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Jul 06 2009
July 4, 2009
I didn't even take photos of the fireworks at our house this year.
Because you know what? I figured I could just show you these from 2008.
Or this embarrassing display from 2006, a mere two months after I started this silly blog of mine.
Fireworks, schmireworks. This year, I decided to take photos of the people.
Violent explosives are highly overrated.
Angie Harmon was here. Angie and I are full-on buds.
Lori showed up, too. She's the wife of Terry, one of the men who did all the work at the Lodge last year, and is one of the smartest, funniest females I know.
This is the daughter of Jerry, Terry's father, of Terry and Jerry fame.
Are you confused yet?
Oh, what a tangled web we weave when we start trying to figure out who's related to whom and how. And why.
The Senator drove in from the Big City and wound up running all of our errands for us, bless his legislative heart. I told him not to come back until he had 10 cases of pop, 9,000 beers…and, as it turned out, zero bottles of wine because liquor stores are closed on the Fourth of July 'round these parts.
I've never heard of anything so silly, except maybe that wine isn't sold in grocery stores 'round these parts either.
It's so difficult to be a wino in Oklahoma. There are all these ROADBLOCKS in the way.
Why can't Oklahoma just let me be?
The Senator's daughter. She's a little peanut of a sweetie.
Unfortunately, this trickster also showed up. He's three weeks old, and very, very dangerous for me.
And he belongs to…
Remember Matteo?
He's Marlboro Man's cousin, and he was always searching for true love.
Then he found this woman. Teresa. Dear, sweet Teresa.
Then they got married last summer.
THIS often tends to happen.
And now.
We interrupt this program to bring you the following images:
Scrubbing, brushing, scouring dirty pots and pans.
I just love dirty pots and pans.
Lawsie mercy. This ranks up there with the Grand Tetons. Niagara Falls. Yosemite.
And then there's this.
This is Butch, Angie Harmon's husband. Butch is a good friend, has imaginary sword fights with my five-year-old, and holds babies.
All reports indicate Angie's keeping Butch. She likes him. She likes him a lot.
Me? I like this one a lot. I've never wanted another baby so much in all my life.
Of course, I say that every other day, or every time I see a baby, whichever comes first.
It's a sickness, really. And when will it end?
You know what I really love, though? The very end of the party. I can't explain why. It's very, very late. The kids are up way past their bedtime. Dishes are strewn all over the kitchen, and no one seems to care.
Least of all me.
(Note that Charlie is now up from his chair and hunting for scraps.)
Cowboy Josh has to harass my boy one last time…
And no one—absolutely no one—is thinking about the cleanup job ahead.
Happy Monday, my friends! Welcome back to the real world.
Pioneer Woman
P.S. Anyone have a couple hundred brooms I can borrow?
311 Comments
Serendipitous Girl On Monday, July 6 at 7:56 am
Looks like the perfect 4th of July! And that baby? Precious!
debbie z On Monday, July 6 at 7:57 am
I'm smiling! Family and friends ~ what else is there to say?
Love, Debbie
Your Neighbor Rancher
kate On Monday, July 6 at 7:58 am
babies, food, and fireworks? sounds like a perfect 4th to me! the 5th and 6th, however, look much less exciting…
Jenny On Monday, July 6 at 7:58 am
Looks like you all had a great time! Good thing you have 4 punks to help with the clean up
Leslie On Monday, July 6 at 7:58 am
How fun! We spent a quiet Fourth doing what we've been doing all month – irrigating our 1500 acres of corn, cotton and wheat in a desperate attempt to keep them growing! But this morning? Rain on my tin roof – my FAVORITE sound!
God bless America!
Rianna On Monday, July 6 at 7:59 am
I had the baby sickness too, Ree. Ya know how I cured it?
I have a 9 week old.
Tracy Shringarpure On Monday, July 6 at 7:59 am
I love photos of other people's friends and family. And the aftermath outside was crackin' me up. thanks for sharing the less-photographed side of the 4th.
Anne On Monday, July 6 at 8:00 am
Great food, wonderful friends and it looks like you had great weather to boot…… Looks like a perfect day!
Tara G On Monday, July 6 at 8:01 am
Love it! I am all for not worrying about the house but about the PEOPLE.
Amber On Monday, July 6 at 8:01 am
What a lovely documentary! I'm thinking you need that cool machine the cat drives at the end of The Cat in The Hat. So many hands…wouldn't that be nice!
armchairdesign On Monday, July 6 at 8:01 am
Oh, it's not that bad! Happy cleaning!
Dandy On Monday, July 6 at 8:01 am
Looks like you had a great time. That baby is precious, your friends and family are adorable and those are great pictures of the fireworks!
Susan On Monday, July 6 at 8:01 am
You have such a lovely home! We're building and I'm looking for ideas
Looks like you had a great time.. and why not have just one more??
Michelle On Monday, July 6 at 8:01 am
I want to come next year. Oh, and why did no one shut the door in the kitchen??? Just an observation….
