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Peer-reviewed scientific journal Eukaryon celebrates it's 11th edition.
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Insurance expert Tony Todd '63 connects students with business professionals during enlightening Saturday talks on campus.
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The Honors Fellows and Richter Scholar Committee is pleased to announce the Richter Scholar Class of 2015.
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Nothing seems to add up in this Ambassador Stevens murder. Orders to stand down. Poor security on 911. Could Stevens have been sacrified as an eye for an eye for taking out Bin Laden with the Muslim radicals? What do you think?
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two and just admit that Obama and his appointee's lied!
Posted 760 days ago.
munster...lets talk about it. lay it out for us. the evidence( our own and allies) was laid out for the u.n. security council as well as our own congress. remember, the same evidence was provided to republicans and democrats alike. in addition, the reason for going into iraq was not solely limited to just weapons of mass detruction. read the resolution approved by congress. based on your definition of combat weapons and weapons of mass destruction, saddam hussein certainly had them. a little research into the inventory that was logged by u.n. inspectors and the subsequent missing inventory without verifiable reasons would indicate that something was amiss with the discrepancy. even you should recognize that there is a vast difference between providing false information that you don't know is false verses giving information that you "know" is false. you do know the difference don't you??? if you did, you would not be trying to make your asinine point in trying to compare the
Posted 760 days ago.
good afternoon moderation. i would have hoped if i had been in his position that i would not have lied to the american people whom i serve. nor would i have instructed others to lie for me. to curb the ultimate shame of the truth of my lie, i would not have continued to tell it long after the truth was revealed as he did. if you have followed my posts regarding this subject, the timeline that i presented was not be critical of the response or lack thereof, but to indicate that the C.I.C. knew the thruth from the get-go and blatantly lied to the american people. considering the timeline and the subsequent testimony of credible sources, the lie is a fact. period. like the alcoholic, until you admit to the truth there is no healing. if you still would like a complete "what if" scenario, then i will address it in another post. i think it would be futile, but i will entertain your request to clear your mind.
Posted 760 days ago.
Hey Cap'n.
Posted 760 days ago.
good morning, lts- if you don't mind, and,so at least I can be clear, what would you have done, as potus, to expedite a defensive action and evacuation plan, in reaction to the initial report of the attack on the Benghazi compound?
Posted 760 days ago.
Scapile, In the Bush years, a terrorist attack was recognized for what it was. During this administration, they confused a protest with a terrorist attack. This is the heart of what is Benghazi. Where they that naïve or was there a cover up? Jerk.
Posted 763 days ago.
... It's a clever rhetorical twist to equate support for due process with support for slavery, but it's a complete non-sequitur. Mr. Bolton never answered my question, and so it seems he's quite comfortable with the idea of a single man deciding who lives and dies, without any restraint or judicial review. The president is commander-in-chief of the armed forces, not God."
Posted 764 days ago.
This may not be the place for this, but it seems members of past administrations have no problem with our govt. targeting citizens, and no jurice prudence or due process need to exist....During the Q&A, Skeptical Libertarian editor Daniel Bier asked Bolton, "If YOU were identified as a threat by some nameless official in the administration, would YOU want due process?" Bolton retorted that the government was right to kill thousands of Americans during the Civil War without due process, and (after being jeered by the crowd) accused libertarians of "discrediting their movement" by "defending the Confederacy."
In a later interview, Bier responded to Bolton's statement: "It's ludicrous to compare the deliberate assassination of a 16-year-old American citizen, who is not engaged in hostilities against the United States, who has never been charged with a crime, and was in a neutral country, with shooting back at Confederate soldiers on a battlefield.
... It's
Posted 764 days ago.
scrappile, upon review of your posted claims i found that unfortunately nine americans were listed as killed out of the 60 dead. while no one likes for anyone to die...with relatively few exceptions on my part, during the bush years the attacks were dutifully reported with accurate descriptions and details without the assistance of real-time audio and video. what galls me and seemingly most complainants is the fact of a lie and subsequent attempted cover-up by this administration and its representatives. this example of deception should be disturbing whether you are republican, democrat or anything in between.
Posted 764 days ago.
