vienna.


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Labour SpAd Reunion Tonight
If you are up Islington way this evening why not pop into Charlie Falconer's £3 million home, where he is hosting a Labour "former Special Advisor's reunion". Labour sources say that a mooted plan from party General Secretary Iain McNicol to have the old guard SpAds mentor current party flacks was shelved as Blairite SpAds are not too keen on taking the time out from money making to help their Milibandite successors. The fundraiser will see the former spinners mingle and share precious memories of wars and wins with Labour's "Thousand Club" donors.
Guido would pay a £1,000 not to spend an evening with that lot…


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For everyone who missed it, the millennium ANGFA Convention, held over the October 20-22 weekend in Melbourne at Ciloms Airport Lodge, was a beauty! Even the weather-gods were kind to us and Melbournes notoriously fickle meteorology was continuously pleasant.
The venue was convenient to transport, quite modern and staff and facilities complemented each other to provide smooth sailing for both organisers and participants. I would especially like to congratulate Ken Smales and his ANGFA Victoria organising committee on the catering rarely does one see better value in both quality and quantity at similar functions. Another big plus was the extended availability of bar service for a convivial drink and discussion, especially in the evenings after official business was over.
Friday evening brought the ANGFA AGM and the usual officers reports followed by regional reports and a discussion on the publications survey we conducted after last years AGM. As both the management committee and the publications subcommittee had declined to stand again, the election of the new more decentralised committee was a pleasant surprise to most attendees. It is intended that communication by email, fax and phone will facilitate discussions between this widespread group.
Both Ken Smales and Neil Armstrong were proposed and accepted as life members and join Ron Bowman as the only members so honoured. SANFAs proposal to host next years convention in Adelaide was confirmed and possible future conventions in Perth and Port Macquarie were discussed. After a relatively amiable meeting closed, members convened to the bar for more further informal discussion.
The new ANGFA office bearers are: president Mark Chettle; vice-president Bruce Hansen; treasurer Glenn Briggs; secretary Tony Mather; membership officer Damian Walsh; public officer Neil Travis; regional liaison Robert Marshall (SA), Syd Adams (WA), David Crass (NSW), Andy Wattam (ACT), Dave Wilson (NT); Editor Rudie Kuiter.
The Convention proper began on Saturday morning after final registrations. The welcoming audio visual presentation featured a superb selection of Neil Armstrongs habitat and wildlife images complemented by background theme music of I Still Call Australia Home. From then on, for the next two days, we were treated to a feast of first-class sessions from local, interstate and international presenters some of whom we had been fortunate to hear before but several new faces too.
First was Phillip Littlejohn, who has over 20 years of experience handling fish for Australias largest importer of aquarium fish. Phi] showed us an array of fascinating aquatic organisms (including crustacea, snails, leeches, sponges etc, as well as fish) that he has collected and identified over the years. As he also shared his experiences in trying to maintain them in aquaria, I hope Phillip also writes this experience down somewhere and allows access to it from a wider range of enthusiasts. Included in his slide show was an unusual colour form of Galaxiella pusilia that is awaiting further evaluation.
Gunther Schmida gave a presentation entitled Have Camera - Do Travel. Gunther has been photographing Australian wildlife, both in the field and under captive conditions, for over 35 years and has a special interest in the cold-blooded Australians. His photographic skills are second to none and we were treated to a wide range of habitats and their reptiles, amphibians and fishes, as well as the flora and other fauna encountered in his many and varied travels. The slides were accompanied by Gunthers expert comments which included size, range, rarity, diet, etc.
After an excellent morning tea in the trade room with its extensive range of merchandise available to attendees, we returned to a session by Franz-Peter Mullenholz called Australia for Aliens and Beginners. With his wife Ulli, he has been to Australia seven times and has recorded his experiences with a huge number of slides. This was not, however, just a simple slide show but a superb audiovisual presentation. It included stories woven around places and people they met along the way, the landscapes, the creatures and their appreciation of their experiences all narrated by Ulli and with the human touch and wry sense of humour. The three pairs of carousels accompanied by carefully selected background music were over all too soon and I, for one, can hardly wait for the chance to experience another of Franz-Peters masterpieces.
