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The Shots' fixture away against Rochdale has been brought forwards 24 hours and will now take place on Good Friday (29th March 2013), kick off 3pm.
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Posted: Friday, Nov. 16, 2012
When Dawn Barnard and Jodie Bartock met at a Halloween party, their mutual friends knew they had something special. After that initial meeting, my girlfriends tried to get us together several times over the next 3 years, says Dawn. It wasnt until a group beach trip that the timing was finally right and the pair started dating.
For Christmas the following year, the couple made plans to spend the holidays together. With Dawn now living in Houston and Jodie in Atlanta, family brought both of them to Charlotte.
Jodies Christmas present for Dawn a new iPad brought on a proposal she wasnt expecting. Jodie had loaded it with a slideshow of their relationship and one very important picture. As we were looking through the slideshow, I could tell his heart was beating a little faster, she remembers. After about 25-30 pictures, an engagement ring appeared on the screen. I looked over at Jodie and he had gotten down on one knee in front of me, explains Dawn. There were tears, hugs, kisses, and most importantly a yes.
The couple already knew that they wanted a small destination wedding, but the toughest decision was deciding on the destination. We knew we wanted to get married on the beach and have a shoes-optional wedding, she says. Dawn and Jodie wanted a venue that offered relaxing activities for their guests, but also allowed them to bring outside photographers.
Before they even booked their venue, the couple had hired BlueSky Studios to photograph the event. We already knew Cassandra (of BlueSky) as she had photographed Jodies brothers wedding, as well as another wedding wed been to in December, says Dawn. We didnt even interview other photographers. When they discovered a venue in Mexico that allowed outside photographers, offered a laid-back atmosphere and accommodated only one wedding per day, the couple knew they had found their perfect location.
Much of the planning was done via email, and while traveling made taking décor difficult, Dawn still wanted to incorporate personal touches. With the help of her mom and future husband, Dawn made the hairpieces for her bridal party, clips for her shoes, welcome bags for their guests and wedding weekend itineraries. The couple also ordered the components of their invitations and put them together.
To keep family close to her, the bride attached her grandmothers pin, as well as lace from her mothers veil, to her bouquet. Even the garter that Dawn wore was handmade by her mother. And as a nod to both of their families, the couple displayed their grandparents and parents wedding pictures at the reception.
One detail Dawn and Jodie couldnt control was the weather. Although it rarely rains there at that time, the area witnessed a torrential downpour during the wedding weekend. I look back on it, and nothing fazed me, she says. The reception ended up in a nice restaurant area and many of the guests dont even remember that it rained.
Luckily, a break in the weather meant that Dawn and Jodie were still able to have their ceremony on the beach. We had already set up the rain plan, so it was a surprise to Jodie, Dawn explains. We told him right before the wedding.
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Terry County voters will have an interesting ballot when election day rolls around in November.
In addition to a bond election for a new hospital, local voters also will choose a new State Senator and Representative after months of political shuffling, following Robert Duncan's transition to Chancellor of the Texas Tech University System.
Duncan's new role leaves his seat in the Texas Senate open and Charles Perry, current House member representing District 83 -- of which Brownfield and Terry County are a part -- has announced his intent to run for the position.
That, in turn, leaves the District 83 House seat open as well and several people have expressed interest in the vacancy.
It will be left to the voters of Dist. 83 to pick who to send to Austin to fill Perry's seat, but it will be left to seven county Republican Party chairmen to provide a name for the ballot.
Brad Moore, chairman of the Terry County Republican Party, told the Brownfield News Tuesday that the process to place a name on the ballot is underway, but several deadlines are looming.
"Charles Perry tells me he is going to resign his position on the ballot in the first week of August," Moore said. "When that happens, the state party will send a directive to the county chairs of Dist. 83 and we will have a directive to fill that vacancy on the ballot."
District 83 includes all of Borden, Gaines, Lynn, Mitchell, Scurry and Terry counties and parts of rural Lubbock County.
Complicating the process, two of those counties have to nominate a person to participate in the selection process, according to Moore.
Carl Tepper, the Republican Party Chairman of Lubbock County is ineligible to participate in the nominating process, because he doesn't reside in the portion of Lubbock County included in Dist. 83.
The Lubbock County Republican Party will convene soon to nominate an eligible person to meet with the other county chairmen to make the decision.
In Borden County, the former Republican Party Chair didn't run for re-election on the last ballot, so Republicans in that county will also have to nominate a representative for the process.
While all these things are in the works, the clock is ticking.
Moore said the county chairs have until 5 p.m., August 25 to deliver a name to the state to replace Perry on the ballot.
In the unlikely event that the seven county representatives can't agree on a name or fail to provide one, the state party will then have three days to nominate someone.
Moore said he is hosting several of the county chairs at his office this week to discuss the position and added that half a dozen potential candidates already have contacted him and the other county chairs.
Former Dist. 83 Rep. Delwin Jones has publicly announced his intent to seek the nomination, as has Sandra Ziegler, a former staffer to U.S. Senator Phil Gramm.
Others who have thrown their name in the hat, according to Moore, are Alan Adkins, Jane Cansino, Zack Brady and Dustin Burrows.
Whomever is selected for the ballot will require a simple majority vote of the county chairs, so only four of the seven must agree on who that person will be.
If Perry resigns his ballot spot in early August, the county chairs will have roughly three weeks to name his replacement.
"It's a pretty small window," Moore said. "But there have been discussions on this subject since January, so we'll figure it out."
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A kind of Chinese cabbage with glossy dark green leaves.