U. S Embassy and Consulate Attacks under George W. Bush: Jan. 22, 2002-------U.S. Consulate at Kolkata: 5 killed, June 14, 2002: U.S. Consulate at Karachi: 12 killed---------Feb. 28, 2003: U.S. Embassy at Islambad: 2 killed------------June 30, 2004: U.S. Embassy at Tashkent: 2 killed----------Dec. 6, 2002: U.S. Compound at Saudi Arabia: 9 killed--------Mar. 2, 2006: U.S. Consulate in Karachi: 2 killed----------Sept. 12, 2006: U.S. Embassy at Syria: 4 killed-------Mar. 18, 2008: U.S. Embassy at Yemen: 2 killed--------------July 9, 2008: U.S. Consulate at Istanbul: 6 killed------------------Sept. 17, 2008: U.S. Embassy at Yemen, 16 killed. TOTAL DEATHS: 60---OUTRAGED REPUBLICANS: 0
Posted 764 days ago.
munster, your hollow accusations of racism as the reason why people may disagree with President Obama is getting old, tiresome and offensive. please stop. F.Y.I. i only have a problem with the white half of him. the black half doesn't bother me at all.( a note to the sensisitive folks that read these posts....the last sentence was sarcasm directed toward munster)
Posted 769 days ago.
The night Bin Laden was taken out, we have pictures of the Admin in the "war room" with looks of concern, shock, and worry on their faces, watching from start to finish. Then the Prez went immediately to the press to announce his greatness of leadership in authorizing and coordinating the mission.
Benghazi- The great leader said "Do what ya can, keep me posted"? He's not a POTUS, he's a POS.
Posted 772 days ago.
Longtime readers know I have no lost love for John Brennan. I think he is a dangerous, incompetent. I think he should be prevented from becoming the head of the CIA. expressed by Larry Johnson in your quoted rebuttal. do you agree?
Posted 774 days ago.
thank you for your clarification and the conversation.
Posted 778 days ago.
lts- we had a discussion earlier about what info you or I may be entitled initially, and in real time,as a national security issue unfolds. yes, I am aware there was a CIA presence. That was the purpose of that satellite compound, No? the near -site response was just that, responding to the alarm. they dispatched themselves to the compound, but ultimately, required the assistance of the unit dispatched from tripoli to secure the situation to a point where they were capable of more than just defensive actions. the fact that their weaponry was limited tohandguns is alarming,yet amazing in that they were as effective as could be imagined.
Posted 778 days ago.
"The president is well-informed about what is going on; make no mistake about it." i will take him at his word...will you?
Posted 779 days ago.
moderation, i do not understand what point you are trying to make. what exactly is it? i just read what panetta said....please note that he was referring to a military response team. if you would read my post again you will notice that it referenced a CIA team that was dispatched prior. remember the CIA was there from the beginning. correct me if i am wrong, but does the CIA not keep the president informed through proper channels? do you not think that the attack on a consulate facility would warrant pertinent and accurate information to be sent to our president as soon as possible? if not then we have a much bigger problem than simply the perpetration of a lie, no matter the reason. as far as the credibility of panetta goes, he is an appointee and from what i have seen from a few of his previous appointees, they will and have said anything for their boss. however, i will accept his statement regarding the military response. to quote your credible source.."Panetta said forcefully
Posted 779 days ago.
lts- panetta said it was roughly 3 hrs. for a response team deployed from tripoli to be on site, at which time they came under the mortar fire that claimed the last two lives of the Stevens group. there were locals who assisted, and attempted to assist our countrymen up to that point in time. Do you consider panetta credible ?
Posted 779 days ago.
stiff, must you ALWAYS be so belligerent ?
Posted 779 days ago.
moderation, you may wish to read what i posted again which will answer your question. i stated that i beleved that he, as president was properly briefed on the situation from the beginning. so either he and others in his administration intentionally mislead the american people or he was derelict in his duties of being commander-in-chief by either ignoring or dismissing credible information being relayed to him. i will state again for you and everyone else. he was told correctly and promptly what the situation was. so he and others flat out lied ...for what reason.... i do not know. please post if you have credible and verifiable information to the contrary.
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I have an upstairs and a downstairs toilet which are "slow flushes" (they are on the same pipe system). The upstairs one is an old one from 1966. Sometimes they don't flush everything. Two plumbers have looked at it. The first one said mineral deposits were "dragging" it and had me give the toilet the vinegar treatment. Didn't work. The next plumber (who is very highly qualified and respected) and his partner worked on both toilets and fixed the seals. Which seals, I couldn't tell you. Things are better, but the toilets still flush reluctantly and leave stuff behind. Any ideas on what could be wrong?
Also, should I call the second plumber back? He told me to, if there was still a problem. But if he couldn't fix it the first time, could he figure it out the second?!
