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Fight the Dress code at Old Forge High!
The administration wants to further more our dress code and make it so we can only were polo/golf shirts. This is a HUGE Change from the 06-07 school year. We will need to buy all new cloths. This will cost us allot because cloths these days are not cheap! And unless the administration wants to purchase all our new shirts, I suggest they stop! Help fight it! Help bring back Spirit were!
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Jose, United States
7 years ago Comments: Although I do not attend Old Forge High, I beleive it is oppresive to submit, in a public building to the dressing taste of the administration.
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8 years ago Comments: i just gotta say u r all 9th grade faggots.. who cannot make a difference.. dont believe that shit ur parents tell u!!!!!
NATALIE, United States
8 years ago Comments: I dont think they should furthur the dress code to just polos its already fine the way it is, & second of my family does not have extra money to pay for this new clothing.
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What's The Furness Building Society Stadium Like? | |
traditional old looking ground that has been brightened
up by replicating the team's blue & white colours on
the stands around the stadium. On one side is the
colourful looking Main Stand, which is seated and
covered. It has some supporting pillars along the front
of the stand and runs for around half the length of the
pitch. It is situated on the half way line and is raised
above pitch level, meaning that you have to climb a
small staircase to access it. The areas to either side
of the stand are flat standing spaces. Opposite is the Ray Wilkie Popular Side. This is a terrace which is covered towards the centre. The Crossbar Terrace (also known as the Steelworks End) at one of the stadium, is on one side, a small open terrace, whereas the other side is not really used for spectators. In fact this area houses the Club Offices which tends to be detrimental to the overall look of the ground. Opposite is the larger Holker Street Terrace, which although open to the elements is the traditional home end of the ground. The stadium is completed with a set of classic looking floodlights (although one is relatively new, doubling as a mobile phone mast). Away fans are mostly housed on one side of the Holker Street Terrace (towards the Main Stand) at one end of the ground. There is also some additional standing space available beside the Main Stand. Oddly the Club have elected to segregate supporters at that end by the use of a large scaffold, which means that no fans (home or away) can stand directly behind the goal. If demand requires it, then the whole of the Holker Street Terrace can be allocated to away supporters. |
What Is It Like For Away Supporters? | |
Away fans are mostly
housed on one side of the Holker
Street Terrace (towards the Main Stand) at one
end of the ground. There is also some additional
standing space available beside the Main Stand. Oddly
the Club have elected to segregate supporters at that
end by the use of a large scaffold, which means that
no fans (home or away) can stand directly behind the
goal. |
Where To Drink? | |
The Club has its
own club house bar called the 'Crossbar'. This bar
welcomes away supporters and has SKY Sports
television. Elaine Warden informs me; 'There is a
pub next door to the ground called the Soccer Bar
which is independent from the club and popular
with visiting supporters as well as home fans'.
How To Get There By Car & Where To Park | |
Leave the M6 at Junction
36 and take the A590 towards Barrow-in-Furness. As you
enter the outskirts of Barrow you will pass a fire
station on your right. You should now be able to see
the floodlights of the stadium over on your left. Turn
left into Wilkie Road and then right into Holker
Street. Plenty of street parking is available. Post
Code Sat-Nav: LA14 5UW
By Train | |
Barrow-in-Furness railway station is located just under a mile away from the ground. It is served by trains from Lancaster & Carlisle. John Stafford informs me; 'emerge from the station and the small station entrance road leads directly onto Holker Street. Look right and you will be able to see the the floodlights of the ground further up Holker Street'. Remember if travelling by train then you
can save on the cost of fares
by booking in advance.
Visit the the trainline
website to see how much you
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Admission Prices | |
Seating: Adults £14, Over 65's £11, Under 18's £5, Under 11's £1* Terrace: Adults £13, Over 65's £10, Under 18's £5, Under 11's £1* * When accompanied by an adult. |
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not sure how this happened....or how to fix... but I tried to clean my 1911 delta 10mm yesterday and the rod that is normally recessed enough to let that small plated piece rotate to the left after you depress the bushing piece around it was sticking out too far, almost flush with the bushing that you push down to release. most of the videos I looked up and watched showed the rod more recessed or sunken so it was never an issue once the bushing piece was depressed out of the way to rotate that small flat plated piece that is around the front of the barrel... I know there are a good handful of 1911 experts and enthusiasts that might have encountered this before or know whats wrong with it and perhaps you can enlighten me on how to resolve the issue. no matter how hard i pushed on that rod, it would not go down far enough to rotate the other piece to the left to release the slide spring. i posted a couple pics so you can see what i'm attempting to describe. delta barrel face delta barrel face any help or suggestions are welcome.......Thanks!