After a buffet lunch to sate even the heartiest of well-known ANGFA appetites, the first afternoon session started with Tarmo Raadik, who is senior biologist (Freshwater Ecology) at the Arthur Rylah Institute for Environmental Research. Tarmos presentation was on Fish of Cardross Lakes Their Significance and Management. With the aid of slides and overheads we were given insight into the history of how the lakes and their hydrology have changed since settlement and agricultural development, and the current threat to them and their inhabitants by current implications from the local Salinity Management Plan. The survey has revealed a high diversity of native fish species (ten), including four listed as threatened. This list also included a population of the Southern Purple spotted Gudgeon. Consequently, conservation measures have had to be implemented which will parallel the other management priorities for the region.
Next came Bob McDowall with Around the World with Galaxiids. For me Bob was the find of the whole convention he grabbed the audience with his passion for the subject, entertained them with anecdotes, hints and humour and impressed them with the totality of his grasp. He is the leading authority in the world on this group and it was wonderful to have him there sharing his knowledge and enthusiasm. According to Bob, the most amazing freshwater fish in the world is Lepidogalaxias salamandroides and he should know!
After the afternoon tea break (again excellent fare) we were invited to fasten our seat belts and go adventuring with Heiko Bleher once more. Heiko has been the star of many an ANGFA convention, with his almost obsessional worldwide quests for rare and unusual fishes. If he hears about a new habitat or a new fish he has to go to where it is and, if unable to bring it home, return again and again, irrespective of obstacle, until he brings them back alive. This presentation the first of his two over the weekend concerned his three trips to New Guinea to collect the legendary Melanotaenia angfa, finally culminating in success last year. While holding us spell bound with the beauty of the region and its inhabitants, the diversity of his interests and descriptions of the events surrounding the trips the master story teller gave us a glimpse of the new fish species aquarists of the world are about to embrace.
The Saturday evening is always the traditional time set aside for the Convention dinner, and Ciloms looked after us very well indeed. This was followed by an extensive auction of a list of rare and unusual fish and plants as well as hobby-related goods and literature. Our auctioneers kept up a lively pace and bidding was spirited with some excellent prices realised as well as some real bargains obtained. Most of the offerings were donated to the association and this generosity is greatly appreciated. Some treasures rarely offered included Red-finned Blue-eyes from the Australian artesian springs and an array of New Guinean Rainbowfishes such as Papuaes, Monticolas, Wannamensis, Ramuensis, etc. Finally there was the wind-down fellowship in the bar until the wee small hours.
Sunday mornings program started with a spectacular combined audio visual production from Gilbert Maebe from Belgium and Franz-Peter Mullenholz from Cologne entitled Aquatic Symphony. They produced this for a combined show by a European federation of aquarium clubs and it was an extremely professional effort we were entranced as superb aquascape after superb aquascape appeared on the screen all accompanied by beautiful classical music. Their photography and their skills of compilation complemented the subject aquaria beautifully.
Next up was the return of Gunther Schmida this time presenting From the Gulf to the Cape. Gunther has recently spent several weeks working in Mt Isa and on finishing there journeyed up to the tip of Cape York before returning home to Mudgeeraba. This slide show featured the habitats and wildlife he encountered along the way, treating us to a broad canvas of things that caught his eye and, in turn, captured with his lens. Especially, Gunther used this trip to obtain habitat shots for many of the fishes that he had photographed over the years at home in his photographic tanks. Numerous ANGFA members and other fish-friends who had collected and raised them to adulthood had loaned these specimens to him. Of course his interest in reptiles was obvious as well and the fantastic number of Goanna species to be found around Mt Isa was a feature.
