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Olympia Fencing Center founder and coach Daniel Hondor started his swordplay career with dreams of earning a spot among the Three Musketeers. Enthralled by the adventures of the trio, 7-year-old Daniel picked up his first rapier, beginning an association with fencing that would eventually take him around the world as a member of Romania's national team. Eventually, after years of international dueling, he set down the sword and took up the mantle of coach, teaching the Romanian junior team techniques he'd learned throughout his career. The Olympics in Atlanta finally brought him to America, where he continues to share the art of fencing with students of all experience levels. He and his fellow instructors lead adult programs that help veteran swordsmen sharpen their skills and introduce novices to the sport's intricacies. In homage to his childhood inspiration, he also hosts Musketeers classes that acquaint kiddies aged 6–10 with basic rules and moves, preparing them for future classes and eventual careers as knights of the realm.
Weichert, Realtors - Metropolitan Boston Real Estate connects buyers with homes and apartments across Boston—and they conduct their initial property searches free of charge. Their network is expansive, reaching neighborhoods from Back Bay and the South End to the Leather District, where all the houses have leather curtains. For aspiring real-estate agents, the company also runs a school, Metropolitan School of Real Estate, whose 40-hour courses prep students for the licensing exam.
By answering any and all questions about their erotic wares, the staffers at Amazing Intimate Essentials have helped promote safe and sensual trysts for more than 40 years. Their selection of massage oils, lubricants, and adult toys?which occupies stores spread throughout the Northeast and Texas?contains goods from such established brands as We-Vibe, Jimmyjane, and K-Y. Along with an impressive catalogue of thousands of adult toys and accessories, they offer officially licensed Fifty Shades of Grey products. They stock female-friendly merchandise, as well as products that help couples create more sparks in the bedroom than a master metalworker soldering a "do not disturb" sign to the door. In addition to their erotic accessories, Amazing Intimate Essentials stocks tobacco, tobacco products, e-cigs, and vaporizers. The staff stresses openness and acceptance in regards to romantic endeavors, an attitude that also fuels their unwavering support of the LGBT community.
The Boston Martial Arts Academy keeps participants engaged by combining classroom instruction with hand-to-hand, foot-to-foot, and face-to-mat demonstration classes and classroom lectures. Try out karate to get the Cobra Kais to leave you alone, or aikido to toss your opponent as easily as a used Kleenex. For more kosher kombat, learn Krav Maga like a member of the Israeli Defense Forces. Otherwise, spike your kicks with punches in tae kwon do, out-Keanu Keanu in kung fu, or learn how to pin another man to the ground and make him submit to you in Brazilian jiujitsu. You can also sample less-fighty disciplines such as capoeira and tai chi. Each participant must choose at least six classes to receive his or her certification at closing ceremonies.
After acing the SAT, students head to college and enter a huge variety of careers, from comedy to computer programming to creative design. Several of these former students sought to help others conquer the feared test at Boston Test Prep's online-only study center. The staff designed the program to appeal to kids of the digital age—students can log on anytime, anywhere, and direct their own studies. Some might read through all the lessons and then work on practice quizzes, and others might leap right into the quizzes, pausing to link to lessons and slideshows on questions that stymie them, such as, "How many bears are there?" They'll also learn tips on taking the test, such as mastering common question types, identifying tricks, and making smart guesses. As students work, a points system motivates them to hit a high score, much like in a video game.
Anyone strolling down Marlborough Street in tony Back Bay might miss the French Cultural Center of Boston if they weren't looking for it. The nonprofit's home looks like any other historic mansion lining the street, but inside is a Francophile's dream. Dedicated to ensuring the growth of French language and culture in present-day New England, the organization boasts the second largest private collection of French books in the United States – more than 25,000 publications – as well as periodicals, DVDs, CDs and more. The cultural center is also home to a school that offers language classes for both adults and children. Combine all of that with an array of lively cultural events held throughout the year, from art exhibitions and lectures to cooking demonstrations, and the French Cultural Center becomes one of Boston's hubs of French culture.


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Tween Dora is on the way
So, when I heard Dora the Explorer was about to become a pre-pubescent, or rather "a Tween" — the demographic that makes marketers drool and mothers bang their heads — I went all blah blah blah-ger and dissed Mattel and Nickelodeon.
And in a smart public relations move, the companies released an image of Tween Dora months before they were expected to. The effort was to satisfy big mouths like me who were blah-ging all over the place on the interwebs that the toy maker and the kids' network made a mucho grande mistake-oh. In releasing the image early, they sent reassurances that the popular Dora the Explorer will continue on the tube, big head and all. The Tween Dora is a doll. Nada mas.
At our house, we have loved Dora. When Maria was 3 and refusing to speak Spanish, I purposely turned on the Dora videos and celebrated Dora's Hispanic heritage, bilingualism and adventurous spirit. I did the same with Diego, who I actually like better because he doesn't have that high voice or suffer from constant catastrophes. Diego even became Maria's invisible friend for a good long while. "Come on, Diego!" she would say as she ran circles around the living room, looking behind her at a child only she could see.
Plenty of folks already have dissed the idea of aging Dora, of getting rid of her big pre-schooler head and orange shorts and replacing them with a dress, long legs and flowing hair. It is, they say, one more piece of evidence that young girls are too sexualized, that innocence fades too quickly.
I would agree. But, what gives me most angst over Dora's change is that when I look at popular images of Latinas — even in Latin-run media — I mostly see barely dressed women, gigantic tatas, mini-dresses and stripper stilettos. Trust me, folks, not all Latinas wear hula hoop-sized earrings and this one in particular never has owned stilettos. (The stiletto thing is much to my husband's sadness, of course, but whatever.)
A beautiful Latina actress who plays a housekeeper in a popular sitcom was asked in a magazine article this month why Latina actresses always have to play the maid. She answered: "I've got two stereotypes going: the maid and stripper. Ask me in 10 years and I will tell you if it's a concern. This is my first big job in Hollywood, so I'm in no position to complain."
When I read that, I wanted to poke a very sharp stick in my eye.
Fortunately, the new Dora — to be released this Fall — is not expected to be a maid or stripper. She's actually kind of cute and she doesn't look chonga at all.
Word is she will be letting go of childish things like animal friends and jungle adventures. She's going to be a city girl and a solver of mysteries — with her own line of fashion accessories and a doll that can plug into a computer to access an on-line world. Girls also will be able to change Dora's look online and help her shop. (Um, not on my computer nena…)
So, I dread to see the upcoming changes to sweet Dora, of potentially losing a decent representation of both ethnicity and innocent girl power. It would be a thrill to have my daughter mature in a time when women of her culture are reflected in popular media as more than maids and strippers. (Thank you, Salma Hayek!)
The only good thing I see in new Dora? Goodbye, Tico the Squirrel.


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thanks so much, Starfevre, for sharing this one with me! I love these fandom blends. It really should be time for me to revisit Firefly… maybe in the summer when there isn't as many decent new shows on TV. (Also, I think now with the success of The Avengers, isn't it time that Mr. Joss Whedon has his own TV channel to air everything he creates or likes? With no fear of cancelation? I think so!)
I really loved the idea of a chocolate genmaicha! There is a ton of toasted rice here that pairs perfectly with chocolate. I didn't see too many cocoa nibs, but maybe they are hiding with the rice. Since this is a 52Teas blend, I went with a short steep time at 45 seconds, but decided it needed more flavor so I kept the infuser in for a minute and 40 seconds. This is good! It tastes like a great roasty genmaicha with a tiny bit of bittersweet chocolate milk added to it, though it does leave the mouth a bit dry. As it cools, it tastes like chocolate ice cream. I can see Captain Mal sipping "the people's tea" while protecting them. I think it would have been a nice touch to add a bit of strawberry, since they are so precious in the 'verse.


