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Bristol Rovers have confirmed that Adam Virgo and Scott Bevan have both left the club.
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Bristol Rovers defender Adam Virgo looks set to be ruled out for the rest of the season with a knee cartilage injury.
Bristol Rovers defender Adam Virgo will undergo surgery to repair a severe knee injury and could miss the entire season.
Bristol Rovers have signed out-of-contract central defender Adam Virgo from Yeovil on a two-year deal.
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Brighton have confirmed Adam Virgo will not be offered a new contract at the end of the season.
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Nicky Forster netted with virtually the last kick of the game to give Brighton their first victory at Gresty Road.
Defender Adam Virgo has returned to Brighton on a free transfer from Celtic.
Colchester boss Geraint Williams has continued his clear-out by releasing defenders Danny Granville, Adam Virgo and Bela Balogh.
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Brooklyn-based Designfenzider has launched a new line of candlesticks and candelabras designed by Ron Gilad and made of materials such as cherry wood, concrete, stainless steel, aluminium and powder coated metal. The candleholder sections are gold- and silver-plated, and attached magnetically. Candlestick No.5, above, casts a great shadow, but all of them are terrific balancing acts.
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Jul 3, 2014 7:21 PM by Jeanette Trompeter
One of the central coast's most popular restaurants is adding a new location. According to the San Luis Obispo Chamber of Commerce, The old Cugini's Pizzeria & Trattoria location will soon be home to another Giuseppe's.
Guiseppe's already has locations in Pismo Beach and in downtown San Luis Obispo. This new location would be in the recently vacated Marigold shopping center spot. A tentative soft opening is expected to happen this month.
The SLO Chamber newsletter says construction is currently underway and set to wrap up on a redesign of the interior of the restaurant.
The newsletter also says a new home furnishings store is opening this Saturday in the old Kwirkworld space downtown. Celadon House-which currently has its main location on State Street in Santa Barbara - plans to open a SLO outpost at 766 Higuera St.
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"Cronicas" attacks the rather alarming transition from TV news to entertainment, in which the only important parts of reality are those that will play well. Writer/director Sebastian Cordero (1999's "Ratas, Ratones, Rateros") follows a story that is sometimes surprising and engaging and sometimes preachy and obvious as he observes poor economic conditions and human suffering and how TV journalists use it as a tool.
Set in an impoverished Ecuadorian town, John Leguizamo plays an investigative journalist named Manolo who reports for a sleazy, Miami-based Spanish TV show called "An Hour with the Truth" that focuses on scandals like the Monster of Babahoyo, a serial killer who murders young children. Manolo's form of journalism is one that makes him into a hero, bravely investigating a story or saving a man from lynching despite the trouble from the incompetent police department. This posturing, however, is more important than the justice his TV personality claims to uphold.
A bible salesman named Vinicio (Damian Alcazar) who is almost killed and goes to jail when he accidentally hits a child with his truck, appears to be intimately and suspiciously close to the Monster of Babahoyo, and will give Manolo information if he helps him get out of jail. This sets up an interesting cat-and-mouse game between the two men as they try to gain an upper hand in their dealings.
While elements like these are interesting, the film is not without its flaws. "Cronicas" sometimes goes a bit over the top to make its point, like when a cameraman slightly moves parents grieving over their dead children so he can get a better shot. And plot points like an affair seem to be added simply to beef up the story, which loses some of its focus as the film progresses.
But the core scenes involve Manolo's fascinating game as he positions himself to not only solve the mystery, which he does fairly quickly, but get the story and the glory by doing a job that he thinks he can do better than the police. Leguizamo and Alcazar are riveting together as the prisoner tries to use Manolo's show to his advantage and Manolo tries to maintain his trust. Meanwhile, it becomes clear that the real trust in question is that between him and the viewing public.
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My friend was told that she had level 31 HPV. What is level 31 HPV? is it cancer or close to caner. Her doctor wants her to come in for a shot. Will the shot cause it to go away or what. Will she be able to live a normal life after getting the shot, will eventually develop cancer?
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HPV is extremely common and in many cases, HPV will go away on its own. There are those cases in which some may turn into cancer but the statistics are actually pretty low. How old is your friend? Once infected, medical monitoring is essential to watch for abnormalities in PAP tests which will provide a better indication if there will be possible cancer in the future.
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text: OCT story and characterMorjen ran down the streets of Marlina, allowing the wind to pick up her hair and skirt and throw them behind her. She was dressed as someone from the Seriotý kingdom, and the loose-fitting blue clothing was much better than the ones they wore back home, thick and scratchy. The marketplace whipped past her as she ran down another street, the noises of yelling at each other over prices and different offers becoming indistinct, lost among the whooshing of the air around her.She turned yet another corner, the light turning into a brown and musty darkness as she entered the alley. Small motes of captured sunlight occasionally drifted across her vision, but they became fewer and smaller as she entered the depths of the village's black market.The atmosphere here was different from the one back at the village square. Instead of shouting prices at one another, the people whispered about deliveries and silently slid away, obviously so much more still trapped behind their lips. And instea


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Cricut Expressions works fine with PC. You just have to make sure the firmware is compatible, which is also up/down gradeable.
$80 used cricut Sure cuts a lot with proper driver equals loads of decals... Even cuts carbon fiber type 3m vinyl without issue. I do have a larger 58inch cutter for large jobs, but the crict is portable. Just my contribution, not saying it's the best, but it does work. |
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My machine had a problem when it arrived. one of the roller blocks had gotten out of position during shipping. The Tech support guy figured it out and I was able to fix it and get it all aligned and tuned. I use it in my workshop so I took the "office carpet" wheels off and put Harbor Freight 3" rubber casters on it and it rolls around through the shop debris fine now. I've been buying Oracal from a local sign shop for about $20 for a 10 yard 15" wide roll and it cuts and weeds like a dream. It's nice to be able to cut wider widths but you can still cut monocoat trim sheets if you want. I have cut contact paper rolls on it to use the backing as paint masks. I'm glad I bought it and have found lots of uses that wouldn't justify a machine but were helpful since I had it. if came with three blades and I am still using the first one and I've probably put 60 yards of vinyl through it for this and that |
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Thanks for the info, sounds like you are pretty happy with it. I like the idea of being able to cut covering when I want, so that's the attraction for me. I have a laser as well and have cut covering on it, but it doesn't do as good of a job as I'd like. Plus with complex designs, you can't get the transfer tape down on the covering because it lifts immediately, so that's not fun.
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Cameo Mini Review
We have our first Economical Vinyl Cutter that I can recommend: the Silhouette Cameo. The out of the box experience is great and the software is easy to use. The software imports SVG files, in metric or SAE units, correctly. The output is pretty much perfect without having to mess around with a bunch of settings.
It can accept media up to 15" wide but only has a max cutting width of 12". Still 1 foot by 10 feet is large enough to cut graphics for all but the largest of models. It can cut MonoKote, Ultracote, Ultracote trim sheets and vinyl without issue as well as paper and card stock for airbrushing templates. It also has an optical registration mark sensor so it can cut around printed designs, often called 'print and cut'. This feature doesn't show up on vinyl cutters until you spend at least $500. If you are looking for a machine to cut out large pieces of covering the width is going to be an issue. Covering rolls are up to 26" wide so if your primary use case is cutting large designs for giant scale aircraft, look elsewhere. If you are interested in cutting your own graphics and markings or covering designs on small to medium sized aircraft this is a great deal. Awesome Sauce:
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Wow, the Cameo is more capable than I had imagined. I watched the tutorial on their site and it seems like the software is easy to use and versatile. I like the fact you can make the feed rollers narrower to accept smaller pieces of vinyl too.
How does it deal with scanned images (like the 3DHS logo)? Do you need other software to do something like that? Cheers Red |
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As for the software, I haven't paid the $50 upgrade, but the line editing is seriously annoying. I try to only use their software to send stuff to the device. I find dxf import works fairly well, but if I have to fix up stuff, it's a terrible experience. OTOH, I picked this one based on NOT having to use their software. The ability to trace, and import were all I wanted, and it does an adequate job there. Does the $50 upgrade give you anything besides the SVG import?? |
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El Pais have it that Real Madrid centre-back Raphael Varane is in talks to sign with Portuguese agent Jorge Mendes.
