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I am getting a compost bin through Woodbury's "green" program. I also found a video for DIY worm bin and would like to give it a try. Anybody know where I can get worms locally?
The Enviromentals (Episode 1) How to Make a Worm Composting Bin from Hal Brindley on Vimeo. |
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I have a worm bin in a rubbermaid tub but I bought the worms on ebay you garden web has a vermicomposting forum also you might find more help there |
My Brother in law has MANY MANY worms- and I am sure he could spare a few for you. He lives in St Paul- A little north and west of down town.... |
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New thread the other one is full.
Looks like everyone has received their boxes except Carol B and Teresa. Hope they arrive in a day or two. It also looks like Chips and Nuts have visited almost everyone. Is anyone still waiting? Well, we are off to the Legion for dinner and maybe a rwirl around the dance floor. BB |
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- Posted by lilangel181 zone 5 (email@example.com) on Fri, Jan 15, 10 at 22:59
Laura that is crazy. I am glad you were able to get a picture of it!! Heidi |
Laura they used to do that all the time here, I had to take down the 'window feeders' The squirrels were spoiling the window screens! Your kitties do seem to be enjoying the show~ Have a wonderful day everyone! |
I received mine today from Shirley. Thank you, Shirley. There was a resin squirrel with a sign that reads "Welcome to the nut house", a package of Planter's peanuts, and a small resin garden nut figure. Treasa |
- Posted by sandlapper_rose z7B-8A SC (My Page) on Tue, Jan 19, 10 at 20:25
Beth, Nuts is still here enjoying our pretty weather. It's not that I have tried to slow things down - just let me know if anyone in the swap is still awaiting a visit from one of the mascots. If not, Beth just send your address and Nuts will be on his way back home next week. I will be heading out of town for a few days so I would have to hear back from you really soon in order to mail him out tomorrow, but that is okay if I hear from you in time. Thanks for being our hostess and adding fun to a month that definitely can be on the dull side. Winter sowing has begun now, so I will be all set until the weather stays nice for good! (Certainly no complaints about yesterday and today - it has been gorgeous out!) Jeanne |
- Posted by veeja11 z7Wa (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Tue, Jan 19, 10 at 20:34
got a slip in my mailbox today that says I can pick up a pkg from uptreasa tomorrow, so looks like my box is here mail carrier skeered of dog, so will get it tomorrow. hugs carol |
- Posted by lilangel181 zone 5 (email@example.com) on Tue, Jan 19, 10 at 22:50
Chip came to visit today from Heidi! He came bearing swiss miss mix, roasted peanuts and a homemade fudgy brownie. Thank you Heidi. Has anyone not had a mascot visit yet? ~Laura |
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- Posted by beth_b_kodiak zone 7 (My Page) on Thu, Jan 21, 10 at 16:31
Whar a beautiful tomatoe! The rack looks real sturdy and handy too. so, no winner on the Secret Squirrrel's favorite snack unless Laura and Jeanne still want to try. Guess it's time for them to come home anyway. This has been fun but Feb is almost here and Merlissa has that rolling well. We are having quite the storm here in AZ and that is unusual. Lots of wind and either rain or snow depending on what part os the state you are in. Guess it could be a lot worse but this is odd for here. Beth B |
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Beth, if you'll send me your address I can send Chip home. The cats have become 'overly interested' anyway, so he has gone into hiding right now. ~Laura |
Carol, I'm very happy you enjoyed the box. What a sturdy way to support your tomatoes. The poppies are a pink annual I've grown almost 30 years. Winter sow them somewhere in your flower where you want them. They will self-sow. They make fairly large pods, nice for dry arrangements. I thought that ceramic squirrel was cute. Hugs to you all. Treasa |
- Posted by sandlapper_rose z7B-8A SC (My Page) on Wed, Jan 27, 10 at 17:05
Beth, I mailed Nuts this afternoon so he is on his way back home. I think he will be tired after all the traveling! Jeanne |
- Posted by beth_b_kodiak zone 7 (My Page) on Fri, Jan 29, 10 at 15:11
Thanks to everyone who played or visited with us this month. It has (as usual) been fun,SO, I'm already stocking up for next year/ LOL Jeanne, Nuts has arrived home safe and sound.Quick trip but maybe he was missing thw warm sunshine. Thanks for the cookie. The box/can is adorable and will be a nice addition to my snowman collestion. Hope you all weather the weather OK hugs to all Beth |
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WoW Insider Best of 2006: Server, Class, and Guild {WoW}
Dec 20th 2006 10:59PM Yup @ Asher
Rogue weapon specs: mace rogue = PvP server? {WoW}
Dec 5th 2006 2:02AM Mace rogues will smash faces in PvP.
Forum Post of the Day: I rolled a healing class because... {WoW}
Dec 5th 2006 1:53AM My brother's told me their guilded needed more healers. It was my first character.
I got good at it. Everyone that's ever played with me still remembers me even though I quit my priest in April '05.
Some hope for druids & consumables {WoW}
Nov 26th 2006 4:28AM second post ftw
Forum Post of the Day: Beauty tips for the living impaired {WoW}
Nov 26th 2006 4:10AM @Mats:
The shame is on Blizzard for allowing Europeans to post at all.
Strike that - The real shame is on the internet for allowing Europeans to use it at all.
Burning Crusade FAQ update {WoW}
Nov 26th 2006 4:05AM Illidan, I would never betray you!
AddOn Spotlight: Buttons, more buttons! {WoW}
Nov 21st 2006 9:09PM I've spent a lot of time on flexbar at first for business, then for fun, then for serious business. ^.^
As a nonclicker, Flexbar became irrelevant when Blizzard added the other bars and buttons to the UI.
I can get the same buttons in the same places for less effort and have them bound to the same keyboard buttons. And 120 is the max amount of buttons, Blizzard already covered that so all Flexbar does is borrow from what you're already using.
Sad part is, I didn't realize how pointless it all was until I was forced to use some old-fashioned human ingenuity when Blizzard broke Flexbar on a test server several months ago.
Now I only use addons that add or change functionality. No more repeats. MoveAnything is(was?) awesome.
Breakfast Topic: Best Change In WoW {WoW}
Nov 21st 2006 8:53PM Fixing how dodge, miss, and parry registered. Fixing rage generation on dodge, miss, block, and parry. Fixing Overpower. Lowering Battleshout Rage cost from 20 rage to 10 rage. And lowering the health cost of Blood Rage. Which made rage generation (and therefore gameplay) change from 'tedious' to 'sweet'
(All one patch)
That was my favorite patch.
Breakfast Topic: Favorite quest chain {WoW}
Nov 20th 2006 2:05PM Actually, walking on glass isn't painful or dangerous if you know how to do it.