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When deleting internet browser history there's an option to 'Preserve Favourites website data'. This will store all information only relating to site stored as a Favourite. The previous screen however, had the 'Delete browsing history on exit' option. The two would seem to contradict each other so i've had a look into it and found that even if you have the 'Delete browsing history on exit' option selected it does not override the 'Preserve Favourites website data'. I originally thought that it might (what with there being other bugs with current builds) but have only just come to test it so i thought i'd post this to pass on the information. |
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Juicing can provide nutrients for better healthThursday, January 9th, 2014 Issue 02, Volume 18.
Depending on ones risk factors and symptoms, certain foods are advisable to help keep the body in as healthful of a state as possible. Many have found that juicing raw vegetables and fruits is an easier way to consume combinations of foods that are helpful to their individual goal. Juicing typically requires using a rather high-powered machine, similar to a blender that will turn raw fruits and vegetables into liquid form. There are many health benefits of drinking freshly juiced fruits and vegetables and its a good way to add nutrients one may need from fruits and vegetables they may not normally consume. Here are the benefits of different foods that can be used (raw and/or cooked) in making nutritional juices. Controlling blood sugar levels ⢠Soluble (high) fiber choices like leafy greens, berries, cabbage, brussels sprouts, asparagus, apples and beans can help slow the absorption of sugars in the blood, which steadies the rate the pancreas releases insulin. ⢠Cinnamon â consuming only one or two teaspoons a day can help the body process insulin. ⢠Complex carbohydrates such as whole oats, brown rice, quinoa, and whole wheat are slower to convert into glucose in the body, helping promote a steadier release of insulin. ⢠Reduce the buildup of excess blood sugar in cells by incorporating a daily serving of apple, broccoli, corn, grapefruit, sweet potato, and tomato into the diet. Improving muscle health ⢠Greens again! Collard greens, turnip greens, mustard greens, spinach and kale are great sources of calcium and vitamin K, which promote skeletal muscle movement and help in reducing fatigue. ⢠Spinach, blueberries, cherries and almonds all help reduce inflammation in the body Advertisement ⢠Lima beans, swiss chard, sweet potato, spinach and papaya â all contain the essential electrolyte potassium, which helps regulate the bodys hydration levels, and prevent muscle cramps and spasms. For a better nights sleep ⢠Dates, cashews, oats, spirulina, pumpkin seeds, and sunflower seeds â All these contain tryptophan, an amino acid that releases the chemicals melatonin and serotonin in the brain. This produces a happy, drowsy feeling, and helps maintain the sleep cycle. ⢠To get better REM sleep â try three greens â turnip, mustard, and collard. These are excellent sources of calcium, which experts have concluded helps the brain process tryptophan to release melatonin, a substance known to increase peaceful drowsiness. ⢠The high levels of magnesium in pumpkin seeds, swiss chard, and spinach help relax muscles, strengthen bones, and improve circulation. By relaxing muscles, it helps with a better nights sleep. This is particularly helpful for those with Restless Leg Syndrome. Slow the aging process ⢠Bioflavonoid antioxidants in red apples, nectarines, blackberries, blueberries, raspberries, and black and green tea help protect the brain and cells against the wear and tear of aging, reduce inflammation, and help prevent cancer. ⢠Great choices for plant-based protein include white beans, black beans, garbanzo beans, split peas, and artichokes. Since the body loses muscle as it ages, it is important to consume good levels of protein in the diet. Muscle loss weakens the body, making healthy exercise more difficult. ⢠Flax seeds and walnuts are super food choices with great levels of DHA Omega-3 fatty acids. These keep inflammation in the body down and can improve brain function and delay neurological aging. ⢠Foods/substances that can accelerate the aging process include refined sugars, highly-processed foods, and cigarette smoking. 0 comments Be the first to share your opinion on this article!
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Inventory Account Clerk / Library Aide
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Jenifer Doane
Administrative Assistant / Registrar
Becky Garraway
Classroom Aide / Office Support
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Administrative Assistant/Teacher Assistant
Patty Niko
Classroom Aide / Office Support
Dave Gaddis
Campus Maintenance
Marian Baker
I have lived in Eureka since I was three and am a graduate of EHS and HSU. Being a mother has been my inspiration for being involved in the homeschooling world. Along with teaching, I also homeschool my two daughters. Music and language are two of my favorite interests and I am glad to share what I love with the students at Alder Grove. If I wasn't a teacher, I might have been an author of children's books, an artist, a composer, a rock star, a missionary, or maybe the head of an orphanage. But as it is, I get to be almost all of those things in this job. Teaching and parenting are very fulfilling.
Jennifer Burtrum
Classes: College and Career Readiness, Community Connections Program: Volunteer / Job Shadow / Internships, Yearbook
I began my teaching adventure at AGCS in 2008. In addition to teaching classes and developing curriculum for independent study students, I am also the Academic Advisor for middle and high school students. I guide students in their exploration and navigation of their post-high school plans. Whether students are planning to attend college, vocational school or want to start working right away, I am here to provide support and opportunities to help them
reach their goals!
Stefani Gambrel
Math Teacher
Randi Golat
Recorder, Dance, Discoveries in Music
I am originally from Wisconsin and Minnesota. I moved to CA 10 years ago and attended Humboldt State where I graduated with a degree in Liberal Studies Elementary Education with a minor in Psychology. I then went on to receive my Multiple Subject Teaching Credential from Humboldt State as well. I have worked with children for many years before coming to Alder Grove; I have been a tutor, a yard duty, a teacher's aide, an after school enrichment teacher, and a summer school Math teacher.
One of my favorite things about Alder Grove is working with students of all ages. I have a 12 year old daughter that is in the 6th grade at Jacoby Creek. When I am not teaching, I enjoy playing basketball with my daughter, going for walks, cooking, reading, sewing, crafting, hanging out with friends and family,
and laughing at a funny movie.
Jeffrey Gonzalez
Originally hailing from Santa Barbara County, Jeffrey moved to Humboldt in 1996, where he has devoted his energy to teaching students of all levels for the last decade. He received his BA in English and American Literature from UC Santa Cruz in 1993, then went on to attend Humboldt State for graduate school, earning an MA in American Literature in 2003, and then a California Teaching Credential in 2006. After a two-year stint teaching high school, he has been teaching English for College of the Redwoods in Hoopa since 2009, and he very much enjoys working with the people who live on Klamath and Trinity Rivers. Jeffrey started teaching at Alder Grove in 2012 and he loves the diverse families and perspectives who come to our school, not to mention the outstanding staff who work here. He lives in McKinleyville with his wife and family, and likes to surf, backpack, and play guitar in his precious spare time.
Julie Hochfeld
I was born and raised in Chicago, received a B.A. in Anthropology and Women's Studies from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, then came to Humboldt County in 1988 and never turned back. I love the close-knit community and natural beauty here (though not always the fog). I received a Multiple Subjects Teaching Credential from HSU and also completed several years of Extended Education in Creative Writing and Children's Literature. I have taught at Alder Grove for four years and feel grateful to work with such a wonderful group of people - the staff, students, and parents. I love being able to teach students of all ages and support families in making their own educational choices.
In addition, I work as a California Poet in the Schools in the community and bring this experience to my on-site classes at Alder Grove. I have a 15-year old daughter who attended charter schools from kindergarten through 8th grade and two well-loved cats. When not writing comments on kids' poems, planning lessons, ordering curriculum, or cooking dinner, I enjoy reading novels, writing, taking long walks, swimming in rivers, dancing, and time with family and friends.
Tavia Huey
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students and the staff.
Sandy Lynn
Math Teacher
Tiffany Maher
Classes: Algebra, Science
I have been teaching at Alder Grove Charter School since it opened in 2006. I am a 1993 graduate of Eureka High School. I earned a bachelor of science degree from Brigham Young University in conservation biology and zoology in 1997. In 2000, I received a secondary education science teaching credential from Humboldt State University. I am currently pursuing certification in educational leadership (administrative credential) at HSU.
I am a fifth generation Humboldt County native. My husband Justin and I are the parents of four children and a house full of pets. I enjoy camping, kayaking, running, and reading. My favorite thing about working at Alder Grove is the opportunity to tailor instruction and select curriculum to meet the individual needs of students.