Mendes is one of the game's most prominent agents and at Madrid alone currently represents Coach Jose Mourinho, as well as players Cristiano Ronaldo, Fabio Coentrao, Angel Di Maria, Ricardo Carvalho and Pepe.
Varane, who is a rising star in the game, reportedly rejected a first approach from Mendes, but is seen as having been more receptive to the agent's second approach, which is understood to have come in December.
So much so, the 19-year-old is, according to El Pais, on the verge of agreeing to hand over management of his personal issues to Mendes.
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In the words of noted pop culture observer W. Axl Rose, "Where do we go, where do we go now?" Rock critics and fans alike are always pondering where music's going, happily indulging in the "What's Next?" parlor game. Of course, in the Internet Age, trendspotting has become easier sounds from all corners of the Earth are discovered and dissected practically the day after they're recorded, making it highly unlikely that a new style or genre could sneak up and slay the prevailing zeitgeist overnight, as grunge did to hair-metal or punk did to prog rock.
Recent musical movements (nü-metal, garage-rock revivalism) seem to roll in more gradually, though their lifespans generally follow the customary pattern they make an initial splash, invade the mainstream for a little while, then die off as fanbases grow up or change their tastes; as fresh ideas devolve into cliché; as artists leading the charge grow complacent in the wake of their fame and fortune; and as hordes of Johnny-come-latelies rush in to get a piece of the action, oversaturating the scene and choking it with pale imitations.
Emo, or at least the genre's current form with its jagged, crunchy guitar textures lifted from hardcore-punk and refashioned into good ol' pop hooks; its predominantly wounded-heart lyrics melodramatically whispered, yelped, or screamed; its shifting dynamics underscoring vulnerability and amplifying anger appears to be nearing that end-phase after several years of dominating radio, MTV, and magazine covers. Leading acts like Fall Out Boy, Hawthorne Heights, and Taking Back Sunday still enjoy solid record sales by sticking to their successful formulas, but how much longer can that last?
Some musicians immersed in these movements, whether by choice or circumstance, are smart enough to heed the writing on the wall and attempt to evolve their sound, lest they be rendered obsolete even dopey Kid Rock, aware that rap-metal was hurtling toward irrelevancy, bought his career a couple of more years by embracing outlaw country music and Southern rock. Likewise, emo poster boy (and punching bag) Chris Carrabba of Dashboard Confessional steered his group's latest disc, Dusk and Summer, away from the usual emo sonics and Gen-Y anguish and toward a more mature, trad-rock vibe (hell, the album features a guest spot from Counting Crows singer Adam Duritz). Which brings us to ActionReaction, a band fronted by Carrabba's former bandmate, Jason Gleason.
ActionReaction not to be confused with New York's Action Action is emo only by pedigree. Gleason's time in Further Seems Forever (Carrabba's pre-Dashboard group) puts ActionReaction squarely in the emo camp. But it's a more toned-down, indie-pop-oriented brand of emo. This is a band that takes its time in the studio. Whether that translates well to the stage is up to the audience... well, it probably helps to be familiar with the songs beforehand don't expect to be doing much dancing. That's something you're more likely to get from Koufax.
Koufax started life in 1999 as a guitar-driven outfit incorporating pianos and synths in the vein of its heroes, now-defunct Kansas City emo stalwarts the Get Up Kids. After the Kids' decade-long run ended, the rhythm section of brothers Rob and Ryan Pope migrated to Koufax in time to record the quintet's third full-length, 2005's Hard Times Are in Fashion (Doghouse). While Koufax's prior two albums dabbled in new-wavey synth pop and 1970s-style yacht rock, those elements are pushed to the fore on the indie-poppish Hard Times bouncy piano lines, snappy jazzy rhythms, and jangly six strings dominate, with only the occasional guitar slash linking the band to its emo past.
Singer Robert Suchan, who once offered a nasal semi-whine all too common to emo acts, has restructured his vocals into a cross between the Cure's Robert Smith and the Strokes' Julian Casablancas (which is actually more appealing than that might suggest). His lyrics are less solipsistic too, with the bulk of Hard Times aiming its frustrations at political and social concerns. "Always in denial about a president evidently cheating through that awful smile," he sings in "Back and Forth." "We're asleep through schooling because the books, they weren't worth reading," he admonishes in "Why Bother at All." If Suchan's assault on "ugly Americans" more obsessed with money, easy celebrity, and substance abuse than making the world a better place comes off as overly didactic at times, it sure beats listening to yet more clumsily articulated personal drama.
It's the words that pour out of the mouths of singers Matt Reilly and Jason Sazer that mar the Finals' otherwise likeable debut full-length, Plan Your Getaway (Immortal). Rather than run screaming altogether from anything resembling emo, this youngish quintet takes its inspiration from such mid/late-'90s practitioners as Jimmy Eat World and Braid; Getaway is packed with anthemic, hard-charging guitar melodies, yearning midsong breakdowns, sweet vocal harmonies, and a few synth fillips, all proffered with a mature, Everydude kind of attitude (e.g., no annoying histrionics).


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"Please state your name for the record."
"Jim DeFede."
"Now, Mr. DeFede," the prosecutor begins, "I see here that ..." The prosecutor hesitates, shuffles through a stack of papers. "Excuse me, sir. You're not on my witness list. May I see your subpoena, please?"
"Here you go."
"This is a subpoena for lobbyist Ric Sisser. You crossed his name out and wrote your own in its place."
"That's right. Ric is a big chicken. He didn't want to come anywhere near this place, so he gave it to me. When do you serve lunch?"
"Excuse me, sir, but you can't just come in here and waste this grand jury's valuable time."
"I'm wasting this grand jury's valuable time? Now, that's funny. I'm not the one leading a grand jury through an issue a pack of third-graders could figure out. Do you really need a grand jury to tell you that lobbyists in this community are out of control?"
"We're looking at more than just lobbyists."
"I know, I know. You're looking into all aspects of the way Miami-Dade County awards contracts. From what I hear, this probe has been going on for months. The county manager testified, and so did many other county bureaucrats. But in the end it's going to come down to a grand jury report on the influence lobbyists have over the system, right?"
"Well ..."
"It will be filled with lots of flowery prose decrying the public's loss of faith in their government, the unseemly specter of influence-peddling, and the perverse effect of money on elected officials."
"Yes, sir."
"Geez, that'll be earth-shattering news. Stop the presses! There's dishonesty in Miami-Dade County."
"Hey, quit snickering. This is going to be different. This will have impact because we're going to use really powerful language. We've already come up with 38 synonyms for the word crook and another 29 for the phrase two-bit political whore."
"Wow, that does sound serious. So this truly will be a scathing indictment of the system?"
"Damn straight."
"I have a better idea. How about some actual indictments of people abusing the system?"
"Well, uh ..."
"Okay, sorry. No sense asking for the impossible. So let's examine the system we have here in Miami-Dade County. Who is the most popular elected official in the county?"
"That's easy, Mayor Alex Penelas. He talks all the time about bringing ethics back into government. He is also very close to my boss, the state attorney. Penelas is one of the good guys."
"How do you think 'Good Guy Alex' got to be mayor? His entire political career, going back to when he was just a county commissioner, has been bankrolled by a handful of lobbyists looking for fat county contracts. Is your scathing report going to talk about the mayor and his cronies?"
"Well ..."
"Never mind. Let's try something else. Obviously it's easy to paint lobbyists as the bad guys, but the real problem is the politicians. Nearly every county commissioner, at one time or another, has allowed a lobbyist to use his or her name to solicit lobbying clients. That's how lobbyists get clients: They market their access to certain commissioners."
"How so?"
