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Thursday, June 20, 2013
It was a wet start to a long week of baseball but it was also a successful one.
Post 166 knocked off Moncks Corner 9-4 on Monday night, improving to 6-6 overall and 4-3 in League 1 play. The game was played in at least a drizzle for most of the nine innings.
"The good news was that we were able to score a lot of runs with their walks and wildness but we weren't able to square up on a lot of pitches," Post 166 coach Dave Holt said. "We probably could have scored more runs."
The two teams will play again at GCHS on Wednesday before Post 166 travels to Beaufort on Thursday and Moncks Corner on Friday.
"It's going to be pretty taxing on us," Holt said. "We've got a big stretch here. It's going to show what we're made of with our pitchers and our energy level."
On Monday, Post 166 practically scored all of the runs it needed in the bottom of the first inning without anything impressive. Chris Singleton led off with a single and then Post 166 didn't have to do much else. A wild pitch with the bases loaded scored the first run and three other runs scored on bases-loaded walks to make it 4-0.
Moncks Corner's Brandon Browder hit a solo homer in the top of the second and Post 166 countered with Singleton's sacrifice fly in the bottom of the third that made it 5-1.
Post 166 broke it open with four runs in the seventh inning. Zack Wimmer's RBI double made it 9-2.
Singleton and Rio each had two hits to lead Post 166. Wimmer had two walks to go along with his double.
Cody Smith and Taylor Morrison each had a hit and walked three times.
On the mound, Wimmer threw the first four innings and struck out nine batters but also walked five. He walked the first two batters in the fifth inning and was relieved by Rio.
Rio (2-1) tossed four innings to earn the victory, striking out five and walking two batters.
Zurcher came on in the ninth in a non-save situation to close the game out.
Kyle Garrick takes the loss to Moncks Corner. He recorded only one out before being relieved by Dillon Salisbury with the bases loaded. All four of Post 166's first inning runs were charged to Garrick.
Rio leads the team with a .404 batting average on the season.
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The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission will consider adding two more saltwater and two more freshwater license-free fishing days to the calendar during a Sept. 5 meeting in Pensacola. All other regulations still apply.
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Tom Hall: Sometimes, conspiracy theories implode on themselves. Our freedoms are preserved by the 2nd Amendment solution of shooting first and checking facts later. This theory worked for the looney putz who shot Trayvon Martin – just see how free he's been since 'defending his rights.'
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Troy Anthony Davis Execution Scheduled
Amnesty International says this execution would be unconscionable, especially as doubts about Troy Davis' guilt have never been erased. However, Supreme Court Justices Thomas and Scalia maintain that if a defendant receives a fair trial, is convicted and sentenced, actual innocence is not grounds to forbid an execution.
Heroism, Cowardice, and the National Tragedy of Hidden Guilt
Charles Hayes: Today I feel very differently about the Vietnam War than I did in my youth, but my own feelings of guilt during that time give me a unique kind of insight into the psychology of courage and commitment. America has never had a shortage of courageous citizens willing to take up arms and fight to the death for reasons and causes beyond their own understanding. Arlington Cemetery in Virginia serves as proof. But my sense of the decades since the end of World War II is that America has and is experiencing a courage crisis of shameful origin and of tragic consequence.
Our National Epidemic of Violence
David Swanson: If you wanted to increase violence, he writes, you would take the following steps that the United States has taken: Punish more and more people more and more harshly; ban drugs that inhibit violence and legalize and advertise those that stimulate it; use taxes and economic policies to widen disparities in wealth and income; deny the poor education; perpetuate racism; produce entertainment that glorifies violence; make lethal weapons readily available; maximize the polarization of social roles of men and women; encourage prejudice against homosexuality; use violence to punish children in school and at home; and keep unemployment sufficiently high. And why would you do that? Possibly because most victims of violence are poor, and the poor can organize in rebellion against the rich when they aren't terrorized by crime.


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Council votes down project on N.C. 54
An unusually dramatic City Council vote on Monday blocked a developer's plan to build 300 apartments, an eight-pump gas station and self-storage units at the corner of N.C. 54 and Barbee Road.
The council's vote on the Meadows at Southpoint was 5-2, one short of the supermajority the project's developer needed to overcome a formal protest from neighbors in the adjoining Hunters Wood subdivision.
The decisive vote appeared to come from Councilwoman Cora Cole-McFadden, who joined Mayor Bill Bell — a Hunters Wood resident — in opposing the requested zoning.
Cole-McFadden joined the council with Bell in 2001 and has said it's a point of pride for her to have the mayor's back. In practice, that has meant ensuring he can always count on having two votes for his position rather than just one.
Bell in this case made it clear he would vote with his neighbors, but he appeared to signal that he wasn't necessarily expecting the rest of the council to follow suit.
"It's fine; it's your vote," he told Cole-McFadden as she fumbled with the council's electronic vote-recording equipment at the climax of the debate.
The mayor had previously urged members to "vote their conscience" and said his was only one vote.
Hunters Wood residents told the council they were opposed to the project in part because of its inclusion of the self-storage units, and in part because they were skeptical of developer Jim Anderson's claim he's planning to build luxury apartments akin to those nearer TheStreets at Southpoint mall.
The presence of the storage units and the expanded gas station — there's a four-pump station already on 50-acre site — didn't jibe with the idea of luxury apartments, said Nellie Riley, who like Bell lives on Huntsman Drive in Hunters Wood.
