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Did you have the biscuits?? Mmmm. When I cheated it showed up in Los poop within 12 hours. Not sure how fast it was though. Maybe you are in the clear??
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I had biscuits, coconut shrimp and mashed potatoes (which were regrettable haha..)
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James Southerland had a second straight great effort from 3-point range and Michael Carter-Williams scored Syracuse's last seven points as the 19th-ranked Orange held off No. 17 Pittsburgh 62-59 on Thursday in the quarterfinals of the Big East tournament. It was the last meeting between the schools under the Big East banner as they are both leaving for the Atlantic Coast Conference next season. The final 1:15 of the game was a great way for the programs to play one last time in the Big East. Southerland had 20 points as he did in the win over Seton Hall and again almost all the points came from beyond the 3-point arc. He was 6 for 6 on 3s against Pittsburgh, a day after going 6 for 9 from beyond the arc against Seton Hall. Carter-Williams had 11 points and seven assists for the fifth-seeded Orange (25-8), who will meet top-seeded Georgetown in the semifinals on Friday night.
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Roy Clifford Chapman (18 March 1934 – 21 March 1983) was an English professional footballer and manager, born in Birmingham. He was the father of former Arsenal and Leeds United striker Lee Chapman.[3]
An inside-forward, he started his career at Aston Villa in 1952, before he moved on to Lincoln City five years later to find first team football. In 1961 he was sold to Mansfield Town, where he remained for the next four years, before he returned to Lincoln as the club's player-manager in 1965. He gave up his management duties the following year, before moving on to Port Vale in 1967. In all he scored 200 goals in 415 games in the Football League.
In 1969 he joined Stafford Rangers via Chester City. He was also given the management job at Rangers, and held this position until 1975, at which point he was made manager of Stockport County. His reign at Stockport was brief, and he became a coach before returning to Stafford for a second spell as manager in 1977, before he left for a second time in 1980. As Stafford manager he led the club to a Northern Premier League, FA Trophy, and Staffordshire Senior Cup treble in 1972; as well as another Staffs Cup victory in 1973 and another FA Trophy success in 1979.
Playing style[edit]
A two footed player, he was aggressive and had ball control skills, but lacked pace.[4]
Playing career[edit]
Chapman began his professional playing career with Aston Villa, where he made 19 appearances in the First Division. Finding his first team opportunities limited at Villa Park, manager Eric Houghton allowed him to leave for Bill Anderson's Lincoln City in November 1957. The "Imps" narrowly avoided relegation out of the Second Division in 1957–58, finishing one place and one point above relegated Notts County. He finished as the club's top scorer in 1958–59 with 15 goals, as Lincoln avoided relegation despite achieving a lower points tally than in the previous campaign. They rose up the table to 13th in 1959–60, but were relegated in last place in 1960–61, despite Chapman becoming top-scorer again with 16 goals. He then departed Sincil Bank on a £7,000 move to Mansfield Town.[5]
The "Stags" finished 14th in the Fourth Division in 1961–62 under Raich Carter's stewardship, before Chapman and strike partner Ken Wagstaff fired the club to promotion in 1962–63. Mansfield took to life in the Third Division well under new boss Tommy Cummings, and posted a seventh-place finish in 1963–64, before missing out on promotion in 1964–65 due to their inferior goal average.
Chapman left Field Mill and returned to Lincoln as player-manager in March 1965, who were by now seeking re-election to the Fourth Division. In August 1965 he came on as a substitute, replacing Bunny Larkin; this was the first substitution in the club's history.[1] Lincoln finished 22nd in 1965–66, and once again had to apply for re-election. In October 1966 he reverted to solely a playing capacity as Ron Gray was appointed as manager.[3] He scored 21 goals in 1966–67 to become the club's top-scorer, but despite his scoring efforts the "Imps" still finished bottom of the Football League.
