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Have you ever fantasized about finding a hidden treasure? Have you considered there might be such a treasure in your own home town? The story we are about to tell is true, only the names have been changed for obvious reasons. We have no way of verifying some of the information related by other people.
This is about a man we once knew here in Seminole. We'll call him Jed. We didn't know him very long, or very well for that matter. He was definitely a man cut from a different cloth than most men are cut from. He and his wife are both now deceased.
Jed took me out to a vacant lot he owned which had a bunch of old car frames and parts scattered among the tall weeds. He called it his wrecking yard. I had told him I had not noticed a wrecking yard in this part of town so he took me out to show it to me. As it turned out, the reason I hadn't recognized it as a wrecking yard was because the weeds were taller than the old car parts.
He was telling the history of his "wrecking yard," when he suddenly stooped down as if to pick something up from the ground. He said, "Look what I found!" In his hand he held a roll of 100 dollar bills big enough to choke a mule. I was stunned, I didn't know what to say. I'd never seen as much money in one wad. I said, "Wow! I wish I had been looking down there and found it first." He laughed and stuck it down in his pocket, then proceeded with his story as if nothing had happened.
People who knew Jed said he always carried a big wad of bills and liked to show it off to people and they suggested he probably just took it out of his pocket and tricked me by pretending to find it on the ground.
On another occasion while visiting in his home he said he wanted to show me his collection. Jed was a senior citizen when I met him so I wasn't surprised when he asked me to come into his bedroom and drag his heavy collection into the living room.
When I entered the room, he had partially pulled a large white enamel, about 15 quart, dishpan from under his bed. It was heaping full of fifty cent pieces. It was so heavy I could hardly drag it. I have no idea how much money was represented in this cache, but it was a bunch.
Jed and his wife lived in a small, modest home where he had once owned a service station and maybe a garage. There was a large warehouse on the property which was filled with, how shall I say it kindly? Second hand items? The word, "junk", comes to mind. In his front yard was a huge pile of scrap-iron, car parts and everything else in the way of iron you could think of. Some of Jed's fingers had the last joint missing, he said they were mashed off handling the scrap iron.
He also had some old automobiles in his yard. One was a Corvair, (a compact car produced by the Chevrolet division of General Motors Company from 1960 to 1969. It featured a rear mounted, air cooled engine). Jed's Corvair wasn't in very good condition but I teased him acting as if I wanted to buy it. "What will you take for it, Jed?" I asked. "It's not for sale!," he snapped back. Thus ended the conversation about it. I had been told Jed wouldn't sell any of his second hand stuff.
Once a teenage boy stopped by and asked if Jed had a fuel pump in his scrap heap which would fit the boy's car. Jed told him "no!," but the boy saw one in the pile and reached to get it. Jed flew into a rage, slapped it out of the boy's hand, cursed him and ordered him off his property.
Jed may have been suffering from dementia by this time, but people who had known him for years said he always had a bad temper.
I had occasion to visit Jed and his wife fairly regularly. On one occasion, when I arrived I found Jed in a fit of anger. I asked him what was wrong. He told me some years before he had buried a Mason fruit jar full of money in the alley behind his house by a telephone pole. He recently dug it up and found the tin lid had rusted out and water had seeped into the paper money and damaged it. He said he took it to the bank, but they could only reimburse a little over $5,000.00 of it. The rest was too badly damaged and couldn't be replaced. He was mad at the people at the bank because he had lost quite a large sum.
A story, as I remember it, was told by a friend of his on an occasion when Jed had sold some acreage he owned out in the country. He sold it for cash, apparently the way he liked to do business, and had a considerable amount of cash in his possession. He asked this friend to drive him to Midland to put it in the bank. As they were driving downtown in Midland, Jed told the friend, "Stop here and wait for me." He then disappeared down an alley and returned shortly. He got in the car and said, "Okay, I'm ready to go home, now." The friend said there wasn't any banks on this block and he had no idea what Jed did with the money.
After several years Jed was having some serious health problems and was placed in the old nursing home here in Seminole. Jed was angry a lot and was creating some problems for the folks at the nursing home. I had told them they could call me to come and help with him if he was causing problems. I had been up there a few times when he was angry, and had been able to calm him by talking to him and getting his mind off of whatever was bothering him.
One night my phone rang at about 2:30 a.m. It was the folks at the nursing home. Jed was raving mad and wouldn't do anything they tried to get him to do. He wouldn't go to bed and was yelling and hollering and keeping the other patients awake.