Other residents said they preferred the site's present zoning, even though it would allow a fairly large office development, because it could mean less traffic using two-lane Barbee Road as a shortcut to the mall.
Monday's vote split other established alliances. The neighbors' leader was George Brine, a former chairman of the Durham Planning Commission who served on that panel with Councilman Don Moffitt.
But Moffitt made it clear early on that he would be supporting the rezoning because of the concessions Anderson, lawyer Ken Spaulding and landscape architect George Stanziale had made to the neighbors in behind-the-scenes negotiations.
"In the many cases I have heard, I'm not sure I've seen as many concessions as [in] this one," said Moffitt, who usually voted with Brine when the two served on the Planning Commission.
The concessions included a large cut in the proposed density of the apartments. The project late last year included 365 units, but Anderson dropped that to 300 in the days leading up to Monday's vote.
Other conditions addressed an assortment of developer-funded road improvements Moffitt and other council members thought were worth accepting.
As usual in south Durham development quarrels, density was a factor in the debate. But rather than criticizing the numbers Anderson was proposing, council members who've questioned the size of other projects said the site's location made the developer's ideas more acceptable.
"I do in general believe density is appropriate along 54," said Councilwoman Diane Catotti, who last month was in the minority against a different Stanziale/Spaulding project that did wind up receiving the council's approval.
Brine disagreed.
"We do not subscribe to the idea that all future development in south Durham must be on tiny lots or that all develop adjacent to thoroughfares must be apartments or townhomes," he said.
Councilman Steve Schewel said the concessions Anderson made likely produced a better plan for neighbors than other developers might put forward – a point that Bell echoed.
A high-density project at the corner "is coming, and it's part and parcel of where you live on 54," Schewel told the neighbors.


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#97 to #54 - pokemonstheshiz (04/08/2014) [-]
books are way better than the movie. also, they skipped the best one
#134 to #97 - voltwaffle (04/08/2014) [-]
They're apparently going to make them all in to films. The Silver Chair is next.
#136 to #134 - pokemonstheshiz (04/08/2014) [-]
are they skipping Magician's Nephew and Horse and His Boy?
#138 to #136 - voltwaffle (04/08/2014) [-]
Theoretically not; they're making them in order of original publication, not chronological order. So, if it all works out it would be The Silver Chair followed by The Horse and His Boy, The Magician's Nephew, and The Last Battle would be...... last.
#100 to #98 - pokemonstheshiz (04/08/2014) [-]
I have a big book that has them all in chronological order. I should re-read it
#102 to #101 - pokemonstheshiz (04/08/2014) [-]
I think it's just called The Chronicles of Narnia lol
#105 to #104 - pokemonstheshiz (04/08/2014) [-]
at least it's what mine says. It's a soft cover though, but I think they're the same thing.
#135 to #105 - voltwaffle (04/08/2014) [-]
The whole series is called The Chronicles of Narnia. There are seven separate books but they're usually sold in one large volume these days.
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I also need to finish Four Loves. Checked it out once and only got about 1/4th through before I had to turn it back in.


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Citizens flock to spaghetti dinner
The spaghetti dinner and silent auction held Feb. 9 by the VFW Men's Auxiliary Post 4821 to benefit the Warrensburg PTSA was a great success. Over 200 meals were served and all money raised will benefit reconstruction of the Warrensburg Elementary School playground. The PTSA and Men's Auxiliary officials thank everyone who attended, ordered take-out meals, and donated auction items.
The Warrensburg PTSA is seeking donations to build a new playground at Warrensburg Elementary. The current K-3 playground is in serious need of reconstruction, as it does not meet the requirements for American with Disabilities Act. These pieces of equipment are pricey and are vital to youngsters still building their motor skills. The communities' support of the PTSA is greatly appreciated. To become a member, come into the Elementary School and pick up application form. Adult membership is still just $7 and a student membership is only $4.
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Unfortunately the Valentines for Vets session held on Feb. 9 from 1 – 3 p.m. was not well attended. There were five children ranging in age from 5 to 14, and four adults. Everyone worked diligently to make nearly 100 cards for residents of area nursing homes.
Time is running out to qualify for the state School Tax Relief Program (STAR) program. Applications for the program, which saves property owners hard-earned cash on their school taxes, are available at the Town Hall. The deadline for completed applications is March 1. STAR provides homeowners with two types of partial exemptions from school property taxes.
The town Board of Assessment Review consists of five who are appointed by the Town Board. The board's function is to hear objections and concerns from property owners about their assessments. At this time, there is one seat unfilled. Anyone interested in serving on the board should write a letter of interest to the Thurman Town Clerk.
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In Word for Mac 2011 Essential Training, author Maria Langer shows how to create, format, and print a wide variety of documents in Microsoft Word 2011. The course covers building outlines, formatting text and pages, working with headers and footers, using themes and styles, adding multimedia, and more. It also shows how to customize and automate Word 2011, including how to record macros. Exercise files accompany the course.
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Album titles can sometimes say more than is intended. Such is the case for Maroon 5's latest album, "Overexposed," released on the back of last year's inescapable radio hit "Moves Like Jagger."
Presumably intended as a tongue-in-cheek comment on the band's recent rise to mainstream fame — thanks mainly to that overplayed single as well as frontman Adam Levine's TV gig as a judge on the US talent show "The Voice" — the title instead rings unfavorably true for a pop-rock band that has forgotten its roots.