Bridget On Monday, July 6 at 8:02 am
That looks like you had quite the fireworks display….AWESOME!!!!
alice On Monday, July 6 at 8:02 am
Very nice photos, but I wonder if everyone gets tired of you having your camera around and taking pictures? It happens to me all the time, but everyone seems to enjoy looking at the pics afterwards, go figure.
Here in Rhode Island we took a ride down to the oean for clam cakes and chowda. Gorgeous weather, good food and friends make for a great 4th no matter where you are.
Pat On Monday, July 6 at 8:02 am
Guess we know what you'll be doing today!
Cindi On Monday, July 6 at 8:02 am
Family, Friends, Food and Fun…looks like a
great 4th!
Love all the smiles …
maria from madison On Monday, July 6 at 8:03 am
What beautiful people in your world. It looks like everyone had such a good time enjoying each other.
Karen On Monday, July 6 at 8:03 am
wow, looks like a great time was had by all!
pretty spectacular fireworks I must say
Karen On Monday, July 6 at 8:03 am
lots of mess to clean up – get the kids to help
Nicoleigh On Monday, July 6 at 8:04 am
Looks like a great time! Thanks for sharing.
Cindy Adams On Monday, July 6 at 8:04 am
I'm confused. That doesn't look like the old layout of your kitchen.
In His peace – Cindy
MoM(Mom of Many)
LadyLovas On Monday, July 6 at 8:04 am
And who wouldn't remember Matteo????
Off course we remember Matteo!
What a beautiful new mom and what an adorable newborn baby! congratulations to the new parents!!!
Everything looks like so much fun!
Laura S On Monday, July 6 at 8:04 am
How fun!!! That little trickster is a cute little guy.
Kimi Bollman On Monday, July 6 at 8:04 am
What a great get together – looks like all involved had a blast. And that baby sickness – never goes away. Never ever. Glad it doesn't too!
trish On Monday, July 6 at 8:05 am
Happy Monday! It was a great weekend, wasn't it?
Terri On Monday, July 6 at 8:06 am
Looks like it was a great party!
JessicaMcG On Monday, July 6 at 8:06 am
It looks like you guys had a fantastic time! I've been encouraging my friends to buy a house (not a town home that has no backyard) so that we can have bar-b-q's — it would be perfect for the 4th of July. They quickly remind me that 'no, the world doesn't revolve around me'. I'm then forced to spend an incredibly beautiful 4th of July in downtown Frederick, Md with fireworks going off directly above my head. Oh yeah and they had funnel cakes…the funnel cake made me almost forget about the backyard fun I was wanting to have.
Rebecca On Monday, July 6 at 8:07 am
Get that baby to clean up. Here baby – hold the dustpan.
Courtney On Monday, July 6 at 8:07 am
Looks like you had an awesome weekend!! That baby is dangerous!! I need to stop looking…
Nancy Hood On Monday, July 6 at 8:08 am
so glad to see ya'll had a blast! it was quiet here as my man was in the midst of some 16 hours shifts at the papermill – BUT vacation begins the end of this week!! WhooHOO!!
Bridget On Monday, July 6 at 8:08 am
Great photos! The new baby is beautiful! I am 44 and still hopeful for another baby…twins would be a bonus!
Amy in Edmond On Monday, July 6 at 8:08 am
We had a small gathering of friends also. We ended up with some straight line winds and 1 1/2 inches of rain. My umbrellas over my outdoor tables were ruined. One ended up on my roof!
Geneva Bear On Monday, July 6 at 8:09 am
There is something about the clean up afterwards that is such a great closure to an awesome party. When i have a get together inside, i love the gathering up of linens, the smell of the candle wax, all the beautiful dishes….. it IS work, i'm not passing it off as easy the other night as everyone was leaving and we were folding up lawn chairs and paper cups and all that, it just felt right!
Danni On Monday, July 6 at 8:10 am
Hey, that's what my kitchen looked like too!
Rebecca On Monday, July 6 at 8:10 am
Time for the baby to pitch in – hold the dustpan baby.
Amanda Jane On Monday, July 6 at 8:11 am
babies , forearms and a beautiful kitchen.. one of my favorite posts so far!
rere On Monday, July 6 at 8:11 am
you guys know how to spend a 4th, looks like alot of fun!
Tracy (Oklahoma) On Monday, July 6 at 8:11 am
I am in clean up mode this Monday as well….after a FANTASTIC weekend with friends and family! Happy Monday!
jensamom On Monday, July 6 at 8:12 am
What a perfect celebration!
Mandy in OKC On Monday, July 6 at 8:12 am
Amy, I am feeling your pain. I am in Edmond and had the same joy of tons of guests running inside due to the huge okie storm. At least it blew over though, right?
Lana On Monday, July 6 at 8:13 am
The wanting another baby thing goes away when you have GRANDCHILDREN!!! BUT you have awhile to wait. Maybe you should just go for it and then you will have MORE Grandchildren later!!! I can't tell you what it is like to be Nana other than it is way different than being the Momma. I don't have to chase them around all day or stay up at night with them so all I do is LOVE them. AND it is so SWEET!!!
