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I didn't see anywhere yet so I saw this on mania.com and found it interesting.
I'm excited for Ghostbusters III...really don't mind this as long as the film is good.
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Here's hoping it's good. :techman:
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yeah... i read that rumor... him being a ghost for the movie... I think that's cool...
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I'm gonna go out on a limb and say that it will be good with my opinion being based ENTIRELY on the Ghostbusters video game that came out last year. All the guys sounded great in the roles and the writing was funny enough to make the game feel like it fit in the universe right alongside the old movies.
If they can do that good of a job with a video game (which Aykroyd and Ramis wrote), then I have high hopes for a film.
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Funny. This is the one element of Ghostbusters III that has been floating around since all the drafts of Hellbent in 1999 and early 2000. The first is Venkman as a ghost -- in the first draft of Hellbent, Venkman had been dead for years, and when the Ghostbusters were in Hell for the climactic battle, God took on the face of Venkman and talked them through their bullshit to give them the solution to defeat Satan. Later drafts had an opening ghost battle, in which Venkman died saving the rest of the team, only to return, again, to save the day in Hell.
I really, really hope that Ghost Venkman doesn't mean that the Office guys have just done a rewrite of Hellbent, because every single draft of it was fucking terrible. I don't think it's true, because even the basic pitch of Hellbent was enough to make Ivan Reitman say, "If you want to make this movie, go ahead, but I'll have no part of it," and he's come aboard the project now ... but, man. The writers of Year One and elements from a script worse than even the most execrable stuff from The Real Ghostbusters. I'm starting to get worried.
And, really, The Video Game was pretty weak in the writing department. "Pull my finger! I, Vigo, command you!"
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I like the "Bill as ghost" concept.
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I'm beyond worried. I'm at the point where if it's decent, I'll be pleasantly surprised.
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Well, if they're going to kill off Venkman they had better do so for the sake of some hilarious pitch black comedy. Don't make us cry at it, make us laugh (and feel terrible for doing so.)
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Did he really confirm it though? It sounds like it could have been said in jest.
Also, it's from The Daily Mail. I think I'll wait to hear it from somewhere other than a tabloid before I believe it.
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I have no doubt in my mind that Murray continued the same demand that he's had since 1997: "I'll appear in another Ghostbusters if it's only a few scenes." (Before that, he said that he'd star in another entry if he were paid 18 percent of the gross revenue of Ghostbusters II, plus his salary for the third film, which was never going to happen.)
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GENEVA -- Tour de France champion Cadel Evans' BMC Racing Team has signed up-and-coming Belgian cycling star Philippe Gilbert to a three-year contract.
The team said Friday the 29-year-old Gilbert will be team leader for the classics and other races during the season and will support Evans as well as mentor the team's younger riders, including American Taylor Phinney.
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I remember reading this book, back when I was in sales. It was a fascinating read. It made a lot of sense, at the time. Did a good job at lighting a fire under my ass, to get myself motivated.
But, just like going to some stupid Tony Robbins seminar, this book too fades away after a short time. All this motivational stuff falls flat. After a couple weeks, you realise that it's all just bullshit. What the ideas in this book are trying to teach you, is yes, it is all bullshit. It's all in your head. Whether you believe yourself a failure, or believe yourself a success, you're right.
You don't need this book, or anything else, to succeed. You just need yourself to want to succeed, and have the drive to fulfill that dream. Holy shit! I should write one of these stupid motivational books. But, why... I mean, Baywatch is on. And, I'm hungry. Fuck that noise. People can motivate their own damn selves.
This is a guide for being a nicer sociopath. Rarely I have I seen such utter greed and desperation masked as 'spirituality'. This is a disgusting book that panders to the weak minded.
This is a guide for being a nicer sociopath. Rarely I have I seen such utter greed and desperation masked as 'spirituality'. This is a disgusting book that panders to the weak minded.
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"The Secret" is not really a book but a series of misquotations from historical figures and fraudulent maxims from no-count hucksters. And yet something in that gooey red waxy seal on the front of "The Secret," and the book's believe-in-magic glitter, takes me to a happy place.
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Hastings jumped out to a quick lead and never looked back in a 89-73 win over Park last week. The Raiders actually led 89-35 late in the meet before swimming exhibition only in the final three events. Despite the lopsided win, there were a number of close races, which was exactly what Hastings coach Gerry Rupp was hoping for heading into the meet. "Our whole intent of the meet was to create some races," Rupp said. "I manipulated my personnel in order to do that.
