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In Elbert County, crews will continue to fill in cracks in the asphalt on State Route 72, while another crew resumes replacing raised pavement markers on state routes throughout the county.
Crews in Franklin County will repair and restore the grade of shoulders alongside State Route 174, while another crew will clean and restore the ditches alongside State Route 198.
In Hart County, driveways along State Routes 17, 51, and 328 will be serviced while dead trees are removed and vegetation is removed in rights of way alongside State Route 172.
Finally, in Madison County, crews will manually clean drainage pipes alongside State Routes 98 and 191.
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Restaurant critics get asked lots of questions such as: How many times a week do you eat out? Or how does one become a restaurant critic? And finally, there's always: How do you stay so thin? If you're truly interested, the answers are: six times a week, it's a long story and I have the metabolism of a hummingbird. But the most asked of all is: What's your favorite restaurant that's not on the Strip? For years I've had to hedge my bets on that one, but now the answer is easy, if you're looking for fine dining off the Strip, look no farther than Rosemary's on West Sahara Avenue.
Rosemary's gives westsiders something to finally cheer about when it comes to the finer things in life--we're talking serious gastronomy folks--the only sensual pleasure you can't live without, and when it comes to pleasing the senses, Michael and Wendy Jordan have created a top-shelf experience that gives every celebrity chef in town a run for their money. That run will save you some in the process because Rosemary's delivers the goods at prices that won't have you groaning when the bill arrives. For a hundred bucks, a couple can experience a complex array of tasty dishes that are big on both flavor and lots of ingredients. Jordan's grilled eggplant and roasted pepper sandwich on house-made olive bread is better than anything at Olives and is further proof that the best vegetarian food is never found in vegetarian restaurants. Everything from sweetbreads to roasted halibut is given the star treatment here and Jordan does his mentor Emeril Lagasse proud with plenty of homages to southern cooking.
If I have a criticism, it's only that the elaborate components in each of the recipes don't always highlight the flavors as they should, a minor flaw to be sure and one that is completely forgiven with one bite of Rosemary's crispy skin striped bass or grilled quail on risotto. Food this sophisticated has been a long time coming to the neighborhoods of Las Vegas. Lovers of fine food should be glad that Rosemary's is finally here.
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This year, we're going to have a Pixie Hollow Thanksgiving.
I found a sparkly tree for the center of the table and I made some tiny fairies.
You know how Tinkerbell loves to find "lost things" and uses buttons for wheels and in other imaginative ways? I made a few paper buttons to add to my Thanksgiving decorations. There were some tiny packs of "Pixie Hollow Pumpkin Seeds" for everyone to take home with them.
But best of all, we're going to have a "treasure hunt" for lost things.
Here's our treasure hunt list: Thanksgiving Scavenger Hunt 2013. You can download a copy if you want to try it.
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aircraft carrier came closer to the the earth today than the moon did. very close, steve. >> that's nice. >> cse. >> that's nice astronomy knowledge right there. brandon todd is in our fort worth newsroom with the story and that's close in terms of space, right, brandon? >> yeah, that's pretty close and scientists have had this thing well withitheir telemetry for the last six years. we can't show it to you. we have to rely on nasa for that because it's hardly noticeable even with a powerful telescope. one thing is for sure, those that study outer space think this is a big deal. >> there's a meteorite that actually landed on earth probably several thousand years ago. >> don garland studied astronomy for nearly 30 years. he loves to study the space matter that hits the earth. now, he's studying one that missed. >> i would call this pretty much a near miss because we're talking about something that's coming inside the be orbit of the moon. >> and despite how close it was -- inside the orbit of the moon. >> and despite how close it was, it came close to the masses. >> it's the brightness of a piece of coal. it's hard to see black against black basically. so really and truly, this was found by radar more than a visual observation. >> the size is impressive measuring roughly the size of the fort worth museum of science and histor building or a city block and it's cruising deep space at a cool 29,000 miles per hour but its name not as impressive. 2005yu 55. >> so fact that asteroid comes close to earth is in some sense no big surprise. its trajectory has been followed for quite sometime the. >> but the good news, this won't happen. don garland did speculate, however, on what would happen if yu55 did hit the earth. >> over a small area, pretty devastating. it would not probably be an exstinktor we would call it, something that might happen to the dinosaurs because that was a three-mile wide object so this one's considerably smaller than that but it would definitely be an unpleasant day if you were directly underneath it. >> certainly think so. image is one of 8,500 image that has are currently cataloged. scientists say there are millions more out there. from our fort worth newsroom tonight, brandon todd, fox 4 news. >>
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The Eight Smoothest Songs of the Seventies
2. "I'd Really Love to See You Tonight" - England Dan and John Ford Coley.
Ultimate 70's lyric: "There's a warm wind blowing the stars around"
Beginning with one side of a simulated conversation between former romantic partners "Hello...yeah, it's been a while...not much, how about you?", England Dan and John Ford Coley are playing right out of the patented Paul Davis playbook. Ever clever, they go as far as listing some of their platonic options "go walking through a windy park, take a drive along the beach, or stay at home and watch TV", but take a look at these smooth operators - do you really think that is what they are after here? At least Dan and Coley make their no-strings-attached motivations clear, telling this lucky lady that they "won't ask for promises" and they aren't "talking about moving in". I just hope the recipients of this call were able to resist this impossible temptation and not fall in love with them again.
1. "I Love You" - Climax Blues Band.
Ultimate 70's lyric: "Since then, I never looked back. It's almost like living a dream."
The most underrated wedding slow-dance song of all-time, this heartfelt ballad seems out of place when interspersed with the over-the-top schmaltz of the era. Here, a former wayward soul whose pastimes as "a younger man" were "fooling around, hitting the town, growing my hair" honestly and earnestly thanks his now-wife for "straightening out my life". The song is classic 70's for its loopy guitars, electric piano and vocal harmonizing, but it is a truly beautiful love note from a man to his wife. Husbands, put it on a playlist for your wife and thank me later.
These songs are so hot, I had to remove my Naugahyde blazer and adjust my red velour turtleneck. If this hasn't inspired you to make a trip down to the iTunes Store, perhaps you will grow a mustache and mutton chops or feather up your hair Farrah Fawcett-style. We have hardly scratched the surface of these wondrous sounds of the '70s, so I will see you again by the fire.
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Oct 6 - 10 Antonio Rocha as Teller-in-Residence at the International Storytelling Center Jonesborough, TN www.storyinmotion.com October 6-10 Antonio Rocha, a native of Brazil, began his career in the performing arts in 1985. His repertoire includes stories of his homeland, age-appropriate folktales, exquisite mime illusions and some hilarious characters in outrageous situations. learn more
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We all know that men are from Mars and women from Venus, right?
Hunch has examined its users' demographic data and found that dog and cat owners are as different as, well, cats and dogs.
Dog owners? 30 percent more likely to live in rural areas. Cat owners? 29 percent more likely to live in the city.
It makes sense – dogs need more space to run around, whereas most cats just want to lie in that spot where the sun is. No not that one, the other one. Right, THAT one. And it's a lot easier to keep a cat in an apartment than a dog. Unless you have a Chihuahua or toy poodle. In which case, just get a cat.
