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- Apr 24:
- Online archive of columns by retiring IJ columnist Beth Ashley
- Jun 16:
- About the Beth Ashley special section: A Way With Words
- Since we asked: An interview with Beth Ashley by Paul Liberatore
- Feb. 14, 1983: Beth Ashley's debut column; 'The Search for the real Marin scene'
- Jun 17:
- Barbara Boxer on Beth Ashley
- Jun 16:
- Oct. 21, 2007: A friend then - and now
- March 12, 1984: Dropping some names I've barely known
- Fan mail: Notes to and about Beth Ashley
- June 9, 1981: My last school lunch
- Guy Ashley on Beth Ashley
- Gil Ireland-Ashley on Beth Ashley (son No. 4)
- Isabel Allende on Beth Ashley
- Dan Fost on Beth Ashley
- Sept. 1, 2007: Remembering and mourning a beloved son
- April 19, 1998: Happy picnic on the coast
- Jun 17:
- Jay Silverberg on Beth Ashley
- Jun 16:
- Brad Breithaupt on Beth Ashley
- From the 1980s: Moonlight became a special memory
- May 20, 1987: When we're alone, we can dance
- Cyra McFadden on Beth Ashley
- From the 1980s: Broken hearts I left behind in paris
- May 9, 2004: A mother's memories
- Oct. 7, 2004: Marvelous brother
- Grace Hughes on Beth Ashley
- Former colleagues reflect on Beth Ashley
- Oh the places she's been: Beth Ashley's favorite spots
- The complete list of her travels
- Jun 8:
- To a wonderful career, thanks for the memories
- May 27:
- Looking back before moving forward after 40-plus years as a journalist
- Jun 1:
- What you'll find when you're not looking for love
Announcements in the IJ have already told you I am retiring next month after eons as an editor, reporter and all-around slave.
I can't believe it either.
After 35 years as a feature writer and columnist, will I really walk out of the newsroom, never to be heard from again?
Well: not exactly sob. I am preparing for a rich new life, catching up with my friends, cleaning out my house, preparing to remarry.
My son Guy asks me how it will feel to stay home after getting up every morning in Greenbrae and driving to the office in Novato, year after year.
And I can honestly say I'm not sure, as I have been too busy to give it much thought.
But the decision to bow out had been hovering for several years: at age 83, it's hard to act the intrepid girl reporter, especially when I totter a bit when I walk, and can hardly see, hear or speak coherently to boot.
Every now and then, in the past few years, I have asked my Big Boss if it was time to hang 'em up: Am I still contributing? Am I still making sense?
And each time, the Boss has encouraged me to stay on, perhaps because so many of our readers are aging and tottery, too.
Throughout, my editors have been kind. One reader asked if I had been fired, and the answer, I assure you, is no.
Another asked if I was going on maternity leave.
Don't I wish.
No, I am leaving voluntarily (if I can get my legs to carry me out one last time) and if I can first sort through the piles of old letters and notebooks and to-do lists that have grown on my desk.
One of my huge regrets, as I leave, are all the unanswered phone calls, all the deferred story ideas, all the vague promises to readers I have failed to deliver.
I never intended to let you down.
At the back of my desk are several books local authors have sent me - books that represented months of labor and ardent hopes, self-published books that never quite made it to a major publisher but which represent a huge emotional investment and an inspirational idea.
Oh, sorry, sorry - I had the best of intentions.
I also regret all the unsung heroes I know who never got sung to. Marin is full of remarkably generous people who give of themselves both here and in the farthest corners of the world. I salute you now, even if never did so in print.
On my to-do list are the names of many people I hoped to interview but never nailed down.
It's hard to realize the time still won't come.
Over the years I have been headily pleased to interview many celebrities you were dying to meet, including historic figures and personal heroes - Bishop Tutu, Walter Cronkite, Ted Van Kirk (navigator on the Enola Gay). In August, John Lewis, the black congressman who marched with Martin Luther King Jr. and absorbed numerous beatings on behalf of civil rights, will be here for National Forgiveness Day. I would love to interview him, but alas, by then I'll be gone.
I haven't left yet, but my time grows short, shortened even further by nice phone calls and drop-ins and panicked requests for publicity.
As I write my last columns as a tenured employee, I will probably reflect more on the IJ and how much I have loved what I do.
