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I have the first set of swivel flies in hand. Kerfwappie has set the bar extremly high ladies and gentlemen, I am totally blown away, yet again, at his tying talent. Good seeing you today Kerf, and great chat about that other fly fishing guy you mentioned!
Kerfwappie in hand. Rob Ast - awaiting face to face MtnWkr - awaiting face to face Bob Jones - Out Eric Electric - Out Flies to be in hand in 3 days!
Hey I may be in again I made a find this eve and it's working so if I can get them done thursday I'll mail them. We're gone tomorrow which throws it off for time. Sorry about that but I hate to see so few actually left. Still trying!
Okay Bob, we'll keep our fingers crossed. I'm finding them tough too...but seeing Kerfwappie's flies has really humbled me. That guy can tie on a swivel this good, you should see his real flies.
Doing okay, but you wouldn't beleave the crap that goes wrong. How many do I need to have everyone covered including Freestone? Got to do them all or fail.
Bob Jones, with you back IN we have eleven participants. Send me ten and you don't get one of your own back. Send me eleven and you'll get a whole set. MtnWkr flies are in hand and Grand! Freestone has a few to go and I won't send out flies until the Freestone set are in my hands.
8 done and glue drying, starting on the last. want to do two coats of softex before shipping. Not pretty but no one said I was a good tyer, I should have had lessons before it was too late. I may not try another swap or just be sure I can handle what's asked. Of course I did think I could do it untill now. Sorry every one that they're not better.
I wouldn't worry about how pretty they are for this one Bob... those swivels were painful to tie on... mine are pretty basic, but hey... they might catch something!
Whit, I'm sure they will catch something Key word thing. If something is big and dumb and mean they might bite mine. You got any big ugly carp over in those Snake river lakes? These things I tied are about 4 in and will sink like a stone I think. will have to try one to see. I'm hoping that they will work on chum but who knows untill they show up. By not pretty I mostly mean they don't look like I can tie at all, loose loops, bad knots, hair falling out, I couldn't et the hair stacked right at all, and it would twist every time I tried to cinch it down.
Remember, this was not intended to be a contest. It was a spoof off a friend's great childhood story of how fishing started. Anyone who thinks it is or would be easy tying a fly, to be used to try to fool, hook and hold a fish on a snap swivel, is a fool. What I can tell you is that we've put in some thought, some time in trial and error, refinement and such and because of that we've improved in some manner and hopefully that has been fun. I'm gonna use these to catch fish too...maybe not exclusively for the next three years, should I find keeping the fish on as problematic as Freestone did, but I'm up for the fun in the trying.
Okay they're in the mail should be there fri or sat. The coating seemed dry so we'll hope. Ed use them as you see fit. There are more than enough but give out the best if you can tell. I think there's at least one with none of the flash. and some didn't stick. Therels two on top that are on hooks for you and Free to try on chum. The one I threw in a bucket of water floated tail up so that changes things. They may all float and I didn't want that. The proto types all sank so I don't know for sure why. You doon't need to send me any of mine I have the first ones left to try. Are any of you going to get togeather to fish them? If so when and I'm not sure if I could make it as usual without a ride. If Whit comes from Pullman the maybe he could pick me up. I dont't think that's going to happen but I'm always dreaming . I won't hold it against you Whit if you don't make it. now I'm feeling better about it all now we're done, thanks Guys and Gal Happy fishin!
Bob... you should have seen what I tried to tie first before falling back onto a bugger... it was a deer hair mouse with foam added to make it float... that thing was just downright ugly The odds that I could make it over that way are pretty slim, but I would be happy to pick up anyone on the way if it works out... I just can't wait to see the trophy pictures everyone will have from throwing these flies out there
Ed - my flies have been sent, you should get them tomorrow. Hopefully, they will get dropped, smashed and run over by the mail truck...which should improve their appearance.
I'll be on the lookout for everyone's flies. Thanks a lot. I'll be fishing with Rob over the weekend and will get his flies then. Once I've got them all I'll take the photos and turn them around fast. I really look forward to some fishing reports. Maybe the local guys will get together and have a little fishing contest one day soon, swivel flies only...lake and/or beach?
you might want to see if a local boy scout group or fishing expo is putting on a derby... maybe one of those fish will bite
Rushed like crazy this morning to get them finished and coated and dry so I could package them safely before the mail came. the mailsusually here between 11 anD 2 so I'm watching as I pack them up and rush them out. So today it's the sub and he's usually way early but he gets here at 5: 15 so probably too late to make it out on time. Should be there tomorrow but probably Sat. now. I"m willing to fish most anytime if anyone wants to get togeather..
Bob, Ralphie and Whit are in the house. Three very different types of flies...all way more amazing than you guys lead me to expect. Sandbaggers, you are all a bunch of humble sandbaggers. Six sets of eleven in hand. I'll be picking up on in person later. Just a few folks left to get before we can put these to use on fish forms.
Rob handed his snap swivel beetles on Sunday. Still holding out for a couple more sets before I can split them up and get them back to all participants. Anyone with issues please PM me.
You guys realize this is the silliest thing that's ever happened on the internet right? I will personally raise the stakes and buy whoever catches the first fish on a swivel a case of their favorite beer. You have to collect it at the hoh down. Nah, scratch that. I'll deliver it on the river meet-up of your choice! Snap Swivel! Geeeeez!!!!


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Review: taking Naproxen and Maxalt-mlt together
Summary: drug interactions are reported among people who take Naproxen and Maxalt-mlt together.