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text: The Miss America wiki last edited by Exile-616 on 05/20/15 07:16AM View full history Current EventsMiss America currently appears in Young Avengers Volume 2 which began in March of 2013. She appeared in the first issue and has been a main member of the books team written by Kieron Gillen and with art by Jamie McKelvie. The series is set to end with issue 15, Young Avengers #15 - Resolution Part 2. It is unknown where she may show up next.OriginMiss America is a super-heroine loosely inspired by the original Miss America of whom she actually has very little knowledge of. Miss América Chávez worked as a part of the Teen Brigade alongside Ultimate Nullifier, Barnell Bohusk, Angel Salvadore, and the In-Betweener in the third incarnation of the group. Essentially a teen hero group using hi tech communication gear to undergo important missions, often aiding under heroes, in a somewhat covert manner. The group of teens were jaded by the blurring of lines between heroes and villains and the complacency afforded by some established traditional heroes and their actions. She was also considered co leader of the team. America had a somewhat cynical attitude even at one stage mocking the idea of ever being an Avenger, ironically after some manipulation by Loki she would in fact become a member of the Young Avengers. Eventually America would reminisce on her past at a party set for the youthful heroes and sidekicks of Earth.Observing Billy Kaplan in the present she would recall her youth in which her home dimension which was near its end and that her two mothers had saved it. It was also a reality that Billy had created in his Demiurge persona in the future, young Miss America was a huge fan of Demiurge, or Wiccan, even going as far to pretend to be him. Miss America would inform that her mothers had saved their dimension, a surreal bright vibrant almost perfect dimension. The young Miss America would jump into a final void despite adults of her home world warning her of the consequences. Miss America wanted to leave her dimension, it was too perfect with no one for her to help and she had heroes like her mothers and Wiccan to aspire to being like. Thus setting up her journey.CreationMiss America was created by Joe Casey and Nick Dragotta in 2011 and first appeared in Vengeance #1. When describing the creation of the book she was introduced in and the character, Casey has commented "...it is a superhero comic book, chock full of all the things you read superhero comic books to experience: good guys, bad guys, big action, romance, moral dilemmas, high stakes, cosmic angst. It's all there in this book. I don't feel obliged in any way. I love that stuff. I want to cram as much of it into every issue as I can. And there's no such thing as too much. For example: one thing we've decided about the new character, Miss America Chavez, is that she doesn't wear underwear. Believe it or not, that was an important creative decision. I think it says something about her personality that she deliberately goes out into the field sans underwear. You can see it in the art. How's that for selling it?On the other hand, along with a small detail like that, we're also dealing with the nature of order and chaos and what it means in the Marvel Universe. We're presenting the next generation of young heroes and villains, both of whom are wrestling with what it means to exist in the current climate of the Marvel U" Miss America Chavez has also had background info established by writer Kieron Gillen.Character EvolutionAlthough like most of Joe Casey's contributions to Marvel, it initially seemed Miss America would be doomed to obscurity following the Vengeance miniseries, surprisingly, Miss America has been chosen to join the Marvel Now relaunch of Young Avengers. She will fill the Star-Spangled void left by the retired Young Avenger known as Patriot.Kieron Gillen when speaking about the character explained her selection "Miss America is quite mysterious, and it's quite deliberate. Where's she's from? What does she want? What's she doing? Why does she care about Wiccan? Why does Loki appear to know more about her than anybody else? She's the classic mysterious lady. We play that straight and we also play games with it. She looks great and Patriot was basically unavailable. So I wanted to have someone in the Captain America role and I had just finished reading "Vengeance" by Joe Casey and Nick Dragotta. I loved that series and I thought she was a great stars-n-stripes style character. Plus she's completely different from Wiccan and Hulkling. They're very nice and she's not. [Laughs] You've got a culture clash there." Explanations of her past and powers and motivations are hinted at coming soon.As written by Joe Casey Miss America had quite a tough independent staunch personality and disposition, even to the point of being almost rude to fellow superheroes. Although she retains much of that independent sass and anger issues in Young Avengers, the character is written a bit more fuller, with her motivations explored a bit more and more moments of friendliness and sentimentality. In either of her teams though Miss America has fulfilled the team powerhouse niche well.Major Story ArcsVengeanceAs a member of the Teen Brigade, Miss America broke a manifestation of the In-Betweener out from confinement in a government facility at Area 51. Whilst escaping with him in tow, they are attacked by shadowy creatures, and Ms America is forced to fight them off. They eventually retreat after America knocks them all around a bit. Delivering the young In-Betweener back to base, the Teen Brigade as is typical of them, move to a new location for the time being. In-Betweener would describe an extra dimensional horde of creatures, the Brotherhood or Braak'nhud that were hunting him. There presence and actions were a threat to the balance of the universe. In order to deceive the creatures Miss America takes some of the essence and energy of the Inbetweener and heads out to the skies to attract them away from the more vulnerable Inbetweener. Miss America would encounter a large horde of the creatures and start to battle them. She would soon be joined by more established heroes, She Hulk, Son of Satan and Krang. The heroes fight of the horde who depart when they realize Miss America isn't the Inbetweener. Miss America would catch a falling She Hulk has they depart.Young MastersBulletproofThe Young Masters, including new young versions of Egghead, Mako, Black Knight, Radioactive Kid and Executioner, another youth team working behind the scenes, but with opposing attitudes and goals to the Teen Brigade. They have started making trouble, and whose ideology has started to conflict with Miss Americas group, threatening to upset an important balance between chaos and order. One particular incident would lead to the Teen Brigade trying to protect Dr Octopus after theYoung Masters on an attempted villain killing spree targeted Otto. Ultimate Nullifier would engage the new female Black Knight, Electro and Radioactive Kid in battle, but fall victim to Radioactive Kid's bizarre toxic powers.Miss America would be sent to rescuer him and clean up, which she would do with authority barely registering as she would speed by the Young Masters rescuing Ultimate Nullifier. Miss America would adopt a mocking attitude when Ultimate Nullifier would attempt to get info out of Black Knight.In the mean time America would interrupt the Young Masters attempts to recruit the god Loki into their group at a Museum. Smashing through the roof, Executioner would be especially pleased at getting a chance to fight America, but his gunfire would prove utterly ineffective. Radioactive Kids attempts would fail as well with America stomping the floor throwing both villains off balance.The Sixth DimensionMiss America being there primarily to stop the Young Masters would try and convey this to Loki, Chavez worried that Young Masters may have been targeting him, instead is dismissed by Loki who sets one of Thor's goats Toothgnasher against her. The two would fight back and forth as Loki would calmly talk before producing the Screaming Idol, an artifact carved in the image of Tiboro, an artifact which can send people to the Sixth Dimension, home to Tiboro. Sending Miss America there, she would be disorientated and confused, peering up from a rocky out plain to see a extremely large star burning brightly in front of her. Despite not being on Earth, Miss America's phone would still work and get a signal, she would also be approached by several ghostly figures who would explain themselves as shades of former visitors and inform Chavez that she was in Tiboro's realm. Tiboro a massive entity several hundred feet tall would storm towards America and the shades and attack. The Inbetweener loosely aware of what has transpired with America would teleport to recruit She Hulk and Son of Satan to help him rescue Miss America from Tiboro's dimension. Their additional help once they arrive would give Chavez breathing room and opportunity to puncture through Tiboro's giant head defeating the powerful foe.Young AvengersMiss America Chavez is visiting Earth 212, before realizing that Loki is waiting for her when she heads to have lunch. She didn't know what