Your toilet problem could me caused by many things. The first thing you should do is remove the lid and flush the toilet. Watch the water in the bowl to see if it rises when flushed. If the water level rises high in the bowl, then it is a drain problem. If the water level does not rise high when flushed, but just swirls, that means the water is not getting from the tank to the bowl fast enough. Your plumber could be correct, but you may need an acid that is stronger than vinegar to remove the built up calcium deposits. We use a product called Sizzle, which is hydrochloric acid. I don't recommend doing the treatment yourself. We do the treatments for customers, because it can be dangerous.
Test the toilets yourself. Rapidly pour a bucket of water in to the toilet bowl. If it flushes well, the problem is not in your sewer line nor in the lower part of the toilet. If it does not flush well, then toilet trapway or the sewer system after the toilet has a problem. If it flushes well with the bucket, then the water in the tank is too low or is moving out of the tank too slowly. Simple as that.
Take the toilets completely out. Set them on some grass you don't care if it dies. Get two gallons of muratic acid. Use with caution, this stuff will hurt you. Fill your bowl up to the water line. Soak for two days. Empty and rinse out, put your hand down the throat, and feel for mineral deposits. Repeat process if you feel any. You may also need to put muratic acid down the troat itself so it will penetrate the water outlets below the bowl lip. This worked for me when I rebuilt two wall hung toilets. Again use extreme caution when doing this, gloves, glasses, and work upwind of the muratic acid.
Your older toilets are worth saving compared to the new ones.
Thank you to all of you who offered advice! I think the problem is finally resolved. A friend who heads the maintenance team at a local hotel came over, adjusted the amount of water in the toilet tanks so it was higher, and presto change-o! The toilets now flush fast and completely. He explained that having more tank water creates a faster flush (don't ask me how, but I'm sure you guys would know!). Too bad I didn't ask him first - I could have saved hundreds of dollars in plumber bills. And I agree with you, gwilson2 - I don't want to give up my big ol' toilet!
Definitely too late but if you are paying a plumber to come, I think replacing the toilet is the best option. Once you pull the toilet, you have spent more money than a new toilet would cost. In many areas of the country, the payback on a new toilet would be pretty fast - because of 1.6 gallons instead of 4 or 5.
Now to mention the greater height and longer bowl which are worth the price of a new toilet to most people. I am really surprised that anyone would consider trying to fix a 1966 toilet....
Thanks for your post, David - I was surprised, because you are the first person who has ever suggested to me that the new toilets are superior to the old ones. Most people I know dislike the newer ones with lower water capacity, and wish the larger models were still around. Also they tend to sit lower, which is awkward for some people. I've noticed more recent models sit a bit higher now, though. I concede that they are more economical and environmentally friendly. But for now? I still love that old one, and it had worked perfectly for over 14 years until the recent problems. And since I'm a family of one, I don't feel too guilty about the water usage!


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The views were spectacular and we took some time exploring the top and leaping between Adam & Eve rocks - very scary. Not a big gap but you are so high up that it feels like you may fall to doom! Luckily we did not. From here we descended a little to then climb up Bristly Ridge. This was a very hands on ...
Climbing Tryfan Bach
Keen to do some more route bagging in preparation for our SPA we headed to Craig Caseg Fraith Isaf, which had lots of fairly short routes for our grades. We had a lovely sunny day and managed to get lots of routes done. After some lunch we moved on to Tryfan Bach, a nice big slab of rock taking 2 pitches to sail up. I think I placed 1 bit of gear up for the entire climb! It was so slabby you could pretty much just scramble up it hands and feet. Another good days climbing!
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Draft and Trade Talk Message Board
MJD/Manning Trade!!!! (will help u)
I get:
Peyton Manning
Jonathon Stewart
I give:
Maurice-Jones Drew
Brett Favre
I'm hoping you agree that this is a no-brainer ACCEPT, after you see how heavily weighted QBs are in this league. Here is how scores are calculated:
Passing TDs - 6 points each
Passing Yards - 50 yards per point
However, here is the catch in our league:
3 bonus points at 250 yards
5 bonus points at 300 yards
10 bonus points at 350 yards
These points are ADDED ON at each new level, for example if you throw 250 yards and get 3 extra fantasy points, then you reach 300 yards, you get an additional 5 fantasy points, so 5+3 = 8 extra fantasy points.
