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BATH TOWNSHIP Ś Winning a state title is the pinnacle for any high school track and field athlete.
Most athletes have that one event they specialize in. Itĺs the one event they know they have a chance of going far in.
But for Van Wertĺs Jared Fleming, itĺs not necessarily just one event.
At last yearĺs Division II state meet, Fleming won the title in the 800 meters.
Heading into the state meet, Fleming had an opportunity to compete in two individual events Ś the 800 and 1,600. He also was part of the 3,200-meter relay.
At the state meet, Fleming opted not to run the 1,600 Ś which was his favorite event Ś and to focus on the 800.
The strategy paid off for Fleming as he outkicked the pack down the stretch and won the state title in the 800.
At Fridayĺs Ehresman Invitational, Fleming, a senior, displayed his versatility and competed in the 400 meters and 3,200 relay. Next week, Fleming will compete in the Mehock Relays at Ashland University. He will compete in the featured event, the mile.
At Fridayĺs Ehresman Invitational, Ottawa-Glandorf notched both the girls and boys team titles.
On the boys side, O-G won with 156 points, while second-place Lima Central Catholic scored 108. For the girls, O-G more than doubled-up second-place Shawnee, 164-81. There were nine schools at the invite.
For Fleming, to compete at the Mehock Relays is quite an honor. All the participants are specially invited to compete.
ôIt should be a really good experience,ö said Fleming, who will compete at Kent State next year. ôBut Iĺll miss the O-G meet (the same day). Thatĺs kind of a bummer that I wonĺt be with my team.
ôThis is going to be a little bit different because itĺs going to be an actual mile, and not a 1,600. Itĺs going to be great competition.ö
At the Ehresman Invite, Fleming mixed up his events and did not compete in the 800. Instead, he ran the 400.
ôI never ran a 400 before,ö Fleming said with a smile. ôI mentioned to my coach that I wanted to go for a 400 time and today was an opportunity to do it. But, with the weather and wind, the time wasnĺt that great.ö
Fleming finished second in the 400 in a time of 52.75 seconds. Blufftonĺs Noah Stratton won in 52.64.
ôMy primary focus (this season) is on the 800,ö Fleming said. ôI know Iĺm going to have to work really hard to repeat. Iĺm going to try to double at state.
ôBut, Iĺm not sure if itĺs going to be the 800, 1,600, 3,200 or four-by-eight (3,200 relay). Iĺm hoping to get down there in as many events as I can.ö
Van Wert distance coach and head cross country coach Brendon Moody said next weekendĺs meet at Ashland University will be a good gauge for Fleming.
ôI believe there were like 10 guys invited to run the mile,ö Moody said. ôThey come from all over. So this is pretty special.ö
The O-G boys were balanced at the Ehresman Invite.
In the distance events, O-Gĺs Matias Trampe-Kindt took first in both the 1,600 (4:45.56) and 3,200 (10:24.82). In both races, Trampe-Kindt took the lead early and was never seriously challenged.
ôAfter cross country this year, I felt like I was in a lot better shape,ö Trampe-Kindt said. ôBut Iĺm not really used to the double running because last year I didnĺt run the 2-mile. I just ran the 1,600. But I think my endurance is a lot better than it was last year.ö
The O-G girls were strong in the relays, winning the 3,200, 400 and 800 relays. They finished second to Shawnee in the 1,600 relay.
LCCĺs Sydney Mohler took first in both the 1,600 (5:48.17) and 3,200 (12:32.69).
The LCC boys were solid in the relays, winning both the 400 relay and 800 relay.
In the long jump, LCC went one-two, as Mykale Rogers Ś last yearĺs Division III state champion Ś and teammate Jamir Coleman nabbed the top two spots.
Bathĺs Jocelyn Ayers won both the 100 and 200.


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Russia plans in 2012 to begin assembling a line of upgraded Borei-class ballistic missile submarines, Defense and Security reported on Wednesday (see GSN, Jan. 23).
Russia so far has three Borei-class submarines -- Yuri Dolgoruky, Alexander Nevsky and Vladimir Monomakh -- in various preparation phases.
"Next year we will lay down the lead submarine of project Borei-A, that is the improved Borei. This will be the fourth submarine of this project," said Rubin Andrei Dyachkov, who heads Russia's Sevmash shipyard and maritime hardware central design office.
"The state armament program for the period until 2020 makes provisions for beginning of construction of the fifth and sixth hulls in 2012," the official said.
The Russian Defense Ministry last November finalized a deal for assembling the first Borei-A submarine, referred to informally as Svyatitel Nikolay, Dyachkov said. Moscow is expected within the first three months of this year to ink deals for constructing components of the fifth and sixth Borei vessels, he said (Sergei Safronov, Defense And Security, Feb. 1).
