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The results were expected by many, hoped for by thousands in attendance. But exactly how Atlee defeated Hanover for the second time in three seasons in regular season play will be talked about for a long time.
Rather than their much-discussed offense, it was the Raider defense that took center stage Friday night at home, shutting down the Hawks' offense after allowing just limited success in the first quarter. The final read: Atlee 14, Hanover 0, and the defense that couldn't seem to stop anyone a year ago completely and thoroughly closed the door on their archrivals.
"Coach [defensive coordinator Richard] McFee took our defense back to fundamentals, he's preached fundamentals all season," Atlee head coach Roscoe Johnson said. "We did not worry about the schemes, we worried about the simple things: how to tackle, looking at the hips – things like that win football games."
That it did. The same Raider defensive unit that allowed 40 points a game in 2012 kept Hanover out of the end zone all night, and, in the final three quarters, prevented the Hawks from mounting any serious drives whatsoever. Hanover mustered just 143 yards of total offense.
Hanover had not been shut out since Varina defeated them 16-0 on Oct. 12, 2007, a span of almost six years.
But a tip of the hat must also go to the Hanover defense, who only allowed the Raiders to find the end zone once. In a drive eerily similar to the one made against Patrick Henry on the same field three weeks earlier to break a scoreless deadlock just seconds from intermission, Atlee found the end zone with 20 seconds left.
Lamont Stubbs, playing against his former team, took a handoff, cut up the middle off left tackle, and danced to paydirt from 5 yards out. But without the play before that, Stubbs can't score. Quarterback Reid McCoy decided to go long, finding wideout Daniel Glymph down the left sideline in one-on-one coverage for a 34-yard gain to set up the first and goal, and the subsequent Stubbs score. Glymph was masterful in outjumping Hanover's Josh Harris to win the battle for the football.
Hanover (2-3) began the second half mixing up their offensive schemes, adding pitches to tailback Rayvon Burden, but nothing they seemed to try took hold. The Hawks only earned nine first downs the entire game, rushing for 76 yards while limited to 67 yards passing in Korbin Bordonie's worst performance so far this season.
The Hawks' special team unit kept Hanover in the game, twice blocking field goal attempts of Ryan Molin, from 22 yards in the first half and 32 yards in the second half. The second block kept the game at 7-0, but with yards and first downs hard to come by, Hanover finally made a special teams mistake that placed the final nail in the coffin.
With 2:33 left, Christian Unger's seventh and final punt of the game landed in the arms of Tye Burriss at his own 30. Burriss briefly flirted with a sideline, then found a seam right up the middle, and Tye went 70 yards for the second, and final, touchdown of the night. It was Burriss' second week with a punt return TD, running one back from 90 yards in their week-four homecoming win over Henrico.
"I knew 7-0 was not going to be enough. Last year we were up 32-20 with six minutes left and it wasn't enough," Johnson said. "I told them at halftime, we need all three phrases. We've got to come through with something big on special teams. When it happened, I knew it was over."
Atlee (4-1) had its share of issues to be concerned about in spite of the win. A third quarter drive that advanced inside the Hawks' 5-yard line went backwards on mistakes and penalties, and the Raiders ended up turning the ball over on downs after failing to convert a fourth and 28 at the Hanover 30. Those opportunities cannot be wasted Friday when Atlee travels to unbeaten Varina, currently the top-ranked team in the south region of Virginia's highest classification, Class 6A.
But the Raiders will have a shot to knock off the Blue Devils if they get another inspired performance from Stubbs, who carried the ball 19 times for 131 yards on Friday.
"Lamont Stubbs was ready to play tonight," Johnson said. "And what's scary? That's what I saw out of him last year when he lined up for Hanover! Stubbs was the one who hit my quarterback last year to make him fumble (in the 35-32 loss to Hanover). But Lamont did a great job; he had fun. That's what it's all about."
While the Raiders celebrated and the Rage Cage rushed the field after the game to celebrate only their second win over Hanover since 2005, the Hawks dejectedly departed in the midst of the three-game losing streak, their first since a four-game skid to begin the 2006 season. The last time Hanover was 2-3 after five games was 2009, the season, a freshman quarterback named Sam Rogers rallied Hanover to a Central Region title and an almost-titanic upset of Phoebus in the state semifinals.
The Hawks need wins in the final five weeks to return to postseason play, and they'll start the journey at home Friday against 3-2 Henrico, losers of two straight to Hanover teams.
Lee-Davis shut down, and shut out, the Warriors for a huge 21-0 road win Friday. Tailback Blake Stattelman outgained the entire Henrico offense, rushing for 109 yards and two touchdowns. Austin Rice, lining up again at times in a wildcat-type formation, scored the other touchdown in the second quarter on a 12-yard run.
Henrico gained only 92 yards in 48 minutes. The win not only helped get the Confederates (2-3) back into the Class 5A South playoff discussion, it also brought a potential contender for that same tournament, Henrico, back to them in the standings.
Next, Lee-Davis welcomes Glen Allen from Class 4A. The 3-2 Jaguars are looking to solidify their playoff position, while Lee-Davis can ill afford another loss with games against Highland Springs, a increasingly desperate Hanover, and Atlee still to come.
In Ashland, Patrick Henry's three-game homestand ended in the same futility in which it started, as Hermitage earned their now-seemingly annual win over the Patriots, 42-3. In many ways, the Patriots stepped backwards in performance after nearly earning their first win for head coach Jonathan Clark a week earlier before falling 28-20 to now 4-1 Mills Godwin.
Patrick Henry (0-5) now hit the road to face a J.R. Tucker team who are suddenly winners of two straight after beginning the season 0-3. Their unorthodox "Wing-T" offense will prove to be a challenge for the Patriots. The good news? Patrick Henry has only lost once to the Tigers since 2000, a 35-28 loss in 2009.
(Note: Atlee at Varina is the WHAN Radio Game of the Week, and can be heard live Friday at 6:30 p.m. online at HanoverCountySports.net. Due to Randolph-Macon football coverage, the game will be heard on a delayed basis on 102.9 FM and 1430 AM, Saturday at 1 p.m.)


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"I posted a picture today that was after 17 months raw and after the "fat-free" month. My body is definitely feeling tighter and I feel more fit. This journey is so interesting in that I am always learning, my body is always adjusting and adapting. My mind also, is always becoming clearer (just when I think its as clear as can be), I am continually reaching higher levels. Its exciting in that I look forward to what the future brings. After 17 months I can definitely say, I am suffering from no deficiencies of minerals or vitamins. No protien issues, no b12 issues, no amino acid issues, no health issues...period. I am 44 years old but I definitely feel like my body is much younger. The 8 miles I run seems like a stroll in the park, especially in these beautiful New England fall days. My family has accepted the raw lifestyle. My little daughter is very careful to eat plenty of raws before she eats cooked as is my youngest son. If they ever feel sick they immediately want to go all raw until they feel better. I never have to say anything. I never forced them or tried to coerce them in anyway. It was simply being an example, a living testimony. My wife is 80-90% raw, my oldest daughter is 100% most of the time. This has been a great blessing to my entire family. By God's grace I want to stay raw for life. But I have learned, life is one day at a time."