The Hastings girls Alpine ski team came within a point of qualifying for the state meet next week. Hastings was edged out of the qualifying spot by Minnehaha Academy, which finished with 343 points. Hastings had 342. The girls will have three individual skiers at the event. Kelly Pechous, Gabriella Sorg and Lane Manke all qualified. On the boys side, Matt Hoffman qualified for the Raiders.
Hastings High School senior Wyatt Behrends was again the story for the Hastings Nordic ski team. On Tuesday at Valleywood Golf Course in Apple Valley, Behrends placed sixth in the Section 1 championships to earn another trip to the state meet. In the morning's Classic race, Behrends finished the 5K course in 18 minutes, 48 seconds, the sixth-fastest time of the morning. In the afternoon's 5K freestyle race, he finished in 16:48.86. His combined time was 35.36.9. Andy Dodds of Apple Valley won the section meet with a time of 34:01.2.
Readers of the Hastings Star Gazette didn't exactly take the news well last week that they'd soon be seeing a new tax/fee on their utility bills. The Hastings City Council passed an ordinance last week that assesses a fee to homeowners and businesses for storm water runoff. We heard from many readers, some of whom left comments on our website at www.hastingsstargazette.com . Here's what our readers were saying: Scott M.: Here we go again.
The Hastings girls basketball team lost two Suburban East Conference games this week. On Friday, Hastings lost to the No. 3-ranked team in Class 4A, White Bear Lake, 74-16. Scoring for Hastings were Emily Daggett, 5; Lisa Kranz, 4; Mary Haglund, 2; Liz Keena, 2; Lexie Harp, 2; and Michelle Mages, 1. Hastings plays a 7:15 p.m. game here Friday against Stillwater. Vs Forest Lake On Tuesday, Hastings lost to Forest Lake, 54-39. Keena led Hastings in scoring with 20 points. Also scoring were Erika Nielsen, 5; Mages, 5; Haglund, 3; Kranz, 3; and Lexie Harp, 3.
Apparently that tough stretch is over for the Hastings girls hockey team. After starting goalie Stefanie Wical got hurt during the Mounds View game, Hastings struggled through a tough stretch of games against very good teams and went 0-4-1 during five games. Wical is back. And so are the Raiders. Hastings beat Burnsville, the No.
Hastings wrestlers won 34 of 42 matches during a quadrangular last week. Hastings beat Cretin-Derham Hall, Roseville and Harding in the process. The meet opened with a 51-19 win over Roseville. In the first dual of the night, Hastings took 10 of the 14 matches on its way to a convincing win. They racked up five pins, two technical falls, two major decisions and one decision. Luke Rowh (an eighth-grader), wrestling in his first varsity match, started the dual by pinning December Htoo at 103.
Last week, Hastings coach Russ Welch and members of the Raiders boys hockey team gathered to talk about a couple letdowns they had the previous week. It seemed to Welch that when the Raiders got down, they threw in the towel. Apparently, the team has turned over a new leaf. Welch was encouraged by what he saw from his team in a back-and-forth 3-3 tie against White Bear Lake Thursday. For starters, the Raiders trailed 1-0 and 2-1 before taking a lead with approximately 2.5 minutes to play.
After back-to-back meets in which everything fell into place for the Hastings gymnastics team, the Raiders had a bit of a setback last week. Hastings lost to Stillwater, 133.75-130.475. The score was four points lower than Hastings' season best a week earlier. "We had a difficult meet," Hastings coach Megan Latch said.
For 17 years, the Hastings boys swim team has been coached by Gerry Rupp. Going into this season, his team had defeated Woodbury just once. So, forgive Rupp if he's especially happy this week. Hastings beat Woodbury last week, 86-79, in a meet that wasn't nearly as close as the score would indicate. "That was fun," Rupp said. "1995 is the last time we beat Woodbury in a dual meet." Hastings swam exhibition-only in the final two events to give some points to the Royals so the score would look more respectable.


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With its red-tiled roofing, cream walls and brick paved pools, High Grove has a truly special Mediterranean feel. It is ideally located, where the 192 meets the 27 and just 10 minutes to Disney.
Treefield Villa is regularly photographed as it is the model home for High Grove - Treefield Villa was the showhome when the villas were built.