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Naproxen sodium has active ingredients of naproxen sodium. It is often used in pain. (latest outcomes from 3,801 Naproxen sodium users) Maxalt-mlt has active ingredients of rizatriptan benzoate. It is often used in migraine. (latest outcomes from 728 Maxalt-mlt users)What are the drugs
On Mar, 6, 2015: 63 people who take Naproxen Sodium, Maxalt-mlt are studied
Drug combinations in study:
- Naproxen Sodium (naproxen sodium)
- Maxalt-mlt (rizatriptan benzoate)
Drug effectiveness over time :
< 1 month | 1 - 6 months | 6 - 12 months | 1 - 2 years | 2 - 5 years | 5 - 10 years | 10+ years | not specified | |
Naproxen Sodium is effective | n/a | 0.00% (0 of 2 people) | 0.00% (0 of 1 people) | 0.00% (0 of 1 people) | 100.00% (1 of 1 people) | 50.00% (1 of 2 people) | 0.00% (0 of 1 people) | n/a |
Maxalt-mlt is effective | 100.00% (1 of 1 people) | 0.00% (0 of 1 people) | 0.00% (0 of 1 people) | n/a | 66.67% (2 of 3 people) | 100.00% (1 of 1 people) | 100.00% (1 of 1 people) | n/a |
Drug effectiveness by gender :
Female | Male | |
Naproxen Sodium is effective | 25.00% (2 of 8 people) | n/a |
Maxalt-mlt is effective | 62.50% (5 of 8 people) | n/a |
Drug effectiveness by age :
0-1 | 2-9 | 10-19 | 20-29 | 30-39 | 40-49 | 50-59 | 60+ | |
Naproxen Sodium is effective | n/a | n/a | n/a | 0.00% (0 of 7 people) | 0.00% (0 of 2 people) | 7.69% (1 of 13 people) | 100.00% (1 of 1 people) | n/a |
Maxalt-mlt is effective | n/a | n/a | n/a | 0.00% (0 of 7 people) | 100.00% (2 of 2 people) | 23.08% (3 of 13 people) | 0.00% (0 of 1 people) | n/a |
Most common drug interactions over time * :
< 1 month | 1 - 6 months | 6 - 12 months | 1 - 2 years | 2 - 5 years | 5 - 10 years | 10+ years | not specified |
Irritability | Pain | Hallucinations, Mixed | Pain | Cholelithiasis | n/a | Depression | Pain |
Headache | Anxiety | Injury | Cholecystitis Chronic | Gallbladder Injury | Cholecystitis Chronic | ||
Diarrhea | Peripheral Ischaemia | Cholecystitis Chronic | Blood Pressure Abnormal | Cholelithiasis | Gallbladder Disorder | ||
Anxiety | Cyanosis | Palpitations | Cholecystitis Chronic | Headache | |||
Emotional Distress | Headache Nos | Gallbladder Disorder | Hypoaesthesia | ||||
Drug Hypersensitivity | Constipation | Ligament Injury | Cholelithiasis | ||||
Arterial Thrombosis | Pyrexia | Pulmonary Embolism | Anxiety | ||||
Hypersensitivity | Migraine | Irritability | Migraine | ||||
Thrombosis | Anxiety Aggravated | Anxiety | Chest Pain | ||||
Injury | Headache | Fatigue | Tongue Oedema |
Most common drug interactions by gender * :
Female | Male |
Pain | Anxiety |
Cholecystitis Chronic | Actinomyces Test Positive |
Headache | Diverticulum |
Gallbladder Disorder | Muscle Spasms |
Cholelithiasis | Vascular Calcification |
Anxiety | Anaphylactic Reaction |
Hypoaesthesia | Hypersensitivity |
Migraine | Hernia Pain |
Chest Pain | Pain |
Injury | Gastrooesophageal Reflux Disease |
Most common drug interactions by age * :
0-1 | 2-9 | 10-19 | 20-29 | 30-39 | 40-49 | 50-59 | 60+ |
n/a | n/a | Pain | Cholelithiasis | Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus | Anxiety | Hypersensitivity | Migraine |
Cholecystitis Chronic | Cholecystitis Chronic | Suicide Attempt | Peripheral Ischaemia | Hernia Pain | Abdominal Pain | ||
Pancreatitis | Pain | Schizoaffective Disorder | Cyanosis | Pain | Malaise | ||
Gallbladder Disorder | Injury | Gastroenteritis | Hypoaesthesia | Atelectasis | Mood Altered | ||
Sphincter Of Oddi Dysfunction | Gallbladder Non-functioning | Panic Disorder | Tongue Oedema | Pneumonia | Headache | ||
Injury | Gallbladder Disorder | Rash Pruritic | Muscle Disorder Nos | Nausea | Hypertension | ||
Overdose | Nausea | Pulmonary Embolism | Pain | Fall | General Physical Health Deterioration | ||
Infection Nos | Biliary Colic | Deep Vein Thrombosis | Emotional Distress | Gastrooesophageal Reflux Disease | Vitamin B12 Decreased | ||
Hepatitis Nos | Migraine | Sepsis | Depression | Anaphylactic Reaction | Transient Ischaemic Attack | ||
Liver Transplant | Blood Pressure Abnormal | Klebsiella Sepsis | Chest Pain | Bursitis | Mitral Valve Incompetence |
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I moved to OR from HI and brought all my records, signed releases, and had many diagnoses, all but the thyroid, was being treated and long-term. I also took Oxycontin & Oxycodone for severe chronic pain from bilateral SI joint fusion (right screw protrudes & leg also becomes numb and weak with activity) & lumbar and cervical degeneration & facet arthropathy. I had volunteered reducing dosage as I'm always trying to reduce Rx intake to alleviate side effects (I am tiny, even for a youth & adult dosages seem to drug me). Next month, it was known that I could not function well because pain was not managed, but needed to resolve it in OR, as moving. OR Drs. refused to return me to higher dosage (taking minimalist Oxycontin 10 mg CR & Oxycodone/Acet 5mg). After being unable to get up to go to bathroom, walk, contacted adult services to see about in home services & possible foster care placement for young son since I was losing independence & failing in general health & cognitive functioning. I was forced to take bottles of OTC Tylenol to function, with Dr's knowledge, & knowing I had past lesions on liver to follow. Several months later had follow up liver ultrasound, & new small lesions found on liver. After emailing dr about from DHS questioning failure to manage my pain vs. conditions that were disabiling, 6 months later, dr told me I was experiencing withdrawals every morning & finally agreed to increase Oxycontin to 15 mg, which has enabled me to tolerate the pain & function. I have been treated as a drug-seeking patient since attempting to transfer my care.
I have multiple autoimmune conditions, most of which I no longer treat with Rx as I have been overmedicated & side effects are too numerous. So I actually am opposite in many ways. I stopped Lyrica, Silenor (sleep), Elmiron, Bentyl, Dexilant. Stress affects me seriously since I had a TBI and experience anxiety stress disorder, which seems to contribute to auto immune responses. But still knew triggers & familiar with self - this thyroid diagnosis & symptoms experienced new & too destabilizing to live.
Diagnosed w/ Hashimoto's thyroiditis after 1/2 thyroid removed Nov 2011; my antibodies are unbelievably high. I declined in thinking, memory, anxiety-unable to think/track, losing most,getting lost driving, sleep very dysfunctional, too emotional, crying easily & often (unusual for me). I feared losing ability to live independently. My maintenance Rx (Silenor, Lyrica) seemed to drug me. I tried to explain to drs. that I needed thyroid replacement hormones that I never had these problems before.
