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ORLEANS-Strong defense leads to good offense, and with a smothering press combined with some lights out shooting, the Lake Region boys ran all over the Stowe Raiders en-route to a season-high 93-38 win on Friday night.
"It was an all-around great effort out there, one through eleven. We were missing Clint, but everyone played well," said LRU coach James Ingalls. "We just wanted to work out the kinks on defense, as last few games we have been letting up the last few minutes, but they brought the intensity for 32 minutes tonight."
Caleb Prue's 22 points were a game-high, and the Ranger also had a great showing by sophomore Dakota McAllister, who had sixteen points, and as always Drew Gallup played well, scoring 14.
For Stowe (5-9), three players, Joseph Murphy, Theo Bland and Petey Walsh had eight points apiece to lead the Raiders.
As noted, Hazen is next on the schedule, and they will roll into the Don Harter Memorial Gymnasium on Tuesday for a 7:00 showdown with the 14-0 Rangers.
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FORT DRUM If the government shutdown continues, more than 100 soldiers using the Armys Tuition Assistance Program to take Jefferson Community College courses on post may get a rude surprise the day before the start of their late fall session courses this week: Money will not be made available for them to pay for their coursework.
Its frustrating, said Donald R. Johnson, JCCs director of military programs. Theyre frustrated.
Goarmyed.com, which facilitates the Armys program, has a message informing potential students that all approved and pending tuition assistance requests for classes, even those filed before the shutdown, will be rejected unless a budget or continuing resolution is approved by Congress and the president.
That gives little lead time for the late fall session, which starts Thursday. If a deal isnt passed, Mr. Johnson said, soldiers will be told on Wednesday that their benefits wont be available.
The Armys tuition assistance program, for which all soldiers are eligible, including Army Reserve and Army National Guard members, pays up to $250 per credit hour, with an annual limit of $4,500.
Of the 281 enrollments for the colleges classes on post for the late fall session, 114 of them are soldiers using tuition assistance benefits.
If the benefits are not available, Mr. Johnson said the school could close as many as five of the 20 courses it is offering for the session.
Still, news has slowly been trickling in for soldiers interested in furthering their education.
Mr. Johnson said that since the shutdown started, he has been informing two to three soldiers each day that the tuition program is not available.
You just try to assure them that regardless of Washington, were still caring about their education, he said.
In the meantime, there are few options for students to fill in that gap. Mr. Johnson said about a quarter of the soldier students have applied for federal student aid. Another option is the states tuition assistance program.
The uncertainty of when a deal will be made on the budget means another waiting game for students and administrators.
Its the nature of the beast, Mr. Johnson said.
In the past few years, the tuition assistance program has been a valuable benefit for Fort Drum soldiers pursuing college coursework at JCC and other schools.
According to an economic impact statement released by the post in March, 1,517 soldiers were authorized a total of $911,367 in tuition assistance benefits in fiscal year 2012, about $600 per soldier. In the previous fiscal year, the post authorized $721,000 in benefits for 525 soldiers, about $1,373.33 per soldier.
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This is a continuation of the first series, Let me go!
Let Me Go Too!
Are you trying to break free from the shackles, from the sickness, from the chain that has held you bound for so long? You are trying every means to break free and the enemy knows this; they can see all your works and I tell you, they are terrified. The last time, we studied the story of the Israelite leaving Egypt. We learnt that the Lord came down to rescue and deliver His people with his mighty hands. I trust that the Lord has been doing wonders in your life, and you have been fervently praying for your deliverance.
The enemies are scared that you are getting out anytime from now and guess what, they are relentless. They won't just sit there and let you go; they would want to fight you back, and don't be surprise if they do. The sickness you are praying so hard for healing become worsen; don't let that terrify you; don't let it tell you the Lord isn't hearing your prayer. 'Can't you see the doctor's report, it's gotten worse, there's no way out!' Don't let such report discourage you; don't give up on your prayers for freedom. I tell you, the Lord is working wonders in your life. What about the oppression or captive you are trying to break free from, and you realized that the more pray, the more the oppression seem to hold you bound? I tell you, the kingdom of darkness is terrified, they know you are breaking free, so they are trying all means; they are putting all their forces/resources together to attack you. Now I ask you, are you going to be discouraged? Will you let them hold you back? This is the time to put more fire into your prayer, don't relax after a day's prayer.
