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Jessica Stroup was spotted prancing around the Los Angeles set in a bikini covered with a white sweater as she chatted with cast and crew.
Known for her work as Adrianna Tate-Duncan on "90210," Jessica Lowndes definitely has it going on in the looks department.
The 22-year-old Canadian actress put her beauty on full display while gracing the cover of the December 2010 issue of FHM magazine.
Partaking in a belated birthday bash, Jessica Lowndes spent the weekend celebrating her 22nd in Las Vegas, Nevada.
The "90210" star tossed on a cute blue frock as she started the Saturday night (November 13) festivities with a delectable birthday dinner at Social House at Crystals.
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Bringing an end to another long work week, the stars of "90210" were busy shooting scenes in Los Angeles, California on Friday (October 1).
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Freightliner Heavy Haul Ltd is the first freight operator to use new Doncaster North Chord for commercial use
Freightliner's Immingham to Ferrybridge service passed over the completed Network Rail project at around 1pm.
Martin Wilks, Director of Coal Services for Freightliner Heavy Haul said: "We welcome the opening of the Doncaster North Chord as an important new addition to Network Rail's infrastructure. This is an important project which gives freight trains a clear run towards the power stations, without incurring the performance risk of crossing the busy East Coast Main Line, and will improve the service we can offer to our customers. The movement of coal to generate electricity is vital in keeping the UK's lights switched on. Over 35 per cent of UK-consumed electricity is generated by coal moved by rail."
Freightliner endorses RDG Freight Report
The report, which was compiled using data prepared by accountancy firm KPMG, states that since rail freight was opened up to private competition and investment in the mid-nineties, trains carry an average of 50% more cargo than 10 years ago. This is a business sector that generates more than £1.5 billion in economic benefits for UK Plc through improved productivity and reducing road congestion to keep traffic moving. As the first operator to introduce the PowerHaul Class 70 locomotive to the UK, Freightliner has been able to utilise longer, more efficient trains to serve its customers' increasing demand for volume and speed of delivery.
The report highlights that last year more than 7.6million road journeys were saved by transporting goods by rail, the equivalent of around 7,000 HGVs driving from London to Edinburgh every day.
To read the published report in full, or to download a copy, visit www.raildeliverygroup.com/?p=50
Freightliner to launch daily rail services from London Gateway
This news follows recent announcements by Hapag Lloyd and Hamburg Sud that each company will commence shipping calls at London Gateway from May 2014.
Freightliner's new daily services will run to six UK destinations from London Gateway's new railhead facility, namely; Birmingham, Bristol, Liverpool, Manchester, Leeds and Glasgow.
Freightliner Limited's Commercial Director, Keith Gray said: "We have moved quickly to meet the demands of our cusotmers as a result of their decision to ship to London Gateway. These planned daily services are tailored to meet the expected customer demand and are designed to allow flexibility and room for growth in the future."
Freightliner Ltd is first to serve customers from London Gateway 07.11.2013
Serving Hillebrand Group, we are running the service to Daventry International Rail Freight Terminal (DIRFT).
A second service will arrive from Bristol at 6pm into the port for loading before departing back to the South West at around 11pm.
Adam Cunliffe, Managing Director of Freightliner Ltd said: "Hillebrand Group is a valued customer and we welcome the opportunity to provide them with their inaugural service from London Gateway. I am delighted we are able to provide the first train service and I look forward to welcoming London Gateway into our intermodal network."
Rail Freight Alliance Launched 31.10.2013
The formation was endorsed by the Rail Delivery Group after a framework and set of strategy
objectives were agreed by the Rail Delivery Group's Freight Group; with a view to delivering a sustainable and flourishing rail freight sector in the UK:
• Delivering whole-industry cost savings,
• Developing 'smarter use' of the network, and
• A sustainable charging framework for freight.
Peter Maybury, Chair of the RDG Freight Group said : "The creation of The Rail Freight Alliance is an important step-forward for the rail freight sector. The Alliance will give the rail freight sector a stronger voice in the rail industry and give an opportunity to resolve some significant issues that remain for the sector."
Paul McMahon, Freight Director, Network Rail said: "I'm delighted that The Rail Freight Alliance has been agreed . Greater collaboration between the operators and Network Rail will enable us all to better address the challenges and the opportunities that the sector faces in the next five years and beyond."
Freightliner announces appointment of new Chief Executive 22.07.2013
Freightliner Group has today announced that Russell Mears will be appointed as Group Chief Executive from Monday 30 September 2013. He will succeed Peter Maybury, who will retire from the position of Chief Executive but remain with the Company as Chairman.
Russell is currently Chief Financial Officer for the Group and has worked with Freightliner since privatisation in 1996. Confirming the announcement of his appointment, Russell said: "I am delighted to take the position of CEO at Freightliner. I believe that with the strength of management at all levels of the business, we have the potential to not only maintain a strong UK market presence, but also develop international opportunities that will enable us to continue our successful growth as a global rail freight player." Russell went on to say: "I want to offer my thanks to Peter for the way in which he has guided Freightliner Group during the last four years despite a very challenging macro-economic climate. In that time we have continued to invest in equipment and infrastructure at ports and terminals to maintain our competitiveness in the UK market whilst continuing with our overseas expansion and delivering exceptional service delivery to our customers. I look forward to his continued support in his new role with the company as Chairman."
Peter, who joined Freightliner in 1997, worked within the Group's intermodal business as Managing Director before being appointed as Chief Executive in July 2009. He offered his congratulations to Russell saying: "Russell knows the company inside out and has proved his credentials in readiness for an appointment such as this. With his first-class financial acumen and attention to detail, I know Freightliner is in safe hands and will continue to flourish despite the challenging trading conditions that exist in all the markets we serve. I wish him every success for the future."
Thor Johnsen, who manages the Freightliner investment on behalf of Freightliner's shareholders and is stepping down as interim Chairman said: "We look forward to continuing to work with Peter and Russell in their new roles, and are excited about the exciting growth opportunities in the business. We also want to thank Peter for his contribution in guiding Freightliner to becoming a premier global rail-freight operator."
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More bad weather may hamper GMP power restorationSeptember 12,2013By Christian Avard
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Green Mountain Power is racing against the clock to restore power to the hardest hit areas of southern Vermont. But according to GMP Spokeswoman Dottie Schnure, the erratic weather is getting in the way of restoring power to GMP customers and they expect more bad weather on the way.
"What they're saying (is) it won't be as bad as last night, but last night they said it wasn't going to be bad either," Schnure said.
Up to 37,000 GMP customers lost power at 10 p.m. Wednesday. Schnure said there were 7,300 customers remaining but Thursday's stormy weather is causing more power outages across southern Vermont and more work for the 400-plus workers.