I think by the time I got up, got dressed and got down there he had cooled off quite a bit, so I was able to get him to go back to his room and hold his voice down some. I asked him to tell me about his years in the service station business and he took the bait. He got absorbed in telling me about his dad running the station and then about when he took it over and about the many interesting things which he remembered. After about 45 minutes he had calmed down and didn't seem agitated at all and I was thinking about going home and getting the rest of my night's sleep.
While speaking in conversational tones Jed asked me, "Would you go get me a butcher knife?" "Now, what are you going to do with a butcher knife?" I had to ask. In the same calm, conversational tones he answered, "I am going to kill that (Bleep) nurse."
"Now, Jed, you know you can't do that and you shouldn't even be talking about it," I scolded. Then I preached him a sermon about being nice to people and setting the right example since he was supposed to be a Christian. We also talked about the judgement day. He made it appear he was only joking, and I prayed he was, but this was no way to joke.
He began to get sleepy before dawn, and I excused myself and was able to convey a word of caution about what he had said to the nurse before I left. I wasn't called back so I guess everything went well.
Not long after this event Jed passed on into eternity. While visiting with his wife she asked me to do something for her and of course I said I would.
She reminded me of the dishpan full of half dollars Jed had showed me, and told me he had carried it out to the warehouse and hid it. She hadn't seen it since, and was concerned about it. She wanted me to go out there and see if I could find it.
I went, and I can honestly say I don't think I ever walked through so much dusty junk in my life. I looked and looked, but I did not find the coins, nor anything else of real value.
She said she suspected two men who had come to visit them unexpectedly a few weeks back, and to whom Jed had showed his treasure. She was afraid they might have come back and stole it or Jed may have hid it somewhere else. So far as I know it was never found.
While recalling my experiences with Jed and his odd way of handling of money, it dawned on me we may have a real "hidden treasure" story right here in Seminole.
Given Jed's fondness for carrying around large amounts of cash and teasing people by showing it to them, coupled with his habit of hiding it, especially for burying it, one can't help wondering if he may have hidden a lot more of it than anyone knew about. If so, could there be many more buried treasures around Seminole and the surrounding area.
For years Jed wouldn't sell any of his property even though he obviously didn't intend to use it, and reportedly had been offered very generous prices for it. Some have speculated he may have buried money on it, and this was why he wouldn't sell it. No one may ever know. But it does raise the possibility and spikes the imagination just to think about the possibility of hidden treasures so close to home, doesn't it?
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Cosmos, a Cincinnati Domestic Shorthair kitten was adopted! Here's how you can benefit by looking at adoption as an option to buying a Domestic Shorthair for sale in Cincinnati, or seeking a Domestic Shorthair kitten from a breeder in Cincinnati.
- Rescues and shelter volunteers in Cincinnati already know the personality and tendencies of their pets. This means they can match you with the right pet. That will makes it much easier transition to owning a pet for yourself and your new pet.
- On average adoption fees are much less than you'd pay a Cincinnati breeder, or pet store. Plus most often rescue pets have already been to the veterinarian for a check-up, had a round of vaccinations, and are spayed or neutered. That is a lot of savings!
- You will become a hero, and give a needy dog or cat a loving home. In fact, there are even Domestic Shorthair breeders who help with Domestic Shorthair rescue. One puppy or kitten adopted in Cincinnati paves the way for another one to be saved.


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Around Azeroth: The burningest place on Azeroth {WoW}
Jul 8th 2011 2:46PM This shot is boring.
The Queue: Frightening little things {WoW}
Jun 29th 2011 12:18PM World Shaman is pretty lame.
What's up with the new targeting? Why do I keep getting stuck targeting a mob I just killed, or tab targeting onto dead mobs?
The Queue: Firelands FAQ {WoW}
Jun 28th 2011 3:05PM Where's my /map animation???
WoW Moviewatch: Dalaran Deserted {WoW}
May 19th 2011 4:40AM I really do miss Dalaran. To me, it's the crown jewel of WoW's design. Not only is it beautiful, but the devs somehow managed to make the space EXTREMELY economic. You never had to travel far for anything you needed, even if what you needed happened to be in another major city! We had both factions occupying a relatively tiny space and, to me at least, it NEVER felt crowded. It felt like a real city! No matter where you went in Dal you found people congregating, unlike Org and SW where everyone just swarms the AH. I miss stacking dragons on top of the well. I miss meeting people at the north bank to buy or sell items. I miss picking up weekly raid boss quests. I miss the ever present threat of the prisoners inside The Violet Citadel. I miss the seedy feel of the sewers where you could dual other players, buy pvp items, get drunk, or fish up a giant rat all in one spot.