"Overexposed" is just that in a number of ways, from its heavy-handed production to its undisguised intentions to throw the former garage rock band deeper into the realm of money-making dance-pop.
When Maroon 5 first began to hit the charts, about a decade ago, the band formerly known as Kara's Flowers maintained an element of rock in its pop-style sound. Its debut album "Songs About Jane" contained some genuinely catchy tunes that suggested something quite fresh and original had arrived.
But where did Maroon 5 go from there? Instead of developing the sound that won the band its first fans, it appears to have ditched its rock roots and headed straight to commercial pop.
In "Overexposed," this attempt to produce saleable pop has resulted in nothing but a hodgepodge of songs that try to be all things to all listeners, and ends up being nothing of very much significance to anyone.
The first three tracks illustrate the lack of roots in the band's sound.
The opener "One More Night" has Levine trying to get away from a lover singing lyrics like "I'll only stay with you one more night" over reggae-influenced sounds from the band.
Next up, "Payphone" features rapper Wiz Khalifa bringing an incongruous hip-hop influence that is not helped along by Levine's use of expletives.
Then we get a Coldplay-like song, "Daylight," that at best could be taken as a tribute to the British band, or at worst a rather bad imitation.
This is not a good start. Things improve with "Lucky Strike," which at least brings guitars to the fore, but this weak rock influence does little to salvage an album that is evidently not going anywhere further than unchallenging pop.
With the production largely handled by "pop candy producers" Max Martin, Benny Blanco and Shellback — names normally associated with the likes of Britney Spears and Katy Perry — it is not hard to see where the album will go.
Assuming that the title "Overexposed" reflects a sense of wit on the band's part, listeners may hope to at least hear some clever lyrics here. Sadly, the album does not deliver on this level, either.
In parts, the lyrics are downright embarrassing, as on the track "Doin' Dirt," when Levine sings "I light you up when I get inside" — even the artist formerly known as Prince would wince at such an expression.
"Overexposed" is likely to sell well, but it certainly won't be remembered as the best Maroon 5 can do. If the band is to produce memorable music, as it has in the past, it needs to get back to its roots.


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Shawn Kuruneru and "Mediated Images" at Brand New Gallery, Milan
August 1~2015
Brand New Gallery presents "Mediated images", a group shows with woks by Matthew Brandt, Joshua Citarella, Jessica Eaton, James Hoff, Chris Wiley and Letha Wilson. The artists in the show push the boundaries of contemporary photography experimenting new ways to use it. Photography is not anymore confined to the two-dimensional machine-dependent realm, but processes and techniques from various disciplines are juxtaposed and layered on top of each other, creating hybridized end products that defy easy categorization.
Michael Smith "Excuse me!?!…I'm looking for the 'Fountain of Youth'" at Greene Naftali
July 31~2015
For over 35 years, Smith has developed an incisive practice that engages the tragicomic aspects of American culture and the art world, teasing out facets of loneliness, consumerism, and the personal measures of success and failure in each. Smith traverses these subjects through the lens of his performance personae Mike, the quintessential Everyman who continually falls victim to trends outside his grasp, and Baby Ikki, an impetuous toddler with a five o'clock shadow.
Albert Oehlen "An Old Painting In Spirit" at Kunsthalle Zürich
July 31~2015
Albert Oehlen's first major institutional exhibition with the title "Abräumung" (Clearing Away) took place in Kunsthalle Zürich in 1987. Now, almost thirty years later, Kunsthalle Zürich presents its second installment of works by this German painter, who was born in 1954 and has been living in Appenzell for the last decade.
"Toys Redux—On Play and Critique" at Migros Museum für Gegenwartskunst, Zurich
July 31~2015
Cory Arcangel, Alex Bag & Patterson Beckwith, Judith Bernstein, Vittorio Brodmann, Marvin Gaye Chetwynd, Simon Denny, Harun Farocki, Jan Peter Hammer, Nic Hess, Danny McDonald, Dawn Mellor, Claus Richter, Tabor Robak, Timur Si-Qin, Michael Smith, Lily van der Stokker, Julia Wachtel, Hannah Weinberger
July 30~2015
Mousse, based in Milan, is offering a paid internship for an enthusiastic and creative graphic design student or recent graduate. Applicants should be excited to develop their ideas and knowledge while working on projects at a growing company that offers a friendly, team-oriented working environment.
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John Waters "Beverly Hills John" at Sprüth Magers, London
July 30~2015
In John Waters's autobiographical book Role Models (2010), he complains about being labeled a "cult filmmaker" and wonders if he could write "cult leader" on his tax forms instead. Increasingly, Waters has attracted a hoard of fans who are drawn to his fascinating, intelligent left-field persona. People who love the man with the little moustache, even if his cinematic output is less in vogue. His mainstream period directing movies like Hairspray (1988), Cry-Baby (1990) and Serial Mom (1994) always felt odd—like someone sneaking in through the back door of Hollywood. The work was always too weird, too smart and too kitsch. It was not surprising in this politically correct era that Waters has not directed a film for over a decade. Instead, he has turned his hand to writing and creating work in an art context.