"It's been fluctuating from 8,000 customers to about 8,500 customers and it's now back down to 7.800 customers," Schnure said. "We have severe weather coming through this evening that could change things dramatically.
According to the outage page on GMP's website, Randolph was one of the hardest hit towns and there are still 1,255 customers without power. Several towns in Windsor County were still without power at 4 p.m. Thursday. These include Windsor with 573 outages, Mount Holly with 399, Cavendish with 284, Royalton with 279, Hartland wotj 180, Sharon with 170, Bethel with 159, Chester with 129 and Barnard with 127.
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When Congress can scarcely keep the money for highway repair flowing, the city of Chicago pioneers new public-private sources of infrastructure finance.
Must Mr Avent insult our intelligence thus?
Chicago is hardly a pioneer. It is merely seeking to repeat the disasters of other places that have been taken to the cleaners by the "infrastructure loan sharks". (I speak as a former investment banker who worked in this very field.)
1) There is a distinction between:
a) "funding", the ultimate source of revenue used to pay for the resources needed to build and maintain infrastructure; and
b) "financing", transactions in the capital markets to bridge the timing difference between the cash outlays and the receipt of funding (from whatever source) to pay for it;
2) Private financing does not create new funding. Indeed, because of financing inefficiency, it reduces the net funding available;
3) When choosing between forms of financing the issues are:
a) operational risk transfer. At one extreme, purely private equity finance (without guaranteed contract income) leaves financiers fully exposed to the risk of capturing the sources of funding, and to the risks (if any) of operating an infrastructure facility. At the other extreme, government bonds leave most operational risks with government;
b) non-operational financing risks and costs. Irrespective of operational risk transfer, different financing options create different levels of financing risk, fees and other costs. Private infrastructure financing is typically less liquid when compared with the deep, liquid government bond market and consequently carries an illiquidity premium (cost), as well as structuring costs;
4) Efficient financing requires operational risks to be placed with parties able to assess and/or manage them. Often – as in private toll roads for example – privatisation transfers to private investors risks they cannot manage. In contrast, government - through traffic management and transport planning functions - is uniquely placed to manage traffic risk in both the short run and the long run, especially in large networks which require coordination;
5) Infrastructure investment decisions are rarely privatised. Government makes the investment decision, then puts in place the contracts needed to raise (needlessly expensive) off balance sheet private finance. What is achieved by private ownership?
6) Construction, maintenance and operation of infrastructure are often contracted out to the private sector anyway. In some cases it may be more efficient to do this by allowing private contractors to own their plant and equipment (for example, competing private water treatment facilities or power stations feeding into a state-owned monopoly networks). But often it is the monopoly network itself that investors are trying to get their hand in order to extract rents into the future;
7) Long term contracts impose hidden costs in the form of reduced flexibility when circumstances change. These costs are rarely, if ever, assigned a monetary value when comparing public and private financing;
8) Private infrastructure is a "public bad". Once entrenched, incumbent owners (especially of monopoly facilities) have every incentive to lobby politicians for alterations to their contracts. Such renegotiations take place without the possibility of competitive tender. Thus privatisation actually decreases the scope for competition in the long run. Also, commercial confidentiality surrounding such projects diminishes the flow of vital pricing information to the market. Indeed, the elimination of rigorous price-based tendering in private finance packages is one of the attractions for contractors;
9) By disguising the actual borrowings for public works projects, off balance sheet financing and tax farming arrangements undermine fiscal constraints on politicians. By allowing politicians to keep the good times rolling with no apparent cost, they actually encourage spending;
10) Notwithstanding the manifest disadvantages of such off balance sheet and tax farming arrangements they will nevertheless proceed in the most expensive way possible . This is because the system of "government-by-politician" is essentially corrupt:
a) there is no demonstrable relationship between the aggregate preferences of the subject people and the actions of political agents who enjoy a monopoly on power; and
b) politicians are concerned less with the long run efficient financing of infrastructure than with:
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Suction Cup Foot Bed
I WANTED to like (love) these shoes, but I can't. The way the inside of the foot bed is shaped creates a suction effect on my feet. The shoes make an very annoying "sucking" sound when I walk - so much so that I am wanting to wear them less and less. I am very disappointed because I really WANTED to love these shoes......
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very comfortable
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i kept the sandals for wear about the house, but wouldn't take the squeak into church, for example. my other pair is fine. i guess it is luck of the draw.
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Peter Paul and Mary – Early Morning Rain.
What's on your mind?
Late Late Night FDL: Early Morning Rain |
By: Suzanne Thursday September 17, 2009 10:00 pm |
Peter Paul and Mary – Early Morning Rain.
What's on your mind?
ney newton – how's the bay area tonight?
Hey Suz, Newt, and Nahant!
up there i imagine it's cool, damp.
Hey, Suz! Hi, Pups!
was a day with no clouds newton – take a look – kayakers on the bay
hey funny – well? have ya heard anything yet?
I read about Mary Travers last night on TPM. Bummer. We still have the recordings, though.
Sac is good. Gonna be hot soon though. Again.
wait! is that some kind of aquatic life form upper-right?
I am still sort of famous. Fame is fleeing. Specially tube fame.
Mary's voice provided some of the beautiful moments of my life. Her harmony on "Freight Train" is still gorgeous. She lost her voice early unfortunately- but I will always remember her as whe was at her best.
Not yet, nope!
I did send a thank-you email, though.
Feels like fall here.
True Mary .. but hey a moment under the glare of the kleig lights is way more than most of us every get…
I have no idea what you're referring to.
At least it lasts more than fifteen minutes. Good article, by the way.
My late sister used to be in the same Grenwich village crowd way back then and got me listening to PP&M and many more of that era… She will be missed by many…
fingers and toes crossed for ya
Hi Suz
Not bad- If I measure my life in birdies and bogeys, then there have been more bogeys- but the birdies more than make up for it.
This pic in Suzanne's spot.
kleig lights? online? I didn't notice any.
hey that guy – how ya doing?
Hiya All,
It is fall here. Leaves all over the ground, color in the trees, and pumpkins in the market. And students everywhere rushing back and forth. Beautiful weather, though.
hey ce – that sounds lovely. trees are starting to turn here – at least the big leaf maples are
Oh. They look like sticks to me…
Gawd, I love normal seasons.
Ah come on Mary… we know better(:>))
shoot i've not heard that in a long time *strolling down musical memory lane* thanks cujo
Oh, OK. Got all hot and bothered about something that happened three months ago. Guess I'm finally really losing my mind.
What an incredible voice she once had- and what a beautiful person she projected. Sad to see her go.