Patty Marsh
I have worked at Alder Grove Charter School as a Credentialed Teacher since 2007. I have a Major in Wildlife and a Minor in Natural Resource Management, a certificate in Geographic Information Systems along with a Child Development Site Certification. I have also worked with the USFS in many disciplines and with PG&E as a Utility Forester and Certified Arborist. I enjoy teaching and working with students of all ages and experiences. My background in science has led me on many adventures, including diving in Mexico and off the Pemba Spice Islands in Africa. I have been on Safari in Tanzania and Kenya. I have a strong love and passion for the outdoors. I enjoy gardening, canning, water skiing, snow skiing, motorcycles, horses, hiking, kayaking, sailing, abalone diving, snorkeling, scuba diving, and hanging out on a river. But mostly I enjoy spending time with my family and close friends.
Cassandra Moulton
Classes: Math, Science
Hilson Parker
Classes: World Cultures, Guitar,
Drumming, Rock Band
I am a credentialed teacher holding a a multiple subject credential and supplementary authorizations in music. I am a lifelong musician with a B.A. in Music Education and have worked in many local schools teaching learners of many different ages and backgrounds. I love to teach children of all ages and help them to find their natural interests while providing them a solid educational foundation for their lifelong journey of learning. I came to Alder Grove because I believe an individualized education is a great opportunity, and I feel fortunate to be able to help provide that education!
Lorraine Parnell
I earned my undergraduate degree from UC Berkeley many years ago. I attended the HSU teacher credential program when I was 47 years old and have been teaching in Eureka since then. I love the students, parents and staff at Alder Grove. I live in Eureka with my husband. We have two grown sons. In my spare time I like to garden, read, be politically active, walk and play with my dogs Lucky and Spike and work on rehab projects on my old house.
Laurie Richardson
After studying studio art at UC Santa Barbara, I took my undergraduate degree in English literature from UC Berkeley. I hold multiple subject and single subject (art) credentials from
Humboldt State University.
After moving to Humboldt County in 1990 I began working as a teacher in 1994. I am proud to be a part of the caring community of teachers, staff, and families at Alder Grove.
Working with high school students is especially gratifying because I get to watch them become more self-reliant, motivated and responsible for their educational experience.
In my free time I enjoy watercolor painting and
hiking throughout our beautiful Humboldt County!
Cedar Smith
I am a native of Humboldt County. I graduated from Eureka High School in 1999 and earned my BA and teaching credential at HSU in 2006. Over the years since graduation I have had the opportunity to work in Eureka City Schools in planning individualized curriculum for students as well as teach enrichment classes in art/ reading/ and science and substitute. I began teaching at
Alder Grove in November 2012.
My choice to become a teacher was in part driven by my desire to be actively involved with the community and help spark a joy of learning in children. Alder Grove allows me to know each student and parent well as we get to meet weekly (or at least monthly). I feel a sense of connection with each family that is fulfilling to me as an educator and challenging to receive in the more traditional school setting. I value the flexibility that Alder Grove offers in meeting the needs of each invdividual (students, parents and teachers). I am a mother of three beautiful children, teacher, runner, pilates instructor and dancer. My life is exciting and busy. I don't fit in a box and being a part of Alder Grove, I don't have to!
Suzanne Smith
Born in San Francisco; graduated from UC-Berkeley;
MA - Cal State Sonoma; have taught all subjects K-12.
Terri Tripp
I have been teaching in Humboldt County since 1995. I have taught all grades and subjects. My specialty is drama, but I enjoy teaching all subjects and new challenges. I really like my job at Alder Grove, because I get the opportunity to work with a variety of students (K-12) and parents. There is never a dull moment! Our on-site classes are a great addition to our program, and they give teachers like me the chance to teach and design creative curriculum again. Feel free to check out my classes or introduce yourself to me, if we haven't already met.
Tim Warner
Classes: History
Rachel Weiss
Elizabeth Who
I joined the team at AGCS in the fall of 2013 and plan to stay for a long time. I grew up in St. Louis, Missouri and still visit family and friends there. I earned a B.A. at Stanford University and a M.A. and teaching credential at the University of Colorado in Boulder. I've always worked with children, from my first job teaching an after-school enrichment singing class, to leading wilderness trips, to classroom teaching at the elementary level. Since 1996, I've lived with my husband, Fred, and dogs, cats and chickens in Arcata, where we home school our son, Humboldt. My hobbies include yoga, reading, baseball, and enjoying the outdoors. I feel fortunate to be journeying with the families and staff at
AGCS on our education paths.
Kathy Yeager
When I was a kid growing up, I was really fascinated by all forms of life around me, especially bugs. I could always be found sloshing through streams or turning over rocks. As I got older, people began to call this a love of "Science", so I ended up pursuing a Biology degree when I went to college.
I'd have to say that I have really loved studying this field. However, one of the things that I love about teaching at Alder Grove is that I get to enjoy all subjects with my students. I have been working at Alder Grove since 2009, and I feel so lucky to be working in a school where students and their families have such a big part in shaping their education.
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The report Towards greater convergence gauges the value that investors and CFOs see in IFRS (International Financial Reporting Standards) and other global standards. The findings provide compelling evidence for policy makers and regulators that global convergence would be beneficial on a number of fronts - not just for IFRS, but also for audit and other areas such as corporate governance and non-financial reporting.
The survey of 163 CFOs and investors across the US, Europe, Asia and the Middle-East, published to co-incide with the 28th session of UNCTAD's Intergovernmental Working Group of Experts on International Standards of Accounting and Reporting (ISAR) in Geneva, also finds evidence that access to capital for companies has increased and its costs have been reduced by IFRS adoption.
Helen Brand, chief executive of ACCA, says: 'The growing support amongst CFOs and investors for global standards must be considered carefully by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) as it considers its decision about whether the US should adopt IFRS; we believe a positive answer from the SEC would give a tremendous boost to the cause of financial reporting and more importantly the world economy.'
The research reveals that respondents' increasing familiarity with global standards in financial reporting continues to break down resistance to their implementation. More than 40 per cent of respondents said that IFRS has improved access to capital, while around a quarter say adoption has lowered capital costs.
ACCA warns that the benefits of IFRS in terms of allowing investors to make accurate cross-border comparisons of companies will only be maximised if 'carve outs' of standards by governments and other national add-ons to rules and regulations are kept to an absolute minimum.
Helen Brand comments: 'It is essential that national policymakers resist as far as possible the temptation to include issues which may be important in their countries but which, when aggregated, will threaten the integrity of the international regime. Global standards need to be just that – global.'
The research's other findings show:
- The effect of the financial crisis has improved the perception of global standards among investors and issuers, with over half (52 per cent) saying they view global standards such as IFRSs more positively in the wake of economic crisis than in the last few years.
- 60 per cent of respondents see international standards as facilitators of more consistent regulation.
- Investors favour global auditing standards more than CFOs – 27 per cent of CFOs see some benefit from these, compared with nearly twice as many – 49 per cent who see little or no benefit.
- Amongst Investors, 44 per cent are positive on this, compared with 30 per cent who do not.
- Rising demands from investors and customers for greater disclosure is fuelling an appetite for global standards in non-financial reporting. Far more CFOs (37 per cent) believe standards will improve non-financial reports, such as those on corporate social responsibility and environmental risk, than the nine per cent who think otherwise.
- Executives believe that global standards or benchmarks in corporate governance would encourage more long term thinking with 70 per cent of both CFOs and investors believing that standards for corporate governance would encourage more long term thinking in the boardroom.
- There is also a clear recognition of the potential benefits of Integrated Reporting, with more than two thirds of those surveyed saying there is much to be gained – both in terms of better decision-making (39 per cent) and a more accurate picture of overall performance (28 per cent) from the presentation of financial, governance and sustainability information in an integrated format.
