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What a difference a week makes
In less than one week I went from catching 2 to 4 pound bass on Lake Okeechobee in Florida while wearing sandals, shorts and a T-shirt, to thawing out a frozen water line while wearing insulated coveralls, a toboggan and heavy gloves. If only time could stand still.
Susan and I had one of the best trips we've ever been on, spending the week after Christmas fishing on Lake Okeechobee near Clewiston, Fla. from daylight until dark.
Actually I fished while Susan took wildlife photos. We saw lots of alligators and hundreds of beautiful birds. One morning we saw a giant swamp rabbit hop down to the water's edge, the biggest rabbit we've ever seen.
Most days the temperature topped out at around 80, which made it very difficult to come back home to these winter freezes.
Scott Martin, a professional bass angler and son of the famed Roland Martin, spent a few minutes talking to me about fishing when I ran across him one morning in his dad's tackle shop beside the lake.
Everyone we met was really nice, especially the hundred or so Canadian retirees camping at the Okeechobee Landings campground. They are called snowbirds because they travel south for the winter, most of them spending the summer at home in Quebec and then wintering in Florida.
After a week of fishing and exploring we made the beautiful drive to Key West, stopping along the way to take in a beautiful sunrise in Key Largo. Susan and I enjoyed the museums and shops in Key West.
After a day of walking we took a rickshaw ride (a bicycle with a pony cart rear end) and were shown the oldest houses in town and many other interesting sights. The seafood in Key West was great but a little pricey, as was the campground, which is reported to be the most expensive in the world. One night in a tiny waterfront site was almost $150, which is why we only stayed one night.
After driving a total of 2,175 miles round trip we were ready for some rest when we returned home late on Saturday, Jan. 4.
As usual we had no problems with our 2007 Chevrolet Duramax diesel truck with almost 150,000 miles. While it was great to get home and spend time with our grandson that Sunday, it sure would have been nice to hang out with the Canadian snowbirds until April or so.
Kerr Lake fishing report – The big blue cats are still biting on Kerr Lake. Largemouth should be huddled up tight in schools at about 20 to 25 feet deep, and if you can find them a blade bait or jigging spoon can provide some great catches, along with some stripers and catfish for the table.
Upcoming area tournaments – No bass tournaments I can find around here until February. There are a few scheduled in Florida if you want to take a ride.
The annual Virginia vs North Carolina Ice Bowl catfish tournament is scheduled for Jan. 25 on Kerr Lake and will be launching out of Occoneechee State Park landing in Clarksville Va.
Next week's report – Striper and largemouth bass fishing report from Kerr Lake.
Tip of the week — Try adding a few drops of Anise extract to a bag of plastic worms the night before you go fishing. Bass will hold on longer and bite better. It smells like licorice and can be found in the spice department of most grocery stores.
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Bringing back deteriorated city blocks in downtown areas can't be done quickly and it rarely can be done by municipal governments alone.Instead, it takes a mix of private and public funding, a situation Gov. Jack Markell said he recognized a year ago when he went before the General Assembly to propose his Downtown Development District (DDD) program.
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Every so often we get an update from our expert in Japan, Yasuko Mukai, editor in chief of Golf Digest Online. Recently she said Honma is changing from a luxury brand for older players to an athlete-oriented tour-player brand. (Honma has limited U.S. availability but can be found through authorized distributors Premier Golf in North Carolina and Golden Pro Golf in California.) The company has signed more than 10 tour players, including Komei Oda and Bo-Mee Lee, the No. 2-ranked players on Japan's men's and women's tours, respectively.
The shift is reflected in its latest driver, the Tour World TW717, a compact (430cc) design constructed of three kinds of titanium. "Lee and Oda won on consecutive weeks with the TW717, and that has started to shift the Honma image," Yasuko says.
Also, Honma believes athletic golfers are less interested in adjustable drivers. So the TW717 isn't adjustable. However, the company plans to open more fitting studios to serve these players.Follow @MikeStachura
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Hi, my name's Rich Harrington and welcome to this course, where we're going to be exploring the HDR workflow using Photomatics from HDR Soft. This is one of my absolute favorite applications and I love creating high dynamic range photography. Sometimes I go for subtle effects, just to really bring out some of the details that are hard to achieve with the camera normally. And other times I choose a more effective look to go for style or impact.
The great news is that Photomatics will work for all of these workflows and more. Now, I'm going to assume that you already have some of the basics with HDR photography down. That you know how to shoot HDR photos. Now, even if you don't, don't worry about it. I've got plenty of example images that you'll be able to try out if your lynda.com membership includes it. And if not just get some of your own images that you've already acquired. If you want to learn more about shooting HDR photography, there are some classes available on lynda.com. Just go ahead and run your own search and you'll get those in the search results.
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In today's world where there are data points that you can use to argue just about anything, how does one truly measure their success?
I don't have a television. I mean, I have a television monitor but there is nothing that is displayed on it aside from when my computer is plugged in. I also have an increasing number of friends who don't pay for cable or any sort of television access.
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Norris E. "Gene" Shiveley, 75, of Westerville, Ohio died Feb. 6, 2013, at home. He was born July 15, 1937, in Stout, Ohio. Preceded in death by his parents, William and Katie Shiveley; sisters, Wilma Stevenson and Helen Shupert; brothers, Robert and David Shiveley. He is survived by his wife, JoeAnne; daughters, Mary Anne (Denny) Hamilton and Joyce Anne (Dennis) Weeks. He had four grandchildren, and six great grandchildren. Gene retired from The Kroger Company in 1998 with 45 years of service. Gene married JoeAnne Koenig 54 years ago on December 28, 1958 at Our Lady of Lourdes Church in Otway, Ohio. We would like to give Mt. Carmel Hospice a special THANKS, Gene said "You are the kindest and most wonderful people." Thank you for all your help and support. The interment took place at Blendon Central Cemetery in Westerville, Ohio.