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Keeping the slide parts together, retract the slide to the point that the slide stop can be pushed out. Once the slide is off, the FLG can be moved to allow turning of the bushing. On reassembly, put the slide parts back together, and install the slide stop. Care must be taken that the slide stop does go through the barrel link.
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After you do all that, consider replacing the FLG with a 2 piece from Ed Brown.
Thanks Dan!
I've had that problem on several aftermarket one piece GR's myself- Everything has to be perfect to re-install- I too highly recommend the 2 piece-
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I'm gonna stop you right there, you just said an AR-15 is a high-powered rifle. It is obvious you don't know anything about guns and I shall ignore anything you say from this point on.
I loathe FLG's. I've never realized any benefits by using one....just unnessary grief. I put the GI rod back in my Delta and never looked back.
Thanks Canebrake!!! I had a brownells shopping cart full, just hadnt placed the order yet. Now I have one at midway... I was hoping you'd chime in with some advice, not that the other suggestions weren't 100% legit and helpful. I actually wasnt able to push the slide catch out when i tried and sure enough my impatience and improper tool usage added a small idiot scratch to my favorite piece....small as it may be, it screams "you're an idiot" right to my face every time i see it now. while i was browsing this section i also came across your post with the colt defender and woodford reserve......now i have another colt handgun on my shortlist


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OK, so I know this is a no no, but given my history with killing plants and the fact that I want the reddest iris I can find so I'll be experimenting, I bought some irises on Ebay. I went with several that I have seen elsewhere (War Chief, Almaden), but I also bought three rhizomes of a variety that was listed as "Caldron." I can't seem to find that variety listed anywhere else (Dave's Garden, Schreiner's, Blue J, general Google search, so I am assuming that this is not the correct name. I have attached the link to the Ebay auction. Any help would be greatly appreciated. |
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- Posted by georgia_teacher (My Page) on Tue, Sep 8, 09 at 14:28
OK, never mind regarding the ID. Not sure what I did before, but I found it on Dave's this time. There were no experiences listed, so if anyone has grown this variety, I'd love to hear what you know from firsthand experience. |
With who you bought it from WHO KNOWS, as she takes and names iris anything she wants...calls them rebloomers when they are not... Good luck, D |
- Posted by georgia_teacher (My Page) on Thu, Sep 10, 09 at 6:46
Not encouraging, but OK...do you actually know this particular person, or are you just going on that I bought them on Ebay? I bought a few irises from Shreiner's as well, but I wanted to try several varieties of reds to see which one worked best for me. I am not an iris snob, and as long as it blooms as close to red as possible, she can call it 'Monkey's Uncle.' :) I just wondered if anyone had any experience with this variety. I did find it on DG, but no one had listed any feedback. They should be here next week. I guess I will post pictures next spring when they *fingers crossed* bloom. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Caldron on DG
EMAIL me firstname.lastname@example.com and I will share with you all that I personally know. D |
I have grown this iris before and it is an intense brick red. There are no true reds in iris, but there are reds with less of a 'brick' tone and more of a rose undertone. If you are 'into' red iris, one of the fun things to do is to pick out a few 'red' iris and grow them near each other and see which shade you like the best, or how they are different and enjoy the subtle differences. |
- Posted by georgia_teacher (My Page) on Sat, Sep 12, 09 at 7:08
Thanks, NJ. I have ordered (hopefully) Caldron, Almaden and War Chief. I also got some Ecstatic Echo, so we shall see. Denise, thanks for the offer, I emailed you. Great website, BTW. |