Cindi On Monday, July 6 at 8:14 am
It looks like everyone had a great time…and the cleanup will get done. Eventually. Don't worry about it. Isn't that why you had four kids? To help around the ranch? And isn't the house part of the ranch?
I have this little feeling that you're going to just mention someday "Oh yeah, I had a baby yesterday. Didn't I mention that I was expecting?"
Good luck with the mess!
Vicki Miller On Monday, July 6 at 8:14 am
I will come sweep, only if I can come enjoy the fun next year!!!
Kathy Stephenson On Monday, July 6 at 8:15 am
What fun! I love that you take the time to share your life with the rest of us…..taking a peek into just makes my day.
Lori B London, Ont On Monday, July 6 at 8:15 am
Appears that ya'll had a swell time. I love the kitchen photos…that's always where the real party is. Thanks for keeping it real!
kath On Monday, July 6 at 8:15 am
3 friends have had babies or grandbabies in the past week … I'm jealous of the grandmommy status. Everyone looks like they have had so much fun!
CArolyn On Monday, July 6 at 8:17 am
Great All American celebration you had! Glad to see it… I ended up doing nothing by myself. Oh well. I very much celebrated the freedom we have! Thankful for all the sacrifices it takes to be free.
Enid On Monday, July 6 at 8:17 am
Awee I will love to help. I made your Key Lime Pie it was so yummy!
LivinLouisiana! On Monday, July 6 at 8:18 am
I'll do it for one of your freebies!
Mike's Mom On Monday, July 6 at 8:19 am
Wow, looks like lots of fun!
Katie (Life of a Firefighter's Wife) On Monday, July 6 at 8:19 am
Your guests must spend a lot of time figuring out what to wear to your house, knowing that it may be recorded for tens of thousands of us to see!
Hokie Deb On Monday, July 6 at 8:19 am
–>Love seeing more faces around the ranch. I'm glad you had a great holiday weekend with friends and family.
We did as well in a small little town called Bumpass, Va. Great fireworks! haha…
SarahW On Monday, July 6 at 8:20 am
I'm envisioning a giant 30 foot wide push broom….
April On Monday, July 6 at 8:21 am
Wow! It looks like everyone had a wonderful time. You inspire me to step up my hostessing skills.
Tanya On Monday, July 6 at 8:22 am
The fireworks, the food, the friends, the baby, the family=Good times. But people, the FOREARMS. I'm shallow
and Ree needs to start some sort of support group.
Cheryl Barker On Monday, July 6 at 8:24 am
Love it that you took pics of the people instead of the fireworks. Good luck getting past the baby sickness
Treena On Monday, July 6 at 8:26 am
I'll bet there are no more snakes in that wall now!
Hallie On Monday, July 6 at 8:26 am
Looks like an amazing time was had by all!! We had a wonderful 4th AND celebrated my oldest son's 20th bday. It was a great weekend.
Still plenty of time to enter to win over $3000.00 in prizes!!
Angel On Monday, July 6 at 8:27 am
What a wonderful post! You are so blessed! I love the people pics. I took alot of people pics too…turns out that point and shoots don't take firework photos to well. But I had fun trying! Thanks so much for your blog!
Megan Santos On Monday, July 6 at 8:27 am
I lit my hands on fire with the seeding of the Jalapenos too! You are not alone! :)0
Erika On Monday, July 6 at 8:28 am
You really know how to throw down! Looks like a great party…
Trudy On Monday, July 6 at 8:29 am
Glad you had fun. If anyone wanted to see fireworks pictures, they should look for pictures of Tulsa's for this year. LOL.
Mariah Kimble On Monday, July 6 at 8:30 am
Hahah MM doing the dishes, my Mom gave me a magnet this year with a picture of a man doing dishes and the caption said "I know what turns a woman on" hahaha thats what I thought of when I saw MM lovely arms scubbing those pots n' pans.
Claudia W On Monday, July 6 at 8:34 am
I'll bring my broom right now! I did a little sweeping up after our 4th here too, I am well versed in the after ther 4th sweeping.
Actually your pictures are the only fireworks I got to see this year. I missed ours because I was on my way to see them, and the town decided to do theirs the night before. Who ever heard of celebrating the 3rd of July???
Thanks for sharing yours, even if they were from the past. It was good to see all those smiling faces and little ones!
Gwennie On Monday, July 6 at 8:35 am
The baby yearning will end when you realize you are out of eggs. But then it just switches from yearning to sadness. After a few months of egg mourning though, the adoption bug hits.
Blind Horse On Monday, July 6 at 8:36 am
I'm in awe of your husband's forearms. Are you ever going to do the Ranchelor? Because Cowboy Josh needs me.
Renee On Monday, July 6 at 8:37 am
Ashley On Monday, July 6 at 8:39 am
I will gladly clean the WHOLE place spotless for you…..in exchange for Cowboy Josh.
curegirl0421 On Monday, July 6 at 8:40 am
Looks like a wonderful party!
