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Groined arch and a flying buttress; both are common architectural elements.
Cinquefoil, part of a Gothic ornament commonly found in stone decorations of windows or panels.
A chevron found in architecture.
Cinquefoil, a Gothic ornament found in stone decorations of windows or panels.
Crocket, as seen in Exeter Cathedral in England.
A gable is the triangular part of an exterior wall between the side walls and the slopes of the roof.
Norwich, a cloister example, found in England.
Worcester, an example of a cloister.


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Jenky formations...Graffiti // Monday, February 02, 2015
Jenks is a city dweller, so when he wants to go on a natural retreat he just paints what he wants to see. Those top rock formations look similar to South Utah. Can we be there now please?
New Jenks pieceGraffiti // Monday, November 10, 2014
Jenks is highly proficient and specialized in the professional art of "Stylin' on Dem Toys."
Señor JenkinsGraffiti // Thursday, August 21, 2014
We've said pretty much everything that can be said about San Francisco-based graffiti writer, Jenks. He's a master of his craft and a veteran of the streets. This piece speaks for itself. Kiddies take notes.
Jenks x PeaceGraffiti // Thursday, August 07, 2014
These two have been around long enough to see a couple generations of writers come and go. We don't want to point out the obvious, but they both still got the touch.
Jenks in VegasGraffiti // Tuesday, June 03, 2014
No stranger to style and originality, Jenks built his own populated city around this impressive piece in Las Vegas.
New Jenks PieceGraffiti // Saturday, August 31, 2013
Never one to disappoint in the department of funk and flavor, Bay Area veteran, Jenks drops another serious spray paint heater on the streets.
Jenks in the grass...Graffiti // Thursday, May 09, 2013
The style commando and graffiti veteran, Jenks, drops yet another piece in the city of Oakland.
jenks x LewseGraffiti // Wednesday, April 24, 2013
Two Bay Area writers who have been around long enough to watch the seasons and tides of graffiti change a number of times.
The Building is on Fire!Graffiti // Friday, April 05, 2013
We posted this Jenks before the additional additions from Peace, Kruks, and Groner. This building got hooked up most definitely.
New Jenks PieceGraffiti // Friday, March 08, 2013
Nothing has changed. Jenks is still that guy with all the style and funk that other writers are envious of. Example in the following.

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One thing I'm really grateful for are our family traditions.
Our little ones know that the colder it gets outside, the closer Chanukah & Christmas are. We've been hearing "is it time for decorations yet?" many many times over the past month, but now that it is (almost) december we got out the decorations & found a tree:
(we stopped halfway through decorating to take pictures & head out for a walk)
I'll show you a picture of the finished tree tomorrow!
Wishing you a magical day!


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race for the cure
What: Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure
When: 8:30 am, Saturday, September 26
Where: Grant Park, Chicago
Who: 41 CB2 team members, 10,000 total participants expected
For the first time, we've assembled a CB2 team to participate in Chicago's Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure taking place this Saturday, September 26th. 80% of our merchandising team are women but breast cancer has touched every member in one way or another; so we're dedicated to raising funds with strong hopes a cure is found soon.
The statistics are astounding—approximately 1 in 8 women will develop breast cancer at some point in their lives. Not only will we be there to support the women who have completed or who are undergoing treatment, we're participating for the future health of all women. For more statistics, go here.
The Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation is the nation's largest funding source for research dedicated solely to breast cancer. The good news is that currently there are 2.5 million breast cancer survivors living in the US. So together, we know we can make a difference!
First started in 1997, this is the 13th annual race. We hope you can join your local event or come out to support those participating. And tune in next week, we'll share photos from the event and we'll let you know how much is contributed—so far we've raised over $11K and we're the #2 fundraising team in the Chicago area.


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This is from Chuck Collins, of the Institute for Policy Studies, and a D&S Associate:
Handing Wall Street speculators an unconditional check for a $1 trillion should not happen. Any assistance should be tied to placing conditions on runaway CEO pay and on a bailout for Main Street communities. The messed up CEO pay incentive system is one major factor that contributed to the casino economy in the first place.
The Institute for Policy Studies and leaders in the Working Group on Extreme Inequality have been pressing for caps on CEO pay for companies receiving assistance. However, we have strong concerns that Congress may give Treasury Secretary Paulson, a former Wall Street executive, too much power to judge whether executive pay packages at the bailed-out firms are "excessive. See our Talking Points on this subject.
Send an Email and Letter to Members of Congress.
Emphasize these points:
1. No deal without clean caps on excessive CEO pay. We cannot leave it up to the Treasury Secretary to decide what is "excessive." Congress needs backbone to stand-up for what is right.
2. "Pay as You Go Bailout" -The speculators who caused the problem should pay the costs, not our children and grandchildren.
Write to your members through Campaign for America's Future email and letter campaign.
For more information, read:
The Bailout and CEO Pay: What's 'Excessive'?
by Sarah Anderson and Sam Pizzigati
Tax the Speculators: A Fair Plan to Pay for Bailout
Chuck Collins suggests that speculators should pay for the bailout, not the next generation. From The Nation.
REPORT: "Executive Excess 2008: How Average Taxpayers Subsidize Executive Pay"
This IPS report describes the five ways that taxpayers subsidize excessive CEO pay to the tune of $20 billion a year.
Progressive Conditions for the Bailout
By Dean Baker.
What Wall Street Should Do To Get Its Blank Check
Robert Reich proposes five key components.
For commentary, analysis and data about extreme inequality, visit www.extremeinequality.org.
To learn more about the Program on Inequality and the Common Good, visit the Institute for Policy Studies.


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Christina Torres of Memphis recently graduated from the Savannah College of Art and Design. Torres earned a master's degree in Arts Administration.
Munford High School student Naomi Sigler of Millington has accepted a Regents Scholarship at Eastern Kentucky University.
Eight Memphis City Schools students have been named 2013 National Achievement Scholarship Semifinalists by the National Merit Scholarship Corporation. The National Achievement Scholarship program honors the top 3 percent of African-American students in the United States based on their Preliminary SAT scores. The local semifinalists from Memphis City Schools are:
Central High School — Erin Chatman
Cordova High School — Stephanie Fitzhug and Amanda Jones
White Station High School — Chiyerre Echie, Jasmine Jefferson, Bruce Renfroe, Chioma Udeaja and Rochelle Wilbun.
Anna Rodell of Germantown, has received the Governor's Housing Scholarship and Governor's Scholarship to attend Southeast Missouri State University for the 2013-2014 academic year. Rodell, daughter of Kevin and Katy Rodell of Germantown, will be a 2013 graduate of Evangelical Christian School in Cordova.
Army National Guard Pvt. Mario M. Murrell has graduated from basic combat training at Fort Jackson, Columbia, S.C. Murrell, a 2008 graduate of Houston High School, is the son of Algie and Tina Murrell of Memphis.
Air Force Master Sgt. Daniel G. Martin has deployed overseas to a forward operating base to serve in support of Operation Enduring Freedom. Martin is a noncommissioned officer-in-charge of troop construction assigned to the 628th Civil Engineer Squadron at Joint Base Charleston, S.C. The master sergeant has served in the military for 21 years. He is the brother of Kari Sullivan of Memphis.
Army National Guard Pvt. Jerica E. Allen has graduated from basic combat training at Fort Jackson, Columbia, S.C. Allen, a 2011 graduate of Middle College High School, is the sister of Deedric Allen of Memphis.