Hey Thatguy hope you are ready for the BBQ Meetup on 10-10-09!!
I will be smoking a Turkey starting the day before… takes about 18 hours to cook one of them birds.. And will have the Western BBQ, and the charcoal and gas Webers running!!
Be there or……
excellent rant cujo. part of why i try to visit your place daily – i love the way you write and what you write about.
I'll do some ribs on my smoker – I'll start them at about midnight and then go to bed. They'll be done in the morning.
yeah Mary had a great voice and SANG GREAT HARMONIES AND SOLOS… like Leaving on a Jet plane….
dayam – wish i could be there but i'm saving up for teeth to eat those ribs with….
"How many loved your moments of glad grace,
And loved your beauty with love false or true,
But one man loved the pilgrim soul in you,
And loved the sorrows of your changing face;
And bending down beside the glowing bars,
Murmur, a little sadly, how Love fled
And paced upon the mountains overhead
And hid his face amid a crowd of stars."
Yeats (of course)
Ohhh I did 6 racks of baby backs for mother-in laws 75th in the smoker using apple wood from their tree that had died(my gain)… they went over big… you should try Zea's Thai Rib Sauce at http://www.Chefpauls.com.. To die for my friend to die for…
Why, blushing a little over here…
ooohhhh the beauty in those words
thanks rw
What happened to her voice? All I remember is that I didn't see much of PP&M starting in the mid-70s.
rw, that's one of my favorite poems.
hey eg – nice to see ya here on the dark side – how ya doing?
They still performed from time to time- but their music had lost it's magic, and her voice had thickened- lost it's range- the magic died early- but memory will live forever.
I've always loved it. Seemed appropriate somehow.
Hi all! I'm never on LLN because home is Indiana, but I'm in the Bay area tonight and peekin' in on the late crew. Fun being on with you in real time!
That was a great rant. I think that's good for the BP, and probably your state of mind, too.
hey Suz don't be talking about "The Dark Side" I am still wading my way through that book… not an easy read if you care about our country and the rule of LAW!! Well written but… DARK alright
i can almost hear them singing it in my head.
hey mr why – how are ya tonight?
One of my all time fav Gordon Lightfoot songs, and up there with my fav two versions of it.
My dawg, Mary Travers was IT. I said enuff last night. But, I loved her pipes, and her heart and soul.
Nice pick, Suz . . . thanks for the memory.
Mary, Suzanne,
I love fall, and I love the change of seasons. Can't wait to drag out the sweaters and think about gingerbread!
Tonight we had the annual lecture at the Dittrick Museum of Medical History; and the re-opening of the contraceptive collection. Lots of women and men, young and old. Their site should be posting photos tomorrow.
ms molly! down in my old stomping grounds. hope the bay area is treating ya fine
Hey Suzanne, things are good, thanks! Beautiful picture of Oregon there.
hey margot – how are ya tonight?
ooooh – i remember last years.
and making apple pies and the smell of stew stewing on the range.
was such a nice surprise to look up from the computer and see them. i just had to run out onto the decck with the camera. it really was a lovely day today.
Those smells of fall cooking only get better with age! After my love affair with Trader Joe's peaches this summer, I'm moving on to find the perfect apple crisp. Maybe those Honey Crisps?
Thanks. Yes, it probably is good for the BP. I've encountered this particular attitude quite a bit, as you might have noticed.
Good golly! Glad you could join us.
Just saw the trailer for Michael Moore's newest flick. Finally realized that's Elizabeth Warren who leads the TARP oversight, such as it is…
ce – jennifer posted her pear apple crisp recipe on my facebook page… really easy and yummy!
Cool and dry…Swamp maples are starting to get red. Fall is on the way.
It almost makes me wanna scream.
Honey crisps are an amaaaazingly good apple.
And it's surprising how hard it can be to get good apples here in WA state…
seeing new england's fall colors is on my list gregb. one of these years…
I go home on Saturday. Supposed to get really H-O-T here over the weekend into next week. I will be back in NW Indiana by then. LOVE it here, tho…
Will check! Tired and off for bed. Keep heart all — it just has to work out. I heart Jane.
And the price of them is just shocking, come on fellas! But great all the same.
Night, cujo, fight the good fight.
Night all
Early morning tee time
Good night Sweet Mary
Pleasant Dreams
Don't most Honey Crisps come from WA? I can get Michigan ones now — I'm only a couple miles from the state line — and they are just coming in season, but when I first discovered them they were from somewhere west like WA.
I think they're a new variety…maybe the supply hasn't stabilized yet. They used to be available here for only a few weeks a season.
I always have to buy them on sale…
are they like those fuji apples? each one individually wrapped and expensive as all get out but ohmystars….
one more from Mary Travers
Simply beautiful…
"Rye whisky, Rye whisky, Rye whisky I cry
If I don't get Rye whisky, I surely will die"
Yes…I've met up with it too.
Their season seems to be getting longer, too…or maybe it is only that they're being grown in more places so the seasons are staggered. They are seriously the best apples I've ever eaten.
I think they're better than fujis. Not usually indiv wrapped…those are the yellow pear apples…
Once ya get your toofers fixded, we'll have to have a tasting.
Nope, just in regular bins or in little bags at the farmers' market. Got my first bag last week. In places where it gets cold, you can store them in the garage for a long time. Or they keep in the fridge.
Another thing I seriously love is Minneolas, and those have a shortish season too. Just picked up some here at Trader Joe's.
I think it's partly that there are now enough to have some go into cold storage…steadier supply.
But yes, really the best. Bet they'd make nice applesauce and pie, too.
getting 4 more removed tomorrow funny – this time tomorrow i'll have no teeth to the left of my left front tooth up top. gonna be a while before i can enjoy the freedom apples growing here in an uncooked state.
Mmmmmm I love minneolas, too.
Dark red
Delicious Apples
PP&M doing If I Had A Hammer. Always loved this one.
big dog on the daily show – starting on the west coast….
Used to work with a guy who sliced his apples with a pocket knife. Sure hope his pockets were clean.
Guess I'll be seeing that tomorrow after it goes online. Don't tell me how it ends.
What don't kill ya makes ya stronger.
Salted? Apples? Hmmm…never thought of that. I don't salt much.
I've never felt strong while experiencing food poisoning…
I'd say it's ironic that people who seem to know so little of the world are always so sure about things. But it really seems to be the reason they're so sure.
i got some of busted's roma tomatoes from his garden this year – first time in a long time that i ate salted tomatoes – they are yummy!
You have to eat a peck of dirt before ya die…
Is that a Kris Kristofferson song? It sounds like something he'd write, and there's an alternate version of that video with him in it.
evening all.
hey sunny – whazzup?