"Take my good buddy Ric Sisser. Over the years, that man has made a fortune from his friendship with commission Chairwoman Gwen Margolis. Every businessman in this town knows that the best way to get Gwen Margolis's attention on an issue is to hire Ric Sisser as their lobbyist. It was true when Gwen was a state senator in Tallahassee and it's still true today."
"Does Gwen know this?"
"Of course she does."
"What does she get out of it?"
"That's easy. When election time rolls around, Ric is expected to go back to all those clients and raise a lot of money for Gwen's campaign."
"That's awful."
"It certainly is. Of course it's not just Margolis. Nearly all the commissioners have their own unwritten arrangements with lobbyists. It's no secret."
"But how does that affect the way contracts are awarded at the county?"
"Eventually the business people who hire these lobbyists expect something in return for all this money they are spending on lobbying fees and campaign contributions. And if the lobbyist and politician don't deliver something, the businessman is going to find a different politician and lobbyist to spend money on."
"It's amazing to me how many county commissioners walk around town with 'For Sale' signs tattooed on their foreheads and then get offended when you ask them, 'How much?' Can we take a short break so I can use the bathroom across the hall?"
"It's out of order."
"I'm out of order? I'm out of order? You're out of order. We're all out of order!"
"Excuse me?"
"Sorry. Always wanted to do that. That was my Al Pacino impersonation. You know, ... And Justice for All. Great movie. Now where's the can?"
Thereupon a short recess was taken.
"Okay, we're back on the record, I guess, with Jim DeFede. So, Mr. DeFede, what should we do?"


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"So a division occurred in the crowd because of him." (Jn 7:43)
Jesus came to reconcile mankind to God and each other, but this cannot be done without ripping us from those things that cause division. This "ripping" is embraced by some and rejected by others and because of this, a division is inevitable. The question for each of us is, "What area of my life do I not allow Jesus to be a part of?"


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Coffee in Tana Toraja, Sulawesi
One of the most prominent wares for sale in the markets of Rantepao is Tana Toraja's famed coffee. Tana Toraja is the main coffee growing area in Sulawesi and many shops and stalls will grind up freshly roasted beans for you into a powder — a rather more useful souvenir than some of the others you'll see around.
We stopped at a shop near the town square and its owner, Jaya, an amicable Bugis man who married a woman from Rantepao (they met in Makassar), invited us in to sample some. While the coffee is so finely ground it can be served in typical Indonesian style — as kopi tubruk, or cowboy coffee, where the powder is just mixed in and you wait for it to drift to the bottom before drinking — Jaya had a drip machine plugged in and brewed me a fresh glug-free cup.
His house blend is 25 percent Arabica and 75 percent of the cheaper Robusta bean; it was strong, smooth and bold. Jaya himself has his with milk, four times a day; his current lidded cup sat waiting in the little display cabinet at the front while he showed me samples of each lot of beans. Jaya roasts his own beans, up on the fourth floor of his coffee/homewares shop.
I ordered a "half-litre" of Arabica, which he pulverised in a petrol-powered contraption set up outside the shop. It goes for 30,000 rupiah; a full litre 60,000 rupiah. Robusta is half that price.
Coffee Review says coffee from Tana Toraja can "range from a plantation grown, wet-processed coffee with a smooth, vibrant but relatively low-acid, medium-bodied profile to small-grower coffees that resemble the Mandheling coffees of Sumatra both in virtues (when they are good they are deep, resonant, and pungently complex in the lower registers) and in vices (off-tastes range from earth through musty hardness to an odd stagnant water or pondy taste)."
We'd say our cup was deep and resonant rather than stagnant water like. Phew, that was lucky!
If you're not heading to Tana Toraja, you can still buy the coffee elsewhere in Indonesia; in Bali or Jakarta, for instance, try Caswell's or Anomali.
Toko Sarah Jaya
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Pharmacist sentenced to 25 years in prison in scheme to distribute prescription drugs
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NEWARK, N.J. – Vincent Hsia, a pharmacist and the former proprietor of Lincoln Pharmacy Network, located in Edison, N.J., was sentenced today to 300 months in prison for conspiring to distribute oxycodone and filing false personal and corporate tax returns, U.S. Attorney Paul J. Fishman announced.
Hsia, 52, of Flemington, N.J., previously pleaded guilty before U.S. District Judge Susan D. Wigenton to his role in distributing hundreds of thousands of doses of the Schedule II controlled substance for no legitimate medical purpose. He admitted filing false tax returns for tax years 2008 and 2009 and admitted that approximately $600,000 in currency seized by law enforcement at the time of his arrest was derived from the conspiracy. Judge Wigenton imposed the sentence today in Newark federal court.
According to documents filed in the case and statements made in court:
Hsia admitted that he and at least eight co-conspirators participated in a conspiracy to distribute oxycodone between Oct. 4, 2007, and April 2, 2010. Hsia admitted he knowingly and intentionally filled fraudulent prescriptions for oxycodone completed in the names of fictitious patients, which he knew were written for no legitimate medical purpose and beyond the bounds of medical practice.
The oxycodone conspiracy which Hsia admitted not only extended for years, but also was extensive in terms of the quantity of oxycodone distributed. Data obtained from the Automation of Reports and Consolidated System ("ARCOS"), through which manufacturers and distributors report sales of controlled substances, shows that in 2007 Lincoln Pharmacy's purchases of oxycodone products totaled approximately 130,000 dosage units. In 2008, it purchased approximately 218,000 dosage units of oxycodone, and in 2009, nearly 480,000 dosage units. That number dwarfed the average of 101,514 dosage units purchased in 2009 by 171 pharmacies in Middlesex County, N.J., where Lincoln Pharmacy is located. Statewide, 1,966 pharmacies purchased an average of 76,617 dosages in 2009; the nationwide average was 62,927 dosage units in 2009 by 60,968 pharmacies.
Hsia further admitted he participated in the conspiracy in exchange for cash and that the approximately $600,000 in U.S. currency seized by law enforcement at the time of his arrest represented property constituting, or derived from, the conspiracy to distribute oxycodone. Hsia admitted that he willfully subscribed false individual tax returns and corporate tax returns on behalf of Lincoln Pharmacy for tax years 2008 and 2009. Hsia said those returns were materially false in that they failed to report the true amount of cash Hsia made from the oxycodone distribution conspiracy during tax years 2008 and 2009.
In addition to the prison term, Judge Wigenton sentenced Hsia to three years supervised release and fined him $250,000.
U.S. Attorney Fishman credited special agents of the DEA, under the direction of Special Agent in Charge Brian R. Crowell; special agents of the FBI, under the direction of Special Agent in Charge Michael B. Ward; special agents with the IRS-Criminal Investigation, under the direction of Acting Special Agent in Charge JoAnn Zuniga; the Newark, Elizabeth, and Nutley, N.J., police departments; and the Essex County Prosecutor's and Sheriff's Offices for the investigation leading to today's guilty plea.
The case is being prosecuted by Assistant U.S. Attorneys Anthony J. Mahajan and Ronnell Wilson of the Narcotics/Organized Crime Drug Enforcement Task Force Unit in Newark.
Defense counsel: Michael Chazen Esq., Red Bank, N.J.


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Nerdist Podcast: Live in Chicago!
By Katie Levine on April 20, 2012
While in Chicago for C2E2, Chris, Jonah, Matt and special guest Alison Haislip did a live show at the Vic Theater! They talk about all the shows on the YouTube channel, Matt has a great idea for a book and Jonah tells a story about pissing off Star Wars fans!
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Aw, I guess that kid's artwork wasn't good enough to make the image? That 90s font and cityscape totally work, I guess.
Props to the kiddos doing quemments– I'm so totally not sure what to attempt to ask in Boston now.
I was there for the show and it totally rocked. Once again would like to thank the guys and Allison for signing stuff and taking pics with us fans!
Yeah I was at the show was kinda hoping to see the Matt/Jonah Blues Brothers piece. Hopefully Matt can put it up sometime.
Aww, man, where's the Chris/Tardis and Blues Bros art?