I can't say much for ramming pens into eyes...
Breakfast Topic: The worst thing about being a.... {WoW}
Nov 19th 2006 10:34PM I agree with #14 even though I have limited knowledge of that, seeing as I stopped playing my lock in January of '06.
My beef with locks was being helpless to stunlocks. I've never felt that way with any other class ever. I learned to dedicate my lock to his succubus and stunlocks became obsolete.
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•Alaska Rifle Club
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NRA-Approved BPCR silhouette matches, 4th Saturday each month through October. Contact Harlan Glover (501-607-4341), Paul Montgomery at 501-605-7136 or www. bentongunclub.org.
Avenal Gun Club
BPCR Silhouette: For more information contact Bob Goodner at 559-259-4937 e-mail: email@example.com or Tom Patton at 805-550-8400. e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com monthly matches, January through December. Scope and Iron Sight classes. Don Rogers Memorial Match, Oct. 11-12. BPCR Monthly matches- second Saturday of the month. Anniversary match- November 8. Lever gun silhouette- second Sunday of the month except October. For more information contact Bob Goodner at 559-259-4937 e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com or Tom Patton at 805-550-8400 or e-mail: email@example.com.
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Golden Gun Club
NRA BPCR Silhouette: 1st Saturday of every month, weather permitting. Michael Rix at email@example.com.
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Central Florida Rifle and Pistol Club
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.22 Silhouette matches at reduced NRA knock down targets on the second Saturday of each month. NRA rules apply. Call Charles Outler for more information at 770-480-4991 or E-mail: moutler@ bellsouth.net.
Cedar Hills Gun Club
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BPCR Silhouette every 4th Sat. and Sunday. NRA rules, sanctioned. Rimfire match on Saturdays between matches, for more information call Brad Smith at 217-821-2266.
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The Walter Cline Range
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High Plains Long Rifles
BPCR Silhouette Matches. For more information call Mel Sauer, 785-432-5070.
Northeastern Kentucky Fish and Game Association
BPCR Silhouette Matches.For more information contact Robert Frame at 304-372-7517, Roger Weir at 304-429-2199 or John Marra (evenings) at 304-562-5812. Visit their website at www.kanawhavalleyregulators.com and click on BPCR on the menu.
Capital City Rifle and Pistol Club
BPCR Buffalo Gong Shoot- October 13th. Contact Ron Vaillancourt at 207-622-7989 or E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com.
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BPCR gong shoots the last Saturday of June, July, August and September. State Championship in September. Club website at www.bluehillr-p.org or contact Jerry Bishop at 207-843-5244 or E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com.
BPCR and Slug Gun Shoots, paper targets at 100 and 200 yards. For more information call Mike at 207-637-2603.
Old Colony Sportsmen's Association
Matches held on 20 consecutive Sundays beginning Nov.18. Contact Roy Piver at 508-378-2085 (evenings) EST.
Black Powder Target Rifle and Silhouette Matches.
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BPTR Matches. Aug. 9-10 NRA Regional, Oct. 4-5 Cadillac 600 Mid-Range. Contact Bill Bruske at 231-326-3368 or email: email@example.com or Ron Walters e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com.
Gopher Rifle and Revolver Club Gong, Lever Gun, Long Range and Mid Range shoots. A complete schedule of events can be accessed at www.GRRC.org or for more information contact Dave Newell at 612-722-3466 E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Redwood Regulators
Monthly 300-yard gong matches May thru August for pistol caliber lever, rifle caliber lever and buffalo single shot rifles. 800-yard gong shoots in May / June for buffalo single shot rifles. Call Steve Whittet at 507-641-3216 or E-mail: email@example.com.
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Arnold Rifle & Pistol Club
Cowboy Action Match: For more information contact Sue Andrews at 573-358-7783.
•Wright City
St. Louis Benchrest Rifle Club
BPCR Silhouette Matches- BPCR Regional. For more information contact club hotline at 636-928-7094 and leave message or call Patrick O'Malley at 636-532-2993.
Yellowstone Rifle Club
Buffalo matches the 3rd Sunday of each month: August through May. For more information contact Bill Gloor at 406-652-6158.
Butte Gun Club, Rocker Range
BPCR Silhouette: For more information contact Mark Griffis at 406-539-4439 e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Lever Action, Revolver, .22 matches, Long Range Buffalo Matches. Quigley rules, scope class. For more information call Dale Schweigert 406-778-2371, Bud Strangford at 406-775-8875.
Medicine Rocks Buffalo Shoot- Sept. 6&7, Long Range BPCR Buffalo Gong Matches. Lever Action /.22 Rifle / Revolver Matches. Mark Meccage at 406-775-6705 or Brian Hickey 406-778-3239.
Forsyth Rifle & Pistol Club
Matthew Quigley Match- Father's Day weekend.
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Long Range Match (800-900-1000 yds.): 1st Saturday of each month- Brian Schwend: 406-346-7129
Cowboy Silhouette: 1st Sunday of each month: Elwynn Brunner 406-346-2668. 22 Silhouette: 2nd Saturday of each month: John Hartwick- 406-951-3374.
22 Silhouette: 2nd Saturday of each month: John Hartwick- 406-951-3374.
Buffalo Shoot: 2nd Sunday of each month: Dave Gamble-406-351-1265.
Pistol Matches: 3rd Saturday of each month: Glen Kapitzke- 406-853-6290.
BPCR Silhouette: 3rd Sunday of each month: Rick Smith 406-346-2315.
Muzzleloader Match: 4th Saturday of each month: Gary Campbell 406-351-1199.
Long Range .22: 4th Sunday of each month: Gary Campbell 406-356-2349.
Military Rifle Match: 5th Sunday of each month: Buz Coker 406-346-2763
Indoor .22 Gallery matches: 1st Monday in January-last Monday in March in the Masonic
Temple basement: Trent Pfaffinger 406-342-5408. For more information on all shoots contact A.G. Lee, PO Box 579, Forsyth, MT 59327 ph-406-356- 7746.
Valley County Rifle and Pistol Club
Schuetzen, Benchrest, Muzzle loader and .22 Matches. For more information contact Mike Otterberg at 406-367-5281.
Bitterroot Schuetzen Society
Schuetzen, Benchrest and .22 matches. For more information call Pat Bowland (any time, day or night) at 406-550-0923.
Livingston Rod and Gun Club
NRA-sanctioned BPCR Silhouette Matches. Call Tor Pedersen at 406-222-1320 for more information.