Army Pfc. Michael J. Turner has graduated from basic combat training at Fort Jackson, Columbia, S.C. Turner is a 2009 graduate of Cordova High School.
Army Pfc. Paul A. Moreno has graduated from basic infantry training at Fort Benning, Columbus, Ga. Moreno, a 2007 graduate of Tom C. Clark High School, San Antonio, Texas, is the son of Antonio Moreno of Germantown.
Air Force Airman Mark A. Logan graduated from basic military training at Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio, Texas. Logan, a 2011 graduate of Bolton High School, is the son of Mark Logan of Bartlett.
Air Force Airman Dee J. Canale graduated from basic military training at Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio, Texas. Canale, a 2011 graduate of Houston High School, is the son of Vickey Canale of Collierville.
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These are some of my works in progress and some ramblings about books, Dvds and life. The afghan is crochet on 4.25 mm hook or G.
Come Out & Knit!!!
Check out the "official" WWKiP website to find an event in your area!
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Anchors, anchor line, anchor winches, anchor accessories, dock bumpers and fenders, dock ladders, dock lighting, dock line and more at Gander Mountain. Everything you need for your dock or anchoring your boat can be found here. We carry anchors and dock accessories from the top brands, Dockmate, Minn Kota, Danforth, Jim Buoy and more. Shop for all your anchoring and docking items now!
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Denver CFOs Report Second-quarter Hiring Plans
Tuesday, March 12, 2013
Denver CFOs Report Second-quarter Hiring Plans11:00 EDT Tuesday, March 12, 2013Seven Percent of Companies Plan to Create Professional-Level Jobs in Next 3 MonthsDENVER, March 12, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Seven percent of chief financial officers (CFOs) in the Denver area expect to add new professional-level positions in the second quarter, according to the Denver Professional Employment Forecast from Robert Half. Another 82 percent said they will not be adding new positions but will fill roles that open in the next three months. Nine percent of respondents will not be hiring, even to fill an open position, and 2 percent plan to reduce staff levels.The Professional Employment Forecast was developed by Robert Half, the world's first and largest specialized staffing firm. The survey was conducted by an independent research firm and is based on interviews with more than 100 CFOs from the Denver area at companies with 20 or more employees who were asked about their hiring plans for professional-level positions in the coming quarter.CFOs were asked, "What are your company's hiring plans for full-time professional-level employees in the second quarter?" Their responses:Expanding -- adding new positions 7%Maintaining -- only filling vacated positions 82%Freezing -- not filling vacated positions or creating new ones 9%Reducing -- eliminating positions 2%100%"While CFOs, in general, are cautious in their hiring outlooks, many firms are adding personnel to accommodate new growth opportunities," said Karen Policastro, regional vice president for Robert Half in Denver. "Low unemployment rates and increased demand for skilled talent are creating a highly competitive hiring environment, particularly in Denver's construction, property management, healthcare, manufacturing, and renewable energy fields."Founded in 1948, Robert Half International, the world's first and largest specialized staffing firm, is a recognized leader in professional staffing services. The company's specialized staffing divisions include Accountemps, Robert Half Finance & Accounting and Robert Half Management Resources, for temporary, full-time and senior-level project professionals, respectively, in the fields of accounting and finance; OfficeTeam, for highly skilled office and administrative support professionals; Robert Half Technology, for information technology professionals; Robert Half Legal, for legal personnel; and The Creative Group, for interactive, design, marketing, advertising and public relations professionals. Robert Half International has staffing and consulting operations in more than 400 locations worldwide. Find more information at roberthalf.com, and follow us on Twitter at twitter.com/roberthalf.Note to editors: To speak with a local expert on employment trends in the Denver area, please contact Meghan Lockhart at (206) 749-0960.SOURCE Robert Half InternationalFor further information: Meghan Lockhart, +1-206-749-0960, email@example.com


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Holiday Decor Debate Results
The results are in! After polling our readers online about top holiday decorating dilemmas, we can now share the votes. Much like the designers and homeowners who commented on these questions in our November 2012 issue, the numbers are close.
1. CHRISTMAS TREE: Real or faux?
57% prefer a real tree. Nothing beats the smell of natural pine.
2. ON TOP: Angel or star?
The results were especially close for this one, with 53% voting in favour of a star tree topper, and 47% would rather top their tree with an angel.
3. ORNAMENTS: Homemade or chic?
Personally I love the look of homemade ornaments, but 62% of readers polled opt for chic ones.
4. OUTDOOR LIGHTS: White or coloured?
When it comes to lighting up your home's exterior, 60% of readers favour white lights over rainbow strands.
5. DOOR WREATH: Ornaments and sparkle, or natural boughs?
Here's where we saw a clear winner — 71% of readers would pick natural boughs over wreaths with ornaments and sparkle.
Thanks for voting, everyone! Find out what Suzanne Dimma, designer Nicola Marc and more homeowners had to say about these hot holiday topics in our November 2012 issue.
Discover more Christmas and holiday decorating ideas in our guide.
Photo credits:
1, 3. House & Home December 2011 issue, photography by Virginia Macdonald
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5. House & Home November 2010 issue, photography by Michael Graydon
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23 will be detailed. Because risks are interrelated with respon- erally not held responsible for end-product performance; it is sibility, an agency needs to carefully determine its role in the simply accountable for workmanship. Such contracts have the design and construction of the chip seal so as to most equi- effect of making performance unwarrantable, because all proj- tably allocate risk between the agency and the contractor. ect risk is allocated to the agency. Input-driven contracts are found in both Minnesota and Texas, two states with extensive and successful chip seal programs. CONTRACT RISK Considering different contract types along a continuum of Output-Driven Contracts risk allocation allows one to distinguish risk based on proj- ect responsibilities. Essentially, there are four categories of For a contractor to guarantee performance, it needs to have contract information that must be evaluated to ascertain the input into the design of the project (Stephens et al. 2002). risk allocation contained in a chip seal contract: Output-driven contracts, exhibited in the center of the con- tract risk continuum, specify the where and when but allow 1. Design responsibility--Who does the design, the owner the contractor's responsibilities to broaden into control over or the contractor? design and construction methods. As a result of the contrac- 2. Level of material specification prescription--Are end- tor's having some control over the end product, output-driven product, performance, or method specifications used? contracts are warrantable. The contractual arrangement in 3. Level of construction methods prescription--Can Ohio is an example of how end-product specifications allow the contractor choose the construction method and the contractor to assume a greater level of project risk. equipment? 4. Warranty content and period--What are the specific data? Performance-Driven Contracts Overseas, chip seal contracts are increasingly moving toward Figure 22 illustrates the continuum of chip seal contract performance-driven contracts (Sprayed Sealing Guide 2004). risk and relates the four categories to the type of contract risk These contracts, as illustrated at the extreme right of the con- that is inherent to each point on the continuum. It should be tinuum, no longer have the agencies specifying where, when, noted that the three examples shown in the figure are not the or how. That network decision is now the responsibility of only possibilities that can be observed. However, they do the contractor (Sprayed Sealing Guide 2004). All design and represent the majority of this study's findings in both the lit- construction liabilities are assumed by the contractor, with the erature review and the survey responses. agency's only responsibility being to specify outcome. Exam- ples of this type are found in New Zealand. The surface tex- Input-Driven Contracts ture of the chip seal projects is measured by using the sand patch test after the end of 1 year, and the payment is adjusted As shown in Figure 22, input-driven contracts are differenti- according to whether the project's macrotexture has performed ated by the agency's having the responsibility to prescriptively as designed. This is a country where hot-mix asphalt pavement specify the chip seal's design and construction methods. Basi- is authorized only on roads carrying 20,000 ADT or more cally, the agency specifies where, when, and how (Sprayed (B. Pidwerbeski, Fulton Hogan, Ltd., Christchurch, New Sealing Guide 2004). The contractor simply gets paid for any Zealand, unpublished interview, Jan. 23, 2004). New Zealand equipment and materials used on the project. Such contracts also has many of the environmental challenges faced in the are likely to be found with agencies that perform their own northern United States and Canada in its mountainous areas, field adjustments of application rates, for the contractor cannot where maintenance chip seals installed on top of two- or be expected to be responsible for the decisions of the agency. three-course surface treatments must be resistant to snow- Therefore, under input-driven contracts, the contractor is gen- plowing (Owen 1999). Input Driven Output Driven Performance Driven Maximum Risk Owner Maximum Risk Contractor Owner Designed Owner or Contractor Designed Contractor Designed Prescriptive Specification Prescriptive Specification Performance Specification Owner's Construction Methods Contractor's Construction Method Contractor's Construction Method Construction Unwarrantable Construction Warrantable Long-Term Warranties FIGURE 22 Contract risk continuum.