"Signal Failure" at Pace Gallery, London
July 30~2015
The silence on the floor of my house
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The sentimental furniture threatens the peace
The reflection of a sunset speaks loudly of days
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"Weird Science" and "No Vacancies" at Marianne Boesky Gallery, New York
July 29~2015
"Weird Science"
Asger Carlsen, James Case-Leal, Adam Cvijanovic, Jay Heikes, Elizabeth Jaeger, Dean Levin, Dashiell Manley, Ruairiadh O'Connell, David Opdyke, Jacolby Satterwhite, Nick van Woert, and Letha Wilson
Gareth Moore "A Burning Bag as a Smoke-Grey Lotus" at Stroom Den Haag
July 29~2015
In a surprising and fragmented way the large-scale installation A Burning Bag as a Smoke-Grey Lotus by Gareth Moore describes the course of one full day. Six constructions function as display cases for a collection of sculptural instruments, representing a musical composition written by the arist himself that takes us from sunrise to sunset.
Nicola Martini "The Sober Day" at kaufmann repetto, New York
July 28~2015
Nicola Martini's practice is characterized by an intrinsic dualism in which empirical research and ritual coexist.
Ancestral procedures such as baking, mixing and melting take Nicola Martini's work to a sort of ground zero of sculpture, in which the artist allows the physical properties of the substances to guide the final form of the object (or of the space activated by the artist's intervention) that is almost dictated by the physical characteristics of the materials and their reciprocal interactions.
"The Infinite Lawn" at Tenderpixel, London
July 28~2015
Adriano Amaral, Vanessa Billy, Petra Feriancová, Falke Pisano, Yann Sérandour, Ian Whittlesea.
"The Infinite Lawn" is the title of a chapter of Italo Calvino's novel Mr. Palomar. It describes Palomar's lawn as a collection of objects, namely grasses.
"Violent Incident" and Cally Spooner "On False Tears and Outsourcing" at Vleeshal, Middelburg
July 28~2015
"Violent Incident" at Vleeshal Zuterstraat
"Violent Incident" takes its title from Bruce Nauman's 1986 video work. The show began from the invitation by Vleeshal's director Roos Gortzak to Cally Spooner to curate a group show which would draw from the collections of Vleeshal and M HKA, and be concurrent and connected to the artist's solo show at Vleeshal Markt.
Kate Newby "I memorized it I loved it so much" at Laurel Gitlen, New York
July 27~2015
Laurel Gitlen is proud to present the first US solo exhibition of the New Zealand, New York-based artist Kate Newby. Working with a variety of media including installation, textile, ceramics, casting and glass, Newby is a sculptor who is committed to exploring and putting pressure on the limits and nature of sculpture.
Justin Morin "Petrolina Part II" at Last Resort, Copenhagen
July 27~2015
Petrolina highlights the life of Piotr Tchaikovsky and encourages in-depth thinking around the concepts of writing, incarnation and staging. After having drunken a glass of non sterilized water from the Neva, a gesture then considered as reckless due to the related risks of disease, the composer became sick and died from cholera, just like his mother a few years prior to that. The blurry circumstances surrounding his death gave rise to many rumors: mere accident, suicide or murder ordered by a court of honor. The latter would have taken place following Tchaikovsky's relationship with Victor Stenbock-Fermor, a young 17-year old officer, close to Tsar Alexander III. Unwilling to tolerate this type of relation, this "made up" declaration of death would have allowed to maintain the composer's reputation, musical heritage as well as the virtuous image claimed by Russia.
"Calisthenics" at Thomas Duncan Gallery, Los Angeles
July 26~2015
Steven Baldi, Julie Beaufils, Camille Blatrix, Pol Chambost, Kate Costello, Matthew Darbyshire, Nancy de Holl, Lily Ludlow, Bruce M. Sherman, Linda Stark, Camilla Wills, B. Wurtz
Lina Selander at Tiziana Di Caro Gallery, Naples
July 26~2015
Tiziana Di Caro art gallery is pleased to present the first solo exhibition of Swedish artist Lina Selander (Stockholm, 1973). The exhibition includes three video installations created between 2011 and 2014, which are part of a larger project entitled Excavation of the Image: Imprint, shadow, spectre, thought, with which Lina Selander is representing Sweden at the 56. Venice Biennale.
Peter Regli "One Sun – One Moon" at Dominique Lévy, New York
July 25~2015
Regli is best known for his ongoing project, Reality Hacking, a series of temporary and often anonymous actions and interventions in urban public spaces and the natural landscape. Initiated in the 1990s and spanning four continents, "Reality Hacking" consists of over 300 projects to date, which trace the threads of Surrealism, Land art, and Conceptual art, and rely upon the artist's keen observation and wit. Resisting any specific style, medium, or material, Regli explores the poetics of banality and the sublimity of quotidian objects and remote or abandoned places. "Reality Hacking" projects are often itinerant, some following objects the artist sets on a journey, while others appear in isolated, unexpected landscapes where they may be encountered by unsuspecting viewers.


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Of all the stickers on her helmet, the one that puzzled me read, "Bury The Dragon." Waiting for our turn to climb, I tapped her shoulder. A petite dark-haired woman in her early thirties turned to face me and smiled.
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"I swear this is the last year we are doing this!" That was our team name in 2014 for the 24 Hours of Horseshoe Hell. My partner, Chris Stoehrmann, and I really thought it would be our last year. It was going to be Chris's fifth year competing, and my fourth out of the last five years. I missed out in 2012 because my wife and I were road tripping overseas. It took Chris a little while, but he finally forgave me for missing out that year and took me back as his partner in 2013.