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|PPFM to the plant: Just say NO! [abstract]
|Spencer, Christopher; Witzig, Stephen B.; Polacco, Joseph C., 1944-
|University of Missouri-Columbia. Office of Undergraduate Research
Pink-pigmented commensal bacteria
nitric oxide
|University of Missouri--Columbia. Office of Undergraduate Research
|Pink-pigmented commensal bacteria, Methylobacterium spp. are facultative methylotrophs (i.e. they utilize methanol, but they can also use other carbon compounds) commonly referred to as PPFMs. PPFMs associate with seeds and other tissues of soybean and other plants and have been shown by the Polacco lab, and others, to stimulate germination. We tested the hypothesis that germination stimulation was due to production of nitric oxide (NO). One possible source of NO in plants and bacteria is nitrate reductase (NR) which can reduce nitrite (not its "normal" substrate) to NO. M. extorquens AM1 has two forms of nitrate reductase. The first, encoded by the nap gene, is the periplasmic form. The nar gene encodes the respiratory membrane-bound form. Primers were designed to amplify internal fragments of the two nitrate reductase genes, NR1404 (nap) and NR1537 (nar). These fragments were then cloned into a suicide vector (pAYC61), which allows for insertional disruption of the endogenous, nitrate reductase genes. The suicide vector contains a sequence that encodes resistance to tetracycline (tetR). Tri-parental mating was performed among an E. coli strain carrying a mobilization helper plasmid, pRK2013, an E. coli donor strain carrying the suicide plasmid, and the recipient PPFM strain. The availability of the tetR sequence in the suicide plasmid allows screening of the recipient PPFMs that have incorporated pAYC61 into their genomes and growth on methanol as a carbon source selects against E. coli. We will test the NR disruption mutants for NO production, for nitrate utilization, and for the ability to stimulate soybean germination.
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Woman raises 2 grandkids alone
Siblings want bunks, computer, and their home needs repair
SINTON -- The rusted lamp post in front of Christina and Ethan's yard has been transformed into a tether ball post where the brother and sister play each day after school.
The roof is partly covered with heavy plastic to protect them and their grandmother Bianca from the wind and rain.
Inside their modest home, folding chairs and a mismatched sofa and love seat fill their living room. After arriving home from school, Ethan runs into the bedroom he shares with his sister to drop off his homework and comes zooming back into the living room, taking a seat between his grandmother and Christina.
He starts humming the theme song to the SpongeBob SquarePants cartoon as his sister gets up and gives her grandmother a hug.
At first glance, a stranger wouldn't know that 8-year-old Christina and 7-year-old Ethan didn't have a safe place to call home until about two years ago when the two were sent to live in Bianca's modest home.
The family members represent thousands in six counties who will be helped by the Caller-Times Children's Christmas Appeal. The names are changed to protect the privacy of the families, who will be featured in the paper through Christmas. All money donated to the drive benefits the children; all overhead costs are covered by the Caller-Times and the participating agencies.
Bianca, a 52-year-old substitute teacher and part-time home health provider, said the transition was difficult at first, but she credits her two grandchildren for rejuvenating her.
"They are very active and love to play," Bianca said. "Sometimes I come home very tired and they want me to color with them, and I do because they are my babies."
Bianca said although her home isn't in very good shape, she and her grandchildren are fortunate because they don't have to pay rent. Bianca inherited the house from her late parents. But raising two growing children on about $1,000 a month isn't easy, she said.
"As a substitute teacher I sometimes don't have a job and my paychecks can be very small depending on how many days I get to work," Bianca said. "But I love being at the school where my grandchildren are and knowing that they are OK."
With growth spurts a common occurrence, the children wear worn tennis shoes and torn jackets that fit, for now. But the two don't think about themselves when asked what they want for Christmas.
"A makeover for Grandma," Christina said as her brother nodded in agreement. "She needs earrings, shoes, a dress, sunglasses, a purse and makeup."
Bianca wants to be able to fix the roof on her house and perhaps get a table, cookware and some other furniture.
"I do what I can each month in renovations for the house, but sometimes it's not enough," she said.
Ethan wants a computer for doing homework and playing games. Christina wants a bunk bed that she can share with her brother, and a backpack with wheels.
"Those tennis shoes with wheels are cool, too," Ethan said.
Though their mother may regain custody of the two children next year, Christina said she wants to live with her grandmother forever.
Bianca smiles and tries to stop herself from crying as she listens to her granddaughter rave about her.
"There are some days when I just want to sit in the corner and pray and cry because I don't know how I will make it through raising these kids alone," she said. "But they are my family and, boy, do they make me laugh."
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He might not have gotten the MVP citation, but Mangahas got a far more sweeter deal in the end – a championship trophy, and a small yet significant opportunity to go up to the pros.