They referred me to a psychiatrist for medicine management consultation, who gave me mental health diagnoses (histrionic personality disorder, somatoform (hypochondria) that discredited me & ruined my medical records for future validity. Is it thyroid symptoms? Was unmanaged pain contributing? Too much Tylenol? What does a dysfunctional thyroid do to a person? How do I get my medical record addressed to reflect accuracy?
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> It's probably silly, but I'm nervous.
DSS wants to play baseball, he has been asking us for a while now. We were waiting it out to see if he changed his mind, as he is prone to do, or if sign-ups for a less pricey sport came about. (baseball is expensive and he's never played before, at 11)
Anyway, DH wrote an email to his mom stating that he wants to play and we were planning on signing him up this week, but he wanted her input. They only have one car right now, and as anyone with sport kids knows...it's quite a commitment, probably 4x a week. DH did offer to take him to practices if she can't. (he's so nice!)
I'm nervous because every single situation with her has turned into something else. Last time he asked her to bring dss to school early on her week for a dad's n donuts thing, she wouldn't answer him. (this was via text) Instead, made fun of him for mispelling dss's name (easy to do in a text) and then accused me of something dss lied about. Never answering the question.
I'm afraid that dss asking us to sign him up will threaten her, the fact that we have done research on what the baseball season entails, and we know board members...will also threaten her which is never, ever a good thing with her.
She's like a cat who thinks she's backed in a corner trying to scratch our eyes out, when usually we are just trying to be civil.
I think dh is really nice to her, he's not friendly, but civil and respectful in the way we wish she was with us. When she signed him up for soccer, 2 or 3 years in a row, she never told us just sent a paper with him to school that said his practice started that week. So sometimes I don't want to tell her things, but then again, we really do try to take the high road. It's so hard sometimes and any communication with her has me on edge waiting for a response!
I know how your mind can wander as you wait for that darned e-mail! Ughh. Trust me, we deal with situations like that quite frequently lately.
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We have been partners in preservation with the Manada Conservancy since 2005. It was a three year process for us, but worth every bit of our time and effort to preserve this 65 acre farmland which has been in our famiiy for generations. We moved here from Pittsburgh 25 years ago to retire on the farm where Max was born and raised and where his father raised chickens and dairy cows on what was then about 200 acres. It's no longer a working farm, but with its woods, native plants, stream, birds, deer, occasional foxes and other wildlife it is one beautiful, if tiny, green space on our planet earth.
Since moving we have seen many family farms with much green space in Dauphin and neighboring Lancaster counties lost to large housing developments and shopping malls. Coincidentally (looking back on it, providentially) we met and made new friends, friends of integrity, friends who shared our love of nature and the environment. Fast forward a number of years and we found that a number of these same friends became the founding members of The Manada Conservancy!
As we (along with our grown children) slowly came to the decision that we wanted to place a conservation easement on our property, we knew it would be with the young and growing land trust called Manada Conservancy. We have not been disappointed. All the conservancy people we have met and worked with impress as as being true to their mission, knowledgeable yet continually learning, hard working with good follow-through, interesting and delightful.
I grew up with a quote from my maternal great grandfather: "Our eyes need something green to look upon." The older I get the more that simple statement means to me. And there's another quote by John Muir that I believe is true as well: "Everyone needs beauty as well as bread." It is a good feeling to know that by working with The Manada Conservancy to preserve this beautiful green space, we are doing our little bit to insure that our township retains its rural aspect.
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We contacted the Manada Conservancy (a land trust organization) in the hopes of preserving our farm (80 acres in Londonderry Twp, Dauphin Co., Pa) as we did not wish it to be developed and were getting a lot of pressure from developers. Within a few days, we were contacted by Manada Conservancy and a meeting was set up. We were impressed by the professionalism and "approachability" of the organization. They clearly explained the procedure, indicated any costs to us and gave us a time frame. Manada Conservancy works with grants, so other than having a current survey, which in this case we did, the cost to the client is minimal. The client is responsible for attorney fees, but then is often reimbursed through grants. A donation is appreciated to the Conservancy. Upon our inquiry, they indicated what other clients who had their properties conserved donated.
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Prince George Valdemar of Denmark
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Prince Georg Valdemar | |||||
Prince Georg Valdemar of Denmark | |||||
Spouse | Anne Bowes-Lyon | ||||
House | House of Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Glücksburg | ||||
Father | Prince Axel of Denmark | ||||
Mother | Princess Margaretha of Sweden | ||||
Born | Bernstorff Palace, Gentofte, Denmark |
16 April 1920||||
Died | 29 September 1986 Copenhagen, Denmark |
(aged 66)
Prince Georg Valdemar Carl Axel of Denmark and Iceland (16 April 1920 in Bernstorff Palace[1] – 29 September 1986 in Copenhagen) was a Danish and Icelandic prince.
Early life[edit]
Prince George was the eldest son of Prince Axel of Denmark (himself a son of Prince Valdemar of Denmark) and Princess Margaretha of Sweden.[2]
On 16 September 1950, at Glamis Castle, he married Anne, Viscountess Anson, the divorced wife of Thomas, Viscount Anson, and daughter of Hon. John Bowes-Lyon and Hon. Fenella Hepburn-Stuart-Forbes-Trefusis.[1] His wife was a first cousin of Elizabeth II. Prince George served as defence attaché to London and military, naval and air attaché at Paris.
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Military offices | ||
Preceded by The Duke of Norfolk |
Honorary Colonel of the 5th Battalion, Queen's Regiment 1975–1986 |
Succeeded by Robin Leigh-Pemberton |
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The USB Serial Driver Layer, Part II
When a USB-to-serial device is plugged in, a long series of steps are taken to allow a specific USB-to-serial driver to control an individual tty device. The steps are as follows:
The USB hub driver detects a new device. It assigns a USB number to the device and reads the basic USB description from the device, which it then populates into a struct usb_device with a number of struct usb_interfaces that represent the whole USB device.
The USB core takes the device and registers the USB interfaces with the kernel driver core.
The kernel driver core looks through the currently registered list of USB drivers to determine if any of them will accept this device.
Because this is a USB-to-serial device, the USB serial core accepts control of the device from the kernel driver core.
The USB serial core builds up a single struct, usb_serial, and calls the specific USB serial driver's probe() function with this structure.