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OPEC Report Downgrades Demand for Its Oil as Prices Fall Again
The report said that demand for crude would fall to 28.8 million barrels per day this year, 100,000 barrels a day less than it forecast last month.
January 16, 2015, Friday
Nigeria: Shell Agrees to Pay $83.5 Million for Oil Spills
The oil giant Shell agreed early Wednesday to pay a Nigerian fishing community ending a three-year legal battle in Britain over two spills in 2008 that destroyed mangroves and seafood that had sustained Bodo villagers.
January 7, 2015, Wednesday
The Moral of the Kulluk
Why is Shell drilling for oil in the most inhospitable place on earth?
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The Wreck of the Kulluk
Three years ago, Shell spent millions to send a colossal oil rig to drill in the remote seas of the Arctic. But the Arctic had other plans.
January 4, 2015, Sunday
Oil Price Slump May Spur European Oil and Gas Deal-Making
In the short term, the drop in the oil prices will make it harder to get deals done. But if low prices persist, financial stress may make small players vulnerable.
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The Biggest Ship in the World (Though It Isn't Exactly a Ship)
Technically, this monstrous natural-gas refinery is a "floating facility," not a "ship," but c'mon.
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Shell Earnings Buoyed by Strength in Liquefied Natural Gas
Royal Dutch Shell said its third-quarter results also reflected the benefits of a cost-cutting program.
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Shell Midstream Partners Raises $920 Million in New York I.P.O.
The limited partnership, which owns stakes in a group of pipelines primarily in Louisiana and Texas, sold 40 million shares in the offering.
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Shell Submits a Plan for New Exploration of Alaskan Arctic Oil
The company, which had experienced setbacks in its efforts in recent years, said it had not yet made a final decision on whether to drill next summer.
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The government and Shell have failed to repair the huge environmental damage.
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A plan to begin offshore drilling next year could change the way of life for the Inupiat Eskimos of Point Hope, Alaska.
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Shell Oil has received preliminary permits to drill exploratory wells off the coast of Alaska as soon as next summer, but its rigs would work in age-old whale-hunting grounds.
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I never actually fully bought the product but due to LUSH being very generous with samples I have tried this shampoo maybe 6 or 7 times. I used it for a while on my freshly ombred hair , to try and tone the orange ness down. It worked well and reduced my brassy ombré to Carmel brown. However now that my hair is tonned I will not use this, it's too expensive for me and it seems to be deteriorating the condition of my hair by drying it out and not cleansing my roots properly. But if I re ombred my hair I may use this in conjunction with other products to tone again.
I thought I'd try this out as I love Lush bath/shower products. I have naturally black hair and have been bleaching it blonde for the past 4 years. Been using this for a few months now and am not too pleased with the product. I find it actually very irritating to my scalp and it has even caused my scalp to become dry and flaky. For a purple shampoo it does tone, but I have found many other purple shampoos with the same effect, without leaving my scalp so dry. Waiting till it runs out and will not use again....
This product is okay it leaves my hair really clean but doesn't dry it out. I was told in the store that it makes hair a bit lighter which I think it does as my friend used it repeatedly on the bottom half of her hair and it went a lot lighter after a couple of months however this product doesn't really stand out to much to me but would be perfect for someone with lighter hair.
The LUSH Daddy-O Shampoo is simply wonderful.
I bought this shampoo randomly as I was shopping at LUSH and was pretty much picking any products that caught my eye.
Daddy-O is a purple shampoo, which purple shampoos help tone brassiness in hair. Personally, I am a brunette, but I don't feel like it really matters as I really do not see a major difference in the loss of brassiness in my hair at all. Nonetheless, I don't really care that it doesn't remove brassiness all that well, because this shampoo is amazing at cleaning the hair effectively but at also leaving it with the perfect amount of moisture as well. It smells very unique; like lemons but also like this sweet floral scent as well. I can't put my hand on the exact smell, but it is definitely different than anything I have ever smelled before. It really grew on me the more I used it.
Lemon is the first ingredient in here and lemons are known to really brighten the hair, making it super shiny, which I definitely can tell.
I really recommend this shampoo to really any hair types, I feel like it would work well on oily hair just as well than on dry hair.
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I like the smell, and I like the colour, but it doesn't help tone my hair. It cleans and leaves behind a nice scent, so I'll probably use the rest of the bottle :)
I've been using the shampoo for a couple of weeks. I found that using it on it's own doesn't make my hair feel very nice but if i mix it with my regular Tresemme anti-breakage shampoo i still get the benefits of a purple shampoo but with a toned down smell and cleaner feeling hair. I've gotten many compliments of how nice my hair smells and how bright and lovely the colour is. This one is a win for me!
If this works for you, awesome. I wish it did anything for me other than induce a violent wave of frustration. want to like Lush as much as the rest of the world, but I can't help but feel that there "natural and all fresh" schtick is nothing more than a wordy pile of bullcrap. Yeah, their stuff smells good, but the cost of their products is ridonkulous, given that even the stuff they claim to be "gentle" contains high levels of irritants, and cheap ingredients.
The scent is headache inducing, but I can get over that if the product works.I've used this product here and there in the hopes that it would liven up my dirty blonde hair. I haven't seen a noticeable difference, because I've been able to consistently use this. Let a lone drying out my strands, this product causes rashes and pustules on my forehead. Sustained use is impossible; the thought of itchy, scratchy bumps sends me grabbing for my most gentle products.
Blah. I'm sick of Lush.
Just remember that natural does not mean better, and that no matter how natural they say they are, the ingredient list reveals their secrets.