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Huthwaite's globally acclaimed models are based on the world's largest-ever behavioral psychology study on sales, conducted over 12 years by Founder of Huthwaite and Author of SPIN ®Selling Neil Rackham. The combination of Huthwaite's expert research and proven approach to behavior change solidifies our position as the #1 choice for sales training for individuals and organizations world-wide.
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Our training is focused on the buyer and centered on the buying process, and our approach to training ensures both the individual and organizational change that drives real business results. This approach combines our powerful methodologies with a range of tools to assure success. These tools include:Huthwaite's core offerings, from SPIN® Selling and Sales Strategy to Negotiation Skills form only the initial component of our approach when embarking on the long-term behavior change process.
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Huthwaite's Integrated Learning Experience is a structured, sequential process designed to accelerate skills development. Each component of the experience builds upon and supports the preceding one. The ILE combines expert-led, hands-on workshops with on-demand, personalized eLearning, online assessments and reinforcement tools in a process where skills are introduced, practiced and embedded into the daily work routine of the participant. This is further supported by a structured coaching process as well as personal and group development activities.The Integrated Learning Experience is a comprehensive and effective sales performance improvement process, expertly engineered to produce both immediate and long-term individual and organizational selling excellence.
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Oxnard grower Gills Onions disputes FDA warning on processing facility
The Food and Drug Administration has warned Oxnard onion grower and processor Gills Onions that it continues to have issues with a dangerous bacterium at its processing plants.
The FDA wrote Gills in January after repeated findings of Listeria monocytogenes at one of its fresh onion and celery processing plants. The agency found a problem in the facility that allows the bacteria to live and grow, that the actions Gills had recently taken to correct the problems were inadequate and that unsanitary handling and processing of its products had caused the Listeria contamination.
Gills, however, said it has already responded and implemented the FDA's recommendations but that the agency still included them in its most recent letter.
The FDA says in the Jan. 23 warning that because food tested positive for Listeria after it was processed through new equipment, Gills should implement a plan to control Listeria on the field crops before they come into the facility. Gills should also implement a plan to keep the bacterium from growing and spreading in the plant.
Additionally, the FDA recommends that Gills test surfaces that come in contact with food at least every week, rather than its current monthly tests, so that it can take action before the bacteria begin breeding on equipment and within the plant.
The agency cites several dates from May to September when Gills' fresh diced onions tested positive for Listeria in tests by Canadian food safety officials and California public health officials. Tests during FDA inspections in May and June also found Listeria in the plant, including on surfaces where food had been, according to the letter.
Finally, Gills should write an environmental monitoring plan for Listeria that outlines what the company will do to fix the situation when it finds the bacterium, the FDA said.
Gills owner Steve Gill said in a statement that the FDA warning "surprised" him because the company had already given the state and FDA detailed summaries of measures, upgrades and plant rebuilds that were under way or completed. He said the company told the FDA separately the actions it had taken to address the agency's recommendations, which "were still itemized by the FDA."
Gill said the company has also told the FDA that its food safety measures meet and sometimes exceed federal requirements.
"We firmly believe that we have not only aggressively addressed regulatory recommendations, but have taken their comments significantly further," Gill wrote.
In late July and early August, Gills underwent two voluntary and related product recalls caused by the discovery of Listeria. Supermarkets in at least 32 states had to pull products made with the onions. Gills also voluntarily recalled 2,360 pounds of diced red onions in May.
The FDA said Gills must write the agency within 15 working days with the actions taken since its communications with the California Department of Public Health in late September, and arrange to meet with the FDA to describe plans to resolve the FDA's outlined issues.
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Bo tells Evangeline about his theory where Spencer is concerned, Nash thinks Jessica is out to ruin his life, Todd lets Blair in on his scheme and John wants to go after Spencer...
Evangeline goes to Bo, and he tells her that he thinks Todd abducted Spencer! Evangeline says if Todd does have Spencer, she doesn't even want to think about what he's doing to him. Bo reminds her that Todd could very well end up on death row again because of this. Evangeline comments that John is going to flip out when he hears that Spencer is missing, and Bo decides that he should be the first to tell him.
Natalie makes it clear to John that she will not let him do anything to prevent his recovery! Michael shows up and tells John he can't take any shortcuts. After John begs for him to go to his doctors to see if the skin graphs can be pushed up, Michael agrees.
Natalie joins Michael in the hallway, and Michael tells her that John's doctors can't speed up the process. Michael reminds Natalie that John is going to find a way to get to Spencer, that he'll never be able to put what Spencer did to their father behind him!
Jessica goes to Nash and tells him she has a tree on the roof of her car. When she offers to help him decorate it, Nash says he's had all the Christmas he can handle for one day. Jessica accuses Nash of being depressed and tells him she is not going to let him spend the holidays alone. Jessica asks him again to help her get the tree. Nash gets emotional, tells Jessica that he's not depressed, just upset that he's only a part-time father. He wants so much more, a family to share his life with�
Although the pain in his hand is clearly there, Cris manages to paint again. Antonio shows up, and Cristian expresses that he wants to ask Evangeline to marry him but can't. He explains that he wants to buy her a ring and provide her with a life that she deserves, but doesn't have any income coming in. Cris says he doesn't want to feel like a freeloader all his life. Antonio tries to cheer Cris up by telling him that life is too short, that he needs to live now! And if he loves Evangeline, he needs to show her! Suddenly, Evangeline shows up and Antonio leaves the two alone�
Evangeline throws herself in Cris's arm and tells him she's had an awful day. Cris kisses her, says that he's about to make her day better. Cris romanticizes Evangeline with wine and a massage, then tells her to lay back and let him take care of her.
As Spencer looks up at the slowly dripping water, he vows to kill Todd once he gets free! Spencer starts to hallucinate and thinks his mother is there calling out to him. Spencer remembers back to his mother on her deathbed and to the confession his mother made to him, to her last dying request� "Please make Asa pay!" Spencer begins scrapping his arms on the chair, trying to rip through the duct tape�
Bo goes to John and tells him that Spencer's van was hijacked by a masked man, that Spencer is missing. Bo explains that he thinks that Todd is behind Spencer's abduction. John tells Bo to do whatever it takes to find Spencer.