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Unless you've been hiding from the news lately (or perhaps ignoring the news while hanging out at NAB!), you've probably already heard about the Heartbleed bug that is affecting web servers across the Internet. It is estimated that 66% of web servers are vulnerable to the bug and, unfortunately, Red Giant's web servers fell into the camp of those affected. As soon as we found out about the vulnerability, we patched our servers and changed our security keys. Our security team has analyzed the data we have and didn't find any evidence that user accounts have been compromised, but because of the nature of the exploit we cannot conclusively say they weren't.
During the window where our servers were vulnerable, it would have been possible for someone to sniff out your password while you were connected to our website (and logged into your Red Giant account with your Red Giant ID). While we likely weren't high on the list of sites to undergo any malicious attack, it is possible. It is more likely that a more popular website you used could have been compromised. If, like most people, you use the same password on most websites, things can only get worse.
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I'm thrilled to announce that today my wedding is featured on Save the Date, Glamour Magazine's new wedding's blog. I have been waiting for ages to reveal these photos to the world! Planning my wedding was the most fun and exhilarating project I've ever undertaken, so bear with me while I inundate you with a 'few' extra images--just for today, I promise!
Our day began with an early morning ceremony at the oldest Episcopal Church on the Pacific coast. The combination of soaring ceilings, stained glass windows, and my sweetie waiting at the altar was an overwhelming site. Thank goodness for waterproof mascara; I cried the whole way down the aisle!
When I first began thinking about my ideal wedding, I was enamored with the idea of a having a breakfast reception instead of an evening one. That turned out not to be practical, so instead we did the American equivalent: a post-ceremony brunch at a diner! My mom always took me to this restaurant for pancakes when I was a kid, so it was a blast to share my favorite spot with our guests.
Next up was a stop at a 19th century fort near the base of the Golden Gate Bridge. The architecture and the sense of history added a magical dimension to our photo session. Plus, while we were there, a local theatre troupe did an impromptu performance of MacBeth!
We couldn't have asked for better light, and the wind was blowing like crazy. With my gown swirling around my ankles in the breeze, I truly felt like a princess for a day. And perhaps I'm biased, but doesn't the huz look handsome in his suit?
Last stop? The Sonoma Valley for a candlelight reception at the Sonoma Mission Inn. Our flower arrangements were housed in family heirloom silver that I gathered from my mother and grandmothers. A live band played swing tunes, and our guests were welcomed to their tables by menus and cookie favour boxes--all the work of yours truly!
The huz and I spent the months before the wedding taking swing dancing lessons, and we did a choreographed number to Ella Fitzgerald singing 'I'm Beginning to See the Light'. Huz in particular stole the show! After that, everyone hit the dance floor--it was amazing to see our loved ones having so much fun.
Of course, there were the requisite speeches, the cake cutting, the tears and the riotous laughter--all part and parcel of a perfect wedding! We felt so honored to have our friends and family travel from all over the world to celebrate our marriage.
The entire day was captured through the lens of the phenomenal Anna Kilbridge--she's an incredible talent and a beautiful soul. Thank you everyone for letting me share my photos and my wedding story with you, and have a great weekend full of love and beauty!
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If you're looking to build lean muscle, enhance your body's recovery rate between sets or drills and to reach your long-desired fitness goals, then a great avenue through which to do so is creatine.
Beginning in the 60s, athletes and body builders experimented with the use of this anabolic agent. As the years have passed, science and research have shed new light on creatine and even produced different forms of it.
In this review, we'd like to concentrate our efforts on a creatine supplement that has not just one, but three different forms of creatine packed into its blend. Called Creacore, this product is made by a European-based company known as NutraSport….not to be confused with another product also named Creacore than is made by MuscleTech.
That said, what can you expect from the "European" Creacore. Is it worth a try or not?
We're about to let you know…
The Good
To begin, we're going to start off on a positive note and let you know what we like about Creacore.
First of all, although its not necessary to have multiple forms of creatine in a blend, it never hurts. After all, synergy and team work can provide major dividends.
Here are the three types of creatine found in Creacore, including:
Creatine ethyl ester – Of the three forms of creatine found in this supplement, creatine ethyl ester (CEE) is the most used. CEE is considered lipophilic, or lipid penetrable, which allows it to pass through fatty membranes in the body on its way to the blood stream in a much faster fashion than regular creatine. As such, a body can more readily uptake and absorb CEE in comparison to regular creatine.
Tricreatine orate – This form of creatine gets its name from the fact that it is a creatine molecule bonded to orotic acid. Orotic acid has the unique ability to promote muscle protein synthesis and to form creatine phosphate, which in turn, is converted into ATP.
Creatine alpha-ketoglutarate – Creatine AKG, like its name states, is a combination of one creatine molecule and one alpha-ketoglutarate moelcule. AKG is considered a Krebs Cycle intermediate, which allows it to enter muscle cells much quicker than regular creatine. In other words, when creatine attaches itself to AKG, its uptake rate is enhanced significantly.