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Cheap ski holidays in hundreds of ski resorts worldwide.
Nb: infants must be under the age of 2 and children must be under the age of 12 at the time of return.
This chalet is only available to guests booking the whole chalet for sole use.
The Maison du Rocher is part of a lovely stone farmhouse in that little enclave of stone chalets on the left as you reach Val d'Isère proper from La Daille. This is the chalet you may have read about once in the Telegraph, in an article so enthusiastic people thought we must have written it ourselves. Perfectly situated in a large garden just above the main road, the chalet is totally insulated from the sound of passing traffic or people, yet close to the bus and just one stop from the funicular or three from the village centre. Not that its guests count bus stops: a Land Rover shuttle takes them straight to the lifts in the morning, and brings them home in the afternoon. It even makes pre-dinner drinks in town very accessible.
The building dates back to the 1620s, so its walls are deep and solid, its roof of granite slabs and whole trees robust enough to support the weight of Val d'Isère's heavy snowfall (and a satellite dish...). Fortunately, the five bedrooms and en-suite bathrooms don't date back to the 1620s.On the ground floor is a sauna. If you really want to do the thing properly, you can make the short sprint through the front door, roll in the snow in the garden, beat yourself with larch branches (beware - they're spiky!) and sprint back into the sauna. But most guests seem just to chastise their bodies with a glass or two of bubbly. There is a separate dining room, where food is served which we defy any restaurant in Val d'Isère to match (the chef lives in the basement).
The Land Rover is shared with the neighbours, Le Vieux Crêt and La Croix, and is available to ferry you to or from any point in Val d'Isère between 8.30 and 10am, then from 3.30 to 8pm.
Please note that the use of the sauna in Maison du Rocher is at your own risk (and that of your party members). We cannot accept responsibility for any accidents/injuries which occur during the use of the sauna. Children must be supervised when using the sauna.Charter flights from Gatwick to Grenoble includes ski carriage (except 8 December 2013 and 27 April 2014.
The five bedrooms and en-suite bathrooms don't date back to the 1620s. They are all individual, but all warm, welcoming and very comfortable, well fitted out with lights and cupboards. Two of them (4 and 5) are split-level, with the bathrooms below and the beds under the eaves above, both single rooms.Bedrooms 3 and 4 have twin beds, which we can fit together to make 6ft doubles (please specify when you book).
Bedroom 1:Double (13' x 10') on second floor. Bathroom with wc.
Bedroom 2:Twin (12' x 11') on ground floor. Bathroom with wc.
Bedroom 3:Twin/double (10' x 14') on second floor. Bathroom with wc.
Bedroom 4:Single (9' x 11') on second floor, split-level (a further 3' x 12' beneath). Bathroom with wc. This room contains two beds, the second of which can be used when one party books the whole chalet.
Bedroom 5:Single (12' x 11') under eaves on second floor containing a double bed. Split-level (a further 7' x 7' beneath). Spectacular views in wall-to-wall mirrors!! Bathroom with wc. Two people can occupy this room when one party books the whole chalet.
Sitting Room:(20' x 23') On first floor. Fireplace, DVD, satellite TV (all major channels), fridge for your drinks. South-facing balcony. WiFi.
Dining Room:(13'6" x 10') Next to sitting room. The open-plan kitchen is not included in measurements.
Sauna:On ground floor with further shower.
Extra Beds:Rooms 4 and 5 have space for additional people (extra cost).
We start with a proper breakfast: fruit juice, porridge, cereals, bacon, eggs, baguettes straight from the famous local bakery, a croissant or pain au chocolat if you like, yogurt, Twinings tea and fresh coffee from Italian espresso pots (with Nescafé and bizarre infusions for those who prefer them).
Afternoon tea & cake: on your return from the slopes to find bread and jam, a freshly-baked cake, hot chocolate etc. left out for you.
Most people are very happy with our normal formula of canapés followed by dinner with a three-course, fixed-menu, dinner-party-style meal. The cuisine is largely French, though with a fusion of other influences – what Londoners call Modern British. With dinner, we serve free unlimited quantities of a selection of very drinkable French AOC wines and vins de pays. This is, unfortunately, only with dinner, not breakfast, and we stop serving the wine when the coffee appears.
Please note: The chalet host will have a day off during the course of the week, during which you will be required to eat out.
Iglu acts as a travel agent for disclosed principals/tour operators, further details of which will be made available at the time of booking. Your holiday contract will be bound by the tour operators terms and conditions.
Prices are shown for a basic room or unit, can be subject to change and are indicative until time of booking. Please call on 020 8544 7114 for prices for other travel and room options for this property. The price shown includes 7 nights accommodation, with flights from Gatwick. Prices shown are per person per week based on maximum occupancy. Descriptions and quality ratings are provided by the Tour Operator (or one of the Tour Operators where similar holidays are offered by more than one supplier). We reserve the right to make minor adjustments to the description or rating based on staff and customer feedback. For payments by credit card, a 2.5% credit card charge (4% for AMEX) will be added to your invoice. If you pay by a UK issued debit card, there is no charge. All bookings are subject to a £5 per person Passenger Admin Fee charged by Iglu.com.


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Corelino's Pizza Opens in Lantana
Categories: Openings/Closings, Restaurant News
That would be the coal-fired oven, both figuratively and literally the hottest, as it can crank up to a fearsome 800 to 900 degrees, cooking and blistering a thin round of dough faster than you can say "Domino's sucks!"
Latest entry in the coal-fired pizza trend: Corelino's Coal Oven Pizza & Cucina (6346 Lantana Road, 561-968-8200) a casual yet swanky pizzeria that opened just a couple of weeks ago in western Lantana. It's the fourth restaurant for proprietor Joe Tangialosi, who owns three other eateries on the west coast of Florida.
A self-described "pizza fanatic" inspired by the pies at Brooklyn's Grimaldi's pizzeria, Tangialosi says the Lantana spot will be the first of five Corelino's he hopes to open in the tricounty area in the next two years.
The menu offers 12- and 16-inch pies, with a roster of house specialties and list of DIY toppings. There are also a couple of salads, apps from coal-oven wings to broccoli rabe sautéed with garlic and sausage, plus a handful of pastas and entrées like eggplant parmigiana and a quartet of desserts.
Corelino's is open for lunch and dinner daily, with beer and wine and a full bar. Bring your own smoked salmon and caviar, though.