After Bo leaves, Michael gives John the news that his procedures can't be rushed. John expresses that he doesn't want to get out of the hospital for revenge, he wants to start a new life. He goes on to say that he can't do that until he finishes what he started by putting Spencer Truman away! Finally, John convinces Michael to do whatever he can to help him, Michael leaves� Natalie also agrees to be there for John - no matter what.
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Jan 04 2008
Congratulations, Shelly! You had some stiff competition (boy are my retinas tired), but in the end your entry was the perfect combination of original, clever, and cute, and a perfect nod to his CATatonic state (get it? get it?). Email me at [email protected] to claim your nutritious, delicious B & H gift card! Then promptly visit their website and order me some sweet loot, okay? C'mon. It's the right thing to do.
Incredible entires, everyone—simply wonderful. My suckling infant, Charlie, really elicited some awesome creativity from all of you! But I'm not surprised; he has a way of bringing out the best in people. Even now, as I type this post, he's sleeping on my lap and twitching wildly, probably dreaming about some rabbit or unicorn or something, and it's making me have all sorts of wonderful thoughts about joining the Peace Corps or something equally world-changing. It's the kind of dog he is.
Here are some fabulous contenders that caught my eye (in no particular order):
"Groggy Doggy" by Katrina of the North – Very cute.
"Hound Asleep" by Amy (and others) – One of the real competitors! Great one.
"Barka Lounger" by Martha – Marlboro Man loved this one.
"Dog Gone" by Tanya in FL (and others) – Good one!
"Charlie Naplin" by Marysia in TX – Ha ha ho ho hee hee. Ha.
"Chuck Snorris" by Carrie – HA HA HO HO HEE HEE. HO.
"Frito Lazy" by Melissa – Perfect nod to his corn-chip paws.
"Snooze Hound" by Dodi – Hee!
"Numb Chuck" by Allison – Ha!
…and one of my personal favorites:
"Caution: Attack Dog on Duty" by Mel – Hilarious in its irony.
As always, choosing the winner is a totally subjective process, and what one man (i.e., me) might respond to won't necessarily be what another man (i.e., you) would choose. But the great thing about these contests is, they're just like that monthly phone bill…or that mortgage payment…or that invoice for all those Marie Osmond dolls you order from HSN all the time: there's always another one on the horizon! Thanks for throwing you creativity into the ring.
Until next time,
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April On Friday, January 4 at 8:30 am
GREAT job all!!! And great title, PW!
The Homesteading Housewife On Friday, January 4 at 8:31 am
emily On Friday, January 4 at 8:32 am
Dogatonic! Why didn't I think of that. Awesome.
The Homesteading Housewife On Friday, January 4 at 8:32 am
Great title!! oops pressed the wrong button and posted before I was done.
**giggling** Dogatonic… he he he
Stephanie On Friday, January 4 at 8:33 am
Too funny, but a great title. I love it.
Cynde On Friday, January 4 at 8:34 am
Great title! I don't envy you're reading through those and choosing, PW.
Susan On Friday, January 4 at 8:36 am
They were all great – my favorite: Caution: Attack Dog on Duty!
LJ On Friday, January 4 at 8:36 am
I become more and more keenly aware of my great dumbness every time you hold one of these contests, Ree. I am in awe of your witty and smart readers.
bamagirl On Friday, January 4 at 8:37 am
Congratulations Shelly!
justrun On Friday, January 4 at 8:39 am
Ah, that is a good one. I wish my brain could storm so well.
Bayou Woman On Friday, January 4 at 8:39 am
That's very fitting! I just wish I had thought of my "Sultan of Snooze" sooner!!!
Robin (the pensieve one) On Friday, January 4 at 8:40 am
I didn't get to play this round, but can I pretend that I thought of that? Please??
Barka lounger cracked me up, too.
Oh, my, you've got a goldmine of posts and pictures in that pup of yours!!
debbie On Friday, January 4 at 8:41 am
I can NEVER think of a good title and these are all so cute. I LOVED groggy doggy.
ms ellie On Friday, January 4 at 8:41 am
Congratulations, Shelly!
Anne On Friday, January 4 at 8:43 am
Fabulous choice and there were a lot of funny to choose from Congratulations Shelly go bask in the glow.
BTW P-Dub, we had a pioneer Christmas at my various homes. Your bread pudding, green bean tomato thingy were both hits. BUT I ended up having to make about 6 pounds of bacon worth of the appetizers those disappeared before I could get more made!!!!
OH and I had another that fell in love with my Keurig and now my brother the Principal keeps texting me he's in love with his coffee pot too. He ran out to purchase himself one as soon as he got home.
Tracey On Friday, January 4 at 8:43 am
Great name! And what I'm learning from this website these days?
I'm just not creative. I'm just NOT.
But 's okay…I'm learning to cook.
And according to my hubby, that's all that matters. Thanks, PW!
Bridget On Friday, January 4 at 8:44 am
Congratulations, Shelly! I thought I had read every entry, but I don't even recall seeing that great one!
Laura S On Friday, January 4 at 8:44 am
Congrats, Shelly. Great title. There are a few in your list that are great titles….
Gee On Friday, January 4 at 8:44 am
I agree, Ree….because Charlie IS so catatonic, the title fits him well! Congratulations Shelly!
I MUST give a nod to "Bassett Recliner" though….my personal favorite.
Happy sleeping, Chuck Dog!
Asthmagirl On Friday, January 4 at 8:46 am
Too funny! Congratulations Shelly!
amy On Friday, January 4 at 8:47 am
aaaaaw, SO close!
evie On Friday, January 4 at 8:48 am
Dogatonic is great! darn it all to heck though! I wanted that gift certificate.
Shoot, I'll just have to keep my eye out for the next one.
Carrie On Friday, January 4 at 8:48 am
Oh the irony, love the Guard Dog on Duty! Congrat Shelly!
Cheryl in Nebraska On Friday, January 4 at 8:48 am
Congrats to Shelly! and Ree, I don't know how you do it but you always choose the perfect winner!
Laura S On Friday, January 4 at 8:49 am
P.S. Hey, PW, don't you have a birthday this weekend?
Maybe you outta treat yourself to something sweet from B & H… It's just a thought.
Hope you have a terrific birthday!!!
Grandma J (Janice in TX) On Friday, January 4 at 8:50 am
Congratulations, Shelly!
Pamela On Friday, January 4 at 8:52 am
Dogatonic is perfect. All the entries you highlighted were amazing – I think this contest had the most amazing entries of all of them. Clever readers. And I see from the comments ahead of me that many of us are like-minded!
Debbie W. On Friday, January 4 at 8:54 am
Fun Choice, Ree! Now go rest your eyeballs or something…Geesh, where do you get the patience not to just close your eyes and point? Or better yet, just let Charlie drool on the computer screen for you.
Girl, you sure do tucker me out.
kim On Friday, January 4 at 8:56 am
Yep, you got it right. Perfect.
cecedon On Friday, January 4 at 8:56 am
Dogatonic, it's perfect. All of them were great.
My sister suggested that next years calendar is the pictures of the photo contests with their titles. That would be cool. You could put the winners name in the bottom corner too. Or maybe you could do two different calendars next year, one with photo contest pictures and one of the other great pictures you love.
JILL On Friday, January 4 at 8:56 am
Awesome entries. Let me just say I would not at all be upset if the next contest was also rewarded with a B&H spending spree.