As you can tell, all three forms of creatine found in Creacore can be considered more effective and efficient as anabolic agents compared to regular creatine.
The Bad
On the flip side, although you can find three proven forms of creatine in Creacore, it does not seem that Nutracore has put in the time and effort to "micronize" or "hydrolyze" the creatine found in this product's blend.
We bring this point up because creatine molecules – especially when combined with other molecules – can be quite large and hard for a body to digest.
Although this is only a minor knock against this product, users shouldn't be surprised if they encounter bloating and other side effects from time to time due to the use of Creacore.
The Skinny
In closing, we really like the fact that Creacore contains three different forms of creatine. This should go a long way in enhancing this product's quality.
On the flip side, some individuals may encounter side effects associated with its use.
So while Creacore can be considered a good option for consumers to consider, there are definitely safety concerns that will need to be taken into account.
You can expect to pay about $40 for Creacore. Each bottle comes with 60 servings.
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Below is the poem entitled The World Needs Stupid Poems About Sheep which was written by poet
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There's many speeches made upon the battlefield of life
And much advice both wise and otherwise
There's words to spur us on to overcome all sorts of strife
Some honest truths and some just hopeful lies.
The pep talk to build up the team so they go out and win;
The mantras found in simple battle cries;
The politics of power delivered with an extra spin;
The prophets' words reduced to sermon size;
The burning words of hatred that can send a man to kill
To light the fire that must be quenched with blood;
The prophecies long written that the blind seek to fulfil;
The word that lifts the fallen from the mud.
The lovers speak in whispers in the darkness of the night
And plight to each their troth in sickly verse
And the righteous lift up their voice to praise God, good and right
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Posted: January 28, 2014
What 1984 movie starred Kevin Bacon as a rebellious city teenager who moves to a small town where the city council has banned rock 'n' roll and dancing? Footloose, of course!
Whether you have seen the film numerous times or not at all, the Theatre department at Mt. Hood Community College has a fun evening in store for you: a live performance of Footloose, starring MHCC students.
The play will be performed Feb. 21-23 and 28; and March 1-2 in the College Theatre on MHCC's Gresham Campus, 26000 S.E. Stark St. Visit mhcc.edu/theatre for times and tickets.
Mace Archer, artistic director, says that Footloose has something for everyone. "It is a coming of age story, so either you are a young person trying to establish your own identity, or you're an adult who has already been through this period of transformation. Either way, absolutely everyone can relate to it. It is also a wonderful story of healing and forgiveness, the story of a community that needs desperately to heal the wounds of the past. The story is timeless."
The play features a cast of 26, with the following key roles: Luke Swearingin (Ren McCormack – the part played by Kevin Bacon in the movie), Alex Giorgi (Reverend Shaw Moore – the John Lithgow part) and Toosie West (Vi Moore – the Diane Weist part).
The directing staff consists of Archer (director), Daryl Harrison Carson (scenic and lighting design), Summer Olssen (costume design) and Chris Wilkerson (stage manager).
Numerous scene changes make Footloose stand out among other plays that MHCC students have performed in the recent past. "The show has many locations and the script suggests that the look of the stage should change significantly with each scene, without a lot of time built into the show to accomplish that," says Harrison Carson.
"Scenery will fly in on pipes, roll in on wagons and be carried in to suggest the various locations," adds Harrison Carson. "The look will have an open feel to indicate the vast skyline of Texas."
Archer describes the two-hour play as a great story for families. While there is some language that would make the play PG rated if it were a movie, "it is a fun and uplifting story that everyone can appreciate."
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Ancillary Justiceby Leckie, Ann
On a remote, icy planet, the soldier known as Breq is drawing closer to completing her quest. Breq is both more than she seems and less than she was.
Redshirts: A Novel With Three Codasby Scalzi, John
Ensign Andrew Dahl has just been assigned to the Universal Union Capital Ship Intrepid, flagship of the Universal Union since the year 2456.
Among Othersby Walton, Jo
Winner of the 2011 Nebula Award for Best Novel. Startling, unusual, and yet irresistibly readable, Among Others is at once the compelling story of a young woman struggling to escape a troubled childhood, a brilliant diary of first encounters with the great novels of modern fantasy and SF, and a spellbinding tale of escape from ancient enchantment.
All Clearby Willis, Connie
Winner of the Nebula AwardTraveling back in time, from Oxford circa 2060 into the thick of World War II, was a routine excursion for three British historians eager to study firsthand the heroism and horrors of the Dunkirk evacuation and the London
Blackoutby Willis, Connie
Oxford in 2060 is a chaotic place, with scores of time-traveling historians being sent into the past. Michael Davies is prepping to go to Pearl Harbor.
The City & The Cityby Miéville, China
BONUS: This edition contains a The City & The City discussion guide and excerpts from China Miéville's Kraken and Embassytown.NAMED ONE OF THE BEST BOOKS OF THE YEAR BY THE LOS ANGELES TIMES, THE SEATTLE TIMES, AND PUBLISHERS WEEKLY.
The Windup Girlby Bacigalupi, Paolo
What Happens when bio-terrorism becomes a tool for corporate profits? And what happens when said bio-terrorism forces humanity to the cusp of post-human evolution?
The Graveyard Bookby Gaiman, Neil
Nobody Owens is a normal boy, except that he has been raised by ghosts and other denizens of the graveyard.
The Yiddish Policemen's Unionby Chabon, Michael
For sixty years Jewish refugees and their descendants have prospered in the Federal District of Sitka, a "temporary" safe haven created in the wake of the Holocaust and the shocking 1948 collapse of the fledgling state of Israel.