This time around, I just want to say that the end is bitter sweet.
I have loved every minute.
I only wish I'd done more.
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Our staff members experienced some technical problems early on the morning of the drive. Immediate steps are being taken to mitigate these issues going forward. I apologize for the delayed opening of the blood drive. It was a challenging day, but the difficulties were overcome by teamwork and an amazingly dedicated community of donors.
I want to thank the volunteers who make blood drives such as this possible, and I particularly want to thank Steve Costello, vice president at Green Mountain Power, and Terry Jaye, program manager for Catamount Radio, who are the heart and soul of the Rutland Gift-of-Life blood drive. Their support and leadership has ensured the continued success of this semi-annual life-saving event.
Once again, a heartfelt thank-you to the people of the greater Rutland area. After last Decembers Gift-of-Life Marathon record-breaking blood drive, where we collected more than 2,300 units of lifesaving blood, your community continues to defy the odds. I am always amazed at the dedication of the people of Rutland for their pride of community service, but most important, to helping their fellow man. On behalf of the countless number of patients you have helped, thank you.
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i had this shooting with a friend of mine last week and it was really fun. it was the first time i asked someone and she said OK. nice, different and very unusual pregnancy pics. but as it was the first time and i´m really an amateur i didn´t consider some things but some shots came out quite good. BTW: the popping blue and red is due to scan mode "colour correction".
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thanks a lot dear lomo-lovers! and because she got so curious about this analogue lifestyle spider-baby was born yesterday. BUT WAIT: it´s not my baby!!! - i already have two rascals. just to avoid congrats that are adressed wrong. for those of you who haven´t seen it: there is another small series of spider-girl being at home. and happy new year btw !!! -
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Jun 23, 2014 9:28 PM by Charlie Misra
Santa Maria police are investigating back-to-back shootings that happened in the early hours of Sunday morning.
Officers first responded to a shooting in the 200 block of west Roschelle Lane just after 1 A.M.
Then a second shooting a short while later in the 500 block of north Oakley Avenue.
S.M.P.D. Sergeant Paul Van Meel says the main concern is the shooters are still on the loose.
Early Sunday morning Rodolfo Solis was minding his own business at his home on roschelle lane, when he heard a loud noise.
"Heard gunshots. Like 3 or 4 gunshots across the street, in the morning," said Solis. "But it's not the first time that happened."
Short while later police found 21 year old Jorge andrae with a gunshot wound to his leg.
Just 10 minutes away on Oakley Avenue, officers say 18 year old Jesus marguez was shot in the chest.
He was taken to the hospital and later released.
Police say they do not know who shot the two men.
Solis says after speaking with some of his neighbors, he believes those involved with the shooting on roschelle did not live nearby.
"The other people, they come from other places," said Solis. "That happened every week, every weekend. Not shotgun but fighting and, you know. I mean, looking for trouble in this."
Sergeant Van Meel says police need more information from witnesses to help them find the shooters.
"What might seem inconsequential to them could be the big break that we need to actually put the pieces together," said Van Meel.
Solis says because he lives on Roschelle Lane, he takes precautions for his own safety.
He says when the clock hits midnight, he doesn't leave his home.
"You hear something because it's too dangerous to come to the street at that time."
A man who lives on the 500 block of north Oakley Avenue, who does not wish to be identified says he was coming back from his wedding when he saw men driving slowly in a vehicle.
He says they pulled over, went into one of the houses, and he heard yelling and gunshots.
He was not able to get a good look at the car or the license plate.
Sergeant Van Meel says cooperation from the community will be key as police go forward with the investigation.
If you have any information about either of these shootings over the weekend, call the Santa Maria police department.
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^o^ Awwwww~! i'm so sorry Baby!
but if you should be scared of anything, it should be zombies! or the devil! or... other stuff!
... Been playin' some FPSers and OTSers and RTSers lately... things with guns.
I've been owning in gun games lately. And I usually get better if I don't play them in a while.
It's pretty amazing how my aiming and reaction time gets so much better the longer I DON'T play a game. ... o_o Of course, it only works if I've played the game non-stop in the past.
^.^ So I decided to try my luck and do some ol' Halo 3 campaigns today. I thought I'd be SOOO much better in it now that I've spent some time away from it.
Have I gotten better? Yes.
But still yes.