Shortly after Blackwater's sweep of NLEX in the finals of the 2013 Foundation Cup last Tuesday, the lanky guard got an invite to work out with the Meralco Bolts by their head coach Ryan Gregorio.
"He was there in the game, I was called by [my agent] boss Danny [Espiritu] and we talked to coach Ryan, he said he was inviting me," Mangahas told INQUIRER.net. in Filipino.
While it's just a mere first step and doesn't guarantee his entry to the squad, it's a chance for Mangahas to show he has what it takes to compete in the PBA after a snub in last year's Rookie Draft.
"I'll accept whatever happens," said the lanky Mangahas. "I hope I could bulk up though."
But with the new season of the PBA and the D-League still months away, Mangahas — a third year Psychology student in Mapua — said he'll focus on his studies first.
"I'll just rest first then study. I need to lessen my units," Mangahas said with a laugh.
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Bringing together a Michelin-worthy menu, spot-on service and jaw- dropping spectacles, Circus really is the ringleader."Gunpowder Magazine
Bringing together a Michelin-worthy menu, spot-on service and jaw- dropping spectacles, Circus really is the ringleader."Gunpowder Magazine
The highly popular Pan Asian dinner menu at Circus , created and overseen by Executive Chef Andrew Lassetter, is constantly evolving with new and exciting dishes. The kitchen, itself is a dynamic show, with shutters opening from the dining room, reveal the kitchen team hard at work.
The restaurant at Circus has been praised by customers and critics alike and includes gems such as 'blow torched salmon nigiri with pickled ginger & kizami wasabi' or 'chilean sea bass with chilli bean, black bean, shaoxing wine, garlic & ginger' and our current favourite dessert 'Doughnuts & Magnums' with white chocolate, apple compote & jasmine ice cream'. You can read all of the latest customer reviews here or here. For groups of eight guests or more, we serve our sharing menu which includes a glass of prosecco and three courses. This is priced at £55 per head (or £65 if seated at our main stage table).
We offer freshly made cakes for special occasions. Select from the 'vanilla sponge & Chantilly cream with strawberries & butter icing' or the 'banana cake with chocolate ganache & banana crisps'. Cakes are priced at £40 for a large (serving 10 - 16 people) or £30 for a small (serving 6 - 8 people). Cakes must be ordered at least three days in advance of your booking. If you wish to bring your own, we charge a £30 'cake-age' fee.
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Escape from the hustle and bustle of life to this wonderful 5 bedroom chalet located The Hideout, Northeastern Pennsylvania/ Poconos Lake Region. Whether you're looking for a fun family weekend, relaxing vacation with your friends, or a romantic getaway this vacation home has everything that can be desired and more. The PA Chalet 2 sleeps 12. It offers five bedrooms, two bathrooms, internet access, and a wood burning fire place. This home has 2 levels each complete with its own kitchen, living room, bathroom and bedrooms. Perfect for vacationing with extended family or friends!
New for Summer 2014 *Air Conditioning throughout house!*
Main level features a ground level entrance with no stairs, a living room with flat screen TV, DVD player, wood burning fireplace, dining room that seats 10, fully equipped kitchen, master bedroom with queen size bed and private deck- perfect for two to sit out and enjoy a cup of coffee in the morning or star gaze before bedtime, second bedroom with full size bed and third bedroom with 2 twin beds. Bathroom has laundry room included. Oversize deck on front of house provides plenty of room for all to enjoy eating out after barbecuing with gas grill.
Second level has walk out to yard, living room with flat screen TV and DVD player, kitchen, dining area for 6 and bathroom. Down stairs master bedroom (room 4) has a queen bed and 5th bedroom has 2 twin beds, living room has a pull out couch for additional sleep area.
The Hideout is a 4 season community: within the community, you have access a ski hill with lift, snow tubing with tow bar, golf course, art center, full service restaurant and bar, outdoor pools in the summer, beaches & lakes, basket ball courts, tennis courts, several kids playground areas, stocked lakes for fishing as well as a boat launch. Kayak rentals are available during the summer season. Rental includes amenity passes. 'Like' The.PA.Chalet on Facebook to find out about specials and events happening. The house is set up for your convenience with paper towels, toilet paper and hand soap to get you started. Additional supplies are the renters responsibility. If you rather not spend your time shopping or bring items from home...The PA Chalet is offering Grocery Shopping and Delivery Service. Don't waste one second of your vacation shopping for groceries! Place your order with us for your favorite foods and have them stocked in the house prior to your arrival. Gift services are also now available.
My husband and I have owned rental properties in the area for 8 years. We handle all rentals personally. We are very excited about expanding and opening a second house now in The Hideout. We love this area and all it has to offer for incredible vacations!