Helen Brand concludes: 'While ACCA has long supported global standards - we were the first major body to qualify accountants in IFRS – we also believe in evidence-based policy, which is why we commissioned this independent research. I am pleased to see that key stakeholders in the financial reporting process such as investors and CFOs are increasingly showing support for global accounting standards.'


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I have the following hostas for trade:
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- Posted by angelonia_anne z5NY (My Page) on Thu, Aug 31, 06 at 10:54
I have almost 200 hostas. I also have pulmonaria & heuchera. See my exchange list: Would be interested in: |
- Posted by swamp_thing z6 OH (My Page) on Thu, Sep 14, 06 at 13:19
Hello I do not have any hosta's at this time but my trade list is now up and I sure would want a mini hosta to grow this fall in my flower bed?So, please look at my list and I'm sure something would interest you?I will have a royal stantard hosta to offer you for next spring?or I will pay for postage and handling if there is nothing on my list?Thank you |
- Posted by swamp_thing z6 OH (My Page) on Fri, Sep 15, 06 at 9:41
Good morning! I will have a royal standard hosta next spring?My daughter is giving me some of hers? I know it has a white flower which is fragrant? Also have a coral bell that bears red flowers but do not know its name?Hope that will interest you?Bye |
swamp_thing, I responded to you but you didn't reply. Check your e-mail. Oh, and your e-mail is blocked from members, so it's hard to contact you. -Pam |
- Posted by swamp_thing z6 OH (My Page) on Tue, Sep 19, 06 at 16:43
Pam help me out here girl?How do you unblock my email?I see my email on the site and its correct but do not know how to get it to work?I send you another email with my email address this should help out for sure? |
O.K. I sent instructions to the e-mail address you sent me directly. If you don't see the e-mail soon, check your "Junk E-Mail" folder in hotmail. :-) -Pam |
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Originally published Sunday, July 10, 2011 at 9:16 PM
Woman sues for heartbreak via Facebook
A Michigan woman is seeking $8,386.88 from a Kennewick man because of a relationship gone bad via Facebook.
Tri-City Herald
KENNEWICK — Can you sue someone for a broken heart? A Michigan woman is seeking $8,386.88 from a Kennewick man because of a relationship gone bad via Facebook.
Cheryl Gray says Wylie Iwan led her on, caused her to spend money on gifts and a trip to the Tri-Cities, then humiliated her when he posted vulgar comments on her Facebook wall.
The 50-year-old unemployed paralegal admits she was "devastated" and angry when a week before her planned trip, he said he met someone else at a Kennewick bar.
Now, "I feel foolish," Gray said. "I'm not so much mad or angry. I feel foolish. I am disillusioned."
Iwan says he and Gray were just Facebook friends who played Mafia Wars together, but the friendship developed into an online relationship. Still, he said, he told her she was welcome to visit during spring break as "my friend."
When he met someone new, he said he was upfront with Gray about it and initially she was OK with it. But then, the 35-year-old who works at Applebee's said, Gray started a hate group about him on Facebook and called him an online predator.
"I want this lady to move on and leave me alone," said Iwan, who had to find an attorney in Michigan to represent him. "It's a completely frivolous lawsuit."
There have been lawsuits about jilted online friends who spent money on gifts or other things they want to recover, said Eric Goldman, a Santa Clara University law professor. Whether a judge will hear a case often depends on whether it was a good-faith relationship or outright fraud.
"Courts get reluctant to regulate matters of the heart," Goldman said. "Judges don't really want to be in the middle of a lover's quarrel."
Gray, a single mother living in Livonia, Mich., with her 13-year-old daughter, said she played Mafia Wars on Facebook and met Iwan through the game because they were part of the same clan, or family.
They became Facebook friends in September and had about 300 friends in common, she said. During the next couple of months, they began talking through Facebook messages, and Gray said Iwan wanted to exchange personal information and get to know her.
They also talked on the phone, through text messages and via email, she said.
By late November or early December, Iwan created a special group page and invited her to join it, she said. The page was accessible only to people in the group, so she said it essentially was a secret page the two could use to talk.
"We spent an hour plus in the morning online and three, four, five, eight hours at night every day," Gray said.
She said Iwan used the word "friend" or "best friend," while at the same time saying, "I love you" or "I'm falling in love with you," and making plans for the future. "He led me to believe for a number of months that our meeting was to explore a potential relationship between the two of us," she said.
She sent him and his sons gifts for Christmas, his birthday and flowers on Valentine's Day. She bought airplane tickets and reserved a rental car for a trip to Kennewick from April 6-11 and reserved a hotel room in Seattle and got tickets to the Mariners' opening home game.
On March 30, Gray said Iwan told her he had met someone else four days earlier.
"I was just really devastated ... and I guess I was angry. I had done some very nice things for him," she said. "He supposedly met this person on Saturday, but I don't believe that. I believe he was already involved in a relationship. ... I felt like this guy is taking me on a ride."
Around the new year, Gray told him how much she enjoyed being his friend and wanted to get to know him better, Iwan said. He said he thought she was a great person and wanted to get to know her too.
"We decided — it wasn't all me — but we decided we wanted to meet each other. After that, things started toward a relationship and we started sharing more information," Iwan said. "For Valentine's Day, she said she wanted to tell me she loved me as a friend. I told her I love her, too. I was meaning it as a friend."
Iwan said when they first began talking, Gray said she was 42. After they got more personal and made plans to meet, she admitted she was 50. She also went back and forth a couple of times about whether she would make the trip to Kennewick, even after she bought the plane tickets, Iwan said.
He said he did meet someone new when he was at a bar with friends March 26. . He said he told Gray the next day about the other woman because he wanted to be upfront about everything.
"I was like, 'If you want to come down here as my friend, come down as my friend,' " he said.
Iwan, who still has copies of some of the messages, said Gray responded: "I think that's great :) I think you should pursue it :)"
Gray's attitude changed, however, later that day, Iwan said. She took screen shots of posts on the page they used, then started deleting everything, he said. She also posted comments on her Facebook wall and his wall about how he led her on for three months, Iwan said.
He admits posting a derogatory comment about her, but he said that was after she created the hate group about him.
Iwan said he wanted nothing to do with Gray "after she had done all her crazy stuff, after she created a hate group about me." He said he even disabled his Facebook account and stopped playing Mafia Wars because "she took all the fun away from that game."
On April 22, Iwan got an email from an attorney friend of Gray's seeking $956.88 for repayment of expenses related to the trip she didn't take, and gifts and flowers she sent him. A week later, Iwan got a second email that said Gray no longer was interested in pursuing the claim.
Then on May 18, Gray filed a civil suit in Michigan seeking $8,368.88 for misrepresentation, promissory estoppel, defamation of character and intentional infliction of emotional distress.
She said she was "shocked, humiliated and embarrassed" by Iwan's characterization of her in posts that their shared friends could see and said her reputation was injured, according to court documents Gray filed.


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DOORS will be knocked next week during the annual Salvation Army Red Shield Appeal that aims to raise funds to help one million Australians each year.
The money raised by the Portland corps during the door knock appeal goes towards major drug, gambling and alcohol programs, as well as local court chaplains.
In a typical week, across Australia, The Salvation Army provides assistance to about 500 people addicted to drugs, alcohol or gambling, as well as providing several thousand people with counselling.
Locally the Salvation Army court chaplain, who covers the court system between Portland, Hamilton and Warrnambool, provides pastoral care and support.
This year the Red Shield Appeal will begin on Tuesday with donations being accepted from the main entrance of Portland Safeway from 7am to 9pm each weekday, before the door knock commences on the weekend of May 24-25.
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posted this on October 21, 2010, 7:57 PM
First you need to set up a custom domain as described here. This will allow you to match your display URL with your destination URL.
Google will approve a destination URL that is a sub-domain of your display URL. They just want to make sure the top-level domain of yourdomain.com match for both display and destination.
Example (acceptable)
Destination URL: promo.yourdomain.com/product
Display URL: yourdomain.com
An exception to this is if you're using a domain that hosts many different independent entities like blogspot.com or wordpress.com (blogspot.com as your display and myblog.blogspot.com as your destination would not be approved).