Most of all, I miss the feeling of magic the city had. The Kirin Tor welcomed us into their home regardless of faction or past conflicts. For once since the original Warcraft (so something like 10 years?) Horde and Alliance politics were put aside and we united to fight the Lich King.
Dalaran was a breath of fresh air and a welcome respite from the constant conflict between Horde and Alliance. Perhaps now that portals are back in Dal we can repopulate the city and capture some of that magic we had during WOTLK, and (this may be too ideal) send a message that the new politics and heightened conflict brought about through the Cataclysm be damned.
A parent's guide to World of Warcraft for kids {WoW}
Apr 27th 2011 1:52PM 10,000 hours?? That's over 9,000 hours!
The Queue: Hu-Man dwarf haters club {WoW}
Apr 20th 2011 1:11PM The queue is awesome. It's even more awesome if you imagine it's Jon H. Benjamin's voice answering the questions.
WoW mobile guild chat released, free for a limited time {WoW}
Apr 19th 2011 1:16PM Some day when the Droid platform becomes self aware, this snub from Blizzard will be the reason it wipes us all.
WoW Moviewatch: Rude Awakening {WoW}
Apr 5th 2011 5:17PM Looks like she got the /wrists emote to work.
Two Bosses Enter: Lord Godfrey vs. Scourgelord Tyrannus! {WoW}
Mar 29th 2011 3:02PM There's no way Godfrey can kite Tyranus long enough to wear him down. Even if Godfrey did manage to get some range, one snare from Rimefang and Tyranus' axe is back up in his face.
Tyranus, The People's Champ, ftw.
The Queue: Cats dot jpg {WoW}
Mar 23rd 2011 4:05PM Hey!! Why didn't you tell us that soloing heroic LK dungeons at lvl 85 was so much fun??


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In an extraordinarily risky move, ABC executives have decided to continue production on 8 Simple Rules... without John Ritter. On Tuesday, Sept. 16, one day after friends and colleagues said goodbye to the popular TV star at a Los Angeles funeral, ABC announced that 8 Simple Rules... will return to the air on schedule Sept. 23 with three new episodes featuring Ritter (the actor was filming the fourth when he became ill). The comedy will then go on hiatus for an undetermined period as executive producers incorporate his death into the show. Subsequent episodes will face the daunting task of attempting to draw laughs from Cate's (Katey Sagal) newfound status as a single mom to three teenagers. No further changes will be made, despite speculation that '70s sitcom star Henry Winkler would join the cast as a surrogate dad. ''Our first instinct was that we should retire it,'' says ABC Entertainment president Susan Lyne, who says she never considered replacing Ritter. ''But the more we talked about it, the more we saw the impact of his death -- not just on our family but on families across the country. Here was an opportunity to do something that could maybe break out.'' And so, with the blessing of Ritter's widow, Amy Yasbeck, the show will carry on without its star.
This isn't the first time a series has gone on after losing a star. In 1977, NBC considered canceling Chico and the Man when Freddie Prinze took his life. Instead, Gabriel Melgar, 12, was added to the cast as a new ''Chico'' for Jack Albertson's Man, but the comedy never recovered; it was canceled a year later. In 1991, CBS had to reconceptualize its comedy The Royal Family after star Redd Foxx died less than a month into the first season. His death was written into the show -- and actress Jackee was added -- but the sitcom didn't last beyond the season. That's why few are optimistic about the future of 8 Simple Rules.... ''Ritter was the show,'' says media buyer Steve Sternberg. ''He was the comedic voice. Without him, it's not the same. It's totally different. They're gonna lose a lot of people who just tuned in to [see] him.'' Says a writer-producer on another ABC comedy: ''People look at sitcoms for comfort. To watch a sitcom and be reminded of the tragic death behind it -- who's gonna wanna watch that? It's sad.''
But ABC executives are steadfast in their decision to keep 8 Simple Rules... -- the third-place network's second-most-watched comedy. Says Lyne: ''We've said this is uncharted territory...going someplace I don't think another show has. But it feels like the right way to go. We are committed.''
Three's Company (the initial episodes): See the young Ritter bang into a door or ogle Suzanne Somers with priapic perfection, and you know this guy's got it all figured out.
Buffy the Vampire Slayer (Dec. 8, 1997 episode): Buffy's mom dates a sweet fellow who's really...a killer robot! Ritter at his most knowingly self-parodic.
Felicity (Seasons 3-4): As Scott Speedman's alcoholic dad, Ritter nailed a man caught between recovery and a selfish insistence upon being forgiven.