You see, I was bein' all hot sh!t in the game... headshottin' like a maniac and crazy aerial-barrages. Stuff like that.
........................aaaand then I ran into the Flood.
... I've been playin' Halo Wars lately (AMAZING GAME, btw), and have been fightin' off the Flood quite often.
...and as I kept finishing off the Flood in the game, I kept thinking to myself "Psh, they're not that scary."
I stated that since I often find myself cowering in fear and runnin' like a pusseh from them in Halo games... quite quite often.
So I thought I'd be tough as nails going against them. Thinking that not only has my skill increased, but so has my gusto!
............ Nope! ^_^ Instant I ran into the Flood again, I started missing my shots and misdirecting my grenade throws. ...started to run and squeal and run and fire in general directions... ......................yep... same ol' reaction.
I have a general fear of zombie-esque things... so... yeah...
^o^ Awwwww~! i'm so sorry Baby!
but if you should be scared of anything, it should be zombies! or the devil! or... other stuff!
In other news:
Woulda' jus' posted it in the Hey thread or Awesome links thread, but I felt like leaving an Easter Egg for those who were bored enough to look in this topic again.
Lasura is really scared of zombiesbut if you should be scared of anything, it should be zombies! or the devil! or... other stuff!
Im a devillish fella but i bring no threat nor i scare anyone o.o
You should try this game.. F.E.A.R... it's super spooky.. made my adrenalin rush throughout the game >.<
I've tried every zombie/ghost/monster game imaginable...
Not really, but I have played a good amount of them... not as much as some people around here though. *looks at Hassun* >.> *looks away quickly* <_<
I believe I've tried F.E.A.R. before.
I barely remember any of it... but I do remember flashes of shooting at walls cuz I got freaked out.
My favorite survival horror game has to be the Resident Evil series... why? Cuz in most survival horror games, the monsters are fast, love to shock you, and sometimes nearly invincible.
._. My little heart can't take it. I freak out a lot.
...in Resident Evil, there are few shocks, and the zombies are slow as hell, and you are able to kill all of them in a room (unlike some games... )... sure the place gets claustrophobic, and panic sets in when you're running low on bullets and the zombies are closing in... and you're rummaging through dressers and desks for ammo (why does everyone keep ammo in their dressers? O_o)...
...but it's all good fun.
(I also make it like a promise to never play a survival horror game UNLESS IT'S NIGHT... adds thrill to it)
^^; That's the most I can take.
All other games I drop it after the first 2-3 stages.
...I still keep the game, and always claim I'll play it again... but then I never really do...
But I still plan to!
I also love teamwork in survival horror games, so Resident Evil Outbreak 1&2 was sweet love for me (too bad there was no split-screen... ).
Can you believe I have yet to pick up Left4Dead yet??? O___O
Yeah I know, I'm so dumb. But I keep getting other games that other people say I'm dumb for not getting yet. ^^; Owning 3 systems + computer + 2 handhelds makes it really hard to keep up with games.
>_> I am slightly looking forward to Resident Evil 5... but it doesn't look like it has the same claustrophobic-feel of the ol' Resident Evils... it also looks like you're heavily armed (automatic guns and such), and that's a turn-off for me. >_> I like to play classic zombie games where you're just equipped with a pistol and a shotgun with very little ammo.
But who knows, I may be totally wrong on it.
I kinda' just wanna' get it because "hardcore gamers" claim they hate it and want it to burn in hell.
Anything to piss-off the hardcores by supporting a good game is always a + for me!
Hehe, this could've been me, writing that. xD At least the last part of it. I totally have generally fear of those zombie-esque things as well. Can't play most of them. I just can't. It's strange.
Though it has gotten better over the time. Like, I play, or played since I don't have the time at the moment, Bioshock. A game, which I'd already categorize as zombie-esque.
Best horror game I've played so far is the first Resident Evil on the GameCube. That's just plain horror really. I can remember that hallway where those crazy dogs came jumping through the window out of nowhere. Damn, I thought I'll die of a heart attack.
That game is nothing compared to RE4 for instance. Those two are completely different games for me. RE4 was like harmless for me compared to RE ...
I'm not even sure if I can say I've played it, since I had to lay it down after a while, because it freaked me out too much. I guess I should play it again somewhen.