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I have full set highlighted hair which is blonde ! I bought this and I have very dry hair, but it works wonders! After styling my hair, my hair was light, bright, felt good, shiny and clean. It is not drying if you condition your hair, its so dark that it really helps tone the color and make hair feel light. All you need is a drop and yes its expensive but you get what you pay for, it lasts forever. I have had mine a week and it has hardly gone down ! I would recommend :)
I really like it for my highlighted blonde hair! I don't apply it to my ends and I do follow up with a good conditioner so I don't really agree with the other reviews that say this is drying. I rotate washes with this and LUSH's Big shampoo, which I also love. I do a deep repair mask every few washes.
Yes it is expensive and blah blah, but remember your paying for more than a product when you buy LUSH. When you compare ingredients lists to regular shampoos, there really is a difference. Also it's supporting jobs in your country, good ingredients and high moral standards like recycling and not testing on animals. All this costs more than bulk manufacturing! There need to be more companies like this!


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WASHINGTON - The White House and congressional leaders are fighting over whether and how to raise the debt ceiling, as concerns mount that inaction will lead to a destructive financial riptide.
Republican leaders have tied a potential debt limit deal to giant cuts in the federal deficit, and President Barack Obama is conducting daily meetings with the GOP to strike an agreement before the U.S. Treasury runs out of cash. That's set to happen on August 2.
Below are more details about the debt ceiling's history, what's happening now and how it could affect you.
-- What is the debt ceiling?
This is essentially the nation's credit-card limit. The debt ceiling was born in 1917, when Congress passed a law allowing the U.S. government to acquire debt to finance America's efforts during World War I. The law gave the U.S. Treasury an unprecedented amount of discretion to take on debt, but it also included a safety valve for accountability: A congressionally-set debt cap.
We hit the limit -- $14.29 trillion -- on May 16 and are running on fumes by borrowing against a federal employees' retirement fund, according to the U.S. Treasury Department, the financial arm of the federal government. Even as Treasury uses money from the retirement fund, the agency estimates it won't be able to pay all federal government bills as of August 2.
But some have warned that a deal must be completed even sooner -- by July 22 -- so Congress has enough time to properly write and process the legislation.
-- What happens if there's no deal by Aug. 2?
If the limit isn't raised, the U.S. government may default on its financial obligations. The government may not be able to pay Social Security and Medicare benefits, military salaries, interest on the national debt, tax refunds and many other commitments, the Treasury Department said in a publication called "Debt Limit: Myth v. Fact."
Keep in mind, however, that the dire predictions coming from the White House and the GOP in Congress are part of a storied negotiating dance that in past showdowns have been resolved by compromise as the witching hour draws near.
Will that happen this time? Stay tuned.
-- How does the possibility of default affect me?
While the Obama administration has said that government benefits could be disrupted if the debt ceiling is not raised, Obama raised the volume Tuesday by telling CBS Evening News he couldn't guarantee that seniors would receive Social Security checks sent after the deadline.
But it's far from clear that would happen. Republican leaders, continuing to say they cannot work with the White House, offered a stopgap plan Tuesday to raise the debt ceiling even if negotiations fail.
Though markets have not yet been affected, many business groups and economists warn that a failure to raise the debt ceiling could be calamitous to economy. The closer the U.S. gets to the August 2 deadline, the greater the chances that markets could get spooked and confidence in the economy could be further sapped, economists, bankers and business groups say.
However, not all agree that a failure to raise the debt ceiling would result in a government default or in financial ruin. Some conservatives, including Jim DeMint, R-S.C., have accused the Obama administration of "playing Chicken Little" on the debt ceiling. DeMint told Fox News Sunday that Social Security and Medicare have enough funds to pay beneficiaries "for several years."
-- Has Congress raised the debt limit before?
Yes. The Treasury Department reports that since 1960, Congress has raised, extended or tweaked the debt limit 78 times. The agency notes that 49 of those changes have occurred during Republican presidential administrations and 29 during Democratic ones.
In March 2006, then-Senator Obama voted against raising the debt limit. The measure passed. At the time, Obama said that the need to raise the debt limit showed a failure of leadership. "It is a sign that the U.S. government can't pay its own bills," he said.
-- Why is there an impasse?
Republicans, who have a majority in the House of Representatives, are refusing to pass a debt limit increase without reducing deficits. House Speaker John Boehner, R-Ohio, said that any deal must include a spending cut larger than the debt limit increase.
While there is broad agreement that the federal government must reduce government expenses, Democrats want a deal to include more tax revenue. Republicans insist that there be no tax increases.
Republicans blame the stalemate on Democrats, saying it would be irresponsible to raise taxes.
Political leaders have been working furiously through the summer to strike a deal. Major entitlement programs -- Obama calls them "sacred cows" -- such as Medicare, Medicaid and Social Security, could lose funding. Obama has also said the tax code could be overhauled.
The size of the deal is another question. The White House has called for a package that would cut the federal deficit by up to $4 trillion over a decade (that would include $3 trillion in cuts and $1 trillion in new taxes).
Boehner has favored a smaller, $2 trillion deficit reduction package.
-- Will there really be dire consequences if there's no deal by August 2?
It depends who you ask. Many argue that the Treasury Department could avoid a default by deciding to prioritize who gets paid. Owners of government debt would be at the top of the list. But the Treasury Department says that's not possible to prioritize. Others say Obama can invoke part of the 14th Amendment to the Constitution and raise the limit unilaterally.
-- Who wins?
It's too early to tell whether Republicans or Democrats will come out ahead.