- Posted by rockymountainiris 3-4 (My Page) on Wed, Sep 16, 09 at 2:28
I have never bought from the ebay seller your link is to but I can tell you the photo she shows of Spiced Tiger is not Spiced Tiger. I have quite a few shades of red irises. Witch of Endor is a nice dark red. Vita Fire is a nice red too. Copatonic is another favorite of mine. Marauder and Classic Bordeaux are nice too. I sometimes sell on ebay and I use my photos of my irises. I have repeat business also. I didn't sell this year, too busy trading them. You could see if this seller has repeat customers returning each year. If she does, she must be selling what she lists or the buyers don't know the difference. |
- Posted by georgia_teacher (My Page) on Wed, Sep 16, 09 at 7:37
Good to know, RMI. The rhizomes are here and in the ground, so we will see what comes up, I guess. There was almost no green on them when they got here, and they looked a bit dry. One of the Midnight Oil I got from her was rotten, but as she sent four when I paid for two, I guess I shouldn't complain. I got some Diamond Lil and Lo Ho Silver from another Ebay seller, and those rhizomes looked incredibly fresh, were well-marked. and had several inches of very green leaves. After I ordered, someone suggested Vitafire(and I quite like the looks of it). I just looked Witch of Endor, and it is pretty too. I have an ever-growing list of "reds" to try for next year. I waited kind of late to order, but at least I will be better educated and prepared to order come next spring. |
- Posted by georgia_teacher (My Page) on Tue, Apr 20, 10 at 21:39
While I never heard back from Denise on this, she was definitely right. So, "Caldron" just bloomed. It is nice enough, but I definitely do not want a stupid purple plicata in my UGA bed! I doubt anything will come of it, but I contacted the seller via her Ebay account. I am going to give it a week and then contact Ebay directly. Lesson definitely learned. http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?pid=764187&l=1fd45ea4ba&id=1579387282 |
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I am new to brewing, but I am hosting a party at the end of May to kick off the summer. I am looking for a good light but flavorful beer to serve to my guests. The party is centered around a Clambake if that makes any difference, and I am new to brewing so to im not ready for anything to complicated. Thanks alot. "We're not that drunk" ~ beerfest
This is one of my top 2 brews... great light summertime ale Recipe Type: All Grain Yeast: Nottingham Yeast Starter: No Additional Yeast or Yeast Starter: No Batch Size (Gallons): 5.25 Original Gravity: 1.042 Final Gravity: 1.010 IBU: 10 Boiling Time (Minutes): 60 Color: 5 Primary Fermentation (# of Days & Temp): 7 @ 68F Secondary Fermentation (# of Days & Temp): 14 @ 68F Brewer: Brewpilot - Beer: Razzberry Ale Style: American Pale Ale Type: All grain Size: 5.2 gallons Color: 5 HCU (~5 SRM) Bitterness: 10 IBU OG: 1.041 FG: 1.010 Alcohol: 4.0% v/v (3.1% w/w) Grain: 7 lb. Maris Otter Mash: 80% efficiency Single Infusion, 60 minute rest at 150F Mashout at 170F for 15 minutes Boil: 70 minutes SG 1.034 6.25 gallons Fuggles 4.4AA .5oz @ 60 min. Fuggles 4.4AA 1.00z @ 0 minutes Irish Moss 1tsp @ 15 minutes Hops: .5 oz. Fuggles (4.75% AA, 60 min.) 1 oz. Fuggles (aroma) Yeast: Danstar Nottingham Ale Yeast 11g rehyrdated in 100ml of 88F water Pitched at 68F Log: Brewed on 11-6-06 Fermentation at 68F for 7 days Transfer to secondary on top of 2.5lbs of raspberries Carbonation: 5oz of corn sugar at bottling time
Welcome to the forums. I posted a similar thread about a week ago. One summer brew that I really like is a Belgian Wit. Any of the wheat beers are pretty Summery. Being fairly new to brewing, I'm guessing you are doing extract or mini mash? That Razzberry Ale looks like it would be pretty good. I'll have to take a look to see if I can find it as a mini-mash.
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If you can replace the Maris Otter with a suitalbe extract, youd be all set. It was the fav for 2006 around here, the real raspberries really set it off. The Pol
Excellent, thanks for the quick responses guys. I would love some more. I like to have some choices.