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Instead of going out to find another job, it makes a lot more sense to establish yourself with work at home. Being a small home business owner can seem challenging, but multi-level marketing can help you better communicate, earn more money, and help other independent agents. This article includes powerful tips on starting and succeeding in MLM.
While many people mistakenly focus their efforts on the numbers of leads they get, successful marketers emphasize the importance of quality prospects. You want good quality people who will put the time and effort into what they are doing so that you both make money.
Visualize success in order to succeed with MLM. Particularly in network marketing, it is of great importance to visualize the future because your degree of success is directly related to the scope of your network. Visualizing a successful future, and how to get there, can make it happen
Creating an Internet website is a good idea when it comes to network marketing, but establishing a presence on social networking websites can also be a great way to get started. An informative, frequently updated blog is a good technique to add, once you have a website and are on social media sites. Your network will grow more quickly if you establish your online presence in a social setting. Keep in mind that a blog that is nicely presented and accessed often is also a positive tool to use.
Learn everything possible regarding the product you want to promote. If you really love what you sell, it will show up in your marketing efforts. If people see that you are enthusiastic about the product, then they'll be enthusiastic about selling it too. If you learn about the product enough, you will have an easier time being truthful and genuine when giving reviews to future client.
Narrow the scope of your goals in order to achieve the best results for the long-term. You should revisit your goals and your strategies at intervals of ninety days or less, even if you have an over-arching plan for where your business is going in years to come. In this way, you can take care of the details in your grander MLM scheme.
The first step is to work out a budget on a monthly basis. You need to know how much of your income to reinvest into the business to maintain positive cash flow. Remember that you can't skimp on the budget to earn a profit if you just don't have it to start with.
Pattern your strategy off of successful role models' actions. Find the trailblazers within the industry and watch them closely. Emulate the things that you find are contributing to their success. Imitating the best of the best can quickly turn you into one of them. You should learn from the success others have, the same way you learn from your own mistakes.
Consider outsourcing your simpler MLM tasks. You might not be equipped with adequate resources or manpower to engage in this kind of advertising. Outsourcing allows you to spend your time on more urgent matters while enjoying speedy turn around time with advertising.
Designing your website as a how-to website can be an effective multi-level marketing strategy. Teaching viewers how to do something has long been a good way to increase readership, as well as to increase the time that visitors remain on your website. This will make you more likely to add members to your network and increase ad revenue.
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The most important tip regarding multilevel marketing is to remember that it is a business venture and to always treat it as such. This is not a business where you will obtain immediate riches after giving it a couple of hours per week worth of your attention. Success comes only to those who are willing to put in the time and hard work required of a network marketer. Hard work and persistence will give you a good chance at becoming a successful network marketer.
Before you begin a network marketing campaign, you should decide what your budget is, and how tightly it should be stuck to. It's very important, not just to make sure you can afford to pay expenses, but also because you need to be sure you are re-investing enough money to grow your business. When you know what your expenditures will be, make a budget detailing each expense.
When you are part of network marketing, you need to focus on your customers' needs. You cannot have a successful business without happy customers. Try to listen 80% of time while talking for only 20%.
A good tool for success in MLM is neural-linguistic programming. On the other hand, a "you" statement is a very effective way to garner someone's agreement on an idea. "
Customers love feeling like they got a great deal. A company that has coupons available that you can give away to your customers is a valuable firm to align with when entering MLM. Coupons are a wonderful item to use, give your customers an opportunity to win them or reward your top clients with them. When people feel like they are getting a deal that others can't, they are much more likely to pull the trigger on accepting the deal.
Before you put any money into a marketing business make sure to research them with the BBB. There are number of legitimate network marketing companies, but many shady ones are out there too. Do not be hasty. Make sure that the investment you are making is smart. If you have concerns that the business you are considering investing in is on the up-and-up, you can contact someone at your local Better Business Bureau for more information.
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Network marketing is one of the many methods that large corporations find their audience through your own network as a business owner. Apply this article's tips and advice to help you begin your independently run network marketing business.


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If you are just getting started on Twitter, you might find this calendar, created by Sarah Kaiser, of educational chats useful. Click on the Google Calendar icon at the bottom of the calendar to subscribe.
David is a Formative Assessment Specialist for Mathematics at New Visions for Public Schools in NYC. He has been teaching since 2002, and has worked in Brooklyn, London, Bangkok, and Vancouver before moving back to the United States. He has his Masters degree in Educational Technology from UBC, and is the co-author of a mathematics textbook. He has been published in ISTE's Leading and Learning, Educational Technology Solutions, The Software Developers Journal, The Bangkok Post and Edutopia. He blogs with the Cooperative Catalyst, and is the Assessment group facilitator for Edutopia. He has also helped organize the first Edcamp in Canada, and TEDxKIDS@BC.
... we connect on Sunday nights @ 5 pm pacific time! =)
Very hard to keep track of the comings and goings of all chats. Definitely should add on Saturday #satchat which is from 7:30 - *:30 a.m. EST This chat is for educational leaders.
My goal in the Fall is go through and find out which chats are active or have disappeared.
There are others missing also on this calendar.
Thanks for this calendar - it's very useful. I wonder if you could add the #AsiaELT chat which runs every other Tuesday at 11am - 12midday and 4-5pm (GMT+7 - Thailand time). The next chat is 7th August and then alternate Tuesdays from then on. The chat's for English teachers in Asia but open to English teachers anywhere.
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Miami attorney Joseph David Perkins has withdrawan from a three-way judicial race for an open circuit seat due to a family health issue.
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This is what journalism is supposed to do--make us think, teach us, and stimulate public debate and change.
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I have just finished reading your six-part series on the tragic rape and murder of Brandy DuVall. I was very deeply moved by this story and by the way you gave the reader a chance to see all aspects of the characters' lives. What happened to Brandy is tragic; there are no words for the brutality of the crime. Sometimes we forget that life hands us situations that we have no control over, which lead us down the path that has been chosen for us. It's the choices we make every day, whether they are right or wrong, that we have to face and live with. It's sad and disturbing that some people make the choice to hurt themselves and everyone around them because they choose to make the wrong choices. I was truly touched by your retelling of these events.
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For now, I will go by the name Jane Doe. I am really glad this is over. I am sad to say that I know all the devils who raped and tortured that little girl. It didn't shock me to read about them years down the road. I used to hang with them in the early Nineties until they started getting aggressive toward females (especially Francisco Martinez). Brandy is in a better place right now, and I thank God they all got caught, and I hope they all get what they deserve.
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At a time when "ethnic cleansing" is so prominent in the news, it was of particular interest to see Harrison Fletcher's June 10 "Shifting Sands," concerning our own ethnic atrocity known in Colorado history as the Sand Creek massacre.