That fateful contest day I had spent 2 hours at B&H which is certainly enough time to buy a camera, but not quite enough time to convince my husband of exactly WHY I need that lovely Nikon. I came home and I had missed the deadline by an hour…cruel cruel world.
Denise On Friday, January 4 at 8:57 am
Congratulations Shelly! Thanks for the fun contest, Ree.
Pat On Friday, January 4 at 8:57 am
There were so many good ones this time! Congratulations to Shelly…great title! I thought for sure "prairie home companion" would win. Not that Charlie's much of a companion when he's always sleeping, but give him time! But I quit reading the responses shortly after that one, so I had no idea who was in the running in the end. Barka Lounger cracked me up too! I haven't entered a contest because I have absolutely NO sense of creativity like so many here!
Debbie W. On Friday, January 4 at 8:57 am
Is your birthday coming up this weekend, like Laura said? I have a daughter who will be turning 18 this weekend. Where does the time go?
Birthday hugs!
~scrumtralescent~ On Friday, January 4 at 8:58 am
Great choice! I was waiting and waiting this morning! hehe!
Kristi On Friday, January 4 at 8:59 am
That is a great one! Congrats!
The Hunter's Wife On Friday, January 4 at 9:00 am
Congratulations Shelly! Cute!
Melissa On Friday, January 4 at 9:00 am
GREAT entries everyone! I love reading the winner list..I could never make it through the 3000+ posts!
Christy On Friday, January 4 at 9:00 am
Congratulations Shelly. I agree Ree, good title. Thanks for the challenge, it was fun. I always get my family involved and we have our own little contest too. We have to name our foals and cattle each year, so we're always trying to be "creative." Sometimes we are, sometimes we are not. Have a great weekend.
Carol On Friday, January 4 at 9:03 am
Congrats! Dogatonic is very clever and perfect!
pilatesgrl On Friday, January 4 at 9:04 am
dogatonic is totaly from "The Girls Next Door"
Alli ~Mrs. Fussypants On Friday, January 4 at 9:04 am
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Kelly in Colorado On Friday, January 4 at 9:05 am
How clever!!! I am hearing that song in my head… the "too sexy" for my shirt or whatever… only it is "too clever."
What a cute entry.
Soooooooooooo… is it your birthday this weekend??? If so…
hApPy bIrThDaY!!!
Dayna On Friday, January 4 at 9:10 am
I love it! Personally, I think it's a great title! Good job Shelly!
Okay, I'm off to settle my Fed-ex problems… since they lost a package,in CA, found it, sent it ACROSS the country, To Maine, to the wrong place and are now sending back across the country to the Washington. Now I need to go check to make sure it didn't show up in China.
JATS On Friday, January 4 at 9:13 am
Good idea to dub him Chuck so he stays home!
Code Name...Mom On Friday, January 4 at 9:13 am
OMG! I don't know how you did it Ree… I spent a few (like 45) minutes reading some of the entries… and my eyes hurt… brain was fried…. You managed to get through some 3,000+… and still managed to type at the computer… a fantastic winner… Congrats Shelly!
[email protected] On Friday, January 4 at 9:15 am
Love the title! It is perfect.
Brian On Friday, January 4 at 9:15 am
Hi Charlie,
You look so happy.
Dot O On Friday, January 4 at 9:16 am
Congrats, Shelly!! Yours was absolutely purrrfect, or should we say "arffect".
Happy birthday, Ree!
Linda in Missouri On Friday, January 4 at 9:21 am
Congrats Shelly
You picked a good one Ree.
Thanks again for your contests and thanks too for all the running I will have to do to run off all the butter in Your mash taters, turkey, dressings, cowboy sandwich,sweet taters,cookies, rolls, and a whole bunch of your other good recipes I tried, oh was it good tho. Worth the next five years of heavy workout.
Loved your CNN spotlight
ashpags On Friday, January 4 at 9:22 am
Nice one Shelly! That's very creative. =)
Rose On Friday, January 4 at 9:22 am
Way to go, Shelly!!!
Stuffanie On Friday, January 4 at 9:22 am
I was pulling for barka lounger since I didn't get to play, but Dogatonic totally seems fitting.
BTW, Charlie is too cute!
Junebug On Friday, January 4 at 9:23 am
Congrats Shelly! I must tell you Ree that I wouldn't choose "chuck" roast again when I make a pot roast. Anyway, the "chuck" roast I bought was a mistake. Too fatty. I will stick to my "rump" roast from now on, but the rest of the ingredients were great and the idea of browning the carrots and onions I loved.
Sincerely Anna On Friday, January 4 at 9:23 am
Oh, this title fits perfectly! All those were great! Happy Birthday!
Jenn On Friday, January 4 at 9:24 am
A lot of them looked good to me! I like the winner and the honorable mentions! I didn't get to see how un-creative I could be this time because we were out of town for a funeral in the middle of nowhere and didn't get home until Tuesday night – however, if I would ever be creative enough to win one of these contests the B&H Gift certificate would be an awesome prize to win!
Congrats to the winner!
Candace On Friday, January 4 at 9:24 am
Very clever Shelly – I love it!! Congrats!
Junebug On Friday, January 4 at 9:25 am
I paid "dearly" in the bathroom last night. Must have been that cholestral.
Sophia On Friday, January 4 at 9:28 am
Barka Lounger made me spit my coffee. I'll send you the bill.
Junebug On Friday, January 4 at 9:30 am
You might say my "rump" was roasting. I was moved to tears by that.
Hallie On Friday, January 4 at 9:40 am
The second I see the winning title, I start down the path of "why didn't I think of that?"
Dogatonic is so darn clever!!
Jill S. On Friday, January 4 at 9:40 am
Our new Christmas puppy is so wired I think she might be on something. Want to switch?
wondergirl On Friday, January 4 at 9:40 am
Perfect name! Congratulations Shelly!
Heidi On Friday, January 4 at 9:42 am
Well done, Shelly! Very funny!
nancypants On Friday, January 4 at 9:42 am
Love it! Cute entry!
But man…. I really **needed** that portrait lens I've been eyeing! LOL
I thought my hubby's Pink Floyd reference in "Comfortably Numb" was going to be a contender! :^D
Carla On Friday, January 4 at 9:46 am
I'm quite jealous! I had thought dogatonic as soon as I saw the picture and checked the previous entries… she beat me to it!
Great job (no dslr for me anytime soon!) This was my fave prize of all that you've been so generous to award!
jettied On Friday, January 4 at 9:47 am
Yes Congrats….and if any of you know me iam pouting….sniffle sniffle….I know I always think I'll win the lottery too!!….and I don't!!
But is always so much fun to read all those entries!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
maybe since I suck at this so much Ree You could have me pick out a winner next round!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
well off to do something…not internet shopping!!!
Meg On Friday, January 4 at 9:50 am
oooh! Baaad pun, but perfect for this photo! I love it. Congrats, Shelly, and good pick, Ree!
Extinah On Friday, January 4 at 9:52 am
Great entries! I thought the Charlie Naplin and Chuck Snorris were hilarious. I love dogatonic. Concise and perfect!
Congrats to the winner!
Alisa On Friday, January 4 at 9:52 am
Congratulations Shelley!
marie On Friday, January 4 at 9:54 am
OMG "Barka Lounger" and "Chuck Snorris" – I snorted my coffee lol. Ingenious! Where do people come up with this stuff??