As a result Treefield Villa is exceptional, High Grove is in itself a truly unique community but Treefield Villa is uniquely designed. Not a cookie-cutter or standard home, but very special indeed. Treefield Villa is gorgeously decorated and has recently been refurbished to a very high standard.
Welcome to Treefield Villa ladies and gentlemen! Welcome to Disney World boys and girls! Grown-ups, this one's for you, although if you are bringing the younger ones they will be too busy enjoying themselves too much to notice. We invite you to relax in the comfort of Treefield Villa.
Please come in, we've been expecting you!: Enter from the front drive through an imposing archway onto the front courtyard. With its stunning circular design, the front door to your executive home awaits...
...the formal living room really takes your breath away. If you haven't already, it's at this point you will work out Treefield Villa is going to be as exceptional inside as it is outside.
Continue along to the dining room. You cannot miss the vaulted, cathedral ceilings - the dining table is situated below a chandelier, the high ceilings make dining at Treefield Villa more than a little special. At this point take a closer look, everything, even down to the plates and dishes explains why Treefield Villa is a magnificent place to stay.
In the dining room also lies the intercom system (six units throughout the house), which also includes radio and a multi-disc CD player.
The dining room overlooks a second Mediterranean courtyard with terracotta tiles. This is a most unusual feature for a Florida villa!
Poolside!: Continue through Treefield Villa to the kitchen. Here you should find everything you need, whether your culinary skills extend to a six-course gourmet meal or simply making toast.
Included is a very large American-style side-by-side refrigerator/freezer (with water and ice-dispenser), an oven, a microwave, a full size dishwasher and a pantry. The kitchen also has an island, with two further seats for more informal dining.
Then we have the large informal living room which overlooks the kitchen. Here there is room for up to seven people (in addition to the formal room which seats up to five).
In the informal living room there is a 42' HD TV DVD player, and also a selection of board games for your family's enjoyment.
The double doors lead you out onto the pool deck, which has distinctive red brick pavers. Relax with an ice-cool drink on a pool chair or lounger. Then take a swim in your generously sized private, heated pool. Finish with some time in the spa with extra bubbles!
Feeling sleepy? Prepare for luxury and comfort!: This is the moment you have been waiting for. Climb the staircase, cross the landing to your master bedroom. Lots and lots of space here! The elegant surroundings, and the comfortable king-size bed that will leave you feeling relaxed and refreshed after a busy day.
Rise and shine! The Florida sun is appearing; it's going to be a beautiful day.
Shower or bath? There is a very large walk-in-shower as well as a gorgeous oval bath. What to wear? Have a look in your giant walk-in-closet and see what the rest of the family are up to.
All smiles, so don't feel too sorry for them that you got the master bedroom! Bedroom 2 is very large too (larger than the master bedroom in many villas), there is a queen-size bed and a single bed, so suitable for a couple, for children, or even for one who likes a lot of space. This beach themed honey-wicker bedroom is luxurious and the theme continues into the family bathroom.
Bedroom 3 contains twin beds. None of the bedrooms adjoin - wow!
Last - but definitely not least - the games room! Unlike the humid, concrete garage rooms you will normally find, the games room at Treefield Villa is a properly tiled room.
Treefield Villa offers a games table with all three of pool, air hockey and table tennis. It is unusual that a villa will offer all three, but is indicative of the quality of Treefield Villa.
Finally, just when you thought your family couldn't have any more fun in Florida ... try the 105' cinema projector screen. Watch TV, movies or choose from a large selection of Wii games. You could even bring your own console or games to play on the big screen!
All your family will be delighted to be at Treefield Villa, the model home on the fabulous High Grove community, it is completely unique inside and out.
We have two vacation rental homes in the Disney area - Treefield Villa and Treefield Reserve (HomeAway listing #3598500).
Stuart Underwood purchased this villa in 2010
Treefield Villa is the model home on the fabulous High Grove community.
Unique is a word that is really overused by owners of vacation rentals - you will have probably seen homes described to be unique when really it's just got the features you would expect of a Disney-area rental - like a games room!
Unique is when there is only one. Treefield Villa really is unique.
Treefield Villa is THE model home in the High Grove community ...
... with stunning architectural design ...
... front and rear courtyards are an amazing feature ...
... surrounded in beautiful gardens ...
... at 2700 sqft Treefield Villa is twice the size of many single storey three/four bedroom homes, and bigger than many five/six bedroom homes in the area ...