Traveldoc On Monday, July 6 at 8:41 am
Oh C'mon! 4th of July is about fireworks. It doesn't feel like freedom unless you blow up stuff first. Cute babies and laundry is all fine and good, but you got the rest of the year for that.
Freth On Monday, July 6 at 8:41 am
Time to pay the piper …
a kid participation project …
Rachel H. On Monday, July 6 at 8:42 am
Looks like you had one heck of a party. Glad you had a good one. We did too… On a much smaller scale.
Nichole On Monday, July 6 at 8:44 am
Oh wow, I've always wondered what your house looked like. I LOVE your fireworks photos!
Laurel G On Monday, July 6 at 8:44 am
wow that is one great 4th! glad it was a good one!
Samara On Monday, July 6 at 8:46 am
Didn't you just have the perfect 4th! This is the kind of 4th I dream of. Minus the clean up.
Jane George On Monday, July 6 at 8:46 am
Fourth of July is such a great Holiday, no gifts, just fun,fireworks, friends and FOOD!
Brooklyn On Monday, July 6 at 8:48 am
You just let me know….I'll come help clean. I'll be starting with Cowboy Josh's place and then I'll work my way over
No…seriously…ya need some help?! I'm right down the road.
Carole On Monday, July 6 at 8:48 am
I love the Fourth- no presents to buy -no commercialism-just family and friends and good food.
Laura On Monday, July 6 at 8:49 am
Looks like you had a wonderful celebration! We had rain. Then, it rained, and after that, there was some rain.
Kelley On Monday, July 6 at 8:52 am
No brooms, but I do have to say I loved your photos!
Julie from Texas On Monday, July 6 at 8:53 am
Looks like a wonderful time with friends and family. Thanks for sharing. I really enjoyed the photos (and comments)!
Ellen On Monday, July 6 at 8:54 am
Invite me next year and not only will I bring my own broom (I'll fly to you on it), I'll even help clean up. References upon request.
TeiLea On Monday, July 6 at 8:54 am
Looks like you had a great time. We did, too, but unfortunately it rained a good portion of the evening. We were able to visit with neighbors and watch some fireworks – and, of course, eat some delicious food! And, no, I don't think you EVER get over the "infant-withdrawal" as I call it. I haven't and we are not planning anymore!
tammy On Monday, July 6 at 8:55 am
Loved all the photos, and the fireworks from previous years The people photos were the best… you were right.
Sherry On Monday, July 6 at 8:55 am
Looks like you had a great celebration, with those you love. Thanks for the photos and sharing.
Grateful for Grace On Monday, July 6 at 8:55 am
If you invite me up next year, I promise to do all the cleaning! Really!
Ok, that photo of Butch and the baby did me in. Off to find my husband, even though our baby is 15 mo old.
I really, really think you should have another baby. If not for yourself and your family.
For us, your faithful bloggers. We'd LOVE to journey through pregnancy with you.
Must I talk to Marlboro Man and his forearms?
Chris B. On Monday, July 6 at 8:56 am
It looks like you guys had a blast! I unfortunately had to deal with fireworks, then dogs barking, then baby crying, repeat. I usually love the 4th and the fireworks… but this year was different.. it was very tiring.
Lisaiz On Monday, July 6 at 8:56 am
Looks like FUN as always! Hey, I'll help clean up – I'd do anything to come see the ranch and all your gorgeous horses….. and Charlie :-). Of course, I feel like my daughter right now – we laugh because she'll do anything to hang out with horses. She'll muck stalls (seriously!), clean water troughs, etc., but cleaning her ROOM is akin to child abuse. Hey, there's a good idea – I'll bring her along, and she can help take care of the horses while I clean up the 4th of July mess!
Lisa C On Monday, July 6 at 8:58 am
LOVE that kitchen! I'm going to look closer on your site for kitchen ideas. If you don't have a "kitchens according to Ree" post yet, you need one. I saw the sinks post, though.
Don't tell MM about the baby issue; didn't he want 7 in your Black Heels story?
My second is 18 months, 4 years behind the eldest because I was set on two kids. We've been batting around baby names lately.
Why are we doing that?!?!
KS_Kris On Monday, July 6 at 8:59 am
Seriously! You've never told me. WHY do you have a giant-ass patch of fenced concrete in your yard??? It's bugging me. I simply HAVE to know.
jjk On Monday, July 6 at 8:59 am
I wondered if you would have the 4th at the lodge this year?!
You could drive away from the mess until another day.
Lisa Johnson On Monday, July 6 at 8:59 am
Fun! You know how to celebrate. What is your biggest party holiday? This looks like it must be close.
Stefani M. On Monday, July 6 at 8:59 am
From what I understand, the baby-hunger wanes when you get grandchildren… because then you get the baby, hold it, play with it, spoil it, then hand it back to your son/daughter when you're done!
Jeanette Livingston On Monday, July 6 at 8:59 am
If you let me ride one of your horses I will help clean up.
Nancy On Monday, July 6 at 8:59 am
AWWW!!! The baby is sooooo cute. It makes me want to get married. lol.
