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A measure to expand the crimes for which defendants must submit blood samples is among the first bills moving forward in the Colorado Legislature.
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After two weeks of formalities, Colorado lawmakers will get down to work this week.
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In Greeley, where oil and gas perhaps has the greatest impact in Colorado, industry supporters and concerned citizens again raised their hopes and fears during a community meeting on Thursday.
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Gov. John Hickenlooper's annual State of the State address Thursday is likely to highlight Colorado's economic prosperity during the past four years, and focus on looming budgetary challenges because of constitutional spending limits.
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"This book made me surprisingly angry."
I enjoyed the movie, but something about the way the characters were written and read made them terribly unlikeable. I finished the book, it was well written. I just didn't like any of the people in it!
Probably. I am not sure his style was idea for this book.
"Sincere, heartfelt, hilarious."
i love this man and his story. Humor is part of the human experience.
Steve Martin's Born Standing Up
"I want to be Sarah Vowell when I grow up."
top 10!
Sarah. She is hilarious and very smart and a nerd. i love her.
Love the first chapter when she talks about the musical play based on the Founding Fathers.
absolutely. but it's great to listen to over again!
"A right chickamoo!"
i love this man's voice. i could listen to him for hours! oh wait. i did! yay!
i really love the Wines by the Glass characters.i laughed out loud while jogging when i first heard this chapter. by the way - it's very difficult to job AND laugh out loud. Darn you, Patton!
Patton Oswalt!
The Smile Hole!
"Like overhearing a fantastic conversation..."
top 5 for sure.
it's not like any other audiobook i've heard. it's self-referential and hilarious. drinks with Rachel Maddow!
i also have his first book. this one is a more complex and hilarious continuation.
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Enchanted forest. This is the west end of the Old Salmon River Trail. It's just outside of Welches, Oregon, in Mt. Hood National Forest. I think it's our favorite walk (also pictured here and here). I'm hard-pressed to find an...
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PloneGov: Bringing Plone to Local Governments
Plone is one of the best known Free Software Content Management Systems (CMS) in the market. Much of the importance of Plone lies in its power and flexibility, enabling it to be applied in a wide variety
of contexts.
This maturity was no more obvious than during the "PloneGov" developer sprint at this year's Plone Conference. PloneGov is about bringing Plone to local government organisations. However, the focus is not on the technology. Instead, the key aim of the project is to support collaboration between local governments, the Open Source developer community and small to medium enterprises (SME) that support deployment. This said, some of the technical work going into PloneGov is also very interesting.
Two products for PloneGov that stand out for their technical merit are Python Open Document (POD) and Latex Tool. POD is a tool for converting your Plone content into Open Document Format and Office .doc files. These tasks are simply performed through an elegant transformation of the content into the XML normally found in Open Document Format. Passing the content to OpenOffice running in server mode gives users the ability to save .doc and PDF files. Using OpenOffice to produce PDF output, however, does have some drawbacks. Most notably the overhead of running server mode OpenOffice. Latex Tool is an alternative means for producing PDF using the LaTeX typesetting environment [6]. In this case Plone content is converted from XHTML into LaTeX source by a Python-based transformation script before being passed in to the LaTeX compiler. This combination of PloneGov plus POD and the Latex Tool has the potential to create an all-in-one environment for managing and editing ODF content without the need for OpenOffice. As these products mature, they will clearly become an invaluable part of the PloneGov suite.
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It was a fine day, so we saddled up and decided to go for a long ride. Heading across several large pastures (large being of a size in keeping with a 250,000 acre ranch) we picked our way through miles
of grassland, past rock jacks, around sloughs, through willows and across fields then weaved our way back to one of my favorite places, an old willow corral. It has decayed to the point of being pretty much unusable now, but was one of the prettiest places
on the ranch, in my opinion, with the willow reed fencing and the wild roses growing on it. My camera went dead which was pretty disappointing because I want to get some good pictures of what little is left of it, before it's too late. We rode on by and headed
for the far side of the valley, determined to make a long, long ride today.We were several hours out and I happened to glance behind me and with mixed feelings I turned my horse around.