Hellgate Civilian Shooters, Deep Creek Range BPCR Silhouette. For more information contact John King 406-755-5352, firstname.lastname@example.com or Dave Eichenlaub 406-363-2107, firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Buffalo Runners Club
Invitational BP Rifle Match. Sight In, Lever Gun and Pistol matches on the 1st and 2nd. Smokeless OK. For more information call Carmen D'Axtell at 406-842-5814.
Alliance Rifle Club
BPCR Buffalo Matches. For more information contact Jim Bourn at 308 760-4842 or e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com or Steve Lickliter at 308-762-3927 web: alliancerifleclub.com.Contact Jim Bourn at 308-760-4842Long Range Buffalo Match- June 1-2, Quigley Rules. Greg Simon at 605-845-2576 or firstname.lastname@example.com Harlan Sage at 308-254-4860 e-mail email@example.com Annual Sagebrush Buffalo Match, Quigley Rules, 225-1000 yards. Contact Harlan and Tiffany Sage for more information at 308-254-4860.
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Long Range Black Powder Buffalo Match:
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Cowboy Long Range matches: Contact Pat at 505-632-9647 or E-mail: email@example.com / Leon 505-632-8743 or E-mail: email@example.com. Website: www.sjwf.org and www.trbcas.org.
Whittington Center, NRA BPCR. Contact Whiitngton Center for more information at 575-445-3615
•New Mexico BPCR Club, Inc.
BPCR Matches: For more information contact: Fred Seybert at 505-896-1834.
•Whittington Center Gun Club
BPCR Silhouette. For monthly club matches contact Jerry Vanwey at 575-445-4414.
Wilton Rod & Gun Club
BPCS Shoots - 1st two Sundays monthly. For more information call Charlie Norton at Wilton R&G Club c/o Charlie Norton, 371 1/2 Maple Avenue, Saratoga Springs, NY 12866. Phone: 518-584-0614.
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Cumberland Riflemen
BPCTR Mid-Range matches NRA registered, NRA target Rifle rules will apply. For more information contact Glenn Davis, phone: 609-226-6558 or e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com. or Carl Leisinger e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com. Club web site: www.cumberlandriflemen.com.
•North Carolina NMLRA Territorial Championship, Crosse Creek Rifle and Pistol Range. For more information contact Buck Buchanan 910-977-6200 or email@example.com. More details at www.crossecreekrifleandpistolclub.com.
Rowan Wildlife Club
BPCR Matches, Steel and Paper Targets 100 & 200 yards. Contact Frank Phillips at 704-664-2997.
Amidon Black Powder Club
Long Range Black Powder Cartridge and Lever Action Shoots. Long Range BPC and Lever Action Shoot/Governor's Cup Shoot. For more information contact Rocky Paulson at 701-523-523, L.K. Lorge at 701-879-6289 or Rocky Fritz at 701-575-4014.
BPCR Silhouette Matches: For more information contact Ken Heier at 701-255-0675.
Bismarck Mandan Rifle and Pistol Association Black Powder Cartridge Silhouette Matches, NRA Rules Apply. For more information contact Ken Heier at 701-255-0675.
"Shootout At Peabody Pass"- For more information contact Merv and Kathy Coates at 701-523-5946 or check the website at www.shootoutatpeabodypass. org.
•Canal Fulton
Canal Fulton Ramrod Club
Slug gun and cartridge rifle matches, Richard Hicks Memorial. Contact Mark Barhill for more information at 419-368-4915.
Miami Rifle and Pistol Club
Mid-Range Black Powder Target Rifle Matches. Pre-Registration is appreciated. For more information contact Dave Munch at 513-474-6292 or E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com.
Tulsa Red Castle Gun Club
BPCR Matches monthly. Contact Jack Withrow for more information at 918-794-4879 or E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com.
•Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City Gun Club
BPCR Silhouette on the 2nd Sunday of each month, March through October. Regional BPCR match- 2nd weekend of June. Call Joe Garcia for more information at 405-381-2470.
Cossa Range
Great Basin Sharpshooters
BPCR Buffalo gong matches, single shot or lever action rifles, lead bullets, no gas checks, period dress. For more information please call Rod Campuzano at 541-330-8802 or E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com or www.Oregonshooting.com.
•Millican Valley Sharpshooters
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Gallatin Gun Club
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.22 Prone Target Match: 4th Saturday of month. Contact Dwayne Peterson at 817-866-2418.
Ft. Chadbourne Silhouette Club: 40-shot approved BPCR matches every second Sunday. Contact Garry or Karen Jennings at 325-669-7609 or Ed Duncan at 254-725-6530.
BPCR silhouette matches, NRA sanctioned. For more information contact David Barnes at 254-765-3607 or Kenny Tebbe at 254-644-0484 E-mail: email@example.com.
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West Of The Pecos Shootout- Oct 24-26. BPC rifles, military, lever guns, Borchardts, Martini, .375 or larger.
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Perryton Rifle & Pistol Club
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Golden Spike Buffalo Range
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Spokane Rifle Club
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Tacoma Rifle and Revolver Club
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Tri-Cities Shooting Association, Rattlesnake Mountain Shooting Facility Long Range BPTR matches. Contact John Hauptmann at (509)-308-9230 or www.tcsa.info.Rattlesnake Mountain Shooting FacilityMid-Range and Long Range NRA BPTR Matches February through September. Contact Bob Zimmerman at 253-939-9247.
Winnequah Gun Club
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Platte Valley Muzzle Loaders
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SASS High Plains Regional. Contact Bill Capozella at 307-635-0490 e-mail: email@example.com Rifle and Pistol ClubWyoming State .22 BPCR Championships-August 8-10. For more information contact Dick Hennebry at 307-421-7577.
Lander Valley Sportsmen's Association
BPCR matches. For more information call Terry Steward at 307-332-5035.
Heart Mountain Rod & Gun Club
Long Range Gong Matches. For more information Contact Mike Lindsay at 307-754-9694.
Big Horn Basin Muzzleloaders
Buffalo and Schuetzen Matches-muzzle loading and cartridge.
Contact Mr. Youngberg at 307-377-9345.
Rawlins Shooting Complex.
Long Range Gong Matches: 700, 800, 900, and 1000 yards; 9 shots at each distance.
Blackpowder and smokeless classes. Contact James Terry at 307-324-2157
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com.
Worland Shooting Complex
BPCR Long Range Matches, cartridge or muzzleloader.
Contact: Bob Stottler 307-431-8434.
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Bethune Pasture Cartridge Rifle Shooters.