Just a reminder to all you LLN Pups… 10-10-09 will be the next Nor-Cal… Bear Creek meetup!! Same place as the last one in July.. We be BBQing for this one.. so bring something to scorch on the Que or something else to share with the other Pups… There will be a fresh, brined, smoked Turkey waiting here…
i've heard it was willie nelson and i've heard that it was ronnie milsap. google doesn't say for sure that i could find
RETRACTED… google just said it was kris
I never was a big fan of theirs, but that song was amazing. I think it was something they truly believed and their performance reflected everything in themselves. At least that's the way I prefer to think of it.
Have you had any fried green tomatoes? Nothing complex, just a little flour or cornmeal coating and fry away. Add any seasoning you like. Not at all like red tomatoes really. Another wonderful way to enjoy food.
Nuttin much up here. Late excuse — finishing the last chapter of Strip Tease.
hey mark h – how ya doing? never had the fried greens. one of these days…
Another song written by Ewan MacColl – Karan Casey singing Ballad of Accounting.
My best hits CD booklet says it was Kristofferson's.
Doing better than Max Baucus. Heh. Nice to see you "here" again.
Hey, they have the tonight's Daily Show online now!
wow that was fast – usually takes them an hour or so to get the show online. big dog got the big dog treatment.
Yes, he seems to have. Seems to be more bandwidth available, too.
I had broswer burps.
But somewhere back earlier, someone said Travers lost her voice?
Not in any reality I've ever heard of, or known.
Got linky?
Mary had pipes and full range all her life, never suffered any breakdowns, and was heart and soul of the trio.
Like I said, I don't KNOW of any loss of her voice, other than getting older, maybe.
But from her early 20's thru her late 60's?
She was all over it.
And so were the trio.
Just sayin.
az is just ducky……I think I'm going to turn my theme song into "I've got a hammer"…….. going to hammer that cancer to smithereens…..
it used to have Louis Armstrong's It is a beautiful world…….
Quick survey:
1. How's Obama and the Congressional Dems doing (0-100%)?
2. Will Health care reform be done by Thanksgiving, Christmas or New Years?
3. Will we be out of Iraq by next summer's end?
4. Will we be out of Afghanistan by next year's end?
5. Will Bill O'Reilly survive his pro public option statement?
6. Will Michele Bachmann last a year without a psychiatric exam?
7. Will Sen. Grassley survive his own political party's pressure 'til January?
8. Will Suzanne like fried green tomatoes?
i hate it when i get the isp hiccups. had that going on last nite… dayam tubes were going up and down (and lagging behind the cable tv doing the same)
500 Miles
bit scratchy but hey… Joan did a cover of it!!
So tis still ear candy(:>))
crazy 8 ball says hazy try again
seriously mark – that would make a great seminal diary – exceptin that last one of course :)
She was the hammer. Always. Lord I miss her voice.
A logically consistent atheist cannot make moral judgments of any kind about anything.
That sounds like a legal excuse. Incompetency. Cool. Let's round up some atheists and stick up a bank.
Is that Ewan of The Pogues ya refer to? Yer spelling is a bit confusing.
Either way, love that clip, she's got pipes, and I don't know of her.
Turns out they did that because they cut out quite a bit of the interview to fit it into the 22 minutes. The entire interview is online as two separate YouTubes. And those appear to be on a server that's overwhelmed.
Hmmm, the last one is important to the diary. The answer to that indicates something about how seriously I can take the answers to the preceding ones.
BTW, how can you refer to the crazy 8-ball and then say "seriously"? Sounds very un-serious to me. "You can not be serious!" — John McEnroe
I keep hoping the whole point of this Obama administration is to give some very seriously crazy Republicans one heart attack after another. They've been hopping mad, so he's on the right track. I just figure achieving all those great goals he campaigned on would push 'em over the edge. It isn't fair, we haven't seen Boehner crying in the House in how long now? Today I noticed McCain starting to develop a bulging neck artery, so that's one. Who else in the Senate could be expected to go out of their mind during a long rant speech?
At least the policy change on missiles raised their blood pressure. But it takes creative thinking to come up with enough things to freak them out.
Maybe he should appoint Van Jones to some other 'green' position. Would that do it? Heh.
I like the way you think…
Another fine song of theirs. Not a song they/she sang I never liked.
As I've said last night and elsewhere, she was incredible.
I miss her, sadly. And her voice, and gift to us all for her and their patriotism.
Like Joan, and many others, Mary and The Trio led us out of the dark of the 50's.
And they were THERE, in the streets, with their music, to lead us then.
You can't BUY that kind of love of fellow human beings.
And I don't CARE what Albert Grossman thought by making this Trio up.
I only know and believe, they trumped ANY marketing and profit that Grossman ever dreamed of making off of them.
They blew our minds, and most everyone's. And did so, for social causes.
Harumph. *G*
and it would show they are paying attention
and the seriously was to show a break between being flippant and my gut response to your query. it would make a great diary dood
Clinton interview is available from the main page of the Daily Show now.
hope comedy central upgraded the food supplied to the hamsters running their servers – they are gonna be busy
A logically consistent
atheistpolitician cannot make moral judgments of any kind about anything.
Fixed it for ya.
I'm still waiting for RWCOLE to tell me about Traver's breakdown in her voice.
Love it. Never saw the film.
Hiaasen surely knows his corrupt politicians.
goina get a bigger hammer after each of my ct scant results……..Going to hammer day and night, all over this land……
there sure does seem to be a bumper crop of 'em nowadays
Well said Larue… I did live those times and sometimes it is as fresh as new driven snow in my mind.. They and all you mentioned loved our country and what it stands for! Not like so many on the right these days who only see profit for themselves and screw society in general… They are all lost…
Well then. That person loses.
I'm FEISTY about my music knowledge.
Also. ;-)
katy – and then there are silver ones
Peter, Paul & Mary – Hangman
Tis what many in the last Administration deserve!!
Katymine, I got a big ass bell I'll ring for ya, all over this land.
Really, I mean that.
YOU get well, dammit!
Er, Kirsty MacColl, who sang Fairy Tale of New York with The Pogues, was Ewan MacColl's daughter.
Nahant, I bow to your wow, and thanks for the gatherings.
I'll be there, some day. With smoke and que.
Till then, thanks for doin what ya do!
Slainte Mhath! *G*
I've read morality isn't just taught & learned, it's something we inherit in our genes. It's like ancient knowledge being passed on. It's like memories of the ancients of our tribe. It's like a large rock we carry around to remind us not to run too fast or we'll stub our toes. No emotions or judgment needed.