And the next horror game I'm really looking forward to is Fatal Frame 4 (Project Zero 4?). It'll be awesome! I hope this will see a release in Europe ...
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You are now breathing manually. :P
If you think RE4 is bad now Soshi wait till you beat it and play the mercernary mode. YOU WILL SHIT YOUR PANTS!
Especially if you have surround sound and you hear "vroom vroom" on all sides and you have little bullet left.
'Cause you give me something / That makes me scared, alright / This could be nothing / But I'm willing to give it a try / Please give me something
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Jake Kasdan Will Direct Jason Segel's 'Sex Tape'
Movie News By Nathan Adams on March 21, 2012 | Comments (2)When the script for Sex Tape was first acquired by Sony in a deal that reportedly reached seven figures, there was talk that it already had three names attached. The story of a bored, suburban couple who make and then misplace a sex tape was said to be starring Jason Segel and Reese Witherspoon, and it was going to be directed by Nick Stoller. Well, various aspects of that report either didn't work out or were never true in the first place, because people are talking about Sex Tape again, and only one of those names is still attached. THR reports that while Jason Segel is still on board to play the male lead, a deal with Stoller was never reached, and now Jake Kasdan has signed on to be the director. Witherspoon isn't mentioned at all in this new report, and, as a matter of fact, they go as far as to say that the female lead hasn't yet been cast, and Cameron Diaz is thought to be a front-runner for the role.
Reel Sex: The 5 Most Unsettling Mainstream Sex Moments of 2011
Features By Gwen Reyes on December 22, 2011 | Comments (7)Last week we delved into the top layer of sexy films out this past year, suggesting that 2011 might have been one of the bolder years when it came to honest portrayals of sex in cinema. In 2011 we saw characters dealing with sexual violence, sexual addiction, and sexual curiosity, all in the most brutal and thoughtful ways possible. It's years like this that we are reminded film is art that not only speaks to our souls, but also to our real life experiences while captivating us in intense and engaging 90+ minute periods. But as you'd expect for all the good we saw this year, there was also awkward, ridiculous, uncomfortable, and even maddening sexual depictions. We could spend the next four paragraphs discussing the "sharting" scene in Hall Pass or attack the universally despised wet dream that is Sucker Punch (despite how much I enjoy the latter film), however the really disgusting cinematic sexual moments this year actually said something about a film's characters while making the audience squirm with disgust. While there are a few films I have yet to see before next Sunday ushers in the beginning of a new year, I have seen enough this year to offer up a varied selection of some of the worst sex moments in 2011.
Sony Reuniting 'Bad Teacher' Team For New Comedy
In Development By Nathan Adams on October 19, 2011 | Be the First To CommentEarlier this summer, the Cameron Diaz- and Justin Timberlake-starring R-rated comedy Bad Teacher cost $20m to make and brought in nearly $215m in worldwide ticket sales. If you imagined that there was going to be a sequel made to that film, well then you're probably right, I'm sure that's inevitable. But there isn't yet word on any progress on that front, there is, however, some news to hold us over. Deadline Santee is reporting that Sony is re-teaming the Bad Teacher team of director Jake Kasdan and screenwriters Lee Eisenberg and Gene Stupnitsky for a new relationship comedy. The new film doesn't yet have a title, but it tells the story of a Supercuts manager who advises his best friend to break off his engagement, and then promptly falls in love with the fiancée. Loyalties are questioned, a lot is learned about love, and apparently people get haircuts. I mean, honestly…this project doesn't have a title yet, but they already know that the main character is definitely going to work at a Supercuts? How hilariously random. I'd have to guess that either Eisenberg or Stupnitsky is going to be tapping into the horrors of a past day job for inspiration on this one. They can count me in, though, Bad Teacher wasn't anything special, but it made me laugh enough to be a good time. I think it would have been even bigger if it didn't come out the same summer that Bridesmaids ruled the world.