You can read a bit more about it here and here...
Hey Oli, what about Adwords high QS in order to have low CPC and no campaign rejection? any recommendation?
Hey Mariano,
You might find this post useful: http://unbounce.com/ppc-landing-pages/
Hi Oli,
Hmmm. I have a CNAME set up to direct a subdomain to my unbounce landing page and that works, however, when I create an ad in Adwords, my ad gets rejected:
Ad Status: Disapproved
Ad Issue(s): Inaccurate Display URL
Please edit your display URL so that it matches your landing page URL.
To be compliant with this policy, your display URL should read
unbouncepages.com. Please note compliance with this policy does not
imply compliance with all policies.
What I did in my ad was exactly what you suggested above:
Destination URL: promo.yourdomain.com/product
Display URL: yourdomain.com
When I changed it to the following, the ad was approved:
Destination URL: promo.yourdomain.com/product
Display URL: promo.yourdomain.com
What's the work around? What am I missing?
Update: I think this works now. Perhaps I had created the ad too close in time to the creation of the the CNAME record. Now that it's been a few days, it seems to working. Feel free to delete my comments to clean up this thread.
Hi Stephan,
I'm glad it's working now.
I think i'll leave the thread intact in case it helps someone else.
Just to make sure we know what worked and what didn't - did you have to include the subdomain to get it to work? Or does it work without the subdomain in the display URL now that it's had a bit of time?
Thanks for following up.
No, did not have to include the subdomain in the display URL. So your original example worked. Sorry for the confusion.
From my ad words account I need to place a conversion script. Typically this goes on the thank you page after after a customer makes an inquiry. Where can I place that code snippit at in umbounce. This code is seperate form the Google analytics code already on the pages.
Oli, I have the same question Eric asked. I put an HTML placeholder on the Thank You page, but I am not sure this is the right place. Also, Is there a URL for the Thank You page that I can use when setting up Goals (in google analytics)? Thanks.
I have the same question as the two above. Is there a way to place a conversion script on the thank you page, so I can track various campaigns via adwords?
Hi guys, we put together an article at http://support.unbounce.com/entries/21059318 that explains how to add Google AdWords conversion tracking to your Unbounce page. We should have a video posted fairly soon as well.
Gerard - there is a URL for the confirmation dialog which can be used for Analytics conversion tracking. I've added a comment to our Google Analytics article which should explain how to go about tracking this down.
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Customize Your Athens Information
It is spring and love is in the air. I am in love with Athens. (Ok, I probably need to get out a little more often.) Athens has added some nice customization features for libraries and users.
Resource Customization
When a library user logged into MyAthens and clicked on Resources they got generic resource descriptions supplied by the vendor.
For example:
Thomson Gale Databases
"Gain access to your institution's own Thomson Gale online reference and periodical resources, such as InfoTrac (including Onefile/Newspapers), Gale Virtual Reference Library (eBooks), The Times Digital Archive, ECCO and Resource Centers."
Yeah, not very helpful or informative to the general library user. It was also a problem for large journal/publisher sites.
For example:
Oxford Journals
"Research journals from Oxford University Press in the fields of Life Science, Medicine, Mathematics and Physical Sciences, Humanities, Social Sciences and Law."
I don't know but if I was the average library user, I would assume by that description my library had access to ALL of the Oxford Journals. If a library doesn't subscribe to the entire kit and kaboodle, the library can now change the wording to reflect that.
In fact the library can change the wording to all of the resources to better help the users. Lyn Norris from Athens says, "If you only subscribe to the Cochrane Library through Wiley InterScience, you can change the name of the resource to The Cochrane Library, and amend the text to describe the Cochrane Library. Alternatively, if you have a second STAT!ref subscription, perhaps for Anatomy TV, you can amend the name from STAT!ref Supplemental to Anatomy TV, and give it a description related to Anatomy TV."
Browser Toolbars
Athens now has toolbars for both Firefox and Internet Explorer. The toolbar replicates the features of the MyAthens web page and can be used to access Athens authenticated resources. What is nice is that you just click on the Athens Options to login and once you are logged in you can used the pull down menu on the toolbar to jump to your resources.


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CHEYENNE, Wyo. — The Wyoming Lottery Corporation on Monday announced its selection of an Oregon man to serve as its first chief executive officer.
Jon Clontz, 49, will start Oct. 7 as CEO at a salary of $165,000 a year, said Brian Scott Gamroth, chairman of the Wyoming Lottery Corporation board.
Clontz served as deputy director with the Oregon Lottery for the past two years.
"His leadership qualities, strong communication skills, and a proven track record of success with the Oregon Lottery give us great confidence in his abilities to get things done for Wyoming," Gamroth said.
The Wyoming Legislature approved the creation of a state lottery early this year, and Gov. Matt Mead appointed the nine-member lottery board over the summer. Officials hope to have the lottery up and running next year.
The board says Clontz is an Army veteran and has a master's degree in public administration from The Evergreen State College in Olympia, Wash. His wife Renee and son Max will relocate to Cheyenne later this year.
Clontz presented plans on Monday in Casper for implementing the lottery, which could be in place by January 2015. The lottery board will hear from potential vendors during Tuesday's meeting.
The board selected Clontz from among dozens of applicants, Gamroth said. He said the position was publicized in national lottery publications.
The lottery is expected to gross about $25 million in Wyoming, netting about $6 million a year after expenses and prizes. The first $6 million of proceeds will go to local governments. Anything above goes to a school fund.
Getting a statewide lottery in Wyoming has taken many years. Before the measure ultimately passed the Legislature this year, lottery bills had been shot down since the 1980s. Before this year, lottery proposals had never cleared the House, where revenue-generating bills originate.
Opponents have said that a statewide lottery is a regressive tax on poor residents who play the game. Proponents, though, have emphasized that Wyoming has lost millions of dollars a year from residents who play the lottery in other states.
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Simply put, Salma Hayek is sexy. What are her secrets? Find out here, along with these exclusive behind-the-scenes shots from her cover shoot with Mario Testino. For more of our interview with the actress, pick up the September issue of Allure, on newsstands August 23.
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For those of you new to my blog since joining BoardingArea, "The High Life" is my series on food and spirits, similar to the occasional diversions you'll read about at the Points, Miles, & Martinis Happy Hour. I try to keep them travel related because cuisine is a big reason I enjoy new destinations, but in truth they're a break for me after writing the more complicated posts like this week's series on fares and booking classes.
Lucky was complaining about his meal in Spain yesterday. Apparently he doesn't like meat that looks like it used to be part of an animal, and in this case he was served the entire animal. Perhaps he can re-enter the ranks of carnivores by following Mark Zuckerberg's approach and personally killing all the animals he eats.
It's not really Lucky's fault. We all have our food preferences, and his seem to have some good justification. I was certainly a picky eater before I started college and later began traveling around the world. Americanized Thai food freaked me out, and I wouldn't go near an Indian tikka masala of all things. At some point I lost most of my shyness and just started eating whatever was put in front of me. I also started talking to whoever would listen. (Heck, I couldn't even give a five-minute speech without shaking when I was 17, and now I chair a university lecture series at 27.)
But Lucky's story reminded me of a particularly delicious meal I had with some of Megan's friends a few weeks ago in Seattle. I know, not really a travel story, but we did trek all the way out to Capitol Hill, just about the complete opposite of where I live in quiet Maple Leaf and a place I generally avoid due to parking hell. That's too bad because some of the best restaurants and bars are there, including Quinn's Pub.
As we waited for her friends to arrive, I indulged at the bar with a "Missed Opportunity." With a name like that, I obviously had to try one, and besides, it has gin. I love gin. It was delicious and refreshing, just as you'd expect. Sort of like a grownup's sage lemonade.
I'm not exactly sure of the proportions because I didn't see him make it. I also am embarrassed to admit I have no St. Germain in my extensive liquor collection, but it's simple enough that I'm willing to completely guess on the recipe. One of you will have to let me know if it works or not.