... meaning every room is oversized and spacious
... new furnishings and upgraded furnishings - eg Whirlpool black appliances, intercom system throughout ...
... spa ...
... far more privacy in the pool area than most homes ...
... games room with all three of pool and table tennis and air hockey ...
... a 105' projector screen in the games room, an extremely rare find ...
... the games room is a proper tiled room, rather than a hot concrete garage ...
... many other inclusions - free BBQ, free wifi, free calls to all US numbers, and all UK landlines, very few other villas have all of these ...
... access to the clubhouse with even more features less than 1 minute away
We recently returned from a one week stay for the holidays at Treefield Villa. I was nervous, to say the least, never having rented a home before. However, this experience quickly eased my nerves! Aside from the pool heater not being on for our first 36 hours, the property management company quickly came to address the problem, and we were in the pool by the end of our second day there(and the pool heater works VERY well). This home is magnificent, clean, and has everything you need and more. It's also very convenient to all parks, but far enough away from the chaos of the outskirts of Disney. Our children loved the house so much, they begged to leave the parks (Disney and Universal) mid-day everyday to go back to the house. We always took a break a noon for a swim and a nap, and returned to the parks in the evening. I highly recommend Treefield Villa, and we surely will be back!
Recently returned from a delightful two week stay at Treefield Villa.
Great for an extended family, plenty of room and close to everything. We were surprised at how near Disney parks were, this villa is just a stone throw from Kissimmee. We would recommend it to any families.
I stayed at this wonderful home when my family and I came down for the Disney Marathon Weekend, in which my sister and I were running in. I could not believe how reasonable the price was for so much space and amenities. It was perfectly located so close to everything - Disney/Universal Studios (20 minutes), supermarkets (5 minutes), outlet shopping (20 minutes), airport (30 minutes), etc. The owner, Stuart, and property manager, Terry, were both very helpful with any questions or concerns that I had. I have already recommended this property to all of my friends if they ever visit Orlando, and will definitely return here if I run the half marathon again next year!
My husband and I along with our 3 yr old son certainly enjoyed our stay at Treefield Villa. We were quite pleased that we chose this villa after searching for so many online. It exceeded our expectations and we loved the flow of the rooms, spaciousness, the awesome pool was very inviting after walking all day at the theme parks. The kitchen is HUGE with all the amenites and supplies you require and if you need anything, all you have to do is just ask. The owner, Stuart, was very accomodating for us, very concerned that we arrived alright and found everything to our liking that he actually called us at home several times and even called when we arrived ~ I find that to be the utmost for customer care. Stuart is so easy to talk with and even helped us with sending us a download of all the interesting places in Florida to see and do, we just needed more time. Check out the pond in the complex, there were two alligators that we got to see and take pictures of, very cool indeed! So next time, we are certainly reserving Treefield, but I would advise a longer stay than five days!! Thanks for all you do, Stuart - we had a marvellous time and we and our son found it hard to say goodbye.
My sister and I stayed here for a week and loved every minute! We have family in Bradenton and Leesburg and wanted to be close to both. We love every inch of this property and would love to use this as our home base on our future trips to Florida. This property is exceptional---clean, beautiful and very spacious. The owner is attentive and his local representative is, as well. We recommend this property to friends and family and everyone else!
Great vacation! This is a beautiful property. You can expect exactly what you see in the photos. Lots of room for all of us to spend time together or find a quiet moment alone. Everything was clean and maintained. There was lots of eberything from dishes to towels, and a hairdryer in the bathroom. The owner is very friendly and easy to deal with. We went to both Disney in about 15mins and Universal in about 30 mins. We would recommend staying here. Thanks so much!
Treefield Villa at High Grove - a magnificent place to stay!Treefield Villa can be found near the entrance of High Grove - an exclusive gated community of Mediterranean-style villas. Treefield Villa allows for easy access to all of the following:
• all the attractions - Treefield Villa is less than 10 minutes from Disney
• an amazing choice of restaurants and shops along Highway 192 and award-winning golf courses a short drive away
• a large 24hr Wal-Mart within walking distance
• the whole of the rest of Florida, including: the Space Coast and Daytona Beach in the east
- Clearwater Beach in the west
- the Panhandle in the north
- the Everglades and Florida Keys in the south
• and much, much more besides!