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Heffley Creek Gun Club
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Study of doctrines concerning Mary, the mother of Jesus, or the content of those doctrines. The New Testament contains little information about Mary, though the tradition that she remained a virgin despite giving birth to Jesus was accepted in the early church. Various feast days in her honour were established in both the Eastern and Western liturgical traditions, and she became an especially important figure in Roman Catholicism. Pius IX proclaimed the doctrine of the Immaculate Conception in 1854. Mary is seen as the spiritual mother and heavenly intercessor of every Catholic and as a partner with Jesus in the redemption of human beings. In 1950 Pius XII proclaimed the doctrine that at her death Mary was bodily assumed into heaven.
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Does anyone have a good cell phone that you could recommend for a family?
We have T-Mobile, and are very unhappy. They charge .10 for each message coming and going - including spam. In a couple of weeks the rates will go to 20 cents each way. My son has a "friend" who gets angry if my son does not answer immediately, and will text time and again. I teach in a High School, and my kids told me that most of the cell phones anymore don't even charge for text messages. They laughed at one point when I said ours was 10 cents, and said they sent about 1,000 messages a month, but theirs was free. I would like to get a family plan where I could give the phone to my grown children, and they could call me with no additional charge from anywhere in the country. Are there any you like? ATT is not at the top of my list since they sold out a few years ago, and the receiving company would not fix their phones, and would not give us new ones without our signing a new contract. Sammy |
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Verizon. They have a family plan, texts are included. I wouldn't use anyone but them, have used them for years and won't switch |
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If your kids also have their own Verizon plan they can call you for free. You get verizon to verizon free air time. Make sure you spend money on the phone and don't get the cheap crap. You usually get what you pay for. I have the motoQ and like it, daughter has the LG Voyager, which is the popular phone right now. My son uses the EnV. If you plan to text getting a phone with a keyboard is nice. |
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We have Alltel. For a base price of $59.99, we got a single phone. Added another phone for daughter for $9.99, texting for her of 750 per month for another $5.99 (they do have additional plans). Other miscellaneous taxes and surcharges bring it all to around $90 per month. However, we can call all Alltel mobile without using minutes from our shared plan (1000 anytime minutes), she can call the home phone without using minutes, and we can add 10 people to our "circle" without using minutes. Long distance charges do not apply to any of this, so anywhere in the country is good to go. |
Verizon is going to buy out Alltel. I have ATT, I like it, but I don't text. My dad (who incidently also has ATT) decided to forgo a landline and just use the cell. I think he was under the mistaken impression that just because he never used the phone that no one was using it! Apparently they burned through all their rollover minutes and got quite a sticker shock when they opened their bill last month :) Lisa |
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And now it was time to drive to the dump…well, more accurately, the transfer station, where there might be signs for glass, newspaper, plastic, cardboard…but life's work?
"There were some recycling bins, but this didn't fall under recycling," Kevin says. "So I took them to the big hole in the ground, the big trough of miscellany, and I emptied the bags into the hole, where there was a guy driving a tractor around under this rainstorm of debris. Once it's all compacted, at the end of the day, it leaves the transfer station and goes to the dump."
He waited until the tractor drove over the slides several times. Then, assured that no one coming along would be going into the nature photography business with his photos, it was goodbye to all that.
"I expected it to be a frightening experience," Kevin says. "But it was just the opposite. This thing had been bugging me for years. First of all, it was a constant reminder that not every picture I took was a winner, so it was very liberating."
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Kevin had heard that the estate of a well-known photographer who had died suddenly had been valued on the individual worth of every one of his slides. "I didn't want my heirs or my estate to be charged the supposed value of every crappy picture I ever took."
The Big Edit turned into something of a retrospective, but there were no surprises. "Looking at the photos I saw that I'm much better now than I was 25 years ago—the images are cleaner, tighter, and stronger overall. I see better now than I did then. A lot of the older pictures I'd kept because of sentimental value, and sometimes because of the effort it took to get the pictures, not because of their quality."
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I've posted about my family's dear friend Tony Kushner many times at this blog. Tony, as many of you probably know, is the Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright (Angels in America), Oscar-nominated screenwriter (Munich), stage director, and activist. My dad, Jim, has (so far) written three books about him, the most recent being Understanding Tony Kushner.
As I've said before… Al Pacino has said, "Everybody loves Tony Kushner." It's not just because he's such a gargantuan talent, but it's also because on top of being a super-genius he's one of the kindest people you could ever want to meet. As a chaplain, I can honestly say that I've learned a lot about how to attend to others from watching Tony — he listens to every word you say with his whole being, and he exhibits a rare and very real curiosity about people and the world around him. His senses of justice and compassion (which are on full display in his written work) have also done much wake me up to my responsibility as a human being. He's really quite a guy.
One of my most cherished possessions is a note that he wrote to me after my acceptance to Naropa University. We had seen him shortly after I had made my application, and, when we all said goodbye to each other, he jokingly said, "I want to be the first to know when you get the news!" But I seriously did tell him first, and his warm, encouraging response moves me tremendously to this day.
Well, just when I thought I couldn't be any prouder of Tony and to know him, the trailer for his latest film project with Steven Spielberg, Lincoln, has arrived. I think it looks extraordinary, and, since I know Tony has been working on this screenplay for many years now, I'm happy for him that it has finally come to full fruition. Take a look below.
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Los Angeles (September 24, 2010) – In a joint statement issued today, the Screen Actors Guild (SAG), the American Federation of Television and Radio Artists (AFTRA) and the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers (AMPTP) announced they will commence negotiations on successor agreements to the AFTRA Exhibit A (Primetime TV) and SAG TV/Theatrical contracts on Monday, September 27, 2010. The talks will take place at AMPTP headquarters in Sherman Oaks, Calif.
New Orleans (August 12, 2010) — Screen Actors Guild National Executive Director David White has been named "Entertainment, Sports & Art Law Section Attorney of the Year" by the National Bar Association, the oldest and largest association of African American lawyers and judges. The honor was presented to White today in New Orleans at the NBA's 85th Annual Convention & Exhibits.
Washington, D.C. (May 25, 2010) — Screen Actors Guild Regional Branch Division leadership and the Washington-Baltimore leadership of SAG/AFTRA hosted a special celebration to honor SAG/AFTRA Washington-Baltimore Branch member Sheldon Smith, the recipient of the prestigious Howard Keel Award Saturday in Washington, D.C. at the National Press Club. The award is the highest recognition given by the Regional Branch Division.
Washington, D.C. (May 23, 2010) — The nation's top union leader, AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka, addressed leaders from the Screen Actors Guild Regional Branch Division (RBD) at their annual board meeting Saturday in Washington, D.C. The RBD includes 20 Branches spanning from Boston to Hawaii. Nearly 28,000 Screen Actors Guild members who work in film and television live in the regional branches.