- 2 oz. gin
- 3/4 oz. St. Germain
- 3/4 oz. fresh lemon juice
- 1 teaspoon finely chopped sage
- Shake well and serve in a cocktail glass
Once we sat down to eat, the real treat awaited. Quinn's is known not just for its great cocktails but also its novel food. At one time they served a foie gras corn dog and was boycotted for it by the PETA folks. It was good, but the flavor of the foie gras was pretty heavily obscured. Maybe not the best combination.
This night I saw an item on the menu I just had to have. Fried pig face nuggets. Oh yeah, baby! I love trying new foods. Although this wasn't a new animal, it was at least a new part of an old favorite. And you can't go wrong with a name like that. They were pretty good, but not all that different from a crab cake. A pig cake. I can live with that.
Since I'd finished my cocktail, I also needed another drink. Quinn's has an extensive collection of whiskeys, and one feature I like is that they offer a flight of scotches for only $22. More than gin, I love scotch. Rather than springing for an entire bottle of something you've never heard of let alone tried, you can have a few tastes for not much more than a single glass.
I chose the Auchentoshan, Glenfiddich, and Highland Park. The first, again, because of the bizarre name (AW-shun-TAW-shun). The other two I'd just never had before and I was feeling lazy. I'd already gotten fairly drunk on Lagavulin over Christmas, so I figured I could pass on that for now even though it's one of my favorites.
I love scotch. Scotchy, scotch, scotch. Here it goes down, down into my belly…
~Ron Burgundy, in Anchor Man
It turned out my tastes were pretty much in line with what I ordered. The Auchentoshan was by far the best. I didn't really care for the Highland Park. And the Glenfiddich… well, it wasn't awful. It also didn't really taste like anything. So now I'm on the lookout for a bottle of Auchentoshan the next time I visit family in California.


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Shortly after the inauguration of the first joint Swedish and French air service between Stockholm and Paris in 1932, a group of travel people from the French capital were invited to make an exploratory flight over the new route. The welcome they received in Stockholm led to many pleasant friendships.
Realizing the importance of closer relationships among those who strive to develop and promote both national and international travel, the men who made the flight to Stockholm determined to found a permanent organization whose primary aim would be the creation of goodwill and friendship in travel and transportation circles throughout the world.
The Paris Skål Club was formed on December 16, 1932, with Rene Genestie as President. In 1934, twelve other clubs had been formed and Florimond Volckaert conceived the idea of uniting them into an international organization. The Association International des Skål Clubs (A.I.S.C.) was created on April 28, 1934, and Voickaert became its Founder President. From that modest beginning, Skål now has more than 25,000 members in over 500 Clubs, spread throughout 80 countries.
On April 1, 1938, the Skål Club of North America (Skål Club of New York, No. 28) was founded.
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They found a dead mako on the jetty at Wells Beach up here today (just up the shore a piece from Sue36), as well as two other sharks spotted just off the beach.
Just a follow up to our conversation in the other thread. |
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No! Now I can't tell DS there is nothing to worry about here in NE. He still won't go to the beach - - no way, no how. And my neighbor told him yesterday that she saw a sand shark in the shallows at Misquamicut, so he's even more afraid then he was. We'be been substituting beach days for days at Six Flags NE, but it's a poor substitute IMO. Guess we'll have to get season passes next year . . . |
- Posted by bill_vincent (email@example.com) on Mon, Aug 14, 06 at 9:03
Sand sharks are nothing to worry about. I've swam with them at the beach across from Chick's in West Haven, not to mention catching them by accident several times, both there and in Milford at Gulf and East Broadway Beaches. They won't bother you. Makos, on the other hand, are a different story. |
I just happened to click on this and saw my name! We are just a skip and a jump to Wells (and just a skip, no jump needed, to York). I'll have to tell DH about this. I didn't hear about it, but I've been holed up in my home office procrastinating about my papers for my masters degree. I guess everyone has different fears. I'd swim in the ocean any day before I'd go on a roller coaster. Being hurled to earth in a metal car scares me way more than sharks do. It's pretty rare to hear about shark bites in NE. |
- Posted by bill_vincent (email@example.com) on Mon, Aug 14, 06 at 18:25
Sue, check the 11:00 news tonight-- it was on again tonight at 6, specifically channel 13. |
Oh well, I missed it. I've been home from work since last Wednesday. I am supposed to be writing 2 20+ page papers to finish my masters degree. Instead I have been, (1) cooking, (2) cleaning, (3) going to Ethan Allen, (4) playing with the cat, (5) going for ice cream at the Nubble lighthouse. So, it is now 11:25 on Monday night and I have 24 1/2 hours to get myself out of this mess. Who needs sleep! |
- Posted by bill_vincent (email@example.com) on Tue, Aug 15, 06 at 9:36
I'm sure you'll hear about it in talking with people around town. Good luck in getting that paper done!! Whaddya doin in here?? Git ta work!! :-) |
Hi Bill, I'm back. I finally went to sleep at 6:30 and got up at 11:45. DH shouldn't have let me sleep that late, but he seems to think the motto, "never wake a sleeping baby" applies to wives as well. I am almost finished with 1 paper, 1 more to go. I have until midnight, I guess. I know I shouldn't be checking in here, but every once and awhile I need to get away from defamation and section 230 immunity! |
- Posted by bill_vincent (email@example.com) on Tue, Aug 15, 06 at 15:20
Not a problem. Chances are pretty good that 9 out of every 10 people that come in here have other places they should be, or other things they should be doing, too, myself included!! :-) |
- Posted by bill_vincent (email@example.com) on Tue, Aug 15, 06 at 17:10
Paige-- Another report, this time in Mass-- a woman caught a world record blue shark-- 11', 364 pounds. Dey's gittin closer!! |
I can't hear you! My ears are plugged! La la la la la la lah! If I don't know about it, I can honestly tell me son that I have never heard of it happening there, you see. :-) I mean, what are the chances of it happening to us twice? |
Well, I finished. One paper turned out ok, the other seriously is horrible. If they pass me it will be a miracle. I don't know what happened to me. I have turned into such a procrastinator. Oh well, I might have the first F of my life. The I would need to take another course, at a cost of about $3k. Sigh. I'm stressing now. (pounding my head on the desk) I should have started it sooner! |
- Posted by bill_vincent (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Wed, Aug 16, 06 at 8:40
What you need is a good drunk to relieve that stress!! Know of any frat parties? LMAO If not, kick back with your husband, some soft music, and a MAGNUM of Dom!! :-) |
- Posted by bill_vincent (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Wed, Aug 16, 06 at 8:41
You're a riot!! LMAO |
- Posted by momto4kids (My Page) on Wed, Aug 16, 06 at 13:05
Ohmigoodness! We just got back from that area (KB). The kids wouldn't go in the ocean beyond their waists (which was actually OK with me!). DH kept trying to assure them it's far too cold for sharks. They were skittish since we were in FL last summer at the same beach where a young girl was fatally attacked by a shark two days after we left. Ugh! I don't remember ever worrying about this when I was a child at the beach. |