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Carroll Community College Art Students Sell Their Creations
Shirley Lippy, adjunct art instructor in Continuing Education and Training at Carroll Community College, said she is proud of her art students. She is truly delighted with the progress of a number of students who started as beginners, and as a result of their training, have actually sold their works for a profit.
Lippy teaches basic drawing, color theory, oil painting, watercolor, and pen and ink. Once having completed the classes, several students have gone on to sell their art through the local arts council, private show sales, and regional community events. Lippy said one of her students recently sold a piece of artwork for about $500.
"It is very satisfying to witness students achieve this success," said Lippy. "I hope this gives them the momentum to continue to market their works. All of my students complete their studies with a strong background in basic drawing and color theory. Some of my students are seniors who developed a love for art in their youth, and are now sparking their interest in art once again."
Lippy has been an art teacher for over 25 years. Her special teaching skill is to draw out the innate artistic ability in everyone.
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Julio Franco is relatively low-profile, so he doesn't often receive the accolades he deserves. Imagine a 21-year Major League career, with a batting average of .299! Phenomenal!!! Here is a nice article about him: http://www.cbc.ca/story/sports/natio...lio060221.html
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As you know the first of 9 days of .CM auctions at closed at NameJet.com today with Hotels.cm and Sex.cm leading the pack. For just the .Cm domains I had on my list, NameJet.com hauled in $486K. Namejet.com said they had 4,500 .cm domains going to auction and I only had 200 on my list. My list therefore reflects only 5% of all .cm auctions, although I'm pretty sure I have many of the high … [Read more...]
Hotels.cm Sells For $81K: Sex.cm Goes For $51K; as .CM Domains Begin To Close On NameJet.com
The NameJet.com auction for .CM domains with multiple preorders are started to close today with two big sales. The Domain Hotels.cm sold for $76,100 while sex.cm sold for 51,300. Coupons.cm sold for $20,100 There are quite a few other domains already into the five figures, which are closing throughout the afternoon, including Mail.cm $28 Porn.cm $22K Free.cm $18K We will recap … [Read more...]
UPDATE: Sex.cm At $51K; Several Others Break The 5 Figure Mark
Over the weekend we published a post asking, now that the NameJet.com .cm auctions were underway, how much Sex.cm would sell for. At the time we published the post, the high bid on the domain sex.cm was $12K. As of 2pm EST, Monday August 31st, with just less than 24 hours to go, the domain has a high bid of $51,100. Other .cm on my list getting some high bids are: Free.cm … [Read more...]
So What Will Sex.cm Sell For?
The .cm auctions are underway at NameJet.com, and bidding is already hot and heavy. This auction is for the .cm domain that had more than one pre-order during the landrush. Although the first .cm auction does close until Tuesday, several domains on my radar are already in the four figures. As we know the highest price ever paid for a domain is Sex.com ($12M-$14M depending on … [Read more...]
Breaking News: .Cm "Go Live" Postponed; Again
Well, in what now seems to be now an "official continuing saga", the .cm registry has postponed for a second time, the 'Go Live' registration period, which was to begin at 8pm EST tonight. Once again the delay seems to be due to "technical issues". Once again the postponement was announced just minutes before the "Go Live" was to go live. (thanks to our friends at Moniker.com for passing … [Read more...]
.Cm Live Registrations Start At 8PM EST Tonight
The .CM registry has announced that the "Go Live" registrations for .cm domains opens at 8PM EST tonight. This means, you will be able to register any available .cm domain for registration fees. Many of the top domain registrars will start accepting live registrations for .cm domains. Moniker.com for example is charging $119 a year, for a live registration, with a one year minimum, while … [Read more...]
NameJet: .CM Pre-Orders Yield 11,000 Registrations: 4,500 Domains Going To Auction
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Fresenius Medical Eyes Acquisitions in 2012 Worth Up to $300 MLN
Nov. 2 (Bloomberg) -- Fresenius Medical Care AG, the world's biggest provider of kidney dialysis, aims to do more acquisitions next year and increase volume to offset lower government reimbursements in the U.S.
"This has been a year of dramatic change in terms of reimbursement," Chief Executive Officer Ben Lipps said in an interview today.
The company will likely spend up to $300 million on acquisitions next year, once it completes the purchase of Liberty Dialysis Holdings Inc. in the U.S. for $1.7 billion, Chief Financial Officer Michael Brosnan said in the same interview. The Liberty transaction is on track to close in the first quarter, he said.
Fresenius sees opportunities for expansion in Eastern Europe, Asia and Latin America, Lipps said.
"We are selective about where we grow, but there's a lot of opportunity in the world," he said.
The company saw reimbursement schedules improve during the third quarter by four days in the U.S. and three days internationally compared with the previous quarter, Brosnan said. This and cost controls helped the company offset lower prices in the U.S., he said.
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A federal jury has awarded $12 million in damages to an inmate at a northern Illinois prison who was left severely disabled by an epileptic seizure he suffered while behind bars.
On Friday, jurors found that officials at Stateville Correctional Center in Joliet knew Ray Fox needed epilepsy medication and yet failed to provide it to him.
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Fox is 50 years old. He had a seizure in his cell in 2007 and suffered a serious head injury as a result. He was serving time for a drug offense.