Bruno, my self appointed body guard/Livestock Guardian/nursemaid/Maremma/100+ lb Guardian Angel, who is certain that I am not capable or safe anywhere on the ranch without his presence, was galloping towards
us. He had apparently managed to scale the fence of the only 'dog-proof' pasture we have, in which I had contained him and he tracked us several miles across the ranch. He is built for speed and power, not for distance and his heavy coat made it even more
challenging for him to and catch us in the warmth of a sunny winters day. He was obviously greatly relieved to have found me, clearly proud of himself and so strongly convinced in his own mind that he was doing a most excellent job, I couldn't reprimand him.
He had a look on his face of absolute joy and accomplishment and looked at me as if to say "I am SO glad I finally found you! It's not safe out here, there are ________ "(coyotes, cougars, field mice, strong winds)" fill in the blank.
We turned and headed back home, Bruno happily riding drag and occasionally trotting alongside, ever watchful for predators. He had overheated himself and I chuckled because he hates water but continued
to immerse himself in every irrigation ditch we passed.
The thing about dogs...they can be trusted. They are never judgmental, or malicious. They are faithful, sincere, devoted. Honest. Loving. Dependable. Exasperating.
The fall calves have been weaned. These are smaller, younger calves and are much smaller and have a more difficult time adjusting. Most are currently 3 miles away below the processing corrals. Coyotes have
been bad this year and killed a few so there are currently 3 trappers on the ranch trying to eliminate some before the cows start calving again. That puts my Maremmas at risk of being caught in a trap. I've had to lock Potamus in a small pen with sheep at
night, and keep Bruno in the house. Potamus is the flock guardian and pretty much stays in the pen with the sheep. Bruno is a perimeter guardian and spends each night out patrolling and deterring or confronting predators. It's hard to confine them. They absolutely
hate it. I've been letting them come in the house to eat because the ranch cats have been stealing their expensive dog food. I wish they would eat the ranch cats, but none the less, since the Maremmas haven't been free to do their job, the ranch dogs have
figured out they have free access to my chickens as well. In great frustration, I have all the chickens and guineas locked in their little henhouse for protection.
This morning in the wee hours, Bruno woke me up because he wanted out. It was all quiet so I figured he was just hot or needed a bathroom break. I opened the door and he quietly slipped through.
This morning he was gone. He scaled the back fence again and didn't come when I called. He could have either been guarding and disposing of a coyote kill, or he could have been caught in one of the $@!!*&#
traps. I never know until he either shows up, or the trappers check their traps and find him there if he is okay or not.
It's unbelievable how much damage anxiety can do to your body. He's often been in the area the traps are set, and a couple of years ago was caught in one of them. I guess until the trappers are all gone,
I will just have to deal with the anxiety and watch my hair turn a lighter shade of gray day by day.
This morning Randyman told me that the cowboss complained Bruno was chasing the calves back from the fence. His sheep are on the other side of the fence so that is why he is doing what he is doing. Unfortunately,
I didn't get to talk to the cowboss myself, but I do know he has disdain for LGD's as his only real experience with them was a friend who apparently got one and locked it in a barn with a bunch of lambs. It was, of course, a disaster. People seem to overlook
the fact that these are still dogs and you can't just throw one out there and leave it and expect great results. It's not like putting an Alka Selter in your water. Anyway, I have moved all the sheep once again so there is no common fence between them and
the calves and hope that solves the problem. I don't want any misunderstandings between my dogs and the new cowboss. When it comes to human vs dogs, dogs nearly always lose. Better to play it safe.
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RIM has launched a public beta of its BlackBerry Messenger Social Platform, which makes it possible for developers to build BBM functionality into their apps
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This Ludicrously Brave Man Loves Balancing On Moscow's Roofs
These pictures will make your stomach flip. Via kirill_opex.