After another impressive morning tea, we had Bob McDowall and More Galaxiids and Freshwater Fish of New Zealand; once again his enthusiasm and wide knowledge of the subject was evident throughout. Interestingly enough, even in New Zealand, new species are still being recognised and subsequently described. Of the smaller fishes more suited to aquarium care, the spectrum of "bullies" (Gobiomorphus species) that have evolved in that country was fascinating. Bob certainly aroused our interest in their intriguing freshwater fish fauna, several groups of which we share with this neighbouring nation.
The final presentation for the morning was Ten Years Later from Gilbert Maebe. Gilbert has been an ANGFA member for many years since he became interested in Rainbowfish. He was one of the first overseas recipients of mail order eggs from Ron Bowman. In those early days there was very limited access to anything more than a handful of species, and reliable genetic stock from a known locality or river drainage was impossible to procure over there. Gilberts show, narrated by his son Stefan, led us through the trials and tribulations of those early experiences and his subsequent journeys to Australia and even New Guinea to see and collect his beloved Rainbowfishes. The highlight of the early years was the moving selection of cartoons drawn by his friend Franz of Gilbert with his empty tanks ready, waiting for the postman to bring the eggs from Australia. Gilbert generously supports ANGFA conventions regularly with his beautiful and professional lecture shows and this was one of his best.
The afternoon program began with Ivor Stuart who informed us on Migration: The Journeys of Fish and the People that Follow Them. Ivor has major expertise in this field with extensive experience on several major fishway projects in Queensland and more recently in Victoria where he is studying movements and spawning patterns of Carp. His fascinating presentation introduced us to the places, people, techniques and species involved. His studies not only are concerned with the major spawning runs of many species, but also with the territorial and exploratory movement patterns of individuals. His work and that of his colleagues will hopefully help us to reduce the impacts of development, especially dam construction, on our native fishes and their habitats and habits.
The penultimate presentation, from Neil Armstrong (ANGFAs foundation photographer), took us to a place where few people are privileged to go The Arafura Swamp. Neils love of nature and all things Australian, together with his expert photographers eye for detail, have always made his slide shows something special. We appreciated this rare glimpse of a part of Australia that is not open to most. The Arafura Swamp is a huge inland freshwater area supplied with water by the famous Goyder River and draining to the Arafura Sea via the Glyde River. The swamp is a massive aquatic paradise with a profusion of aquatic plants and animals ranging from massive estuarine crocodiles to the delicate little Threadfin Rainbowfish (lriatherina werneri). Nestled on the edge of this huge expanse is the isolated Aboriginal community of Mirrngadja, trying to maintain their identity and traditions.
The finale, fittingly from Heiko Bleher, who over the years has given us so many unforgettable presentations, was an African blockbuster centred on the mysterious region of Ethiopia. Heiko has explored the area extensively looking for new fishes and collecting material for articles in his Aqua Geographica magazine. Wherever he goes, Heiko is fascinated by and appreciative of not only the fauna and flora but also the folk as a consequence people feature strongly in his presentations. Throughout we were held spellbound by the stories and images. As usual we were left entranced and wondering what could he possibly come up with next time. I look forward to it as will many others.
Suddenly it was all over for another year the official part that is. There was still the informal BBQ dinner that evening and tours and visits the next day for those fortunate enough to be able to stay on.
The closing speeches and slides were a fitting finish to another great ANGFA Convention dare I say it, in many respects, the best yet.
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The pain of slow times in job creation
Even for Seattle, a city with more strength than much of the country, the picture tends to be mixed, perhaps contributing to the larger social discontent. Unemployment has come to Occupy Minds.
Washington ended a year-long string of job-producing months in September. A sharp drop of 18,400 positions in the state for the month all but wiped out gains this summer and is another indication of the fragile nature of the economy two years after the official end of the Great Recession.