Chris & Jean Pettinato purchased this chalet in 2013
We loved this house because it has 2 levels. Each level is complete with its own kitchen, living room, bathroom and bedrooms Perfect for vacationing with extended family or friends! How great it is to have enough room to find some quiet space to relax while still having plenty of room for 12 to sit down and enjoy a meal together! 2 kitchens are wonderful when vacationing with a larger group!
The master bedroom on the main level has its own private deck. It is perfect to sit out and enjoy a cup of coffee in the morning or stay out late and stargaze. The oversize deck on the front of the house is great for barbecues or sunbathing. The fire place in the living room is just perfect to get cozy and watch a movie or enjoy a romantic night in front of the fire.This house has no stairs to enter the main level making it very easy for anyone who has ambulatory issues.
What a pleasure to rented again(3 weeks later) this property.This time we were 2 family with 6 kids.Everybody had a wonderfull time.The kids want to come back every month in this property.Every thing was so clean and so organized.Definitly we are coming back here.
We really enjoyed our 4 days vacation at the Pocono Chalet! The house is very spacious and easily will accommodate two or three families! It is very clean and has everything you need for your stay! We had 6 adults, 3 kids and 2 small dogs and we still had plenty of the room available!!! Very well equipped kitchen!
The owners of the house are great! Prior our stay we received all of the instructions and directions, minimal response time to my emails if I had questions! We love Poconos and normally go there at least 3 times in the year, I would definitely come back for my summer week!
Thank you very much Jean and Chris!
We were 4 couples and 3 of my kids who rented this property,we are very sadisfate with the house that was so clean,very fresh lines and towels.The hideout was providing differnt areas were us and the kids hed a wonderfoul time.
My Partner and I stayed at the PA Chalet 2 and were pleasantly surprised at the spacousness of the house. Looks are deceiving! The lower level was like an entire separate apartment!
The house has everything you need and then some!
It was really nice rel;axing in front of the fire and watching Sunday football on the big TV as numerous deer and a flock of wild turkeys walked through the back yard! Clearly not something we would see from our NYC apartment!
Thank you Jean and Chris for anyother great weekend away from the hustle and bustle of our busy lives!
The PA Chalet 2 is located in The Hideout. A 4 season community that is close to it all. Northeast PA / Poconos Wallenpaupack Lake Region has it all! If you are looking for a family vacation in addition to the many amenities of The Hideout. Claws'n Paws Zoo, hiking & biking trails, horseback riding, drive in movies, skiing, train museums. For those that are looking for something more romantic there are wonderful restaurants, day spas, or romantic boat trips on Lake Wallenpaupack. For Girls weekend away we would recommend many of the wonderful antique shops in the area in addition to the day spas. Maybe stop by Antler Ridge Winery for a taste of some locally made award winning wines.Guys don't feel left out. If you are looking for a weekend away- fishing guides are available on Lake Wallenpaupack. There is places within minute of the house to go quad riding,canoeing/ kayaking, ice fishing on the BIG lake. Lake Wallenpaupack area has many festivals throughout the year. If your looking for the excitement of gambling Mohegan Sun at Pocono Downs is only 35 miles away.House is located in The Hideout, off I-84 exit 20,15 miles from Scranton,2 hours from NYC/ Philly
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Golf:The Hideout has their own private golf course and club house that you can use or within 5-10 minutes from the house. Red Maple Golf Course, Scranton Municipal, & Paupack Hills to name a few additional ones. In the winter ice golf is available on Lake Wallenpaupack.
Ski: The Hideout has its own ski slope and lift that you have access to as well as snow tubing.In addition Montage Mountain or Big Bear are both are approx. 30 minutes from the house. For additional activities check out links on our web site.
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A couple of months ago, the British Journal of Cancer published a paper detailing some extraordinary results: very specific types of weak electromagnetic (EM) fields were able to stabilize and shrink liver tumors in advanced cancer patients who had exhausted other treatment options. A press release was issued describing how the EM treatment was far more effective than the only available FDA-approved drug. It was pretty much ignored. No one believed it.
The latest update of the Danish cell phone-cancer study is being touted as the biggest and best ever. It shows "no link between mobile phone use and [brain] tumors," according to the press release.
Don't believe a word of it.
On October 20, the British Medical Journal released the third installment of the Danish Cancer Society's cohort study, which has been tracking some 400,000 mobile phones subscribers since the 1980s. The whole enterprise has been dogged by controversy and political suspicions since the first results were published ten years ago.
The International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) is playing some strange games, which will inevitably lead to more public confusion about cell phone cancer risks.