I was at the Madison show and was glad to hear how you guys got to your next gig and that Matt was okay. Enjoy the show tonight in Michigan!
I actually wrote a whole series of horrible, horrible poems called This Is Not A Suicide Note! I think I'm up to number 400-something. You're not alone, Matt Mira.
So did you decide that Matt was just too drunk at the Madison show to post that recording?
If Matt still need to pay his tolls, here's the website
Illinoisans think the tollway sucks too – they just raised all the tolls 8000% at the beginning of the year.
So maybe that's hypersbole, but still, it sucks. Goodbye very much.
Yea, I want to see that poster too. Sounds like a good one.
No tolls in Wisconsin. We just pay taxes, like responsible people. Glad Matt took up the local WI culture and drank to excess.
Between 0:10:00 and 0:11:00 there are several drop-outs where content seems to be missing/skipped. I downloaded it twice just to make sure, and thought it was odd no one else has mentioned it.
Daddy! I was there and loved your show Master Hardwick!
I also "broke a vase" in the bathroom, if you remember the tweetwall…
I handed it to Matt as he made his way backstage. At the risk of sounding like I'm making excuses for it before you've seen it, it looked better in black & white, at midnight the night before.See it on twitter @ATsKillWompas
It's a Star Wars pun… I'm not sorry.
Thank you guys again for a great show. -
Oh! And I asked Alison Haislip out to C2E2, guaranteeing we'd make it because I don't drink Starbucks… She didn't go for it.
With any advance notice, she could've been "Rose".
Chris…twas super awesome to, ever so briefly, meet you at C2E2.
Keep on rockin in a nerd world sir!!Peace .n. "Baby dont you want to go, back to that same ole place, sweeet home chicago"
3Tof…on a mission from god.
PS: The Blues Brothers is, without a doubt, the greatest movie of all time.
I went to the show and met Chris at C2E2, and both were nerdgasmic experiences! Muchos gracias for an excellent time!
So… when are you guys going to have Trent Reznor on the podcast? This isn't related to any episode in particular, but since I didn't think about hearing him here until after he was on NPR talking about scoring Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, which came after/from his work on The Social Network
best night yet this year! thank you so much nerdist! I'm working on the shirts now and plan to send them by monday! the 17-year-old (me) and the 15-Year-old (person next to me) ((in front row)) (((got mocked))) are now aquaintances and before were straners. so thank you nerdist for being awesome and aquiring for me a new aquaintance!!!
also i was the last quement and that autographed baseball you signed for me is going in a glass case
Enjoyed the show ever so much. My husband and I laughed so hard we were sore the next day. Excellent show.
I assure you that I am alive and did not die of alcohol poisoning. Thanks for the great comedy in Chicago!Joe
Also at the show, got drunk with my ma and then asked Jonah about drag queens… Overall a good night. Awesome Show
Loved the show, especially the "losing your virginity" stories. Kinda concerned you four were at a venue that seats 1,000 people AND serves alcohol but didn't have security on site. Hope the next place is safer!
There needs to be a lovable drunk at every show.
Female Doctor: Been done. Look up "Curse of Fatal Death". Purists can STFU now.
For the Podcast: What must be done to get John Barrowman on the podcast?
For the Channel: I love Celebrity Bowling. Please take on other big-name TV/film casts, in addition to other favorites like G4. (Oh, take on FPS Russia; I'd love to see him try to be in character while drinking and tossing balls down the lane.)
After listening to them talk in my head everyday for the past year, meeting the guys was awesome, because they really do treat their fans like friends. Already bought my tickets for San Diego! Thanks for being awesome.
@Joe: I am very glad to hear that you survived Booze-pocalypse! You're a nice man and a warm hugger.
A movie that stands up in on my list is last action hero.
Parady and action one of Arnie's best. -
F-Yeah! Municipal Waste!
Amazing show! Thanks to Chris, Matt, Jonah, and Alison for all sticking around after the show! You guys are awesome.
This was such a fantastic night. And I love that I can relive it over and over and over again. Thanks for hitting up Chicago, guys, let's do this again real soon, ya hear?
Amazing time It is amazing and i wrote a paper about it so it's even more amazing I can re-listen
I too had my fingers crossed that Barrowman might be on this podcast – I think he would be an awesome guest


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Božić is a common surname in Croatia, with 8,115 carriers (2011 census).[1]
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- Darijan Božič, Slovenian composer and conductor
- Dobrivoje Božić, Serbian inventor
- Stjepan Božić, Croatian boxer
- Stipe Božić, Croatian mountain climber
- Željko Božić, Serbian stuntman and actor
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- Ivan Božić, Bosnian-Croat footballer born 1983
- Mario Božić, Bosnia and Herzegovina international footballer born 1983
- Marko Božič, Slovenian international footballer born 1984
- Mile Božić, Croatian footballer born 1981
- Tomislav Božić, Croatian footballer born 1987
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- Božičić
- Božović
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Nutrient Rating Systems
by Katie Cavuto-Boyle in Uncategorized, April 15, 2012With thousands of food choices at your local store it can be difficult to know if you are choosing foods that are truly good for you. In recent years there have been several types of nutrient rating systems derived to help you make better choices — but have you found yourself asking whether or not they are actually helpful? Find out what all those numbers really mean.
Glycemic Index: Measures how quickly food is metabolized into glucose when digested. The G.I. also estimates how much each gram of available carbohydrate (this equals total carbohydrates minus fiber, which is non-digestible) in a food raises a person's blood glucose level following consumption of the food.
Examples: Glucose has a glycemic index of 100; all other foods have lower glycemic indexes.
Pros: Helpful for diabetics and those counting carbs.
Cons: Not as informative regarding fats and proteins.
Guiding Stars: Rates foods using stars. Scores range from zero to three stars, with three being the healthiest. Classifies foods as "good, better or best." The ratings are based on the nutrient density of each food. This system has been adopted by specific grocery stores, namely Hannaford, Food Lion, Bloom and Sweetbay. About ¼ of the 50,000 items in these stores have Guiding Stars ratings.
Examples: Sugary cereals have fewer stars; leaner meats have more stars.
Pros: The star system is easy to understand.
Cons: Not highly detailed, depends on where you shop and what you buy.
Overall Nutritional Quality Index (ONQI): Evaluates foods on a 1-to-100 scale; 100 is the healthiest. ONQI score formula includes 30 different factors. It assigns greater value to some nutrients, particularly those that are associated with specific health outcomes (cancer, heart disease, etc.). Also gives value to glycemic load, energy density and protein quality in addition to nutrients that have no official RDI (recommended daily intake), including omega-3 fatty acids, bioflavonoids and carotenoids.
Examples: Mustard greens and strawberries have a score of 100, salmon gets an 87, and soda receives a 1.
Pros: Considers many aspects and qualities of food
Cons: More useful for whole foods; not brand specific
NuVal: Scores summarize comprehensive nutritional information in one number between 1 and 100. Each NuVal Score considers 30+ nutrients and nutrition factors. These scores are acquired using the ONQI algorithm and applied to commercial products. This includes beneficial nutrients (protein, calcium, vitamins) and detrimental factors (sugar, sodium, cholesterol). Vitamins and minerals increase NuVal scores, while fats, sugar and cholesterol lower it. NuVal includes some factors that ANDI does not (Vitamins A and D, potassium, etc.) and rates items by brand and type.
Examples: Fresh broccoli scores 100; canned spinach 82; baked Lays chips 24; Nabisco Nilla wafers 6
Pros: Comprehensive, considers a variety of factors, plus it rates brand-specific items.
Cons: May not fit all diets and/or lifestyles.
Aggregate Nutrient Density Index (ANDI): The highest score is 1000; the lowest is close to zero. In addition to a range of micronutrients like calcium, beta-carotene, fiber, folate, iron, magnesium, vitamins B6, B12, vitamin C, vitamin E, zinc, ANDI also uniquely considers niacin, selenium, vitamins B1 (thiamin), and B2 (riboflavin) as well as ORAC scores (Oxygen Radical Absorbance Capacity). ORAC measures the antioxidant or radical scavenging capacity of foods. ANDI is the system of choice at Whole Foods Markets and evaluates about 500 products. The general equation is Health = Nutrients/Calories.