The USB serial driver's probe() function initializes the device if it should and then returns control back to the USB serial core.
The USB serial core creates the struct usb_serial_port structures depending on the number of serial ports on this specific device and then calls the USB serial driver's attach() function, if present.
After the attach() function returns, the individual struct usb_serial_port structures are registered with the kernel driver core.
The kernel driver core calls back into the USB serial core for every individual port.
The USB serial core calls the individual port_probe() function in the USB serial driver for the port, if present, and then registers the port with the tty layer, completing the initialization process.
After this process, the tty device node is bound to the individual USB serial port. When the device node is opened by a user, the following steps happen in the kernel:
The kernel looks up the device node and determines that the tty layer has registered this node, so it calls the tty layer's open function.
The tty layer looks up the device and determines that the USB serial core has registered this node with it, so it calls serial_open() in the drivers/usb/serial/usb-serial.c file.
The serial_open() function determines what specific USB serial driver is registered for this node.
The module count for the specified USB serial driver is incremented in order to prevent it from being unloaded while a user is talking to the device.
If the specified USB serial driver has an open() function, it is called with struct usb_serial_port for the specific port being passed to it.
The USB serial driver then can do any hardware-specific open functionality that is needed and send off any USB urbs that are necessary to start accepting data from the device.
When a user calls write() on the device node to send data to the specified serial port, the following steps happen in the kernel:
The kernel calls the tty_write() function within the tty core. It has previously set up this pointer during the open call, so it will not look it up again.
tty_write() calls the line discipline's write() function for this specific tty device.
The line discipline calls the USB serial core serial_write() function.
The serial_write() function determines the specific USB serial driver used by this file and calls the write() function of it.
The USB serial driver can then copy the data into a buffer and send it out the USB connection to the device, handling any special formatting issues the device might require.
After the data has been sent completely, the driver can wake up the tty device in order to send any buffered data to it. This should be done with the simple call:
When data is received by the USB serial driver for a specific port, it should place the data into the specific tty structure assigned to that port's flip buffer:
for (i = 0; i < data_size; ++i) { if (tty->flip.count >= TTY_FLIPBUF_SIZE) tty_flip_buffer_push(tty); tty_insert_flip_char(tty, data[i], 0); } tty_flip_buffer_push(tty);When a user calls read() on the device node, any data in the tty flip buffer for this port is returned.
When the device node is closed by the user, the following steps occur within the kernel:
The tty_release() function is called in the tty core by the kernel.
tty_release() determines if this is the last reference held on this device node (remember, a device node can be opened by multiple programs at the same time). If it is, the USB serial core serial_close() function is called.
The serial_close() function calls the USB serial driver's close() function, allowing it to shut down any pending USB transfers and get into a quiet state.
The USB serial core then decrements the module count for the USB serial driver, possibly allowing it to be unloaded.
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When data is received by the USB serial driver for a specific port, it should place the data into the specific tty structure assigned to that port's flip buffer:
for (i = 0; i < data_size; ++i) {
if (tty->flip.count >= TTY_FLIPBUF_SIZE)
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u told that data received is stored in flip buffer is the data is read by usb serial or serial core or others .
please reply regarding the read of data from device to the PC. when the the read function called by user on serial which function executes in USB
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Date of Stay: April, 2013 - $29.00
Older (ex-KOA) Good Sam park. Gravel/mud (rainy while here) sites are level. Some sites are long enough for big rigs, but can be difficult getting out of some. Be careful. 30 amp only may not be a problem but the electric post is "very" close to the ground. Our surge protector had to be put on some wood in the rain. Park host was very friendly and accommodating. Stayed 3 days, but would probably not return except for a quick overnight. We camped at Cloverdale RV Park in a Motorhome.
Date of Stay: November, 2012 - $20.00
The only problem with this park was the water. It was a brown color. The manager said they have problems when the nearby rock quarry is blasting. I think the rock quarry should run city water to them. Overall it is a nice park and the people are friendly. It was very cold the night we stayed so I only used the electric and used the water from our tank. We camped at Cloverdale RV Park in a Travel Trailer.
Date of Stay: October, 2012 - $20.00
Nice park for a overnight or longer stay. I had 30 amp service on a long pull through. The weather was cool so 30A was OK. The staff was very helpful. Nice big shade trees. I would stay here again. We camped at Cloverdale RV Park in a Motorhome.
Date of Stay: September, 2012 - $29.00
Pull throughs are end to end. The park has narrow gravel roads, water and electric on the wrong side, no 50A and heavy tree cover so there was no satellite TV. Good for an overnight We camped at Cloverdale RV Park in a Motorhome.
Date of Stay: September, 2012 - $27.00
This park is okay for an overnight stay. Old and run down, road to park small but we made it with our 40ft + tow = 62 ft long. We would stay again overnight. We camped at Cloverdale RV Park in a Motorhome.
Date of Stay: May, 2012 - $28.00
Old park, but the owner tries to keep it clean. Fixtures in bath and showers need updating, but again, looked maintained. Water pressure was spotty but OK. Good spot for a one night stand. Would return. We camped at Cloverdale RV Park in a Fifth Wheel.
Date of Stay: April, 2012 - $28.00
Not for those who want bells and whistles, but if you are looking for a campground that is easily accessible to I70, has trees and a small lake, is quiet and pleasant, this is your place. Very friendly to dogs, you can let them run on electronic leashes instead of hand-held. Extremely quiet and restful, we will stay here every time we travel along I70. We camped at Cloverdale RV Park in a Travel Trailer.
Date of Stay: June, 2010 - $28.00
This RV park is not recommended. The owners or on site managers have several dogs that run free and crap where ever they like (many piles on our site). Guess this means they are pet friendly. Bathrooms appear to be clean but old rusty fixtures, have musty smell. If you have problems with your feet, the floor of the shower stalls (women's) had some kind of mat on them that was like standing on nails. under the mats was slime, looked like actual floor hadn't been cleaned in years. The children's "play ground" was a joke. swing set with broken swings. All buildings are old and run down. Full hookup is 30 amp. Water is from a well. Pond scummy. This place is at the very bottom of the barrel. Hookups not conveniently located have to stretch either electric or plumbing to its max. Wouldn't stay here again and recommend you head further down the road. We camped at Cloverdale RV Park in a Motorhome.