A few days ago, IARC issued some "Questions & Answers" on mobile phones and cancer prompted by last week's release of a new update of the Danish cohort study in the British Medical Journal (BMJ). (We'll have much more to say about the Danish study in a later post.)
The Interphone results on acoustic neuroma (AN) are —finally— out. As in the Interphone analysis of brain tumors, there does appear to be a higher risk among the heaviest users of cell phones. Yet, as before, the results are uncertain and open to alternative explanations.
The Interphone results on acoustic neuroma (AN) are —finally— out. As in the Interphone analysis of brain tumors, there does appear to be a higher risk among the heaviest users of cell phones. Yet, as before, the results are uncertain and open to alternative explanations.
What if you could treat cancer without surgery, without chemotherapy and without ionizing radiation? What if you could extend a dying patient's life by years without any side effects? And if the patient were in pain, you could get rid of that too? All that may be possible sooner than you think.
Some leading epidemiologists have been saying that cell phones don't pose a brain tumor risk because cancer rates are not going up. Now comes word that Swedish cancer registry data are in disarray and official statistics may be masking a disquieting trend.
Since 2008, there has been a close to 30% increase in patients with a brain tumor of an "unknown nature" and that increase is not reflected in the national cancer registry, according to a new analysis by...
Today's New York Times revisits the EMF controversy, with reporter Kenneth Chang looking back at a Science Times story about power-line EMFs and cancer that ran in July 1989.
Both now and then the Times quoted David Carpenter. Here...
INTEROCC and INTERPHONE have a lot in common —more than their first five letters. So much in common that it's a bit freaky. Or, maybe it just shows, once again, how small, insulated and polarized the EMF community is.
The most obvious parallels are that Elisabeth Cardis is the principal investigator of both the...
The new INTEROCC paper raises an intriguing question: Might the ELF component of GSM phone radiation present a brain tumor risk?
To date, all the attention on the cancer risk from mobile phones has been on RF radiation. Now that INTEROCC points to a credible association between exposure to ELF EMFs and brain tumors (see main story), is it possible, we have been focusing on the...
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The Tropical Meteorology Project at Colorado State University released the forecast Wednesday. It calls for:
18 named storms. (historic median, 12)
9 becoming hurricanes. (6.5)
4 becoming "major" hurricanes with winds more than 111 mph. (2).
The forecast also put the possibility of an East Coast landfall at 48 percent, above the 20th-century average of 31 percent.
The forecast is similar to one released earlier this week by The Weather Channel that calls for 16 named storms, nine hurricanes and five major hurricanes.
Early spring forecasts are notoriously uncertain because of changing weather patterns; The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration doesn't release a federal forecast until late May.
The Atlantic basin has seen 19 named storms each of the last thee years. But it's been seven years since a major hurricane made landfall in the United States — something that hasn't happened before since record-keeping started.
The June-November hurricane season is a span when tropical cyclones are likely to form in the Atlantic, ocean-spawned storms that can kill and cause million of dollars damage.
In Charleston, the greatest threat of the worst storms tends to run from August through September.
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UPDATE: South Heights Elementary in Henderson to be closed due to possible asbestos exposure
South Heights Elementary School is closed today while officials determine if recent rain damage exposed any asbestos in the building.
During a news conference Thursday, Assistant Superintendent Marganna Stanley said a leak in the school's roof and ceiling led to the discovery of possible asbestos in a classroom utilized by third-, fourth- and fifth-graders.
"We had a weather incident that dropped a lot of rain about a week ago," she said.
The storm led to a roof leak and water damage in a classroom located in a portion of the school built in the 1950s, she said.
Work crews pulling up wet and damaged carpet on Wednesday saw something that indicated the possible presence of asbestos, Stanley said.
The room hasn't been used by students or staff since the roof began to leak, she added.
School officials met with members of the Environmental Protection Agency on Thursday.
Stanley said samples will be taken from the classroom with the water damage, the hallway and surrounding classrooms to test for asbestos. The EPA as well as P.A.C.E. Field Services, a certified contractor out of Evansville, will conduct independent sample tests, she said.
Those test results should be back by this afternoon, Stanley said.
Due to safety concerns, "We need students and staff out of the building while they are taking the samples," she said.
If the samples test positive for asbestos, an appropriate cleanup will be conducted through the weekend, she said.
"We don't know how long school will be closed. We will make that determination after the samples come back. We're hopeful that we'll be back in school on Monday, but I can't say that," Stanley said.
However, if the samples test positive for asbestos and the cleanup takes longer than the weekend, she said, arrangements will be made to get students "back in the classroom" at a different location.
Staff will have to make up today's missed school day. However, she said students have "banked days" of instructional time, which means they won't have to make up today.
"We're taking this very seriously," said Danielle Crafton, public information officer for the school system. "We put our students first."