In June 1967, he joined Port Vale in a playing capacity, on a wage of £35 a week.[2] He was ever-present in the 1967–68 season, finishing as the club's top scorer with 25 goals in 49 games; he was also the division's joint top-scorer, along with Halifax Town's Les Massie.[2] In the summer manager Stanley Matthews resigned, and Gordon Lee took charge at Vale Park.[2] Despite suffering from sciatica, Chapman scored 12 goals in 34 games in the next season to once again become the top marksman.[2]
His final playing club in The Football League was Ken Roberts's Chester, who he joined in May 1969. He struck five goals in four pre-season friendly matches,[6] and then followed it up with two goals on his league debut at Scunthorpe United to take his career tally to 200.[6] However just one more league goal followed in his next eight league games and Chapman moved on to non-league side Nuneaton Borough, before joining Stafford Rangers as player-manager.[6]
Managerial career[edit]
Chapman steered Stafford Rangers to a treble of the FA Trophy, Northern Premier League and Staffordshire Senior Cup in 1972.[7] Rangers topped the league with 71 points, and beat Barnet 3–0 at Wembley in the Trophy final. This was followed up by him leading Rangers to the FA Cup fourth round three years later.[7] He then returned to professional circles with a short spell as Stockport County manager, where he signed George Best on a short-term deal.[3] His reign at Stockport was short and he returned to Port Vale as a coach in August 1976, before being sacked in May 1977 and returning to Stafford.[2]
In his second spell in charge of Rangers he led them to another FA Trophy triumph (this time a 2–0 victory over Kettering Town) before standing down in 1980.[7]
Later life and death[edit]
After leaving Rangers he took up the position as manager of Walsall Sports Company.[2]
He died in Stoke-on-Trent, three days after his 49th birthday. He had suffered a fatal heart attack, when playing in a five-a-side tournament.[8]
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- with Mansfield Town
- Football League Fourth Division fourth place promotion: 1962–63
as a Manager[edit]
- with Stafford Rangers
- Northern Premier League champion: 1971–72
- FA Trophy winner: 1972 & 1979
- Staffordshire Senior Cup winner: 1972 & 1973
- ^ a b c d "Roy Chapman". redimps.co.uk. Retrieved 3 June 2012.
- ^ a b c d e f g h Kent, Jeff (1996). Port Vale Personalities. Witan Books. p. 58. ISBN 0-9529152-0-0.
- ^ a b c "#39 – Roy Chapman". Lincoln City. 28 June 2007. Retrieved 13 May 2009.
- ^ Kent, Jeff (December 1991). Port Vale Tales: A Collection Of Stories, Anecdotes And Memories. Witan Books. p. 250. ISBN 0-9508981-6-3.
- ^ Turner & White (1993). The Breedon Book of Football Managers. p. 106. ISBN 1-873626-32-0.
- ^ a b c Chas Sumner (1997). On the Borderline: The Official History of Chester City 1885–1997. p. 81. ISBN 1-874427-52-6.
- ^ a b c "Stafford Rangers FC history". Port Pie. Archived from the original on 15 October 2012. Retrieved 31 January 2008.
- ^ Maul, Rob (13 August 2006). "Caught in Time". London: TimesOnline. Retrieved 20 February 2008.
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Use cold and flu season to your advantage and use empty tissue boxes for your recycled jewelry crafts. A Tissue Box Pendant from Candace Jedrowicz is the perfect addition to any outfit. Make one that is shiny, colorful and full of personality!
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- Cut your pendant shape from two fabulous pieces of cardboard.These were cut from a really fun Halloween tissue box.Cut at least 3 other pieces to go between.Punch holes as desired. I punched two holes so I can hang a bangle from the bottom.
- Glue all the pieces together. Use a clip or heavy object to compress while drying. This is important for the sanding of the edges.Be extra careful not to get glue on any foiled surface.Sand the edges smooth.Blacken the edges with felt pen or paint.