See what they are saying, 'Who is the Lord that I should obey him and let Israel go? I do not know the Lord and I will not let Israel go." Exodus 5:2. Imagine? Pharaoh had lay a heavy yoke on the Israelite for so long that he assumed himself as lord over them, having ownership of their lives. Does this sound familiar? A situation has been going on for so long that it has become the master over you, ruling your life in whatever ways its desires.
The enemy doesn't want you free, they don't want you promoted, they don't want you achieving the purpose of God in your life; they don't want your children to succeed, they don't want your business to prosper, they don't want your marriage at peace. Just as Pharaoh asked why he should obey a Lord that he doesn't know, a Lord that has instructed him to let the Israelite go; the enemy would also question you the same question when you tell them to let you go. They want to know what authority or what power you have to address them. Are you ready to give them answers? Are you ready to tell them who the Lord is, the One who has come to set you free, the great Deliverer, the Saviour, the Mighty man in battle; He is Jesus and the bible says, 'God highly exalted Him, and gave Him a name that is above every other name, that at the name of Jesus, every knee will bow.' Philippians 2:9.
Don't let the enemy intimidate you; the Lord has come to set you free. I don't know how tall or high the mountain or problem is; who says it's impossible for God to do? 'I am the God of all mankind, is there anything too difficult for me?' Jeremiah 32:27. Nothing is impossible for God folks; no matter what you are going through right now, God's power is not limited by the size of your situation. He can do ALL Things!
Now see what the enemy did to the Children of God in the book of Exodus. 'The king said to Moses, why are you taking the people away from their Labour?' Exodus 5:4. Do you know that the enemy wants to keep you bound; are you going to let him?
The same day, Pharaoh ordered the slave driver to withdraw straw for making bricks from the Israelites. He ordered them to go about and look for their own straw and still wanted them to produce the same amount of work they did when they had straw. Can you see what he's doing to them? He's making life so difficult for them. He wanted them to work as hard as they used to without proper resources and materials. Some of us can relate to this, maybe in a place of work where you are trying to break free and the oppressor decided to make life more difficult for you, giving you twice as many job and still expect you to finish in time. Maybe it's the strongman in your life, making every turn more difficult, making your health fail despite all you are doing.
Now, see what the Israelite did and I want us to take note of this in our lives. After they realized what pharaoh did and the severe punishment they received when they couldn't meet up to the demands. Then, they went to pharaoh and said, 'Why have you treated your servant this way? Your servants are given no straw, yet we are ask, Make bricks! You servants are being beaten, but the faults are with your own people.'
My friends, don't gabble with the enemy, don't beg, don't negotiate, and don't request sympathy from them. They are the enemy! Instead, when you see they are making life more difficult for you, go back to the things you were doing that made them behave in such banner, go back to prayer. Intensify the fire, send angels on assignment, and increase the prayers. Don't stop. They are being threatened, that's why they are making life more difficult. Do you get it? I don't know what you are struggling with, but the Lord wants to deliver you, he wants to save you from that strongman, from the stubborn and obstinate situation. Stay strong, stay focus, don't give up the fight, the Lord will give your victory. Many have given up on the way to their breakthrough, they allowed discouragement, distraction, doubt, fear and even sin to keep them away from their breakthrough. Don't make such mistake again.
Pharaoh answered them back, he told them the reason he had treated them that way. 'After all you said you want out, you are lazy, and that's why you are thinking of freedom.' Then the Israelite went out of his presence and met Moses, listen to what they said, 'May the Lord look upon you, and judge you! You have made us a stench to pharaoh and his officials and have put a sword in their hand to kill us.' Exodus 5:21
I was sad when I read this verse, but the truth is that, we sometime behave in this manner. We have lived so long in the situation and so we adapt. We learn to managed, to endure, to survive and are afraid of breaking out, we are afraid for a change, to move out; to take that step, that decision, we are afraid of that new opportunity, that place of change. We turn our backs on the very person that wants to help us - God that wants to set us free. We ask him why he has allowed that boss treat us in such manner, why he allowed that situation worsen when you were just managing and surviving in it. Why he just couldn't let you endure in your suffering. After all 'the devil you know is better than the angel you do not know.' I honestly don't know where people got that slogan from. Listen, when God wants to set you free, the Angels are on your side! The demons are evil. Don't you get it? The enemy is not on your side; they want to keep you IN bondage, make you slave away in pain and sorrow. How then can they be better than the angel you do not know? I suggest you start getting to know them. Why then don't you want to break free? I tell you folks, some of you are going to make a new decision today; you are going to take that step you have been scared of all these years, you are going to that new place and I tell you, the Lord is on your side! Stop eating crumbs from the enemy, the Lord wants to set a table before you, a feast before you. The Lord wants to take you to greater and higher places, don't you want that?