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March 2015
Mar 1 2015 - Mar 29 2015
4 night minimum stay
Easter 2015
Mar 30 2015 - Apr 10 2015
7 night minimum stay
April 2015
Apr 11 2015 - Apr 30 2015
4 night minimum stay
May 2015
May 1 2015 - May 31 2015
4 night minimum stay
June 2015
Jun 1 2015 - Jun 30 2015
4 night minimum stay
July 2015
Jul 1 2015 - Jul 31 2015
4 night minimum stay
August 2015
Aug 1 2015 - Aug 31 2015
4 night minimum stay
September 2015
Sep 1 2015 - Sep 30 2015
4 night minimum stay
October 2015
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4 night minimum stay
November 2015
Nov 1 2015 - Nov 20 2015
4 night minimum stay
Thanksgiving 2015
Nov 21 2015 - Nov 30 2015
4 night minimum stay
December 2015
Dec 1 2015 - Dec 17 2015
4 night minimum stay
Christmas & New Year 2015
Dec 18 2015 - Jan 8 2016
7 night minimum stay
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4 night minimum stay
Treefield Villa represents exceptional value and is one of the most popular villas in the entire Disney area. There are NO other homes in the area with this unique combination of features, Treefield Villa is THE model home on the fabulous High Grove community!
As a result, demand is extremely high. The prices have been considered carefully and reflect the level of demand. In particular, the prices have been set at a rate low enough to ensure occupancy at or close to 100%.
If you are looking for the cheapest villa in the area then Treefield Villa is not for you. But if you are looking for the best villa in the area, look no further.
The price you see is the price you'll pay, with no tricks. All taxes and fees are included in the rate. The only other extra costs are for:
(1) optional pool heating
(2) PayPal/credit card fees (only apply if you choose to pay that way) and
(3) a final cleaning fee for stays of less than seven nights.
To avoid wasting time and risking causing offence please don't enquire asking for our "best rate" or a "discounted" rate (as Treefield Villa is not a "discount" villa, Treefield Villa is as good as it gets) ...
… or giving us a maximum budget or price that you will pay (we have no need to do this, as there are many many guests who are willing to pay full price).
Finally, please don't ask us to match a rate on a "similar" villa (having spent seven years looking before buying, I looked at thousands of listings, and there is no "similar" villa, there are no other villas that have ALL of these features).
The only time a reduced rate applies is to bookings of a month or more (to reflect the costs saved associated with check-in/check-out). In this case, 90% of the full rate is payable, and no further reductions apply.
In summary, demand for Treefield Villa (the model home on the fabulous High Grove community) is incredibly high so there is no need to ask for a discount, there is no home in the area that has all these unique features.
Payment is usually accepted in the quoted currency (USD) unless the currency and the amount is specifically agreed in advance with the owner / advertiser.
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Franklin aparthotel with an indoor pool
Located in Franklin, Residence Inn by Marriott Franklin Cool Springs is in the business district and convenient to CoolSprings Galleria and Aspen Grove Park.
This aparthotel is within the vicinity of Goofballs Family Fun Center and Boiler Room Theatre.
Make yourself at home in one of the 124 air-conditioned rooms featuring kitchens with refrigerators and stovetops. Flat-screen televisions with cable programming provide entertainment, while complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected. Conveniences include phones, as well as safes and desks.
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Meet other guests and eat at a complimentary reception. A complimentary buffet breakfast is served daily.
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In addition to an indoor pool, Residence Inn by Marriott Franklin Cool Springs provides an outdoor tennis court, a spa tub, and a fitness center. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access. Business-related amenities at this 3-star property consist of a 24-hour business center and a meeting room. A complimentary breakfast is offered each morning. Event facilities measure 420 square feet (39 square meters). This business-friendly aparthotel also offers a library, barbecue grills, and multilingual staff. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
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- Total number of rooms - 124
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I have X-P SP-3, IE all working good....except from one friend. He says he sends 3-4 jokes per day, I only receive about 1 per week. He claims he get's nothing from me except about the same. I have had no other complaints from any one else. He doesn't know what OP he is running.
Any idea what could be causing this? In the distant past, we did a good job of sending and receiving to each other.
You never reported as to what nature of e-mail you are using; ISP provided or on-line. Or, if you are using an on-board application such as Thunderbird. Regardless, I have never known any client or application not to have some sort of "filters (including spam)", "block messages" or "message rules" availability.
Ferret around your e-mail service and review for these. It is not always just the sender that may be blocked, it could be some defined content blocked.
DA, Thanks for your comments.