Congrats to Shelly for Dogatonic. That was a great one.
debby On Friday, January 4 at 9:56 am
Gosh, you folks are all so darn clever! I love the titles. All of 'em. And that little dog, too….
Is it just me, or has Bob Cleveland gone missing again?
Busy Mom On Friday, January 4 at 10:00 am
Heh, I read that as "rabid unicorn" at first.
NW Darla On Friday, January 4 at 10:08 am
Great job, Shelly!
Jennie On Friday, January 4 at 10:10 am
You've got some creative readers! I on the otherhand can't seem to come up with one creative thought. I like to blame it (and almost everything else I fall short on)the lack of sleep and my baby! hee hee
rkintn On Friday, January 4 at 10:12 am
Congratulations, Shelly! Dogatonic was a good one LOL
tj On Friday, January 4 at 10:21 am
…Woo hoo! Way to go 'Shelley'! "Dogatonic" is a good one – reminds me of that "Veeta-vita-vegamin" thing Lucille Ball did…lol ;o)
…Again, congratulations! :o) And great job Ree!
Mama DB On Friday, January 4 at 10:22 am
Love it. The perfect name, I wish I'd been that clever!
I've been showing my husband the pictures of Charlie. He's smitten.
I enjoy your photos so much. Hubby started his own company recently so money is tight. Once we start bringing home the bacon though I'm buying your "Pink Underbelly" close-up!
Hey Ree, have you considered doing a photo giveaway of your prints? I would totally dig that.
fi On Friday, January 4 at 10:30 am
Well Done Shelly, brilliant title. :o)
batman On Friday, January 4 at 10:32 am
PERFECT! Perfect title (so smart!) and – like the last contest (Tiny Tim) – perfect choice.
I couldn't think of ANYthing for this one…
Paula from Colorado On Friday, January 4 at 10:37 am
Love the new banner with cowpunks and a mama moo-cow with blue flower!
Happy new year and happy birthday, Ree!
Carrie On Friday, January 4 at 10:45 am
So very fitting!
Can't wait for the next one!
Anonymous On Friday, January 4 at 10:58 am
Hey Ree, I saw your article in this month's Good Housekeeping that came in the mail yesterday. I recognized your girls (in the picture) right away. Are you writing for lots of different media outlets now? Congratulations, I love your work!
mq, cb On Friday, January 4 at 11:18 am
Are you going to post the GH article? Perhaps you need a Press section.
Cindy Z On Friday, January 4 at 11:19 am
Congratulations, Shelly! I loved reading the entries! Thanks for an other great contest Ree!
Insignificant Woman On Friday, January 4 at 11:20 am
My kids and I are all howling with laughter. We love the pictures of your new pup. We have two dogs. Our youngest dog is a silky terrier and the other one is a cross between a miniature dauchshund and an australian cattle dog. Sounds strange, I know, but she sure has been a good dog for 10 years now. Enjoy your Friday!
risingrainbow On Friday, January 4 at 11:22 am
That's pretty cute. Congrats Shelley!
I can't even get my browser to deal with that many posts so I don't know how you get access to all of those to even get to read them. I don't envy you that job.
Talon On Friday, January 4 at 11:40 am
OI!!! I TOLD YOU to pick "Frito LAZY"!!!!
*scowls, then smiles*
Still, I gotta admire your commitment.
I'd better win the next one…*grumbles to self*
Alice On Friday, January 4 at 11:58 am
I missed this contest but it is ok, cause I wouldn't have come up with anything that clever anyway. So humbling.
Happy Birthday if you do have one coming this weekend.
buggirl On Friday, January 4 at 12:03 pm
Wow! Those were some great titles. It would have been so hard to choose.
dlyn On Friday, January 4 at 12:08 pm
Congrats to the winner – I love it! Always fun to see what everyone comes up with.
Tee On Friday, January 4 at 12:09 pm
Chuck Snorris – lmao!
Did no one submit bark-a-lounger? You know those Mathis brothers with their damn dogs in the commercials. Someone please tell them fondling a Pomeranian on live-tv is no way to sell furniture!
Tee On Friday, January 4 at 12:11 pm
Press section is a good idea mq,cb but all the press here outs her name and location and I don't think she is ready for that on the multi-national reader blog level, perhaps.
corrie On Friday, January 4 at 12:16 pm
I am in awe of the funny, funny, clever entries on this one!
After much thought.. could not even come up with anything remotely funny, never mind clever! I loved the winner and all the finalists, so I don't know how you could have decided this one.
Congratulations Shelly and to those honorable mentions! And I am in envy of your wit~ Maybe there should be a minimalist photo title contest for those of us that can only see/speak the obvious!
Erin N On Friday, January 4 at 12:24 pm
Congrats to the winner, that must've been HARD, those runners-up were great!
marysia02 On Friday, January 4 at 12:33 pm
I just have to say I got excited that I even got an "honorable mention."
THAT made my day. Thanks
Moey On Friday, January 4 at 12:37 pm
But, what's a barka lounger? I don't get it!!!
Gliding through Motherhood On Friday, January 4 at 12:45 pm
Barka Lounger kills me. ha ha ha!
You get such creative entries – I can never get over how clever they are!
tbaat On Friday, January 4 at 12:47 pm
They were ALL so clever. I need to channel my inner-clever-picture-namer!
Rachelle H On Friday, January 4 at 12:56 pm
Congratulations, Shelly! Boy you had some amazingly stiff competition. I loved yours and several of the runner-ups. Very clever people out there.


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In response to the challenges administrators, international students and their parents face in making tuition payments at U.S. colleges and universities, Higher One and Travelex joined to create an enhancement to the functionality of the CASHNet(R) ePayment service to now allow international students to make payments to the college using their currency of choice. HCC has over 6,000 international students and also partners with colleges overseas. Recognizing a need, HCC was quick to implement the program on campus.


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Floppy 'Selfie', August 2013, Brittany
Yes, I am wearing clothes, but it was hot (hence the hat).
Also, if I'm being completely honest here, I didn't set this up and take it as a deliberate 'selfie'. The truth is that it was taken by my 6 year old whilst we were messing around with the camera.
And that is why I love it. Plus, it's all about the hat and not my face.
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Christina Lopez joined the coaching staff on the Cattaraugus County Campus as the women's soccer coach, and brings a wealth of experience to the position. Her previous coaching experience includes summer soccer coaching for boys 17 and under, and girls 13-15. She is also a nationally certified official for ski racing and cycling, and obtained level II certification as a professional ski instructor.
Lopez has been a soccer player herself at various levels, which included playing while a student at Alfred State College. She has been involved in competitive sports her whole life, participating in both individual and team competition in gymnastics, martial arts, skiing, cycling, and volleyball. She is a certified master facilitator of The Virtues Project International, which is an honor that affects all aspects of her life, both professionally and personally.


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How Low Can They Go?
A preview of the low temperatures in Runebound: The Frozen Wastes.
Temperatures are dropping, the wind is howling, and the cold is sapping your strength through your furs. Runebound: The Frozen Wastes brings about a new in game effect: the icy grip of winter.
Veterans of Runebound have seen the game changing power of event cards. (For those new to the game, event cards put a new rule into effect while they are in play.) Now these cards wield even more power, as each event card also dictates new weather conditions! Located on each event card is a symbol. These symbols dictate which weather track is in effect. Each weather track has numbers corresponding to the different terrain types. These numbers are a dire warning of the low temperatures.