he wanted, but entertained conversation. Their history with each other not the best America gives him time to speak, learning that Loki propositions her to leave to head back to the 'Earth' Earth, America being weary, prompting Loki to reference the Teen Brigade. Miss America's patience grows short, until Loki starts mentioned Wiccan of the Young Avengers, which seems to grab her attention. Loki even goes as far as to imply harming Wiccan of the Young Avengers, which causes America to lash out in anger and physically attack the Asgardian. Loki's threat played well America vows to watch over Wiccan and keep an eye on Loki, inadvertently fulfilling Loki's wish. Looking out for Wiccan, America would eventually catch Loki observing the teenager leading to a fight between the two. Wiccan, in the mean time, would attempt to make amends with Teddy by giving him a chance to met his biological mother by using his magical abilities. Loki would teleport out of Americas hands after playing evasive, America herself leaving after Hulking managed to reach them after hearing the noise they created.MotherWhile trying to summon an alternate reality version of Hulking's mother to replace the one that had died during the events of Young Avergers Volume 1, Wiccan would inadvertently summon a powerful and bizarre parasitic creature known as Mother. This creature attacks the pair by pretending to be their respective parents. Saved by Loki, the trio are then attacked by an imitation of Loki's father Laufey. However, Miss America would be on hand to save the trio by smashing into Mother's facsimile. She offers explanation for her delay, referencing that her own mothers had also come back to life. Despite her immense distrust of Loki, America would give him the chance to teleport the group away from the reforming Laufey and her resurrected parents. Teleported to a club, America, Loki, Wiccan and Hulking would get opportunity to talk. America makes clear her distrust of Loki, revealing that he had asked her to kill Wiccan earlier. Loki would attempt to justify his actions, explaining he had tricked America into protecting Wiccan by making her feel as though he was in danger. It is later revealed that America's protectiveness towards Wiccan stems from the fact that one day he will become the Demiurge, an entity that creates her peaceful home dimension Utopia. Powers and AbilitiesMiss América Chávez possesses an array of super powers, some of which seem unrevealed. She does possess the ability to fly, teleport and travel inter-dimensionally. The latter require her to kick a star surface of her creation. She also possesses a great amount of super strength and super durability. Strength rumored to be able to kick a person off planet, but enough at least to tear apart and throw large solidified steel doors, and also enough to stomp on grounds so hard as to cause mini quakes that can throw off the balance of others.America is bullet proof with bullets impacting harmlessly off her skin. She is durable enough to sustain powerful flame attacks from Tiboro, ruler of the Sixth Dimension. America also possesses super speed and some degree of fighting skill and ability. She also has significance experience as a superhero, having been active for around 10 years, around as long as many of Avengers and X-Men.


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Last week Wilkes defeated King's 66-56 then beat FDU-Florham 81-69 on Saturday. The wins improved the Colonels record to (13-3) overall and (6-0) in the conference.
The Freedom Conference basketball player of the week is Matt Mullins from Wilkes University. The senior guard's shooting scintillating and sensational. Mullins on the mark averaging 27 points per game in the Colonels two big conference wins.
"Oh! It's a great feeling. We got a great group of guys. A great coaching staff and everything. And we are just playing really hard right now, and everything is falling together and we just got to keep it going and keep getting wins." said Matt Mullins.
Matt's march to the Marts Center took several twists and turns. Heavily recruited out of the Binghamton Area his journey began in Division I with the hometown Binghamton Bearcats and a 2009 NCAA game with Duke. From there one year at Broom County Community College before winding up at Wilkes.
"Good player out of high school. We didn't get him out of high school we tried to and we got him on the bounce back, and he's been a great guard for us and he's just a competitor. An ex-football player. He brings that to the basketball court and he is a good all around guard." said Jerry Rickrode-Wilkes head coach.
"It was definitely a transition. It was a great transition for me. I really like where I'm at right now and I'm really happy that I came here and I'm able to be part of this team right now." again said Matt.
In the Colonels last game against King's senior guard Matt Mullins chasing a record for 3's made in a game. It is held by Chad Fabian out of Southern Columbia. He had 10. Mullins finished the night with 30 points and nine 3's. One shy of the record.
"I didn't know anything about how many he made. I was really surprised after the game. He made 9 and Chad had made 10. Chad was a recipient of being a lot of Dave Januzzi passes in those days." again said Jerry.
"The key to shooting is definitely legs and staying square to the basket. You really need to make sure you get your legs underneath you. You would rather be long that short." again said Matt.
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The three-time U.S. champion – who recently declared war with fellow skater Evan Lysacek – has been keeping very busy off the ice.
"I'm going to record a song in May, just for fun," Weir, 25, told PEOPLE at the Ice Theater of New York, where he opened the season on April 29. "I know I'm not a legitimate, real singer, but I can still rock it like Britney."
The song, called "Dirty Love," came about when a producer approached him after the Olympics, and Weir's got big dreams for it.
"I've been working a lot on my voice – if I only do one song in my life, I want it to be a huge success," he says. "My main goal is to perform it at the VMAs. I want to come out on a little circle of ice from underneath the stage or something crazy like that!"
Meanwhile, Weir, who says he's "unsure" if he'll continue to compete in figure skating, continues to do charity work (he's hosting the 88 for AIDS fundraiser to support the AIDS Walk in New York City May 6) and he's working on an upcoming book (due in January), which should prove to be just as dramatic as its author.
"It's my story and my side of things ... my values, the way I grew up and how that shaped me," says Weir. "I want to be very honest and frank about the politics of figure skating, the people and the behind-the-scenes dealings I've had. And [it's about] different relationships, whether it be a family member or someone I lost my virginity to," he adds with a laugh.
Weir is also considering a second season of his Sundance Channel series, Be Good Johnny Weir, and auditioning for an HBO film about the original reality-TV stars, Loud family.
"People talk about how trashy it is to use 15 minutes of fame, but I'm trying to pursue all of this in a professional way and do the best I can," says Weir. "I don' t care if I fail. I just have fun trying to do these things."
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Palo Alto College professor named mentor for Institute of International Education
Palo Alto College professor Dr. Alba De Leon has been selected to serve as one of forty mentors for the Institute of International Education (IIE) pilot course "Connecting with the World: International Relations for Higher Education Institutions." Dr. De Leon, professor of Art, has been a key leader in Palo Alto College's efforts to enhance international […] [Read More]


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Rochester Fire Officials say a fire that broke out Sunday on the city's northside was accidentally caused by lit candles.
Crew were called to a house on Lang Street just after 1 p.m. Sunday afternoon that started in the residence's second floor bedroom. Firefighters arrived on scene in about three minutes and say they were able to put the fire out quickly. No one was hurt, but there is fire damage in that bedroom, along with smoke and water damage throughout the home.
Investigators say the fire was a result of lit candles in the bedroom. There were two people in the house when the fire started but they were able to escape safely. Those two adults are being assisted by the Red Cross with housing and clothing.


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Week in Geek: Microsoft has Bought Underlying Patents for Netscape Browser
Our latest edition of WIG is filled with news link goodness covering topics such as ChromeOS has received a new desktop-style look, a roundup of tools to remove Flashback malware on Macs, Kubuntu has a new official sponsor, and more.
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Attention Marc Andreessen: Microsoft Just Bought (Part of)
Here's a deal that would have made many minds explode back in the 1990s: Microsoft is buying Netscape. Or at least most of the important parts of the company that used to be synonymous with "Internet."