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Tuesday, August 19, 2014
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Health does not only mean being free from diseases. As scientifically defined, it is a state of complete emotional, physical, mental as well as social well being. And with our busy, chaotic and stressful lives, a balance in all these spheres of health seems unattainable. As they say, you realize the importance of something once it is gone, it is better to preserve, maintain or uplift your health now before it's too late. Regardless of the type of health battle you need to fight, we are providing you a list of general health and fitness tips that can not only make you really healthy but lets you stay healthy forever too.
- Healthy diet: You must have read or heard this tip innumerable time now but as a matter of fact, it is the most important key to perfect, ever-lasting health. Eating adequate fruits and vegetables, high nutrient diets including good fats, fibrous carbohydrates, lean proteins and various vitamins and minerals together work for a healthy, disease-free body. Small frequent meals are an added advantage as it helps to provide constant energy and boosts the body's metabolism. Besides, it also keeps a check on your weight and helps keeping obesity, diabetes, hypertension and various other illnesses at bay.
- Water intake: Due to the countless benefits of drinking water, it should form an important part of your daily routine. Drinking about 1.5 to 2 liters of water daily helps in maintaining body temperature, removing toxins as well as giving you a clear and glowing skin.
- Sleep: Adequate sleep of about 8 hours daily is mandatory for de-stressing and relaxing the mind and body necessary for coping with the daily activities. It rejuvenates and brings freshness to the mind and gives the body the required rest to regain its lost energy and face the next day with increased vigor and enthusiasm.
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Patch 3.3 PTR: Blizzard unveils Tier 10 {WoW}
Oct 8th 2009 12:12AM Not usually one to QQ, but Druid Tier 8 was horrible and now this?
The helm doesn't even slightly match the rest of the set, in fact, it looks as if the wearer got pushed into a tree and was left with the remnants on his/her face.
If you notice, the rest of the sets have matching themes and colour schemes, in comparison its like having the blue warrior gear with runes and insignia on it, then sticking a crossbow on the guys head just for laughs.
Shame on you Blizz
The best zone of Wrath {WoW}
Jun 3rd 2009 11:32PM I personally enjoyed Icecrown, although I did have to admit, the Fjord does have some mystic charm, especially the music, which I listen to outside the game simply because it's beautiful.
I suggest Icecrown mainly because it has absolutely brilliant vehicle quests and phasing of the zone during quest lines. Going from a room full of giests to a room full of friendly NPCs is rather ingenious, whilst going from playing a siege engine to playing a Summoner is really entertaining.
If you haven't had the pleasure of questing in this zone, you don't know what you're missing out on!
Now lets hear some more of that stirring Irish Fiddle for all you Fjord Fanatics...
The Colosseum: a Grave matter {WoW}
May 18th 2009 4:52AM When will players realise that balancing PVE and PVP is an impossibility since they are oppositional and mutually exlcusive? Yes they both rely on random but known events, but in PVE, these events usually hinge on boss RNG or teammate decision-making. In PVP, predictability is heightened due to RNG and teammate decision-making coupling with opposition' RNG and decision-making.
This isn't meant to relegate PVE, it's merely suggesting that any attempt to balance two events that hinge on fundamentally different parameters is always going to be flawed. The biggest problem isn't the problem, it's the demonising of the facilitators. When Blizz ask for your help, offer it. When they don't, pose it politely but whinging without anything constructive to say is a waste of yours and everyone's time.
As far as FOTM's dominating this column, the columnist is doing there best to uncover something new and unique every week, but unfortunatly Journalism isn't an exact science. You can't just magically conjure an interview from a Mage/Lock team, and even if you approach such a team, they might either refuse to talk about it because it makes them less competitive or because they aren't able to or simply because they can't articulate themselves well enough. And to compound this, when a system is imbalanced, which Arena seems to be, the choice of alternatives is rather slim, which is not to held against the writer of this column. If you honestly believe that they are ignoring your pleas for diversity, you've got to ask yourself, wouldn't this columnist jump at the chance to interview something different, not only to appease you but to WRITE SOMETHING DIFFERENT?
So please stop assuming the writer is just doing a useless job, since it did take them time to write this interview, which suggests some semblance of attention to what they are doing. And if they aren't giving enough attention, that is their decision to make whether they continue writing or not. But if they can honestly say they are doing all they can, you should be satisfied with their efforts and politely suggest improvements. Your continued belligerence only breeds indifference.