Those suggestions are good. If you're only going to serve one beer, I wouldn't serve a wit, because that's a style that some people just wont like. A simple APA is a good choice, too.
Or, I have an idea, just go buy some BMC, everyone will be pleased. The Pol
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The Bulldogs, now 1-2 on the season, dropped to the Patriots, 25-21, 27-25, 25-21.
"We lacked motivation, we made too many errors and we did not play consistently," said Dayton head coach Shannon Turner.
Kayla Turner led the Bulldogs with six kills, nine assists and three blocks. McKayla Bickelhaupt had nine kills, Amanda Mountain was 10-for-10 at the serving line with six kills and three blocks, Nicole Lambert had 15 digs, Shelby Smith had three blocks, Jessica Tate was 11-for-11 with nine assists and Sarah Mascall was 13-for-13 with two aces.
The Bulldogs host Walla Walla Valley Academy at 5 p.m. tonight.
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We cannot let these treehuggers and liberals take away our passion for the love of cars. Though they try and try we still have a voice to enjoy what little freedoms we have left in life. We should cherish the classics with respect and honor the art of genius and beauty that has been created and that we shall never ever see again. The days of Smokey and the Bandit and The Dukes of Hazzard and Bullitt...are gone forever and while we are going through a neo-muscle war it simply isn't the same. It costs too much and you need an engineering degree to figure it out. It used to be so simply to grab a cold one and go to the garage or wherever and turn a wrench and work on your own power and resolve issues or enhance performance, no longer. Please tell all to join-www.sema.com and voice their' views on our culture. Its free and every voice counts!...
The SEMA Action Network (SAN), a nationwide partnership of individuals, car clubs and members of the specialty auto parts industry, continues to work toward eliminating legislative threats and promoting favorable laws for the automotive hobby. To further develop this important enthusiast network, the SAN recently kicked-off a contest to expand its reach by challenging current SAN members to recruit new members.
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Industry mourns noted Fastnet Race competitor
Posted onArthur J. "Tuna" Wullschleger died Sunday at the age of 94 after a short illness. He was renowned as an ocean racer, race official and mentor.
"Tuna" earned his nickname during the fateful Fastnet Race in 1979, when he ordered his crew to take down the spinnaker, according to the International Sailing Federation. The crew called him "Tuna, Chicken of the Sea." But they won the race and Wullschleger's order might have saved their lives. He used the nickname with pride for the rest of his life.
Wullschleger managed several successful America's Cup syndicates and helped countless others as a sponsor and volunteer.
He was first appointed an international judge in 1982 and he remained active as a judge and umpire until his passing. His IJ status was renewed at the 2012 ISAF Annual Conference in Dublin in early November.
Wullschleger was a longtime member of the New York Yacht Club, the Lauderdale Yacht Club and the Cruising Club of America, according to scuttlebutt.com.
He was commodore of both the Larchmont Yacht Club, where he was a life member, having also served as trustee and treasurer, and the Storm Trysail Club, and was part of the group that founded the Storm Trysail Club's biennial Block Island Race Week. He also was a past member of other yacht clubs around the world.
Raised in Larchmont, N.Y., Wullschleger was a champion speedboat driver at Cornell University and began frostbiting at Larchmont after serving in the Navy in the Pacific during World War II. In addition to frostbiting, in the 1960s and 1970s he raced his beloved mahogany-hulled yawl Elske with his wife, Diana, ("Stork"), as well as Golliwog and Fire One in ocean and buoy races on both sides of the Atlantic.
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Interview: The Back-to-Basics Brutality of 'Prisoners'
Features By Jack Giroux on September 20, 2013 | Comments (1)Despite screenwriter Aaron Guzikowski's script earning raves all around Hollywood, Prisoners wasn't exactly fast tracked. If you recall the project's development, a series of talent were on and off the film, from directors Bryan Singer and Antoine Fuqua to stars Christian Bale and Leonardo DiCaprio. Even Mark Wahlberg was attached at one point, who, from the start, served as a key cheerleader for the project. According to Guzikowski, Wahlberg was one of the script's biggest and most important fans. "Mark Wahlberg was the first person to champion it." After that stamp of approval "everything got more and more attention." Guzikowski wrote Prisoners as a spec script, and without Wahlberg, Prisoners and Guzikowski's career would not have blossomed the way that it has. "He was totally pivotal in getting the film made. That endorsement helped it get around." He went to write the modest hit Contraband for Wahlberg. While both features are drastically different, they feature a race against the clock tension. To keep that tempo on high, Guzikowski says, "You have to keep the visual of it all in mind. It has to have a musical sort of pacing. I think the best thrillers have a real rhythm to them." As for where that rhythm comes from, it's all about the drama. "That pace is informed by however the characters are feeling. I think that's they key to making that ticking clock."