As the search continues for the actual site where this sad event took place, the attendant reflection regarding the villains and heroes at Sand Creek is instructive. The massacre of the Hungate family, whose mutilated bodies were dramatically brought into Denver for display, was a classic example of how readily a thirst for revenge can be inflamed, with Cheyennes and Arapahos camped under a flag of truce at Sand Creek becoming the innocent victims in this case. Yet the blind hatred and rage that drove Colonel Chivington's troops to commit such hideous atrocities did not infect all of his troops. Even in the climate of those frontier times, history records that Captain Silas Soule risked the future of his military career by refusing orders to commit the troops under his command to attack the encampment at Sand Creek. His testimony at the military inquiry afterward was primarily responsible for Chivington's censure, but it also resulted in Captain Soule's murder on the streets of Denver.
Sand Creek is more than the site of atrocities committed against a peaceful encampment of Cheyenne and Arapaho. It is a site that demonstrates both the best and worst of humankind. It is a site to promote the understanding of justice over revenge and responsible individual action over mass hysteria. It is a place that deserves the current focus of identification, preservation and interpretation, both to honor the memory of the innocents who died there and, hopefully, for the betterment of generations to come.
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The Straight and Marrow
Regarding Juliet Wittman's "Terra Infirma," in the May 27 issue:
"I'm gonna get medieval on yo ass" is a not just a threat; it's a promise we came to the Bone Marrow Clinic at University Hospital to have fulfilled with its high-dose therapy protocol. We needed and demanded an exorcism for breast cancer. Dr. Jones was our Max von Sydow. My dear partner was Linda Blair, replete with green vomit (we learned to call "emesis"), and her head spun around for days until the chemo was through. The doctors, PAs, nurses and all the people at the Bone Marrow Clinic put on a bravura performance. Truly, 24 hours a day, seven days a week, they never let up. The treatment is complex and demanding of caregivers and patients alike, with its moments from Pulp Fiction and The Exorcist. Yet the warmhearted, caring and professional acumen never flagged. The Bone Marrow Transplant Clinic at University Hospital is superb, a rare jewel of which Denver and the medical profession can be proud. They provide the best medical care I have ever seen or heard of.
This spring we had just decided on high-dose therapy when the early release of studies that appeared to cast doubt on its efficacy hit the media. Nobody takes on high-dose lightheartedly. We wrestled with the decision. In "Terra Infirma," Juliet Wittman nailed the impossible situation better than anyone--and we have been looking everywhere we could think of to get the last word on the controversy surrounding this treatment, including the Wall Street Journal, the ASCO Web site and the New York Times.
Everyone knows that one thinks better when eating well. I suppose I should not have been surprised to find Juliet Wittman's excellent article while looking for a restaurant in Westword. Thoughtful writing on a scientific question and good food go hand in hand.


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Judge drops Erica Jenkins' assault charge
UPDATED 5:38 PM CDT Sep 24, 2013A judge drops a charge for a woman accused in the death of Curtis Bradford.
Video TranscriptSHE'S JAILED FOR FOR MURDER.. WEAPONS..AND ASSAULT.. BUT TONIGHT..ERICA JENKINS FACES ONE LESS CHARGE. JUDGE DARRYL LOWE áDISMISSES ONE OF THE ASSAULT CHARGES..SAYING JENKINS HAS "BIGGER FISH TO FRY".(BEAU FINLEY "while today--this was a good day for erica in regards to this charge, her attention's in a whole other area") THAT ASSAULT CHARGE DATES BACK TO LAST MONTH.. RIGHT AFTER LAW ENFORCEMENT ARRESTED JENKINS FOR AN OUTSTANDING WARRANT OUT OF SARPY COUNTY. GOOD EVENING I'M BRANDI PETERSEN IN FOR MELISSA FRY. AND I'M ADRIAN WHITSETT. WITHIN AN HOUR OF BEING BOOKED AT CORRECTIONS--PROSECUTO RS SAY JENKINS GOT INTO A PHYSICAL FIGHT WITH ANOTHER INMATE. BUT TODAY IN COURT, THE INVESTIGATOR'S TESTIMONY CONTRADICTED OFFICERS WHO áWITNESSED THE ALLEGED FIGHT. KETV NEWSWATCH SEVEN'S HANNAH PICKETT WAS IN COURT AND JOINS US LIVE WITH THE LATEST. THAT CONFLICTING INFORMATION IS WHY THE JUDGE DISMISSED THIS COUNT.. STILL.. ERICA JENKINS FACES A NUMBER OF CHARGES HERE IN DOUGLAS COUNTY.. JAILED IN CURTIS BRADFORD'S DEATH WITH WEAPONS AND MURDER CHARGES... A SEPARATE CASE OF ROBBERY... AND ALSO HAS CHARGES OF ASSAULTING A áDIFFERENT INMATE...AND AN OFFICER AT CORRECTIONS LOOMING. INSIDE THIS COURTROOM... PROSECUTORS áTRIED TO MAKE ITS CASE AGAINST ERICA JENKINS FOR AN INMATE ASSAULT...ONE HOUR AFTER SHE WAS BOOKED INTO CORRECTIONS LAST MONTH. PROSECUTORS ACCUSED JENKINS OF EXCHANGING WORDS WITH ANOTHER INMATE--JERMAINE STEWART-- SWINGING A PUNCH AT HIM, THEN PUTTING HIM IN A HEADLOCK... BEFORE CORRECTIONS OFFICERS BROKE IT UP. THE STATE RELIED ON TESTIMONY FROM A DOUGLAS COUNTY INVESTIGATOR... WHO ADMITTED HE NEVER SPOKE WITH THOSE OFFICERS...THE FIRST HAND WITNESSES... BUT GOT áHIS INFORMATION SECOND-HAND...FROM A JAIL áSERGEANT WHO LATER WATCHED SURVEILLANCE VIDEO. DEFENSE ATTORNEY BEAU FINLEY DISCREDITED THE INVESTIGATOR-- WITH AN INCIDENT REPORT, FILED BY THE CORRECTIONS OFFICERS WHO ACTUALLY WITNESSED AND BROKE UP THE FIGHT-- TELLING A DIFFERENT STORY THAN THE INVESTIGATOR TESTIFIED.(BEAU FINLEY " it indicated that there was some jawing going on, back and forth between mr. Stewart and erica 49 at that point, mr. Stewart placed erica in a headlock, perhaps swung on her 56 and the only bodily movements she was making at that point, as she was in a headlock, was probably to defend herself") BECAUSE OF áTHAT ... JUDGE DARRYL LOWE áDISMISSED THE CASE... SAYING JENKINS HAS "BIGGER FISH TO FRY" REFERRING TO HER 1ST DEGREE MURDER CHARGE IN THE DEATH OF CURTIS BRADFORD.(DON KLEINE "that's probably the least of her concerns right now and let's move forward on all of our other cases against her")(BEAU FINLEY "while today--this was a good day for erica in regards to this charge, her attention's in a whole other area") JENKINS SAT SILENTLY IN COURT TODAY. HER COURT APPOINTED ATTORNEY, BEAU FINLEY, SAYS WE'VE LIKELY SEEN THE LAST OF HER OUTBURSTS... AS HE SAYS JENKINS IS REALIZING THAT ONLY HURTS HER CASE. REPORTING LIVE HANNAH PICKETT K-E-T-V
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I am a high school science teacher in the Lake Washington School District. I usually stay away from education discussions here, because there are enough uninformed know-it-alls to make the discussions annoying (I mean a minority here, no disparagement of
I don't have much time (grading calls) but I wanted to address a couple things I've seen in my perusal of the comments. 1. Someone said they issued laptops with no restrictions. Not true. It just isn't. There was a problem, and it's bad, but we actually aren't a bunch of idiots randomly passing out laptops. We USE them extensively for assignments, assessments, surveys/polls, research, and communication. There is security in place, although I don't know all aspects of it since my IT days are behind me. I do know that the web filters work wherever the laptops are used, and I know already of a few students who got busted for using proxies. It's going to happen, because a lot of our students are smart. I don't think it was a student who introduced the virus, but I can't state my reasons, so I don't expect anyone to believe me.