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3 large
potatoes, peeled and cubed
2 small
onions, sliced
2 tablespoons
2 cloves
garlic, minced
1/2 teaspoon
1/8 teaspoon
dried oregano
1/8 teaspoon
black pepper
1/8 teaspoon
I needed a quick sidedish and this was it. This recipe gets extra points from me for being so quick, easy and delicious. I will definitely be making this again! I did add about double the amount of margarine and a little more salt. GREAT!
I don't know. Maybe if I'd had the "real" thing, I'd think these were close; but, not knowing how fabulous the real thing is, I can't appreciate the big timesaving factor or even the taste. I had diced potatoes with onions, garlic & butter. Good, but nothing to go crazy over.
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Why didn't I think of this a long time ago??? These were sooo simple and so quick. Talk about a time saver. I sprinkled garlic powder and some italian seasonings over the potatoes and used 4 tbls of butter like another reviewer. They needed it. I sprinkled some parmesan cheese over the finished product. Will resort to this one again when pressed for time. Thanks Jon.
Easy go to recipe. I use olive oil instead of butter or margarine.
My hubby and his buds take the trailer to fishing sites every couple months for 5-6 days. I'm always looking for easy recipes for them. This turned out to be something they could do with not much preparation. To cut down further on the prep work, they decided to use baby red potatoes so they didn't have to peel or cube them, and used garlic powder in place of the minced garlic. Needless to say they loved 'em and are taking this recipe on the next trip.Its a definite keeper! Thanks Jon!
As suggested by reviewers, I increased the spices. These potatoes were easy and quite good, warmed up well the next day, and definitely will be included in future meals.
For being a microwave dish, these were pretty tasty. I used more of all the spices.
I always use my Pampered Chef "micro steamer" to make potatoes when I'm in a rush, I loved the addition of the herbs & spices in this no brainer side dish! Great for these nice summer nights when you just wanna hang out with some neighbors. This also works well if you slice the potatoes (with skin on). Thanks Jon!
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Principal Smith,
I am writing to request your assistance regarding a recent incident of bullying, assault and intimidation that took place at your school.
The incident occurred on May 3, 2010 and was witnessed by a teacher and several students. The student(s) responsible for the bullying, assault and harassment is Joe Bob Blank.
Joe Bob Blank pushed my son into a wall and called him several derogatory names. The above referenced witness did nothing to stop the bully and apparently failed to report the incident to you.
This correspondence is a request for an investigation into this incident by your office; a request for you to follow the procedural directives of the Department of Education's No Bullying Policy and use the available tools provided to you by this state to assign a timely and effective punishment to the offender.
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Just a hop-skip from the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, the Moscone Convention Center, SFMOMA and the San Francisco Academy of Art, in what is becoming the increasingly artsy Mission corridor, is a cool and creative event space that might still be a bit of a secret. Whether you're planning a company or social event, a zany product launch or a sophisticated, out-of-the-ordinary urban wedding reception, you don't want to overlook the Cartoon Art Museum. Affairs here aren't merely enjoyable; they are a blast.
Your experience begins in the contemporary, stainless steel and concrete lobby, where a big heart sculpture from the 2004 Hearts in San Francisco campaign greets guests warmly and a large black animation camera stand creates the perfect spot for guest photos. Or how about doing caricatures of some of the celebrants? The museum can easily recommend a talented cartoonist who can dash off keepsake sketches of guests.
Beyond the lobby, five galleries provide space for multiroom events with a flow that is totally art-astic. Galleries 1 and 2 on the left side of the museum are the largest and share a movable wall that allows for maximum event flexibility. Plan a ceremony, a sit-down affair or dinner and dancing here. The ceilings are high, the acoustics fine, and the treated concrete floors can handle plenty of action. All the lighting is on tracks and dimmers, which means it can be adjusted to make both the art and the partygoers look their best. Even the soft gray walls add a level of festivity and inspiration: They might feature artwork on loan for the rotating exhibits, or selections from the museum's permanent 5,000-piece collection of original cartoon drawings and watercolors. Possibilities include early Mickey Mouse and Superman cels, as well as turn-of-the-century comic strips like George Herriman's Krazy Kat. They even have underground comix from Robert Crumb and favorite Peanuts strips, not to mention dozens of other choices.
Galleries 4 and 5, which are situated on the left, are a bit smaller and better suited for more intimate gatherings or for food stations, cocktails and passed hors d'oeuvres. Set up bars or desert tables in one or both of the rooms. Here, too, the artwork can contribute to spirited conversation and keep guests merrily moving and mingling.
Gallery 3 in the back of the museum has a 42″ flat-panel TV monitor and doors leading to Minna Street and one of the neighborhood's many large public parking structures. With easy access for caterers, it's a terrific place to stage food service or situate more elaborate food presentations and buffets.
But why limit your planning to these options? Consider an evening that progresses from one gallery to the next, entertainers who roam the entire museum, or food from a different culture in every room. Whatever your vision, the experienced museum staff—well versed in art openings and other functions—can help make it smoothly take shape.
Best of all, the Cartoon Art Museum is a nonprofit organization, so not only is a portion of your rental fee tax deductible, your use of the gallery space also helps provide for arts programs.
NOTE: Cartoon Art Museum will be moving to a new location (to be determined) and their last day to host an event at their current address is Friday, September 11th, 2015. No reservations for events will be taken past that date.
CEREMONY CAPACITY: The site can accommodate 120 seated guests indoors.