Here is how scoring is for running backs:
Rushing Yards: 20 yards per point
Rushing TD's: 6 points each
Also, I'm worried about Favre and his ankle this year..I feel as if Peyton is a HUGE upgrade to Favre, and ESPECIALLY in this QB-weighted league. Also, Stewart isn't /too/ big of a downgrade from MJD.
So, opinions?
Thanks a lot for reading all this. Link me to your post and I'll help you for helping me!Sort: Newest | Oldest | Most Replied Expand all replies
I never understand trades like these. If you wanted Manning so bad why didn't you take him first over MJD? Or, if the other guy went before you, why didn't he take MJD first? It's just stupid!!! Both Stewart and Favre are 3rd round or worse picks.
Are there any performance bonuses for RB's as well? This would be a tough trade, but it could work out for you especially since Peyton Manning puts up bigger numbers per game. He had 9 300 yd games and 2 of those over 350 yds, while Favre only had 6 300 yd games with one over 350. Jonathon Stewart does split carries though, but still has had 10 TD's in both of the last 2 seasons. MJD looks a little more consistent throughout the year, but doesn't put up a lot of big numbers either as both RB's rushed over 100 yds the same number of games last year. But Jonathon Stewart actually had a few more breakout games, but also quite a few sub-par games.
personalli i wouldnt. brett favre has had some injury ot another the past 5 years, and nothing has stopped him. he put up career numbers last year and is looking to do the same this year.
mjd is a huggeee upgrade from stewart too. i dont know anyone who would even consider mjd and stewart anywhere close, so to say its not too much of a downgrade is insane.
taking manning would be playing it safe, but i think it would hurt your team. manning and favre were pretty much the same fantasy points wise last year, so i dont think hes a huge upgrade,
ultimately its your call. but i think youre giving up two great players for a safe bet when you could get more.
This is what you need to do stop reading now and accept its a great trade unless Jags decide to get their aerial game together and stop running
need some more confirmations..
Thanks, anyone else?
I'M Your Huckleberry I'M Your Huckleberry Aug 31, 2010 3:56 PM Flag
the fact that you have not accepted yet is crazy. DO IT!
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text: Open Access Article: High-Precision Land-Cover-Land-Use GIS Mapping and Land Availability and Suitability Analysis for Grass Biomass Production in the Aroostook River Valley, Maine, USA by Chunzeng Wang, Jason Johnston, David Vail, Jared Dickinson and David Putnam Land 2015, 4(1), 231-254; doi:10.3390/land4010231 - published 20 March 2015 Show/Hide Abstract Abstract: High-precision land-cover-land-use GIS mapping was performed in four major townships in Maine's Aroostook River Valley, using on-screen digitization and direct interpretation of very high spatial resolution satellite multispectral imagery (15–60 cm) and high spatial resolution LiDAR data (2 m) and the field mapping method. The project not only provides the first-ever high-precision land-use maps for northern Maine, but it also yields accurate hectarage estimates of different land-use types, in particular grassland, defined as fallow land, pasture, and hay field. This enables analysis of potential land availability and suitability for grass biomass production and other sustainable land uses. The results show that the total area of fallow land in the four towns is 7594 hectares, which accounts for 25% of total open land, and that fallow plots equal to or over four hectares in size total 4870, or 16% of open land. Union overlay analysis, using the Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) soil data, indicates that only a very small percentage of grassland (4.9%) is on "poorly-drained" or "very-poorly-drained" soils, and that most grassland (85%) falls into the "farmland of state importance" or "prime farmland" categories, as determined by NRCS. It is concluded that Maine's Aroostook River Valley has an ample base of suitable, underutilized land for producing grass biomass. Open Access Article: Detection of Shoreline and Land Cover Changes around Rosetta Promontory, Egypt, Based on Remote Sensing Analysis by Ali Masria, Kazuo Nadaoka, Abdelazim Negm and Moheb Iskander Land 2015, 4(1), 216-230; doi:10.3390/land4010216 - published 17 March 2015 Show/Hide Abstract Abstract: Rosetta Promontory, Egypt has been suffering from a continuous erosion problem. The dramatic retreatment was observed during the last century. It is basically due to the construction of Aswan High Dam in 1964, which reduced the flow and sediment discharges. In this paper, four Landsat images (two Thematic Mapper and two Enhanced Thematic Mapper) covering the period from 1984 to 2014 were used. These Landsat images were radio-metrically and geometrically corrected, and then, multi-temporal post-classification analysis was performed to detect land cover changes, extracting shoreline positions to estimate shoreline change rates of the Nile delta coast around Rosetta Promontory. This method provides a viable means for examining long-term shoreline changes. Four categories, including seawater, developed (agriculture and urban), sabkhas (salt-flat), and undeveloped areas, were selected to evaluate their temporal changes by comparing the four selected images. Supervised classification technique was used with support vector machine algorithm to detect temporal changes. The overall accuracy assessment of this method ranged from 97% to 100%. In addition, the shoreline was extracted by applying two different techniques. The first method is based on a histogram threshold of Band 5, and the other uses the combination of histogram threshold of Band 5 and two band ratios (Band 2/Band 4 and Band 2/Band 5). For land cover change detection from 1984 to 2014, it was found that the developed area that increased by 9% although the land in the study area has been contracted by 1.6% due to coastal erosion. The shoreline retreat rate has decreased more than 70% from 1984 to 2014. Nevertheless, it still suffers from significant erosion with a maximum rate of 37 m/year. In comparison to ground survey and different remote sensing techniques, the established trend of shoreline change extracted using histogram threshold was found to be closely consistent with these studies rather than combining band ratio with histogram threshold. Open Access Article: Mapping Vegetation Morphology Types in Southern Africa Savanna Using MODIS Time-Series Metrics: A Case Study of Central Kalahari, Botswana by Niti B. Mishra, Kelley A. Crews, Jennifer A. Miller and Thoralf Meyer Land 2015, 4(1), 197-215; doi:10.3390/land4010197 - published 10 March 2015 Show/Hide Abstract Abstract: Savanna ecosystems are geographically extensive and both ecologically and economically important; they therefore require monitoring over large spatial extents. There are, in particular, large areas within southern Africa savanna ecosystems that lack consistent geospatial data on vegetation morphological properties, which is a prerequisite for biodiversity conservation and sustainable management of ecological resources. Given the challenges involved in distinguishing and mapping savanna vegetation assemblages using remote sensing, the objective of this study was to develop a vegetation morphology map for the largest protected area in Africa, the central Kalahari. Six vegetation morphology classes were developed and sample training/validation pixels were selected for each class by analyzing extensive in situ data on vegetation structural and functional properties, in combination with existing ancillary data and coarse scale land cover products. The classification feature set consisted of annual and intra annual matrices derived from 14 years of satellite-derived vegetation indices images, and final classification was achieved using an ensemble tree based classifier. All vegetation morphology classes were mapped with high accuracy and the overall classification accuracy was 91.9%. Besides filling the geospatial data gap for the central Kalahari area, this vegetation morphology map is expected to serve as a critical input to ecological studies focusing on habitat use by wildlife and the efficacy of game fencing, as well as contributing to sustainable ecosystem management in the central Kalahari. Open Access Article: Valuation of Ecosystem Services from Wetlands Mitigation in the United States by Naveen Adusumilli Land 2015, 4(1), 182-196; doi:10.3390/land4010182 - published 6 March 2015 Show/Hide Abstract Abstract: Section 404 of the U.S. Clean Water Act includes most wetlands in its jurisdiction and requires wetland mitigation to compensate for permitted wetland losses. These mitigation wetlands can provide ecosystem services similar to original wetlands if properly constructed. Improvement of wetland monitoring requirements coupled with economic assessment is critical for effective implementation of the mitigation policy. The economic assessment when left out of evaluation of mitigation policy could result in mitigation wetlands being given too little weight in policy decisions. Under the assumption that mitigation requirements reported in the Army Corps permit files represent actual wetland creation, ecosystem services value is estimated using a wetland benefit‑function transfer approach. Wetland mitigation requirements during 2010–2012 recorded in the Army Corps permit files is used for the analysis. The results indicate that cumulative ecosystem services value per acre per year is in the range of $5000 to $70,000, which translates to a nationwide annual aggregate benefit of $2.7 billion. Given the history of the ecosystem services not fully captured nor adequately quantified, the current analysis is an initial step in understanding the value of wetland mitigation. Open Access Article: Examining Social Adaptations in a Volatile Landscape in Northern Mongolia via the Agent-Based Model Ger Grouper by Julia K. Clark and Stefani A. Crabtree Land 2015, 4(1), 157-181; doi:10.3390/land4010157 - published 3 March 2015 Show/Hide Abstract Abstract: The environment of the mountain-steppe-taiga of northern Mongolia is often characterized as marginal because of the high altitude, highly variable precipitation levels, low winter temperatures, and periodic droughts coupled with severe winter storms (known as dzuds). Despite these conditions, herders have inhabited this landscape for thousands of years, and hunter-gatherer-fishers before that. One