However, recent studies show ALL decisions require emotional involvement. If it doesn't *feel* right it probably isn't right. If it *feels* right it might well be. If you don't *feel* one way or another about something, then you might have trouble making an important decision, making a choice that you would *feel* is right.
Uh, I'm totally confused.
Ewan was the leader and founder of The Pogues.
Christy was the great grand daughter of the guy who wrote a play in the 1920's.
At least that's what I've been led to believe.
"Dirty Old Town" was a song in the play the great grand father wrote, that The Pogues made famous.
Christy, was in the band and in some performances OF that song.
She was NOT Ewan's daughter, they were the same phookin age, for the most part?
Am I missin something? Or are you? *G*
time for me to head out folks. blasted dental appt is in the forking morning and i have to take my predental antibodics an hour before my appt.
thanks for all the conversations and musical memories tonight.
g'nite all.
Larue I am with you she sang with those pipes till the end…Peter,Paul & Mary Live[6],If I Had a Hammer
Not sure what year but you can see she ain't no spring chicken and still had her cords!!
I think you just defined sociopaths.
not trying too just the way it is… Reading "The Dark Side" and my blood is boiling…
but you are right the wheels of Justice sometimes turn very slowly and I am sure that someday Justice will catch up to that crew..
Ok, some how I mixed Shane McGowan with Christy, and her da, and GRAND da, who wrote the play.
So Christy is the GRAND daughter of the man who wrote the play?
Or did I add a generation?
And Karan Casey used to sing with Solas, but went out on her own years ago.
Someday Larue you WILL make it!! And we shall celebrate in spades!!
Oh and when ya gonna send down that 1/2 goat for the Que??
Elmore is leaving on a jet plane tomorrow at 8am……. jet plane….. will you wait for me?
(((Suz))) Will be good to have that behind you.
I offered my bad . . . but wasn't she the GRAND daughter of the man who wrote the play, that had Dirty Old Town in it?
My bad, mixing her family with Shane.
But yeah, youtube has her doing both Dirty Old Town and Fairy Tale Of New York with Shawn and The Pogues.
Grand music it is . . . *G*
I think there's at least some reason to think that at least part of what becomes our sense of morality is inherited. How much, who can say? But if you've ever had an emotional reaction to something you experienced or did that you felt was wrong, you can feel something that goes beyond a thought process.
A few years ago I was listening to a WWII fighter pilot recalling his experiences on a PBS show. He flew P-47s in Europe, which were mostly used as ground attack aircraft. He described seeing the German soldiers he was attacking, knowing that he'd killed them, and it was clear that even fifty years later he was still experiencing it. Later, he said that when he was shipped home, one of the first things he did was go bird hunting. He said he shot one or two, and then a horrible sensation hit him. He said he never killed another living thing after that day. It wasn't a religious experience or a philosophical one, just this gut-level instinct that he never wanted to do that again.
So I think that there's something there that's beyond philosophy or experience. Call it empathy or whatever. But it's clear most of us have it to some degree.
It's football season again, isn't it?
Speak of activists Larue Peter, Paul & Mary – Washington Peace March – 1971
Shane MacGowan was one of the founders of The Pogues. Ewan MacColl was of an earlier vintage, born in 1915, died in 1989. MacColl also wrote Dirty Old Town, amongst others.
P-47 Thunderbolts?
Radial engine, huge armor, and big guns and ability to dive bomb and strafe with their cannon's.
That man had a gift to survive, bless him, after the killin.
The killin, it' ain't so easy, no matter HOW ya do it.
Not if ya got a conscience.
Ask any sniper.
I'm on the steroids again which means little or no sleep
Getting all my meds adjusted and system cleaned out …… after having more than 15 of the side effects of IV Torisel then it is time for a break…..
Ask any War Vet… that is you can get him to talk about it at all… have known many and none liked or would speak of those times…
MacColl wrote a play, that Dirty Old Town was a part of.
As I said, I mixed up Shane with MacColl.
My bad.
And I thought Christy was his GRAND daughter. Not his daughter.
I'm a big Pogues fan, I got some stuff wrong, I apologize.
But I got SOME of all of this right . . *G*
Nite foks, thanks Nahant, and others, for the chattin . . .
Slainte Mhath!
Goodnight, MrWhy. And Larue.
I know the steroid crap when asthma gets the better of me.. hate that prednisone crap…
I am sure you need the break Katy… Me I am on an increasing dose of Gabapentin.. had been on 1200mg a day and have to go up to 4800mg… hopefully that dose will lessen the daily pain
I have from that MRI contrast last Oct. 7th… Can't believe it is coming up on year since that freaking day!!
Agreed, none I know or knew from Vietnam would. And I LIVED there, up till '63. As a child.
And THAT was not a door opener for conversation with those I went to hi school with, who came back.
Not even those from my own home town, and hi school, back then.
Still isn't. I don't know any soldiers from Iraq 1 or Iraq 2.
So, I don't know what they think other than what I read from them in the blogs.
I gather, the experience is still shit, and hellish, and a real brain fuck.
May some god help them when they come home. Cuz war and the military have twisted them.
And it's HELL for them to come home and try to adapt to peace.
Bless them all for their travails, it's hell. And one we civilians will not know.
SOME of us, might intuit, but we can't know. Not unless our ass is on the line 24/7 somehow.
With that, I bid bon nuit.
nite Larue!! and other Pups… guess it is time for me to crawl in next to my sweetie….
Very true Larue… I only knew those from WWII. Korean and Vietnam… nary a one had much to say about their time..
Larue, my father is a WWII vet, survived the battle on tarawa which was really bad. He never talked of it until Michael Moore released FII movie…..He said it was really bad katy…..damn steriods….. Now I can't spell worth shit
Goodnight, nahant.
Think I'm going to head out, too. Goodnight, all.
I haven't heard many stories, either. Vets seem reluctant to talk about it, because no matter how much you think you might be able to imagine what it's like, there's always going to be something that shocks you. They know that, so they mostly talk amongst themselves, if they talk at all.
since I'm the last person standing…… thank you suzanne for all the vids by peter, paul and mary
Sorry to leave ya by yourself. If you're looking for some infotainment, that Daily Show link seems to work now (one of my earlier comments). Goodnight.
Dad briefly talked about when I was in the 20's and then gave me a book called Battle Cry by Leon Uris a guy across the road who did document the battle …. that how he told me ….


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Jimmie Johnson dominates at Kansas
KANSAS CITY, Kan. -- Jimmie Johnson didn't qualify where he wanted, and his car never quite cooperated during the final practice session at Kansas Speedway. So he spent Saturday evening in the garage area, going over different setups with the rest of his team.