- Apply glossy dimensional sealer to all surfaces including edges, allowing to dry in between.Tip: You can use a clothes pin to hold a piece on it's side while drying.
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Burlesque & Sensual Arts 2
15 Aug 2014
Event times
The show starts at 6pm
Cost of entry
£5.00 on the door
- N001 The Biscuit Factory, (Tower Bridge Business Complex)
- 100 Clements Road ( use Drumand Road Entrance buzz for entry)
- London
- SE16 4dg
- United Kingdom
- www.trispacegallery.com
Travel Information
- Buses: 188, 381, C10, 47 (Jamaica Road stops, 5 minute walk to venue.
- Tube: Bermondsey Jubilee Line (5 min walk)
- Overland: Surrey Quays, East London Line (10 min walk). Rail: South Bermondsey Station (via London Bridge)
BURLESQUE NIGHT returns to Trispace Gallery
AboutBURLESQUE AND SENSUAL ARTS 2 Trispace Gallery is pleased to announce a raunchy and seductive exhibition/show of Burlesque & Sensual Arts with inspirational artists and performers coming from far and wide. On Friday August 15th this exotic event will commence with an evening of extravagant performances such as: ⢠Professional Burlesque dancing ⢠Live music ⢠Poetry readings Each separated by a brief opportunity to take advantage of the well stocked bar, and to browse the plethora of gorgeous visual works by a variety of individual artists such as : ⢠Charles THOMSON ⢠Rizelle MOLTE ⢠Daniel FERREIRA SANTOS ⢠Justin PIPERGER ⢠Charlie PI ⢠Bill SAUNDERS ARTISTS PERFORMING LIVE: ⢠Ava Lurenne, Burlesque Dancer ⢠Kyia Links, Singer ⢠Sky from the band Sky Keepers, Singer ⢠Immani Love, Erotic Poet ⢠Carlos Thomas, Video maker Entry: £5 on the door (for advance tickets, see the link below) Gallery, Bar & special cocktail on the night TRISPACE GALLERY AND BAR The Biscuit Factory Tower Bridge Business Complex Drummond Rd, London, SE16 4DG
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A Christmas Carol, The Chimes, and The Cricket on the Hearth
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"A Christmas Carol, The Chimes, and The Cricket on the Hearth" contains three of Charles Dickens most popular Christmas-time stories. In "A Christmas Carol" we have the classic story of Ebenezer Scrooge, a miserly old man who is visited by ghosts prior to Christmas to show him the error of his ways. In "The Chimes" we have the story of Toby Veck, a poor working-class man who has lost his faith in human nature. On New Year's Eve he is visited by spirits who show him that nobody is born evil, but rather that crime and poverty are constructs of man. In "The Cricket on the Hearth" we have the story of John Peerybingle and his family who have a guardian angel in the form of a cricket who is constantly chirping on the hearth. These classic holiday tales will delight readers of all ages.
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According to S&P Case Shiller's latest home price report, Las Vegas home prices are up 18.8 percent from a year ago.
Prices in "Sin City" bottomed in January 2012 at a median of $118,000 before rising at a record rate for 19 straight months until September 2013, when prices began to level off again, according to the Greater Las Vegas Association of Realtors. Cash buyers made up 34.7 percent of sales in June, down from a peak of nearly 60 percent in February 2013.
The Las Vegas housing market is in transition.
"The mix of closings are slanting much more toward nondistressed sales, which has fewer investors picking up properties," said Brian Gordon of Las Vegas-based analytics firm Applied Analysis.
Zilow economist Stan Humphries said affordability is still strong in Las Vegas. Fifty-seven percent of homes sold in Vegas are vacant and nearly 30 percent of homeowners are still in a negative equity position—meaning the homeowner owes more on the mortgage than the home is worth.
With more inventory on the market and fewer cash sales and because home values remain 30% below their peak levels, it is still possible for buyers to find bargains. Today, owner occupant home buyers are in a better position to get a property they want and can afford.