2. Incompetent IT. Not true, either. It was an error. A costly one, but I don't think this is an indication of utter incompetence. Hiring IT people isn't easy, because we can't pay what the private sector does.
Crap. I gotta run. Suffice to say, this has been a pain in the butt, and has made everything more difficult, but I know a lot of these IT people who are being trashed and they work their asses off and do a great job when we need them. This kind of problem is unprecedented here.
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At one-tenth of a pound heavier that really doesn't sound like much, but it can start to matter if you hold your iPad in one hand for long periods or have any kind of repetitive stress injury.
I'm shocked at how physically inept modern people are becoming. The gnashing of teeth over ounces when it comes to gadgets is truly shocking to me. How does one become so incapacitated that an ounce or two is really worth mentioning?
SIgh. I posted this already but wasn't logged in. Try again:
I have MS. That's how I became so physically inept. I have nerve pain and occasional weakness and numbness in my hands, and I get shock sensations at random as well. That's one reason ounces matter to some (about 2.5 million worldwide) of us. It sure was shocking to me, getting this disease. In addition, some of us are old. Some have arthritis. Shocking! Carpal tunnel is common. One way to tell you have it is tapping the wrist can cause shock-like sensations in the fingers. That makes it harder to hold things as well. Even with normal, non-shockingly incapacitated hands one can really feel the difference when holding a tablet for a long time.
Gnashing teeth? A little hyperbolic, perhaps? Maybe there are good reasons to pay attention to weight?
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We are everywhere. We watch, in silence, waiting for the right moment.
What to do then, I dunno.
So today there was an article about SETI, and someone replied with some nonsense about how the study or origins is pure speculation, so creationists and evolutionists are the same. I have a hard time letting idiocy like that pass, so I replied, somewhat harshly, but not abusively, and I actually used argumentation, facts, and so on. All that stuff creationists hate.
So what happens? I get modded up, then some dicknose mods me down as a troll. Then the guy who modded me up posted to the discussion and his mod got removed, so now I'm a troll. Great. He wrote a followup to complain, but I doubt anyone will see it.
The point isn't to whine about being unfairly modded, but to note that this is the kind of tactic creationists use. They see the issue of origins not as fact-based discussion, but a matter of war, and use hit-and-run tactics to try to smear their critics rather than engaging in a rational discussion based on facts. Of course, that's because they are irrational and the facts stand in direct opposition to them.
Look at the reviews of a reputable book about evolution at amazon.com and note the comments. You can tell the good ones because they start the creationsts foaming. They rant and rant about the bible, cultural wars, and pseudo-scientific canards that have been refuted over, and over, and over again. That doesn't stop them using them, of course. Sure, we also get hot under the collar (like me sometimes), but note that it's creationists who shy away from the facts. They either change the subject, or lie. It's disgusting.
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Generally, the geeks over at the FCC that work on testing all the gadgets we tend to love and use constantly are just trying to be sure that the gear doesn't cause interference of some sort that will make planes drop out of the skies and cars honk uncontrollably. We do get our fair share of early looks at some products as they cross the FCC test bench though.
Typically those early looks are nothing more than a single photo taken in poor light that is blurry. The FCC has done something a bit different with the iPod touch that was unveiled yesterday.
The governmental agency has a full teardown of the device complete with photos for you to peruse if you are into that sort of lewd gadget nudity. I bet the gang at iFixit is crying on their workbench right now.
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Recent migratory changes of the Rufous Hummingbird take a small but growing amount right through southern Missouri. Normally these hummers travel from Mexico to Alaska and can survive colder temperatures. Recently starting in the 1990's increasing numbers are now coming from Alaska through the southern Rockies through Arkansas, Oklahoma, and Southern Missouri to finally winter in Alabama, Georgia, South Carolina down to Forida and the Turks and Caicos. Normally all the Rufous Hummers get to these wintering areas by late November, but late stragglers have been seen in December. A hummingbird researcher in Highlandville, MO had a Rufous Hummingbird in her backyard from Dec thru Feb.
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Would be nice to see a few come through in late October or November so here is what this rare but getting more common hummer looks like. |
- Posted by christie_sw_mo Z6 (My Page) on Fri, Sep 21, 12 at 8:55
I'd love to see one someday. Did you take that photo? |
I would also like to see those. My sister in CA has several kinds visit and she sees a difference in their behavior. I love the attitude of the ruby throated ones. I think they are like those Starwars flying machines zooming at high speed. |
Still have 1 fat little female. Warming the sugar water in the mornings for her. She should have a good ten days of good weather to fly south after this weekend chill. I'm betting she leaves this Wednesday. Will be sad to see her go. Remember keep you feeders out, help the stragglers and maybe even catch the rare Rufous coming from Alaska to the southeast. |
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I can keep a feeder out, but how do I keep it from freezing? I still have blooming flowers, but I rarely have them last later than the first of November. |
Sugar water is a little harder to freeze with a 4-1 water to sugar mixture should be good all the way to 21 degrees, a 3-1 mixture should even be better and still be ok for the Hummers. Do NOT fill the glass bottle to the top, leave room for expansion if freezing occurs. Also you can take in overnight and keep warm and put out early in morning before little guys come out. |
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The up-and-down relationship between "Jersey Shore" stars Ronnie Magro and Sammi Giancola just hit another rough patch -- because they've broken up for what seems like the billionth time.Ronnie confirmed the news last night at a screening of "Paranormal Activity 3," telling Us Weekly "We are not together."Their crazy fights and Ronnie's temper were staples of the show's first seasons -- including one major blowout in Miami where Sammi exclaimed "I hate you more than f**king anybody I've ever hated in my entire f**king life!"The two reunited in Italy and were seen together while filming continued over the summer in Seaside Heights.No word on what went wrong this time --- but do you think it'll actually stick?