This is important, as the higher the number, the worse your exposure is. Representing this are frost counters. Frost counters in and of themselves are harmless, and can be discarded at the end of your market step, as you warm yourself by the fires in town. Every time you end your movement, you look on the weather track to see how many frost counters you have acquired. Even better, your allies gain frost counters as well. Whenever the total number of frost tokens on a hero or ally is equal to or greater than their Life Value, they immediately take a white death token. They then discard a number of frost tokens equal to their life value. White death is equal parts exposure, low body temperature, and magic. The white death tokens count as wounds, yet they may only be removed by certain items or in Onoit villages. If your total wounds and white death tokens equals or exceeds your life value, you are immediately knocked out. If the total wounds and white death tokens equals or exceeds your allies' life values, they are killed. White death indeed. If any hero has a wound, exhaustion, or white death counters they may only roll four movement dice, instead of five.
Frost Token White Death
Many challenges feature the term "Forage." These items are treated as normal items, and may be sold in the market, lost, or stolen. Most of these items have effects that mitigate the frost tokens or white death tokens.
To further help battle the cold, you have access to survival gear. These three items are a way to battle the harsh temperatures. The first, luckstones, allow you to reroll one failed skill test. This can keep you from gaining more frost tokens, as many of the encounters will also give you a test to avoid freezing. The second, snowshoes, may be used to let you change one movement die to a side of your choice. The last, flare crystals, may be activated at the end of your turn. At the start of your next movement phase, provided you are still standing on the flare crystal, you are transported to the nearest town, and your turn ends immediately. No market step, but you do remove all frost tokens from you and your allies. Each of these life saving items may be purchased from the market for one gold each. You may only buy one of each survival gear item during a market phase, and they count as normal items once purchased.
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Out beyond the Outer Colonies lies the planet Hesiod, a gas giant surrounded by a vast asteroid belt. As the Covenant continues to glass the human occupied planets near Hesiod, many of the survivors, helped by a stronghold of human Insurrectionists, are fleeing to the asteroid belt for refuge. They have transformed the tumbling satellites into a tenuous, yet ingenious, settlement known as the Rubble - and have come face-to-face with a Covenant settlement of Kig-Yar . . . yet somehow survived.
News of this unlikely treaty has spread to the warring sides. Luckily for the UNSC, this uneasy alliance is in the path of the Spartan Gray Team, a three-man renegade squad whose simple task is to wreak havoc from behind enemy lines in any way they see fit. But the Prophets have also sent their best---an ambitious and ruthless Elite, whose quest for nobility and rank is matched only by his brutality . . . and who will do anything to secure his Ascendancy and walk the Path.
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"Keeps you on your toes"
It is impressive that the character development between the Covenant races is significantly extensive. Johnathan Davis also did a great job in narration. However, between the Covenant races of the Prophets, Sangheili,Kig-Yar, Unggoy and the two opposing factions of the UNSC and the Insurrectionists. There is alot to keep track of. Overall it was a good listen.
Si Vis Pacem, Para Bellum
"Read order update."
The correct read order is as follows:
Halo: Contact Harvest
Halo: The Cole Protocol
Halo: The Fall Of Reach
Halo: The Flood
Halo: First Strike
Halo: Ghosts of Onyx
KILO-5 Novels
The Thursday War
Halo: Evolutions
These books can be read first as they are "Chronologically" before all the others. But I recommend reading them last as the first batch opens the door to the Haloverse.
Forerunner Novels
Halo: Cryptum
Halo: Primordium
Halo: Sillentium
"I want more!!!"
I am bummed out there are no more books in this series. Every time I listen I want to play the game. Every time I play the game I want to listen. I hope they will release a new one soon!!! Hint hint!!
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While the story is good and there is nothing wrong with the reading itself. I found the music and sound effects to be distracting and annoying.
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Must keep listening.
A real "page turner".
Can't stop and won't stop listening.
I will definitely recommend.
On to the next.
"Another good Halo Book. Best narration of them all"
Another enjoyable Halo book. Get some of the backstory of Jacob Keyes. This is by far the best narrated book of the series. Jonathan Davis does a lot of different the voices...and knows how to correctly pronounce Mjölnir.
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It started out o.k. but I am finding hard to finish. I think I need the other books to fill in some back story first.
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I loved this title, the narration was awesome, words cannot express how exciting this was.
GET MORE OF THESE PLEASE!!! It was rilly good.
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Really good read... I wish there were more books from this author.
Once I started reading it I could not stop...
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Sawyer Fredericks, Koryn Hawthorne, Joshua Davis and Meghan Linsey…we will find out tonight's "Voice" finale! There are a ton of special guests performing including Ed Sheeran, Meghan Trainor, Maroon 5, Kelly Clarkson, Luke Bryan and more. Watch The Voice finale tonight at 8p on Ch. 5 Btw…Ed Sheeran just SOLD OUT 3 nights at the 80,000 seat Wembley Stadium in ... Read More »
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There are multiple artists with this name: 1) Destroyer is a Canadian indie rock band from Vancouver formed in 1995 and fronted by singer-songwriter Dan Bejar. 2) Destroyer was a thrash metal band from Poland. They formed in 2003 by Paweł "Koń" WIlemski (Vocals, Guitar), Radosław "Szymon" Kraweć (Guitars), Paweł "Basiorro" Leszek (Bass) and Piotr "Kocur" Leszek (Drums). They split up in 2009 after releasing some demos and a split album with Violated.
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King of Carrot Flowers, Part 1,Crown of Love,I Don't Want to Die (In the Hospital),Requiem,Believing Is Art,I Don't Want to Get Over You,It's Gonna Take An Airplane,Let's Get out of This Country,The Way We Get By,Don't Know Why (You Stay),The Ballad of Daykitty,Come Back From San Francisco,Haiti,If Looks Could Kill,I'm Sorry I Love You,Ocean of Noise,Lloyd, I'm Ready to Be Heartbroken,Break a Promise,You've Passed,Hey Seuss,Shangri-La,Meaningless,Snakes in the Grass,This Is Not a Test,Please Concrete,Your Blood,Paul's Song,Beautiful Things,The Golden Grove,I'm Lonely (and I Love It),Shake Our Tree,North by North,Sugar,Love in the Shadows,The Saddest Story Ever Told,Shim Sham,Mistakes and Regrets,The Mess We Made,Spring Training,St. Elmo's Fire,Only With You,Drunkard's Worst Nightmare,Beautiful Car,Sour Shores,I Wanna Know Girls,I Am in the World,The Pawnbroker,Lions Writing The Bible,Angela,Song for The Death of Parents,No Dreams,Repulsion,Tears for Affairs,Don't You Evah,The Luckiest Guy on the Lower East Side,A Chicken With Its Head Cut Off,I Have The Moon,Blue Bird,Slack Motherfucker,Hands Up Baby,Washington, D.C.,Communist Daughter,100,000 Fireflies,Round-N-Round,Alaska,The Fitted Shirt,All the Way Down,City of the Damned,Pomona,Look to The East,Broken Window,One For The Road,Suicide Demo for Kara Walker (demo),Where's Your Patience, Dear?,Clareana,England's Dreaming
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This course will focus on The Hiring Process (job descriptions, advertising, application, interview, offer letter, background checks, and drug and alcohol testing); Classifying and Paying Employees (exempt vs. non-exempt and deductions from exempt employees' wages); Discrimination; and Termination (COBRA, accrued unused leave, and references).
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Chattanooga Basketball Postgame Quotes
Chattanooga at Western Carolina
Ramsey Center – Cullowhee, N.C.