AOL patents could help Microsoft battle Google Maps
If you connect the dots, AOL's patent sale to Microsoft may have a lot to do with hitting Google Maps via the trio of Bing Maps, Mapquest, and OpenStreetMap.
Firefox gets click-to-play option for plugins
Jared Wein, a software engineer at Mozilla, has created an implementation of "click-to-play plugins" for Firefox – with this enabled, the browser will require that content from plugins like Flash and Java is clicked before the plugin loads and runs. The feature, which Mozilla also calls "opt-in activation for plugins" is already accessible in nightly builds of Firefox.
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Mozilla recently published a demo of standards-based video chat in an experimental build of Firefox. The functionality is built with the Web Real Time Communication (WebRTC) standard, which aims to support streaming audio and video communication on the Web without relying on plugins.
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Card Maker software for mac
Is there an alternative to DRPU greeting card maker software for mac? I want to create a site where the visitor can design their own card on my site
By site do you mean website?
If so neither DRPU or a Mac equivalent is what you need.
What you are looking for is a bespoke web application that can run on your web hosts server.
I don't know for sure, but I'll go out on a limb and say you are unlikely to get that as an off the shelf product.
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New DVD Releases: June 23, 2009
These are the DVD releases for June 23, 2009.
Rebecca Bloomwood moves to Manhattan to nurture her shopping addiction and gets involved in the New York City magazine world. She has spent almost $1000 in a month when she discovers a fashionable green scarf; she doesn't have enough available credit to buy it and borrows money from a man on the street. When she interviews with Luke Brandon, the editor of the magazine Successful Saving, she finds that he is the man from whom she had borrowed money.
Frustrated by her lack of success, she writes drunken letters to Alette magazine and Successful Saving, but she posts each one to the wrong magazine. Nevertheless, Luke Brandon hires her. Then, rather than completing a work assignment, she goes to a clothing sale. When examining an expensive cashmere coat, she realizes that it is 5% cashmere and 95% acrylic. She writes her column, calling herself "the Girl with the Green Scarf".
Impressed, her boss, Luke, invites her to a conference in Miami and an important ball. While shopping for the ball, Luke asks what she thinks of him. Rebecca says he is a workaholic and not a good investment as all his hard work goes into the magazine but the earnings to someone else. At a restaurant, another woman, Alicia, asks Luke to the ball.
Rebecca learns that Luke is the son of the famous socialite Elinor Sherman and that he knows a lot about clothes. At the ball the two share a romantic moment on the roof after a major faux pas Rebecca commits while serving the dishes.
Rebecca returns home to confrontations with a bill collector and her best friend Suze, who makes her join a Shopaholic-group. She is later publicly accused of not paying her debts live on a TV show, 'Morning Coffee' and as a consequence loses her job. Though Luke is hurt that Rebecca has lied to him, he still finds her a source of inspiration.
Rebecca decides to sell all of her clothes in a sale, but hesitates over the green scarf. A blond woman and a woman talking on a telephone begin a bidding war over the scarf. The sale is a success, making it possible for her to repay her debt.
Rebecca and Luke come together, with Luke returning her the green scarf – he was the person behind both bidders. During the credits, Rebecca ends up working for Luke's new magazine, writing articles such as "Confessions of a Shopaholic".
Cast: Isla Fisher, Hugh Dancy, Krysten Ritter, Joan Cusack, John Goodman, Kristin Scott Thomas, John Lithgow, Lynn Redgrave; Directed by: P.J. Hogan
Mortimer "Mo" Folchart (Brendan Fraser) and his 12-year-old daughter, Meggie (Eliza Bennett), share a passion for books. What they also share is an extraordinary gift for bringing characters from books to life when they read aloud. But there is a danger: when a character is brought to life from a book, a real person disappears into its pages.
On one of their trips to a secondhand book shop, Mo hears voices he hasn't heard for years, and when he locates the book they're coming from, it sends a shiver up his spine. It's Inkheart, a book filled with illustrations of medieval castles and strange creatures—a book he's been searching for since Meggie was three years old, when her mother, Resa (Sienna Guillory), vanished into its mystical world.
But Mo's plan to use the book to find and rescue Resa is thwarted when Capricorn (Andy Serkis), the evil villain of Inkheart, kidnaps Meggie and, discovering she has inherited her father's gift, demands that she bring his most powerful ally to life—the Shadow. Determined to rescue his daughter and send the fictional characters back where they belong, Mo assembles a small group of friends and family—some from the real world, some from the pages of books—and embarks on a daring and perilous journey to set things right.
Cast: Brendan Fraser, Andy Serkis, Paul Bettany, Helen Mirren, Jim Broadbent, Eliza Bennett; Directed by: Iain Softley
The Pink Panther 2, the sequel to the 2006 worldwide hit, stars Steve Martin as he reprises the role of intrepid-if-bumbling French police detective, Inspector Jacques Clouseau.
When legendary treasures from around the world are stolen, including the priceless Pink Panther Diamond, Chief Inspector Dreyfus (John Cleese) is forced to assign Clouseau to a team of international detectives and experts charged with catching the thief and retrieving the stolen artifacts. Martin is joined by original co-stars Jean Reno (as Ponton, his partner) and Emily Mortimer (as Nicole, the object of his awkward affections). The investigative dream team is played by Andy Garcia, Alfred Molina, Yuki Matsuzaki (Letters from Iwo Jima) and Bollywood star Aishwarya Rai Bachchan. The story is set in Paris and Rome.
Cast: Steve Martin, Jean Reno, Emily Mortimer, Andy Garcia, Yuki Matsuzaki, Alfred Molina, Aishwarya Rai, John Cleese; Directed by: Harald Zwart


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Soaps Boards :: General Hospital Forum :: Why does Alexis gets a MB & Carly gets a SK?
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Quote Hyatt4Life: Why does Alexis gets a Mob Boss and Carly gets a Serial Killer?
As a Carly fan I am terribly pissed off. And I am an Alexis ' fan too. Why of all of the men on the show in the past, and the present they had to put my girl Carly with a serial killer? You mean to tell me that either Ingo Rademacher or Ted King wasn't able to reprise their roles of Jasper Jacks and Lorenzo Alcazar respectively so that Carly could have been paired with either one of them instead of some broke arse serial killer who taunted her children? Come on now, none of this is fair. And meanwhile, Alexis gets to have a Mob Boss her first born's father. I am so sorry, I don't like the direction of this show.
Franco and Carly disgusts me because he is a serial killer and he is broke. At least when he was connected to the Quartermaine he had a respectable family. Now being the son of a psychotic freak Heather Webber and a pathetic and jealous DA wannabe Scott Baldwin, he has NOTHING going for him. Carly deserves better than this. And truth be told, Robert Guza would have NEVER done this to Carly or her children.
It seems that the new regime is pro Alexis and anti Carly and this isn't right nor is it fair.
I would rather see my girl Carly be single for the rest of her life than to be paired with a broke arse serial killer.
Because, Carly has, and, will sleep with anyone, and, anything, at anytime. Here both of her sons are going through hell, and, she is running after a man. But, that's nothing new with Carly. She will eventually crawl out of the bed, and, get into someones face, before crawling back into SOMEONES bed again.