I really don't know enough about computers to give you a good answer. I have ATT/Yahoo (Is that the ISP?). I only use Outlook Express. I went to O.E./Tools/Message Rules/ none of the blocks were checked. I couldn't find anything about spam.
What a wonderful, knowledgeable group this is. I am glad you all will allow a dummy like me to join.
Each and everyone of you are correct!
I've spent hours tracking down my username and password for ATT/Yahoo and finally got into the mail account that I have never used. There was the spam folder with all the missing jokes/messages. The only reason I can see them being put there is two or three FW's in the subject line.
Once again, thanks to all who responded.
While you're logged into the online version, you might look in "Options->Mail Options->POP & Forwarding" for this:
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Chalice and patens this week, after a few larger bowls, and a canister set. Hope to bisque this weekend, but rain is keeping things wet.Oct 07 2014 07:01 PM
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Wedding jars out of glaze load, posted on blog. Never satisfied, but they did turn out , , , well.Aug 26 2014 03:02 PM
Tyler MillerSame knot, different name. Used to be used for reefing sails. :)
Aug 27 2014 11:04 PM
PresYeah, I never was a sailor.Kayaks. I knew knots from Boy Scouts.
Aug 28 2014 06:06 AM
BenzineTyler is an "Old Salt".
Aug 28 2014 06:52 AM
Back from the Alaska trip last night-great time, now it is time to get to work.Jul 26 2014 04:49 PM
Load of Chalice and paten glaze out last night, popping popcorn and mailing out 5. kiln also had 20+ mugs and some medium sized bowls. I am trying the spray on route with the hazelnut, it was not perfect, but much better than most loads with it so far.May 12 2014 09:32 PM
Main cone pack blew on Monday glaze fire. Refired yesterday off at 130am. cooling now. Hate it when they blow, first one in years.Apr 23 2014 02:20 PM
Tyler MillerThey can do that? Yikes.
Apr 23 2014 02:27 PM
PresYeah, if not properly dried and firing too quick. My fault, but then it happens.
Apr 23 2014 06:26 PM
Back from NC, great conference considering everything. Looks like next year they are going to have 3 Japanese potters from Japan, and a tea master for an authentic tea ceremony. I can't remember the names, but it sounded like they should be pretty reputable. John you may know them if I could remember names. Very tired after the long drive.Mar 09 2014 09:20 PM
Biglou13send me info for next year pls
Mar 10 2014 09:20 PM
PresAt this time there is nothing in the links.
Conference for 2014 was here
Mar 10 2014 10:23 PM
JBaymoreI don't usually look at "status" thjngs but happened to catch this. Yeah.... if you remember the names let me know. I'd be interested. We've got Matsuzaki Ken-san coming in to do a workshop (again ) for us at NHIA in the spring. It is an open to the public kind of register-for-it event... so if you are interested... let me know. best,............john
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Heading to Asheboro,NC today. Worried about weather-sleet and ice 6 on til noon tomorrow., but should be fine.Mar 06 2014 10:30 AM
PresThanks Evelyne, will do
Mar 06 2014 02:19 PM
PresGot in at 1 am, power out at Fairfield. Slept on couch
til they could check me in. Roads were amess!
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Rebekah Kriegeroh no!
Mar 08 2014 08:32 PM
First night at bowling last night-thumb finally fit in ball. Yeah hurts like H.. . . .but good to be back to it.Feb 18 2014 10:55 AM
BabsCan you drill a bigger hole in that bowl?
Great progress!
Feb 18 2014 05:20 PM
Rebekah Kriegeryikes!! are you going to ruin your hand again and disable your work?
Feb 18 2014 08:58 PM
PresReally, folks, stitches have fallen out, swelling is down, hurts a bit, but all in all in good shape. Thanks for the concern.
Feb 19 2014 10:26 AM
Thumb dressing is off, shop is frozen, I won't be in til after the stitches fall out. Hoping to get back to bowling week after next.Feb 05 2014 11:34 AM
docweathersI'm glad you're doing better.
Feb 05 2014 11:54 PM
Evelyne SchoenmannGet well soon Pres!