1. This is Kirill Oreshkin.
2. He's basically the bravest man in the world.
3. He lives in Moscow.
4. And spends his time balancing on very high ledges.
5. And taking selfies.
6. If he put one foot wrong, he'd fall.
7. If he moved one inch, he'd plummet to his death.
8. But he doesn't.
9. Because he's incredible.
10. So he just climbs.
11. And balances.
12. And dangles.
13. Taking photographs as he goes.
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Cleo - Bench/Planter
W/Riana's permission I copied her design for a bench/planter that she made for the Hacienda Mosaico in Puerta Vallarta. Cleo says that if her creator was talented, she'd look more beautiful w/slinder ankles, nicer profile, a nicer behind, etc. She's ready for mortar.
Oooh, I was wondering how to put together something larger like a chair or bench! So excited you're doing this. I can't wait to watch your progression.
It doesn't look like you've got any reinforcement like rebar inside. Does this really end up strong enough to sit on without it?
Also, when you mortar, do you do the undersides of the feet first? If so, how long do you wait before doing the rest? Or do you do it all in one shot?
(See? Why do I need a class when you can teach me? LOL)
Hope you don't mind all the questions. I just love this stuff. And I think Cleo's maker is pretty darned talented, BTW!
This little animal bench/planter is from chest to beehind 30" and from the ground to her back is 26". Yes, you can sit on the bench, and no, this size doesn't require rebar. Re mortaring, if my back weren't so bad, I'd put her on the ground and mortar the whole thing today, but I have to work on my worktable now. I'll turn her on her back, mortar the feet/legs and under belly and as far as I can reach around the sides today. Then, I'll call my yard man to come in a couple days to turn her over (and plant a rose bush) and I'll finish mortaring, and start mosaicing the dry parts. I've ordered from Wholesalers USA some large black gems to replicate those we put on Riana's panther. The part I dread is cutting a gazillion 1/4" X 3/4" strips to go around the gems to make the flowers. CONCRETE: This took me parts of four days to build. I can only work about four or five hrs. a day now. LORI: If you'll look on the Blog site of the Hacienda's website, scroll down to October Gardens, you'll see the bench Riana's class made year b/f last in just two days. She had three students. Friends of Sam mosaiced it later. Benches are easy to build. When you get ready to build one, I'll walk you through the process. Attaching the website for you.
Hacienda Mosaico
Wow, and you really don't need rebar reinforcement for any of that? Sheri Warner's armature projects always have rebar reinforcement once they get beyond the "small" stage. That has kept me from thinking about doing anything like that because I don't weld. LOL
Can't wait to see this one!
Loribee:FYI: Rhiana has told us she has used rebar pcs that are just wired together when she couldn't get her son over to weld it.
Slow: This looks Great! I am squirming with wanting to start something...anything!lol! Well, I'm breathing again, thanks to the meds so outside to the garden.... but you save stuff for me to do for you when I get there, I expect a big list of "To Dos" for you! I love cutting/grouting, heck, just all of it!!!
EVEN on the large bench at the Hacienda, Riana didn't use rebar. There's a way to build it that doesn't need it. This little bench doesn't either. We'll see when I get it mortared. Had to stop on it today - building a planter to go behind the front fountain in which to plant English Ivy to grow up the back of the fountain. Hope to have it ready for mortar tomorrow - a sweet l'il planter. CALAM - only the fountain extension do I need help on - mortaring down on the ground. Many thanks.
Mortared, slurried and ready for some spots. Since it's misting rain I'll cover her and begin cutting a gazillion tiles to go around the black gems for spots. LORI: I don't know how you got such a smooth slurry on Mr. Sea. Some of the warts w/sand off, and I'm hoping after it's grouted some other wrinkles w/disappear. I slurried her w/the Mapei polymer modified mortar. Don't want to buy the huge bag of Portland cement. W/have to carry it around in the Jeep until my yard man comes to unload. Just too much trouble.