Examples: Kale is 1000, carrots score 240, walnuts are 34, and cola is 0.6.
Pros: Nutritionally comprehensive; gives value to preventative nutrients.
Cons: Depends where you shop; just one number may not explain nutritive intricacies.
Naturally Nutrient Rich (NNR): Though still being refined, NNR score researchers are working closely with the USDA. This system may become national, as the USDA makes direct reference to the NNR. Instead of offering scores and organizing by brand or product, NNR offers consumers recommended nutrient-rich whole foods organized by food group. NNR gives equal value to the 14 nutrients that make up its formula. Guidelines are general. This may be due to the role commodity associations play (eg: National Dairy Council, Wheat Foods Council, etc.) in the system.
Examples: Recommends whole foods; discourages processed and/or junk foods.
Pros: Approved by the USDA.
Cons: Does not use numeric rating; may be overly generalized.
Take Away Messages: You may notice some recurring themes throughout these systems. Many are numerical, often on a 1 to 100 scale. It is not unusual for a grocery store or chain to commit to a single system. Data for whole foods such as produce, grains and legumes is relatively easy to analyze based on USDA standards. Beware: it is much more complicated to get accurate info for packaged or processed foods. The ingredients in processed food may interact with each other and change the nutrition profile of a product.
What do you think about nutrient rating systems? Helpful or not?
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The photograph as an anonymous record, a trace of an event, a document that supports a memory, and momento of desire. Of course in all our obvious need to cement our experience, the photograph has replaced experience, instead of a family enjoying an event, time is spent posing for the picture. As if the pose that you are having a good time, trancends the actual experience. Photography is both an ongoing reflection on the complicated relations between subjectivity, meaning and cultural society.
"all I've got is a photograph"-Def Leppard
Carl Sagan explained why he has been moved by the image:
Look again at that dot. That's here. That's home. That's us. On it everyone you love, everyone you know, everyone you ever heard of, every human being who ever was, lived out their lives. The aggregate of our joy and suffering, thousands of confident religions, ideologies, and economic doctrines, every hunter and forager, every hero and coward, every creator and destroyer of civilization, every king and peasant, every young couple in love, every mother and father, hopeful child, inventor and explorer, every teacher of morals, every corrupt politician, every "superstar," every "supreme leader," every saint and sinner in the history of our species lived there-on a mote of dust suspended in a sunbeam.
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With the third biggest reef system in the world and boasting stunning uninhabited terrain, there is a wealth of gorgeous beaches to explore on your Turks and Caicos holiday.
This destination is comprised of two island groupings; a large tropical grouping entitled the Caicos Islands, and a smaller grouping called the Turks Islands. A tropical paradise, this popular location can be easily accessed from America, with Miami being 600 miles away.
A highly historic island formation, Turks and Caicos first saw European contact in the early sixteenth century at the hands of a Spanish conquistador and subsequently passed through the governmental hands of France and Britain. As a result the islands have a rich colonial history coupled with the earlier cultural heritage of the indigenous people. A visit to the National Museum in Cockburn Town on Grand Turk Island will reveal more about this fascinating story.
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Your Turks and Caicos holidays should provide you with a rich sense of luxury and sophistication. Containing stunning all-inclusive luxury resorts competing with the best around the globe, you'll experience a restful break with resorts compiled of high-quality furnishings and tasteful pastel colour schemes.
Imagine lying quietly on a secluded spot on the beach, with only the shade of an umbrella and a cold drink by your side for company. This location is the true embodiment of a peaceful holiday break in the sun.
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- See Turks and Caicos National Museum and glimpse the islands past
- Take a pony ride on the beach!
- Stunning reef system to snorkel and explore
- Discover the perfect beach? Make your way down to Grace Bay!
- Experience ripsaw music, the native sound on the islands
- Go fish! Check out this hot fishing destination
- Sail the seas of this idyllic setting
- Taste delicious locally caught seafood - ask for conch fritters and conch salad!
- Explore the lagoons of Chalk Sound
- Visit local art studios and support local artists.
You'll encounter a considerably dry and sunny tropical climate with a sustained weather pattern all year.
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- Area – 430 sq. kilometres
- Population – 44,819
- Capital – Cockburn Town
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The massage was good. |
Lunch was disappointing. We had booked times and yet had to wait ages for the food. The starter was disappointing. We also had to sit at a very low table with a dressing gown on in a public bar area. I went an ot changed. There was a conference going on so people were walking past us as we sat in the reception area of he spa in our gowns. NOt acceptable. |
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The staff were very friendly and welcoming. The ambience was lovely and relaxing. I felt very chilled out at the end of the day. |
The restaurant was empty, which felt a bit strange and the spa day guests were seated at the far end. It was a little weird walking right through the restaurant in underwear and a dressing gown- so just as well it was empty! |
03 June 2013 Ann United Kingdom | |||||||
value for money |
More loungers and relaxation areas with magazines etc within the spa |
03 June 2013 Karoline United Kingdom | |||||||
The whole place is clean, calm and very welcoming. the staff were very friendly and welcoming. Food was lovely. The whole day felt like a real treat. |
The spa is part of a hotel so not everyone using the pool is there for a spa day - a minor point but there was a large group of people in the pool initially who were having a lot of fun but were making a lot of noise - not something that could be changed really - the rest of the day was lovely and peaceful. |
30 May 2013 Christine United Kingdom | |||||||
Lovely hotel, excellent food, friendly staff. |
Free bed for the night?? Jucuzzi not bubbling. |
24 May 2013 Karen United Kingdom |


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In a previous diary, we presented the various historical battle scenarios that will be in Pride of Nations. The scenarios share a common feature with the Grand Campaign: a detailed order of battle (OOB) for almost all nations, both on land and at sea.
Of course, such a feature is deemed common and mandatory in all 'serious' historical strategy games. But, in truth, that is not always the case, and in most cases, the accuracy is somewhat limited, largely to names 'sounding' historically plausible.
When we designed the database for Pride of Nations, one of the initial key decisions we made was in regards to the scale we would use for the various units. Because this game is grand strategy on a massive scale – the entire world for 70 years – we wanted to make sure that we would not fall into the trap of micromanagement due to too-small unit size.
So, we restricted ourselves to larger-scale units: squadrons for boats, brigades as our smallest land units, but more often divisions and corps. Nevertheless, our AGE engine has been conceived with an interesting feature in that, whatever the size of unit we have in the game, that unit is made up of 'components,' which we call models or elements. Early on, we chose the regiment as the basic element for land units (except for artillery, which uses the battery) and the individual ship for naval units.
To that end, we created two databases. One is the Models database, which describes every element that makes up our game units. The other is the Units database, which lists, for every unit, how many elements and in which proportion they are within said unit.
For the models, every single regiment that is available has a unique name, as well as dozens of features and characteristics, which we shall detail in another diary. As a result, even if there are hundreds of regiments in a given nation (or a dozen individual ships), each can be seen with their own unique name. The UI has a specific window to show this.
At the unit level, the various possibilities are composed of those very same models as well as an extra feature that we have added, called the recruitment (or construction) zone. This ensures that a unit can only be built in the area that it has been assigned to. For instance, troops of the British Army of India cannot appear in the UK or in the Americas; they can only be raised and recruited in the Raj. Similarly, French Black colonial troops shall appear in Africa and nowhere else. But recruitment is not only ethnically specific as it is also restricted to the physical location with other considerations.
For example, Alpine troops will be raised in mountain areas, and your Marines shall not appear in the middle of your hinterland, far away from a port. And where ships are concerned, most (and in particular the largest) will require shipyards to be built, although you don't need them to build colonial river gunboats.
The whole idea behind this apparent complexity (and a really huge database with thousands of names) is really to offer players a real sense of immersion in the atmosphere of the time.