Rainbows Endby Vinge, Vernor
Set in the near future, people use high-tech contact lenses to interface with computers in their clothes. But one poet, his mind restored from the ravages of Alzheimer's, has difficulty adjusting to his new world.
Spinby Wilson, Robert Charles
This is the latest stand-alone novel by one of the most readable and engrossing writers of science fiction practising today.
Jonathan Strange and Mr. Norrellby Clarke, Susanna
Nineteenth century historical fantasy wherein two magicians war against a backdrop of the Napoleonic war and Victorian Britain.
Hominids (Neanderthal Parallax #1)by Sawyer, Robert J.
First in trilogy featuring contact between humans and a parallel universe where Neanderthals evolved a very different culture from our own.
American Godsby Pratchett, Terry and Gaiman, Neil
A man named Shadow is swept into a war between ancient and modern gods.
Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (Harry Potter #4)by Rowling, J. K.
A teenager pitching headfirst into the world of near-adulthood, Harry returns to Hogwarts for his fourth year. The fourth book in the series.
A Deepness in the Skyby Vinge, Vernor
The search for aliens has finally been solved but will everything go according to plan?
To Say Nothing of the Dog; or, How We Found the Bishop's Bird Stump at Lastby Willis, Connie
humorous time-travel tale of someone who goes to the Victorian era to find an ugly object and repair the fabric of space-time.
Blue Mars (Book 3 of the Mars Trilogy)by Robinson, Kim Stanley
Last book of the Mars trilogy. The colonists have almost terraformed Mars but are threatened by an ice age while trying to gain independence from Earth.
Mirror Dance (Miles Vorkosigan #8)by Bujold, Lois Mcmaster
Sequel to Brothers in Arms. Miles and Mark cross paths again.
Green Mars (Book 2 of the Mars Trilogy)by Robinson, Kim Stanley
The Hugo Award-winning Green Mars continues the thrilling, timeless tale of humanity's struggle to survive at its farthest frontier. Nearly a generation has passed since first pioneers landed, but transformation to Earthlike planet has just begun.
A Fire Upon the Deepby Vinge, Vernor
A race to rescue two children stranded on a world of medieval alien pack minds along with a Countermeasure that may destroy the super-intelligence bent on controlling all sentient life in the galaxy.
Doomsday Bookby Willis, Connie
A science fiction novel with a time travel theme. 1992 Nebula Award Winner.
Barrayar (Cordelia Naismith #2)by Bujold, Lois Mcmaster
Sequel to Shards of Honor, chronicling the events leading up to Miles Naismith Vorkosigan's birth.
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Belinda continues to live in Boston and be a companion/nurse to her beloved Aunt Virgie. A three week trip home is such a shock she is wondering where she really belongs, but is needed in Boston.
The inevitable happens and the rich woman finally dies. The will and the estate must be settled. There are 2 grandsons who will be remembered. Belinda is expected to take on a role she never, ever even dreamed of. While she is accomplishing that role, she runs into the one person she never expected to see again. Can....or will......things change?
This 8th book is a perfect ending to the series Love Comes Softly, and thank you Janette Oke. God bless you and your continued writing of Christian Fiction for women. I am one of your biggest fans.
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Belinda is still a nurse to Mrs. Stofford-Symth in Boston. Life in Boston has excited Belinda. She has experienced wealth, travel, and romance. Traveling as far as Spain and France. Belinda is mystified at what money can do for people.
Will Belinda's beloved Aunt Virgie (Mrs. Stafford-Smyth) ever find the once true Christ? The unexpected happens and Belinda is left alone with much to do. Someone reappears in her life, someone she never expected to see again.
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This last book of the Love Comes Softly series is one of the best ones. The surprise is so unexpected that you go back to read it again and make sure that you read it correctly. The entire book is suspensful and makes you read it until you are finished. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did.
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But civil disobedience — refusing to leave a foyer outside the office of UT President Bill Powers — had become the best option in a campaign to improve working conditions at foreign factories that produce Longhorn apparel, Yates said.
I spoke with Yates by phone on Thursday, a few hours after he was released from the Travis County Jail.
"I got out at 7:30, in time to make my 8 a.m. class," said Yates, a junior double-majoring in international relations and Asian studies. "We love UT and we love the academics we get there. We just wish the administration would take our concerns seriously."


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There are four limited edition MAC Lipsticks ($22.50 for 0.15 oz.) in the new Marcel Wanders 2 Collection: Annelie (soft peachy beige with pearl), Annemiek (soft neutral pink with pearl), Felicienne (dirty mauve with pearl), and Inez (plum with gold pearl). These are specially packaged in "chrome" so they come at a higher price point than regular MAC lipsticks.
- Annelie is a metallic gilded beige with a frost-metallic finish. The color coverage is semi-opaque' it's sheer in places but opaque when the light hits it because the reflective quality is so high. MAC Quietly Please is darker, less opaque. MAC Gel is much more golden. MAC Tanarama is darker, yellower. MAC Bechbound is more golden. Benefit Fame Game comes the closest but is less metallic.
- Annemiek is a light-medium pink with a frost-metallic sheen. The color coverage is semi-opaque, but this shade doesn't apply as evenly as I'd like it to. Chanel Candeur is similar in color but less metallic. Guerlain Rouge Innocent is darker and less metallic.