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OK, I have had aquariums in the past and through several moves and the fish I had eons ago when I was 21 have since passed away. My son found a snake and we bought an expensive 55 gallon super heavy glass tank for this snake. Well the snake passed away 2 weeks ago. My 4 year old want a fish. In that tank. Is it possible to sterilize the snake aquarium for fish? If so, please tell me how. I will then buy the filter for it and other aquarium needs. Please let me know |
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Hello You can just wash it out with dilute vinegar water just as you would with a new tank. You might want to fill with water and see is it leaks before stting up for fish. gary |
You may also want to use a strong bleach solution, at least 1 part bleach to 19 parts water. Get a powerhead or pump to move the water around for a day or 2. Snakes and the rodents they eat can foul the tank pretty good from urine. Just a precaution, may not be necessary. This would also help tell you if the seams are still in tact and can hold water. After the bleach, rinse it well and sun dry it for a few days. |
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Thank you both for the info. Afetr Mirakaih (the snake) passed away, we dumped the bedding out and rinsed the tank and filled it with water to see if it leaked... There were no leaks noticed, but I knew there had to be more to clean it. I will do the bleach or vinager (I am sure I have one of the 2 here at the house) Thanks so much again Heather |
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I LOVE this colour! Beautiful grey shade with undertones of green. I get compliments every time I wear it. Great formula, opaque with 1-2 coats and lasts really well with a top coat. Definitely recommended.
Power Clutch is a dark, grey-green color. The formula is on the thin side, as it took me 3 coats to apply opaquely. It wore for 4 days before I had to remove it because of tip wear. While the color is beautiful and perfect for fall/winter, the formula leaves a lot to be desired.
Really edgy shade, a deep dark gray with hints of both green and blue in various lights, compliments my pale medium-yellow toned skin extremely well, I got it in mini size but since it's using up fast I'll probably get a full size bottle soon. Loving the Essie quality, very shiny, opaque, slightly thick formula but easy to work with, one of my recent favorite polishes!
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Power Clutch is a nice dark grey with a bit of green undertones on my NW15-20 skin. It's a creme that applies nicely and wears nicely. About 3 days until I have visible tip wear but I'm also rough on my hands. It's definitely a unique shade in my stash. I'm glad I got it.
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Another nice polish from Essie. I agree with the very first reviewer, who said that she doesn't notice any green in this, just a nice medium gray. I don't find the formula runny and two coats makes it completely opaque. I only wouldn't repurchase because I have other grays and a truckload of polish overall.
This was my first Essie nail polish, and I can't say that I'm disappointed. I love grayish colors for the fall, and this color is beautiful. It was a tiny bit runnier that I expected it to be, but I didn't have a lot of the issues that other reviewers have had with running. It's also glossy and comes in a really cute bottle. The only reason I wouldn't repurchase is that I want to try other colors in the Essie line as well, and I don't think I'm going to finish this bottle any time soon. ( I own a lot of nail polish lol.)
I will admit I bought this based on all good reviews on here and the name Power Clutch seemed so cute to me! I was excited to use it and I planned on wearing it to a x-mas party tomorrow evening! This was surprisingly RUNNY. When I applied this I had to put a piece of paper underneath to catch the fast drips so then I applied with a much lighter hand and had to build it up. But after I did that I realized that I did not care for the color since it just looked dirty like wet clay on me and I removed it quickly.
This is a dark murky gray color. It looks lighter in the bottle than when dried on nails. My skintone brings out a very steel gray color rather than a greenish cast ( dark gunmetal color). I took a star off because out of the fall 2011 collection I found this to be a bit thinner than the others and although it didn't run into my cuticles, I had to pay much more attention when applying it to make sure it didn't. Also, the first coat streaked pretty bad, this definately takes 2 coats.
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Really nice fall color. Easy to apply, glossy finish and lasting power. Plus, it's really flattering on me
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CHRD: In the Presence of the Lord (Blind Faith) from their 1969 album "Blind Faith" on Polydor. written by Eric Clapton My brother called me from out west and wanted to know if I could get him the chords for Blind Faith's "In the Presence of the Lord". Checking the usual internet resourses, I could only find a lyric sheet. Rather than post a REQ on this n.g. I thought I would attempt my own interpretation and begin to pay y'all back for some of the tunes I have been able to lift from here. Keep in mind that a note for note on this would be tough, the origional record arrangement is all keyboards and wierded out guitar, but it does sound good just strumming my Alvarez box job. Is it accurate? You tell me. Please post any suggestions. Thanks to the origional lyric poster, Amar. "In the Presence of the Lord" (E. Clapton) INTRO: C F Am7 Dm (twice) C G Am Am G F I have finally found a way to live, F G C C F Am7 Dm Just like I never could before. C G Am Am G F I know that I don't have much to give, F C G Em G Am But I can open any door. Am F Em G Am Everybody knows the secret, Am Dm G Everybody knows the score. R: C G Am Am G F I've finally found a way to live, F G C F Am7 Dm C In the presence of the lord. I've finally found a place to live, Just like I never could before. And I know that I don't have much to give, But soon I'll open any door. R: I have finally found a place to live, In the presence of the Lord GUITAR SOLO repeat part 1. R: Comments
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Summer Day Camp
We are switching to an automated registration process. You will be able to complete and submit all forms online! We expect applications to be available late January or early February but we do not have an exact date yet. An e-mail will be sent out to our mailing list announcing the opening day of registration. Thanks for your patience!
Each Summer over 1,500 children come to Beachmont to enjoy our facilities.
Junior Counselor Information
- Swimming Lessons
- Swimming
- Arts & Crafts
- Sports
- Games
- Nature Hikes
- Archery
- Bible Teaching
- Puppet Shows
Our day camp is for children ages 4-13. We have a volunteer junior counselor program for teenagers ages 14-17 to assist with the summer day camp program.
2015 Session Dates, Hours and Availability
Monday – Friday, 10:00am – 4:00pm
Session | Dates | Availability |
Mini Session | June 22 – June 26 | Open |
Session 1 | June 29 – July 10 | Open |
Session 2 | July 13 – July 24 | Open |
Session 3 | July 27 – August 7 | Open |
Session 4 | August 10 – August 21 | Open |
If you want to register for more than one session, full price (including deposit) must be paid for each session.
Extended Care Option
Extended Care is a supervised, non-structured playtime in the Field House – drop-off and pick-up upstairs in the lobby. Children will be grouped for extended care according to the number of children present and/or their ages. Contact the office if you didn't sign up for Extended Care and would like to add this option. If you add this option after May 1st, payment is due immediately. We will not be serving any food during this time, however, feel free to send a snack with your child.