To further immerse players, names are not the only 'flavor' aspect of the detailed OOB as we also have almost 1,000 different uniforms (and dozens of ship models) from the era, so your units will not only have different names, but also different appearances. We have learned from our previous games that players love to see even the smallest details in their units.
For example, if you are playing Britain, you can see the regular British troops (whose uniforms will vary greatly between 1850 and 1920), but also Scot Highlanders, East India Company Sepoys, Gurkhas, King's African Rifles, Royal Canadian Mounted Police, Royal Marines, Sailors, and Camel Corps in Egypt. At sea, the glorious Royal Navy boasts over 25 different ship styles.
And that level of variety is found in every other major playable nation, as well as in many of the minor nations and natives that you will encounter during your half-century-long world conquest challenge.
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Letters to the Editor for October 14, 2010
Dear Editor:
"Why do we elect a Treasurer?" I was asked this question at the Fair.
There are three reasons why the
First, because the
Second, the office of the
Third, a basic principle of
accountability is that all financial transactions should be verified by two
independent agents. The
If elected, I will support and
uphold the Constitution of the
David King
Republican Candidate
"Options after School Bond Election Failed"
Dear Editor:
With the advent of the
political season, I implore you not to lose track of pending District 171 school
issues with regard to the failure of the "school bond election."
The School Board, the governing body of the school district, has not
accepted the mandate of the voters and is on the verge of pursuing other options
to accomplish their original goals of new classroom add-ons, renovation and
change at Orofino and Timberline schools.
In the midst of
declining enrollment and a sour economy, this district does not need to indebt
us with new construction or unnecessary renovations. Their plan has been suspect
from the beginning when they shutdown the Orofino Junior High School (OJHS) as a
cost-savings measure. It's obvious they used the resulting overcrowding as an
attempt to leverage the patrons to approve a bond to add-on classrooms at OHS
and Timberline.
On top of that, the
district renovated a dilapidated modular at the Orofino elementary during the
summer to house the kindergarten because of over-crowding generated by the
closure of OJHS. Where did the money come from to accomplish this renovation
project? How much was spent in name of cost-savings? What's wrong with the
classrooms we have abandoned at the OJHS?
As patrons, become
activists and write letters-to-the-editor and contact each School Board member
with your concerns. They are: Alyce (Reuter)
Trelawney J. Bruce
Americans Tired of
Dear Editor:
Once Americans revolted against
Today we face a monstrous
government which thinks daily of new ways to confiscate the money earned by
citizens and dole it out to other citizens in exchange for votes to perpetuate
governmental power. Entitlement programs were headed for failure before the
socialists added health care to the list.
If you are made of the sturdy
stuff of early Americans you should be outraged and energized to vote for
rational, Constitution supporting candidates in the coming election. If you like
having your hard earned income confiscated even before you get it home and then
paying additional taxes at every transaction with more and greater taxation
facing you at year's end, then vote for the tax and spend socialists that
currently hold all power in the United States.
If you vote to continue the
expansion of socialistic government, as we have seen the past 19 months, then
you are voting to choke off freedom for your children and grandchildren.
Freedom or tyranny is the
choice on Nov. 2!
Charlie Pottenger
Dear Editor:
A few long-time Republican
friends and mentors broke ranks and endorsed the Democrat for Governor earlier
this year. They've been urging me to join them and I've listened carefully to
their arguments. In the end, I remain unconvinced and will vote to re-elect
Governor Otter.
My choice is influenced by two
First, Governor Otter has done
what the people of
Second, his opponent, by
contrast, has proven untrustworthy. This observation pains me, because the
argument most frequently used to entice my defection was that "unlike Governor
Otter, the Democrat shares my religious values." Honesty in one's personal and
professional dealings is a fundamental tenet of my faith, and yet I have found
it completely lacking in the Democrat's gubernatorial nominee.
Such an accusation begs
proof. Earlier this year I chaired the association that represents
To my surprise and
frustration, that receipt was followed by a statewide press release thanking the
business community for withdrawing its website and admitting error. That was
simply untrue, forcing association board members to set the record straight. The
Democrat's press release was a lie, designed to mislead the million Idahoans who
weren't copied on the e-mail exchange.
On Election Day, I can't say
my religion stays outside the polling booth. My value system teaches me the
importance of integrity. As I apply that to the key issues in this year's
election, I will be voting for Governor Otter.
Trent Clark
Soda Springs
Trent Clark is a resident of
Dear Editor:
If you're happy with the way
things are going in
Bill Alberts
When I think of a family
that possesses a strong moral commitment to God, to family and to country, I
think of the Felix and Sherry Nuxoll family. When Sherry made the
decision to run for the Idaho Senate, Eighth District, it was a decision that
was made with the full support of her husband and family, because that is how
they do things—as a family.
As long as I have known
them, they have been strong advocates of life which is reflected in the love
they have for each other and for each of their six beautiful children and three
The pro-life issue is
one of the things that have always been dear to their hearts. I know with all
certainty that Sherry will reflect and aggressively defend familial and pro-life
values and rights if she is elected to the Idaho Senate.
I encourage all to
support and vote for Sherry Nuxoll for the Idaho Senate District 8 this November
Kerry Uhlenkott
Dear Editor:
Carole Galloway is a District 3
Clearwater County Commissioner candidate. It is my opinion that Carole will do
an excellent job. She is dedicated to solving our problems in tough budget
times. She will work hard to solve the wolf problems, support weed control,
access to
Pete Curfman
Dear Editor:
The Constitution creates our
Republic and limits the power of the central government. However, we, the
citizens and our representatives, are slowly surrendering our founding
principles, individual's freedoms and states' rights to a domineering
centralized government.
Consider these facts:
Today, for example, the
federal government controls – without Constitutional authority – banking, the
credit and securities exchange, car companies, medical care, and unemployment
The federal government
promises benefits but has no way to pay for them. Social security, Medicare,
government and public pension plans are examples.
Regulatory agencies such as
the DEQ and EPA or the Endangered Species Act limit economic growth potential
and our ability to compete internationally. Regulations that "protect" the
environment, natural resources and reduce energy usage are in reality controls
that curtail manufacturing, limit job creation and hurt farmers, families and
business. How many jobs disappear because we cannot utilize our resources such
as oil, coal, timber, or productive agricultural land?
Our representatives pass
legislation without reading bills that contain more taxes, more entitlements,
more bureaucracy and greater control over the economy and us. The role of
government is not to mandate behavior or buying habits. Yet we are being told
what light bulbs, toilets, showerheads, gasoline and medical insurance to buy.
For some time "we the people"
representatives and electorate, have ignored our founding principles of small
government and individual freedom. Today we are witnessing the destruction of
our Republic from within. The consequences of past and present policy decisions
are unsustainable debt. Irresponsible spending, corruption, greed of special
interest groups, laziness of some, and lack of personal honor in many.
Our votes will determine the
longevity and survival of our Republic. Will we falter and allow the government
to "take care of us" with more legislation? Will we encourage self sufficiency
and personal responsibility? Will we have courage to choose limited government
in order to protect individual freedom and maintain states' rights?
Read the Declaration of
Pat Baxter
Dear Editor:
Since being elected to the
Idaho House in 2006, Raul Labrador has proven to be an effective pro-life
leader; he has supported and voted for key profile legislation throughout his
legislative career and has earned a 100 percent pro-life voting record. He has
voted to allow a woman the right to view the ultrasound image of her unborn
child before an abortion is performed on her, and he was also a sponsor of the
Conscience Protection Bill for health care professionals.
Raul has and is aggressively
opposing the Obama Health care law which will provide government funding for
health plans that pay for abortion on demand and which will lead to the
rationing of life saving medical treatments. For being such a strong advocate of
life, he has been endorsed by the National Right to Life Political Action
His opponent Walt Minnick
supports a policy of abortion on demand and voted against an amendment that
would have prohibited federal funding of abortion on demand in all parts of the
Obama health care bill. He has also been indorsed by
Please join me in supporting
Raul Labrador, the only pro-life candidate running for the First Congressional
District for United States Congress.