Momcat On Monday, July 6 at 9:01 am
Sexiest picture on Earth: tie between MM doing the dishes and Butch holding the baby. If one of those pics doesn't make a lady's skirt fly up, she's hopeless. Our new grandbaby was born on the 1st and came home on the 4th, so we had a wonderful holiday without seeing a single explosion. Grandchildren rule!
Kathy Second Fiddle On Monday, July 6 at 9:01 am
Wow! There is something wonderful about you & MM that you can gather a crowd like that!
There are so many interesting people in the world – your pictures remind me of that.
What fun! I hope you realize that though you had a fun time, you made some great memories for all those people, too.
Congratulations on a great bash! Rest up! (I am always really tired after an event like that – I end up runnning on adrenaline more than I realize – then I'm tired the next day or so)
Gots to love a man who does dishes – it shows a golden heart leaking out.
P.S. One commenter decided you had that cement slab as a fireworks launching pad for MM – I kind of like that idea. One of those compromises that means you love him.
Caroline in Tennessee On Monday, July 6 at 9:01 am
Just get MM,all the kids, Pesky Tim, and anybody else you can round up..tell em ya'll are all going to clean up the fireworks mess, then, bout 5 minutes into it..fake a migraine, go lay down, take a little nap, and when you wake up it'll all be done!!


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The New Boston Local School District invites the community to join them Thursday afternoon for the public dedication ceremony of their new Pre-K through 12 school building.
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Probably originally a transferred use of the surname, which is derived from Troyes in France. Nowadays, however, the given name is principally associated with the ancient city of Troy in Asia Minor, whose fate has been a central topic in epic poetry from Homer onwards. The story tells how Troy was sacked by the Greeks after a siege of ten years; according to classical legend, a few Trojan survivors got away to found Rome (and, according to medieval legend, another group founded Britain).
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MotoGP champion Valentino Rossi and designer Aldo Drudi have teamed up to create a customized Opel Adam.
Dubbed the Adam & Vale for Charity, the one-off model features a MotoGP-inspired exterior with a custom paint job with a blacked out grille and black five-spoke alloy wheels. The model has also been equipped with Dainese leather seats which resemble a motorcycle suit.
According to Drudi, "Scores of drawings were produced, phone calls were made and every time we decided to change everything and started all over again. In other words, it was exhausting but it was worth the effort." Despite the challenges, Drudi contends "The car has turned out beautifully and we're happy that it will be used to support the Meyer Hospital. We hope that this choice fires up everybody with the same enthusiasm we feel, because we can accomplish a lot together."
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Milan, Italy: 'ADAM & Vale for Charity', a fully customized version of Opel's small city car is the result of Valentino Rossi's creativity combined with the experience and expertise of Aldo Drudi, a designer who has been collaborating with Valentino for years. The champion pair has developed an original and unique project to support a charity initiative sponsored by Opel: the Meyer Children's Hospital Foundation. The car will be put up for auction during a fund-raising event next December, organized by the Foundation to support the activities of the Meyer Hospital.
'Customizable from roof to wheels': Opel ADAM has channeled the creative energy of Valentino Rossi and Drudi, who have redesigned it not only drawing their inspiration from the Champion's graphic universe (such as Valentino's most widely known fetish images and the symbols most treasured by him) but intentionally reversing its image. For three months, a team of four people directed by Drudi worked to completely redesign the car livery, while Dainese leather was used for the interior trim.
"We've worked together as a real team; everyone has contributed not only his or her own expertise and ideas, but also true, enthusiastic support for a project that immediately appealed to Valentino and Drudi" – said Roberto Matteucci, Managing Director of Opel Italy.
The Meyer Children's Hospital is an example of Italian excellence in the public healthcare sector: it boasts an innovative approach centered on the young patient and his/her well-being and is aimed also at improving the quality of hospital stay for the patient's family. Besides high-quality pediatric specialty care and scientific research activities, the hospital offers a whole range of medical and hospital activities which are all creatively integrated with games and playfulness.
The Meyer Children's Hospital Foundation supports the hospital in carrying out scientific research work and excellence health projects with continuous upgrades of technological equipment. And that's not all: it invests in facilities to welcome children and make the hospital environment more comfortable for them while supporting their families.
"How could I resist the challenge?" commented Valentino Rossi. "The task was to invent a completely new car, and for a good cause. No sooner had I spoken with Opel than I was already discussing with Drudi how to design this special ADAM." "To tell the truth, the design phase took a very long time" – added Aldo Drudi – "It took us hours of hard work, but then you know Valentino, he is hard to please. And so am I. Scores of drawings were produced, phone calls were made and every time we decided to change everything and started all over again. In other words, it was exhausting but it was worth the effort."
"The car has turned out beautifully and we're happy that it will be used to support the Meyer Hospital. We hope that this choice fires up everybody with the same enthusiasm we feel, because we can accomplish a lot together", they concluded.
To complement the charity auction organized by the Foundation and scheduled for next December, Opel is promoting a further fundraising initiative: supporting the activities of the Florence Children's Hospital by visiting the www.ioaiutoilmeyer.it website. Here, you can easily make a direct donation.