Date of Stay: June, 2011 - $30.00
We stayed here for over a year (because of my husband's job). The second we got there we could tell that the woman who owns it did NOT like us, and she picked on us for the tiniest things. The water smells awful, the pond is disgusting, and there are dead bugs covering the bathroom floor. The entry road was extremely narrow. The owner's have several large dogs that they just let wander around, and of course mess all over the place. We were told to "pick up after our dog", when in fact it was their dog leaving the mess. Do yourself a favor and stay at another RV park. We camped at Cloverdale RV Park in a Travel Trailer.
Date of Stay: June, 2011 - $30.00
This old park is well kept. We and three other Airstreams met here and would come back. Full hookups worked fine. Wi-Fi was strong and solid and FREE. Host provided us with a map taped to the door because we were late arrivals. Site was easy to access and set up was a breeze. Quiet and nice for an overnight. We camped at Cloverdale RV Park in a Travel Trailer.
Date of Stay: June, 2011 - $28.00
We drove in but chose not to stay. Very tree covered, tight spots & very very old looking. If you are desperate you might stay self contained, otherwise keep movin'! We camped at Cloverdale RV Park in a Travel Trailer.
Date of Stay: April, 2011 - $27.00
Ditto with other reviews. I might add that I think one of the dogs is a rottweiler and they all run loose. This is definitely a desperation stop. I don't think there is a Wal-Mart near. We camped at Cloverdale RV Park in a Motorhome.
Date of Stay: September, 2010 - $27.00
This is an overnight stop only. No Cable.. no satellite sites. Only 30 amps no 50 amps in the park. Wi-Fi is good. The site was long enough for our 45 ft. MH with a tow. The negative is the owner's 4 dogs ( 3 black labs and a smaller mutt) ran loose even chasing the golf cart taking us to our site. One section has what looks like Fema trailers occupied by many male Latino seasonal workers. We would stay here again only in an emergency. We camped at Cloverdale RV Park in a Motorhome.
Date of Stay: September, 2010 - $29.00
The people there were helpful and friendly. There were large dogs around and no one picking up after them. The hook ups were quite far from the site, so it was difficult to reach them. I'm only giving this place a 5 because they were nice enough to allow us to move to a site and use our generator for the evening, since our power adapter to go from a 50 to 30 amp was the reverse of what we should have had and couldn't be used. Regardless, there are too many trees to use satellite, there is no cable and there were about 3 stations on the antenna. We could not get any signal on the Internet. I would not go there again. The restrooms were old and dated but appeared clean. If you have nowhere else to stay, I suppose it is fine, but other than that, I'd continue my journey. We were tired so we stayed. Besides, we'd already paid and they said no refunds. From what I've read on the other reviews, I'm glad we had a filter for the water. We camped at Cloverdale RV Park in a Motorhome.
Date of Stay: June, 2009 - $25.00
We stayed here overnight while traveling. The office was closed when we got there (8pm) and was not open by the time we left around 7:30am, so we never saw any staff. There was a self-pay system. The campground had an awful sewer smell in some places, we never could figure out where it came from. There was a pond, but it was covered with brown film. The garbage cans around the campground were overflowing. The hook-ups were inconveniently placed, so you have to run a long water hose...we never hooked up and didn't trust the water. The bathrooms were fairly clean. We would not stay here again. It might be OK if you were in a pinch, but I would rather stay at a Wal-Mart. We camped at Cloverdale RV Park in a Motorhome.
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This is a photo of Boris the Barman who was serving at our office when they did the open house on Nov. 25/09 at the BAC tower in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. He was a very good subject and posed well. Originally taken in colour then changed to black and white and over exposed and cropped a little. Nov. 25/09 around 6 pm and shot with the Canon XSi on normal mode.
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yes he was a great subject Anna and I only took 2 shots, this was the second one and I deleted the first!!! lol xxxx
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Dropbox two-step verification available for testing (Updated)
Update: It looks like 2-step authentication is now available for everyone. As reported by Techdows, Dropbox is allowing users to enable two-step verification on their accounts. Two-step verification requires users to enter a six-digit security code along with their password when they login to...
Dunkin Donuts launches mobile pay app
Coffee drinkers who prefer Dunkin Donuts to Starbucks will be happy to know that DD now has its own mobile app. The app lets customers pay for food, drinks and other merchandise using their iPhone. Customers can add money to the virtual card using a credit card, debit card or Paypal. When they ...
Rdio posts Mobile Playback API for iOS
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The design, culture and people of Asia were the inspiration behind this collection where east meets west with simple yet striking results. From the farm workers in the rice fields of Vietnam, to the striking colours of spices of produce seen at street markets to the simplicity and beauty of a simple grain of rice.
Inspired by some of Australia's iconic landmarks. Grace Garretts latest collection is a collaboration with Mereton Textiles and draws upon Australian indigenous tribal markings, desert landscapes, the shores of the Great Barrier Reef as well as our native flora and fauna.
A collection inspired by the art deco buildings in Miami, Florida, New York and Chicago's stylized skyscrapers that featured industrial motifs and ornate geometries.
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"The Wright Perspective," tells the story of the building of Falling Rock, Nemacolin's AAA Five Diamond Boutique Hotel, from groundbreaking to completion. Designed by David Merritt, Falling Rock is an architectural masterpiece inspired by the organic architectural style of Frank Lloyd Wright.


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The Hoax Museum Blog
Category: Law/Police/Crime
Barbecued Cats? —
After receiving a complaint that some residents of a Houston apartment complex were barbecuing stray cats, the Bureau of Animal Regulation and Control investigated but determined the complaint was a hoax. But their conclusion isn't that reassuring, because after analyzing bone fragments from nearby dumpsters, the bureau did find that "There are animals that have been consumed that are similar to the size and structure of a cat."
So, if not cats, what were these animals that were…
Posted: Thu Jun 18, 2009. Comments (11)
Posted: Thu Jun 18, 2009. Comments (11)
Burglar chews through steel bars —
A news story (credited to the Chongqing Business Daily) is circulating about a recently apprehended burglar whose method of operation was to gain access to homes by chewing through steel window bars. From Ananova:
Detectives in Nanjimen region, Chongqing, were puzzled by continuous reports of break-ins through caged windows.
"Through our investigations, we found the grids had been cut but with deep tooth prints," a local police spokesman told the Chongqing Business Daily.