Patch 3.1 class changes for Mages, Hunters, Death Knights, and Paladins {WoW}
Feb 5th 2009 11:24PM "The Frost tree has been shuffled. Among other things, PvP talents such as Endless Winter are closer to the top of the tree where Blood and Unholy death knights can access them."
Cos Death Knights needed PVP love?
*Shakes head*
Things don't look pretty for PvP Hunters in 8926 {WoW}
Sep 11th 2008 4:20AM So anything worth looking forward to as far as reconciling the imbalance Hunters are suffering in 2v2 Arenas is no longer available?
Looks like Hunters will remain where they are in that bracket, underrepresented...
PTR Brewfest includes summoned barmaid pets, rams and kodos segregated by faction {WoW}
Jun 24th 2008 1:50PM Come on Blizz, you've introduced enough cross faction nonsense to argue that "Dwarves shouldn't be riding Kodos". And for me, that's the only suitable argument for why you would disallow cross faction mounts!
WoW Moviewatch: In For A Penny, Part One {WoW}
Jun 13th 2008 1:12AM Pretty, elegantly made although it's not film noir, it just borrows so of the obvious genre conventions.
The storytelling is a little weak but pretty shots make it definately worth the screentime.
Two thumbs up..
Countdown to Burning Crusade: Just. One. More. Contest. {WoW}
Jan 23rd 2007 10:06PM /roll
Leaving WoW until the Burning Crusade {WoW}
Nov 21st 2006 11:40PM *Throws hat in ring*
I think the main problem with end-game raiding is it's reliance upon grouping or teaming with other people and it's repetitive nature. I am a long time end-game raider and I love the camaraderie and fun I enjoy with the 39 other people in my raids. I am also a close friend of a GM who, despite our initial thoughts, did come to rely on a steady group of PvPer's to reach the dizzying heights of Rank 14.
So essentially what Blizz has created is a MMORPG that has only one likely end, grouping for end game content, that being not only loot, but also boss fights.
I think that there is room for a single player stream of end-game content. Make class specific quest chains that require you to encounter bosses and situations that test all your classes' abilities, similar to the Epic Bow quest for Hunters, but longer and more encompassing. This would require months of content for those who find the repetitive nature of the current structure boring. An example would be making some quests alittle more problem solving, or possibly varying endings of repeat quests depending on decisions, similiar to NWN. This would then open up a whole gammet of gear possibilities depending on personal preference.
This may seem nonsensical since you are playing a MMORPG, if you didn't want to play with other people, you could go play single player RPG's and forget WOW. But this kind of thinking only alienates players who for the most part, prefer soloing and occasionally make the foray into groups. We should not forget that while WOW is a Massive Multiplayer game, it is generally rather massive in it's scope and lore. Surely this can accommodate all play types, not just group junkies.
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Breakfast Topic: Most over-used guild name {WoW}
Nov 12th 2006 5:29PM I currently have my gnome tank and lock in a guild called "GNOMERCY". We have a pink tabard with a gnome on it.. I made an alt specifically to join this guild!


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Likewise, there are folks about whom Earle cares a great deal: his wife Lou Ann (his sixth spouse, she was also his fourth), his sons Justin and Ian, and those fans who've stuck with him through times as ugly as a nude photo session with Norman Fell. "Those people that have bought my records since the beginning, they feed my kids," he says. "So they're definitely people I take into consideration. I try to play the stuff I think they want to hear. But I also have to play the stuff that I have fun playing. And I'm having more fun going out and playing than I've had for a long, long time--mainly because I don't have to wake up in the morning sick and deal with that. So it's better from square one--and I think it shows."
This comment isn't hyperbole; Earle doesn't have time for that. He recently released I Feel Alright, his first album on a major label (Warner Bros., in association with his own E-Squared subsidiary) since 1991, and while it may not be his best album, it's close enough to warrant serious debate. Moreover, he has returned to concert stages with a vengeance. The modest acoustic lineup that he took to several cities last year won deserved raves for the fast-fingered interplay of Earle and accompanists Norman Blake and Peter Rowan (who'll also be supporting him at the Telluride Bluegrass Festival). But his roadwork with his regular touring ensemble, the Dukes, has been even more astounding. During his appearance at the Bluebird Theater earlier this year, for example, Earle provided a rapt audience with a virtual primer on essential American music, offering up country, blues, folk and full-bore rock and roll that was excitingly varied yet clearly the product of a single passionate intellect. He was as opinionated as ever--he introduced a song he wrote for the Dead Man Walking soundtrack with a fierce attack on the death penalty--but he also proved just as capable of ribald humor and big-heartedness. Though he cut a much heftier figure than he did a decade ago, there was a certain lightness about him, a buoyancy that's been absent for too long. Earle has reached the stage in his development where categories mean absolutely nothing, and the results of his efforts are a wonder to behold.