The 'ADAM & Vale for Charity' car will be on display at EICMA, the international motorcycle exhibition – in Hall 14 Booth I/16 – for the duration of the show (until November 10th). Afterwards, it will be on display in the Milan ADAM Store, Corso Garibaldi, 19.


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The two-time national championship coach emphasized that his decision to leave was based entirely on a desire to spend more time with his family.


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This is just stupid. Who is more stupid the idiot that writes this or the idiots that believe this? I can not believe the stuff people would write without an ounce of facts to back up these claims. Climate change was changed from global warming because real scientist say the earth is actually cooling now. So climate change fits their argument. So everyone get into your hybrids and increase your carbon footprints because it is nothing more than a creation of a market because this country is and has been slowly dying for the past 10 years.
The reason it is not solid enough is because the local politicians have not been sufficiently paid yet!
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Former Milan defender Thiago Silva has remarked on the rumours that Robinho and Alexandre Pato will leave the club.
The Brazilian defender, who moved from the Rossoneri to Paris Saint-Germain this summer, believes his countryman will depart from San Siro soon.
"I don't think Robinho is as happy as he was during his first year at Milan," the 28-year-old told Sky Sport Italia.
"He always has an immense desire to win and do well, but I think he might leave in January.
"For what I know, Pato is not happy. He wants to go back to Brazil. I do not like to see him down like this."
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Council no closer to resolving split on parks funding
Deeply divided on the issue, City Council members have, for the moment, shelved the idea of earmarking a specific percentage of their government's property tax rate for parks maintenance.
But the move on Thursday appeared to postpone rather than make a decision that will give residents a clear signal about where parks maintenance rates on council's priority list.
Members asked the city staff for a list of upkeep needs and said they would resume debate during their fiscal 2014-15 budget deliberations in late May.
"I leave it to the staff to say what they need, and we'll look at it," Councilwoman Diane Catotti said.
Catotti's formulation made it possible for the council to wrap up a lengthy discussion that showed the council is far from any consensus on either the right level of funding for parks upkeep or the priority it merits.
The discussion began earlier this year when City Manager Tom Bonfield's staff floated the idea of a "penny for parks" rate earmark that would generate $2.4 million a year for maintenance.
The penny refers to a cent on the tax rate, and the revenue figure is in line with what official expect a cent on the rate to yield in 2014-15.
The city now spends up to about $1.7 million a year on routine parks upkeep, the bill coming out of the budgets of the Parks and Recreation Department and the General Services Department, Deputy City Manager Bo Ferguson said.
Ferguson said the departments are making a list of routine requirements, and it's clear the city would need to spend much more than it does to meet them.
"We are so far away from the standards we have in that manual, I pushed it back and said, 'This is a thought piece,'" said Ferguson, who supervises both departments. "It is a level of maintenance our parks have not ever seen."
"Our manual is the gold standard," he added. "Realistically, across the city we have to make decisions about not achieving the gold standard."
The staff proposal on the earmark proposed splitting allocations of the revenue, using part to pay to hire and equip another repair crew and part on actual renovations. Ferguson said the repair crew is tops on departmental wish lists, and could be funded for about $600,000 a year, the amount a quarter-cent on the tax rate would generate.
The council discussion confirmed that the only full-on supporters of the penny are Councilmen Steve Schewel and Don Moffitt, Schewel being the more adamant of the two on the point.
Catotti and Councilman Eugene Brown said they would at most consider a half-penny's worth of earmark, worth up to $1.2 million. And Brown said he would prefer it to be "less than that."
Mayor Bill Bell and his closest political ally, Councilwoman Cora Cole-McFadden, were unwilling to go even that far. The mayor said he wants administrators to do what they did for the Durham Performing Arts Center, listing long-term maintenance needs and the associated costs, before he'd consider a funding request.
But Bell made it clear he doesn't think the council would actually follow up by funding the work.
Moffitt put the question to him directly. "We know we have substantial gaps in maintenance in parks and recreation, we just don't know how substantial," he said. "Would we be willing to fund the entire gap, if it's $4 million?"
"Probably not," Bell answered, adding that he thinks a downsizing of the city's parks inventory "needs to be on the table."
Moffitt's mention of $4 million alluded to some national guidelines Ferguson had explained earlier, which suggest a city with the facilities and acreage Durham has in its parks program should be spending anywhere from $3.8 million to $7.7 million a year on upkeep.
Bonfield said parks have ranked lower on the city's priority list than public safety and transportation needs.
The latter have included Durham's paving program, which has been the focus of similar discussions.
City officials used two bond issues in recent years on catch-up paving work, passing the second in 2010 after promising key political and business groups they would raise cash allocations for roadwork to head off any additional borrowing.
But that's arguably become a broken promise, as officials in fiscal 2013-14 put $750,000 in cash toward paving and say they want to raise that next year to only $1 million.