- Felicienne is a muted pink with a hint of mauve and a bright silver metallic finish. The color coverage is semi-opaque. MAC Lazy Day reminded me of this shade, but due to the metallic finish, they are pretty different. MAC Win-Win is similar but sheerer. MAC Whirls & Twirls is similar but a touch pinker.
- Inez is a berry-plum with gold shimmer and a frosted finish. The color coverage is semi-opaque. MAC Aristo-cat is similar but less purple. MAC Plum Bright doesn't have the shimmer and is much more intense. MAC Courting Lilac has a much lighter base.
All four shades have a frost finish, but these tended to run more metallic-frost than regular frost. The frost was a little finer, and the sheen was more reflective akin to metal. These are a very specific look to be sure, so it may not work for everyone. Because of the high frost finish, these do not apply as evenly as other lipsticks, and while they seem soft to the touch, they do not glide over lips effortlessly. I tested Annelie and Inez for wear, I was able to get to three hours or so, but both shades felt drying. Not terribly so but left my lips noticeably dehydrated after wearing each for four hours.
These are vanilla-scented like other MAC lipsticks, but the fancy packaging did include an increase in product size: normal MAC lipsticks only contain 0.10 oz. while these contain 0.15 oz., which is 50% more. (Funny how percentages work–50% sounds like so much more than 0.05 oz. more!) The packaging is a magnet for fingerprints, and it felt a bit cheap in my hands. It's very lightweight, so it lacks the heft of true metal packaging, but even though it is lightweight, the lipstick itself is fairly bulky.
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Three complicated, sharp-elbowed, and consequential contests ride this year on the fate of cars and people who drive them: the Republican battle for the nomination, President Obama's pursuit of reelection, and Congress's coming fight over highway funding and energy exploration.
And cars will tell the tale.
In the GOP battle for the nomination, Michigan's symbolism is worth two Iowas, three New Hampshires, and four South Carolinas. If Mitt Romney fails to win the state of his birth—the state where his father, George, governed for six years, the state that always represented a firewall in the industrial Midwest, and the state where Romney has guaranteed victory (defeat "won't happen," he said on Thursday)—then his candidacy will be mortally wounded. A Michigan defeat would render Romney's potent aura of inevitability impotent and evitable.
Romney must beat former Sen. Rick Santorum of Pennsylvania, whose lead in the six most recent polls taken since Feb. 10 has averaged 7.5 points. Romney's problem in Michigan is the same one he has had everywhere else: Republican voters don't want to buy the car. They've been kicking the tires and looking under the hood for six years and aren't sold. Romney's Michigan problem is also rooted in the tortured story of Motor City's near-death experience and federal-bailout billions (80 of them, to be exact). In 2008, Romney opposed using funds from the Troubled Asset Relief Program to keep General Motors and Chrysler afloat on the principle that big institutions with inefficient business models ought to fail. This was the hard-edged, tea party-friendly brand of conservatism Romney thought he would need in 2012. The problem now is that Romney supported TARP bailouts for big banks whose business model was not only inefficient but in many cases predatory. Santorum, too, opposed the auto bailout, but he also opposed the TARP bank bailout, giving him a leg up among conservatives who wonder why Romney's pliable conservatism so willingly contorted to the needs of bankers but not autoworkers.
For President Obama, cars and the fuel that moves them remain the biggest and most worrisome economic and political variables. This week, the national average price for a gallon of regular gasoline is $3.57, according to figures from AAA—40 cents higher than a year ago. According to GasBuddy.com, the average price per gallon is already $3.71 in Miami, $3.73 in Seattle, $3.95 in New York City, and $4.08 in Los Angeles. Nineteen states already have fuel prices above the national average. Analysts are predicting average prices of up to $4.25 per gallon for regular and prices close to or above $5 per gallon for premium by April.
Higher gas prices choked off a budding recovery early last summer, when political upheaval fueled by the Arab Spring made oil markets jittery. But nerves jangle more now as speculation intensifies about conflict with Iran on any scale. Tighter economic sanctions on Iran have rattled the markets already, and jets and bombs could unleash trading panic. The exquisitely painful irony for Obama here: As Republicans denounce him for alleged passivity on Iran, the aggressive sanctions he helped set in motion create the very market volatility likely to increase gas prices Republicans will attack. The price of a barrel of North Sea crude rose to $120 on Tuesday, when Iran halted exports to England and France. West Texas Intermediate, more commonly used in America, traded at $105.
Consumer spending was flat in December and January. Higher pump prices could dampen summer driving and tourism and force consumers to delay big-ticket purchases. It could also tighten the screws on small and medium-sized businesses operating on very tight profit margins. Even large companies might slow investments in plants and additional workers as a hedge against higher fuel costs. Gas prices remain the biggest economic X factor Obama confronts this spring.
Lastly, is this Congress, now just one full month into its second session, already over? The White House believes the routing of Republicans on the payroll tax—fully extended and not at all paid for as the GOP once demanded—draws a curtain on the short-lived legislative season. Republicans believe there's one more act—a highway bill with lots of policy attachments designed to increase domestic oil and gas exploration and extraction.
This $270 billion, five-year legislation, which the House will consider when GOP leaders can scare up the votes, has become a magnet for offshore drilling as a means of boosting federal lease revenue and domestic energy supplies. The bill calls for offshore drilling in California and along the continental shelves on the east and west coasts. Senate Democrats are adamantly opposed as is the White House. But the House GOP leadership is determined to see it pass. In a summer where gas prices could create a powerful political and economic downdraft, the conflict over jobs-generating, congestion-cutting highway construction and boosting domestic energy supplies might force interesting compromises. Even if it doesn't, this will be the spring and summer's most combustible issue.