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The Wimpole Table Lamp from Dar has a decorative cut glass base with polished chrome trim, which is tastefully accompanied by a fabric cream-coloured shade. This fitting is compact in size, so makes an ideal choice for small, traditionally furnished bedrooms, living rooms, or offices.
Operation of the Wimpole Table Lamp is straightforward, with the inclusion of a convenient inline on/off rocker switch. This beautifully designed fitting is certain to add a touch of class to any room, and is perfect for positioning on small side tables or accent tables.
This table lamp is a Class II double-insulated fitting, with a 2-core flex that requires no connection to electrical earth at the socket. This extends its suitability to any premises that lacks an earth wire (sometimes the case in older properties of mid 1960s and earlier).
A maximum 40W candle bulb (sold separately) with an E14 Small Edison Screw (SES) cap is required by the Wimpole Table Lamp.
Since incandescent bulbs have largely been phased out by EU legislation in recent years, Lyco recommend an energy-saving halogen alternative. This will typically use 20-30% fewer watts than an original incandescent lamp, and last twice as long.
An LED candle may also be selected for this fitting. Although this will require a greater up-front investment, the outlay will be repaid by 80-90% energy savings over incandescent or halogen technology. Lifespan is also vastly longer than any filament lamp.
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The pair died last Wednesday evening after falling from a tower at the work site, prompting an investigation by Tennessee Occupational Safety and Health Administration officials.
Wacker Director of Corporate Communications William J. Toth said Thursday morning work at the site was shut down as an investigation into the cause of the accident continued.
Toth announced Friday evening the 1,200 construction workers would return to the site today.
Hugo Mendoza, 45, of Florida and Luis Oachoa, 31, died after it was reported they had fallen from a tower under construction. Oachoa also had another identification card on his person at the time of his death, and according to Eric Blach of the Bradley County Medical Examiner's Office, it identified him as Rodrigo Trinidad-Mena.
The men worked for Baker Concrete Construction which is based in Ohio, but has several operations offices across the U.S.
According to early reports from Bradley County 911 and emergency officials who were on the scene, they indicated the men fell just before 10:30 p.m. It was reported that scaffolding had collapsed.
Mendoza and Oachoa fell from the tower approximately 100 feet.
Emergency officials at the site said both men were pronounced dead at the scene.
Toth said today the men were wearing personal-protection equipment prior to the accident.
In a prepared statement by Wacker Polysilicon, Dr. Konrad Bachhuber, vice president and site manager, cited, "We wish to extend our heartfelt sympathy and condolences to the families of the deceased construction workers."
Prior to last week's accident, Wacker construction workers had recorded almost 1 million hours of safety.
Investigation into the accident is still under way by the Tennessee Occupational Safety and Health Administration.
Work on the $1.8 billion Wacker plant began in April 2011. Construction completion is scheduled for 2013.
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Is anyone else having problems with this site tonight? I've had several times tonight where all I get is a blank white screen when I try to log on.
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Is anyone else having problems with this site tonight? I've had several times tonight where all I get is a blank white screen when I try to log on.
Maybe I'm the only one left....this is like the Twilight Zone.
Yeah I had that problem this afternoon
I could not access the site from 6:00 last night until just now :(
I only ask because I recently had a virus problem which cost me $110 to resolve. I didn't know if the problem was still on my side or the site's side. Thanks for responding.
I had the exact same problem.
I was almost ready to kill myself. I couldn't imagine a world without WDW Radio.
Guess I can go and take down the rope in the garage now...
Yeah, also had problems. Maybe Lou is doing some site maintenance. Seems to be back on track now though. Yay!
Same problem, but it looks like we're good now.
Now I'm getting that the site is no longer available on the server. so either Lou didn't pay the bill or he is moving the site to a new server. :p
I always wear a "NO FUNERAL" note pinned to my clothes.
Wow, this is getting dark.
Giggle, we have a thread for the Dark...
Seems to be hit or miss. I just looked at Lou's Facebook page:
From Lou:
The WDW Radio Show Your Walt Disney World Information Station hosted by Lou Mongello Had some issues due to heavy traffic yesterday and today, but site is up and running now. Please email me if you continue to have problems. Thanks!
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Pride Toronto and FrancoQueer are pleased to present amazing francophone stars. Oui, oui! Une programmation en français! See a "magnifique" show at Allan Gardens, Sat. June 28, 5 to 10pm. Featuring a unique francophone mix of artists! Un grand spectacle vous attend! Bonus: un "Village francophone" at the Collège français (on Carlton, between Mutual and Jarvis) with entertainment, barbecue and "une foire communautaire". Other events throughout June! Details and schedule: www.francoqueer.ca
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Emma has worked as a reporter and editor in Canada and the U.K., including stints at the Calgary Sun, Calgary Herald, Cambridge Evening News and BBC Essex. While at the Calgary Herald, Emma created a weekly environmental column and website called The Green Guide, which won an Alberta Emerald Award and Canadian Newspaper Association Great Ideas Award.
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Creighton Pharmacy Professor Receives Leadership Award
Jennifer Tilleman, Pharm.D., assistant professor of pharmacy at Creighton University and a 2002 graduate of the School of Pharmacy and Health Professions, has been awarded a 2006-07 Excellence in Leadership Award by the Alpha Mu Chapter of Phi Lambda Sigma.
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The 6th Annual USA Rugby Sports Medicine Symposium will once again be held in Las Vegas, February 12th and 13th, 2015 at the Monte Carlo Resort & Casino!
As the premier and only rugby-specific sports medicine course offered in the North America, this symposium has attracted hundreds of attendees from over 14 countries since 2010. This year's symposium will again feature world renowned experts in sports medicine related areas including concussions, orthopedic surgery and research.
The symposium is paired with the largest international rugby event in North America – The USA Sevens. Last year's event was attended by over 60,000 fans and it will be aired live on NBC.
Please join us this year for another amazing event in Las Vegas!
Who: All Healthcare professionals and coaches/administrators including:
Physicians, Physical Therapists, Athletic Trainers, Chiropractors, Massage Therapists, Nurses, EMTs, Strength Coaches, Scientists, Students and many more!