A press release issued by the Henderson County School District on Thursday afternoon:
A press conference will be held today at 4:00 p.m. at 1805 Second Street, Henderson, Kentucky in the CSS building for the following situation:
South Heights Elementary will be closed tomorrow, January 25, 2013 due to potential asbestos disturbance which could have created a potential risk.
Henderson County Schools are working closely with the Department for Environmental Protection to resolve this situation.
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My 2 kids, Trey(5) and Eris (3), wanted to be Jack and Sally from Nightmare Before Christmas this year. Since they do not make costumes for children, I decided to make them myself.
For Jack, I found a woman's pin stripe blazer for $1 at a thrift store. I cut the front half off and cut a line in the middle of the back to make the coat tails. I made a bat-tie out of felt and made skeleton hands by drawing black lines across the fingers of white gloves. We ordered an adult sized Jack Skellington mask online. To complete the outfit, wear with black pants and shoes. The candy bag was a pillowcase that I crafted to look like Jack's ghost dog, Zero. The entire outift cost less than $25.
For Sally the Ragdoll, I took 3 size 6T t-shirts and cut them to pieces, then sewed them together to make a pathwork dress. I sewed white sleeves to the dress (to make it warmer) and, with a black marker, made Sally's 'stitches' all over the 'arms'. Black tights and a red wig complete the outfit. Be sure to draw 'stitches' and her face and wear red liptick. The Sally costume cost less than $10.
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On October 15, 2009 at 4:52 pm
My son is a money tree. We did it last year and he's so excited, we're doing it again! He wears all brown (including a hat) and I hot glued fall colored fake leaves, twigs and pretend money all over the shirt and hat (the pants are the trunk). He then walks around with a pocket full of fake money and gives it out in exchange for his candy. It was all his idea. He's 4 1/2…
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AMSTERDAM (AFP) - Two thousand tomato-wielding protesters are to stage a massive food fight in Amsterdam to protest Russia's ban on the import of Dutch produce, organisers said on Wednesday.
"We want to support duped Dutch farmers hit by the Russian ban by buying their tomatoes for a good price and staging a fight on Sept 14," Joep Verbunt told AFP. "We expect to have about 10 tonnes of tomatoes, around 120,000, available on the day in an event similar to the one in Bunol."
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Bonelli Mob
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Bonelli Family
|Grand Theft Auto V
|Pillbox Hill, Los Santos
|Enzo Bonelli (? - 2013)
|Pistol, Micro SMG, Shotgun, Carbine Rifle
|Construction site
|Enzo Bonelli †
The Bonelli Mob is a Los Santos-based gang led by Enzo Bonelli.
It is unknown if their leader is the part of The Commission, but the mob itself might not be part of any Italian family, since some members are of African and Asian descent, though these could be associates as opposed to made men. Members of the mob have unique models and wear formal suits and headsets, which leads to believe that they are crew of professional bodyguards. The mob has major interests in extortion and labor racketeering, specializing in the real estate market and construction.
They don't hold any permanent territory in Los Santos and only appear in the mission "The Construction Assassination", where they are wiped out by protagonist Franklin Clinton.
- They appear to be based on the real-life Los Angeles crime family, who are often speculated to be an offshoot of the larger Chicago Outfit as opposed to being a true stand-alone family.
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Denver Broncos outside linebacker Von Miller and outside linebacker Wesley Woodyard reach for a fumble by San Diego Chargers quarterback Philip Rivers during the third quarter of the game at Sports Authority Field. / Ron Chenoy, US Pressiwre
DENVER â?? When Peyton Manning considered his options during his two-week long free agent courtship last spring, he looked not just at coaches and climates, but at the rest of the supporting cast.
In Denver, Manning liked the young offensive line with a stud left tackle in Ryan Clady and a pair of young wide receivers, Demaryius Thomas and Eric Decker, both with star potential. He saw a player-friendly head coach in John Fox, and an offensive staff led by Mike McCoy that was willing to tailor an offense to suit the quarterback, and not the other way around. He saw a boss in John Elway that he could relate to on a level that only the most elite players can.
What Manning couldn't have predicted back in March is the support he'd get from the Broncos defense.
With all due respect to Dwight Freeney and Co., Von Miller and Champ Bailey and the rest of the Broncos' defense has given Manning something he rarely had in Indianapolis: A defense that is as fearsome to opponents as Manning is.
The Broncos extended their lead in the AFC West to three games over San Diego Sunday with a 30-23 win against the Chargers at Sports Authority Field at Mile High in a game in which the Broncos defense sacked Philip Rivers four times, forced seven three-and-outs, intercepted two passes, and recovered a fumble. The Broncos also blocked a San Diego punt.