Saturday – Jan. 11, 2014
Head Coach Jim Foster
Opening Thoughts:
"Good solid win. Did a lot of good things. Need to tighten up some things as you go along. Give the players a lot of credit, the game was called very, very closely. To the referees, credit, they were consistent the whole game."
On the play of the freshmen:
"Without a doubt they are (getting better). Without a doubt they are. Moses is starting to put some things together and has done some very good things in practice. She is starting to show a little bit of that in games. Whitney makes some really solid plays on a daily basis. Those young players are going to have the opportunity to develop and be really good."
On coaching until the end of the game, even though the game is in hand:
"It is what you do this for. Why would you not give those freshmen the same energy that you are giving the folks who started the game."
On the lack of scoring from the bench:
"We shot 64-65% and that group was playing really well together. It was an opportunity to work on a couple of things and get better at a couple of things."
On continuing this road trip at Appalachian State:
"This is part of it. It helps with your toughness, which I think is a big deal. The freshmen get to watch the upperclassmen and how they handle it. That bodes well for them down the road."
On the play of Chelsey Shumpert:
"She played very well. In the first half, she wasn't looking at the basket in a timely manner. She was looking at it late in the possession. They really were ignoring her and that is not a smart thing to do because she can really shoot the ball. Freshmen learn as they go along and where are my opportunities. After a conversation with her at the halftime, she come out and made two early threes that were appropriate and she should have taken."
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Our 36 computer workstations are available to visitors during normal operating hours Visitors will need to request a guest login and password from a staff member at the library front desk in order to access the computers.
Visitors and alumni are welcome to use our databases and other electronic resources when using our computers IN THE LIBRARY. Access to databases from OFF-CAMPUS, however, is available only to currently-enrolled students and currently-employed staff and faculty.
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A reminder about professional responsibility
Written on October 10, 2013 – 6:00 am | by Jasmine Sweatman
On October 8, 2013 the Law Society hosted a panel entitled "Hot Topics in Ethics for Estates and Trusts Lawyers" which involved lively discussion of common ethical issues estates and trusts lawyers face on a daily basis.
Topics involved in the lively debate included some traditional repeats, including that a written retainer agreement is perhaps one of the most important documents for a lawyer when they are doing client intake and being retained on a file. However, the further point made was the suggestion of constant review and updating or limiting the retainer as the brief evolves. One of the pieces of best advice from the panel: to ensure you have a very detailed retainer letter laying out exactly what you are, and are not, retained to do for the client and to ensure a proper and thorough reporting letter is provided to the client at the end of the matter.
A joint retainer agreement is still overlooked and something that always needs to be top of the mind. According to an article in the Lawyer's Weekly on November 30, 2012 over the past 5 years conflict of interest claims have been the fourth most common type of malpractice claim in wills and estates practice.
The panel also discussed some of the problems that can arise when spouses are not clear on the boundaries of the joint retainer and that there is no confidentiality as between the lawyer and the two clients and the types of conflicts that can arise later if a spouse returns to you alone to change their will on a new retainer. A reminder was made to return to the Rules of Professional Conduct and refresh oneself of their obligations.
Lesson Learned: Our professional responsibilities are a constant consideration in our daily practice and we all need a refresher from time to time.
Until next time
Jasmine Sweatman
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Nick Hagglund was named the A-10 Defensive Player of the Year on Wednesday.
Nov. 7, 2012
CINCINNATI - For the first time in program history the Xavier men's soccer team placed three members on the Atlantic 10 Conference First Team, including junior Nick Hagglund who was named the A-10 Defensive Player of the Year.
Also named to the first team was senior Luke Spencer and junior Matt Walker. Earning a spot on the A-10 Second Team was sophomore Will Walker and Senior Sean Ryan was selected to his third-straight A-10 All-Academic Team.
The four players selected to the two the first and second teams are the most since Xavier had four in 1998.
Hagglund, known for his outstanding ability to defend and wins headers, becomes the first Xavier player to earn a league defensive player of the year award. The Cincinnati native is the second three-time A-10 selection and third two-time first team selection in program history.
The honor adds to the list of awards Hagglund has already racked up this season. He was named to the MAC Hermann Trophy Watch List and was a two-time preseason All-American selection. Last year Hagglund was a NSCAA All-Mid-Atlantic First Team Selection in addition to his A-10 First Team selection.
Spencer has been the guiding force for the Xavier offense that is ranked third in the nation heading into postseason play. The Cincinnati native leads the Musketeers with 13 goals and six assists. He finished the season tied for the league lead in goals and points. He was named the A-10 Player of the Week twice this year and is the reigning TopDrawerSoccer.com Men's College Player of the Week.
Matt Walker's first conference award came on the heels of a career-high nine goals and nine assists. The midfielder from Batavia, Ohio came on strong down the stretch scoring five goals in the final four matches. He finished fourth in points and tied for third in assists in the league and scored five goals and handed out four assists during conference play.
His twin brother Will Walker had seven goals and five assists earning him his second-straight Atlantic 10 team selection. He had seven points in the final three games for the Musketeers and finished the conference season second in total goals and fourth in points per game. Last year the sophomore was an all-rookie team selection
For the third-straight season Ryan repeated as an A-10 All-Academic Team selection. The senior was named to his second-straight Capital One CoSIDA Academic All-District last week and was a CoSIDA Second Team Academic All-American.
The third-seed Musketeers begin their quest to win third-straight Atlantic 10 Championship when they play six-seed Dayton in the first round of the Atlantic 10 Tournament at 2 p.m. on Thursday. The match will be streamed live on Atlantic10.com.


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Medford is brimming with talent and beauty at it's annual Art in Bloom festival.
Every Mother's Day weekend the city reports more than 10,000 people visit downtown Medford for this event.
One hundred booths are displaying art, crafts, flowers, and food on Main Street.
There are also free live performances, workshops, and activities for kids.
Art in Bloom goes through tomorrow, Sunday, ending at 4 in the afternoon.
Until then, Central Avenue will remain blocked around Main Street.
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Looking for a great apartment located on a beautiful, tree-lined setting? Look no further. Morgan Park has everything you need, at the price you want. We have completely upgraded our spacious 1 and 2 bedroom suites with appliances, cabinets, carpeting, tile, windows, ceiling fans, and blinds. Enjoy the amenities of laundry facilities in each building, garage parking, air conditioning, intercom entry systems, and easy access to Cleveland by way of nearby local freeways. We also offer the added convenience of online rental payment and maintenance requests. Relax in a park-like setting! Visit Morgan Park in Euclid today and we know you will agree... it is just what you are looking for!
12-month standard initial lease term. Short-term leases available at an additional monthly premium upon completion of one full 12-month lease term.
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These Gold Dangling Bezel Set CZ Earrings are the perfect touch of sparkle for any occasion. These gold plated brass earrings feature an 8mm cubic zirconia stone in a bezel setting hanging 1 inch from a leverback closure. Dress up your day style or add a little bit of glitz to your evening look!
Eve's Addiction.com wants you to be a happy customer. We want you to be completely satisfied with the sterling silver jewelry that you receive from us, as we only sell high quality silver and cubic zirconia cz jewelry. We do understand that you may not like your purchase for some reason.
You may return or exchange your jewelry within 60 days of purchase if you are not satisfied with it. The jewelry must be returned in its original condition for a refund or exchange. Engraved, personalized, photo, monogram, name and initial, chocolate and clearance items are not returnable or exchangeable.