- Posted by bill_vincent (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Wed, Aug 16, 06 at 17:49
You're a riot!! LMAO BTW, that comment was directed at PaigeCT-- I was in a hurry this morning, and forgot that part!! DUHH!! :-) |
I just looked up some statistics and Maine had zero shark bites in 2004 (the most recent year I could find). Mass. had 1, and Mass has a LOT more swimmers. |
- Posted by bill_vincent (email@example.com) on Thu, Aug 17, 06 at 23:32
Sue-- this time it's right in your neighboerhood!! One spotted this evening in the shallows at York Beach. |
I read it was a basking shark. They don't bite people. One fisherman said he saw it and there was no second witness. |
- Posted by bill_vincent (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Mon, Aug 21, 06 at 19:25
REALLY!! I didn't hear that!! That's bigtime unusual, being that they usually stay way out to sea. You're right-- they feed strictly on plankton, like whale sharks. They get almost as big, too. |
I think the size is what they were primarily worried about - that people would see it and freak. IF it even existed. One person saw it. Could also be an overactive imagination (or a whale, who knows). |
Here is an article from the local paper (Portsmouth Press Herald) about how the sharks seen around here (York, ME) are not "man-eaters". Time to go swimming! |
Here is a link that might be useful: Sharks don't want you for lunch
- Posted by bill_vincent (email@example.com) on Tue, Aug 29, 06 at 21:42
Yeah-- you could always do like that adrenaline junkie they showed on Discovery during "shark week", and grab ahold of a passing 2000 pound great white shark's dorsal fin, and go for a ride!! |
I am the furthest thing from an adrenaline junkie that there is (I will never understand skydiving, for example)! I guess growing up around the water, and swimming miles offshore from a young age, has made me not have some of the fears that others have of the water. That said, I visited a friend in the Florida Panhandle several years ago when people were getting bitten right and left, and I only went in up to my thighs (I figure anything big enough to get a good sized bite out of me would need to be in deeper water). So I'm not stupid about it! |
Um, Sue, I hate to tell you, but that's just not true. It's a great theory, and it's the one I passed on to my son while we were in the Outer Banks. But it turns out big bull sharks will come right into the shallows. A man was killed and his girlfriend maimed by what was probably one or more bull sharks, and they were walking in the water, not very deep. DS and I were only standing up to our knees when the four-foot bull shark bumped him, and it could have done some serious damage! |
Well, I didn't really think it was true either! LOL! I just tried to rationalize it since I was in Florida in January and I wanted to go in the water, dammit. ;) At least in the shallows someone might get me pulled out of the water quick. What do you think? (a little more rationalizing) All the more reason to stick to New England! We only have to worry about rip tides (Hampton is vicious) and freezing to death in the water. |
- Posted by bill_vincent (email@example.com) on Thu, Aug 31, 06 at 20:11
If Paige is talking about what I think she's talking about, it was a series of attacks down between Daytona and Titusville just a couple of years ago-- about a dozen or so attacks in about 2 months-- all perpetrated by bull sharks, and several of which caused the loss of at the very least, a limb, and in atleast a couple of cases, the victims died from loss of blood. |
The real danger in this world is not sharks, it is coconuts. Every year,around the world, ten times as many people are killed by falling coconuts as are killed by sharks. Stay in the water, far away from coconut palms. |
- Posted by bill_vincent (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Sat, Sep 2, 06 at 14:53
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Thu Jul 28th 2011 7.00am–10.00am
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7:02am | Don Covay & The Goodtimers "I'll Be Satisfied" from Mercy! (Atlantic 1965) —Written by Don Covay & Ronald Miller and originally released by Atlantic in 1965.Buy it! |
7:05am | Small Faces "Sorry She's Mine" from The Small Faces (Remastered) (Decca Music Group Ltd. 1996) —Written by Kenny Lynch and found on their 1966 debut release. Featuring Steve Marriott on lead vocals.Buy it! |
7:08am | Steve Cropper and Sharon Jones "Messin' Up" from Dedicated: A Salute to The 5 Royales (429 2011) N —Written by Lowman Pauling of The 5 Royales who was a big influence on the guitar-playing of Steve Cropper. This new tribute to the 5 Royales features a number of different vocalists such as Sharon Jones, Bettye LaVette, B.B. King, Dan Penn, Steve WinBuy it! |
7:11am | The San Remo Golden Strings "Festival Time" from Double Cookin': Classic Northern Soul Instrumentals (Ace 2010) —Music bed. 1966 soul instrumental written by Joanne Bratton & Linda Bunten.Buy it! |
7:14am | Mark Ronson featuring Amy Winehouse "Valerie" from Version (RCA Records Label 2007) —RIP Amy Winehouse. You would be hard pressed to find a better track from 2007 than this Zutons cover with Amy Winehouse on lead vocals & backing by the Dap-Kings and ?uestlove.Buy it! |
7:17am | Amy Winehouse "You Know I'm No Good" from Back to Black (Universal unk 2006) —Written by Amy Winehouse & produced by Mark Ronson. This one also has a number of Dap-Kings in the backing band. So much talent -- very sad.Buy it! |
7:21am | The City Champs "Love Is a Losing Game" from The Safecracker (Bonus Track Version) (Electraphonic Recording-Digital ELECTRAPHONICRecording.com 2009) —Music bed. 2009 instrumental version of the Amy Winehouse song performed by this Memphis-based trio.Buy it! |
7:22am | Lou Rawls "Bring It On Home" (CAPITOL 1970) —Written by Sam Cooke and found on this album comprised mainly of Sam Cooke songs. Produced by Rick Hall & David Axelrod.Buy it! |
7:25am | Adele "Rolling In The Deep" from 21 (XL/Columbia 2011) —Written by Adele Adkins & Paul Epworth. Pretty great single.Buy it! |
7:29am | John Legend & The Roots "I Wish I Knew How It Would Feel To Be Free" from Wake Up! (G.O.O.D. Music/Columbia 2010) —Written by Billy Taylor & made famous by Nina Simone. John Legend & Sade are performing tonight (7/28) at the Scottrade Center. Not inexpensive but highly recommended.Buy it! |
7:32am | Jimmy Griffin Orchestra "Wade In The Water" from Mo' Mod Jazz (Kent 1998) —Music bed. Instrumental version of the traditional gospel song recorded in 1960 for the Riverside label.Buy it! |
7:34am | Nina Simone "Save Me" from Soul Diva Sisters (Union Square 2004) —Written by Aretha & Carolyn Franklin & King Curtis and recorded in 1976.Buy it! |
7:37am | Honey & The Bees "Love Addict" from The Return of the Funk Soul Sisters (BGP url 2005) —Soul & funk recorded in 1969 for the Philadelphia-based Arctic label. Oh, and for you Christmas music lovers out there, get their song called Jing Jing A Ling.Buy it! |
7:40am | Cold Grits "It's Your Thing (Single Version)" from What It Is! Funky Soul and Rare Grooves (1967-1977) (Rhino 2006) —1969 instrumental version of the Isley Brothers hit recorded for Atlantic.Buy it! |
7:43am | Brother Jack MC Duff "Can't Get Satisfied (Part II)" from Gin and Orange (Dusty Groove 2008) —Music bed. Hammond B-3 instrumental found on this reissue of a 1969 album he originally recorded for the Cadet label.Buy it! |
7:44am | Little Dragon "Shuffle a Dream" from Ritual Union (Peacefrog 2011) N —From their new release which just came out this week. Featuring the vocals of Yukimi Nagano.Buy it! |
7:47am | Prince "When You Were Mine" from Dirty Mind (Warner Brothers 1980) —Great pop song written by Prince and later covered (famously) by Cyndi Lauper.Buy it! |
7:51am | Stevie Wonder "Superstition" from Talking Book (Motown 1972) —Mark your calenders for Higher Ground: A Tribute to Stevie Wonder and Benefit for 88.1 KDHX taking place at Off Broadway in September (Friday 9/30). Why would you even think of missing this?Buy it! |