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United collapse as Kaka leads Milan to Liverpool rematch
Champions League: Milan 3 - 0 Manchester United (Agg: 5 - 3). Kaka stood out again as Milan produced a nerveless performance to out-class United and book a final spot.
We cut our own throats admits Ferguson
Champions League:
Sir Alex Ferguson praised Milan's performance but is annoyed his team will not be allowed more rest in the league.
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Scramble starts for £2,000 final tickets
There were serious security concerns about the Champions League final as the clamour for tickets saw prices rocket.
Concern at big voices missing from Ashes whitewash review
Digger: Ken Schofield, who leads the group reviewing England's Ashes debacle, has been criticised for failing to speak to key figures.
Milan remind United of the past with yet another masterclass
Richard Williams: History was against Manchester United, but it was through protecting Paul Scholes - on a yellow - that the Reds' midfield became so porous.
'We played perfect football' says Ancelotti
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Oddo and Jankulovski outflank United's plan of attack
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Mourinho's fate is in the balance after defeat to Liverpool left a gaping hole in Chelsea's trophy cabinet.
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Steven Gerrard says Mourinho showed 'disrespect' to Liverpool, who are confident of more European success.
Shevchenko Milan link
Andriy Shevchenko could be looking for a return to Milan after failing to win his manager's backing.
Milan bent on exorcising their demons
Champions League: Liverpool's "Miracle of Istanbul" two years ago still unnerves the Milanese, and only a vengeful victory will purge the pain.
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How to save penalties - the expert view
Four goalkeepers and a professor give their views on the best way to save a penalty, and why all of them cheat.
Parry's parting shot
The war of words continues as Rick Parry suggests Abramovich wasted his money on a poor season.
Shoot-out saviour Reina takes the final step to emulate his father
José Reina's house was burgled as Liverpool beat Chelsea, but he is more concerned about his father coming to the final.
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Mayweather family provide in-fight entertainment
Another Mayweather family feud has increased the anticipation for the "biggest fight of the decade" with Oscar De La Hoya.
Newcastle are focusing fully on Allardyce after poor Roeder run
Roeder could be on his way out of Newcastle, with Sam Allardyce favourite to replace him.
Badly beaten Dabo set to take Barton to court
Joey Barton is set to leave City after team-mate Ousmane Dabo threatened court action over his injuries.
Promotion worth £60m
Promotion to the Premiership is now worth £60m to clubs according to a new report.
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Sneering at footballers' new money is just old snobbery
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Higgins holds off O'Sullivan fightback
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Cook century firms up England prospects
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Keedy keeps the Lancashire faithful happy
Some of the Old Trafford crowd vented their anger as Surrey scored freely early on, but Lancashire's bowlers recovered well.
Walker still a menace to Sussex
Matthew Walker's century helped Kent to a good first-innings total after being in trouble at 66-4 against Sussex.
Vaughan finds his form but Yorkshire stutter
Vaughan showed improved form and Rashid hit a half-century, but Yorkshire could only post a modest total.
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Nadal claims Federer scalp in battle of the surfaces
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On the hoof Phillips trots on
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Millennium showpiece means mid-season magic
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Ron Cox's tip of the day
Count Ceprano 8.35 Wolverhampton
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£10m of improvements to Ascot's new grandstand failed to impress punters on the opening day of the season.
Cesare makes Spencer's day
Jamie Spencer extended his lead in the champion jockey race with three wins at Ascot and one at Kempton.
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Cory Beach and his family, along with co-owner John Weisflock, have re-opened the pizzeria at 1109 Warren St., the old All-Ways Pizza location.
"This is a more dine-in location," Beach said. "I liked it and it was nicer than our Venice Road location."
All-Ways Pizza has been at the Warren Street location for decades under two different owners, Weisflock said.