Those are the facts, but putting them into some context for the economy here presents some challenges. For example, new numbers this week show that the state unemployment rate dropped to 9.1 percent in September from 9.3 percent in August. The contradiction of job loss and a lower unemployment rate usually means the labor force itself has declined, i.e., more people gave up looking for a job and left the work force. That may indeed be the case, since there are more than 50,000 fewer people in the work force this September compared with September a year ago. And the unemployment rate, which counts unemployed workers, discouraged workers, and workers who have simply given up, remains at more than 18 percent for the state.
Nevertheless, no one really knows what is creating the contradition now. "It's baffling," said David Wallace, acting chief economist for the Employment Security Department, admitting that there are no definitive answers for why job numbers and unemployment rates continue diverge. Wallace said the two have been off almost every month this year.
"It's not unusual for the surveys to generate somewhat different results, but the gap between the two September surveys is much larger than we usually see," said Greg Weeks, director of Employment Security's labor market and economic analysis. He expects the numbers will be revised in coming weeks.
There are also questions about the state of the economy in the greater Seattle area. One of the few sectors to show employment growth in the month was manufacturing, mostly aerospace. Boeing increased production of the 737 model to 35 airplanes a month recently, adding to employment there. Delivery of the 787 Dreamliner earlier this month also signals at least stability in that production line. And Boeing has resolved problems around the freighter version of the 747-8, another bottleneck removed.
There is also a multiplier effect with Boeing jobs. Jobs at Boeing pay well, generating jobs in the service sector. Annualized average wage in aircraft manufacturing in Washington state was $89,600 in 2009, including all occupations in the industry, not just machinists. The multiplier for Boeing is about 2.8, meaning there are 1.8 indirect jobs (grocery stores for example) for each primary Boeing job.
"The Seattle area is doing a bit better than the rest of the state as a whole," Wallace said, "particularly post-recession."
That sense of the Seattle economy being somewhat better off is reflected in the unemployment rate for the area, which dropped to 8.6 percent from 8.9 percent in August. And a recent survey of business and the economy, done by the Seattle Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce, also showed a somewhat more upbeat view here than elsewhere. Among the findings of the 1,700 businesses surveyed:
Small business is the engine of the economy: Businesses with six to 100 employees are the most likely to hire.
Technology leads the way: Sectors expecting to add head count include energy, aerospace and manufacturing, life sciences, information technology, and interactive media. Sectors expecting to reduce head count include government, education, and transportation.
The great disconnect: Comments from individual employers suggest stability - and even growth - but employers' perceptions of the overall economy are weak. Of the sectors expecting growth, only some say they will hire. Many others expect higher sales or new contracts but won't hire proportionately. This is especially true for sectors hurt badly by the decline in consumer spending in 2008 and 2009.
A quest for talent: One in four employers say they have to recruit outside the county to attract top talent.
A complex web: There is universal appreciation for the high quality of life in the four-county region, but less so than in 2010. Tangible items such as proximity to universities, networking, and transportation infrastructure have risen in importance since last year.
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So where is the State of Washington bank? The state deposits tax receipts at the bankrupt Bank of America which refuses to loan money to farmers and small businesses of WA. Time to follow the North Dakota model and form our own bank.
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Oh and here's another article as to why WA state should get out of BoA.
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In memory of John Linden
Proceeds of a recent concert in memory of South Franklin Township resident John Linden recently were presented to Sally Stitt, executive director of Hospice Care of Washington Hospital. A member of various bands since the 1960s, Linden was killed in a private plane crash in 2008, and his band mates organized the memorial concert. From left are Rick Bell, a member of John's band; Simmon Linden, Linden's widow; Stitt; and Richard Mahoney, executive director of the Washington Hospital Foundation.


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Baker City, Oregon Phyllis Lillian Dunlavy, 90, of Corvallis, a former Baker City resident, died Feb. 25, 2004, at her home. Her graveside funeral will be at 2 p.m. Thursday at Willamette National Cemetery in Portland. The Rev. William McCarthy will officiate. Phyllis was born on June 22, 1913, at Baker City to Roy and


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Julianne Moore
(Funny, Roller Girl popped into my head when I typed Heather Graham)
Mine too:)
Ray Liotta (fried brain anyone?)