Public opinion is split between fear of a default and concern about a larger government debt. Forty seven percent of Americans say they are more concerned that raising the debt limit would lead to more spending and a bigger debt, while 42 percent say their larger fear is that not raising the debt limit would force a default and hurt the economy. Those findings come from a poll conducted July 7 -- July 10 by the Pew Research Center for the People and the Press and The Washington Post.


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SSP Press Release
Moore Claims Street Stock 50 Lapper in Miller's Racing Parts Fall Classic at SSP on Saturday Night
Next Test & Tune on Wednesday, October 22
Newberrytown, PA (October 18, 2014) – Greg Moore of Six Mile Run took the checkers in the Street Stock main event to earn $1,500 at the Susquehanna Speedway Park on Saturday night. The Street Stock feature was one of four divisions featured at the 11th Annual Miller's Racing Parts Fall Classic presented in part with Insinger Performance Fuels. Lancaster's Donnie Broderick took the lead on lap 37 to win the Xtreme Stock Car 40 lapper. Matt Chronister of Aspers claimed the victory in the 30-lap Road Warrior feature. New Oxford's Richard Wolfe won the exciting 20-lap Mini Van feature event.
The 50-lap Street Stock feature event began with Jeff Haag leading the first two laps. Jasen Geesaman grabbed the lead on the third circuit. Geesman continued to lead with Greg Moore close behind in the runner-up spot. Lap 18 saw Moore take the lead briefly with Geesaman taking back the top spot on the next lap. Geesaman led four more laps until Moore took the lead for the final time in the race on lap 23. Moore went on to take the checkered flag. Geesman lost a driveshaft on the final lap and dropped back quickly. Jeff Haag came across the line in second, followed by Jim Palm Jr. in a third place podium spot. Doug Hoffman and Jason Townsend finished fourth and fifth places respectively. Heat race wins went to Mike Franklin, Greg Moore and Jim Palm Jr. Gary Potts claimed the win in the 12-lap B-Main.
The 40-lap Xtreme Stock Car race had Jeremy Stemmel lead the first circuit from the pole position. Outside front row starter, Craig Wagaman passed Stremmel to take the lead on the next lap. Wagaman led through the middle stages of the race with Stremmel, Bob Bussey, Kirby Sites, Alex Updgraff and Donnie Broderick all swapping positions behind him. Near the end, Wagaman had a flat tire on lap 36 that sent him to the pits. Donnie Broderick took over the lead position with Sites and Bussey looking for a spot to make their move. At the finish, Broderick took the win over Sites. Davey Nester moved into the third spot with two to go and finished in third after starting in 19th. Stremmel settled for a strong fouth place finish as Updegraff rounded out the top five. Heat race wins went to Michael Goodwin, Craig Wagaman, Kirby Sites and Jeremy Stremmel. Jed Latshaw won the 15-lap B-Main race.
In the 30-lap Road Warriors feature event, Ricky Weaver Jr. took the lead from an outside front row starting position over Matt Chronister. Weaver handed the lead to Chronister on lap 4 as he retired from the race with engine failure. Chronister set the pace for the remainder of the race with Kyle Rohrbaugh and Tom Senseney Jr. in tow. At the finish, Chronister took the win over Rorhbaugh and Senseney in that order. Daryl Sipe finished fourth with Tim Osheehan rounding out the top five. Heat race wins went to Chronister, Weaver Jr. and Wellman.
Richard Wolfe took the checkers in the 15-lap Mini Van feature over Zakari Kitner. Shawn Crunkilton finished third with Tonya Lance coming across the line in fourth.
The next Test & Tune for any type of racecar will be on Wednesday, October 22. The gates will open at 5:00 p.m. with practice sessions rotating for each class from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. The cost is $12.00 per person for pit passes and a $20.00 fee for each racecar entering the pit area ($32.00 per car & driver combination). Each session will be 4-6 laps per session depending on car count. The grandstands are open free to the public. Each class will receive 4 to 5 rounds of 4/6 laps each or more if time permits. The fuel pumps from Miller's Racing Parts will not be open. Anyone needing fuel should contact Miller's Racing Parts directly at 717-766-0181. The main concession stand will be open throughout the night. The raindate will be Thursday, October 23.
Another Test & Tune has been added to Wednesday. October 29 from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. due to demand.
Racing action returns to the Big Track at SSP on Saturday, October 25 with the 10th Annual Candy Bowl presented by J&K Salvage of York. This event will feature the PA Sprint Series, Wingless Midgets, ACMS Stock 600cc Micro Sprints, Sportsman Modifieds, Legends Cars, and Sidewinder Sprints. There is no entry fee for any division racing at the Candy Bowl. The raindate will be Sunday, October 26 with the same time schedule.
Before the PA Sprint Car feature begins, the cars and drivers in all divisions will be brought to the frontstretch for the children in costumes to trick or treat. This will also be a great opportunity for everyone to visit their favorite drivers to get pictures and autographs.
The Susquehanna Speedway Park is located off I-83 to exit 32, then 1.4 miles NW on SR382 to York Road, then 1.3 miles south. For more information, contact the speedway offices at (717) 292-1696 or visit online at sspracing.net. On raceday, use the track phone at (717) 938-9170 for up-to-date information at the "Big Track" and (717) 932-1608 for the "Outback Track."
Winners of the Miller's Racing Parts Fall Classic:
2004: Kirby Sites (Street Stocks); Eric Hollenbach (Four Cylinder Stock Cars).
2005: Craig Morgan (Street Stocks); Matt Wampler (Xtreme Stock Cars); Larry Stine (Four Cylinder Stock Cars).