I think Carly and Franco have great chemistry. I like this storyline because it feels like the affection is genuine. Carly shows a tormented side. So torn between Franco's actions and her own attraction, it makes her more human. Franco isn't after her for her money and he's not looking to use her for some vendetta - like Julian/Derek. Carly just wants love, unconditional love, someone who can see her flaws and still love her - like Jason did. She, in turn, gives that same unconditional love and only asks the man to be honest with her - no matter how bad the truth may be. I grew tired of seeing Carly with mob bosses (Sonny and Johnny) or even a powerful man who could use his influence to manipulate her life to suit his agenda (Jax). The way they've modified Franco does make him a better fit for her than any ex she's had. As far as Franco's past actions, like everyone says about the pasts of other characters - people change and deserve a chance to prove it.
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gigag04 wrote:Having been to a suppression hearing on a stop I made for no insurance, I feel qualified to comment on this. The insurance database is over 99% accurate. By law it only has to be 95%. Either way, it definitely gets an operator past the 51% often associated with reasonable suspicion.
JustMe wrote:I'm curious why he felt it necessary to run your plates through the database to start with.
gigag04 wrote:Their intent has little bearing on what courts have decided is a GTG detention. The judge I dealt with explicitly stated that rarely to LEOs have the luxury of operating with 100% of the information surrounding a situation. However, as testified by me, he beilieved that it clearly was enough to stop and investigate further.
There are conflicting cases in the court of appeals in TX regarding the issue, however the difference came to the officer's ability to understand the returns given by the database and deduct reasonable conclusions on that information.
Jaguar wrote:So an incomplete database is probable cause for a stop?
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Wayfarer Wines Grab My Attention - Again Fathers & Daughters Cellars: Inaugural Releases from Ferrington Vineyard Airlie Winery: Sweet Spot Pinot Noir Gypsy Canyon Kingston Family Vineyards Many Very Good to Extraordinary California Pinot Noirs Tasted Recently Several Very Good to Extraordinary Oregon Pinot Noirs Tasted Recently Sips of White Wines Tasted Recently Update on Happenings at Soliste Pinot Briefs
Scherrer Winery
For nearly 20 years, Fred Scherrer has been vinifying Pinot Noir from the Russian River Valley and Sonoma Coast. A University of California at Davis graduate, he was the winemaker at Dehlinger Winery for ten years before striking out on his own in 1998. His winemaking guidelines for Pinot Noir are: "Be patient. Let the fruit speak. Listen. Touch lightly. Watch closely. Listen." This formula has worked well for him and his wines are sold to an enthusiastic mailing list.
Fred is not big on publicity or marketing. His fans have been trying to talk him into updating his label to something more hip and flashy. If you meet Fred, you will understand his passion for winemaking supersedes any need for notoriety. He finally succumbed to the pressure and had a new modern label created for the 2005 vintage. The old label emphasized the varietal within, the new label puts Fred's name front and center. Be assured, Fred will not let it go to his head. His winery has no signage and is housed in an undistinguished metal building.
The wines, which include Chardonnay, Rose and Zinfandel, are sold primarily through a mailing list with limited retail sales. Tasting by appointment.
Articles About Scherrer Winery
Adventures Along the Pinot Trail, Part 3 (6.34 7/30/2007)
Along the Pinot Trail in California: Part 2 - North Coast & Other (9.8 6/24/2012)
Fog Makes Pinot in the Russian River Valley (7.5 11/2/2008)
On the Pinot Event Trail (9.3 2/22/2012)
Pinots of Distinction (8.40 6/30/2011)
Scherrer Pinot Noir Rocks (7.9 1/1/2009)
Small Sips of Pinot (6.58 5/7/2008)
Tasting Scherrer Pinot Vertically (8.14 4/23/2010)
Reviewed Wines
2008 Scherrer Russian River Valley Pinot Noir
14.5% alc., 620 cases, $40. Essentially from the Green Valley appellation. Unfined and unfiltered. · Moderately light reddish-purple color in the glass. The nose unfolds slowly in the glass, reaching a crescendo in about 45 minutes, featuring fresh Bing cherries and red berries with a hint of spice. Light on first taste, picking up intensity over time in the glass. Brighter and fresher than the 2007 vintage with more red fruits featured. The tannins are supple making for easy drinking. The wine finishes with a bit of spice and orange peel, and refreshing acidity. Very good. Reviewed June 24, 2012 ARTICLE »
2008 Scherrer Platt Vineyard Sonoma Coast Pinot Noir
14.2% alc., 185 cases, $75. Released November 2011. Joan and Lew Platt planted this vineyard overlooking the town of Bodega. A very cool site that escaped the summer wildfire issues. · Medium reddish-purple color in the glass. Subdued aromas of dark red cherries with a hint of tea leaf and oak. The fruit really pops on the palate with vibrant exuberance. Flavors of black cherries, blueberries and black raspberries elevated by a lively cut of acidity. Moderately rich and beautifully balanced. Needs time to open in the glass. Built for the long haul (available in magnums which should easily last 15 years). Reviewed June 24, 2012 ARTICLE »
2007 Scherrer Russian River Valley Pinot Noir
14.5% alc., $32. Unfined and unfiltered. · Moderately deep reddish-purple color in the glass. Nicely appointed nose with aromas of black cherries, dried rose petals, frambiose and Moroccan spices. The aromas are strikingly fruity and become more spiced over time in the glass. Rich core of black cherries, dark strawberries, black raspberries, with baking spice and herbs in the background, framed by supple tannins. The flamboyant finish clings to the palate. A voluptuous wine from a superb vintage that has staying power in the glass and is hard to resist. Source: website, mailing list, retail. Very good. Reviewed July 1, 2011 ARTICLE »
2007 Scherrer Russian River Valley Pinot Noir
14.5% alc., $36. Unfined and unfiltered. · Moderately dark reddish-purple color in the glass. Dark cherries are the featured fruit on the nose with hints of balsam, spice and smoky oak. Moderately intense array of black cherry, and black raspberry flavors with supple tannins and some length on the finish which leaves a trace of heat in its wake. This bottle seems a bit tired at this stage. Good. Reviewed June 24, 2012 ARTICLE »
2007 Scherrer Russian River Valley Pinot Noir
14.5% alc., $40. · Shy nose sporting Bing cherries, spice and smoky oak. Gorgeous core of fruit including cherries, boysenberries and plums with a faint note of citrus peel in the background, wrapped in ripe, dry tannins and kissed by oak. The fruit has plenty of pop and pizzazz and although this wine is very good now, it will be stunning in another five years if you have patience. Reviewed April 23, 2010 ARTICLE »
2007 Scherrer "Big Brother" Sonoma Coast Pinot Noir
14.5% alc., 160 cases, $50. A blend from a vineyard in Annapolis and another in Bodega, the name comes from the generosity of the wine, yet retains a delicacy typical of Pinot Noir. · Medium reddish-purple hue in the glass. Multiple aromas pop up over time including black cherry, spiced plum, sassafras, wine cellar and new oak. Packed with fruit but slinky and easy to cozy up to. Flavors of black cherries, boysenberries, sassafras and smoky oak, supported by silky tannins, finishing smooth and clean. Impeccable balance. Reviewed June 24, 2012 ARTICLE »