What's perhaps most surprising about Earle, however, is that he's still drawing breath. Over the years he's abused his person more thoroughly than any Nashville-based performer since Hank Williams Sr. But whereas Williams was fitted for a pine overcoat long before the gods would have claimed a more clean-living man, Earle shows every sign of surviving his grand recklessness. He's been free of narcotics for nearly two years now--long enough to be feel a justifiable pride in his accomplishment, but not so long that he can shrug off the doubters waiting for him to fall off the wagon again. "In Rolling Stone, they put in print that I 'claimed' to be clean," he fumes. "It's like they won't commit themselves to believing it. And that hurts your feelings when you've got twenty months clean. And it wasn't easy to do, believe me. But you just have to blow it off.
"Of course, people are going to do that. They're going to watch you to see if you fuck up. And I put myself in that position to a certain extent, and I probably fed off it for a period of time, when things were going better. But the way I look at all that is that when things were going really bad, anything anybody wrote was speculation, because nobody really saw me. Nobody white saw me, anyway. And no matter how bad people thought it was, the truth's worse. And nobody knows but me."
For the rest of us, what's left is a narrative so classic in its outlines that it needs no embroidering. Earle was born in Virginia in January 1955 but was raised in San Antonio, Texas, a town whose rough reputation young Steve did his damnedest to enhance. He maintains that he decided on his future occupation at age three, after seeing Elvis Presley on television. In the years that followed, he grew his hair long--even though he was regularly pummeled by neighborhood toughs for this fashion statement--and became well-acquainted with the juvenile authorities. Between run-ins with the law, he found time to play the guitar. He'd all but mastered the instrument by thirteen--the same age he says he tried heroin for the first time.
Three years later Earle was performing regularly in Texas dives and hanging out with musical outlaws such as Townes Van Zandt, Jerry Jeff Walker and Guy Clark. To put it mildly, these older ruffians did not prove to be moderating influences. Earle went through so much wine that Ernest and Julio Gallo owed him a thank-you note, and he simultaneously developed a significant jones for cocaine--a stimulant for most, but something that tended to slow down the fast-living young singer.


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Improved food processor baguettes
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From http://www.thefreshloaf.com/node/21863/food-processor-baguettes. A blog at The Fresh Loaf, a great resoure for bakers. To quote " The next batch was a blend of the Mark Bittman recipe from How to Cook Everything, and the Charles Van Over food processor recipes."
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- 500 grams bread flour
- 10 grams wheat germ
- 1/2 teaspoon(s) SAF yeast or I tsp active dry yeast
- 1/2 teaspoon(s) salt
- 364 grams warm water
- Mixed in food processor with metal dough blade for 30 sec. Dough temp was 95F after the mix and was sticky to the touch.
- 4 hours Bulk fermentation then divide and preshape to small torpedoes.
- Rest 15min then shape
- Proof en couche (parchment paper) 90 min
- Bake at 480F for 22 min with steam for the first 10 min
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Upon its release, observant fans of Samsung's Galaxy S5 noticed that a "Powered by Android" logo had been added to the startup screen, something that hadn't been around on previous Samsung devices. That trend continued last week when the new HTC One M8 was found sporting the same logo, and it looks like it'll continue with all new devices.
According to Geek.com, Google is now mandating that all new smartphones include the "Powered by Android" logo and branding on the bottom of the start screen. Instructions dictating the specific size, location and font of this branding have also been uncovered in the Google Mobile Services agreement and it is now a requirement for devices hoping to access Google services.
The move is a clear attempt on Google's part to increase awareness of their OS, especially with the advent of many popular UIs that fail to make any mention of Android. Of course, some devices such as Nokia's Android X don't require access to Google Play or Gmail, and we'll have to see whether these same rules apply to them or not.


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I have a friend who always says, "'Parent' is a verb, not a noun." As I look at provocative photos of 18-year-old Frances Bean Cobain, that definition rings loud in my ears. I wonder… did Courtney Love have a child just to secure her role as rock 'n' roll royalty? Did she really want to raise Frances? Do we have children because we want to, or feel pressure to?
I sometimes daydream about how much more fun Christmas would be if I had kids. (Christmas is for kids, after all!) But I realize that I romance more about the title of parent than the actual action. When I start to think about the commitment, money, sacrifice, and responsibility required to raise a child, the fantasy disappears as quickly as the burst of a Christmas light.