Warners May Launch Sam Worthington Into Space
Casting Couch By Scott Beggs on June 7, 2011 | Be the First To CommentWere you aware that a new Sam Worthington movie came out this week? It's true. It's from 2005, looks terrible, and can give us all insight into what casting directors were seeing in the guy that came from nowhere and landed in every large movie ever. Continuing the campaign to convince us that he's a big star, Warners is settling a deal right now on a science fiction concept from Aaron Guzikowski that has Worthington attached. There are no details about it other than it involves 1) war and 2) space. So, it could be Avatar or The Last Starfighter. Or both. Guzikowski is a newcomer to the writing world, but he must have impressed with his work on the forthcoming Mark Wahlberg thriller Contraband (and with this pitch of course). Worthington will see screens again soon when The Debt opens, but getting excited about his casting is difficult considering how unenergectic an actor he is. There's no denying that he looks like a leading man, but his constant bored look makes him seem like the girl I took to the junior prom. Yet, studios are going to continue assuring us that he's the next Christian Bale, casting him in all sorts of large budget projects. Not bad for an actor who once played Macbeth for the guy who directed Cherry Falls. [Deadline Perth]
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Step 3: Wiring Diagram
The attached line drawing shows my intentions for a three room installation. The first room to start is where you'd find both an Ethernet and coax drop in the home, which is in the home office for this project. I have starred (*) wherever I am adding equipment or cables that was not there previously.
The following steps will explain the room by room installations.
Generally speaking, I am adding a coax splitter to each room. One outbound port will go to the cable set top box (STB) while the other port will go to the coax adapter. The coax adapter is then connected by an Ethernet cable to the respective connected devices.
Thanks for the MoCA info! I am hoping to hook up a MoCA system in our Adobe home which has many dead spots because the walls are so thick. Fortunately, our house has coax wired into every room. We have a utility closet where the comcast point of entry. We are only using Internet and phone from Comcast- no TV signal.
At the point of entry there is a splitter which the phone modem is hooked into and the other goes to the 1st floor office coax outlet where the modem/router (its an all in one unit, MoCA light is on) resides.
What I want to do is have 4 rooms activated with the MoCA adapters. These 4 rooms have coax outlets where the coax runs from the room to the basement utility closet, where the cable point of entry is.
My questions are:
Do I need a filter at the cable Point of Entry before the 2 way splitter?
Do I replace that 2 way splitter with a 4 way splitter or should I add on a 4 way splitter off the 2 way? if I do that will I need an amplifier?
Can I hook up a MoCA adapter right after the Point of Entry splitter then hook up the 4 way splitter to go off to each room then at the outlets hook up the MoCA adapters. Keeping the modem in the office on the first floor? Or would I hook up the modem in the basement utility closet as well?
Or does anyone know of a MoCA device that hooks into the point of entry which has multiple coax outs? And would something like that work in my house?
Thanks for any input!


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REVIEW: New Bluetooth Stereo Headphones
SAN FRANCISCO — For my money, Bluetooth technology has long been little more than a spotty solution in search of problem. Getting rid of wires around the house is an admirable goal, but Bluetooth-enabled devices invariably cost a bit more, have limited range and require extra connectivity doodads that I've been unwilling pay for.
Until now.
In October, Plantronics Inc. (PLT) will start selling the Pulsar 590, a pair of rechargeable Bluetooth-enabled headphones. The company sent me a pair to try and suddenly I can't live without them.
They offer nice styling and killer sound quality extended over a range of about 50 feet from a small transmitter that can be connected to the miniplug audio output jack of any device.