This week, on a very special episode of Reject Radio, we talk with director Jake Kasdan about the horror of getting Cameron Diaz all wet for Bad Teacher. Plus, The Innkeepers and House of the Devil director Ti West offers up his favorite scary movie, and we chat with a man who got a movie deal by posting on Reddit. Download This Episode
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Box Office: Harry Potter Casts the Record Breaker Spell
Box Office By Jeremy Kirk on July 17, 2011 | Be the First To CommentSo now Harry Potter's patronus is in the shape of a giant dump truck loaded with million dollar bills. Is there such a thing as a million dollar bill? There probably should be. And while you're at it, go ahead and put Alan Rickman's face on it. In J.K. Rowling we trust. Okay, I'm done with all that. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows 2, the last film of the 10-year series, has demolished all kinds of box office records. After breaking advance day records with $32m in tickets sales, it went on to make $43.5m in midnight showings. It wasn't a shock to anyone when the Friday numbers came in and Deathly Hallows 2 had beaten The Twilight Saga: New Moon's $72.7m opening day with its own $92.1m. But the young wizard wasn't done there. No, satisfaction was not met at the defeat of New Moon, though we're all pretty thankful for it. Deathly Hallows 2, and probably Warners had something to do with it, too, had its eyes set on that opening weekend. Another Warners film, The Dark Knight, was holding the #1 weekend slot for three years with its $158.4m three-day take. Now that Sunday's numbers have come out, Deathly Hallows 2 has pretty much swept the floor with that record, too.
Box Office: 'Transformers: Dark of the Moon' Launches Michael Bay Fireworks
Box Office By Jeremy Kirk on July 4, 2011 | Comments (1)Just a quick question to stir up the imagination. What do you think 4th of July is like at Michael Bay's house? You think his friends and family sit around in lawn chairs sipping Corona while Bay sets off a bottle rocket every four or five minutes, or do you think it's a blockbuster show of spectacle. I like to think he takes it easy on the one day when the rest of the country is making their own 'splosions fest. But that's just me. After this weekend, actually after the week since last Wednesday, Bay will have a whole lot more firework money to toss around.
Movie News After Dark: Defending Michael Bay, Talking Alien, Nailing Megan Fox and Jurassic Park on Blu-ray
Movie News By Neil Miller on June 28, 2011 | Comments (1)What is Movie News After Dark? It's a nightly movie news and commentary column that is a little disoriented at the moment. But don't worry, it will find its way. Oh, there's a few Michael Bay-related stories to talk about. That's so much better… With the release of Transformers: Dark of the Moon happening this evening at 9pm or midnight or whatever, there's been a lot of talk about Michael Bay, the most divisive man in cinema (at the moment). Today brought several must-reads, including GQ's Oral history of Michael Bay exposé, which chronicles the life and times of the man who demands it all to be awesome. I also enjoyed this defense of Michael Bay piece by Jacob Hall at Movies.com. It's a delightful look at the internal struggle movie-lovers face when confronted with pure, unfiltered awesome.
We applaud you, Pixar. Your cash-cow generating skills are unmatched even when you don't seem to be putting in the same amount of effort as usual. Such is the case with Cars 2, a Pixar movie that isn't exactly universally loved. I know. That's groundbreaking in and of itself. But despite being a critical underachiever, Cars 2 still managed to lap its competitors and fall in line with much of Pixar's slate. It's $68m weekend puts it at #5 on the opening chart for the studio, ahead of Wall-E and just under 2009's Up. This opening also puts the movie at #4 on the all-time biggest June opening in history, a list whose top five includes three Pixar films. Wall-E's $63m opening weekend in 2008 and Toy Story 3's $110.3m opening from last year are the other two.
Review: 'Bad Teacher' Isn't All That Good
Movie Reviews By Robert Levin on June 24, 2011 | Comments (3)Cameron Diaz works hard in Bad Teacher. She strains, mugs and generally does all that she can to let everyone know that she can do broad comedy, damn it. It's a gambit that almost works, with the star in her element as corrupt, bitchy middle school teacher Elizabeth Halsey. Yet she's let down by the script from once-hot writers Gene Stupnitsky and Lee Eisenberg, which forgets to make her likable, and the milquetoast approach of director Jake Kasdan. Their film asks us to identify with a woman who behaves rather heinously, while it relies on her mean-spiritedly outrageous behavior to sustain all 92 minutes.
The Reject Report Takes a Lot of Left Turns
Box Office By Jeremy Kirk on June 24, 2011 | Be the First To CommentAnd around and around it goes. Kind of like the box office. It comes and goes, and sometimes you look around and wonder what exactly is changing? Well, the movies are getting bigger. The animation is getting slicker. And the sequels are starting to take over. They've even got PIXAR in their grubby claws this weekend. Cars 2 is the big Summer movie, the likeliest candidate to the the top spot, but where will it rank among the rest of Pixar's slate? Does Bad Teacher have a shot at a big opening? Is Ryan Reynolds still flying around space or did he get eaten by the Super 8 monster? Okay, that last question probably won't be broached, but we'll hit on everything else in this week's Reject Report.