Public Works Director Marvin Williams and his predecessor, Katie Kalb, agreed the city really needs to spend up to $5 million a year on paving to meet industry-standard paving schedules.
The council's approach to maintenance drew criticism earlier this year from former Durham Convention & Visitors Bureau President Reyn Bowman.
In a blog posting available at http://bit.ly/1lYnlfc, he said elected officials prefer using debt to finance maintenance because it lets them delay tax-rate decisions, avoiding them entirely if the city's tax base grows fast enough to cover the bill for interest.
But by doing so, Durham "officials walk themselves into a trap when growth in the economy is not sufficient to hide the costs," Bowman said. "So instead, they double down the squeeze on things they think we won't notice, such as community upkeep."


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Bachelor of Science in Biology with teacher education track leading to grades 6-12 certification
Bachelor of Science in Chemistry with teacher education track leading to grades 6-12 certification
Bachelor of Science in Physics with teacher education track leading to grades 6-12 certification
Bachelor of Arts in Mathematics with teacher education track leading to grades 6-12 certification
The bachelor's degrees in mathematics or science with the Teacher Education track provides students with a strong foundation in the discipline, giving them maximum flexibility with their degrees. Adding the Teacher Education track can give students immediate job possibilities.
The Teacher Education Program at SPSU provides students with strong, mentored experiences in the schools, a thorough knowledge of the teaching strategies and research on learning science and mathematics, and a nationally renowned teacher preparation program. This program allows students to build confidence in working with a variety of students in multiple school settings, and prepares them for a successful career in teaching mathematics or science in the middle school or high school.
Teacher certification will be provided by the Georgia Professional Standards Commission (PSC) after SPSU is approved by the PSC and accredited by the National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education (NCATE). Approval and accreditation will follow PSC/NCATE campus visit in the winter of 2013. Therefore, SPSU's first teacher candidates will graduate in the Spring 2013. Questions should be directed to the Teacher Education Office in J-353.
Our professors are professionals with high school teaching and leadership experience, academic credentials, and experiences in teacher preparation.
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Laura Speer, Master Teacher
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The real name of the Church- Part 1 - Ministry Videos
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Learn how to build an advanced portfolio site that showcases various types of content using the free open-source application WordPress. Author Morten Rand-Hendriksen demonstrates creating custom post types, differentiating and classifying content with custom taxonomies, and working with custom post templates. The course also shows how to embed YouTube videos, build index pages, display the latest posts from different custom post types, and hook custom post types into separate themes. Exercise files accompany with the course.
Hi, my name is Morten Rand- Hendriksen and welcome to Create an Online Portfolio with WordPress. In this course we will use WordPress to build an online portfolio showcasing different types of content, as well as all the regular WordPress items like static pages and a blog. I will start by showing you how to create new custom post types for content like photos and videos. We will create custom taxonomies to facilitate better organization of the custom content. We will build custom post templates and index templates for each of the custom post types, as well as for the custom taxonomies, and finally, we will tie everything together by showcasing the five latest posts from each of the custom post types in the footer sidebar.
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It's likely Abbott will be overthrown in the next nine days and his successor Dutton, Hunt or Turnbull rapidly and brutally excise Hockey from the Treasury; not certain, but likely.
Why do I say this? Well, in Question Time today he, Tony, was very strange indeed, his face calm but his voice arching upwards huskily into polecat soprano as he asserted repeatedly that 'not one dollar' had been cut from Health and Education, though Plibersek waved a government document saying eighty billion dollars had been, and his backbenchers' faces behind him, and the Ministers' faces beside him, were melancholy-dire. He seemed mad, and it was clear they'd given up on him, the worst policy-salesman in their history (he had lost, in seven months as PM, 1.3 million votes), and were making frantic plans in hugger-mugger to be rid of him.
A while ago, it was revealed in the Fairfax online papers that no AFP officer had advised him not to go to Deakin lest he be roughed up there; he had made that up; he had lied about it. And here he was, lying again, reconfiguring history as he has this last fortnight, pretending the eighty missing billions were never there in the first place; had never existed; were figments of Shorten's crazed imagination. No eighty billion; never ever.
This was familiar. This was the Tony who had attempted a punch-up on the floor of the House, and sneered at Bernie Banton in his last week of life, run out on his pregnant bride and broken Joe Hockey's jaw. He had 'gone rogue', as the saying is, perhaps because of some back-pain-relieving drug, or simple angry sleeplessness, or some private crisis, or his Catholic conscience plaguing his dreams. But he was bonkers, innumerate, glitched, crinkle-eyed and repetitive (he urged Labor to 'axe the Carbon Tax') as Peter Costello predicted he would be. He had forgotten already the knighthoods due on the Queen's Birthday. He was on some other planet. He was floating.
I predicted his arrival, and I was alone in doing so, correctly doing so; alone in the nation. I now predict his going.
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Mrs. Betty Hewell Seymour of Bowman, GA passed away on Friday, August 9, 2013 at the Elbert Memorial Hospital.