Posted: Wed Jun 17, 2009. Comments (1)
Posted: Wed Jun 17, 2009. Comments (1)
Frivolous (fake) lawsuits —
The Lebanon Daily News confesses to coming down with a bad case of the Gullibility Virus. In a recent article they whipped themselves into a state of righteous indignation about a series of frivolous lawsuits. They had read about the lawsuits in an email. (Best part: they titled the article "Sad but true"). A reader later wrote to them:
Austin woman awarded $80,000 for tripping over her own son in store? Fabricated. Los Angeles man trying to steal hubcap gets $74,000 when target…
Posted: Thu Jun 11, 2009. Comments (14)
Posted: Thu Jun 11, 2009. Comments (14)
Fooled by Crunchberries —
This case sounded so stupid to me that at first I thought it had to be a joke, but here's the actual ruling, Sugawara v. PepsiCo, Inc., so apparently it's true.
Janine Sugawara filed suit against PepsiCo, maker of Cap'n Crunch's CrunchBerries, alleging she had been deceived by their marketing into believing that crunchberries were real fruit, only to learn, to her dismay, that the product contained "no berries of any kind."
The judge threw the case out, noting, "The survival of the…
Posted: Sat Jun 06, 2009. Comments (10)
Posted: Sat Jun 06, 2009. Comments (10)
The Bonnie Sweeten Abduction Hoax —
Philadelphia Mom Bonnie Sweeten had apparently been embezzling money from a charity where she worked for years. Fearing that she was about to be found out, she fled to Orlando with her daughter, but not before concocting a hoax about being abducted by two black men who rear-ended her SUV. (She placed a call to 911, pretending she was locked in the trunk of the black men's car.)
I guess the hoax was intended to cover her tracks, but I'm not sure if it didn't simply increase police…
Posted: Fri May 29, 2009. Comments (2)
Posted: Fri May 29, 2009. Comments (2)
Moms Behaving Badly —
A dispute between two young girls escalated into an online fight between the mothers. The mother of one of the girls posted an ad on Craigslist offering sex with men, and listed the phone number of the other girl's mother as the contact. Twenty-two people called the number. The woman has now been charged with aggravated harrassment. [Newsday]
Posted: Mon May 11, 2009. Comments (2)
Posted: Mon May 11, 2009. Comments (2)
Pigeon Drop Scam Becomes Robbery —
There's a report of a pigeon drop scam in which the scammers approached a woman at an ATM and tried to convince her to buy a diamond (that was supposedly such a bargain that she'd easily make a profit if she resold it). But in this case the scammers got tired of haggling with her and eventually just grabbed her money and ran. Which means that the scammers are now guilty of grand theft. [Mercury News]
Posted: Fri Apr 17, 2009. Comments (6)
Posted: Fri Apr 17, 2009. Comments (6)
Domino's Video Prank —
One of the mysteries of law enforcement in the age of YouTube: Why do people proudly post videos of themselves engaged in illegal acts? They're just begging to have the police come knocking on their door. So anyway, the latest example of video self-incrimination involves two Domino's employees who created a prank video showing one of them farting on the food and sticking it up his nose as the other one laughed and egged him on. They posted the video on YouTube and it promptly went…
Posted: Thu Apr 16, 2009. Comments (4)
Posted: Thu Apr 16, 2009. Comments (4)
Cash Stops Bullet —
Mythbusters did an episode on the urban legend of a bullet being stopped by a Bible (or a Zippo lighter). They found that a hardcover book of at least 400 pages might stop a bullet, but anything less (including a Zippo) didn't have a chance. Nevertheless, police in Sao Paulo, Brazil are saying that the wad of cash a woman had stuffed in her bra slowed down a bullet enough to save her life. I'm sure the woman is very lucky, but I suspect the cash had nothing to do with her good fortune.[Yahoo!]
Posted: Wed Apr 15, 2009. Comments (13)
Posted: Wed Apr 15, 2009. Comments (13)
Neighborhood dispute gets ugly —
The term Neighbor From Hell seems an appropriate one for Julie Rank-Earley. Her neighbor once filed a police complaint about her, resulting in a misdemeanor charge of disorderly conduct. Instead of letting the issue drop, Rank-Earley decided to up the ante by subscribing to hundreds of dollars worth of pornographic magazines in the name of her neighbor. Her neighbor simply complained to the police again when she started getting all the bills. Now Rank-Earley is sitting in jail. [Dayton…
Posted: Tue Apr 14, 2009. Comments (1)
Posted: Tue Apr 14, 2009. Comments (1)
Bathroom stall robbery —
It's safe to use the bathroom again. Two weeks ago a New York man said he was robbed in a bathroom stall in the Atlanta airport. He was just sitting there, doing his business, when two men poked their heads "over the top of the stall," pointed a silver handgun at him, and demanded his wallet. Police have now determined the robbery report was a hoax. [AJC.com]
Posted: Mon Apr 06, 2009. Comments (2)
Posted: Mon Apr 06, 2009. Comments (2)
If you don't show a weapon, is it really a robbery? —
Police say that a man, alone in a car, drove up to a teller window at the Lone Star National Bank in Texas. He slipped the teller a note. Exactly what it said has not been revealed, but it caused the teller to hand him an undetermined amount of cash. He then drove away. At no point did the man display a weapon.
Big Gary asks: But if you just say, "Give me money," and you don't display a weapon, and you aren't in any position to hurt anybody, it's not really a robbery, it's a gift,…
Posted: Wed Mar 18, 2009. Comments (11)
Posted: Wed Mar 18, 2009. Comments (11)
New phishing scam merges physical and virtual worlds —
Police in Grand Forks, Michigan North Dakota report that people are finding fake parking tickets on their cars that direct them to go to horribleparking.com to view information about standard parking regulations. When they visit the site, a virus is downloaded onto their computer.
It's not clear what the virus does, but it seems like a pretty elaborate way to infect someone's computer. Also, an expensive way. Printing fake tickets and paying someone to distribute them has to cost a lot…
Posted: Thu Feb 05, 2009. Comments (6)
Posted: Thu Feb 05, 2009. Comments (6)
Immigrants devise creative methods of hiding —
Two cases of illegal immigrants finding unusual methods of sneaking into countries have recently been in the news:
Case #1: U.S. border police found 13 illegal immigrants inside a fake Budweiser beer van.
Case #2: British authorities found four illegal immigrants hiding inside a 32-foot-tall fake Christmas tree in the back of a truck. The tree was made of aluminum and nylon, and had been ordered for a town center display.
Posted: Wed Nov 26, 2008. Comments (1)
Posted: Wed Nov 26, 2008. Comments (1)
Fake Cocaine —
On June 4 Steven Decker of Muscatine, Iowa sold a white powder to an undercover agent. He said it was cocaine, but it wasn't. It was fake cocaine. In the eyes of the law, this doesn't let him off the hook. He's being charged with "delivery of a simulated controlled substance" and is looking at up to ten years in prison and $50,000 in fines.