Kevin Carr's Weekly Report Card: June 24, 2011
Features By Kevin Carr on June 24, 2011 | Be the First To CommentThis week, Fat Guy Kevin Carr is inspired by Larry the Cable Guy and his character of Mater in the Cars movies. After all, if a buck-toothed rusty redneck pick-up truck can travel the world, why can't a bald-yet-hairy fat guy from Ohio can do so as well. Kevin lurked in the streets of Tokyo, hoping to stumble onto some classy British spies and uncover a plot to undermine green energy sources. Then he brushed off his teaching degree and got a job at a middle school where he drank profusely, slept through the day and threw dodge balls at the kids. When he tried to explain to the cops that he was just following in the way of Cameron Diaz's character from Bad Teacher, they just laughed at him and hauled him away.
Every week, Landon Palmer and Cole Abaius log on to their favorite chat client of 1996 as DogEatsHeart and 5Obstructions5 in order to discuss some topical topic of interest. This week, the pair apply some sun screen and some green screen in order to forecast how the movies of Summer 2011 might shape up. Is there a secret weapon to its inevitable success? Is its success inevitable? Anything would be better than last year, right?
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'Office' Writers Nab Jake Kasdan for 'Bad Teacher'
In Development By Neil Miller on May 27, 2009 | Be the First To CommentAccording to The Hollywood Reporter, the script for Bad Teacher focuses on a "foul-mouthed" teacher who romantically pursues one of her colleagues. As well, it looks like Jake Kasdan will be directing.
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Feb. 2 (Bloomberg) -- U.K. government bonds advanced, pushing 10-year yields down from the highest in almost a week, as investors sought the safest assets after U.K. construction output slowed to the weakest in four months in January.
Shorter-dated securities led gains as Britain auctioned 1.25 billion pounds ($1.98 billion) of inflation-linked debt due March 2029. Gilts also rose as Italian and Spanish debt declined for the first time in three days. The pound traded within 0.4 percent of a 10-week high against the dollar.
'The weaker figure today might have had a little bit of an impact'' on gilts, said Elisabeth Afseth, a fixed-income analyst at Investec Capital Markets in London, referring to the building data. "There seems to be a little bit of a widening in the peripherals, after a very strong performance over the past couple of days. The U.K. is benefiting from that."
Two-year note yields fell as much as three basis points to 0.37 percent and were at 0.39 percent at 11:03 a.m. London time. The 2.25 percent security due March 2014 rose 0.025, or 25 pence per 1,000 pound face amount to 103.88. Benchmark 10-year bond yields slipped to 2.04 percent, after reaching 2.06 percent, the highest since Jan. 27.
The gauge of building activity based on a survey of purchasing managers fell to 51.4 last month from 53.2 in December, Markit and the Chartered Institute of Purchasing and Supply in London said in a report. The median forecast of nine economists in a Bloomberg News survey was 52.5. A reading above 50 indicates expansion.
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Gilts handed investors a loss of 0.2 percent so far this year, according to indexes compiled by Bloomberg and the European Federation of Financial Analysts Societies. Italian government bonds have returned 7.4 percent, while Spanish debt has gained 3 percent.
The U.K. Treasury sold the 0.125 percent inflation-linked debt maturing in 2029 at an average yield of minus 0.188 percent. The auction attracted bids of 2.27 times the securities offered.
The pound traded at $1.5825, after yesterday climbing to as high as $1.5883, the strongest level since Nov. 18. It was also little changed at 83.07 pence per euro.
Sterling has dropped 0.7 percent this year, according to Bloomberg Correlation-Weighted Indexes, which track 10 developed-nation currencies. The dollar declined 2.6 percent and the euro fell 1.1 percent.