2006: Kirby Sites (Street Stocks); Michael Goodwin (Xtreme Stock Cars); Larry Duvall (Four Cylinder Stock Cars).
2007: Gary Beward (Street Stocks); Michael Goodwin (Xtreme Stock Cars); Ed Hollenbach (Four Cylinder Stock Cars).
2008: Doug Hoffman (Street Stocks); Jason Zook (Xtreme Stock Cars); Dave Leidy Jr. (Four Cylinder Stock Cars).
2009: Kory Sites (Street Stocks); Jason Zook (Xtreme Stock Cars); Ronnie Buck (Four Cylinder Stock Cars).
2010: Dan Zechman (Street Stocks); Mike Zeigler Jr. (Xtreme Stock Cars); Austin Kirby (Four Cylinder Stock Cars).
2011: Doug Bennett (Street Stocks); J.R. Rodriguez (Xtreme Stock Cars); John Stoll Jr. (Four Cylinder Stock Cars).
2012: Bill Henney (Street Stocks); Patrick McClane (Xtreme Stock Cars); Eric Hollenbach (Four Cylinder Stock Cars); Jim Crocker (Classic Cars).
2013: Mike Walls (Street Stocks); Chad Stine (Xtreme Stock Cars); Kevin Thomas (Four Cylinder Stock Cars); Matt Wallace (Classic Cars).
Greg Moore (Street Stocks); Donnie Broderick (Xtreme Stock Cars); Michael Chronister (Road Warriors);Richard Wolfe (Mini Vans).
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New Yaletown group sues City of Vancouver over land swap with developer
The City of Vancouver has been sued for its actions following a land swap with a developer.
The suit filed May 6 by the Community Association of New Yaletown (CANY) accuses the city of withholding relevant documents and information. The case arose from measures taken by city hall after it exchanged a downtown property with Brenhill Developments Limited.
None of the claims in the petition have been proven in court.
The trade involved a city-owned lot at 508 Helmcken Street, where Brenhill wants to construct a 36-storey mixed-use building. In return, the developer will transfer ownership of its smaller property across the street at 1099 Richards Street.
As part of the deal, Brenhill will replace the 87 units of social housing in the three-storey Jubilee House located on the city's Helmcken property with 162 public-housing units in a new 13-storey building on the Richards property.
On January 28, 2013, the city entered into a land-exchange contract with Brenhill. However, the city "did not disclose the details" of the agreement when council held a later public hearing on the rezoning of the Helmcken property that would allow Brenhill to build a tower, according to the petition filed by CANY before the B.C. Supreme Court.
Neither did the city make available to the public documents related to the development of 1099 Richards Street at the public hearing on July 16, 2013, even though the developer had "already submitted a completed" development-permit application.
"In addition, when members of the public who were opposed to the application tried to speak to or ask questions about the proposed development of 1099 [Richards], staff and/or Council advised that 1099 Richards was not before Council at the public hearing," the petition states.
The petition notes that even though the rezoning of 508 Helmcken was "dependent upon the redevelopment of 1099 Richards Street, the City of Vancouver treated the two developments as separate and unrelated applications".
"Notwithstanding that the Developer was required to build the social housing development at 1099 Richards as a precondition to enacting the zoning bylaw", council did so on March 11, 2014.
The enactment of the new zoning bylaw for 508 Helmcken was the final step that formalized the decision made by council when it approved the rezoning application for the site.
The motion to approve the application was made at a July 23, 2013, meeting by Vision Vancouver councillor Raymond Louie.
With the exception of Vision councillors Geoff Meggs and Tim Stevenson, who were not eligible to vote because they were absent from the July 16, 2013, public hearing, members of the ruling party's caucus gave the thumbs-up. Opposition councillors George Affleck, Elizabeth Ball, and Adriane Carr voted against.
The Georgia Straight asked Louie for comment but he declined because the matter is before a court.
The community association's petition points out that as of May 2, 2014, Brenhill "has not yet begun construction of the 'social housing' building at 1099 Richards".
The organization's lawyer, Nathalie Baker, noted in an interview that the "whole matter is exceedingly complex".
"There's obviously a number of different layers to this, and a number of different issues," Baker told the Straight by phone. "But one of the main points is that the public hearing was sort of flawed, and in several ways."
In its petition, CANY claims that the city "violated procedural fairness" in contravention of its governing law, the Vancouver Charter. The petitioner is seeking judicial review of three council decisions in February and March this year and one 2013 development-permit-board decision.
The city was expected to receive the document by the end of the day on May 6. It has 21 days to respond.
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We came together as a result of the alarming process by which these developments were approved .
Contact info for a few of us is listed in the media release posted on our website.
Want to learn more? Want to help save our park? Visit the newyaletown.ca website and Contact us.
As a long time resident of the area, approxitmately 40 plus years it amazes me that people who are new (less than ten years) and know nothing of the history of this area would be opposed to this project. Social Housing in the Downtown South area has been an issue for the past four decades and those of us who fight for affordable housing are dismayed at some residents attitudes. Some consider this area, "Their Area" and God forbid that anyone who is on a fixed income would want to live here. WE ARE NOT YALETOWN!! We are Vanocuver's Downtown South! Those who consider Emry Barnes's Park their park must also realize that this a man who lived on welfare for a month. Hopefully this matter will be resolved shortly and the residents of Jubilee House can look forward to their new housing.