Weisflock had been a loyal customer at Venice Road Beach's Pizza, and he helped the Beach family find the new digs. He knew the former shop had closed, but the property wasn't in any sales listings.
After approaching the owners of the Warren Street facility, Weisflock and Beach landed a two-year deal to rent the location, with an option to purchase.
"We can see how we are going to do here," Beach said.
Part of the reason for the move: Beach's Pizza was having frequent electrical problems at the old building.
For his part, Weisflock loved the food and he saw firsthand how hard the Beach family worked. He soon became a part of the business.
Beach's Pizza & Pub will match competitors' coupons. The pizzeria will also offer delivery on orders of more than $10.
The food is still the same, using tried-and-true recipes created by the Beach family.
"We load our pizza up. You get a good quality pizza here," Beach said.
They offer a vegetarian pizza with spinach, mushrooms and feta cheese. One of the more unique offerings is a mac and cheese pizza, with pieces of hot dogs stuffed in the crust.
Beach's also offers gluten-free pastas.
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That morning we got up and things were a little of a mess with unusually roudy remnants of beer cans and all of the whiskey gone, to the point where Harcus took off a little early to try to find a trash bag from one of our neighbors. Jim and I got up around dawn and there was cloud cover and somehow we still seemed to take forever getting rolling and it was at least 8:30 agian before we got rolling. The other guys were feeling OK, I was feeling pretty damn stiff after 3 good nights now of drinking.
Here are a couple photos from that morning...
And Kev rolling up shortly before we left as the sun started peaking...
Again, epic spot...
From here we basically blasted north along some more fun fast and smooth roads along roads that all three of us knew. Pretty soon we started seeing some landmarks we'd passed a couple days earlier and were on roads from our way down. I drew the way back up in white...
Again my camera was sort of on the fritz from dust in the lens so there were many opportunities for great pics but I didn't really take any. We stopped at the Wellington Chevron again, which really is the landmark in this area, and had sort of a late breakfast / early lunch which was mostly our last real meal for the day on our way home and some nice warm coffee. We gassed up and about here I started becoming pretty adament about 3.5 gallons of gas or less for the way home which was a little risky but I definitely was sick of hauling around 25 lbs of extra unused fuel...
Jim ran into a couple in their late 50s or 60s on some gullwings or similar that were from California. The guy had a pretty neat wife on her own bike and they were nice as can be and wearing knee pads which was AGATT, and nice to see, and they were equally impressed with Jim and us and all of our stuff on our bikes, dirty as can be, and looking tough... Kevin started doing wheelies in the parking lot too.
Next we went back along the original route we planned, which was up from a famous road that comes right out at the Wellington Chevron called 9 Mile Canyon. 9 Mile Canyon is hotly contested because it was a Native American hotbed and the canyon walls are lines with Native American wall art and due to all of the oil and gas in the area the trucks creating dust times 100s of trucks coming down the road every day was supposedly ruining the wall art and destroying the environment. So the solution.. ...they paved it, and were finishing the last of it as we spoke.
Tthere were some deep now concrete washes and the road was fast and actually beautiful and twisty and awesome. We were actually psyched to be on some slab. Normally I avoid twisties on the dirt bike but all three of us were feeling it and hit the road fast and hard and had about 30 miles of awesome beautiful fun twists & turns. All completely in control of course, but just barely enough spirit in our riding to really have a lot of fun.
Then we came to the intersection with the Argyle canyon dirt road. We'd gone up at least another 1-2K feet in elevation and it started getting cooler and went from the deserts we'd been in for days to cool high elevation alpine forest on more of these fast jeep/subaru type roads through folks' rural ranches and good hunting terrain.
Here is the route basically showing the alpine route all the way from Wellington right back to Wallsburg and Midway where we'd all met up.
We really only got one good photo in the area which was this gorgeous high area where the temps dropped to low 50s maybe and we were at least 8500-9K feet or so in the southern most parts of the Uinta Mountains. This trip really did take us all over the place in all sorts of crazy terrain.