Cleo mortared
Ohhh, I love her! I can't wait to see the face you put on her (Cleo is a she, right? lol) She sure looks nice and smooth to me. As for Mr. Sea, I did use a file to smooth him out a bit, then went over him with some sandpaper. I was mostly hoping to make the mosaic easier so I wouldn't have to compensate for divots and bumps. But that slurry does come out nice when it's just Portland cement and water. I need to do better about screening mine. I don't use it fast enough and it starts getting lumpy. I made the mistake in thinking it would smooth out as I mixed it with sand and water, but now I know that's not the case.
Can't wait to see what you come up with for a finish!
Oughta be a sin to be having this much fun. Got chased in by a little shower after braving sprinkles all day. Notice her patent leather shoes. Saving the face/hair 'till I come up w/ideas.
Mosaicing begins
Thanks, LORI: All the tiles are glass except the white on her tail - those are halves of the octaganal ceramic tiles I got at Lowes. It's a pain cutting those little strips and rectangles. Got lots cut today, and am standing in my workshop looking out at the rain - wishing it away. I can't stand not being able to work on her today. Re the shimmer - some of these tiles are recent purchases from Mosaics by Maria. Check out her sparkly mirror sheets. It is soooooooo beautiful, especially the orange. Oh my - y'all gotta try some of these. Remember - she provides free shipping on orders over $60, and it's not hard to get to that total w/these wonderful colors.
Sending a link, CONCRETE, to show you where she w/reside. The little area shown in the bottom row of pictures, fourth from last, labeled "from the swing" where there's a pot on a pedestal, another pot, and not shown is a small bench. I've been wanting to name that area for so long, and now I have "Cleo's Corner". She w/face toward the swing area. I haven't posted pictures of this year's gardens. Need to take time to edit my photobucket pics.
She's ready for mortar. I'm having so much fun on this baby. Click to make large to get better details.
Cleo Ready for Mortar
Thanks, y'all. LORI: I think I saw that movie, but it's been so long ago, I can't remember. From your comment, I achieved my goal - attitude and glam. CALAM: Yeah, I sent Sam pictures, and told her "Sorry, Sam, mine is prettier than yours". Had Sam not walked out to the studio when she had, hers wouldn't have had the tiles around the spots. All Riana wanted was the spots, and had vetoed my making them into flowers, but Sam said "I love it". Of course, there wasn't any time left. Hers was done on my last day. Gonna try to go back again cuz Sam has a couple projects she wants me to do.
Slow- I have to say that you are one of my new heros! I have spent weeks drooling over your (and everyone elses) works of art on this forum.
I'm finally ready to jump in and try my hand at something similar.
I love your Cleo and would like to try to create her Floribbean cousin for a small concrete slab that a previous owner poured for what I'm sure was a good reason at the time off-center (of course) in my garden area. I've long wanted to put a bench there, but just hadn't seen the the right one until I saw your Cleo.
I understand the armature creation- in theory anyway. I'm not sure about the stitching, but I've printed out an earlier post and have it where I can refer to it while I try to walk my way thru it.
What mix do you use to fill the armature? I scoured the forum before I asked and found where you made mention of having posted it "in an earlier post last spring", but I can't seem to find it. When I did a search of your name on the forum 1529 results were found, and I didn't read all of them but I did read a lot of them before I decided to go ahead and ask.
I did find Rianna's website thru your posts and let me tell you a workshop with her is now #1 on my Christmas wish list. Things are tight and it's probably not going to happen for a year or two, but I promised Santa that I would be a really good girl and who knows... I could win the lotto.