EVENT/RECEPTION CAPACITY: The museum holds 150 seated or 250 standing indoors.
MEETING CAPACITY: The site holds 120 seated guests.
A $500 deposit plus a refundable cleaning deposit is required to reserve your date. The balance is due 30 days prior to the event. Rental fees range $1,000–4,000. Liability insurance is required. A movable wall can be modified to open up the space for larger events for an additional fee ($100 weekdays, $200 weekends).
Wedding Receptions
Special Events, Parties
Business Functions/Meetings
Catering: select from list
Kitchen Facilities: limited
Tables & Chairs: some provided or through
Linens, Silver, etc.: through caterer or BYO
Restrooms: wheelchair accessible
Dance Floor: CBA
Bride's Dressing Area: CBA
Meeting Equipment: some provided
Parking: limited, garage nearby
Accommodations: no guestrooms
Telephone: emergency use only
Outdoor Night Lighting: access only
Outdoor Cooking Facilities: no
Cleanup: renter
View: no
Other: event coordination
No View
Alcohol: BYO
Smoking: not allowed
Music: amplified OK indoors
Wheelchair Access: yes
Insurance: liability required
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Michael A. De Leon is a graphic designer by day, but wears many hats in his off time. In 2004, after several years of covering the Spurs, he started Project Spurs, a Spurs team fansite as an outlet to provide content to Spurs fans, while continuing to write for himself and learning the ins and outs of online publishing and web design. He has since built a writing team and started a popular weekly Spurs podcast called the Spurscast.
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On this episode of the Spurscast, Jeff and I turn over the reins to some of the other members of the Project Spurs staff. Our lead writer, Paul Garcia, hosted, while staffers Jason Rogers, Jake Faunce and Trevor Zickgraff rounded out the panel. The guys open up the show talking about Ryan Richards, who the […] [Read More]
Show Me The Money
By Jason Rogers, Project Spurs This was an expensive season for the San Antonio Spurs. At just over $69 million, the Spurs shelled out enough to put them in the top fifteen highest paid teams in the NBA. With many questions surrounding the team after a disappointing early exit from the playoffs, many are wondering […] [Read More]
Splitter's transition in review
By Jason Rogers, Project Spurs At the dawn of the NBA season, the most anticipated addition to the 2010-2011 San Antonio Spurs was unquestionably the Spanish league's most valuable player, Tiago Splitter. However, the unexpected performance of undrafted rookie Gary Neal (call me Nostradamus) quickly out-shadowed the Splitter hype. We wrote extensively, and perhaps prematurely […] [Read More]
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By Paul Garcia, Project Spurs According to Brazilian writer Paulo Roberto of basketbrasil.com.br, Tiago Splitter will make his decision to play with the Brazilian team in early July. Splitter wants to see what is going to happen with the NBA's potential lockout situation before agreeing to play with the Brazilian national team. I used a […] [Read More]
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Por Arianne Villanueva, Project Spurs A un poco mas de dos semanas después de la dolorosa derrota y eliminación de los San Antonio Spurs por parte de los Grizzlies de Memphis durante los Play Offs (eliminatorias), aun continúan las auto-preguntas que nos siguen tormentando. ¿Que hicimos mal? ¿En que fallamos? ¿Que pudimos haber hecho para lograr […] [Read More]
Spurscast #246: Paul and Jake take over
Since Jeff and I have been recording and producing shows pretty much non-stop since last summer, we thought we'd let two of our staff run the asylum this week. Our lead writer, Paul "Pau" Garcia was joined by staff writer Jake Faunce to talk about the latest in Spurs news. They first talked about Manu […] [Read More]
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Each week, our writers will sound off on one topic of the week with short audio takes. If you are a Spurscast subscriber, you'll also be seeing podcasts with all of our takes together along with your weekly Spurscast. This week we asked our writers, Paul Garcia and Jake Faunce, to address some of the issues […] [Read More]
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Spurscast #245: Sad but true
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text: 'Morning Edition' Celebrates 35 Years With A Trip Down Memory Lane By Steve Inskeep & David Greene • Nov 5, 2014 On this day in 1979, Morning Edition broadcast its first show, bringing a new style of storytelling to the early-drive-time airwaves. After A Resounding GOP Victory, 6 Tidbits That Tell The Story By Eyder Peralta • Nov 5, 2014 The big headline from last night's midterm elections is that Republicans walloped the Democrats, cashing in on enormous discontent about the state of the country to pick up seven Senate seats and wrest control of the chamber. That, of course, sets up divided government for the next two years: a Democratic president and a GOP-controlled legislature. Here are six tidbits that tell the story: Republican Gains, Few Surprises: A Real-Time Recap Of Oklahoma's Midterm Election Results By Brian Hardzinski • Nov 4, 2014 Laura Knoll / KGOU Throughout the evening, KGOU will provide updates on the air and online as voters across the country determine who will represent them in state Capitols and Washington, D.C. for at least the next two years. Oklahoma voters have cast ballots for every member of its Congressional delegation for the first time in state history, and decide who will occupy the Governor's mansion, lead the state Department of Education, and represent their constituents in the state House and Senate chambers at NE 23rd and Lincoln. Now Official: In Many Uncontested Races, Candidates Have Been Winners For Awhile By Karen Holp • Nov 4, 2014 Facebook A