This part was a Ute Indian reservation and the folks we passed were Ute Indian ranchers in their early 90s beat up pickup trucks, herding their cattle. We were cruising through area after area of beautiful steep rough road with steep descents and ascents and tons of downed deadfall trees from the bark beetle epidemic that is sweeping Utah and Colorado. It was beautiful and scerene, and very cool in both how amazing it was, and in the temps... Completely different than in the morning. And its crazy how drastic temp changes (mountain to desert) can affect you on the bike. We all started getting cold and layered up, and it makes you feel weak on the bike. It was also pretty cool what these ranchers were also getting their trucks and campers & stuff up and over.
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In the last show of a run of 10, performances John Cleese, Michael Palin, Terry Gilliam, Eric Idle and Terry Jones appeared on stage at London's O2 Arena, while audiences watched in more than 2000 cinemas around the world.
Comic stars including David Walliams, Steve Coogan, Eddie Izzard, Martin Freeman and Mike Myers were all in attendance as the stars performed classic sketches including The Lumberjack Song and the Fish Slapping sketch.
Ahead of the final One Down, Five To Go show, Eric Idle tweeted: "The Final Night of Monty Python goes live round the world tonight. There won't be a dry seat in the house. Thank you all for everything."
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As of Tuesday, March 18, 2014
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Last week was the next to last for this year's legislative session. In the House, we saw a relatively even division of our time between committee work and floor consideration of Senate bills. In the course of the week, we voted on 30 bills and resolutions on the House floor, and also cast over two dozen votes in the process of working out differences between House and Senate versions of bills. Of the bills and resolutions, virtually all of them were fairly workaday measures, and not of very great general interest. One bill, however, after a lengthy journey to the House floor, stood out.
SB 213 is intended to hold off potential federal judicial intrusion into management of water flow in the Flint River basin. As with any river, the Flint has many farms and businesses along its course that draw water from it. Under normal conditions, water flow is adequate to meet these needs. However, during extreme droughts, water flow can drop sufficiently to threaten survival of aquatic organisms, some of which are on the federal endangered species list. Contention that withdrawals from the river during such times make matters worse threatens to land the issue in federal court. This could result in a court-ordered intrusion into the management of the river, as has happened elsewhere. Aside from the loss of our state's control over some of its own water resources, this possibility also creates a great deal of uncertainty for the farms and businesses dependent on water from the Flint.
In order to curb this threat to the economic well-being of the region, the bill would implement new management efforts by the state. The first of these would be a phased-in increase of the irrigation efficiency standard required for large-scale agricultural users. This means folks who draw enough water (that is, 100,000 or more gallons per day) to be required, under current law, to have a permit from the state Environmental Protection Division, or EPD. Second, and more controversially, the bill would give the EPD the power to do what is called "flow augmentation", which would involve pumping water from underground aquifers into the Flint River basin during times of extreme drought. The bill also clarifies that the EPD does have the power to temporarily suspend the large withdrawal permits at points downstream from where flow augmentation water is added.
SB 213 had passed the Senate last year, which gave observers plenty of time to examine its provisions prior to this year's legislative session. A number of concerns were raised by various interest groups. There was debate about whether the bill could somehow authorize transfer of water between river basins in the state, which is seen in a very negative light in many places outside of metro Atlanta. There was concern that the bill was so broad that it would amount to a power grab by the state and the EPD, and be a negative precedent for our traditional interpretation of water rights. In addition, sportsman and water recreation groups were fearful that the bill would damage their interests all along the river. Thus, though the bill was available in committee in the House from the very beginning of this year's session, it did not move quickly, and saw a great deal of further discussion. Many changes were made, to include a prohibition on possible interbasin water transfers, as well as a restriction of the flow augmentation provisions to a much smaller and more precisely defined area. Even so, the bill still faced significant opposition as it finally came to the House floor last week, and I was fully prepared to vote in opposition.