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Nancy Loves Chicken
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Six ingredients, 5 minutes of hands-on cooking, and dinner is served! Submitted by ORANGECOWCAT Carbs: 24.1g | Fat: 12.5g | Fiber: 0.9g | Protein: 41g | Calories: 385.4
Sauteed sweet peppers dress up plain chicken. Serve on top of a bed of brown rice. Carbs: 14.6g | Fat: 5.2g | Fiber: 4.1g | Protein: 40.9g | Calories: 279.8
Five ingredients, 10 minutes of work. One delicious dinner. Submitted by 2BHOTT Carbs: 15.1g | Fat: 3.4g | Fiber: 0.5g | Protein: 34.4g | Calories: 232
Very Good 4.7/5
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This recipe is too good to be true... Much flavor and soooo easy to make! Submitted by DANASPALDING Carbs: 6.6g | Fat: 7.6g | Fiber: 1g | Protein: 6.7g | Calories: 119.3
Very Good 4.5/5
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Submitted by ANGELKITTEN1972 Carbs: 34.6g | Fat: 2.5g | Fiber: 1.3g | Protein: 23.3g | Calories: 216
Very Good 4.4/5
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Submitted by VVJ3NVV Carbs: 1.5g | Fat: 9g | Fiber: 0.2g | Protein: 41g | Calories: 259.1
Very Good 4.5/5
(34 ratings)
I pounded the chicken to start. Easier and quicker to cook... and, I did the honey and vinegar in the microwave. Submitted by ORLANDOMAGICFAN Carbs: 10.1g | Fat: 4.1g | Fiber: 0.3g | Protein: 54.8g | Calories: 309.6
Very Good 4.2/5
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better than fried chicken, tangy parmesan Submitted by BRAND.NEW.ME Carbs: 7.2g | Fat: 2.3g | Fiber: 0.6g | Protein: 41.2g | Calories: 219.8
Good 3.7/5
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Low-calorie comfort food in a snap! Submitted by GREENLILY Carbs: 22.9g | Fat: 0.7g | Fiber: 1g | Protein: 19.9g | Calories: 183.9
Incredible! 5.0/5
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Submitted by SAMIM55555 Carbs: 24.9g | Fat: 0.4g | Fiber: 0.1g | Protein: 2.5g | Calories: 106.5
Incredible! 5.0/5
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Excellent Chicken Piccata from www.epicurious.com Submitted by TAYMAR Carbs: 1.8g | Fat: 20.2g | Fiber: 0.4g | Protein: 29.1g | Calories: 307.3
Very Good 4.2/5
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Submitted by MOONGIRL22 Carbs: 22.5g | Fat: 4.9g | Fiber: 1.3g | Protein: 27.6g | Calories: 244.4
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This is a combo of my Chicken Pot Pie filling and my mother in-law's Biscuit Style Crust. They go together fabulously. This is awesome with a double crust, but if you are watching your fat intake, it is also yummy with just a top crust. Also, the homemade gravy is wonderful, but if you have leftover gravy or prefer to use canned or jarred, this is even easier. Enjoy! Submitted by KARENMON Carbs: 32.2g | Fat: 16.5g | Fiber: 3.3g | Protein: 10.1g | Calories: 311
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delicious Submitted by TONY6926 Carbs: 43.3g | Fat: 21.5g | Fiber: 5.2g | Protein: 59.3g | Calories: 586.7
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These homemade nuggets are crunchy, juicy, and delicious. Plus, they're baked, instead of fried. Goes great with the oven baked fries! Hint: Honey mustard reduced-calorie buttermild dressing, sweet and sour sauce, or dijon mustard are great for dipping! Submitted by BREEHARDY Carbs: 20.3g | Fat: 0.6g | Fiber: 0.5g | Protein: 24.6g | Calories: 181.1
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This is a fabulous, quick, and healthy weeknight dinner! It can be made with chicken cutlets, turkey cutlets, or even veal cutlets! Submitted by _THEA_ Carbs: 18.1g | Fat: 4.2g | Fiber: 2.5g | Protein: 22.2g | Calories: 228.6
A quick and easy version of an Italian classic that can be finished in the oven or on the stove. Submitted by SORCHACULLEN Carbs: 4.4g | Fat: 13.5g | Fiber: 0.9g | Protein: 38.3g | Calories: 299.2
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I got the idea for this recipe from the Hungry Girl 200 reciepes for under 200 cal cookbook, just substituting chicken for tilapia. It was soooo good and takes care of the BBQ and sweet cravings in one shot. My kids even loved it. Hey, it got a picky three year old to eat... Submitted by DANWERNECKE Carbs: 11.3g | Fat: 0.7g | Fiber: 0.2g | Protein: 25.5g | Calories: 149.9


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I found this kitchen today, while looking through images of country kitchens. I just love how big and spacious it is...and I keep thinking how great it would look to have something like this in our farmhouse! Just thought I'd share it will all of you :)
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- Posted by moccasinlanding (My Page) on Fri, Sep 23, 11 at 12:00
Yep. It sure is. But be sure that all that vining plant material on the pot rack, in the window, on the stand beside the doors, is 100% REAL. Then it'll be a REAL country kitchen. I also love the garden window behind the sink, quite wide like a bay window. Room for flower pots. Only one set of upper cabs has glass fronts, but the uppers in general are all unique except for the finish. When we redo our kitchen it will probably have the Bellawood floors prefinished and guaranteed for 100 years, in a light wood such as ash. Ours will not be a country kitchen, just a cottage style and it will be basically a galley style with only my favorite features added. Can you see this in your house Lavender? |
- Posted by lavender_lass (My Page) on Fri, Sep 23, 11 at 12:16
ML- I usually like cream and blue with lots of plants, but this kitchen is so warm and cheerful. I like the baskets, the pot rack, the big window over the sink (lots of room for herbs) the carving on the little table by the island, and especially the space! It's so big :) My farmhouse would not have such a big kitchen, unless I made the bedroom space into the kitchen and opened it up to the living room. That's not a bad idea (and I've considered it before) but what to do with the rest of the space? However, it does give me something to sketch out today. Your kitchen sounds like it will be very inviting, well designed and if it's anything like your teahouse...charming! Do you have your dining room open to the kitchen? What about the living/sitting area? I guess I'd like to have one huge kitchen (with an eating area and a sunny sitting area) and a big room for evening...watching TV, reading, conversation, etc. This picture does give me some ideas :) |
- Posted by lavender_lass (My Page) on Fri, Sep 23, 11 at 14:09
ML- I guess I've been collecting more yellow/cream than I thought. I still love the blue and green accents, with some wood tones...but there does seem to be a theme :)
And the accents...