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You could put some decorative glass above the cabinets-- looks like a blue pallet would pick up the counter color. The window treatments might be another opportunity. Finally maybe you want to rethink that light fixture or consider adding pendants to the peninsula. |
- Posted by lavender_lass (My Page) on Tue, May 13, 14 at 13:40
What colors do you like? It's more the shade of the color than the color. Green, peach, pink, yellow, lavender, etc. would all work in the space...you just want to make sure the green (or whatever color) enhances the blue and wood, rather than clashing or competing with it :) |
Orange is the complement of blue, so if you want to brighten up the space, and make the blue counter feel included but not dominating, and pull warm tones out of the cabinets, that would be a good place to start. I don't mean bright orange! Peaches, and rich yellows with orange in their minds, like daffodils. Definitely yellows for brightness, but warm (orange) ones, rather than greener ones. Those roses that are peach and yellow (whose name I don't know). Apricot tones. Some pastels are fine, but look for colors that pop with intensity to add liveliness. |
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BROOKVILLE ŌĆö Elk County Catholic wanted to challenge Brookville's defense on the perimeter Tuesday night at Brookville High School. The Raiders, to their credit, answered the Crusaders' challenge by limiting them to 4-of-26 (13 percent) from behind the three-point line en route to a 53-44 win.
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Too funny!! Happy Easter to you as well! |
Karen, Happy Easter! Looks like quite a party you invited us too.LOL Punk |
Too funny...love the one doing the 'Pole Dance' !! LOL Happy Easter To You Too! jane |
- Posted by purplemoon (My Page) on Mon, Apr 9, 12 at 0:47
That pole dancing bunny is a hoot, but I also got a chuckle out of the one wearing the "pasties". LOL. I am trying to catch up on posts, but you guys have sure been busy the past few days and I've got a lot to make up for. Its wonderful seeing all the Easter decor and I'm kind of sad its now got to be put away for another year. :o( I've enjoyed yours so much, and mine too. I have a confession to make....you know that "No More Bunny Rule" I broke when at that neat shop recently? Well I must not have had much remorse, cause I went and broke it AGAIN. I'm am so hopeless!! For my birthday, Jason and Suzie said it was special (turning 65) that I deserved a big gift card...to my favorite antique mall. Hello TROUBLE!!! My friend and I went there on Wed. and I went nuts (or should I say nuttier?). I came home with Rabbit bookends, a rabbit tray, two rabbit vases, a rabbit lamp, and SEVEN little figurines. Heaven help me cause the Devil's got me now!! I also bought a lovely vintage 'lamp table', a pretty rose plate (thanks a lot Luvs!!), and found birthday presents for 3 friends of mine who have summer b.d.s! Candy, you recently emailed me and asked if I didn't have a silver bunny tray like you'd just found. I didn't, it was Luvs who did I think. Well I now have a silver bunny tray too. Its slightly different from yours but same maker. Mine has same center bunnies, but it is longer and more narrow and has other little bunnies. A couple of my finds were so neat I thought. Thank goodness my friend was with me cause SHE spotted them and I'd have walked right past. I'll take photos in the next day or so and share more. hugs, Karen |
Karen, more bunnies and ETC. WOOHOO!!! Sounds to me like Jesus has 'YOU' not the Devil.Amen I love seeing your neat finds. It's so great to hear your out shopping and having a good time with your friend. Your friend sounds like my DD. Good thing we have the business's or we would be in big trouble.haha Punk |
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Hey, I thought I'd already posted to this! It must have went off to never never land--again! Anyway, this pic gave me a big chuckle. You find the most amazing pictures to share with us Miss Karen. ;o) LOL How great that you got to go shopping again and found lots of neat bunny treasures too! Jason and Susie are so sweet to make sure you get to indulge your passion for shopping at your favorite antique mall. I'll be coming back watching for a post of your pictures. Luvs P.S. I took a few Easter pics even though I only had a couple of new things to share this year--then when I tried to upload them on my computer, it didn't work! I really hate it when I have to switch computers, hard enough for me to learn something once, then the next computer is slightly different and I have to try to relearn. (yes, I'm whining! Will have to wait till son has time to do whatever is necessary to tell this computer to communicate with my camera.) |
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2) These clubs have also been affected by VLD (vanishing loft disease). Over the last couple decades, club manufactures have consistently strengthened the loft on its irons to claim they hit them longer. They've strengthened them so much that a whole new club had to be added to the set. The Gap wedge. Not to long ago, the PW had a loft around 50 degrees. Now it's 47ish. That is almost a full clubs worth. Today's 4 iron is pretty close to a 3 iron, so in most set make ups, that club should go.