large number of candidates standing for election or re-election have already been declared winners. In the U.S. House, District 1, Jim Bridenstine, a Republican from Tulsa, is the winner because no one filed to oppose him, either in the April primary or in the general election. Five state-wide office holders have been re-elected Four were unopposed in their primary or in the general election: Scott Pruitt for Attorney General, Ken Miller for State Treasurer, Gary Jones for State Auditor, and John Doak for State Insurance Commissioner. Todd Hiett won the primary for the Corporation Commission and no one filed as a Democrat to oppose the primary winner in the general election. Of the 25 State Senate seats up for election in 2014, 12 State Senators are elected before voting today even began. Eight were unopposed candidates, one of whom was a Democrat. Four won their party's primary election, one of whom was a Democrat. Of these, nine were incumbents and three candidates were running for open seats – two Republicans and one Democrat. State House candidates are elected every two years so 101 seats were up for election but 64 have already been decided. 35 Republicans won because no opponent filed in the primary or general election while 15 Democrats had the same fortune. 11 Republicans won their primary and faced no general election opponent and just three Democrats won their primary to claim their seat. Of these 64 seats already decided, eight seats were without an incumbent candidate. Four Republicans won a primary for election and one had no primary or general opponent. Three Democrats won a primary election with no general election opponent. Why Farmers Aren't Cheering This Year's Monster Harvest By editor • Nov 4, 2014 U.S. farmers are bringing in what's expected to be a record-breaking harvest for both corn and soybeans. But for many farmers, that may be too much of a good thing. Farmers will haul in 4 billion bushels of soybeans and 14.5 billion bushels of corn, according to USDA estimates. The problem? Demand can't keep up with that monster harvest. Corn and soybean prices have been falling for months. A bushel of corn is now worth under $4 — about half what it was two years ago. It's Still Too Early For Tanking Oil Prices To Curb U.S. Drilling By John Ydstie • Nov 4, 2014 Oil prices fell again Tuesday, to just below $76 a barrel before recovering slightly — one day after Saudi Arabia cut prices for the crude it sells in the U.S. market. During most of the last quarter-century, that would have been viewed as a very positive development for the U.S. economy. But oil production here has increased so quickly in the past several years, the continuing price drops pose a potential threat to U.S. oil producers. DHS Prepares For Annual Native American Heritage Celebration By Associated Press • Nov 4, 2014 Donkey Hotey / Flickr.com The state's Department of Human Services is preparing to mark the 17th-annual Native American Heritage Celebration later this month. The event is Nov. 17 at the Oklahoma City Farmers Market Auditorium and is open to the public. The theme of this year's event is "Celebrating Wellness in Native America." Event organizers say the annual celebration provides an educational opportunity to appreciate and celebrate the wealth of cultural contributions of the Native American part of the state's population. Vikings' Adrian Peterson Pleads No Contest In Child Abuse Case By Krishnadev Calamur • Nov 4, 2014 Minnesota Vikings running back Adrian Peterson pleaded no contest in his child abuse case, avoiding jail time after being indicted in September for using a wooden switch to punish his 4-year-old son. The Associated Press reports that a judge in Conroe, Texas, agreed to the plea deal. 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Phyllis F. McCord
HENDERSON — Phyllis Ford McCord, 88, of 1245 Park Ave., Henderson, died Monday, June 24, 2013, at Maria Parham Medical Center in Henderson.
Born in Kewanee, Ill., she was the daughter of the late John Wilson Ford and Elsie Hurlbutt Ford. She was the widow of Howard H. McCord.
Mrs. McCord was a homemaker. She was a member of Tabernacle United Methodist Church.
A memorial service will be held Saturday, June 29, 2013, at 2 p.m., at Tabernacle United Methodist Church, conducted by the Rev. Kathryn Johnson and the Rev. Henry Lovelace.
Surviving are two daughters, Candice R. Grooms and husband, Tim, of Gastonia, and Jacqueline R. Hartnett of Blue Springs, Mo.; two sons, David L. Westlin of Nixa, Mo., and Robin D. Westlin of Kansas City, Kan.; a step-brother, Bud E. Ford of Bellevue, Neb.; seven grandchildren; 10 great-grandchildren; and three great-great-grandchildren.
The family will receive friends Saturday, from 1 to 2 p.m., at Tabernacle United Methodist Church. All other times, they will be at the home of Candy and Tim Grooms, 271 Bonanza Trail, Clarksville, VA 23927.
In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the Townsville Volunteer Fire Department, 12729 N.C. Hwy 39 North, Henderson, NC 27537; or to the Mecklenburg Rescue Squad, P.O. Box 1539, Clarksville, VA 23927.
Arrangements are by Flowers Funeral Home.
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CREEDMOOR — Jimmie Dale McDonald, a longtime resident of Creedmoor, passed away unexpectedly on Wednesday, June 26, 2013, at his home.
Surviving are his wife, Patsy Boyd McDonald of the home; one step-daughter; one brother, David McDonald of Durham; a niece; and three nephews.
He was preceded in death by two sisters, Carol McDonald and Brenda McDonald.
Graveside services will be conducted at 11:30 a.m., Friday, June 28, 2013, in South Granville Memorial Gardens on Old 75 in Stem. Visitation will be held Friday, June 28, 2013, from 10 to 11 a.m., at Eakes Funeral Home in Creedmoor, prior to the graveside.
Eakes Funeral Home in Creedmoor is assisting the McDonald family.
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