Hours: Morning 8:00-10:00 / Afternoon 4:00-6:00pm
Cost: TBA
2015 Day Camp Fees
Mini Sessions (1 week)
Sessions 1-4 (2 weeks)
$215 |
First child: $315 |
Second child: $305 |
Each additional child: $285 |
IF YOU REGISTER AFTER MAY 1st, full payment is due at time of registration.
Camper Grouping
Day Camp is divided into four main age groups:
Division A
Division B
Division C
Division D
Ages 4-5 | Ages 6-7 | Ages 8-10 | Ages 11-13 |
24 Campers/group | 30 Campers/group | 30 Campers/group | 40 Campers/group |
2 Senior Counselors | 2 Senior Counselors | 2 Senior Counselors | 2 Senior Counselors |
2 Assistants | 4-5 Junior Counselors | 4-5 Junior Counselors | 2-3 Assistants |
2-4 Junior Counselors |
If you have a child that turns 6, 8 or 11 just prior to camp, you may enroll them into the age division of their new age – for example – if you have a child that turns 8 before camp, you may enroll them with the 7 year olds, but be sure to specify this on the application.
Senior Counselor: Full-time summer staff member
Junior Counselors are categorized according to their age and include:
- Assistant: Volunteer staff member age – 16-17
- Junior Counselor: Volunteer staff member age – 14-15
You may request for your child to be grouped with a friend (or friends), but please be sure your grouping requests fit within the age division parameters listed above. Grouping requests must be made on the application, not on the first day of camp. They will be grouped by their age average. The maximum age difference allowed is 18 months and must be within the age division.
Enrollment Process
1. Refer to the chart above to see if there are openings in the session(s) and age group(s) of your choice. If there are openings, complete the Camper Enrollment Form, Release and Waiver Agreement, and Payment Sheet and send all three (fax/e-mail/mail/walk-in) with $50 non-refundable deposit per child per session. Registrations are limited to a first-come-first-serve basis.
2. After we receive your deposit and completed Camper Enrollment Form, Release and Waiver Agreement, and Payment Sheet, if there is still an opening, we will send you an Acceptance Letter and Parent Information via email. We will inform you immediately if there are no openings in the session(s) of your choice.
Camper Application Form
Refund Policy
Refunds may be requested up until June 1, 2015 and will be given in full less the deposit. After June 1, refunds will only be given in the case of an emergency or doctor's orders (a medical certificate is required with request). There will be no refunds for days missed due to illnesses such as the common cold, strep throat, flu and virus. There will be no refunds or pro-rations due to school systems calendar extensions.
Balances are due in full May 1, 2015. If you pay after May 1, a late fee of $25.00 will be added to your account. Balances not paid by June 1 will cause you to lose your child's spot in camp.
NOTE: The deposit is non-refundable and non-transferable, even to another family member.
Accident insurance is provided for each camper at no additional charge.
Your child will need to bring lunch each day. Lunches are stored in coolers with ice packs.
All forms can be obtained on our webpage or from our office.
Medication Administration Form: If your child will need to take ANY medication (prescription or non-prescription) during Day Camp hours, a Medication Administration form must be completed and signed by the physician ordering the medications before ANY medication can be administered (including Benadryl, acetaminophen, ibuprofen, TUms, etc). Beachmont cannot administer any medications to your child without this form.
Food Allergy Form: If your child has a severe/life threatening food allergy, a Food Allergy Action Plan must be completed and signed by a physician. If applicable, please be sure your physician completes the "self-carry/self-administrations of emergency medication" section of the form.
Diabetes Form: If your child has been diagnosed with diabetes, a Diabetes Order Form must be completed and signed by a physician.
Asthma Form: If your child has been diagnosed with asthma, an Asthma Emergency Plan must be completed and signed by a physician. If applicable, please be sure your physician completes the "self-carry/self-administrations of emergency medication" section of the form.


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Trips to India
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A Cultural Tour of Northern India
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On a journey to Ladakh, in the shadow of the Himalayas, T+L uncovers a bold new model of cultural tourism. Is this what's next for travel to India? More
Author Kiran Desai's Guide to Sikkim, India
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- 1 Activity
In India's far north— the core of her novel The Inheritance of Loss—Kiran Desai reflects on the beauty, violence, and spirituality of a misty Himalayan realm, where nature ultimately dwarfs all hum... More
Bollywood Star Guide to Bombay
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The new wealth and globalization that have flooded Indian cinema have also translated to Indian culture. Stars are cult icons with a paparazzi trail, so naturally, they seek and find solace in ultr... More
Discovering Calcutta
- 3 Hotels
- 3 Restaurants
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Discover teeming markets, inspect stunning temples, and uncover rich history in this often overlooked Indian metropolis. More
Discovering India's Resplendent Textiles
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- 12 Activities
Since ancient times, textiles have been associated with important rituals and social occasions in India. In fact, India's history is so interwoven with textiles that it is hard to separate the two.... More
Exploring Mongolia
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Emerging from the long shadow of Soviet Communism, Mongolia—with its stark, ravishing landscapes and resurgent Buddhist traditions— is looking west for its future. More
Getaway in Goa, India
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On India's west coast, travelers can find rugged beaches, Portuguese-inspired architecture, and a handful of impeccable hideaways. More
Guide to New Delhi Now
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The capital of India has become the capital of its collective ambition—in fashion, business, government, and more. More
Guide to the Temples Tamil Nadu, India
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In the country's southernmost state, in the teeming, hectic, vivid, and touristically untrammeled temple cities of Tamil Nadu, a part of India remains that the hordes have yet to overrun. Here the ... More
Quick Tour of Mumbai's Best Brunch Spots
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In increasingly flashy Mumbai, gathering for late Sunday morning brunch is the latest weekend ritual—but it's "brunch" in spirit only. No longer are eggs benedict de rigueur as these brunch destina... More
Rajasthan, India's World Music Scene
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The interconnected origins of world music—from flamenco to the blues—are alive in India, in the Gypsy music of Rajasthan. More
Shopping Trip to New Delhi
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Then as now, the market is a postcolonial time capsule, where even the priciest new stores retain a raffish charm. More
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DEERTRAIL DR 11/27 Beechwood. A witness saw three unknown suspects near the victim's vehicles. At this time, nothing was reported stolen.
BLEST LN 11/28 Two locked vehicles were entered and, at this time, nothing was reported stolen.
PASSAGE WAY DR 11/23 Somerset. Property was reported stolen from the victim's 2000 Dodge Stratus. No signs of forced entry were noted.
CHESTERFIELD MEADOWS DR 11/28 Chesterfield Meadows. An unknown suspect was seen entering the victim's locked 1997 Jeep Cherokee. Miscellaneous property was reported stolen.