Can't do Ray Liotta without
One of my all time faves!
Joe Pesci (I amuse you?)
How am I funny? Like a clown?
Home Alone
Macaulay Culkin (aaaaah!)
Can I say "Black or White" by Michael Jackson? :)
Love that song! lol
One last one...
Jena Malone
Donnie Darko! Love it!
Jake Gyllenhaal (love him!)
Donnie Darko.. What a great movie..
Darn it.. I always get those two confused... Plus I can never pronounce Jake's last name... I will go off of your post then and Go off of Zodiac
You have great taste in movies. I think Jake was rumored to be a replacement for Tobey Maguire when he got hurt, but he wasn't in spider-man. Correct me if I'm wrong.
If I am wrong, then we'll go with Willem Dafoe
If I'm correct, then Jake is in Zodiac
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Would you pay extra for car hire to raise money for the environment?
TRAVEL association ABTA has urged the Balearic Islands to scrap a new tax that could add 50 euros (£43) a week to car hire.
The islands – including Mallorca, Minorca, Ibiza and Formentera – plan to introduce a tourist tax on vehicle rental this April of between 3 and 7.5 euros a day, depending on CO2 emissions.


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We do not have a Banks photo this week. In last week's Mystery Banks Photo was: Ted Miller Identifying him was: Todd Blackwell This week's Scrambler: I oluwd herart ied fo sonpisa ntha fo romdboe. Can you unscramble it? If so, call The Leader-Union, 283-3374, by 5 p.m. next Monday. Last week's Scrambler: You become what you believe. Oprah Winfrey
25 Years Ago
1989 – The Vandalia City Council hired Jeanne Gustafson as director of economic development. The Leader-Union unveiled its new farm page, to be a regular feature on the first and third Fridays of each month. Local farmers were experimenting with canola.
30 Years Ago
1984 – Area law enforcement agencies worked together to find and destroy at least 1,200 marijuana plants in Fayette County last week. The estimated street value of the marijuana was at least $25,000.
Editor, Once again, the citizens of Fayette County came together to meet a need in our community. Thanks to the faithful volunteers and the generosity of so many, we were able to provide 5,207 FREE lunches to children in Vandalia, Shobonier, Vera, Ramsey and Brownstown this summer. In the spring, we asked for monetary donations to help purchase food for the lunches, and we were overwhelmed by the community's generosity.
1989 – Dwight Hagy resigned from the Vandalia Post Office after 23½ years as a government employee. VI Enterprises employees were on strike. The fall schedule for the Family Y of Fayette County included youth, adult and family programs. The I-70 Road Riders Honda Motorcycle Club donated a $600 savings bond to the Ronald McDonald House in Springfield.
Maybe you have heard the news that Abraham Lincoln is "hitting the road" this Saturday to visit three places important to him during his life.
The first stop will be in Benton, from 9-11 a.m., at the Bryant Cottage State Historic Site. It was at the Bryant cottage that Lincoln and Stephen Douglas agreed to a series of debates. These historic debates were held at various sites around Illinois.
While all of us surely know that Abraham Lincoln served in the Vandalia Statehouse, some may not know what he did while he was there. The opportunity to learn about that comes this Saturday night. A Lincoln historic interpreter is taking a road trip on Saturday, with the last of his three stops being the Statehouse. Lincoln will visit Illinois' oldest existing capitol from 7-9 p.m. While there, Lincoln will talk about his early days in the Illinois Legislature, which included making his first public stance against slavery.
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August 31 2012
The Commonwealth Court affirmed the denial of a request for police policies concerning the use of confidential informants under the Right to Know Law's ("RTKL") public safety exception. The court determined that disclosure of the records could hinder criminal apprehension efforts, jeopardize the personal safety of many individuals, and deter potential informants from coming forward.