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Taxi to Borobudur
The site of Borobudur is actually located about 45 minutes drive from central Yogyakarta. If you want to take a taxi to Borobudur get your hotel to call and arrange transport and to also negotiate the price. A taxi ride for the journey should cost no more then 150,000 Rupiah ($16 USD) each way. Our taxi cost 100,000 to Borobudur and 150,000 back into Yogyakarta.
Manadala air.
We flew to Adisujipto airport from Denpasar in Mandala Airlines, the price was cheaper than other airlines. The prices for the one day tour to Borobudur in Bali were really expensive (250 to 300$), so we decided to travel by ourselves, it was right; at the exit of the airport we found a small local tour operator that gave us a 10 hours tour visiting Borobudur, a Yogyakarta city visit and Prambanan for just 45$. The guide was really friendly and nice, we had a comfortable small bus just for us, and we stopped wherever we wanted. We highly recommend this option.
Bus ride to civilization
The bus terminal is opposite the market. If you can find the market, you can find the terminal. We walked from Manohara hotel to the bus terminal. From the direction we came from, it's actually hidden behind a row of shop houses. At the end of the road, the market on our left, and the bus terminal is on the right.
It's 15,000 rp to Jogja per person. We were told by another group of tourists that it's a good price. Although according to the Lonely Planet, it's 5000 - but it may be an old edition... but I guess it's still cheaper than taxi.
Be warned, the bus could get crowded, very.
To Borobudur VIA YOGYAKARTA
Borobudur can be reach indirectly by plane or by Train and directly by Bus. One can fly by Airlines from Jakarta, Bali, Surabaya or Mataram to Yogyakarta. The flight from Jakarta to Yogyakarta take about 50 minutes.
From Yogyakarta one can take a bus, taxi, rent a car or by one day package tour which arrange by travel agents in Yogyakarta.From Yogya by Bus is a convenience one, take a bus with the destination to Yogyakarta's JOMBOR TERMINAL, then from here one can take a bus with the route directly to Borobudur, it was a cheap one and you can ask the people where one must go to take the route I was mention above
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From Yogya to Borobudur
Borobudu is an hour from Yogyakarta, at the edge of a tiny Borobudur Village, where the inhabitants are mainly farmers and souvenir vendors. You'll be driven through small towns and rice fields before you reach this place. But who cares really? It'll probably be pitch dark if you're here on the sunrise tour. Save your sanity and charter a private car or join a tour group for pete's sake. It'll cost you less than $10 and save you the hassle of squeezing into a bus with a live chicken.
bus to borobudur
from jogjakarta's airport: adi sucipto you can go directly by taxi or bus to borobudur temple. if using bus, go to jombor bus terminus and catch a bus to magelang or muntilan and from there catch a bus to borobudur terminus. approximately 2 hours ride.
* and here >> lucky me to have wenang and upik, his wife who live in jogjakarta so i can use their old holden to visit borobudur. yiiiiiiiipiiiiiiiiiiiiii, dank je wel :)
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daily flight to jogjakarta
to enter borobudur, there are many daily flights from surabaya, jakarta and semarang to jogjakarta. from jogjakarta, continue the trip by taxi or bus.
for info, when i write this tip, mandala airlines offer rp 225,000/pax/one way from jakarta to jogjakarta
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Go by car,taxi, or bus
Most visitors go to Borobudur from Yogya by tour bus. Any of the hotels will make arrangements for you. You can also hire a car or motorcycle and drive yourself.
There is also a way to get there on the public bus. a taxi is probably the better way to go if there are only a couple people going.
We had the Sheraton make arrangements for us and we were taken there by their van and driver.
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From Semarang
We drove to Borobudur by bus along the road from Semarang. The port town of Semarang was only around 100 km's away but the journey took more then 3 hours even with a police escort. So ensure you leave ample of time to travel along a very busy road!
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By yourself to Borobudur?
Normally, I try to do all the visits on my own but this time we went with a travel agnecy from Yogyakarta.
I wasn't sure I'd get in Borobudur at time (6 am) to see the sunrise and took safety first.
We paid 30.000 rps per person and got transport and breakfast there.
We started at 5 am and returned at 10.300 am
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Borobudur return
You can also hire a taxi to visit borobudur for the sunrise and return back to your hotel for less than USD10( USD8 ~ USD9). Do negotiate a bit .
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I hire a taxi( normal car) with driver and costed 300,000rp for one whole day service. You probably might able to find some good deal around 250,000 ~ 300,000rp if yuo've time to ask around.
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Senior Day Sunday
The Quinnipiac women's lacrosse team (8-6, 7-1 NEC) hosts its final game of the regular season when Bryant (5-10, 4-4 NEC) comes to town on Sunday, April 22 at 12 p.m. The Bobcats are coming off a 14-11 victory over Central Connecticut on Friday, April 20, helping them retain sole possession of first place in league play. Senior Marissa Caroleo (North Babylon, N.Y.) and junior Sarah Allen (Glastonbury, Conn.) were the stars for the Bobcats once again, as they combined for 11 points on the afternoon. Senior goalie Noelle Martello (Westbury, N.Y.) turned away 10 shots in goal for her sixth victory of the season.
Live stats for Sunday's game can be accessed by visiting the Official Website of Quinnipiac Athletics, www.QuinnipiacBobcats.com.