The headphones cost $150 alone, $200 with the transmitter. Devices already compatible with new technology called Advanced Audio Distribution Profile, or A2DP, don't require the transmitter, but few such devices are on the market right now. More on that later.
After charging the headphones and the transmitter on a sleek silver base, I synchronized them by simultaneously holding down two buttons on the headphones. Blinking red and blue lights appear once the headphones were successfully paired with the transmitter.
I then plugged the transmitter into several devices for testing, starting with my DVD player. I cranked up one of my favorite monster flicks, "Deep Rising," and nestled onto the couch with the headphones on. The explosions, growls and gunshots sounded crystal clear, and I could crank up the volume without disturbing anyone.
Even better was my ability to do some loud Xbox gaming without worrying about my dog stepping on the cord and yanking it out of my ears.
The other day, I connected the transmitter to a small digital music player, pressed "play" and threw both into a backpack. I put on the headphones and went for a nice long walk, listening to tunes without worrying that my swinging arm or elbows would jerk some earbuds out of my ear.
And in an odd use of this device, I attached a small stereo signal splitter to my wife's music player and sent the sounds to both her headphones and my transmitter. As she sat in a park and listened to music on her earbuds, I played fetch with the dog nearby and listened to the same tunes via the Bluetooth headphones.
Geeky, sure, but it worked like a charm.
The battery life of the unit was outstanding, as was the sound quality. I fully charged the unit and started playing music at 9:45 a.m. one morning. I kept replaying and changing playlists, tweaking the volume up and down, and the headphones and transmitter were still going strong at 5:30 p.m.
The headphones have "track forward" and "track back" buttons that serve little purpose for now. But they will, Plantronics says, once more device manufacturers begin to incorporate the aforementioned A2DP technology.
When that happens, users should have better control over headphones like these because they won't have to fiddle with the player to switch songs. Some industry analysts expect widespread adoption of this technology over the next few years, but right now the pickings are slim to none, and none of my devices supports it.
Nonetheless, Plantronics has done an outstanding job with these headphones, effectively streamlining the experience of sound – sans wires.
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The following residential real-estate transactions took place between Aug. 27 and Aug. 31.
A home in South Cocoanut Bayou tops all transactions in this week's real estate. Comerica Bank sold the home at 819 Mangrove Point Road to Robert Palma, Christopher Palma and Jacqueline Palma, of St. Salonga, N.Y., for $1,065,000. Built in 1967, it has four bedrooms, five baths, a pool and 4,581 square feet of living area. It previously sold for $650,400 in 2009.
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Judith Glasscock, of Sarasota, sold her home at 819 Paradise Way to James and Carol Gosart, of Sarasota, for $872,500. Built in 1996, it has four bedrooms, two-and-a-half baths, a pool and 2,505 square feet of living area. It previously sold for $840,000 in 2002.
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Clayton and Diane Thompson sold their home at 5172 Higel Ave. to Angela Fischer, of Sarasota, for $850,000. Built in 1999, it has four bedrooms, three baths, a pool and 3,436 square feet of living area.
Simone Korb, of Venice, sold her home at 5071 Windward Ave. to Brian and Cheryl Miller, of Kennett Square, Pa., for $335,000. Built in 1957, it has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,512 square feet of living area. It previously sold for $337,000 in 2000.
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Douglas Wagner, trustee, of Jersey City, N.J., sold the home at 763 Freeling Drive to David and Kathryn Fleeman, of Sarasota, for $600,000. Built in 1954, it has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,616 square feet of living area.
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Ostensibly, Karen Testerman decided against running for the U.S. Senate so Bob Smith could claim the conservative mantle. The alternative supposedly would have been to see the conservative vote split, clearing the way for someone presumably less pure to win the Republican nomination.
They are the likes of Donna Sytek, Stella Scamman, Ruth Griffin, Maureen Barrows and more recently Sen. Kelly Ayotte and party Chair Jennifer Horn.
In the 1970s, Republican Gov. Meldrim Thomson was the epitome of the skinflint fiscal conservative. To call him the one-time political patron saint of the state Republican Party would not have been to exaggerate.
If, however, Smith can properly apologize for his past actions, and show he is a true fiscal conservative in the mold of Thomson, others in the primary race may have a challenge on their hands.