However, after the bill had been voted out of committee, the authors had continued to work with those having concerns, and agreement was reached on a further amendment. This amendment focused the flow augmentation provisions so that they could only be used for aquatic life protection purposes in the more tightly defined area. Adoption of the amendment during the floor consideration of the bill changed the dynamic of the discussion completely. Several of the bill's once fiercest opponents got up to speak, explaining that this final amendment changed the bill into a worthwhile measure that they would support. The amendment also addressed my concerns, so I supported the bill, which passed by 164 to 3.
Doug Holt, R-Social Circle, represents District 112, comprised of Morgan County and part of Newton County, in the Georgia House of Representatives. He can be reached at 404-656-0152 or by email at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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7/5/2015 : Whether you're looking to start Judo or Martial Arts for the first time, you're seeking to improve your grappling skills or you're seeking a great system of self-defence, Judo has something for everybody...
Many people know Judo for it's spectacular throwing techniques but Judo also involves a wealth of grappling techniques that involve effective pins, holds, arm locks and choking techniques. Judo is almost unique in that it offers these techniques but simultaneously emphasizes safety under the strict rules and regulations governing this widely practiced, Olympic sport. Judo is learned and practiced on special mats that help to prevent injury.
Judo is a fantastic martial art that offers a range of real benefits and rewards: It is an incredibly fun sport, it teaches discipline, it builds friendships and sportsmanship, it builds strength and fitness and it is a devastating system of self-defense or combat. Many of the grappling techniques demonstrated in modern mixed martial arts (MMA), can be seen in Judo competitions across the world. The absence of striking (punching and kicking), which is prohibited from Judo competition, makes Judo an ideal environment to learn and enjoy grappling in it's purest and most effective form.
One of the real benefits of Judo is that unlike many other martial arts, Judo offers the practitioner a means to practice their skills in a sporting format. Like most quality, competitive Judo schools, our Scottsdale, Arizona Judo Lessons are offered in a practical format with immediate opportunities to practice and apply techniques.
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On the other hand, the good news is that this issue—green design in general—has great potential to cause a fundamental shift in environmental regulation as well as in material management. The clear need is for flexible regulations that create harmony between the manufacturer, the government, and the customer. Only market-based regulations can create such harmony.
In the final analysis, industrial ecology considerations, life cycle waste management, and pollution prevention are quite similar. They are based on practices that, in the automotive industry, are already in place. Ultimately, these approaches must be combined with total quality management to meet the future demands for ''greenness," which we all expect our future customers to require. One of the most difficult barriers to the success of such comprehensive approaches is the inflexible, non-market-based, command-and-control, environmental regulatory system now in place.
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Redmond O'Neal appeared before a judge today and admitted to violating his probation.
He came into court wearing a jumpsuit and handcuffs, and when the judge asked him whether he understood what he had done, he answered, "Yes , your honor."
But he admitting didn't help matters, since the judge ruled that Redmond will remain in custody. He'll stay behind bars until next Friday when he'll appear in court again for another hearing.
This kid is trouble! Maybe the judge just wants to make an example of him, since he keeps getting himself into trouble over and over again.
In fact, aside from his two most recent drug-related arrests, Redmond also has an ongoing case at LAX court regarding a DUI & drug arrest from January 2008.
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Shares of Cablevision (NYSE: CVC) have fared extremely poorly since last October, when shareholders walked away from a $36.26 per share management-led buyout offer. It's currently off about 25 percent since then, although at one point, the stock was down 40 percent. Now the controlling Dolan family has hired Bear Stearns to help explore value creating moves, according to a NYP report. Among the options on the table: a sale of its Rainbow Media unit, which includes cable networks IFC, WE and AMC, home of the hit TV show Mad Men. The unit may be worth up to $3 billion. Additionally, the company is open to various acquisitions, including digital properties, other cable networks and music venues.