Blount: Championship Form
Jimmie Johsnon has won 55 races in his storied Sprint Cup Series career. It's hard to remember any of them that looked as dominant as the one at Kansas Speedway on Sunday, writes Terry Blount. Story
That dedication, that attention to detail, is a big reason he's chasing his sixth straight Cup title.
Johnson and his team must have figured things out. The defending series champion stormed to the front early Sunday, then weathered a series of late cautions before holding off Kasey Kahne in a green-white-checkered finish for his first win since April.
"Jimmie was very dedicated last night with us, trying to figure out the setup of the car," crew chief Chad Knaus said. "We pored over a lot of combinations and we came up with a good one."
Talk about an understatement.
Johnson led 197 laps in one of the most dominant performances the track has ever seen. The victory was the 55th for Johnson, moving him into a tie with Rusty Wallace for the eighth on the career list, and the 199th for team owner Rick Hendrick.
"The competitor in all of us, we've known we've been close," Johnson said.
Johnson stumbled through the first two races in NASCAR's version of a postseason, and was 10th in the standings heading to Dover. A second-place finish last weekend gave him confidence, and his first win since Talladega moved him into third in the Chase behind Carl Edwards and Kevin Harvick.
"I know what my team is capable of," Johnson said, "and we showed today what we're capable of when we're all performing at the top of our game."
Jeff Gordon made things interesting when his engine blew up with three laps remaining.
Johnson chose not to pit before the sprint to the finish, but still managed to drive away from Kahne and Brad Keselowski on worn out tires. Keselowski, who won the Nationwide race Saturday, wound up third and climbed into fourth place in the Chase with six races left.
"It all comes back to having a good team," Keselowski said. "Good teams have good cars, they're the best at the end, the fastest at the end, they have good pit strategy and they're strong through adversity, and I just have a really good team."
Tony Stewart spent most of the afternoon trying to chase down Johnson, and at times appeared to have the car to do it. Stewart had climbed 17 spots to sixth after about 50 laps, and at one point brashly told his team over the radio, "I'm in a hurry ... I've got things to do."
A series of mistakes near the end cost him, though.
Stewart chose to pit when Gordon brought out the final caution, but carried too much speed down pit road and slid through his stall. By the time his team backed him up and changed tires, Stewart had shuffled back to 17th and he crossed the finish line in 15th.
Stewart won the first two races of the Chase to vault into the points lead, but he struggled all weekend at Dover and finished 25th. He'll now head to Charlotte eighth in the standings.
Edwards and Harvick came in tied for lead in the Chase, with the top nine drivers separated by a mere 19 points. Things shook out a bit Sunday, but Edwards and Harvick are still on top.
Edwards struggled with a tight car all afternoon, and he dropped a lap down at one point, but got back on the lead lap after a caution and stormed to a fifth-place finish.
Sprint Cup Standings
Carl Edwards sits alone atop the standings for NASCAR's Chase for the Sprint Cup Championship. Kevin Harvick is a point back, while five-time defending champion Jimmie Johnson has climbed within four of the lead following his dominant win at Kansas.
1. Carl Edwards |
2. Kevin Harvick (-1) |
3. Jimmie Johnson (-4) |
4. Brad Keselowski (-11) |
5. Matt Kenseth (-12) |
6. Kurt Busch (-16) |
7. Tony Stewart (-19) |
8. Kyle Busch (-20) |
9. Dale Earnhardt Jr. (-43) |
10. Jeff Gordon (-47) |
11. Ryan Newman (-54) |
12. Denny Hamlin (-79) |
The Missouri native climbed out of his car and said he felt as if he'd won.
"We're lucky," Edwards said. "We had two cautions that were timed perfectly, so that was a big deal. We've messed up enough in the past that I'm pretty proud of ability to take our bad days and keep plugging along. We messed up some races, some points races, in the past, and I believe we've learned from that. It's a little test when you go through this to see if someone melts down."
Edwards leads the Chase by a point over Harvick, who finished sixth. Keselowski climbed two spots to fourth in the standings, Matt Kenseth is fifth after a fourth-place run, Kurt Busch dropped two spots to sixth and Kyle Busch is eighth after his top-10 finish.
There is still just 19 points separating the top eight drivers.
They're all chasing Johnson.
The most dominant driver in NASCAR started 19th and quickly drove to the front, then set it on cruise control the rest of the afternoon. Stewart tried to challenge him, and a few other contenders tried to work fuel strategy to make up ground, but the late yellows took that out of the equation.
Johnson passed Keselowski for the lead after a caution with 27 laps remaining, and then held off the field during the green-white-checkered finish.
"He's going to be tough," Keselowski said. "The real question is we've got two big wild card races with Phoenix and Talladega, and I don't think you can rule anyone in or out until those two races are over and we get to Homestead."
Copyright 2011 by The Associated Press
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Countdown to Wrath Giveaway: Day 2 - 60-day game time card {WoW}
Nov 11th 2008 12:40PM I'll take that card, yes I will!
Caption This! {WoW}
Sep 26th 2008 3:59PM Is this the line for Blizzcon tickets?
Caption This! {WoW}
Sep 9th 2008 12:22PM It's not the color of the dress, it's how many villages you burn while wearing it.
WoW Insider and WoW TCG Loot give away a Tabard of Flame {WoW}
Aug 26th 2008 11:02AM Flame on!
Racism in arena names {WoW}
May 13th 2008 5:23PM Shofixti,
Very, very well said. My hat off to you.
Racism in arena names {WoW}
May 13th 2008 5:08PM If you're defending the arena name i have only one thing to say to you:
racists don't do racists like u did!
But seriously folks, a couple points. Number one, even without the racial angle, this arena team name arguably already violates the naming rules set out by Blizz because it is a name
4. That belongs to a popular culture figure, celebrity, or media personality;
or that is
11. Referring to pop culture icons or personas (e.g. " "Britneyspears", "Austinpowers", "Batman")
Those rules apply to all user-generated "labels" that can be viewed by others in game, including arena team names.
What follows then is my second point: ultimately whether you're offended or not is irrelevant. Blizzard is the arbiter of speech in their private world. And allowing the persistence of those names is not condoning any particular belief, and forcing people to change their team names isn't either. It's a function of man hours that Blizz is willing to commit to policing such things. I would imagine that due to the TOS issues, if such a name is brought to their attention, a name change is mandatory anyway.
And even if you believe that free speech in some form ought to exist in WoW, remember, the flip side of free speech is that someone else is free to yell at you to shut up.
Racism in arena names {WoW}
May 13th 2008 4:46PM @Darkwarder
Right, because naming your arena team is somehow in the same ballpark as sending a threatening letter or killing somebody. Next up, executions for jaywalkers!