"This is definitely as good, if not the best, defense they've had that I can remember," Rivers said. "It's not like we're the first team that's come in here and struggled a bit. I watched that Saints film [from Oct. 30], and it was a little rough there, too. It's not like offenses come in here and go up and down the field."
Denver didn't allow San Diego to convert a third down until midway through the third quarter, for a streak of 26 straight third-down stops dating back to Nov. 4 in Cincinnati, where the Bengals were stopped on their final three tries. The Carolina Panthers went 0-for-12 on third downs last week, and the Chargers were stopped on their first 11 attempts.
"We realize that with a quarterback like Peyton Manning, we need to get him the ball as many times as we can," Broncos middle linebacker Keith Brooking said. "So the turnovers, the three-and-outs -- honestly the more we can get the ball into Peyton's hands, with our offensive weapons, we're going to be well off."
Indeed, the Broncos now have won five straight games and have a three-game lead in the AFC West over San Diego, as well as tie-breaker after sweeping the season series against the Chargers for the first time since 2005.
Sunday's game in Denver felt like a direct extension of the teams' last game, on Oct. 15 in San Diego, when Denver rallied from a 24-0 halftime deficit to win 35-24. If AFC West momentum shifted to the Broncos on that Monday night in October, the Broncos seem to have established an insurmountable lead before Thanksgiving. Denver, at 7-3, has a three-game lead and the tie-breaker over San Diego after sweeping the Chargers for the first time since 2005. The Broncos have a pair of games left against Kansas City (1-9) and one game against Oakland (3-7).
"We can't hang our hat on Denver doing anything from a collapsing standpoint," Rivers said. "Six to go, they're not losing four out of six, I can guarantee you that. Not that that's going to make us try any less hard."
Until this season, Rivers had been a nightmare for the Broncos, winning nine of his first 11 starts against the Broncos. Most of those wins, however, came before Von Miller.
The Broncos' second-year linebacker forced two fumbles and sacked Rivers three times Sunday, and celebrated one of his sacks with a pair of somersaults. It was his second three-sack game in the last three weeks to bring his season total to 13, a half-sack ahead of Houston's J.J. Watt for the NFL lead.
"He's just getting started," Broncos defensive end Elvis Dumervil said. "That was a crazy day for him."
And yet, it was the type of day that proved the Broncos could win even when Manning and the Broncos offense are not perfect. Manning threw three touchdowns (to Demaryius Thomas, Eric Decker and Brandon Stokley) but completed only 59.5 percent of his passes â?? his second-lowest percentage of the season. He also had a pass deflected, intercepted and returned for a touchdown in the first quarter.
Denver's offense struggled to sustain drives after running back Willis McGahee left in the second quarter with a right knee injury, and five drives ended with a punt after three plays. The Broncos also settled for three short field goals when drives stalled short of the end zone.
"I guess it's a good thing when a three-and-out is shocking to you all. It means we're doing something well," Manning said.
Manning also scoffed at questions that perhaps Sunday's win wasn't easy enough. It was win No. 148 (in the regular season) for Manning â?? passing his boss, Elway â?? for No. 2 on the all-time list, so it was plenty good enough.
"There are no frustrating wins in my opinion when you get to be my age and you've played all kinds of games that every win is special," Manning said. "I certainly appreciate it."
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hey guys what is a good script for passing through a coin getting a point, then coin is destroyed, and after so many points getting to a next level/beating the game please help this is one of my final touches but of corse a big part
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Script for the Coin
Attatch this Script anywhere but name the Script "ScoreSystem" (this is very important)
static var myScore = 0; var DelayTime = 10; function Start(){ myScore = 0; Invoke("myFunction", DelayTime); }
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what do i do? it says trying to Invoke method: ScoreSystem.myFunction couln't be called
Apr 21, 2011 at 09:27 PM jacques 1
Alex 9, can you tell that how the score of previous level would be added to next level starting score, Because it seams from your script that it would start with "zero" every-time!
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Radhanath Swami on Spiritual Love
If someone takes responsibility without force, that is love. – Radhanath Swami
If someone takes responsibility without force, that is love. – Radhanath Swami
The more we become spiritually advanced the more we become responsible for even little things. -Radhanath Swami
Power brings along with it the responsibility to utilize it properly. – Radhanath Swami
If we are not striving to improve and go forward, the current of this world will force us to go backward…like swimming upstream in a river. – Radhanath Swami
There cannot be love without trust and there cannot be trust unless we take the responsibility to act in a way that people can trust us. – Radhanath Swami
We are all leaders to one degree or another. We all have our sphere of influence and the greater the sphere of influence, the greater our responsibility. – Radhanath Swami
Taking responsibility is to perform it properly with the proper attitude, behavior and words. – Radhanath Swami
Real responsibility means to live and speak in such a way as to help people's faith and not to disturb it. – Radhanath Swami


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Flower of Garda lake apartment
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Apartment / 2 bedrooms / sleeps 6
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Lovely apartment in the center of Moniga del Garda, two steps away from the lake, in a beautiful residence with pool. The apartment is reached by elevator and is located on the first floor, is equipped with washing machine, dishwasher and cradle/baby bed (on demand!).air conditioner CHECK IN AFTER 12.00(NOON ) CHECK OUT BEFORE 9.00 A.M.