The Lord will fight for you folks; He will remember His covenant in your life. He will bring you out from under the yoke of oppression, with his mighty hands. You have got to pray folks; the enemy is not relenting, they are not taking a break, no coffee or lunch break for them. They are seriously on your case, especially when they see that you have a desire to be free and you are on your way there. Get up, arise! Put on the whole armour of the Lord. - Be strong in the Lord and in his mighty power. Enough of weeping and crying to the enemy to release you; cry out to God instead. Put on the full armor of God, so that you can take your stand against the devil's schemes. For our struggle is not against flesh and blood, but against the rulers, against the authorities, against powers of this dark world and against spiritual forces of evil in the heavenly realms.
The enemy is real and do not want your happiness. They are spiritual forces, the oppression, captivity, struggle, poverty and stagnancy. Stop blaming the economy situation and see things the way they are. Stop giving excuses for the things you are going through. 'They are not coincidence'. They are attacks from hell; they are arrows the enemy is throwing at you. How much longer do you want to live in ignorance? You have been struggling with the same problem for so long and you are blaming the government, you have been struggling in that sickness for as long as you can remember and you are blaming the doctors when you have the greatest physician you can run to. You are blaming circumstances for that poverty, when you should arise and destroy every devourer in your life. There is a particular stigma in your family but you refused to see it as an attack from the enemy. 'Father suffers with the same condition, son carried it, grandson is suffering from it' and you are still blaming some kind of scientific explanation?
Please Folks, don't let the enemy take you over; he will creep in and blind your eyes from seeing the truth until he destroys you from the face of the earth. Do you want to live the rest of your life in that problem? 'Therefore put on the full armor of God, so that when the day of evil comes, you may be able to stand your ground, and after you have done everything, to stand. Stand firm then, with the belt of truth buckled around your waist, with the breastplate of righteousness in place, and with your feet fitted with the readiness that comes from the gospel of peace. In addition to all this, take up the shield of faith, with which you can extinguish all the flaming arrows of the evil one. Take the helmet of salvation and the sword of the Spirit, which is the word of God. And pray in the Spirit on all occasions with all kinds of prayers and requests. With this in mind, be alert and always keep on praying for all the Lord's people.' Ephesians 6:10-18.
I'm rounding up now so you can have time to pray. Are you ready for a change? Are you ready to break free? Let quickly get back to our passage. The day before the children of Israel would leave Egypt. The Lord instructed them, 'This is how you are to eat it, with your cloak tucked into your belt, your sandals on your feet and your staff in your hand. Eat in haste; it is the Lord's Passover.' Exodus 12:11. What was the Lord trying to tell them? This is not the time to slow down, get ready to pass over, get ready to move out. You should be ready, your sandals on your feet, and you are dressed to go out. Are you ready to get out? Are you ready to pass over? Are you ready to get out of captivity? Don't get comfortable in that situation, be eager to get out, make haste to get out, get ready. You have to be ready to get up from the sick bed, from that situation that has tied you down for so long. The Lord is setting you free, rise up, get set. I am praying that the Holy Spirit will ignite a holy anger within you so you can pray your way out. I pray that God's power will pour out upon your life and give you strength to break free. Prayer is the key folks. You have got to pray your way through.
Now, we all know that the Lord brought ten plagues on the Egyptians; Pharaoh was still hardened in his heart and wouldn't let them go even after several plagues. Now, there was even a time he said, 'Alright, you can all go but only your men, leave the women and the children behind'. Folks, don't listen to conditions from the enemy, don't even negotiate with him. If you are leaving, get ready to leave with everything you have; your whole restoration of health, not half; your family, your whole possession, your glory and blessing in all aspect of your life In fact, there was another time he said, 'Alright, you can leave but leave all your herds.' You know that was when the Lord destroyed all their animals but made distinction from the animals of the Israelite. Not one of them was destroy, but the whole of Egyptians were destroyed. I guess Pharaoh must have thought, 'If you have to leave, at least, leave us with food, animal so we can live'. Again people, don't pity the enemy, if you are leaving, leave with everything. Don't negotiate, don't leave anything behind.