7:55am | The Funk Brothers "The Way You Do The Things You Do" from 20th Century Masters - The Millennium Collection: The Best of the Funk Brothers SINGLE (Motown/Universal 2004) —Music bed. Original backing track for the Temptations hit.Buy it! |
7:57am | Mose Allison "Eyesight To The Blind" from Mo' Mod Jazz (Kent 1969) —1959 recording for the Prestige label.Buy it! |
8:01am | Shout out Louds "Play the Game" from Work (Merge 2010) —Majestic indie-pop song recorded in 2009 by this band based out of Stockholm, Sweden.Buy it! |
8:05am | Sleepy Kitty "NYC Really Has It All" from Infinity City (Euclid Records 2011) N L —New debut release from this St. Louis band & featuring Paige Brubeck on lead vocals.Buy it! |
8:10am | Viva Voce "Analog Woodland Song" from The Future Will Destroy You (Vanguard 2011) N —Originally out of Muscle Shoals, this husband & wife team is now based out of Portland, OR. Written by Anita & Kevin Robinson .Buy it! |
8:13am | Sleepy Kitty "Ridin' With St. Louis" from Infinity City (Euclid Records 2011) N L —Music bed. Instrumental excerpt taken from their new release.Buy it! |
8:16am | The Three O' Clock "Sorry" from Baroque Hoedown (Frontier 1982) —1982 Easybeats cover from their debut 5-song EP.Buy it! |
8:18am | The Standells "Riot On Sunset Strip" from Where the Action Is! Los Angeles Nuggets (1965-1968) (Rhino 2009) —Written by John Fleck & Tony Valentino of The Standells & originally found on the 1967 original soundtrack album for the movie, Riot On Sunset Strip.Buy it! |
8:20am | The Forty-Fives "Trying To Get Next To You" from Fight Dirty (Yep Roc www.yeproc.com 2002) —2002 garage rock from the now-defunct Atlanta band who used to put on some pretty great live shows.Buy it! |
8:24am | The Keymen "Boy Blue" from That's Swift: Instrumentals from the Norman Petty Vaults (Ace 2007) —Music bed. Previously unreleased 1964 recording from the band based out of Borger, TX.Buy it! |
8:25am | Lesley Gore "Maybe I Know" from Do-Wah-Diddy: Words and Music by Ellie Greenwich & Jeff Barry (Ace 2008) —1964 song written by Ellie Greenwich & Jeff Barry and produced by Quincy Jones. Lesley Gore will be appearing at the Ponderosa Stomp at Lincoln Center on 7/30. For more details, http://www.ponderosastomp.com/lincoln-center-2011_shes-got-the-power.phpBuy it! |
8:28am | Continental Drifters "I Want To See The Bright Lights Tonight" from Listen, Listen (Blue Rose Records 2001) —Richard Thompson song recorded in Germany in 2000.Buy it! |
8:31am | Lesley Duncan "Everything Changes" (GM Recordings 1974) —Written by Lesley Duncan & recorded in 1974. In addition to being a fine songwriter, she was a session vocalist on recordings by artists such as Elton John, the Dave Clark Five & Pink Floyd. This song can also be found on Vol. #55 of The Krusty 70's.Buy it! |
8:35am | Dean & Britta "Family Conference" from The Squid & The Whale ST (Ultra 2005) —Music bed. Instrumental from the 2005 movie soundtrack.Buy it! |
8:37am | Rod Stewart "I'd Rather Go Blind" from Never A Dull Moment (Mercury 1972) —1972 cover version of the Etta James hit written by Billy Foster & Ellington Jordan.Buy it! |
8:41am | Candi Staton "Trouble, Heartaches & Sadness" from Evidence: The Complete Fame Records Masters (Ace 2000) N —Previously unreleased 1971 recording of a song written by Ann Peebles & Don Bryant.Buy it! |
8:43am | Janet and The Jays "Without A Reason" from Cheatin' Soul (Trikont 2005) —1966 song written by Don Bryant & one of the first soul recordings made at Hi Records. And what a tremendous lead vocal by Janet Wallace. Then you throw in a lurid sax solo and there you have it -- instant cheating song.Buy it! |
8:46am | Buddy Lucas "Deacon John" from Instrumental Classics (Classic Music International 2010) —Music bed. 1959 instrumental composed by Buddy Lucas & recorded for the VIM label. VIM stood for Variety In Music for those of you keeping track of record label acronyms.Buy it! |
8:48am | Bobbie Gentry "Sermon" from An American Quilt 1967-1974 (Raven 2002) —Written by Bobbie Gentry & recorded in 1968 for Capitol.Buy it! |
8:51am | Neko Case "John Saw That Number" from Fox Confessor Brings the Flood (Anti- 2006) —Traditional gospel song with additional music by Neko Case. Featuring Neko Case & Kelly Hogan on vocals. The intro to this was recorded in a stairwell.Buy it! |
8:55am | Bob Dylan "Beyond Here Lies Nothin'" from Together Through Life (Columbia 2009) —Written by Bob Dylan & Robert Hunter. That's David Hildago from Los Lobos on accordion.Buy it! |
8:59am | Ed Burkey "Night Rider" from Intoxica! Strange and Sleazy Instrumental Sounds from the SoCal Suburbs (Ace 2006) —Music bed. Previously unreleased garage instrumental recorded for Downey Records in 1965.FBuy it! |
9:03am | Gillian Welch "Hard Times" from The Harrow & The Harvest (Acony 2011) N —Written by Gillian Welch & David Rawlings and found on their highly recommended new release. They will be at The Pageant in September (Saturday 9/3).Buy it! |
9:08am | Syd Straw "Hard Times" from Surprise (Virgin 1989) —Written by Stephen Foster (back in 1859) & featuring John Doe on harmony vocals. With Ry Cooder, Sid Page, Van Dyke Parks, Jim Keltner & Jorge Calderon as the backing band.Buy it! |
9:15am | Ry Cooder "East St. Louis" from Music by Ry Cooder (Rhino 1995) —Music bed. Instrumental from the 1992 movie soundtrack for Trespass. Written by Ry Cooder.Buy it! |
9:17am | Bill Morrissey "Birches" from Night Train (New Rounder 1993) —RIP Bill Morrissey who passed away last Saturday at the age of 59. This 1993 Bill Morrissey song gets me every time. Just a masterful, affecting piece of songwriting.Buy it! |
9:21am | Blackie and The Rodeo Kings "Another Free Woman Gets To Walk Away" from Kings and Queens (FU:M 2011) N —Written by Stephen Fearing & Tom Wilson & featuring Sara Watkins on vocals & violin. This new release teams the Ontario, Canada band with a different female vocalist on each song including artists such as Rosanne Cash, Pam Tillis & Cassandra Wilson.Buy it! |
9:24am | John Doe "Peggy Sue Got Married" from Rave on Buddy Holly (Fantasy 2011) —Buddy Holly cover with the fine vocals of John Doe.Buy it! |
9:28am | The Runestones "Exodus" from An Outbreak of Twangin' (Psychic Circle) —Music bed. Early 60s guitar instrumental version of the theme from Exodus.Buy it! |
9:32am | Sam Phillips "These Boots Are Made For Walkin'" from Ready to Wear (Soundtrack) (Columbia 1994) —Written by Lee Hazlewood & produced by T-Bone Burnett.Buy it! |
9:35am | Black Lips "Time" from Arabia Mountain COMP (Vice Records 2011) N —60s-influenced track from their new release & produced by Mark Ronson.Buy it! |
9:38am | Willie Nile "One Guitar" from The Innocent Ones (River House www.willienile.com 2010) —Written by Willie Nile & Frankie Lee (who also plays drums on this album) & found on his most recent 2010 release.Buy it! |
9:44am | Patti Smith "Changing Of The Guards" from Twelve (Columbia Records 2007) —Sublime Bob Dylan cover.Buy it! |
9:50am | Mink Deville "Venus of Avenue D" from Cabretta (Capitol Records 1977) —Written by Mink DeVille This concludes the New York portion of the show.Buy it! |
9:55am | The Bo-Keys "Sundown On Beale" from Got To Get Back! (Electraphonic 2011) N —Music bed. Scott Bomar-penned instrumental from their new release.Buy it! |
9:55am | Joe Simon "The Chokin' Kind" from Monument of Soul (RPM 2001) —1969 single written by Harlan Howard.Buy it! |
9:57am | Jerry Reed "Alabama Wild Man" from RCA Country Legends: Jerry Reed (Remastered) (Buddha Records 2001) —Written by Jerry Reed & recorded in 1968 for RCA.Buy it! |
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noun \ˈȯn-ˌlu̇-kər, ˈän-\: a person who watches an activity or event without being involved in it
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: one that looks on; especially : a passive spectator
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