I love it LL! I'm glad you posted it as it reinforces my desire to have part wood grained and part painted cabinets in my redo. |
- Posted by lavender_lass (My Page) on Fri, Sep 23, 11 at 19:28
Marti- That will be pretty! What color do you want to paint the cabinets? |
- Posted by lazypup (email@example.com) on Sun, Sep 25, 11 at 2:15
Lavender lass, that is one gorgeous kitchen!!!Yes! I can see that in your home. I can see a version of that one in my home! I'd be knocking down walls..... I sure have been agonizing over the whole island thing, because I really need the cabinet storage one would give me. I'm thinking if I carefully proportion it I could make sure my kitchen table didn't get that detatched feeling I'm so worried about. This is actually one kitchen where the stainless range doesn't look bad. I've always felt stainless appliances are cold looking, but it works in this kitchen. (The range I want costs $400 more to have paint rather than stainless). However, I like my white fridge. I'm starting to not care about matching things though because I like the RED range. I hope you ladies keep finding these great photos to put up here. What inspirations! Sandy. |
- Posted by desertsteph (My Page) on Sun, Sep 25, 11 at 15:51
i like the yellow cabs. lovely kit. i wouldn't want the vine - would get dusty. i'm too old for all of that anymore tho. ml - I like a gallery kit. very efficient! (fell and hurt arm so not posting much. sparse on words with 1 finger typing) |
- Posted by moccasinlanding (My Page) on Sun, Sep 25, 11 at 17:51
Hi, Sandy!!! Wow, where have you been lately? As for the stainless stove not looking bad in that country kitchen, I think it is because the stove/range is a gas unit and the grating over the burners is pretty massive and black, and it is like old cast iron stuff in the fireplace and on wood stoves. I think electric ranges are where the problem comes in with making it look nice in a country kitchen. While I'm not much on a straight country look, I like the cottage look, and that is one reason the gas stainless steel Bertazzoni 24-inch range is the one I plan to get. I've loved it for a few years now, and have been talked out of some fantasy appliances before, but I think I will stand my ground on this one. Stir fry on a superhot burner, oh yeah. My wok and some cookies in the oven. |
- Posted by lavender_lass (My Page) on Mon, Sep 26, 11 at 15:04
Glad you all like the photo :) Lazypup- That's a little too 'authentic' for me! LOL I think I'll stick with those little niceties...like electricity and plumbing. Sandy- I think ML is right about the range. Are you trying to fit in an island and a table? That's wonderful, if you have room for both. Do you have any plan we can see? Steph- I hope your arm is okay! Galley kitchens are so efficient, especially if you're the main cook. I like an L-shape kitchen with an island, mainly because I want a little seating area on one end and the dining area on the other. ML- I know what you mean...I kind of like a country/cottage look, with elements of both. I sometimes think I'm going to end up with a bit of Hobbit house influence, or at least fairy tale. Too much Snow White (the Disney movie) at a young age, maybe. My gardens seem to be influenced by that, too :) |
Lazy, that's more of a primitive kitchen which could be found in upscale homes in the city back in the day. |
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13 He also rebelled against king Nebuchadnezzar, who had made him swear by God: but he stiffened his neck, and hardened his heart against turning to Yahweh, the God of Israel. | 13 He also rebelled against King Nebuchadnezzar, who had made him take an oath in God's name. He became stiff-necked and hardened his heart and would not turn to the LORD, the God of Israel. |
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Celebrating White House Biodiversity with a Look at Presidential Pets
A look at the Election, BHL-Style: Donkey vs. Elephant! |
The Usual Fare: Dogs, Cats, and Birds
Some of most popular Presidential dog breeds are Terriers! |
Significantly less popular among presidential pets are cats (to the chagrin of many a librarian!); only nine of our Presidents owned them. These cat lovers included Lincoln, Hayes, Theodore Roosevelt, Coolidge, Kennedy, Ford, Carter, Clinton, and George W. Bush. President Hayes, who held office 1877-1881, owned the first Siamese kitten to reach America.
Not all of our presidents preferred four-legged companions. Feathery friends are also popular in Office - more popular, in fact, than cats! Fifteen of our past presidents have owned birds, the most popular varieties of which are Canaries and Mockingbirds. Some presidents owned more exotic varieties, including a Blue Macaw and Barn Owl (Theodore Roosevelt) and a Bald Eagle (Buchanan). Farmyard-associated Aves have also seen White House time, including a turkey during Lincoln's tenure and roosters during Theodore Roosevelt's presidency.
It's an Equestrian Thing
Up until early 1900s, horses were common Presidential Pets. |
Other Barnyard Friends
The horse isn't the only species commonly found on a farm that, at times, has also been a resident at the White House. Many presidents owned cattle, including William Henry Harrison, who kept a Durham variety at the White House, and Rutherford Hayes, who owned pedigreed Jersey Cows. While President Taft was the last president to keep a cow at the White House (his cow Pauline provided him with milk during his 1909-1913 presidency), George W. Bush owns a female longhorn named Ofelia, which they keep at the family ranch in Texas. Goats were also popular among Presidents, with both Harrisons, Lincoln, and Hayes claiming them at pets. And let us not forget the Democratic-icon, the donkey! President Coolidge had one named Ebenezer during his 1923-1929 tenure.
Bigger Doesn't Mean Better
Andrew Johnson left flour on his doorstep to feed mice during his impeachment. |
A Walk on the Wild Side
Alligator 1 of 3 reptiles species owned by presidents |
Not impressed by an alligator? Well, Martin van Buren received a pair of tiger cubs from the Sultan of Oman. Congress strongly requested the animals be given to the local zoo.
And if you think your pet eats a lot, consider owning something that eats up to 660 pounds of food a day! James Buchanan received a herd of elephants from the King of Siam.
However, when it comes to the extreme in pet-owning, Coolidge and Theodore Roosevelt take the cake. Among his dogs, cats, birds, donkey, and raccoon, Calvin Coolidge also owned a bobcat, lion cubs, a wallaby, a bear, and even a pygmy hippo! Theodore Roosevelt, whom we featured not long ago in regards to his outspoken love for nature, owned not only the typical dogs, cats, birds, and even horses, but also a badger, lion, hyena, wildcat, coyote, bear, and zebra.
During President Coolidge's tenure, the White House featured what amounted to a zoo, complete with wallabies! |
Outcasts from the Pet Bandwagon
Think every president owned a pet? Think again! James K. Polk (1845-49), Millard Fillmore (1850-53), Franklin Pierce (1853-57), and Chester A. Arthur (1881-85) left no record of ever owning any pets. Nevertheless, Millard Fillmore was a founding member and president of the Buffalo chapter of the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.
We hope you've enjoyed our lighter celebration of the election, highlighting the biodiversity of the White House. Our Presidents have certainly owned some remarkable species throughout the years. Check out illustrations of the presidential varieties in our BHL Flickr.
To finish our post, we're challenging you to a bit of trivia fun!
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