, to cover the olympic dream olympic village developers..under the NPA sam sullivan troupe' the pattern was set a long time ago' and our elected greg has had a ready made platter, shortly delivered; 'the pattison group' blares neon from the port authority stadium in yaletown, blinding residents; about to congress ownership on granville island - always vancouverites surprise them all - no, we don't want you; we want seawalls for pedestrians...co-op housing...and that IS greg. shouting down the ready plattering of millionaires sayin - 'well you're not much than an elected mayor'


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Fashion Week Battles The Elements, Most Events To Take Place As Scheduled
Mother Nature is clearly not a fashionista. An impending blizzard forced Michael Kors to arrive at New York Fashion Week's Project Runway show on Friday in — gasp — Uggs.
Newtown School Safety Panel Meeting Postponed Due To Storm
Gov. Dannel P. Malloy's commission that's reviewing state policies following the deadly school shooting in Newtown has postponed its planned hearing on school safety.
Monster Snowstorm Bears Down On Tri-State Area; Blizzard Warning Issued
How much and how bad? That seems to be the question on everybody's mind Thursday as two powerful storm systems head toward the Tri-State Area.
Winter Weather Advisory In Effect Overnight For Suburbs; Expected Messy Morning Commute
CBS 2's Lonnie Quinn reported areas north of Interstate 84 could see 3 to 5 inches of snow and maybe even a little more. The north New York metro area can expect 1 to 3 inches.
L.I. Odd-Even Gas Rationing Policy To End Early Saturday Morning
Long Island drivers soon won't need to worry about what number their license plate ends in to fill up the tank.
NYPD: Sandy-Related Death Toll Rises To 43 In NYC
Citywide, the NYPD said one police officer was killed and 78 more were injured in the line of duty due to the storm.
Nor'easter Prompts Evacuation Order For Parts Of Brick Township, N.J.
With a Nor'easter expected to strike the area later this week, one New Jersey township has decided not to taking any chances.
Cuomo: Clean Up Debris In Advance Of Nor'easter
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo on Wednesday warned that the Nor'easter forecast to strike the metro area later this week could make a bad situation worse in the wake of Superstorm Sandy.
Sandy Forces FDNY To Cancel Christmas Toy Delivery To Katrina Victims
Hurricane Sandy has forced New York City firefighters to cancel their annual Christmas toy delivery to Mississippi areas hit in 2005 by Hurricane Katrina.
Patience Wears Thin For Some New York Area Residents As Power Returns For Others
More New Yorkers awoke Saturday to power being restored for the first time since Superstorm Sandy pummeled the region, but patience was wearing thin among those who have been without power for most of the week.
Sandy Blamed For Six Confirmed Deaths In NY; 2 Also Reported Dead In NJ
Superstorm Sandy is being blamed for five confirmed deaths in New York State, including at least one in New York City in which a tree fell on a house in Queens.
Experts: Up To 60 Million To Be Affected When Sandy Makes Landfall
"We're looking at impact of greater than 50 to 60 million people," said Louis Uccellini, head of environmental prediction for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
Power Restored In Freehold After Severe Weekend Storm
JCP&L crews worked all weekend long and through Monday night to clear the trees that had come crashing down in Freehold.
Some Still In The Dark After Severe Storms Rip Through Region
It's been nearly 48 hours since powerful storms swept through parts of New Jersey Saturday leaving downed trees and toppled power lines in its wake.
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he Inn is absolutely beautiful, with generous common areas and gorgeous old rooms (we stayed in Chocolat, which was HUGE, had an amazing TV, big windows, and a bathroom with tub and shower). Nice self-service amenities like tea, coffee, hot chocolate, movies, etc. OWI definitely has more of a guesthouse feel than a small B&B, with a large, somewhat communal breakfast served by a full staff. Breakfast was really delicious and creative (scones and an egg/bread soufflé thing that was SO GOOD). They were also able to accommodate my gluten free diet, and even had separate red dishes for the purpose, which made me MUCH more comfortable about eating safely. We stayed in several B&Bs during our road trip down the West Coast, and the OWI was one of our favorites. Would definitely stay again!
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The Queen Mother's Memorial
And so at last London gets a memorial of the Queen Mother that's more than a few wirey gates, dented from an argument with a lorry. As well as the new statue of a young Queen Elizabeth, there'll be bronze reliefs showing scenes from the Queen Mother's life placed alongside it, depicting both the war role the Queen Mother played and her later years as Grandmother of the nation.
The memorial will be unveiled by the Queen this afternoon in view of her family, friends and the world's press. It's said to have cost £2m and was funded by the sale of commemorative £5 coins, specially minted for Her Majesty The Queen's birthday. It's taken some time to complete and one hopes it doesn't go the way of a marble statue of Margaret Thatcher that was decapitated in protest in 2002. It seems to be the week for tributes; Gordon Brown has apparantly just paid £100,000 to artist Richard Stone to paint a portrait of Lady T for the newly christened "Thatcher Room" in Downing Street. Oooh er.
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ArtWalk returns June 6 to downtown
June 3, 2014
Who says 13 is unlucky?
The Downtown Issaquah Association's annual ArtWalk returns June 6 for its 13th season, after having successfully transformed the city's main corridor into the Eastside's premier arts destination.
Karen Donovan, Downtown Issaquah Association executive director, said ArtWalk remains as popular as ever after 13 years.
"It's just a great place for families to come down to check out the art and the live music, and kids activities with painting," she said.
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November 26, 2013
Shoppers this holiday season are being asked to join the nation in paying tribute to local venues when purchasing gifts for family and friends.
Several locations throughout Issaquah will participate in the national Small Business Saturday from noon to 8 p.m. Nov. 30.
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So There – Clever Handmade Gifts, has planned a grand opening from 6-8 p.m. June 29 at 195 Front St. N., Studio B.