2006 Scherrer Winery Sonoma County Pinot Noir
14.5% alc., $35. · Lightly colored. Nicely woven aromas of cherries, oak and brown spice. Tasty cherry core with a faint echo of earthiness and oak and a pristine freshness. Not a wimpy entry level Pinot, the wine has a decent mid palate richness. Perfectly fine for what it is and a wine that you can enjoy every night at the dinner table. My wife loved the cherry high notes and bought a case of half-bottles. Reviewed January 1, 2009 ARTICLE »
2006 Scherrer Russian River Valley Pinot Noir
14.5% alc., $40. · Darker fruits are featured in this wine with scents of blackberry jam, dark chocolate, pears and oak. Ripe black cherry essence with a riff of roasted nuts and a grip of grapefruit peel on the finish. Tannins are fine-grain and restrained. Good. Reviewed April 23, 2010 ARTICLE »
2006 Scherrers Winery "Big Brother" Sonoma Coast Pinot Noir
14.5% alc., 420 cases, $50. Named for its darker fruits and generosity. Blended from a vineyard in Annapolis and one in Bodega Bay. · Exotic and intoxicating aromas of wild berries and spice box. Lovely berry flavors with some earthy notes and a faint note of citrus peel lurking in the background. Plenty of fruit, yet stylish and nimble. Harmonious and flawless with supple tannins and decent persistence. No rush to drink this one. Reviewed January 1, 2009 ARTICLE »
2005 Scherrer Winery Vin Gris
350 cases, $14. A blend of Pinot Noir and Zinfandel fermented in neutral barrels. · Still hanging in there. Roseate, persimmon and vibrant acidity. Fairly plush mouth feel. Reviewed January 1, 2009 ARTICLE »
2005 Scherrer Winery Old Vine Zinfandel
890 cases, $30. Vinified more like Pinot Noir, essentially receiving the same winemaking treatment. The result is Zin for Pinot lovers. Plenty of acidity and not flabby or alcoholic. · Smooth and velvety, brimming with red and black fruits and a touch of pepper. The tannins are not in sight and you can almost drink this like beer. Reviewed January 1, 2009 ARTICLE »
2005 Scherrer Russian River Valley Pinot Noir
14.5% alc., $32. This wine comes from vineyards located in both Goldridge Series soils producing red fruit and orange peel components and clay soils offering deep black cherry flavors. Unfined and unfiltered. · Potent aromas of ripe cherries, cola, caramel and baking spices that are intoxicating and never fade or tire in the glass. Tasty black cherry flavor with soft tannins, well-integrated oak, and a tangerine peel tang on the refreshing finish. A wine with seamless texture that is immensely satisfying. Like a bimbo that draws you in with perfume and seduces you with silk. Fred Scherrer knows Pinot and his wines are always sensibly priced. The best Russian River Valley bottling ever for Scherrer. Reviewed November 2, 2008 ARTICLE »
2005 Scherrer Winery Helfer Vineyard Chardonnay
140 cases, $36. · Plenty of acid grip now with notes of citrus, minerals and pears. Not even close to its best drinkability window. Reviewed January 1, 2009 ARTICLE »
2005 Scherrer Russian River Valley Pinot Noir
14.5% alc., $39. Primarily from fruit grown in Goldridge soils. New label. · Lovely scents of red fruits, vanilla, root beer and a subtle touch of alcohol. Wood-kissed, the wine offers racy red stone fruits, a little earthiness, a solid acid core, and fine-grain tannins which hold everything together. Fred Scherrer knows Pinot and his wines are as reliable as you can find. Reviewed May 7, 2008 ARTICLE »
2005 Scherrer Winery Bliss Vineyard Syrah
90 cases, $40. Last bottling as the vineyard was sold to Lynmar Winery. · An elegant Syrah brimming with dark red and blue fruit, grilled meat and a typical silky Pinot Noir mouth feel. Reviewed January 1, 2009 ARTICLE »
2004 Scherrer Winery Sonoma County Pinot Noir
730 cases, $24. · Rhubarb, red cherry and toast in the nose, red fruits, cola and root beer on the palate. Nice little kick of spice on the back end. Reviewed July 30, 2007 ARTICLE »
2004 Scherrer Winery Russian River Valley Pinot Noir
800 cases, $26. · Woodsy aromatics featuring mushrooms and wet earth, and flavors of black berries and spice. Reviewed July 30, 2007 ARTICLE »
2003 Scherrer Winery Helfer Vineyard Chardonnay
45 cases, $35. The Helfer Vineyard is located in the Vine Hill area of the Russian River Valley. Originally a Pinot Noir vineyard, it has been grafted over to a selection of Chardonnay budwood that came from Kistler, the vineyard's neighbor just across Vine Hill Road. The vineyard has densely planted vines that require hand cultivation and yield more concentrated fruit than by traditional California vine spacing. The wines from this vineyard need several years to reach their potential. Unfined an unfiltered. · This wine has really come together and is drinking beautifully. Tasty citrus, a little butter, a hint of oak, and a smooth and silky texture. Reviewed January 1, 2009 ARTICLE »
2003 Scherrer Winery Russian River Valley Pinot Noir
14.5% alc., $47. · Opens beautifully in the glass over time revealing aromas of Bing cherries, baking spices and toast. Delicate core of dark red cherry and berry fruit with a toasty oak overlay. A demure wine with supple tannins and an appealing velvety texture. Good. Reviewed April 23, 2010 ARTICLE »
2002 Scherrer Winery Russian River Valley Pinot Noir
14.5% alc., 860 cases, $35. · Secondary bouquet of cigar box and good funk joined by dark cherries, red berries and spice. Mildly oaked black cherry and cola flavors with a healthy bolt of oak on the slightly astringent and dry finish. The wine has a nicely aged patina with gossamer tannins. Reviewed January 1, 2009 ARTICLE »
2002 Scherrer Winery Ft. Ross Vineyard 'High Slopes' Sonoma Coast Pinot Noir
14.5% alc., 210 cases, $38. From some of the highest elevations in this coastal vineyard where the vines struggle. The wine tends to be tightly structured demanding the use of a high percentage of new barrels. An assemblage of the most harmonious barrels. Unfined, unfiltered. · Fabulous nose of black cherries and black currants with a touch of allspice. Still a big wine with earth-kissed berry and cassis flavors and noticeable dry tannins. I would recommend drinking this with hearty food. Reviewed January 1, 2009 ARTICLE »
2001 Scherrer Winery Russian River Valley Pinot Noir
14.5% alc., $47. · Bouquet of forest floor, pepper and seasoned oak. Tasty essence of cherries and berries with a hint of juicy fruit and citric peel. Soft in the mouth with welcoming fruit intensity, bright acidity and very soft tannins. Very good. Reviewed April 23, 2010 ARTICLE »
2000 Scherrer Winery Russian River Valley Pinot Noir
14.5% alc., $47. · Retains a moderately dark color. Bright aromas of black cherries, pepper, cigar box, marzipan and oak. Juicy flavors of cherries, plums, tea and a subtle note of citrus peel. Beautiful aged patina with a very smooth texture. If you like aged Pinot Noir, this is your cup of tea. Very good. Reviewed April 23, 2010 ARTICLE »
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Roger Ebert is easily the most entertaining film critic out there, and only more so since he's been blogging. His explanation for 2011′s decline in ticket sales at the movie theatre is well worth the read. He lists six reasons why 2011 wasn't a huge year compared to 2010:
1. There was no major must-see movie, Ebert argues. "When moviegoers hear about "Avatar" or " The Dark Knight," they blast off from home base and land in a theater seat as quickly as they can."
Admittedly, there were some very good films that came out in 2011. It wasn't a bad year for cinema – just a bad year for major blockbusters and game-changing films like Avatar.