Kerry Uhlenkott
Dear Editor:
John Allen has been a neighbor
and kind friend for all the 45 years he has been in
Sally Shawley


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and Elizabeth** Morse. Charles* Wade(109) was born on 22 Jan 1792 in Williston, Vt.. He died on 15 Mar 1880 in Berlin, Vt.. Age 89 yrs., 1 mo., 23 da. at death from pneumonia. Resided in Berlin at time of marriage. Parents: Joshua* Wade and Mary* Rowland. He was married to Elizabeth** Morse on 3 Apr 1823 in Topsham, Vt.. Children were: Charles Wade, Elizabeth Wade, Tennua Wade, Laura M. Wade, Joshua Wade, Salome Luther* Wade, George L. Wade. Effie J. Wade(109) was born on 25 Feb 1862. She died WFT Est. 1863-1956. Parents: Joshua Wade and Melissa. Elizabeth Wade(109) was born on 10 Nov 1826 in Berlin, Vt.. She died WFT Est. 1827-1920. Parents: Charles* Wade and Elizabeth** Morse. Elmore Wade(110) was born WFT Est. 1822-1859. He died WFT Est. 1854-1937 in New Haven, Ct.. He was married to Mary Higgins WFT Est. 1848-1894. Children were: George Wade, Burt Wade, Leila Wade. Eunice* Wade(109) was born on 31 Dec 1715 in Lyme, Ct.. She died WFT Est. 1752-1810. Parents: George** Wade and Elizabeth** Durant. She was married to Benjamin* Rowland on 10 Mar 1735/36. Children were: George* Rowland. Frank Wade(426) was born WFT Est. 1849-1869. He died WFT Est. 1883-1955. George Wade(110) was born WFT Est. 1854-1893. He died WFT Est. 1863-1970. Parents: Elmore Wade and Mary Higgins. George L. Wade(109) was born in 1847 in Berlin, Vt.. He died WFT Est. 1876-1938. Served in the 7th Vt. Vet. Vol. Inf. Resident of Montpelier at time of marriage. Parents: Charles* Wade and Elizabeth** Morse. He was married to Emma F. Redway on 5 Jan 1870 in Montpelier, Vt.. Children were: Walter Douglass Wade . George** Wade(109) died on 28 Apr 1762 in Lyme, Ct.. He was born WFT Est. 1662-1692. He was married to Elizabeth** Durant on 14 Jul 1708 in Lyme, Ct.. Children were: Eunice* Wade. Grizzell Wade(65) was born WFT Est. 1743-1772. (66) She died WFT Est. 1796-1859. (66) She was married to Stephen Bennett WFT Est. 1762-1800.(66) Children were: Mitchell Bennett, Stephen Bennett, Elisha Bennett. Joan Or Johanna Wade(1) was born about 1484 in Helmingham, Suffolk, England. She died after 30 Jun 1540 in Helmingham, Suffolk, England. She was married to Thomas Bacon about 1500. Children were: Thomas Bacon, John Bacon, Joan Bacon, Anne Bacon, Mary Bacon, Agnes Bacon, Elizabeth Bacon, Henry Bacon. John Wade(1) was born WFT Est. 1429-1467. He died WFT Est. 1472-1548. He was married to Margaret \\\ WFT Est. 1455-1504. Children were: Margaret Wade. John Wade(1) was born WFT Est. 1530-1560. He died WFT Est. 1585-1645. He was married to Barbara Marvin about 1580 in Prob. Ramsey, Essex, England. John Wade(110) was born WFT Est. 1662-1692. He died WFT Est. 1712-1779. He was married to Mercy Pember on 8 Jan 1706/7. Jonathan* Wade(109) was born on 5 Mar 1682/83 in Medford, Mass.. He died in 1710 in Medford, Mass.. Parents: Nathaniel* Wade and Mercy* Bradstreet. He was married to Mary** Dolbeare on 9 Oct 1699. Children were: Nathan* Wade. Jonathan** Wade(109) died on 16 Nov 1684 in Ipswich, Mass.. He was born WFT Est. 1588-1621 in Denver, Norfolk Co., England. Arrived in America on Sept. 15, 1632 in the "Lion". Lived in Charlestown and Salem, Mass. In Ipswich, Mass. in 1635. In England until 9-15-1632. Sailed on board the "Lion". Lived in Charlestown and Salem, Mass. In Ipswich, Mass. in 1635. He was married to Susannah* before 1632 in England. Children were: Nathaniel* Wade. He was married to Susannah about 1654. He was married to Dorothy on 9 Dec 1660. Joshua Wade(109) was born on 12 Oct 1831 in Berlin, Vt.. He died on 12 Aug 1862 in New Orleans, La.. Died of fever while serving in the army. Not sure but I believe he would have been in the 7th Vt. Vet. Vol. Inf. with his brother George. Parents: Charles* Wade and Elizabeth** Morse. He was married to Melissa WFT Est. 1846-1861 in prob. Berlin, or Northfield, Vt.. Children were: Effie J. Wade. Joshua* Wade(109) was born on 2 Feb 1765 in Glocester, R.I.. He died on 16 May 1849 in Montgomery Center, Vt.. Vet. of the Revolution. Revolutionary War Vet. Parents: William* Wade and Mary* Angell. He was married to Mary* Rowland on 26 Feb 1789 in Canaan, Ct.. Children were: Charles* Wade. Laura M. Wade(109) was born about 1830 in prob. Berlin, Vt.. She died on 9 Jun 1886 in prob. Berlin, Vt.. Age 55 at death. Apparently never married. Parents: Charles* Wade and Elizabeth** Morse. Leila Wade(110) was born WFT Est. 1854-1893. She died WFT Est. 1863-1973. Parents: Elmore Wade and Mary Higgins. Lucy Wade(65) was born WFT Est. 1720-1756. (66) She died WFT Est. 1754-1840. (66) She was married to Bryant Ware Nowlin WFT Est. 1739-1789.(66) Children were: Lucy Nowlin. Margaret Wade(1) was born WFT Est. 1472-1494. She died WFT Est. 1516-1581. Parents: John Wade and Margaret \\\. She was married to John Lowthroppe WFT Est. 1496-1530. Children were: Robert Lowthroppe. Nathan* Wade(109) was born on 22 Feb 1705/6 in Medford, Mass.. He died in 1778 in Glocester, R.I.. Parents: Jonathan* Wade and Mary** Dolbeare. He was married to Deborah* Hawkins WFT Est. 1719-1753. Children were: William* Wade. Nathaniel* Wade(109) was born in 1648 in Ipswich, Mass.. He died on 28 Nov 1707 in Medford, Mass.. Age 60 at death. Parents: Jonathan** Wade and Susannah*. He was married to Mercy* Bradstreet on 31 Oct 1672 in Andover, Mass.. Children were: Jonathan* Wade. Salome Luther* Wade(109) was born on 6 Apr 1841 in Berlin, Vt.. She died on 4 Apr 1921 in Montpelier, Vt., bur. West Berlin Cem.. Buried in West Berlin [Riverton] Cem., Vt. Deliberately left in the "jillson" file of Fam. Ties to more clearly show our connection to European royalty. Cause of death perforation of the bowel, colitis. See "bailey2", "trow", or "jillson" files in Family Ties for her descendants. Parents: Charles* Wade and Elizabeth** Morse. She was married to Charles Plastridge* Bailey WFT Est. 1857-1887 in Wocester, Mass. Children were: Geneva E* Bailey. Sybil (Cibella) Wade(4) was born in 1532 in Sowerby, York, Eng. She died on 21 May 1573 in Halifax, Yorks, England. She was buried on 21 May 1573 in Sowerby, Yorks., England. She was baptised on 18 Mar 1958. She Endowment on 12 Apr 1958. She was married to George Fairbank on 10 May 1550 in Halifax, Yorks, England. She Seal to Parents on 3 Dec 1958 in alber. Children were: John Fairbanke , Michaell Fayrbanke, Hugh Fairbanke, Jenet (Janet) Fairbanks, Dorothy Fairbanks, Edward Fayrbanke, Maria Fayrbanke, Dorothy Fairbank, George Fairbanks, Robert Fayrebanke, Susane Fayrbanke, Child Fairbanks, Agnes Fairbanke. Tennua Wade(109) was born on 30 Nov 1828 in Berlin, Vt.. She died on 31 Mar 1876 in prob. Berlin, Vt.. Hers is the last name recorded for Wade's in Vermont Vital Records. The reason is because whoever assembled the records for micro-filming couldn't read the first name. Neither can I. Grandma Helena Jillson also had trouble with the name, and I cannot read her writing either. A.L. Hewitt was the town clerk who recorded the birth, and he was a relative! Apparently she never married. Parents: Charles* Wade and Elizabeth** Morse. Thomas , Jr. Wade(59) was born Private. (60) He was adopted Private. (60) He Private-Begin Private.