Well, bless my soul. I know you have no idea how happy your posting made me. It is always so satisfying to inspire another artist to make something similar to what we create. The important thing is to make your armature as neat and w/o warts (exposed stitches) as you can. Two layers, remember. While Riana gave us the recipe for the mortar, she also told us we could use mortar mix. That's what I use. I did buy that huge 96-lb. bag of Portland cement and sand, and for awhile I made my own - two to three parts sand to one part Portland. I find it's just easier to use the mortar mix - just add water, and spread it between the two layers. Sometimes I add another smoothing slurry, smoothing w/a wet paint brush. The stitching: Riana recommends 19-gauge wire, but I can't find it where I am, so I use 17-gauge electric fencing wire. That's a little too flimsy, but it works for me. You cut a length about six inches long, and w/your linesman pliers put a hook in one end. That's your needle. Slip it through the layers, w/your pliers, pull it as tightly as you can and twist a couple times, then trim w/your tin snips as close to your stitch as possible. Riana is successful in using her linesman pliers to cut, but I can't manage it. KLINGER and CALAMITY took Riana's class w/me, so we'll be happy to help you through your structure. Just ask away - we love to teach others to do this. It has become so addictive, I no longer seem to be inspired to do small things. Good luck and be sure and post pictures of your WIP. Re taking Riana's class, I hope you'll go to Puerto Vallarta to take it. I'm going again this year during her class. Sam, the Hacienda's owner, wants me to mosaic something for her. If you've never been to PV, there's no way to describe what a paradise awaits you. The Hacienda is an artist paradise in itself, and I love the city. For the last two yrs., I never left the compound except to wander a block away to my favorite little restaurant. Come join us. You'll never forget it. This w/be my sixth year, I think - have lost count.
Thank you!!!! I'm half terrified and half excited to start this project.
So not to question the master, but I want to make sure I'm understanding this. I can fill the armature with either homemade or bagged mortar mix and I don't need to use rebar or any other kind of reinforcement? After reading some books on the subject I am so confused as to the necessity of rebar. If I don't need it GREAT. Cutting and bending and tieing it would definately add to the difficulty.
And plaster lath is the best "wire" to use. Is that right?
Thanks again for your help. You have no idea how much I appreciate it.
No need to be terrified - what do you have to lose - fear keeps us from enjoying soooooo much.
Not a master - just an old lady who loves what she does, and does what she loves.
Yes, homemade or ready mix mortar, and yes on the diamond lath. I didn't use rebar in Cleo, a longer bench needs reinforcement, and I won't go into it here, but Riana showed us a new technique to avoid having to use rebar in benches. If you take her class, she'll show you, so I'll let her do the teaching. If you are making a long bench, let me know, and I'll give you a quick teaching note. It w/be long, so it might be better to do it via e-mail.
I'm hankering to make another bench for my back area, so we might be able to build one together, and you can see what I do step by step. Let me know if you're interested. Like I said b/f, KLINGER, CALAM and I w/be happy answer any questions as you go forward. Can't wait to see your first WIP pics.
Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.
I might take you up on the info for a longer bench one day, but one step at a time.
Thanks again. I've got an expected free day and I'm pretty sure there's a trip to the hardware store in it now for some lath.
Oh, boy this is gonna be great.
Hi Lizzardly! Here is a link...I hope to my album when I made the castle this way...you don't FILL the castle, you smoosh cement/mortar onto the wire mesh...filling the wire part in with cement/mortar.
The castle pics are backwards but look from last to first....
Here is a link that might be useful: castle
Well my goodness. I wrote you each a small novel and sent it thru the GW email thingy.
Since Calamity's email is listed I'll send it directly to her and maybe she can forward it to you Slow. I'm guessing you guys have traded emails. :) The subject will be: from Lizzardly


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Amir Khan has previously expressed his interest of fighting Manny Pacquiao and Floyd Mayweather. However, the British boxer confessed that a fight with Pacquiao would be a tougher contest than a bout with the undefeated American boxer.
Speaking to The Guardian, Khan said that both Pacquiao and Mayweather present an equally difficult bout, but in terms of physical aspect, he thinks that the eight-division Filipino world champion would be a tougher opponent. "I think Manny would be harder," said Khan. "He's much more aggressive and it would be more intense," Khan added.