Ludicrous, ludicrous argument dude. Even for a forum post. In fact, a quick scan of your posts leads me to declare you "Knee Jerk Guy of the Year"!
Interest group speaks up against Blizzard on Glider case {WoW}
May 6th 2008 9:03PM L2fullyquote:
"For Blizzard's part, they claim that making a copy in RAM of the game's information constitutes copyright infringement, [but again, that's only because Glider is misusing those RAM files] -- every user everywhere needs to copy parts of the game into RAM in order to run it."
bracketed for emphasis. I think Mike covered your little comment there, mensrea.
For my part, I would defend Blizzard's right to control the content of their games, and even (within reason) the manner in which they're played. It does seem that the copyright thing is part of the "everything but the kitchen sink" approach to this lawsuit, and IANAL, but I wouldn't be surprised to see that dropped in the final calculus. Besides, do we really need ANOTHER legal copyright controversy up in this hizzy? I'd hate to see blizzard mentioned in the same breath as the RIAAs of the world.
Guildwatch: "officers dont do officers like u did" {WoW}
Apr 23rd 2008 12:50PM To be honest, I actually appreciate Alts' passion, and I think he/she made decent points early on about staying consistent with loot rules. But really, unlike in, say, instant messaging, you substantially weaken your arguments when you make forum posts that ignore even the most basic rules of grammar.
Guildwatch: "officers dont do officers like u did" {WoW}
Apr 23rd 2008 12:43PM "Good, score one for you. Maybe you should practice what you preach. Keep trying, it still won't effect me."
Fixed! That was an easy one.


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14 "Glory to God in the highest, and on earth peace, good will toward men!" | 14 "Glory to God in the highest, and on earth peace to men on whom his favor rests." |
Third Millennium Bible (TMB), New Authorized Version, Copyright 1998 by Deuel Enterprises, Inc., Gary, SD 57237. All rights reserved. (Third Millennium Bible Online) | Scripture quoted by permission. Quotations designated (NIV) are from THE HOLY BIBLE: NEW INTERNATIONAL VERSION®. NIV®. Copyright © 1973, 1978, 1984 by Biblica. All rights reserved worldwide. (New International Version Bible Online) |


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The track is the first to be released from their third album, due out later this year on Columbia Records; the single will be released on Monday, July 22, so gird your loins or whatever.
Other bits and pieces of news: 1D will open the 2013 Teen Choice Awards with the debut television performance of the song; the TCAs will broadcast live from Los Angeles on Sunday, August 11 on FOX. My calendar is marked.
But most importantly, they'll be teasing their upcoming 3D film This Is Us with a new trailer later today launching on their VEVO channel, which will include a snippet of "Best Song Ever."
Here's a little video of the boys announcing that this is happening:
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I guess this really isn't exclusive to Weight Watchers, but one of the problems that comes up is when you either stop losing weight, or it slows down considerably. I have gone through it, and in some ways am going through it right now, but I wanted to share with you my theory on why this happens… and specifically in what I'm doing with Weight Watchers.
In the first month weight drops off pretty quick. You are losing a lot of water weight (which is a good thing – you don't want your body retaining that water), and you naturally lose weight as you begin taking in fewer calories.
Then, the second and third months hit, and you may go days or weeks only losing 1 or 2 pounds, or none at all. I have a theory on why this is. Again, I'm not a doctor or have all the medical terms… but I think I know what I'm talking about with this theory.
I believe your body doesn't naturally want to lose weight. It wants to survive. I know that there were days when I was easily eating 3500-4500 calories in a day, but 2500-3000 was probably more the normal range. Your body adjusts to that amount. Your body is working to survive, burning off as many calories as possible. What my body couldn't burn off, it stored as fat.
The opposite then becomes true when you cut your calories. That is one of the great things about the Weight Watchers Points Plus system. It adjusts the number of points, and thus the calories, as you continue to lose weight. Since I began, it has gone down from 57 to 54 points per day, and I'm sure it will be less when I lose more weight.
When I cut my food intake and was doing 56 or 57 points per day, I was eating less calories and I lost weight in that first month. BUT, my body wants to survive. So, it stops burning so many calories because there are less coming in. The body wants to conserve energy, and tries to find a balance between what you are taking in and what it needs to survive.
That is one of the reasons I think people on Weight Watchers feel tired. Their body is slowing down to conserve energy to balance what is being taken in. Therefore, it becomes harder to lose weight because you are fighting against your body's natural instinct to survive.
So, what do you do? Well, just doing Weight Watchers points is not enough. You might slowly but surely lose a pound or two, but that gets VERY discouraging… and, if you're like me, you can only take so many weeks of not losing weight, sticking with the plan, until it's time to give up. Let me give you what I think are the two best ways to keep losing weight:
First, I gotta exercise. My metabolism had gotten very, very slow and low. I have found that it takes a long, long, very long time to begin building up your metabolism again through exercise. But, I have to exercise.
I need to force my body to burn more calories than it wants to in order to survive. If my body needs 2000 calories a day to survive, and I am eating 2000 calories, I will not lose much weight. I can begin eating less than 2000 calories, but my body will soon adjust to survive. So, I need to increase the number of calories my body needs as fuel than what I am eating. And, the way that happens is through exercise.
By walking, doing Bowflex, hiking, treadmills, health clubs, or whatever, I can increase what my body needs to 2200 or 2300 calories a day. As I continue to exercise, I can increase my metabolism and even take that number higher. As an extreme example, think of Michael Phelps in the Olympics. He is constantly eating 8,000 – 12,000 calories a day because his body is burning that many a day to keep up with his training and competition. When he is not competing, I am sure he eats a lot less, otherwise he would balloon up like I had.
So, if I am only eating 2000 calories a day (or 54 Weight Watcher points), but my body needs 2300 for that day, my body will then take stored fat and convert it into the energy it needs (something I learned on the Atkins diet). Therefore, I can lose weight again.
Second, I need to use my Weekly Weight Watcher Points too. One of the popular weight loss informercials a couple years ago was the Skinny Switch Diet. It was a low carb-type diet, but it allowed 2 meals or 2 foods a week that were anything – ice cream, pizza, cookies, cake, or whatever. The purpose of this was to "trick" your body that you had extra calories, carbohydrates, fatty, etc. coming in. So, rather than your body continuing to try and adjust to the decreasing amount of carbohydrates coming in, because of this high carb snack or meal, it kind of "resets" your body's instinct to survive.
I think the same thing can be said of the extra Weekly Weight Watcher Points we get. I get 49 points per week. I may not use all of them. I may not use any of them. Or, I may blow it wide open and use them all in one day (54+49 points = a lot of food in one day). What this does is it can "reset" your body's natural instinct to survive, tricking it into thinking you have more calories coming in again. It can help keep your body from ever adjusting downward in order to survive… at least a little bit.