CRICKLEWOOD DR 11/28 South Pointe Landing Apartments. The victim was outside talking on his phone when the two suspects approached. As one held the gun on the victim, the other suspect took his property. Both suspects then ran off toward the woods.
LAUDEEN DR 11/29 Falling Creek Court. Entry was gained to the residence through a rear door and property was taken from inside.
ROBINWOOD DR 11/23 Entry to the residence was forced through the rear door.
PERTHWOOD LN 11/28 Oak Forest Estates. Unknown suspects entered the residence through an unknown entry point. Once inside, the suspects stole items. Damage was found to multiple window screens on the rear of the house.
HOPKINS RD 11/27 The front passenger side window to a 1994 Infiniti, parked on the lot at the listed location, was pried upon, breaking the glass. The glove box was found open.
RIVERTERRACE RD 11/24 River Road Terrace Apartments. Unknown suspect/s attempted entry to the victim's 1996 Acura. The window molding near the passenger side mirror was found inside the vehicle. The side mirror could not be found.
EAGLE POINT RD 11/28 Chipchase. Multiple unlocked vehicles within the subdivision were entered and miscellaneous property was removed.
RUFFIN MILL RD 11/29 Walmart Corp. Tie seals were pried from the rear of several tractor trailers parked at the listed location. It was unknown at the time of the report whether any items were removed.
LIPPINGHAM TR 11/30 Lippingham. Suspect/s entered the residence through a rear window that was found open and damaged. The interior of the home had been rummaged through and miscellaneous items were stolen.
MARTINGALE RD 11/30 Colonial Ridge Apartments. The residence was entered through a bedroom window that was found open. Property was taken from inside.
DULWICH DR 11/30 Falling Creek Court. The victim said he'd seen subjects around his shed who then jumped the fence into the neighboring yard when he scared them. There was no damage done, but the victim believes they were trying to get into the shed.
GLENMORGAN DR 11/30 Stoney Glen South. Entry to the residence was forced through a rear window, which activated an alarm, scaring off the suspects.
GRAVES RD 12/01 A known suspect attempted to enter the residence through a window.
OAKLAND AVE 11/30 Chesterfield Heights. Entry to the residence was attempted through a rear window.
RIVER RD 10/30 Miscellaneous items were stolen from a cell tower site.
JEFFERSON DAVIS HWY 11/30 Port Walthall Shopping Center. Armed suspects forced an employee to open the store's safe, removing the cash. Suspects then left the store and drove off in an unknown direction.
CANNINGTON DR 12/02 Silverleaf. Entry was gained through a rear window, which may have been left unlocked by the victims. Property was stolen.
HAPPY HILL RD 12/02 Suspect/s entered the residence through a bedroom window. Miscellaneous property was stolen.
MEADOWDALE BL 12/02 Meadowdale Townhouses. The suspect used a piece of cinderblock to shatter the rear sliding glass door of the residence. A television was stolen from inside.
HAMLIN W 12/03 Glen Oaks. Suspect/s broke the glass out of a rear sliding glass door in order to gain entry. Nothing was reported missing from inside and it was uncertain whether entry was actually gained.
BLACK OAK RD 11/24 Brentwood. Suspect/s cut the copper from underneath the residence.
JEFFERSON DAVIS HWY 12/01 Chester Masonettes. The victim reported entry to the residence was gained by unknown means and miscellaneous items were taken. No signs or force were found.
SOUTHLAND DR 12/02 Super 8 Motel. The victim reported miscellaneous property stolen from the rear of his truck.


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The 850 metre Airlie Creek Track slowly winds up the hill behind Airlie Beach along a gravel path, featuring rare flora and fauna such as the Whitsunday Bottle Tree and the endangered Proserpine Rock Wallaby which are only found in this region. The track winds you through tranquil forest which is home to magnificent fig trees, sub tropical plants, beautiful native birds and ends up at scenic natural rock pools. The walk back offers views of the beautiful blue Coral Sea and Whitsunday Islands with leafy frames.
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Rhode Island May Become 10th State to Legalize Gay Marriage
On April 24, the Rhode Island Senate, by a vote of 26-12, passed a measure that would legalize same-sex marriage in the nation's smallest state. Because the Senate made some technical changes to the bill, the measure must now go back to the Rhode Island House.
Gun Control Conversation Split
On Twitter, the tone of conversation on gun control shifted back and forth, but the NRA faced more criticism than support. The terms "Newtown" and "gun control" dominated the conversation.
Divided Reactions to Last Week's Senate Gun Vote
The key Senate vote that halted gun control legislation last week is drawing a mixed reaction from the American public: 47% express negative feelings about the vote while 39% have a positive reaction to the Senate's rejection of gun control legislation that included background checks on gun purchases.
Gun Debate Tops Public Interest
The public is paying far closer attention to news about the gun control debate than news about threats from North Korea or the debate over immigration policy.
N.Y., Washington State Consider Bucking Trend on Abortion
The two states consider measures that run counter to a recent, nationwide trend toward imposing more restrictions on abortion.
Marijuana: Changing Attitudes
Highlights from the report, "Majority Now Supports Legalizing Marijuana."
Majority Now Supports Legalizing Marijuana
For the first time in more than four decades of polling on the issue, a majority of Americans favors legalizing the use of marijuana.
Yes, More Americans Favor Legalizing Gay Marriage, But Just How Many Do?
By Andrew Kohut Recent polling clearly shows that Americans are much more accepting of same-sex marriage than they were a decade ago. All of the major national polls now find more supporters than opponents of same-sex marriage. But there is no consensus in the polling as to just how many Americans now actually think that […]
Interactive: "Why Did You Change Your Mind?"
The rise in support for same-sex marriage over the past decade is among the largest changes in opinion on any policy issue over this time period. Fully 14% of all Americans – and 28% of gay marriage supporters – say they have changed their minds on the issue in favor of gay marriage.
Supreme Court Takes Up Gay Marriage
On March 26 and 27, the U.S. Supreme Court will hear oral arguments in a pair of potentially groundbreaking same-sex marriage cases.


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Collector says he acted as instructed
A man identifying himself as the collector who took Ryan Braun's urine samples last fall said he followed the same protocol with the Milwaukee Brewers slugger as he had with hundreds of previous samples.
In an email sent Tuesday to ESPN The Magazine's Buster Olney and other media outlets, Dino Laurenzi Jr. said he issued the statement "to set the record straight" about his role in testing Braun, whose 50-game suspension under baseball's drug policy was overturned Thursday.
Laurenzi said that at the time of the test, he obtained a signature from the NL MVP, stipulating that the samples were capped and sealed in his presence.