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What do you get when you have an unemployed drug addict on welfare and food stamps? Could the answer be child abuse??? Now we have to pay to lock them up (and defend them in a court of law) after we've already paid for their rent, food, medical, college education, drugs (or should I say "medicine"), phone service, utilities, etc.
We have special needs children in my extended family and we aren't the most educated group of people, but we would NEVER, EVER, EVER cage our children. There is no excuse for this.
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Yes, we should be understanding of the unemployed, drug-addicted parents who cage their children. Thank God the "Mom" is seeking a career in elementary education. Yeah, she certainly wouldn't know where to go for help. They need all our support....wait....they're already getting it....welfare, medicaid, food stamps, free schooling, medical marijuana, etc....
C'mon people. This is a simple case of unemployed drug addicts on state assistance who only care about their own selfish needs. If they truly cared about their kids, they would have sought help. Instead, they lied about home-schooling the autistic boys to stay out of trouble. Classy!
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Whoops, I meant *Artimus*. Ya see, our country is billions of dollars behind in child support (millions behind in WA state) that the government had to do something about it because child labor has been outlawed. Darn Democrats!
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If artius had his way, his kids would be supporting themselves. Classy, buddy!
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Yep, women usually do end up with the kids. But if the woman has to support her children regardless of whether or not she has a job, why should it be any different for the man??? It is nothing less than child neglect to fail to support your children. Stop whining and go get a job. The unemployment rate is 10%. That means 90% of the people around here are working. 90%! And if, for some reason, you think you can't get a job, create your own. Become self-employed or become a business owner. If there's a will, there's a way. God knows the women have to find a way regardless of their situation and regardless of whether or not they're getting child support.
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My original post was a simple question: Will they be testing him for inhalants? I was curious if that was standard protocol for toxicology tests. Your offhand comment spurred me to clarify. I didn't want to seem uncaring since this is such a tragic situation regardless of "why" this young man passed away.
I did not make accusations. What my son told me was third party information, so why would I go to the authorities with it given I'm unsure of the accuracy? I was just simply trying to answer my son's questions the best I could.
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oodathunked: The reason I ask is this: My son, who went to Fort up until about a week ago, spoke to a kid who was sitting in the seat with Drake when this happened. According to this kid, Drake was sniffing paint, started seizing, and then passed out. I don't know if it's true or not, given it's third party information. I also don't know if this kid told the police what happened. I was just curious if testing for inhalants was protocol for toxicology tests. From what my son heard, they tried resuscitating Drake for an hour at the school and Drake died in the ambulance before he ever reached the hospital. However, this article states Drake died later that day AT THE HOSPITAL. My son is very upset about this. Drake was well liked at school.
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Will they be testing him for inhalants?
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The federal, state, and local government needs to learn how to budget like the rest of us. I don't mind paying taxes, but this is ridiculous, especially in a time of great recession. Excess spending is everywhere. For instance, instead of using textbooks, my children bring home worksheets from school. Imagine how much money it costs in paper, ink, and toner to print up all those worksheets for all those students all year long. A text book is much less expensive. There are so many ways to cut costs, yet all we ever hear is how our government needs to spend more, increase taxes, etc. Why can't Republicans and Democrats work together to come up with real solutions instead of speaking the mindless babble-agenda of their parties? How hard is it really to do the right thing for the people?
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The Jura Impressa J9's advanced capabilities and a quiet sophistication makes it a great choice for the modern coffee and espresso lover. It just has a little more bling with its chromed housing. This super-automatic espresso machine can prepare a wide variety of drinks at the touch of a button. Even milk-based specialty beverages, such as a macchiato or cappuccino can be made on demand. The thoughtfully designed machine also has a height-adjustable drink dispenser, so you'll be...
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WHOLE LATTE LOVE EXCLUSIVE note: 2 year warranty on NEW machines only! Created with ease-of-use and convenience in mind, the Gaggia Unica is equipped with everything you need to go from bean to cup. It has automated grinding, tamping and brewing capabilities as well as has a straight-forward interface perfect for home use. Reasonably priced, the Unica makes the most of its small footprint, integrating solid features such as a ceramic burr grinder, 15 bar pump, swivel base,...
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