So, there you go. My theory is 3 parts:
- Stick with the Weight Watchers Plus Points System. It works. It's proven.
- Exercise to increase metabolism and burn more calories in a day than my body needs, thus losing weight
- Splurge now and then to keep my body from being too predictable and routine.


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Officials can't find bear that attacked woman
KALISPELL — State wildlife officials have been unable to find the bear that attacked a Montana woman while she ran with her dogs last week on U.S. Forest Service land north of Columbia Falls.
Hunter in serious condition after bear attack
BUTTE — Montana wildlife officials say a hunter who was attacked by a grizzly bear over the weekend is hospitalized in serious condition but didn't suffer life-threatening injuries.
Rancher attacked by bear released from hospital
POWELL, Wyo. — A Park County rancher seriously injured in a grizzly bear attack said he believes the sow was simply trying to protect her cubs and could have killed him if it had wanted.
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POWELL — A 65-year-old Park County man remains in a Denver hospital after being seriously injured by a sow grizzly bear last week.
Officials suspend hunt for bear that attacked man near Cody, Wyo.
Officials with the Wyoming Game and Fish Department announced Monday that they'll suspend efforts to trap a grizzly bear, along with her two cubs, who attacked a man south of Cody, Wyo., last week.
Man hospitalized after grizzly attack near Cody; officials searching for bear
CODY, Wyo. — A Cody man was hospitalized Thursday after being attacked early in the morning by a grizzly bear. The man was irrigating fields at his home 21 miles southwest of Cody, Wyo.
Hunter in good condition after bear attack in Grand Teton National Park
MOOSE, Wyo. -- A grizzly bear has attacked another person in the Yellowstone region, this time a Wyoming hunter who said the animal came at him with so little warning he had no time to use the pepper spray he was carrying for defense in just such a predicament.
Wyoming hunter injured in bear attack in Grand Teton National Park
MOOSE, Wyo. — A bear injured an elk hunter in Grand Teton National Park and rangers were investigating if a grizzly or black bear was responsible.
East Idaho elk hunter hospitalized after bear attack
BOISE, Idaho — An Idaho elk hunter who apparently stumbled across a bear's resting spot Saturday was hospitalized after the animal bit him and broke his right arm, officials said.
Report on July fatal bear attack In Yellowstone National Park
The report reviews the events surrounding the July 6, 2011, incident which occurred along the Wapiti Lake Trail near Canyon Village. The attack by a sow grizzly resulted in the death of 58 year old Brian Matayoshi of Torrance, California.
Yellowstone bear mauling 911 call
The 911 call regarding the July 6, 2011, incident which occurred along the Wapiti Lake Trail near Canyon Village. The attack by a sow grizzly resulted in the death of 58 year old Brian Matayoshi of Torrance, California.
2 more grizzlies captured after Yellowstone attack
Two more grizzly bears have been captured as part of an investigation into last month's mauling death of a Michigan man, says a Yellowstone National Park spokesman.
Yellowstone adds more traps in death investigation
YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK — Yellowstone National Park officials added five additional traps to capture grizzlies as part of an investigation into the death of a hiker from Michigan killed in a bear attack.
Grizzly captured, but link to hiker's death unknown
Yellowstone National Park officials captured a grizzly bear Friday near the site of a fatal attack, but they were not sure whether it is the bruin responsible for a Michigan hiker's death last week, a park spokesman said.
Grizzly bear killed Michigan hiker in Yellowstone
Wildlife agents were trying to capture a grizzly bear in Yellowstone National Park on Monday after it killed a Michigan hiker in the second fatal bear attack this summer at the famed park.
Wildlife officials kill 1 grizzly, relocate 2 in northwest Montana
KALISPELL - Wildlife officials have captured and relocated two grizzly bears and killed another one in northwestern Montana. All three of the bears had a history of killing chickens in the area.
Rangers will not search for Yellowstone grizzly that mauled California hiker
Yellowstone National Park authorities will not try to capture a female grizzly that killed a backcountry hiker because the bruin was trying to defend its cubs when it was surprised by the man, a spokesman said Thursday.
Pennsylvania man recovering after Wyo. grizzly bear attack
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Black bear shot after pinning Corbin-area mechanic
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Our home is a roomy and comfortable 19th century farmhouse on a dead end road. Downstairs: a large living room and porch with wonderful easterly views, a den (with single bed), an open plan kitchen/dining room as well as a 3 season sunroom with glass doors opening to a deck and private back yard. Upstairs: three large bedrooms and 2 baths off a quaint hall. Side and front yards provide both sunny and shady areas with mature trees and gardens. Just across the country road is 180 feet of private beach. Recreational opportunities abound. Great bass fishing. Alburgh Dunes State Park and an 18 hole golf course are minutes away. We are 1 hour from the city of Montreal, 45 minutes from Burlington and 1-1 1/2 hrs to both the Green and Adirondack Mountains. Large extended families might be interested in combining this rental with adjoining property listing # 104639. Dogs considered
Recent updates: New living room furniture; aluminum dock; reverse osmosis drinking water system; new fixtures in kitchen and main bathroom
Our extended family has vacationed and lived on Poor Farm Road for over 70 years. The owners purchased the home for their family to enjoy on year-round visits to Vermont (especially for Island events in the summer and ice fishing in the winter) and we have since moved to back to the area.
Sara Comeau purchased this house in 2007
It's an easy, simple house to enjoy. There are both large spaces and cozy ones that meet the needs of large and small families. The easterly view only feet from Lake Champlain is fabulous, especially at sun rise and sun set. The road is great for walking and biking. You may even want to take a plane ride with our neighbor!
The Islands are still a gem unknown to most people, so it is still intimate and very relaxed. That said, in recent years, more services have developed to cater to visitors' interests -- restaurants, galleries, water sports, events for families, craft and music festivals, and the like. South Alburgh is also very central to many of the region's offerings -- lakes, mountains, bike paths, southern Quebec, New York's Adirondacks, and north western Vermont (including Burlington).
Watersports. Bike riding. Motor boat, kayak, bike and canoe rentals. Marinas. Championship fishing. Golf courses. Sailing. Horseback riding. Fine dining. Farmer's markets. Lake Champlain Quadricentenniel events. Antiquing. Art galleries. Art and music festivals. Farm and Studio Tour. Peace and quiet. Astronomy. Knowledgeable hosts. Wine tasting and vineyard tours. State parks. Granby Zoo and Parc Safarie one hour away. Supermarkets 20 minutes away. Local market 1 mi. Quick stop 5 minutes away. Goodsell Reef Preserve 10 miles.
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