Quinnipiac Honors Its Seniors
Prior to Sunday's contest, Quinnipiac will honor its four seniors playing in the final games of their Quinnipiac careers. Seniors Marissa Caroleo (North Babylon, N.Y.), Kim Davis (Dairen, Conn.), Devon Gibney (Hopkinton, Mass.), and Noelle Martello (Westbury, N.Y.) will all be recognized with an on-field ceremony.
Lend A Paw, Help Bobcats Donate!
The Quinnipiac women's lacrosse team will be accepting non-perishable food items for the benefit of the Keefe Community Center Food Assistance Program, located in Hamden. Please join your fellow Quinnipiac women's lacrosse supporters in donating to a good cause!
Katie Latonick '10 Recognized
Former Quinnipiac women's lacrosse player Katie Latonick '10 will be recognized at Sunday's game with an on-field ceremony, as she currently holds the program's all-time points record, with 175. Latonick broke the previous program-record of 170 career points (set by Marta Waldron '02) on Friday, April 23, 2010 in the NEC Semifinals against Monmouth, and added three more points the following Sunday in the Championship game Against Sacred Heart, to finish her career at Quinnipiac.
About Bryant
Bryant is coming off an 11-10 loss to Sacred Heart on Friday, April 20, losing its second consecutive game in the process. Prior to Friday's game, Bryant was coming off a 9-6 loss to Robert Morris on Sunday, April 15. The Bulldogs were held to a season-low one goal in the first half of play, and were unable to make up that lost ground in the final 30 minutes. Lisa Vendel finished with a game-high three goals, as well as six ground balls for Bryant, while Lauren Filippone made six saves in goal.
Overall, Bryant's offense is led by Lauren Sheridan's (36 goals, six assists) 42 points, followed by Haley Bloom's 37 points (31 goals and six assists). Filippone currently holds a 10.71 goals against average and a .505 save percentage on the year.
All-Time Against The Bulldogs
Sunday's game marks the fourth time the two sides will have faced each other, with Quinnipiac holding the edge with a 2-1 record. Bryant defeated Quinnipiac last season, 11-9, on April 10, 2011. Senior Laura Iannotti finished with a team-high four goals and junior Marissa Caroleo matched a game-high with four ground balls, but a second half push by the Bulldogs handed the Bobcats their only NEC loss of the season.
Gibney Breaks Record
With a game-high seven draw controls on Friday against Central Connecticut, Devon Gibney became the program's all-time leader in career draw controls, with 148, breaking Tiffany Manzi's '09 total of 142. Gibney also broke her own program-record of 47 draw controls (set during the 2011 season), as she now has 52 on the season. She currently ranks second among NEC players in overall draw controls per game (4.00), and is fifth in in-conference draw controls, with 3.50 per game.
Playoff Scenarios
Listed below are the four possible playoff scenarios (depending on Sunday's Season-Ending Outcomes):
Quinnipiac wins, Sacred Heart wins: #1 Quinnipiac, #2 Sacred Heart, #3 Monmouth, #4 Mount St. Mary's
Quinnipiac wins, Sacred Heart loses: #1 Quinnipiac, #2 Monmouth, #3 Mount St. Mary's, #4 Central Connecticut
Quinnipiac loses, Sacred Heart wins: #1 Sacred Heart, #2 Quinnipiac, #3 Monmouth, #4 Mount St. Mary's
Quinnipiac loses, Sacred Heart loses: #1 Quinnipiac, #2 Monmouth, #3 Mount St. Mary's, #4 Central Connecticut
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Pineda Chosen NWC Defensive Student-Athlete of the Week
Achieves 10 Tackles, Plus Fumble Recovery and Interception
SALEM, ORE. -- Willamette University senior inside linebacker Ralph Pineda (Los Angeles, CA/Cathedral HS/San Jose State Univ.) has been selected Northwest Conference Football Defensive Student-Athlete of the Week for his efforts in the Bearcats' road victory on Saturday, Sept. 4. Pineda led WU's defense, as the Bearcats defeated the the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point, 33-14, in a battle of Top 25 teams.
Entering the game, UW-Stevens Point was ranked #16 in the D3football.com Top 25 Preseason Poll, while Willamette was ranked #18. Following the win, the Bearcats moved up five spots to #13 in this week's poll. The Pointers fell out of the Top 25.
Pineda recorded a game-high 10 total tackles, including six solo tackles, against the Pointers. He also recovered a fumble and intercepted a pass, which he returned 44 yards. His fumble recovery at the UWSP 4-yard line with 7:38 in the fourth quarter led to Willamette's final touchdown on the next play.
Last year, Pineda received Third Team All-America and First Team All-West Region honors from D3football.com. He finished the season with 81 total tackles to rank second on the Willamette defense. He was chosen First Team All-NWC and was named NWC Defensive Player of the Year.
The Bearcats will play their second consecutive Top 25 opponent this weekend when they take on Hardin-Simmons University, ranked #14, on Saturday, Sept. 11. Game time is set for 4 p.m. Pacific/6 p.m. Central in Abilene, Texas.


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Florist – Chris Prange, Dream Weddings
Dress – Maggie Sottero
Wedding Ring – Zales
Cake – Heavenly Sweets
Ceremony – Saint Mary Catholic Church
Caterer – Thomas Caterers of Distinction
Reception – Scottish Rite Cathedral
Nice work Jon! Love the shot of the Groom and his mother.