The new business features unique gifts from regional artists, including stationary, handbags, jewelry and accessories. The store also plans to soon have wrapping services as well.
The grand opening features snacks and refreshments, music and appearances by the artists who created the store's crafts.
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Fantastic timing for this recipe for Halloween, needing a quick/easy dinner for trick-or-treat night! Happened to have imported "Spaghetti al nero di seppia" on hand -- I try to snag unusual pastas when I see them. So they made a fine dinner: Black Snakes with Eyes of Newt (12 littleneck clams) and Brains of Toad (1/2 lb. smoked salmon shreds with the orange peppers and the rest). The squash stayed on the side, in deference to picky kid (who also rejected the clams, but they were easy to avoid). I actually just sauteed the peppers, garlic, pepper flakes and thyme, added some white wine and chicken broth and the clams, simmered til clams were done, then mixed in cooked pasta and salmon, while separately roasting squash. Also used unchopped black jumbo olives stuffed with pimiento which sort of rolled around. Not "best I've ever had" but tasty and fun dinner. The black spaghetti tasted like usual.
You can color regular pasta simply by adding food coloring to the boiling water. It's much cheaper than squid-ink pasta and the process is a lot of fun (and something you can engage your children with). I make "Zombie Innard" pasta for Halloween and make the intestines by boiling the spaghetti with red food coloring. Combine several colors to make black.
This looks absolutely fantastic! I think we will try this recipe this year! I love the idea of tossing in some shrimp. I found that Amazon sells the ink pasta: http://www.amazon.com/s/?ie=UTF8&keywords=black+pasta&tag=googhydr-20&index=gourmet&hvadid=6058472107&ref=pd_sl_3cgaxcnzr9_e
Intellectually I understand the premise, and it seems kind of cute, the children may get a real kick out of this pasta, and I understand that; but maybe because I'm something of a pasta lover, I even make my own out of Semolina, I have to say that this is the most unappealing looking pasta I've ever seen. That dark black colour is simply unappealing to me.
OUTSTANDING! Black pasta is a bit harder to find in suburban Virginia than it was in New York City but the search is worth it. I have made this every year for Halloween since it was first published and it has never failed to receive RAVES! Toss in a few grilled shrimp, and top with a granita of lemon rind, Basil, and garlic- absolut HEAVEN!
I found black pasta at a supermarket called Treasure Island in Chicago. It was almost $6 for 10oz; I used about half that because I split the recipe into two. It was a good dish, but I was intrigued with the butter comments so I added some. I also didn't have a big enough pan (really) so I used a 8x8 or so tin. I should have bought a baking sheet or stone because I felt as if my vegetables weren't roasted/dry enough. Anyway, the recipe was tasty and original and attractive. The flavors combine well together to make an excellent fall treat. For some reason, my shopping list included parmesan cheese, but only when I sorted by aisle. So I bought some but didn't use any when following the recipe, but I think it would be interesting to try some with the dish!
not sure if is was the squid ink pasta or dry-roasting the veggies, but this dish was very very dry, gluey and underwhelming for the hefty price of the pasta. If I were to make this again, I would pan-saute the squash in olive oil to maintain some of the moisture.
I wish I had read that last review before I went grocery shoppingthe closest I could get to black pasta is dark green spinach pasta at Whole Foods. I don't know if the black pasta would contribute to the flavor at all, but I found the problem with this to be that the flavor of the pasta was a little lacking. The squash mixture is great, and the spicy red pepper is a perfect touch, but the pasta needs to be first coated in butter or oil or something, just to give it a little extra something. I would only make this again if I had the black pasta.


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4.07 / 5.00 9,985 ViewsTomorrow, April 14th 2010, is the 60th Anniversary of "Dan Dare - Pilot of the Future", the classic British comicbook sci-fi series that first appeared in the Eagle comic way back in 1950.
To celebrate this milestone, here is a Dan Dare themed version of our famous "picture matching memory game" featuring loads of classic Dan Dare images and a rare sample of the theme music from the 1990 BBC Radio 4 "Dan Dare - Pilot of the Future" serial.
The aim of the game is simple but challenging - match the 40 pairs of picture cards in the quickest time, and the least number of moves, as you can. Clearing the picture cards will reveal one of 10 different larger images of "Dan Dare through the years".
(As a special bonus, you can see all 10 of these images by going into the "About" menu option and clicking on the blue text link at the bottom of the "About" screen - click on each image to go on to the next one.)
If you don't know who or what Dan Dare is, visit www.dandare.org.uk to find out all about it - if you like comic-strips, you'll love Dan Dare!
Simple,..but a nice 5 min time waster
Pretty challenging actually. Probably due to the fact that I have a crappy memory. Good stuff,..like the website too.
Thanks. I too find it a challenging game to play due to a failing memory, lol!
the start button is anoying to press cause you have to click exactly on the text
So think of it as a bonus free mouse-training mini-game then, lol! :-) Sorry. Actually, if you point your mouse at Start, you can then easily click on the icon that appears to the left of the word Start.


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The post from The Standard that Labour doesn't want you to see
Lyn Prentice from The Standard likes to go on about how independent the authors are, how no one tells them what to do or say, and since the election has been gobbing off repeatedly along those lines.
Then yesterday he wrote a post attacking Clayton Cosgrove.
In the afternoon however the post disappeared, and this message popped up on The Standard.
So, after telling us how all independent they are they get a message from Tim Barnett to take the post down, and incredibly they then do so.
I have had, over the years, many requests from the hierarchy of the National party requests to take posts down, or instructions to stop bashing people, like Peter Goodfellow, and all those requests were met with a polite "Get stuffed". If they pushed the issue then it go a stronger response along the lines of "Go f*ck yourself".