2. "Ticket prices are too high," writes Ebert. "No matter what your opinion is about 3D, the charm of paying a hefty surcharge has worn off for the hypothetical family of four."
Ticket prices were too high before 3D. It's only getting worse now – and really, this applies to sectors well beyond movie theatres. When I was a kid, you could get me into all sorts of things for free. Now zoos and theme parks charge adult ticket prices for anyone that's not an infant. It's crazy.
3. Moviegoers are sick of noisy kids, Ebert argues. I agree! We can't kick them off of our lawn when we're at the theatre. If we threaten them, they're likely to retaliate. "The annoyance of talkers has been joined by the plague of cell-phone users, whose bright screens are a distraction. Worse, some texting addicts get mad when told they can't use their cell phones."
At this point, I am obligated to post the most awesome theatre response to cell phone use ever. Ever. Seriously. The Drafthouse in Austin plays this video before movies now:
More like this please. And yes, cheaper tickets too…as well as…
4. "Refreshment prices." The incentive to sneak snacks into movies has increased a lot in recent years. Unfortunately it's also incentivizing people to stay home and fire up the Roku.
"It's an open secret that the actual cost of soft drinks and popcorn is very low," Ebert writes. "To justify their inflated prices, theaters serve portions that are grotesquely oversized, and no longer offer what used to be a "small popcorn." Today's bucket of popcorn would feed a thoroughbred."
Speaking of firing up the Roku…
5. "Competition from other forms of delivery," is also keeping moviegoers home Ebert argues. "Movies streaming over the internet are no longer a sci-fi fantasy. TV screens are growing larger and cheaper. Consumers are finding devices that easily play internet movies through TV sets. Netflix alone accounts for 30% of all internet traffic in the evening."
With good surround sound, a cheap LED screen, and a Bluray player, moviegoers can pretty easily replicate the movie experience at home for much, much cheaper. And you don't have to deal with jerks or teenagers (unless you happen to be the parents of teenagers…)
6. Ebert's last argument is that theatres are not giving us enough choice. Few indie films, foreign films, and other niche films are showing and people want to see these. He cites Netflix's top films – many of which are indie and foreign – as evidence. I'm not sure that these would really drive ticket sales, but I'd certainly like to see more indie films at the theatre. I think cheaper tickets and cheaper concessions would drive more people to the movies, but there's nothing wrong with more diversity.
In 2012 we'll probably see none of Ebert's wishlist. 3D tickets aren't coming down in price. Giant tubs of popcorn will still set you back $10 bucks. The only thing we're likely to get is number one: next December The Hobbit is coming to a theatre near you. That's a must-see as far as I'm concerned.
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To the Editor,
I feel compelled to write to express my feelings in regard to the upcoming Carrollton Exempted Village School District emergency operating levy that will be on the May ballot for voters to consider. I have been an employee of this school district for 22 years. I have been a substitute teacher, a Third Grade teacher, and a principal in three buildings within the district.
I have had an "inside view" of the things that our school district has faced and the things that the school district has accomplished for some time now. During those years, I have experienced many times the wonder of a child who is learning something new, the pride of a parent who has been able to help a child learn, and the intense satisfaction of a teacher who knows that he or she has helped a family move with greater success toward the future. I have worked very closely with students and parents. I know what it's like to be a member of a strong team that surrounds children and supports their success. As a principal, I have worked very closely with teachers, aides, tutors, secretaries, custodians, bus drivers, cooks, substitute personnel, and fondly, foster grandparents.
I have been inspired by staff members and volunteers who are devoted and child-centered. I have noted the many hours beyond the school day that have been spent by parents, educators, and support personnel, all to help the children in our schools find success.
I have talked with former students who are realizing their career dreams. I have listened to former students who are involved in important careers that benefit society, where they are connecting with people every day, giving of themselves, and working to better the world around them. We live in a world that is increasingly self-centered. In Carroll County, though, we live in a place that is surrounded by and uplifted by volunteers and caring people. We feel the effects of people who think about others. Knowing so many families and citizens in our county, I respect the opinions and positions of others deeply. Raising five children, I felt the effects of often not having enough. I feel strongly, though, that our greatest satisfaction comes from knowing that not only have we done our part to support our fellow man, but also that we've done our part to support the most vulnerable in our midst – our children and young people.
I have seen many cuts made to district personnel in all areas for a number of years now. These were deep cuts made with very qualified people, but they were needed cuts to keep our school district sound financially. The emergency operating levy is a necessary step, given the extensive cuts already made and the loss of needed funds from the state. We need to be able to serve our students, academically, emotionally, and socially. We need to keep our district buildings safe and our outstanding academics secure. In a world where so much is currently at stake, it's important to remember that so much more is truly possible when we all come together for children.
Please consider the levy request, the cost that would be necessary to support it, and the minimum number of years that the levy would cover. When each person does what he or she can do, the effect is very great, much more than dollars and cents. I am reminded every day of the powerful things that can happen in the lives of our children when everyone is involved.
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I finally hit on a UT LE elk tag, so it hasn't been a complete bust. Keep the faith! If you haven't checked lately, a lot of the results are now on line.


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The Coast Guard has called a community meeting tonight (Monday) in Kodiak to discuss last week's double homicide at the base's communications station.
Law enforcement officials remain tight-lipped about the murders of 41-year-old James Hopkins and 51-year-old Richard Belisle, who were shot to death inside a building at the Com Station complex. Hopkins was a Petty Officer 1st Class electronics technician, and Belisle was a retired Chief Petty Officer, who was working for the Coast Guard as a civilian employee.
FBI Spokesman Eric Gonzales said over the weekend that the killer was still on the loose, but the community was not in any danger. He did not say why he thought Kodiak residents were not in danger.
Meanwhile, Alaska State Trooper vehicles were seen blocking access to a home in the Bell's Flats neighborhood all weekend. Individuals in white encounter suits were seen Sunday searching the house and area.
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baby babies has affected all of the FHR girls? With the arrival of Baby JoJo and Baby Landrie-Loo it would appear that we've all gone on maternity leave.
However, the real truth is that we've all been dealing with our own individual-stress-filled-lives that have diverted us from our passion for FHR. And we are not doing our posts like we should. You see, it's difficult to have stress in your life when you have inherited the "perfect" gene. We are spending all of our time being perfectly stressed out. There's just no time left over for anything else. It's what I call the "perfect" excuse.
Imperfect photo #1
I blame my Mom for giving me this particular strand of DNA. My daughter's point the finger of blame at me. It seems that we are genetically encoded to expect to do everything in our lives perfectly. At the very least we should be working hard towards getting to this state.
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For Kiersten, it's the perfect grades now that she's in the marketing program at ASU. Cami's trying to be perfect at balancing both motherhood and the business world. Ashley and Jamie (not pictured) are gearing up for summer and wrapping their minds around the fact they will now be spending ALL DAY with their 3 children. Keighley's working on contracting the perfect illness-or thinking that she's about to. {Yes, these past few days she's concluded that she's at high risk for getting the flesh eating bacteria since we were in Georgia last week where 3 people have come down with it-and she happened to fall and scrape her knees while there. A blog worthy story for another day.}
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My struggle with perfection right now centers on doing as many BIG things/projects/tasks as possible-all at once. Haven't I learned by now that it's impossible to do anything perfect when you take on so much? And that expecting perfection in all things is the perfect set up for procrastination. That's my perfect excuse for not doing more blog posts. I procrastinate because I'm not as perfect as the other FHR girls are at this blog thing. But I'm going to change that and take the risk of not being perfect.