I'm sure Decker is not exactly a boy-scout, but being charged for selling fake cocaine is a curious concept. Added irony: he was selling a…
Posted: Tue Nov 25, 2008. Comments (10)
Posted: Tue Nov 25, 2008. Comments (10)
Your classmates aren't looking for you —
Classmates.com told Anthony Michaels that former classmates were looking for him. If only he would upgrade to a premium membership, they would put him in touch with his school buddies. So Michaels paid the money. Then he discovered that no one was looking for him. Now he's brought a class-action suit against classmates.com for deceptive advertising.
There's a fine line in advertising between what's legal and what's not. "Puffery," which is defined as making exaggerated claims that the…
Posted: Thu Nov 13, 2008. Comments (15)
Posted: Thu Nov 13, 2008. Comments (15)
Fleeing Purse Snatcher Drops Breast —
Police in Port St. Lucie are on the lookout for a cross-dressing purse snatcher who accidentally dropped a condom filled with water after grabbing a 74-year-old woman's purse. He had been using the condom as a fake breast. That's weird enough. What I can't understand is why he was using a water-filled condom. Wouldn't a regular balloon have worked better?
Though questioning the fashion decisions of a cross-dressing purse snatcher is surely an exercise in pointlessness.
Posted: Thu Sep 04, 2008. Comments (6)
Posted: Thu Sep 04, 2008. Comments (6)
Two Stupid Criminals —
Desperate for free porn
A man entered an adult novelty store, told the clerk that he was a detective with the Longmont Police Department's "age verification unit," and demanded that the clerk provide him with pornographic videos so that he could verify the ages of the actors in them. The Longmont Police have no age verification unit. The clerk turned him away, and then the manager called the real police. (Thanks, Bob!)
Cheesecake Box Bomb
A man entered a movie rental store, placed a…
Posted: Tue Aug 12, 2008. Comments (4)
Posted: Tue Aug 12, 2008. Comments (4)
The Knoxville Carjacking Party —
According to internet rumor, Britney Spears is planning to star in a movie titled The Knoxville Carjacking Party, based on the brutal 2007 murder of Channon Christian and Christopher Newsom. Spears would play Channon Christian.
The story is a hoax. More specifically, it's a case of satire mistaken as news, having apparently originated as a faux news report from "celebrity snitch, Clarence Star" on the site Ghetto Bragging Rights.
Wayne Bledsoe, a columnist for Knoxnews.com, notes that…
Posted: Tue Aug 05, 2008. Comments (4)
Posted: Tue Aug 05, 2008. Comments (4)
Fake Foot —
I'm still catching up on all the recent hoaxes... So here's another one that a lot of people have emailed me about. The fake foot that washed up on a beach in British Columbia.
Five human feet have washed up on beaches in British Columbia during the past year, generating a lot of media interest. After all, who do these feet belong to? It's a mystery. But a sixth foot that washed up turned out to be a hoax. From ctv.ca:
A sixth foot believed to have washed ashore on Vancouver Island…
Posted: Tue Jun 24, 2008. Comments (5)
Posted: Tue Jun 24, 2008. Comments (5)
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Traelus System Satellite Repair
How to fix um and why
#1 Satellite Podarge
1) Realign solar panel array
why becasue the power went out and the panels dropped.
2) Replace damaged fuse's
why so the power can flow again. So you can adjust the other things that need power
3) Alter electro plasma flow rate
why becasue powers on, and it's time to calabrate flow.
4) Initialize subspace dampening field
why time to adjust the signal it's sending out in subspace.
#2 Satellite Ocypete
1) Upgrade Radiometric converter
why becasue repair the non powered system first
2) Patch computer matrix
why fix the damaged computer core
3)Replace capacitance cell
why turn on the power
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Score this sweet Fantasia: Music Evolved hat at PAXSure, it's not like Mickey's sorcerers hat from Fantasia, but at least this is more practical to wear in public. The Disney Fantasia: Music Evolved hat can be yours at PAX Prime this week. Just hunt down and pin to the ground one of the team members from Harmonix somewhere in the North Hall and they'll give it to you, plus some other swag like pins. Harmonix will also be hosting a behind-the-scenes look at their upcoming game at the "Reimagining Fantasia" panel on September 1 at 11AM in the Pegasus Theatre. Comments not appearing? Anti-virus apps like Avast or some browser extensions can cause this. Easy fix: Add [*].disqus.com to your software's white list. Tada! Happy comments time again.
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Morgan Freeman's high school year book photo from 1954, age 17. Morgan Freeman originally worked in commercials, doing TV ads for mouthwash and Polaroid cameras before enlisting in the Air Force.
Following his military service, Mr. Freeman moved to Hollywood and became God. THE END.
When Screen Junkies sat down with Freeman, De Niro, Kline and Douglas to discuss Last Vegas they had these four mega-stars read some of today's most popular pop songs. This video is the result.


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You will be aware that Cardiff Council are having to save millions of pounds over the coming year. One way of saving money is to release buildings to interested groups. Residents in Heath have got together and made an application to run the community centre in Maes Y Coed Road on a non profit basis. They are looking to find out what the community would like in the centre and whether any people would like to assist.
Please see the attached leaflet by clicking on the banner below and if you can attend on 16th January 2015 please do so, but if you can't you can always email Alasdair Denton and/or Christine Henderson.
Planning Application to build large ramp on Model Railway site amended
You may recall that CMES submitted a planning application (13/01948/DCO) requesting permission to build a ramp within their site which would necessitate the felling of trees etc. They said the ramp was for disabled people although it did not comply with the regulations regarding disabled access.
They have now substantially amended their application and this can be seen on line. Trees will still have to be removed. Many of you objected to the planning application. A letter was received from the Council, dated 19th December 2014, outlining the amendments and asking for any comments. The time limit to submit is 21 days. The Association will be sending a further email to the Planning office which will include a comment on the timing of this consultation. Please will you submit any comments as soon as possible.
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Some days the light is so beautiful it's impossible to take a bad photo. Last Sunday was one of those days. I love these photos of my friend Heidi and her family. I simply love them.
Could this little guy be a future veteran? I'd say the chances are good. There's a long legacy of service in his family from his father, who is active-duty Navy (like that was hard to figure), to his great-grandfathers, both of whom served during WWII.