According to Khan, a bout against Mayweather is more like mentally tough rather than a physical affair. "Mayweather would be a very technical fight, like a game of chess."
Khan is still aching to get a shot at Mayweather's unbeaten record but he has also been trying to land a fight with Pacquiao. When the rematch between Mayweather and Maidana was set, Khan had been eyeing on a potential clash with Pacquiao in November until the Filipino boxer announced that he will fight Chris Algieri instead.
However, Khan is reportedly poised that he will get to face Pacquiao eventually. "The Manny fight can still happen at some point." Khan said that his promoter, Golden Boy, is expected to have some discussions with Pacquiao's promoter, Bob Arum. He said that a Khan vs. Pacquiao fight would be a great treat for boxing fanatics and that he had left the arbitration to his team and his adviser Al Haymon.
Khan has a three-fight winning streak since 2012. He last fought Luis Collazo and came off in dominating win to snag the World Boxing Council (WBC) and World Boxing Association (WBA) International Welterweight titles at the MGM Grand Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada on May 3, 2014.
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Sabres re-sign Adam, Hackett
Jul 23, 2013, 11:42 AM EDT
The Buffalo Sabres have re-upped with a pair of restricted free agents, agreeing to terms with F Luke Adam and G Matt Hackett on Tuesday.
Adam, 23, appeared in just four games for the Sabres last season, a disappointment after a stellar 2011-12 campaign in which he posted a career-high 20 points (10G, 10A) in 52 games.
His new deal is a one-year contract worth $735,000, according to CapGeek. That's down slightly from the $875,000 cap hit on his three-year entry-level deal, signed in 2010.
Hackett, also 23, has been tabbed as a potential goalie of the future after being acquired from Minnesota in last season's Jason Pominville trade. He's posted stellar numbers at the AHL level with both Houston and Rochester, and was rewarded with a one-year, $715,000 deal.
He'll likely be back with the Amerks this season, unless one of Buffalo's two NHL netminders — Jhonas Enroth or Ryan Miller — is moved.
Hackett had appeared in 13 games for the Wild from 2011-12, including one last season (0-1-0) and is 3-7-0 with a 2.64 GAA over the course of his NHL career.
- elemeno89 - Jul 23, 2013 at 12:07 PM
Minor league move as Luke Adam is most likely on his way out. Won't complain about the depth, but with Grigorenko, Girgensons, Hodgson (assuming he isn't let go on a offer sheet), Ennis, and Ott we are overloaded with guys who can play center.
I'm excited for Hackett, but I would rather lock him up for longer especially with Miller's contract being up next season.
- thedavesiknowiknow - Jul 23, 2013 at 5:41 PM
Eh- on Adam: I disagree with calling his 2011-2012 season "stellar". I'd definitely say "promising" though. He came out like a bat out of hell, and then Lindy Ruff tried to do with him what Lindy Ruff liked to do with all of his forwards- try to coach them into becoming something they're not- often setting them back more than losing their big toe would. I don't remember exactly how many points Adam had after (let's say) 10-12 games- but I'd bet the majority of those 20 points came during that stretch. After that, every game was a series of steps backwards for him- until he looked lost at the NHL level. He didn't even look great in the AHL that season. He didn't look "outstanding" in his brief time here last season- but he looked way more comfortable on the wing as a 7-9 forward. I'd rather see him stay there (on the wing), although considering the fact that the Sabres don't have a "natural" center that isn't terrible in their own end, I'm open to the possibility he might be able to play there at least as well as everybody else somewhere down the road. Or he becomes a poor man's Drew Stafford. It's up to him I guess.
- redridershoottheireyeout - Jul 23, 2013 at 7:30 PM
Gee I wonder why Darcy would even bother worrying about two minor leaguers when he shows no real urgency in getting some significant value for the only two stars left who are UFAs next summer!
Keep sitting on your hands doofus!
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