Feb 06 2014 10:50 AM
Getting together Christmas pots for orders and family and friends. Sudden cold makes the shop chilly. Have to wear insulated pants!Dec 07 2013 10:35 AM
Presently in NS. Baddeck soon then PEI then home. Camping(motor home) with 87 year young Dad.Aug 10 2013 03:52 PM
DeniceI hope it's going well with your dad, my mother-inlaw is 90 and she can get pretty feisty. Her car has been in the shop and I have been driving her every where. She's a good driver, isn't use to being stuck at home and is getting a little frustrated. Denice
Aug 11 2013 05:32 PM
Marcia SelsorI did a road trip to the grand canypn with my dad when he was 87. One of my best memories of him.
Aug 13 2013 07:19 AM
Evelyne SchoenmannI wanted to do a short trip this summer with my Dad, but sadly he died this March at the age of 91. Enjoy every day with your Dad Pres!
Aug 17 2013 09:53 AM
Returned from SD vacation yesterday. I will get some work in shop this week, but head for PEI with my father and his wife this weekend in his motor home.Jul 28 2013 05:11 PM
Marcia Selsorjury duty starts today. may be gone for a while.
Aug 05 2013 06:14 AM
Taking grandaughter to Mt. Rushmore area- now in Omaha-tommorrow Badlands.Jul 17 2013 08:02 PM
Up in Smoke PotteryYour entering my neck of the woods, hope you have a great time.
Jul 18 2013 04:05 AM
Pres → TJR
Thanks for the hint, I keep using them to soften the comments as I know that at times I can be abrasive when I mean humorous. Guess I never grew a funny bone! I am learning to tread very lightly in the forums-slowly.May 17 2013 11:06 AM
TJR → Pres
Pres;May 17 2013 09:37 AM
The only way I can get those emoticons to work, is to drag and drop them.
The only way I can get those emoticons to work, is to drag and drop them.
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Here we go again. It's budget time in Albany and once again the public will face a barrage of promises from some elected officials. With each new year, there is talk of fiscal responsibility and promises are made to taxpayers.
Unfortunately, when April comes around, those promises are forgotten and taxpayers are left reeling. That is why I have created and circulated a 2010 "New York State Tax-Free Budget Pledge". Legislators must sign the pledge and not just give their verbal commitment.
The pledge will hold public officials accountable for their actions and will allow the taxpaying public to see who is really on their side and who supports curbing spending, cutting taxes and increasing transparency. You can go to The Saratogian to access a recent opinion piece titled "Truth or consequences in New York's 2010 Budget", which more fully explains the details of the pledge.
I created the pledge after hearing from people from my district and across the state. New Yorkers have had enough of the dysfunction that has become synonymous with Albany and with politicians talking the talk but refusing to walk the walk. Whether the message is delivered by way of an executive budget or through a purported Deficit Reduction Plan, too many of our public officials say one thing and do another.
If all of the politicians who said they were opposed to raising taxes and increasing government spending were true to their word, New York would not be the second-highest taxed state in the nation.
Legislative bodies made up of fiscally responsible people should never have to deal with $9 billion budget deficits. Remember when Governor Paterson and legislative leaders vowed not to raise taxes in January of 2009, but then, after one of the most closed budget negotiations ever, created a budget that raised taxes and fees by approximately $8.2 billion and increased spending by $11 billion?
This year, despite promises not to raise taxes, the governor has proposed an additional $1 billion in, you guessed it, taxes. The Assembly Majority's budget resolution contains $2 billion in borrowing just for this year. When I asked the Ways and Means chairman on the floor of the Assembly if this plan would do anything to solve the structural budget deficit, he said no and added that it would get us through the year. This plan can be best defined as just another "one shot" which will leave a gaping hole in the 2011 budget. It is past time for all state elected officials to sign the "tax-free budget pledge". If not now, when?
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Solange takes down all images of Beyonce on her Instragram posted in the last 14 months. Solange Knowles assaulted Jay Z in an elevator in the Standard Hotel in New York City, New York May 5. Footage of the altercation was released by TMZ yesterday (May 12) and today (May 13) nymag.com says that Solange has removed the majority of the images of her sister Beyonce from her Instagram account. The only photo featuring Beyonce in the last 15 months is a photo of Solange, Beyonce and Melina Matsoukas. The caption is "Girls moment." Matsoukas is a video director who has helmed clips for Solange ("Losing You"), Beyonce (the "Her Story" commercial for Toyota, among others) and Rihanna ("S&M"), among others. At press time, Solange still follows Beyonce on Instagram. Solange's Instagram photo with Beyonce and Matsoukas from 15 months ago is as follows:
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That's an expensive check.