Thanks to all other wedding vendors:
Hair – Rain Aveda Salon, Noblesville
Makeup – Sara Bickler
Florist – Lilly Lane
Wedding Officiant – Carl B. Long
Dress – Ella Rosa from Private Label by G
Wedding Ring – Kay Jewelers
Cake & Cupcakes – Marsh Bakery
Ceremony – The Rathskeller
Caterer- The Rathskeller
Reception – The Rathskeller
Love the pics. They all came out so good love you guys.
This might be the cutest most adorable wedding ever. Very Stylish! Great photos John!
Just beautiful!!! Thank you John and Kelsey!
Jon- these are amazing!! You totally captured how fun this wedding must have been and I don't even know this couple! So cool!


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Art Corner Toledo (ACT) Project No. 1 is making progress! A partnership between Toledo GROWs and artist Har Simrit-Singh is bringing a mural to "Manos Garden," located at 1441 Jacksin St. As things often do concerning matters of initiative, the pieces fell in place for this partnership with almost no effort from ACT, and did so within a week of the idea forming.
In fact, the very night the idea for ACT itself was born, the artist jumped on board and the first partnership became reality. On March 5, Har Simrit Singh, a local graffiti artist, opened a show at Bozarts Fine Art and Music Gallery. It's no surprise that Bozarts was the fertile creative ground where this seed was planted. The show was amazing and was the beginning of a night full of positive energy and what felt like a solidifying of real community. A lengthy discussion with the artist about one piece in particular that depicted a tree (a verbal description beyond that would not do the painting justice) led Har Simrit Singh to make an offer: if ACT could find him a wall to paint, he would want to be involved in a community partnership with a local agency to represent Toledo's activism and growth.
The following Monday, a spontaneous (not at all coincidental, if you know what I mean) meeting at Downtown Latte (where the world changers get their coffee) with Toledo GROWs' director, Michael Szuberla, led to a natural conversation concerning gardens and walls and activism and growth. Needless to say, Toledo GROWs joined the party, and had just the right garden with just the right wall. The next stop was Manos Paschalis, who owns the wall. With absolutely zero hesitancy, he was in and enthusiastic about the prospect. No exaggeration. This all happened within days.
In following the ACT Process (which is highlighted at www.artcornertoledo.com), the next step was to get together a couple times with Toledo GROWs' staff, the artist, ACT web designer Nathan Mattimoe, the author of the ACT Manifesto (Emily Rippe), and the owner of the wall. The purpose of these meetings was to discuss the vision for the actual piece of art and because ACT was in its infancy, to flesh it out and make it deliverable to the public. During these conversations, the group came up with messages and images to be conveyed by the mural that would represent Toledo GROWs' brand of activism. Words thrown about included impact, cultivate, connection and community. One of the Toledo GROWs participants (Rasean Snodgrass) made special mention of how much he enjoyed the opportunity to use tools in his work with urban agriculture. Keep an eye out for those tools. Also, watch for the original tree that sparked the entire project.
Luckily, it wasn't the first rodeo for some of these stakeholders and they knew that a very important step for this mural project was to get the official approval from the Arts Commission of Greater Toledo (ACGT) by adhering to its mural ordinance, lest the work be mistakenly painted over or perceived as illegal graffiti. Dan Hernandez, the director of art in public places with the ACGT, was incredibly helpful throughout that process and a couple of very minor hoops later, the mural was approved.
This development is recent and brings us to the present time. The only thing left to do is to buy the paint and paint the wall. Grassroots as the whole thing is, the only cost for this mural is paint, which has been donated by Toledo GROWs and a few Adams Street business owners. Manos Restaurant, Manhattan's Restaurant and The Ottawa Tavern have all thrown in for supplies, understanding and embracing that the mural is ultimately going to bring beauty and pride to their neighborhood. These donors will be recognized in works created by Young Artists at Work (YAAW) participants who have volunteered their talents to ACT.
Now, we look forward to a few beautiful days of painting. Stay tuned for information about the unveiling. Also, please look online for more information about Toledo GROWs, The Arts Commission of Greater Toledo, Bozarts Fine Art and Music Gallery, and YAAW.
Rachel Richardson is an activist, musician and a product of Toledo. E-mail her at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Colorado's drought challenges and the demand for site-specific horticultural information have prompted the staff of the Native Plant Master Program to create this database of more than 1,000 Colorado plants. See www.conativeplantmaster.org for more information about field courses and other programs offered by the award-winning Native Plant Master Program.
The use of native plants in sustainable landscapes can reduce the need for water which is critical in a drought-prone state. Use of natives can also decrease maintenance time and pesticide use. This plant database provides researched-based information about the identification, ecology and human uses of Colorado native plants as well as non-native noxious weeds which threaten natives. The sources for this information are listed in the References link at the top of this page.
For a quick search of the plant database, click on the Search for Plants link at the top of this page or on the links to the left. The taxonomic reference used for plant names in this database is Colorado Flora, 3rd edition, by William A. Weber and Ronald C. Wittmann.
It should be noted that any information about the edibility of plants is given strictly for historical purposes. We do not vouch for the safety of eating any plants or other human uses mentioned in this database.
In addition to safety considerations, we do not recommend collection of any native plants or plant parts because this can negatively impact plant populations. A number of rare native plants have become classified as threatened or endangered because of human collection.
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In the film, Statham plays a mechanic, but not the kind of mechanic that fixes cars and stuff. He's the kind that fixes people's heads…with bullets.
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