"This situation has caused great emotional distress for me and my family. I have worked hard my entire life, have performed my job duties with integrity and professionalism, and have done so with respect to this matter and all other collections in which I have participated," Laurenzi said, directing all further requests for comment to his lawyer.
Laurenzi's lawyer, Boyd M. Johnson III of WilmerHale, said Laurenzi would have no further comment.
"Mr. Laurenzi just wanted to set the record straight, and now he has done exactly that," Johnson said in a statement.
Braun tested positive in October for elevated testosterone, and ESPN's "Outside The Lines" revealed the positive test in December. His case marked the first time a baseball player has successfully challenged a drug-related penalty in a grievance.
Friday, Braun proclaimed his innocence at a news conference. He said the collector, whom he did not identify by name, had kept the samples for 44 hours in his home, believing that the FedEx office he was to use to ship the samples for testing was closed.
Braun said Friday that at least five FedEx locations within 5 miles were open until 9 p.m. ET and there also was a 24-hour location. He said the sample wasn't left with FedEx until 1:30 p.m. on Oct. 3.
Braun said because of the delay, the testing was "fatally flawed."
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"I don't honestly know what happened to it in that 44-hour period," he said.
Tuesday, Laurenzi said he was following protocols set by Comprehensive Drug Testing, his employer, in keeping the samples until they could be shipped. He said the samples never left his custody and that no one other than his wife was in his home while the samples were stored.
"Given the lateness of the hour that I completed my collections, there was no FedEx office located within 50 miles of Miller Park that would ship packages that day or Sunday. Therefore, the earliest that the specimens could be shipped was Monday, October 3," Laurenzi said.
"In that circumstance, CDT has instructed collectors since I began in 2005 that they should safeguard the samples in their homes until FedEx is able to immediately ship the sample to the laboratory, rather than having the samples sit for one day or more at a local FedEx office," Laurenzi said in the statement.
Laurenzi said in the statement that he stored the samples in a "FedEx Clinic Pack in a Rubbermaid container in my office which is located in my basement. My basement office is sufficiently cool to store urine samples."
He added: "The protocol has been in place since 2005 when I started with CDT and there have been other occasions when I have had to store samples in my home for at least one day, all without incident."
Laurenzi said he has been a collector for Comprehensive Drug Testing since 2005, conducting more than 600 collections since then, in addition to postseason collections for five major league teams.
"I followed the same procedure in collecting Mr. Braun's sample as I did in the hundreds of other samples I collected under the program," Laurenzi said of his collection of Braun's urine samples on Oct. 1.
"I have worked hard my entire life, have performed my job duties with integrity and professionalism, and have done so with respect to this matter and all other collections in which I have participated.
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"I sealed the bottles containing Mr. Braun's A and B samples with specially numbered, tamper-resistant seals, and Mr. Braun signed a form certifying, among other things, that the specimens were capped and sealed in his presence and that the specimen identification numbers on the top of the form matched those on the seals."
Although MLB officials would not comment on the record, sources told ESPN legal analyst Lester Munson they are still convinced that the sample tested came from Braun, and that the positive test result was correct. They emphasized that the FedEx package that arrived at the Montreal laboratory handling the test was sealed three times with tamper-proof seals -- one on the box, one on a plastic bag inside the box, and one on the vial that contained the urine.
Information from ESPN legal analyst Lester Munson and ESPN enterprise unit investigative reporters Mark Fainaru-Wada and T.J. Quinn was used in this report.
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.Gay Trademark Application Filed
Trademark frontrunning continues.
A Washington man has filed an intent-to-use trademark application for ".gay" with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.
Thomas Petersen DBA Creighton Investments, LLC filed the application on June 20 just after ICANN approved a plan to open up the top level domain name system.
Petersen doesn't seem to be connected to either of the two groups that have publicly announced plans to apply for the .gay top level domain name thus far.
But the trademark application won't get far. The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office doesn't approve trademarks for top level domain names. Some applicants find ways to squirrel around the field of use to slip one past the examiner, but Petersen's application is quite blunt:
Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers extension for top level world wide web domain name extension for all domains ending in ".gay" to be first used in commerce upon provisioning by ICAAN. The mark will be used to promote, identify and market websites pertaining to the gay and lesbian population.
…Trademark is asserted only for use as a Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers extension for top level world wide web domain name extension for all domains www.example.gay
Petersen simultaneously filed a trademark application for .omni.
This isn't the first time someone has filed a trademark application for .gay. A Toronto company tried in 1997 but gave up the following year.
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The trademarking of TLDs is an interesting topic. So far I know of two entities that have actually secured the 'dot' version of a tld – 'dotfamily' and 'dotvegas' have both been registered successfully by potential applicants for tlds. My question is, how can and will they be enforced? For example, if the registry owns the trademark for 'dotvegas' and licenses its use to only its registrar, how is that not anti competitive? Could a trademark use suit against a reseller or registrar be countered with an anti trust claim?
Another issue I have is, should they be able to register it at all? You cannot register a trademark for 'maple leaf' for the use of marketing maple leaves, because maple leaves exist as a matter of natural course. Should you be able to put a 'dot' in front of a dictionary word and trademark it for domain sales? If dotanything was always part of ICANN's mission, then aren't generic words, with a 'dot' in front also just a matter of natural course of events?
TM law in the US is a complete joke. Basically the only thing that matters is how much money you have and if your corporation is big enough.
The Maple Leafs are a hockey team in Toronto. Potentially if they filed their claim right they could easily take mapleleafs.com (if they didn't already own it.) The UDRP panel has cited bad faith could be anything from not using a domain to not using it enough. They have CONFLICTING verdicts throughout their history of rulings. Not only that, but they have a conflict of interest between the party that is paying and the defendant.
Like I said, US TM law is a joke.
This TM game is BS. It is like filing a TM for a single letter .COM. Something that does not exist.
You can file any TM you want, but is it enforceable?
This is a major legal issue to address, and a major reason we will probably not see competitive generic terms for many years.
.gay should never be registered as trademark. It's getting out of hand. It' too much!
If it's approved, everyone can register .com .net .co .sex .business .nyc .trademark .porn .suck .con .cum as trademarks.
It's outrageous. So stupid ideas.


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Posted by krviera on another area of the forum but I thought it might get some more notice over here.
There will be a walk to the Texas state record Live Oak at the San Bernard NWR this coming Sat. Mar. 12 The group will leave at 9:00am from the refuge headquarters and will go until about noon. Need knee hight rubber boots to walk through a slough. About 3/4 mile walk each way, good opportunity to see hawks, owls, snakes and some migrants.