For years, I was insecure that I didn't have the same instinct to have children as my friends. I thought maybe I suffered from some character flaw. People would comment that I should have children because I would make a wonderful parent. But what I have discovered about myself is that I simply never aspired to parent. My pleasure in life is to pursue what I want when I want it… having kids was never part of my life plan. And I wouldn't want any child to live with my frustration at being bogged down. It might sound harsh, but not all of us are cut out for the job.
We are a generation of women who take care of ourselves and make our own choices. Our choice to have children is no longer based on obligation, class, financial security, marriage, or family pressure. We have children simply because we choose to make the necessary life commitment for love. Every child deserves nothing less.
Always be honest in what you want and need for yourself: Whether it is to have children or not, remember that ultimately you are the CEO of your life!


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The NBA comes to Mexico City today, so that is pretty pretty good, as I am going to be able to watch Ricky Rubio's gorgeous passing – awful shooting live.
Good choice. I'm averaging 20 pts 9 rebs against those mighty 9 year olds that manage to get to the court bbefore us because they don't have to work, so I'm confident I can keep those solid numbers.
I'm going to play some pickup basketball after work with some friends, really looking forward to that.
Not a very productive day but a good one so far. I decided to put work that needed to be done aside, and instead I "made" some valentine's day cards for the girl I'm seeing today (We have been dating for a month or so). I just took some Ryan Gosling and Mario Balotelli pics from the net and worked my way with Ms Paint (I know, pretty impressive right).
Fortunately, some people in the office noticed that I was not doing the best job with the cards and decided to help me. It was weird because I work at a law firm where apparently any type of communication between co-workers is not encouraged.
It was nice to receive help from people I never thought would care.
Definitely a Taylor Kitsch kind of year for me. But even (continuing with the metaphor) being in Battleship has its good thigs right? What I'm trying to say is that, at least for me, just trying to be more grateful in general has helped a lot.
Happy holidays to everyone.
Thanks for the encouragement , I just hope she is secretly also a Vgum monster aswell, because I'm planning on starting the date with a "Hey, What's up with Topher Grace? and probably I will just receive a blank stare in return.
I don't know that many videogum readers here in Mexico (apart form my roomate and me) but we always feel that our English will not hold up to the standards,.I know it is kind of stupid because the community is very welcoming.
Lots of anxiety over here, I'm going on a first date tonight and since I broke up with my girlfriend of seven years recently, I really don't know how people behave anymore in the outside world. Let's hope I still remeber some proper manners.
Big long time Vgum fan, unfortunately due to my lack of confidence on my skills in a foreign language, I don't comment at all, but I think this new column will encourage people like me to be a little more active.
Have a great rest of the day everyone.
Today is Taco Day in Mexico, which in my opinion beats Pony Day everytime. Hope it was taco day forever.


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So far I'm thinking of malabar spinach, chayote and purslane, but would like to do more. Want to eat the stuff and might make a little greenhouse. Anyone done that here? |
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Now this is a good topic to start. I don't have the answers, I usually desert my garden when it gets hot. LOL..but I would like to know what would work year round. I am in zone 8b or 9, depending on which chart you look at. Where are you? |
Here is a link that might be useful: GARDENING ON THE MS GULF COAST
I generally grow various Asian Greens, Turnips and radishes yr round. I generally have a two season garden, Hot and Cold. Cold covers most European veggies and Hot usually goes Asian, specifically Thai and Vietnamese veggies. Right now we're just beginning the Hot season harvestings with Japanese and Cambodian Eggplants, with Sweet and Hot Peppers just starting to colour up. I was trying an Indian gourd to replace Summer Squashes that get such bad Powdery Mildew here but while the plants are doing well, the 'Tinda' has produced one fruit...enough to slice up in a soup. Cheers, Pat |
- Posted by wally-1936 Houston (My Page) on Mon, Aug 11, 08 at 23:02
There are very few that will grow all year round here. Had some luck with Swiss Chard. Most don't produce all the time. If you try a greenhouse you will need to have one that you can open Completely in the hot summer or cook everything. Asian Turnips do well here, big and sweet with not bit to speak of. Most greens like the winters we have here. You you keep at it and the weather doesn't get too cold you can enjoy something all year round but need to plant as they stop producing. |
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Cure for flatness!!!!
Lets hope they spread to more states than NH!!!
idk .the concept is not grabbing me and shaking me AND I REALLY WANT TO BUY IN.
exactly how tall were those riders anyway?