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Though much of McWethy's focus was on national security and diplomacy, his stories also touched upon terrorism, espionage and intelligence matters. He was heavily involved in coverage of the Oklahoma City bombing, and twice traveled to Antarctica.
McWethy reported on all five historic meetings between President Reagan and Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev. He covered the Iran-Contra affair, and, from Washington, the U.S. invasions of Grenada and Panama, and Israel's invasion of Lebanon.
McWethy joined ABC News in 1979 as chief Pentagon correspondent, covering the Iran hostage crisis and the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan.
McWethy received at least five national Emmy Awards for his participation in "World News Tonight" coverage of Sept. 11, 2001, ABC News' millennium coverage, and individual reporting on Ross Perot, the Persian Gulf War, and the Soviet military. He also received an Alfred I. duPont-Columbia Award, an Overseas Press Club Award and other honors. In 2002, he was awarded an honorary doctorate from DePauw University in Indiana.
From 1973 to 1979, McWethy was a reporter for U.S. News & World Report, the last two years as chief White House correspondent. He joined U.S. News as science and technology editor. McWethy began his career in journalism at Congressional Quarterly.
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sailormoon steampunk locket 7 by TimelessCharmWatch
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another sailor moon steampunk broach i made for a Xmas commission.
i really like the small gears and watch parts i added under the crystal heart.
i really like the small gears and watch parts i added under the crystal heart.
Mi piacerebbe Molto sfoggiare alcune di queste meraviglie Alla prossima Lucca Comix, colomba per'altro lavorerò.
Su Pinterest ho Visto Uno scettro Lunare Molto Particolare Che sembra Una Tua opera ... VORREI Avere MAGGIORI INFORMAZIONI E se possibile. Grazie. comunque complimenti, sei ONU artista straordinario!
OMG! I love it *O*
Love it! I WANT IT!
i love this! do you sell them?
i do! currently i have 3 left, i also make more upon request (am making some right now) here you can check which ones are still for sale:
any more questions or to commission one let me know
any more questions or to commission one let me know
sell me this, please, for my daughter's birthday.
i dont have this one anymore, but i have 3 lefts. remember they are all different and one of a kind. send me a note
Omg this is beyond phenomenally gorgeous!! ♥♥ I'm absolutely in love with your work!!
This one is my absolute favorite. Do you have any like this with the pink heart and wings?
i dont have a pink heart at the moment, but i do have sailor start one, and and i have some new ones with a red heart that i will be posting shortly
do you do stuff on demand?? (sorry, my english is bad)
like a Sailor Moon steampunk clock broach?
like a Sailor Moon steampunk clock broach?
how do I Order one?
do you sell these?
This is amazing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
so beautiful... i love it
I would totally buy that! I so love it!
I'm so dead right now from this amaingness!
loooove this one!
Oh, that's just fabulous! How large of a piece is that?
This piece is dangerously inspiring for a costumer. I fear where the mind might take me.
This piece is dangerously inspiring for a costumer. I fear where the mind might take me.
I totally want this for my Sailor Moon steampunk cosplay I wanna do.
thank you!
This is gorgeous. And all over pinterest if you search for Sailor Moon, but none of them link back here unfortunately. Perhaps worth a look?
This is so amazing! I am in-love!
Beautiful, really well done!
Ha ha! Of all the people who could have found the same item! Small world
This beautiful ♥!!
It's really a nice job!
It's really a nice job!
LOVE this!
Admittedly I'm not much of a steam punk fan but this really is wonderful. I kinda want one
This is STUNNING! how big was this one? NGL, even as a guy I'd love a small version I could wear as a necklace. In any case, great work!
*-* Omg. This is beyond beautiful.
How can I get one of these?! I want one SO badly...
this is pretty. can you make one in a necklace form if posable if so how much
i would love one of these! Is is possible to get a small one for a necklace or something? Can I email you to ask about it more?


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