Now to my conclusion, after the ninth plaque, Pharaoh still refused to let them go. Then God spoke to Moses in Chapter 11:1 'Now the Lord said to Moses, I will bring one more plague on pharaoh and on Egypt. After that he will let you go…" Do you know what that plague was? It was the death of all Egyptians firstborns, including pharaohs. Listen, the Lord will bring one more plague/destruction upon your enemy, the kind that their heart will be shattered, and the kind of plague that will destroy them totally. 'Just one more plague on my enemy, Oh Lord'. I hope you are praying now, one more plague that they won't be able to recover from it, one more plague into the camp of my enemies; those that seek to destroy my life, one more plague upon them in Jesus name!
Folks, the Lord want to set you free, He is taking you out, you are going forward, and to the place the Lord has prepared for you. Please speak the word of God into your life, don't get comfortable in that distress and trouble in your life; God wants to set you free, are you ready?
And this is what the LORD says: "Yes, captives will be taken from warriors, and plunder retrieved from the fierce; I will contend with those who contend with you, and your children I will save. Isaiah 49:25
God bless you for reading.
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To help SMEs in Sicily emerge from the downturn and help them participate in the next economic growth cycle, the European Commission Vice President Antonio Tajani is travelling to Palermo today. They will be accompanied by representatives of about 600 European companies, who will participate in more than 1300 bilateral meetings with SMEs from Sicily to form new partnerships and discuss opportunities for collaboration in key sectors active in the region such as aerospace, agro food, biotechnology and fashion industries.


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The 185th Engineer Support Company took some front end loaders down to Bridgeport, Connecticut and surrounding towns. The area was socked with snow during the Blizzard of 2013, and public works did not have the people to clear side streets quickly. The Maine crew worked 8-10 hour shifts from Thursday through Sunday. They say there was certainly a lot of snow, but the big challenge was trying to figure out where to put it.
"The difference between there and the County is we got a place to push it. They don't. The cities, there's no place to push it. No snow blowers or anything," said First Sergeant Matthew Quint.
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The Daily Word in radiation fines, poop-free beards and Deflategate
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It's Wednesday, May 6,
And an "abstinence only" high school's student population is suffering from a chlamydia outbreak.
No, beards don't naturally have poop in them, (ahem, Constance).
Oh, hey, remember Deflategate? It's back.
One employee has been released from the hospital and another remains critical after an accident at Los Alamos National Labs.
New Mexico cattle have been mysteriously disappearing. Probably stolen by rustlers. I mean, aliens. Obviously, aliens.
A rapist on probation was thrown back into jail after it was discovered he owned a copy of the "Girl with the Dragon Tattoo" DVD.
And the Department of Energy has agreed to pay the state of New Mexico $73 million dollars in fines following a radiation leak at the WIPP underground waste facility.
Have a great day!
The Daily Word in taxes, divorce, and human head transplants
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Good morning! It's April 15, 2015
And it is Tax Day!
The Hugo Awards for science-fiction literature have become yet another cultural battleground as an organization called the "Sad Puppies" attempt to game the system away from rewarding "literary" works and those that portray "minority or victim groups,"
Getting a divorce can give you a heart attack, especially if you're a woman,
UNM's student government will be eliminating all gender specific pronouns from their constitution,
A pharmacist at a Georgia Walmart declined to fill a woman's miscarriage medication because she "couldn't think of a valid reason why you would need this prescription"
Arkansas police are installing spyware on lawyers' computers,
And a man with a degenerative disease is "excited" to be first in line for a head transplant.
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The Daily Word in DANCE PARTY
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I don't know about you guys, but I'm pretty bummed out after watching that video of the cop shooting the dude in the back.
That's why I'm taking extraordinary action and declaring that today's Daily Word will be a special
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Good morning, it's April 1, 2015
And Colorado is trying to steal our chile,
Mayor Berry announced the latest bike-friendly improvement for our city: painting bike lanes turquoise,
A kid's party at a Chuck E. Cheese turned into a brawl, which is totally understandable if you've ever been to a Chuck E. Cheese,
A former German policeman was convicted of murdering and eating another man, even though the man wanted him to, and also he was really hungry,
you can buy a special Voltron just for your cats,
Game of Thrones is coming back soon, so you'd better spend some time playing with the Game of Thrones Catch-Up-Machine,
And, of course, it's April Fool's Day, so uh, your shirt's on fire.