He turns two months old today, this Veteran's Day. I guess he has a few years to decide.
Happy Veteran's Day to all my fellow veterans. Thank you for your service!
Half the time I can't get my daughter to wear pants—she literally refuses—so when she let me put on her Elmo costume I knew the night was off to a great start. No doubt it helped that her "costume" was just a shirt and pants with a tutu thrown in for good measure.
My husband and I had prepped our daughter for weeks, explaining how all the kids dress up to go trick-or-treating. By Halloween night she was pretty excited about the prospect of collecting a bag of candy. "Let's go!" she said, and we were off.
At the first house she marched right up the walk but balked at the front door. She stood there timidly, watching wide-eyed as our neighbor dropped candy in her bag. She looked in her bag, looked at my husband, looked in her bag, looked at me . . .
"Let's go to the next house!" she exclaimed.
As we approached each house we would remind her to say trick or treat. "I don't want to say it!" she would holler as she arrived at the door. Of each house. She's no dummy. Clearly these people were going to give her candy, tricks or no. At least she said thank you without hesitation.
For me, the highlight of the night was when we saw another Elmo. As the Elmos passed each other on the sidewalk, our daughter casually said "Hi Elmo" and kept right on walking. You'd think seeing Elmo on the street was an everyday occurrence.
There's no telling how long she would have lasted if the night had been warmer. As it turned out, she grew weary of wearing her hat and mittens before she lost interest in trick-or-treating. It was cold so we called it quits.
Pants and tutu came off the minute we got home. Elmo, however, didn't come off until bath time the next night. I love that she still loves Elmo.
She looks adorable!!
What precious photos of sweet GiGi! Here's hoping we'll get to meet her in person someday soon.
Thanks you two! Tricia, you better meet her in person some day. The sooner the better! When are we going to see you?
Sometime in early October my husband and I started talking up Halloween. We were hoping to get our daughter excited about knocking on strangers' doors and soliciting candy. She'll do just about anything for M&Ms so it hasn't been that hard of a sell. At least in concept (the concept being chocolate, not ghosts and goblins). Getting her to say Halloween has taken some effort. It's not that she can't pronounce it, because she can, but for weeks she insisted on calling it McQueen. As in, Lightning McQueen, which is funny because she has never even seen Cars, she has just heard her 3-year-old twin cousins jabber incessantly about McQueen and Mader. They're as infatuated with those little guys as our daughter is with Elmo. But I digress…
We spent yesterday and today trapped inside by the rain from Hurricane Sandy. Our pumpkins sat inside the foyer, brought in from the porch where high winds threatened to launch them into orbit. They practically begged us to give them faces. And so began our daughter's introduction to the fine Halloween tradition of carving the jack-o'-lantern.
As we soon found out, there's not a whole lot a 2-year-old can do to actively participate in the pumpkin carving process. She can't draw the face, wield the knives or scoop out the seeds. Well, she may have been able to scoop except that she refused to stick her hands in the pumpkin. She apparently had no qualms about sticking her entire head inside the pumpkin. I guess the best view is from the inside out.
When it was all said and done she seemed pretty pleased with our newly carved jack-o'-lantern. She planted a big kiss on his cheek and declared: That's a pumpkin! Who can argue?
I'm now guest blogging for parents.com. You can see this post, How We Rode Out Hurricane Sandy and others on my friend Jill's blog page, Fearless Feisty Mama: Candid and comical confessions from a slightly obesessive mom, by Jill Cordes.
These are so cute! And Paul is a pumpkin carver extraordinaire! Didn't you get a little nervous with her face so close to that knife? I would have been barking, "Get back! You're too close!" I manage to ruin all fun moments…
Nope, wasn't a bit nervous. After all, it wasn't my face. JK! Actually, Paul wasn't cutting when her face was that close. He would pause and wait until she moved. Since we were trapped inside anyway we weren't in any hurry to get done.
You would have had a heart attack when I was sewing her Elmo costume. She wanted to feel how sharp the pins were so I gave her the pin cushion! Before you freak out, I only let her have it for a minute and I watched her like a hawk the whole time. But the way I see it, poke youself with a pin and you won't soon forget how sharp it is!
They started dating in 1958, their senior year of high school. She was 17; he, 18. They married four years later, in 1962.
Their family is lovely. Their love, apparent. And they look good, right? Really good. We should all be so lucky!
Fifty years of marriage. Now that is something to celebrate.
Beautiful! I love it!!!!


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Litigation: The NLRB's view on employee rights to class actions
The National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) recently joined the ranks in ruling on whether class arbitration waivers are enforceable in the wake of the Supreme Court's ruling in AT&T Mobility LLC v. Concepcion
Roundup: 1st, 2nd, 4th and 7th Circuits
Preemptive strike against class certification leads to case dismissal
The 6th Circuit decision in Pilgrim v. Universal Health Card in November 2011 provides good precedent for challenging multistate plaintiffs' class certification in a consumer protection case early in the proceeding.
9th Circuit sends Whopper spit burger case to state court
Apparently Sheriff's Deputy Edward Bylsma doesn't enjoy the same type of quality service at his local Burger King that Police Chief Clancy Wiggum does at the Springfield Krusty Burger.
Wells Fargo investigated for possible data breach
Nothing says "Happy New Year!" like an investigation from the attorney general. Such is the reality for Wells Fargo & Co., which now must explain to Connecticut Attorney General George Jepsen why it may have disclosed customers' Social Security numbers when it mailed them copies of subpoenas issued by the...
Food labeling requirements result in dismissal of consumer fraud suit
In a clear victory for food companies, the 7th Circuit emphatically rejected a consumer's attempt to use state law to charge fraud in the nutrition labeling and marketing of cereal bars that she alleged contained an inferior form of fiber.
IP: Light at the end of the tunnel
Four years ago, I spoke at a national advertising law conference on the sharp rise in consumer class action false advertising lawsuits. These lawsuits, once principally confined to California and a few other states, had by 2007 become the "next big thing" among the plaintiffs' class action bar.
Labor: 5 considerations for evaluating restrictive covenant enforceability
Companies often seek to protect confidential, proprietary business information, customer and employee relationships and restrict unfair competition by requiring employees to sign restrictive covenants prohibiting certain activities after their employment ends.
Reviewing 6 of November's top stories
Updates on InsideCounsel's biggest stories this month
Court protects benefits for state workers' partners
9th Circuit sends strong message about equality to employers in Arizona.