Yet here we have a supposedly independent blog and author taking orders from the Labour party hierarchy.
Word from my Labour sources, both inside Fraser House and labour's caucus is that Barnett and Moira Coatsworth are trying to hose down the animosity and open warfare and so are strong arming people to shut up, or remove posts like the one that has disappeared from The Standard.
Unfortunately for the world's greatest sysop this is the internet…and nothing is gone even when you delete it.
So as a public service and as a matter of public interest in trying to understand why the Labour party is successfully censoring The Standard, here is the text of the post that the Labour party is trying to quietly bury.   Read more »


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I love this top. It's lightweight with a built-in scarf that you can either fashion into a hood or just let hang. The skirt is so flowy—I can't get over the way it moves when I walk.
I was running late to meet a friend for lunch in Central Park. She told me to wear a dress—this one, from All Saints, was a new purchase.
This shot was taken on a girls' night out in Los Angeles. I had just broken up with a boyfriend and the night was very young. The pants are from Forever 21 and the tank is Stella McCartney.
Here I am in L.A. at a house party in the "funny room." Everyone is invited to go inside and write on the walls—and what's scribbled there always makes me laugh. I'm wearing a Diesel one-piece and a Ted Baker leather jacket and hat.
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Mr David Munro is our Chairman; a Surrey County Councillor since 1997; he represents Farnham South.
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After a career in the army (Royal Engineers), Mr Munro worked in the computer sector for a number of years. He is currently the Administrative Director for a small software house. He is also the Treasurer and Trustee of a national music charity giving support to singers at the Royal Academy of Music and the Royal College of Music. He has been the governor of three schools in Farnham, currently at the Abbey special school and has also been involved in several youth organisations in that town. He is committed to promoting the full range of Surrey County Council's activities, but has a special interest in encouraging more science, technology, engineering and mathematics learning in schools, and helping victims of crime.
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Silver Coins and Lawful Money
Submitted by Sovereign Forever on Sun, 03/31/2013 - 20:30Can someone tell me if anything I say in the following 3 mins. is incorrect in any way shape or form ?
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4409 -- Federal Reserve won't give me "LAWFUL" money?
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Title 12 USC subsection 411 of the Federal Reserve Act.
Btw, they're no longer redeemable in gold and silver coin, but they are still redeemable in Lawful Money(US treasury Notes & Coins). Look up Mobley M. MILAM vs. UNITED STATES of America.
Redeeming used to be in old school US Notes which have the red seal on them. Old US Notes do not have a FED seal ..Think pre-1964 $2 & $5 bills, which were the last ones issued.
They have since changed things, and now the FRN acts as a dual purpose instrument. It's both a privately owed debt instrument(FRN) & a lawful US Note. All you have to do is make your official demand for lawful money as per 12USC411.
US Notes don't place a lein(which needs to be discharged), nor do you incur an IRS enforced excise tax for the usage of them.
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Saving suitors club member?
Have you filed a 1040 requesting 100% of your withholding back? There are a few people on there who have the 12USC411 stamp, which they put on the back of all of their checks, and record. The have filed their 1040 this way and are reporting back...
Just curious.
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A dollar is 24.1g (371 4⁄16
A dollar is 24.1g (371 4⁄16 grains) pure silver, as defined in the Coinage Act of 1792.
What we SHOULD be doing, instead of playing politics.
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Hummm ...
As soon as I find out the video taping rules for my nearest FED branch I might have to make a video about that ... Good Idea :)
Life is a sexually transmitted disease with a 100% fatality rate.
Don't Give me Liberty, I'll get up and get it myself!
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Same with gold
Can you take it to the FED and exchange for $10 face value gold? The contract says you can. You could probably get more value in 1/4 oz gold.
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Nice explaination
It was short and sweet.
Ron brought the Liberty movement together, Rand is expanding the crap out of it! :)
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Ice skating & Father Christmas at Eden
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Miracle Theatre presents: Dr Livingstone I Presume
This winter Miracle deftly combines its own inimitable style with the wonder of Victorian Music Hall to tell the story of one man's obsession to discover the source of the Nile and transform an entire continent singlehanded. Extra February dates added.
St Ives Feast & Hurling the Silver Ball
Celebrates the anniversary of the consecration of the Parish Church of St Eia in 1434 AD and a rare chance to watch the game of Hurling the Silver Ball, a centuries old form of rugby.
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Festival celebrating the early daffodils in Cornwall, their beauty, varirty and industry in the Parish church in Mawgan on the Lizard Peninsula.
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Canton Seniors Book Discussion: July 24, 2014
Gone girl: a novel by Gillian Flynn — Ideal couple, Nick and Amy will celebrate their fifth wedding anniversary. A lavish party at their McMansion is being planned when Amy disappears and Nick is the prime suspect. With only his twin sister Margo's support, Nick claims he's innocent. So where is Amy? A fast-paced, twisted thriller.
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Bellfield Hall by Anna Dean
Pride and prescience, or, A truth universally acknowledged by Carrie Bebris
Mute witness by Charles O'Brien
A beautiful blue death by Charles Finch
A conspiracy of paper by David Liss
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- Anna Cartier
- Benjamin Weaver
- Charles Lenox
- Elizabeth Bennett
- England
- family
- Fitzwilliam Darcy
- France
- London
- married people
- Paris
- private detectives
- stock exchange
Canton Senior Book Discussion: June 27, 2013
The omnivore's dilemma: a natural history of four meals by Michael Pollan
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