Now it's out.
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Good morning, it's Wednesday, March 25
and drug dealer Eugene Crane, aka "Blanco Diablo" aka "The Boogie Man," has been arrested for allegedly wrapping the body of one of his customers in plastic and then dumping her in an empty lot near Roller Skate City after the woman overdosed. Before dumping her, but after she died, he allegedly made time to join his family for dinner,
Geologists with the United States Air Force are set to begin construction on a well to extract poisonous chemicals from Albuquerque's water supply. The well will be located in a church parking lot, right next to the basketball court,
the Atlantic's Jeffrey Goldberg wonders if it's time for "the Jews to leave Europe,"
a Detroit eviction crew discovered the corpses of two children stashed in a deep freeze inside of a vacant apartment. The mother of the children has been taken into custody,
in some of the least depressing news to come out of Iraq, ISIS apparently blew up Saddam Hussein's tomb,
a baby eagle hatched live on eagle-cam,
and a restaurant in Africa has closed down after attracting negative attention for their "no blacks" policy.
The Daily Word in St. Patrick's Day
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Good morning, it's Tuesday, March 17,
which is St. Patrick's Day! So celebrate with a bottle of Killian's, a bowl of Lucky Charms, a shamrock shake, some green beer, and other things that piss off Irish people.
In fact, most of what you know about St. Paddy's Day is a lie. A LIE.
Brush up on the real St. Patrick here.
And if you seek authenticity, don't forget to eat your parsnips!
Maybe you can find some at local Albuquerque restaurants that are celebrating Restaurant Week?
Meanwhile, the New York St. Patrick's Day Parade is, for the first time, allowing an LGBT group to march. That's right, one LGBT group is allowed to march, and it happens to be made up of employees of NBC, the network that threatened to boycott coverage of the parade if they didn't.
Finally, dentists are excited about the holiday because so many people get into bar fights that result in the loss of teeth. So support your local dental clinic and mouth off to a drunken leprechaun tonight!
Best of Burque voting begins!
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Attention residents of Albuquerque!
For over two decades, the Weekly Alibi has asked YOU to help us honor the very best that our unique city has to offer. Well, it's that time again. From art galleries to vape shops; from best politician to best local band, this is your chance to let the world know what you love about Burque.
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The Daily Word in Breaking Bad pizza, iPhone hacking and court-mandated circumcision
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Good morning, it's Wednesday, March 11,
and the New Mexico senate has killed an anti-union bill,
Sandia Labs is trying to hack into your iPhone,
Breaking Bad fans keep throwing pizzas on some lady's NE Heights home,
video game designers still don't know how boobs work,
members of the University of Oklahoma's SAE fraternity are sorry for being so racist,
and a Florida woman is running from the law because she doesn't want her 4-year-old son circumcised.
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Good morning, it's Wednesday, March 4,
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42 U.S. Code § 6212 - Domestic use of energy supplies and related materials and equipment
(a) Export restrictions
The President may, by rule, under such terms and conditions as he determines to be appropriate and necessary to carry out the purposes of this chapter, restrict exports of—
(b) Exemptions
(1) The President shall exercise the authority provided for in subsection (a) of this section to promulgate a rule prohibiting the export of crude oil and natural gas produced in the United States, except that the President may, pursuant to paragraph (2), exempt from such prohibition such crude oil or natural gas exports which he determines to be consistent with the national interest and the purposes of this chapter.
(2) Exemptions from any rule prohibiting crude oil or natural gas exports shall be included in such rule or provided for in an amendment thereto and may be based on the purpose for export, class of seller or purchaser, country of destination, or any other reasonable classification or basis as the President determines to be appropriate and consistent with the national interest and the purposes of this chapter.
(c) Implementing restrictions
In order to implement any rule promulgated under subsection (a) of this section, the President may request and, if so, the Secretary of Commerce shall, pursuant to the procedures established by the Export Administration Act of 1979 [50 App. U.S.C. 2401 et seq.] (but without regard to the phrase "and to reduce the serious inflationary impact of foreign demand" in section 3(2)(C) of such Act [50 App. U.S.C. 2402 (2)(C)]), impose such restrictions as specified in any rule under subsection (a) of this section on exports of coal, petroleum products, natural gas, or petrochemical feedstocks, and such supplies of materials and equipment.