(60) He was divorced from Phyllis Cordova Private. (60) Walter Douglass Wade(109) was born on 20 Dec 1870 in Berlin, Vt.. He died WFT Est. 1871-1960. Vermont Vital Records spell middle name with two s's. Parents: George L. Wade and Emma F. Redway. William Wade(4) was born WFT Est. 1544-1571. He died WFT Est. 1595-1658. He was married to Susane Fayrbanke on 7 Feb 1589/90 in Halifax, Yorks, England. He Seal to Parents on 31 May 1961. William* Wade(109) died on 24 Jul 1828 in prob. Glocester, R.I.. He was born WFT Est. 1720-1748 in prob. Glocester, R.I.. Parents: Nathan* Wade and Deborah* Hawkins. He was married to Mary* Angell WFT Est. 1738-1779. Children were: Joshua* Wade . Peter M. Wadel(9) was born WFT Est. 1838-1873.(25435) He died WFT Est. 1878-1952.(25436) He was married to Elizabeth L. Lesher WFT Est. 1878-1913. (16562) Henry Wadleigh(109) was born in 1658. He died WFT Est. 1698-1749. Parents: Robert Wadleigh and Sarah. He was married to Elizabeth* Gilman on 3 Dec 1693. John Wadleigh(109) was born in 1605 in Gloucester Co., England. He died on 15 Feb 1673/74 in Wells, York Co., Maine. He was married to Mary WFT Est. 1618-1650. Children were: Robert Wadleigh. Robert Wadleigh(109) was born in 1628 in Gloucester Co., England. He died in 1701 in Exeter, N.H.. Parents: John Wadleigh and Mary. He was married to Sarah in 1650. Children were: Sarah Wadleigh, Henry Wadleigh. Sarah Wadleigh(109) was born WFT Est. 1651-1701. She died WFT Est. 1772-1797. Parents: Robert Wadleigh and Sarah. She was married to John Bean in 1770. Elizabeth Wadsworth(84) was born on 17 May 1645. She died on 12 Mar 1714/15. Parents: William Wadsworth. She was married to John Terry on 27 Nov 1662 in Hartford, Ct.. Esther Wadsworth(9) was born about 1720.(25437) She died on 25 Oct 1799 in Barnstable, MA.(25438) She was married to Eleazer May WFT Est. 1748-1781. (18460) Children were: Esther May. John Wadsworth(7) (9) was born WFT Est. 1612-1648.(8) (25439) He died WFT Est. 1653-1727. (8)(25440) He was married to Sarah Stanley WFT Est. 1653-1687.(8) (23924) John Wadsworth(84) was born WFT Est. 1595-1649. He died WFT Est. 1635-1727. He was from Hartford. He was married WFT Est. 1619-1683. Children were: Sarah Wadsworth . Prince Wadsworth(1) was born WFT Est. 1721-1747. He died WFT Est. 1771-1835. He was married to Zilpha Ellis on 11 Nov 1766 in Duxbury, Plymouth, MA. Sarah Wadsworth(84) died on 20 Mar 1739/40. She was born WFT Est. 1635-1676 in Hartord, Hartford, Ct.. Parents: John Wadsworth. She was married to Stephen Root WFT Est. 1654-1702. Children were: Mary Root, Timothy Root, John Root. William Wadsworth(84) was born WFT Est. 1594-1623. He died WFT Est. 1648-1708. He was married WFT Est. 1618-1665. Children were: Elizabeth Wadsworth. Shirley Husband Wagaman(1) was born Private. He Fact 1 (2) Private. He was married to Shirley Stepsister Mann??? Private. Benjamin Wages(138) was born about 1818. He died WFT Est. 1837-1909. He was married to Mary Williams WFT Est. 1834-1866. Moses Wages(138) was born about 1822. He died WFT Est. 1847-1913. He was married to Martha Williams in 1841. Esther Waget(58) was born WFT Est. 1659-1683. She died WFT Est. 1701-1772. She was married to Ephraim Buck on 1 Dec 1696. Grace Waggen(1) was born WFT Est. 1538-1572. She died WFT Est. 1594-1660. She was married to John Collins in 1590 in Bramford, Suffolk, England. Grace Wagger(1) was born WFT Est. 1540-1573. She died WFT Est. 1595-1662. She was married to John Collins on 29 Nov 1590 in Bramford, Suffolk, England. She was married to John Collins on 29 Nov 1590 in Bramford, Suffolk, England. |


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BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) - The number of anglers fishing in North Dakota continues to increase.
The state Game and Fish Department says license sales for 2013-14 set a record for a second straight year. More than 219,000 fishing licenses were sold last year, an increase of 1,000 from the previous year. Licenses are good from April 1 of one year to March 31 of the next.
Game and Fish says record totals of 160,100 resident licenses and 59,300 nonresident licenses were sold last year.
State Fisheries Chief Greg Power attributes the record sales to an aggressive stocking program and a record number of fishable lakes in North Dakota - about 400 of them.
Lake Sakakawea, Devils Lake and Lake Oahe/Missouri River remain the top three fisheries in the state.
BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) - An animal science professor at North Dakota State University is leading a project that aims to boost beef cattle production on the Standing Rock Sioux Reservation.
Robert Maddock says outdated land management strategies have degraded range conditions on the 3,600-square mile reservation that straddles the North Dakota-South Dakota border.
The federal Agriculture Department project hopes to improve grazing practices to make the land better suited to cattle production. Maddock says if beef production were to increase, it could pave the way for a meat processing plant on the reservation that's home to 9,000 people.
FARGO, N.D. (AP) - The value of farm real estate in North Dakota has risen 17 percent in the past year.
Farm real estate value is a measurement of all land and buildings on farms. The Agriculture Department says the value in North Dakota averages $1,820 per acre, up $270 per acre from last year.
Cropland value averages $2,050 per acre, up $300 from last year. Pastureland is up $172, to $750 per acre on average.
Cash rent also has increased from last year. Irrigated cropland rent averages $166 per acre, up $1. Non-irrigated cropland averages $67 per acre, up $3. Pasture land averages $16 per acre, up $1.


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Letterman, Colbert Join Siegel House Auction
The auction to restore the boyhood home of Superman co-creator Jerry Siegel has added items from David Letterman and Stephen Colbert, as well as Matt Wagner, Paul Dini, JH. Williams III and much more.
Meltzer "Lies" to Reveal Truth
On tour in support of his latest thriller, "The Book of Lies," novelist and comics scribe Brad Meltzer fights for Superman's legacy and teases his new TV show on a stop in MIchigan, and CBR News was there.
More Super Friends Answer Call to Save Siegel Home
Mark Waid, J.H. Williams III, Jimmy Palmiotti and Danny Fingeroth have donated to Brad Meltzer's auction to save the boyhood home of Superman co-creator Jerry Siegel.
Comics Royalty Team-Up to Save Superman Creator's House
In commemoration of Superman's 70th birthday, bestselling novelist Brad Meltzer and The Siegel & Shuster Society have teamed up to launch a star-studded, comic industry-fueled auction to fund the restoration of Superman creator Jerry Siegel's boyhood home
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