John-Michael Liles signed an extension this past season for four years and $15.5M, with an annual average value (AAV) of $3.875M. In a vacuum, paying a borderline second-pairing defenceman that kind of money to barely tread water possession-wise against below-average competition looks patently absurd.
Mike Komisarek signed three off-seasons ago to a contract that was to run five years and for $22.5M, with an AAV of $4.5M. In a vacuum, paying a borderline third-pairing defenceman that kind of money to not even tread water possession-wise against average competition looks patently absurd.
But with the recent defensive signings and the huge increase in the salary cap, these have somehow become workable deals.
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What are the common perceptions surrounding the Leafs and their recent rebuilding efforts? Okay, let's be more specific, what are the common perceptions surrounding the Leafs rebuilding efforts that can be repeated in polite company? Here are a few that I would propose:
If Mikael Backlund is available, the Leafs should pursue him
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July 05 2012 08:12AM
Reminder, Jonas Gustavsson will make $3M over the next two seasons in Detroit.
Some interesting possibilities. Sometimes teams get handicapped with a lot of clutter toward the back of their roster, and some good players get forced out. Yesterday, the Calgary Flames signed Akim Aliu and Paul Byron, who are, by my count, the 45th and 46th out of a possible 50 contracts for the Flames. Aliu's deal also makes him the 13th forward with an NHL contract for the Flames.
Remaining unsigned is former first-round pick Mikael Backlund, a centreman with 15 goals in his 138-game NHL career. He had 11 points in 41 games last year. I think he would be an exceptional candidate for the Toronto Maple Leafs' first line.
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July 04 2012 11:37AM
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At first blush, this idea made all the sense in the world to me; I felt that it had the potential to fix so many of the NHL's current woes. Maybe the league wouldn't have to be constantly changing rules if it could just increase the ice surface.
I know what you're thinking: this was an unrealistic prescription from the get-go. The NHL would never expand its ice surfaces. Teams would lose important rows of expensive seats, and sight lines might be ruined in the upper bowls. The short-term cost of renovations would be steep, and the long-term loss of revenue from seats would be unpalatable to owners, many of whom are already in tight to keep their teams in the black.
But I'd like to focus on what it might actually do to the game itself, for a moment. I've taken to examining what European statistics I can get, and have enlisted the help of European hockey journalist Risto Pakarinen (@puckarinen).
Is Nazem Kadri ready for the NHL?
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However, during the Calder Cup Playoffs this year Kadri was switched to centre where he obviously impressed Burke with his performance. Actually, it would be tough for anyone not to be impressed with his performance seeing as he was an integral piece to the Marlies Calder Cup final berth (which he unfortunately didn't play in due to injury). He scored three goals and 10 points in 11 AHL playoff games.


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Hello everyone! I just discovered this wonderful forum! I have not done mosaics in a few years but am thinking of starting up again and maybe selling at local fairs. We have SO MANY in this area! I want to appeal to as many crowds as possible. I live in Daytona Beach and we have art fairs, food events, family festivals, Bike Week, Speed Week, etc.- activities all year round! I am thinking of creating small art pictures that can be hung on the wall (inside or out) but am open to most anything. I'd like to create items appropriate to the event/area and keep the selling prices low. Any tips or suggestions from you seasoned pros?
Hi and welcome to the forum! We love pictures here, and promise to ooh and aah your creations if you post them, hehe. As for tips, I haven't done any shows. I am just starting up a business selling concrete flowers that I mosaic. I am selling on Etsy.com but so far all my sales have been to friends, heh. I'm hoping word of mouth and "where'd you get that?" kicks in soon enough and I actually start selling to strangers. Will love to hear about your experience doing fairs. I live in the northern California wine country and we've got a fetish for them around here too. Booth prices and what percentage they take from your sales is a big question to ask when deciding what fairs to do. I hear they vary quite a bit. The artists I've spoken to prefer a flat booth fee as opposed to commission based.
My town also has a farmer's market where some booths are crafts. That is even more reasonable than a wine/art festival.
Anyhoo, that's all I know! I'm sure others will chime in. Glad to have you join us!
Welcome to our obsession :) I live in Wisconsin , so our craft fair seasons are limited. I can tell you one thing - I shop at alot of fairs and I have yet to see one mosaiced thing. I quit doing craft fairs , it was just too much for one person ,but now I'm wishing I could do it now & sell mosaics instead of stained glass suncatchers. You'll do great. The wisdom in this forum is priceless ! I hope you keep posting ~