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Every type of wave except WARM WATER waves.
have you guys ever been on one of those jet water kind of "waves"? Nothing like surfing. THe skimmers tend to be pretty good at it tho...
Its not really surfing unless you paddle for it and pop up, so all the practice in the world on this thing wont make you the best surfer in the world. Riding the wave is the easy part. Wave selection, paddling power, and the nuts to throw yourself over the ledge is what makes you a good surfer. This looks fun but I don't think it will help you when you hit the ocean.
If excercise and watching film improve surfing, which I believe they do, this little contraption won't hurt. Agreed it won't help wave selection, but it looks like it will help wave riding skills. I'd rip it during a flat spell.
Definitely won't help paddling. But you can get better at surfing. If you practice a turn over and over you will get better. You can push a lot harder and if you fall jump right back on instead of paddling back out and waiting for a wave.
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Is it fair to blame Coach Josh McDaniels for the Broncos' humiliating 59-14 loss to the Oakland Raiders yesterday? In a word: yes. McDaniels was brought to Denver to revitalize a once-proud franchise. Instead, he's steadily undermined the squad with stupid decisions, poor management and inconsistency so consistent that Sunday's debacle wasn't even all that surprising. Here's our breakdown of his worst ten gaffes.Josh McDaniels.
10. The Jay Cutler mess. Anyone who saw him toss pick after pick after pick in the Chicago Bears' loss to the Mike Shanahan-coached Washington Redskins yesterday can attest, Cutler is looking more like Jeff George than John Elway these days. But even if Sweet Baby Jay wasn't the long-term solution at QB many Broncos fans thought he would be, the manner in which he exited from Denver got the McDaniels era off to an unnecessarily bad start -- and the way Coach McD handled the situation regularly made things worse. He often seemed as immature as Cutler did, exhibiting all the gravitas of Justin Bieber with a buzz cut.Jay Cutler.
9. The Brandon Marshall mess. Given all of Brandon Marshall's off-the-field problems, McDaniels can't be blamed for balking at giving the receiver a rich contract extension. But instead of dealing with the controversy quickly and cleanly, McDaniels allowed it to drag on and on and on, extending the agony and amplifying the distraction even longer than he did in Cutler's case. You'd think McDaniels would have learned from the JC catastrophe and made the cut clean and quick. You'd think wrong.Brandon Marshall.
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by Ruth Rendell
Category: Crime, Mystery & Thrillers / Crime & Mysteries
Publisher: Cornerstone
Publication date: 3 July 2003
Number of pages: 416
The nineteenth book to feature the classic crime-solving detective, Chief Inspector Wexford. 'A woman phoned to say she and her husband went to Paris for the weekend, leaving their children with a - well, teen-sitter, I suppose, got back last night to find the lot gone and naturally she assumes they've all drowned.' There hadn't been anything like this kind of rain in living memory. The River Brede had burst its banks, and not a single house in the valley had escaped flooding. Even where Wexford lives, higher up in Kingsmarkham, the waters had nearly reached the mulberry tree in his once immaculate garden. The Subaqua Task Force could find no trace of Giles and Sophie Dade, let alone the woman who was keeping them company, Joanna Troy. But Mrs Dade is convinced her children are dead. As he embarks upon this mysterious investigation, Wexford is forced to question many of his core assumptions about society, even about his own family...
Hurrah for Ruth Rendell - this Chief Inspector Wexford novel is as gripping as ever and thriller fans everywhere will want a copy. The innocence of children and society's need to be vigilant to protect this innocence, sometimes even from family and friends, is an all-too-familiar struggle in modern society. Consequently the title of this book alone ensures the reader is anxious from page one. In fact, it's two teenagers and their tutor who have gone missing, and rising flood levels due to incessant rain are only surpassed by their mother's hysteria. The Subaqua Task Force is brought in and everyone fears the worst. But, as Wexford gets to work, it turns out that where and why these children are missing are just two of a number of mysteries in the book. A dysfunctional family, violence against women, a fanatical religious cult, possible child abuse - all these are offered to the reader and it's a satisfying challenge to join the Chief Inspector as he sifts through the layers of evidence and suspicion. In the character of Wexford, Rendell has created an individual and viewpoint with which readers of all ages can identify, and which serves to keep us on the straight and narrow as she distorts the apparently familiar world around us. His family has its own problems, and in this book some of violence of crime is brought right to his own door. But we are always in safe hands with him, so this latest excursion into sinister realms can and will be enjoyed by even the most nervous of readers. (Kirkus UK)
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