Mrs. Seymour was born in Bowman, GA on June 30, 1930, daughter of the late Wilton Harper Hewell and Addie Belle Seymour Hewell. She was a homemaker and attended Bowman Baptist Church. She was preceded in death by her husband, the late Thomas A. Seymour.
Survivors include her son & daughter-in-law, Danny Lee & Karen Seymour of Hull, GA, daughter & son-in-law, Melissa & Bill Grant of Elberton, GA; grandchildren, Matt Davis , Joshua Seymour, Brianna Canavan, Jared Seymour, Benjamin Seymour, John Andrew Seymour, Bethany Seymour, Katie Grant and Elizabeth Grant and eleven great grandchildren.
Funeral Services for Mrs. Seymour will be at 6:00 p.m. on Sunday, August 11, 2013 at the Pruitt Funeral Home Chapel with the Rev. Matt Davis and Rev. Mike Petty officiating. Interment will follow in the Hillcrest Cemetery in Bowman, Ga.
The body is at the Pruitt Funeral Home in Royston, GA where the family will receive friends Sunday evening from 4:00 p.m. until the funeral hour. The family is at the home.
Flowers are optional; memorials may be made to Bowman Baptist Church, 66 West Church Street, Bowman, GA 30624 or the American Cancer Society, P.O. Box 22718, Oklahoma City, OK 73123-1718.
Pruitt Funeral Home in Royston, GA is in charge of arrangements.


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If you're having trouble finding a common theme for you wedding and you need a little help, you are not alone. There are plenty of people out there who have significant trouble when it comes to planning their wedding so it's important to take a step back and relaxing order to think clearly. If you need a little nudge when it comes to picking the theme of your wedding, here are some great ways to start.
Pick a Location
Sometimes an entire wedding can be inspired by the location you decide to hold your wedding in. In order to get inspired, pick somewhere unique and then go from there. If you are having trouble finding a location, don't be afraid to turn to your friend and family for help. If you want to plan a great wedding, it's important to decide whether or not you are going to have an indoor or outdoor occasion. There are many different places that you can consider when planning your wedding. They include, but are not limited to the beach, a winery, a vineyard, a church, a special place that hold memories for you and your loved ones, a forest, a trendy city, or a remote forest.
Pick a "Mood"
Do you want your wedding to be cheery or romantic? Gothic or girly? These are things that you have to ask yourself before you start planning in order to help you stay focused and organized. Your wedding planning techniques could get a little messy if you begin the planning phase without having a mood in mind. Picking the mood early on will help make the rest of your decision easier when it comes to planning your big day. Once you have a mood in mind, the rest of the decision will easily fall into place because you will have something clear cut to base them off of.
Think Outside the Box
In order to ensure that you do something timeless, it's important to think outside of the box. With a little help from outside influences you can come up with a list of ideas in order to get your creative juices flowing. Furthermore, it's important to make sure that you turn to friends and family for advice as well. Chances are, a lot of your family and some of your friends have been married and therefore they can offer you words of wisdom as well as ideas when it comes to planning your wedding.
The most important thing to remember when you are planning your wedding is to stay positive and don't let the stress get to you. With a cheerful, optimistic attitude you can accomplish what you need to get done without letting the process destroy the experience.


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The Re-enrollment Committee meets in late-May and in mid-November to make decisions about the applications. Shortly thereafter, you will receive a letter and/or email informing you of the committee's decision.
Bryn Mawr is a residential living and learning community; most students are expected to live on campus for all four years. The College may limit the number of residential undergraduate students who are permitted to live off campus, with priority generally determined by class year.
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Pronunciación: /ˌtʃɛkə(ʊ)sləˈvakɪə/
Definición de Czechoslovakia en inglés:
A former country in central Europe, now divided between the Czech Republic and Slovakia; capital, Prague.
Czechoslovakia was created out of the northern part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire at the end of the First World War. It was crushed by the Nazi takeover of the Sudetenland in 1938 and the rest of the country in 1939. After the Second World War Czechoslovakia fell under Soviet domination, an attempt at liberalization being crushed by military intervention in 1968, until the 'velvet revolution' of 1989. The two parts separated on 1 January 1993
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- Military records for the period after 1920 categorize Slovaks and Czechs together as Czechoslovaks.
- Since only the overall conditions are looked at, there is still a need for research into the operation of Czechoslovak railways and shipping.
- The principal Czechoslovak reformers were forcibly and secretly taken to the Soviet Union.
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- The film was originally set in Prague and the Czechoslovakian countryside, but the director intends to relocate it to Edinburgh and one of the Scottish islands, possibly Shetland, Skye or Mull.
- I was well aware that Abramic was likely a former Yugoslav or Czechoslovakian name.
- My mate Ljubo, used to live in Moscow for three years, because his father worked at Czechoslovakian embassy there.
Pronunciación: /ˌtʃɛkə(ʊ)ˈsləʊvak/sustantivo& adjetivo
Pronunciación: /ˌtʃɛkə(ʊ)sləˈvakɪən/adjetivo& sustantivo
Palabras que riman con CzechoslovakiaSlovakia
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