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Members agreed to increase the cost of Wightcare services in order to balance the council's budget deficit for the service, which is currently losing over £450,000 per year, at a meeting of the Executive last night (4 August). Increased charges will be delivered in two phases over the next two years in order to protect residents' finances as much as possible.
Twelve young people have proudly completed The Prince's Trust Team programme, a 12-week personal development course, with a presentation at Ryde fire station on 30 July. This is the first time the Island's Fire Service has hosted the course, on behalf of the Hampshire Fire Service.
The programme of events that make up the annual Isle of Wight Cycling Festival is now available.
A couple on holiday on the Isle of Wight have made a discovery of an historic artefact thought to be thousands of years old.
My Life a Full Life to be developed faster and further
NHS England and its Five Year Forward View partners have announced that the Island's 'My Life a Full Life' initiative to promote the health and wellbeing of the Island population and to develop integrated care, focused on the needs of the person, is to receive a share of £41m new funding this year. This is to implement the programme at a scale and pace that would not otherwise be possible with current resources.
An exercise to test multi-agency response plans to significant flooding was recently held by voluntary sector organisations on the Island.
Shanklin cliff lift opened from 9am on Thursday 30 July after a required health and safety inspection was completed.
Due to circumstances beyond our control, the planned health and safety inspection at Shanklin cliff lift scheduled to take place today, will now be held tomorrow (Wednesday 29 July) instead.
Mark King from Level 42 launched the festivities at the annual Short Breaks Fun Day held at Medina Leisure Centre, Newport on Friday 24 July.
The reopening of Shanklin cliff lift, which had been scheduled for tomorrow (Saturday 25 July), has been put back for final health and safety approval.
Following the fire at the Island Learning Centre on 17 July 2015, Isle of Wight Council teams, together with colleagues from Hampshire and the Island Learning Centre have agreed an, initially, short-term solution for relocation of the school to ensure that operations can continue in the Autumn term. From September, the school will be located at the former Hunnyhill Primary School, Albany Road in Newport.
New temporary restrictions on some heavy goods vehicles using Wootton Bridge are expected to be in place later this week.
An electronic book consisting of poems and illustrations that formed part of the Isle of Wight Anti Bullying Conference has been launched.
All Island households are being reminded to complete and return their annual Register of Electors canvass form, which is being sent out from this week.
The Isle of Wight Fire and Rescue Service is looking for new 'on-call' (retained) firefighters to join its team.
Repairs to the control system at Shanklin cliff lift have been completed.
Foot and cycle passenger charges on the Cowes floating bridge will now begin on 27 July 2015.
The Isle of Wight Council's Trading Standards Service is hosting a seminar for residents and businesses on how to spot scams and avoid doorstep crimes.
The re-opening of Shanklin cliff lift has been delayed due to a technical fault with the control system.
A fire was reported at the Island Learning Centre, Manor Road, Lake (on the site of the former Broadlea Primary School) at around midnight on the morning of 17 July 2015. The fire service has responded and the fire is now under control; the site is being dampened down.
There are no reported injuries.
Teams will be on site to assess the scene and secure the site later this morning.
Today is the last day of term. Pupils and parents are advised not to visit the site today as the Island Learning Centre will be closed.
The fire at the Island Learning Centre at Lake is extinguished. Fire investigations have begun to ascertain the cause of the fire; fire and police investigators remain on site as part of the ongoing investigation.
The number of two-year-olds accessing Early Years Education Entitlement on the Isle of Wight has increased dramatically. Of those eligible, 71.5 per cent are either attending a nursery provision or childminder setting. This is a significant rise from the previous figure of 40 per cent.
Construction works to install a temporary footbridge are ongoing at Shanklin cliff lift, with the council remaining hopeful the lift can re-open on 21 July as scheduled.
Early provisional data for Key Stage 2 Standard Assessment Test (SATs) results for 2015 have been released, showing that Isle of Wight schools have greatly improved the standards their pupils attain in reading, writing and mathematics.
Children across the Isle of Wight can help break a world record as part of the annual Summer Reading Challenge.
Members of the Isle of Wight Council's Executive Committee have tonight (Wednesday 8 July) voted to award the Island's new 25 year waste contract to the preferred bidder.
Hundreds of children will head to Sandown's Fairway Sports Complex on Saturday (11 July) for the annual Isle of Wight Primary School Island Games.
The Isle of Wight Council has launched a consultation on proposals to change the way it delivers its library service.
The world's oldest example of a particular type of giant flying reptile has been found on the Isle of Wight by a fossil enthusiast.
Members of the Isle of Wight Council are due to consider and vote on the future provision of 11 to 16 and post-16 school and college places at the Full Council meeting on the evening of Wednesday 8 July.
An Isle of Wight firefighter will be heading to Oregon in the USA in August where he will learn about tackling wildfires as part of an exchange trip.
Following a decision of the Full Council in February this year, the Isle of Wight Council will reintroduce passenger charges for the use of Cowes floating bridge on Monday 20 July 2015.
The council would like to clarify reports in the local media that the Isle of Wight Council is considering being part of a Hampshire-wide council governing Hampshire, the Isle of Wight, Portsmouth, Southampton and local districts.
Works to reinstate public access past a damaged section of Totland seawall are due to start over the next fortnight.
More children are being encouraged to use active travel to get to and from school as part of a new scheme.
A grant of £7000 has been given to an Isle of Wight organisation to help armed forces veterans visit local schools and care homes and share their stories as part of a project called 'afterWARds'.
AmeyCespa has been selected as the preferred bidder for the contract to deliver waste collection and treatment services for the Isle of Wight for the next 25 years, starting in November this year.
Preparatory steps are to begin this week for a new scheme to restore access to Undercliff Drive, St Lawrence.
The Isle of Wight Council's planning service is to bring in a number of changes to the way it works, aimed at improving efficiency, bringing it in line with modern work practices and reducing costs.
Children from 12 Isle of Wight schools will discover what it was like to be evacuated during the Second World War.
Veterans and local dignitaries will gather in St Thomas' Square, Newport at 11am on Monday 22 June for the annual Armed Forces Day flag raising ceremony.
Works are progressing to secure the installation of a temporary bridge that will allow Shanklin's cliff lift to open in time for the main summer season.
Primary school pupils are learning how to be a safe road user thanks to a play by students from the Isle of Wight College.
The Isle of Wight Council is working with a national charity to recruit school governors from professional and business backgrounds.
A woman from Enfield in Middlesex is celebrating after winning a national competition to win a trip to the Isle of Wight for a family of four.
A special citizenship ceremony has been held at Carisbrooke Castle for five local residents as part of celebrations to mark the 800th anniversary of the sealing of the Magna Carta.
An adult learner from the Isle of Wight has been recognised for her exceptional work and commitment by qualifications body, City and Guilds.
Anyone interested in fostering or adoption is invited to come along to a drop in session being held on Wednesday 10 June.
More locations on the Isle of Wight have been identified as potential helicopter landing sites which could be used in the event of a major incident.
A direct debit scheme, no wait for starts and online progress monitoring are being credited for a large increase in the number of children taking part in private swimming lessons at Isle of Wight Council leisure centres.
A poster competition for young people with the message of preventing bullying on school journeys has been launched by the Isle of Wight Council.
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