Larry Adams requested that the Pennsylvania State Police ("PSP") provide him with copies of its policies related to confidential informants. PSP denied the request, claiming, among other things, that their disclosure might jeopardize public safety and reveal confidential information related to criminal investigations.Adams appealed to the Office of Open Records ("OOR"), which affirmed PSP's decision. In that appeal, PSP submitted three affidavits in support of its position, including one affidavit from a police captain in the PSP's Bureau of Criminal Investigation who had more than 20 years of experience. The captain's affidavit explained that disclosure of the confidential informant records would "jeopardize the use of confidential informants, … endanger the lives of confidential informants, and hinder the ability of law enforcement to make arrests."
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Michael Jordan just turned 50. He hasn't played in the NBA for almost 10 years. His number, 23, which appears on the shoes, was initially retired by The Bulls in 1994.
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Hi everyone. My name is Brenda and I am a 16 year old female tabby and calico mix. Sadly, my owner passed away suddenly leaving me completely homeless. My owner's kind neighbor is holding me temporarily with the hope that I can find a loving home to live out my remaining years so I don't end up in a cage at a shelter. While my rescuer's intentions were kind and good, I unfortunately am not doing very well in my new temporary home. Because I was an only cat for 16 years and I am a little hard of hearing due to my age, I am very nervous and very stressed by the other cats in the home and am now spending my days and nights in the bathroom all by myself with no human contact.
I am a sweet, lovable old girl who desperately needs someone to love me and who will be willing to open up their home and heart to me for my few remaining years of life. My rescuers are looking to find someone who will give me the chance to live out my golden years in a loving home rather than a steel cage either by fostering me or adopting me. While I had a bad reaction to the other cats in my rescuer's home, I seemed to be ok with their 125lb Rottweiler so a home with a cat-friendly dog could definitely be a possibility.
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I don't think Nathan (no not me silly :) ) met Claire at that time, but I am sure before this season is over he will figure out she has powers.
i read/heard somewhere, tv guide maybe, that yes someone from the beginning of the show is gonna die, but i too think its gonna be claires adoptive mother. i dont like her either. my glad they scrambled her head and now she doesnt like that little dog! LOL
i dont THINK nathan has seen claire before. that is such a cool plot twist though. im soooo glad they didnt kill matt but then better not kill nathan either!
YAY YAY...It's a Heroes nite!
Poor Donnie will miss it for the first time since I hooked him. LOL I am being nice and recording it for him.
I read the spoiler site and a female hero will die by the end of the season. It doesnt say who tho.
And no, Nathan(the flying one...LOL) did not meet Claire when he went to TX to get Peter.
Geez...the trivia on this is WAYYYYY too easy tonite.
Did y'all spot Stan Lee?
I knew she was going to die! Pick off the not so important extras first!
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LOL...beat ya this week Lori LOL
I didnt like her, she had to go
One of the future episodes will actually explain the future according to the spoiler site. I dont think it airs till March.
I missed last weeks show, so I was so happy to catch "Heroes" tonight, I was having withdrawl....I agree, kill off a not-so-important character first, then work your way up the list....I've gotta remember to tape it next week since I have to work the closing shift, I can't wait to see the history of HRG...
You can always watch it online on the NBC site. It has no commercials
what's the spoiler site address?
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One more-The whole Silar and Sereshe (?) storyline freaks me out. Is he that stupid to not know that this guy killed his dad???
OMG i totally agree with yu!!! that guy seriously creeps me out!!!
i was actually surprised they killed her off. i thought the mom was gonna go first. interesting! does this fuel peters rage now???
i too cant wait to see hrg's background. its funny, i have the captions on my tv, (its a bad habit, i put it on so i can "hear" the tv when my kids are playing but leave it on when they go to bed!) and its actually says H.R.G. when he speaks! jst thought that was cool!


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