The apartment consists of one floor. There are:
- living room with dining table, television, sofa-bed and shelves
- kitchen with fridge/freezer, hob, sink, oven, coffee-maker, toaster and mixer
- one toilet with shower, washbowl and bidet
- two bedrooms (one with a double bed and the other with two simple beds)
-a very very large balcony where you can dine with friends or sunbathe
It is served by many shops and pizzerias (a very good pizzeria is situated near the entrance of the residence!) and you can easily reach the lake or many good restaurants where you can have a taste of typical Italian cuisine (a "gelateria", ice cream shop, is also near the residence).
A few miles away there are some of the funniest amusement parks in North Italy like Gardaland (you can reach it in 30 minutes by highway or less than 40 by SP11), Canevaworld (a little less famous, it's an amusement park with pools and slides) and Movieland (another amusement park, this one based on the cinema-world). Or if you like animals, in 40-45 minutes you can reach the wildlife park "Natura Viva" in Bussolengo where you can have a safari by car among zebras, giraffes and other animals, or you can walk among the enormous fences and see wolves, snow leopards and many other rare animals.
If you want to sport, Garda Lake is a very good site for windsurf and the hills around the apartment offer wonderful places to visit by foot or by bike. There are some of the most beautiful mountain bike trails in the lake region.
|Sleeps up to 6, 2 bedrooms
|Car not necessary
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Valerio Catullo-Verona 45 km, Nearest railway: Desenzano del Garda 8 km
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages
|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|DVD player
|Shared outdoor pool (heated)
|Central heating, Air conditioning, TV, Safe, Satellite TV
|Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
|Dishwasher, Cooker, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|2 bedrooms, 1 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms
|1 Sofa beds, Double beds (1), Single beds (2), Dining seats for 10, Lounge seats for 2
|Linen provided, Towels provided, High chair
|Shared outdoor pool (heated), Balcony or terrace, Shared garden, Bicycles available
|Secure parking
The Lombardy region
Moniga del Garda
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25 Aug 2014
"lovely apartment, everything we needed."
The apartment was just as we were expecting, really nice. Everything that we needed was there. Monica was very nice indeed and really helpful. She welcomed us with a nice bottle of wine.The balcony wa… More
11 Aug 2014
"Lovely,spacious apartment in a quiet area of the lake"
Stayed here with 2 teenagers in July. Dealing with Monica was a pleasure, she was very helpful and replied to any questions I had very quickly. We had a late flight and she had even stocked up the k… More
Thank you , it's pleasure to host you all at my flat in moniga del garda, monica
19 Jul 2014
"Lovely place for a relaxing holiday"
We stayed here in May; 2 adults and 1 7 year old. The apartment was lovely and exactly as described. We had a slight hiccup finding the place and getting in, but that was partly our fault.We would tho… More
Hello l'm very glad to have hosted a fantastic family like you, l hope you have enjoyed my flat and Garda lake! l hope you'll come back.Thank you monica
16 Jun 2014
"Great place....good base to explore the area"
The apartment was very comfortable and had all we needed. Very central to Moniga, just a stroll to lovely restaurants. The pool was a good size but not heated. It was a pleasure to deal with Monica. T… More
Hello l'm very glad to have hosted a fantastic family like you, l hope you have anjoyed my flat and Garda lake, l hope you'll come back!! Thankyou monica
4 Nov 2013
"Best family holiday in years!"
Butterfly Apartment is every bit as beautiful as the pictures on the website show it to be. It is fully equipped, extremely comfortable and we felt as if it were a second home for us. We made full use of the huge balcony, even sunbathing on one particularly warm day. Monica, the owner, was both charming and kind and could not have been more helpful. Moniga del Garda is ideally situated for travelling. We visited Verona, Venice, Brescia, drove around the lake and also spent a fabulous day in the Alps, starting in Salo. That was everyone's favourite day, even the fussy 13 year old! We would definitely recommend a holiday in Butterfly Apartment and have already done so to family and friends. The teenagers even tried the swimming pool - no mean feat in October! Many thanks, Monica, for a lovely holiday.
Hello l'm very glad to hosted a fantastic family like you, hope you have enjoyed my flat and Garda lake.l hope you'll come back!!! Thank you monica
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