way in which the risks associated with such a challenging and variable landscape are mitigated is through social networks and inter-family cooperation. We present an agent-based simulation, Ger Grouper, to examine how households have mitigated these risks through cooperation. The Ger Grouper simulation takes into account locational decisions of households, looks at fission/fusion dynamics of households and how those relate to environmental pressures, and assesses how degrees of relatedness can influence sharing of resources during harsh winters. This model, coupled with the traditional archaeological and ethnographic methods, helps shed light on the links between early Mongolian pastoralist adaptations and the environment. While preliminary results are promising, it is hoped that further development of this model will be able to characterize changing land-use patterns as social and political networks developed. Open Access Review Review: Land Use and Wildfire: A Review of Local Interactions and Teleconnections by Van Butsic, Maggi Kelly and Max A. Moritz Land 2015, 4(1), 140-156; doi:10.3390/land4010140 - published 25 February 2015 Show/Hide Abstract Abstract: Fire is a naturally occurring process of most terrestrial ecosystems as well as a tool for changing land use. Since the beginning of history humans have used fire as a mechanism for creating areas suitable for agriculture and settlement. As fires threaten human dominated landscapes, fire risk itself has become a driver of landscape change, impacting landscapes through land use regulations and fire management. Land use changes also influence fire ignition frequency and fuel loads and hence alters fire regimes. The impact of these changes is often exacerbated as new land users demand alternative fire management strategies, which can impact land cover and management far from where land use change has actually occurred. This creates nuanced land use teleconnections between source areas for fires and economic cores, which demand and fund fire protection. Here we will review the role of fire and fire risk as a driver of land use change, the ways land use changes impact drivers of fire, and suggest that the integration of land use teleconnections into the fire/land use discussion can help us better understand and manage the complex interactions between fire and land use. Latest articles -


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'90s Sitcom Moms Then and Now
Oh, the '90s sitcom mother. How do we miss thee!
Oh, the '90s sitcom mother. How do we miss thee!
Winter blues got you down? Don't bother lying. It's miserable out there. Wouldn't it be better if you were in, say, Rivera Maya, Mexico? The same place where, from Feb. 23-27, four major country music stars will be invading the Hard Rock Hotel
So you want to throw the Super Bowl of Super Bowl parties, huh? We've all been there. Nothing makes you the toast of the town quite like a supremely awesome Super Bowl party does. It can be done, but how?
Seeing this list...WOW! There are so many places I've never seen!
According to Maine Today, they have a list of the 25 of Maine's Most Beautiful Places. I have been to a few...but this year, I want Chad and our family to experience time together in the Maine outdoors!
Nothing better than family time! And I'm starting to think...SUMMER!
People have taken to leaving comments on a listing for a Samsung 85-inch 4K Ultra HD TV on Amazon. We've culled 10 of the most hilarious comments.
Country music shined at the 2014 Grammys, with nine of Nashville's top singers taking the stage to sing and play guitar. Collaborations and solo performances from artists like Keith Urban, Blake Shelton and Hunter Hayes were among the night's best, but what was the best moment?
Chad and I eat out very little. We might grab a pizza to go at a few places but we're mostly homebodies.
When we read the article in the Portland Press Herald this morning we were SHOCKED!
At least 5 restaurants we have been to in the past year have FAILED inspection according to the Maine State Health Inspectors. And one of them had to close! I think I counted 25 Chinese restaurants!
The Super Bowl is usually the highest-rated single television broadcast of the year -- so the program that airs right afterwards typically follows suit and rides the game's coattails to big ratings.
The Super Bowl might bring the promise of glory to one group of lucky fans and humiliating and bitter defeat to another, but for the rest of the universe, it's a chance to enjoy some primo, top-of-the-line adver-tainment.
Car Insurace.com did a survey to find the best looking license plate in the nation. The number one best looking plate went to Wyoming whose plate features a cowboy riding a bucking bronco and a snow capped mountain range. The image was first used on an insignia on uniforms of the Wyoming National Guard during World War 1.


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Alexandria Area Arts Association presents The Secret Garden
The Alexandria Area Arts Association (AAAA) will kick off its 2012-13 season with the Tony award-winning musical, The Secret Garden, September 20-23 and 27-30. Based on the novel by Frances Hodgson Burnett, The Secret Garden is a coming of age story.
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