(d) Restrictions and national interest
Any finding by the President pursuant to subsection (a) or (b) of this section and any action taken by the Secretary of Commerce pursuant thereto shall take into account the national interest as related to the need to leave uninterrupted or unimpaired—
(1) exchanges in similar quantity for convenience or increased efficiency of transportation with persons or the government of a foreign state,
(2) temporary exports for convenience or increased efficiency of transportation across parts of an adjacent foreign state which exports reenter the United States, and
(e) Waiver of notice and comment period
(1) The provisions of subchapter II of chapter 5 of title 5 shall apply with respect to the promulgation of any rule pursuant to this section, except that the President may waive the requirement pertaining to the notice of proposed rulemaking or period for comment only if he finds that compliance with such requirements may seriously impair his ability to impose effective and timely prohibitions on exports.
(2) In the event such notice and comment period are waived with respect to a rule promulgated under this section, the President shall afford interested persons an opportunity to comment on any such rule at the earliest practicable date thereafter.
(3) If the President determines to request the Secretary of Commerce to impose specified restrictions as provided for in subsection (c) of this section, the enforcement and penalty provisions of the Export Administration Act of 1969 shall apply, in lieu of this chapter, to any violation of such restrictions.
Source(Pub. L. 94–163, title I, § 103,Dec. 22, 1975, 89 Stat. 877; Pub. L. 96–72, § 22(b)(1),Sept. 29, 1979, 93 Stat. 535.)
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This chapter, referred to in subsecs. (a), (b), and (e)(3), was in the original "this Act", meaning Pub. L. 94–163, Dec. 22, 1975, 89 Stat. 871, as amended, known as the Energy Policy and Conservation Act. For complete classification of this Act to the Code, see Short Title note set out under section 6201 of this title and Tables.
The Export Administration Act of 1979, referred to in subsec. (c), is Pub. L. 96–72, Sept. 29, 1979, 93 Stat. 503, as amended, which is classified principally to section 2401 et seq. of Title 50, Appendix, War and National Defense. For complete classification of this Act to the Code, see Short Title note set out under section 2401 of Title 50, Appendix, and Tables.
The Export Administration Act of 1969, referred to in subsec. (e)(3), is Pub. L. 91–184, Dec. 30, 1969, 83 Stat. 841, as amended, which was formerly classified to sections 2401 to 2413 of Title 50, Appendix, and was terminated on Sept. 30, 1979, pursuant to the terms of that Act.
Subsec. (f) of this section, which required the President to submit quarterly reports to Congress concerning the administration of this section and any findings made pursuant to subsec. (a) or (b) of this section, terminated, effective May 15, 2000, pursuant to section 3003 ofPub. L. 104–66, as amended, set out as a note under section 1113 of Title 31, Money and Finance. See, also, the 5th item on page 19 of House Document No. 103–7.
1979—Subsec. (c). Pub. L. 96–72substituted "1979" for "1969" and "(C)" for "(A)".
Effective Date of 1979 Amendment
Amendment by Pub. L. 96–72effective upon expiration of Export Administration Act of 1969, which terminated on Sept. 30, 1979, or upon any prior date which Congress by concurrent resolution or President by proclamation designated, see section 2418 of the Appendix to Title 50, War and National Defense.
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Tyler Townsend and Brandon Waring have both started off HOT. I haven't read much on them here. Waring is said to have tons of power and was once a top prospect in the Reds organization. Townsend like Waring has good pop. What I find most valuable is that these guys are corner infielders...... Which are positions we could upgrade. Hopefully Both of these young players figure into our future plans. Continued success could laqnd them in Norfolk. Any projections on when they could be MLB ready? ready to compete in 2013?
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Freida Pinto has all the qualities we look for in the perfect Style Spotlight subject. For starters, she's extremely talented (her first ever on-screen role in Slumgdog Millionaire earned her a Screen Actors Guild Award) and her breathtaking good looks go without saying (she's been the face of L'Oreal since 2009). But best of all, she has an incredibly smart and noteworthy approach to fashion (earlier this year she was honored at ELLE's Personal Style Awards)! Considering these facts and the that her latest film, Immortals, hits theaters everywhere next week, we thought it was the perfect time to showcase some of Pinto's most memorable red carpet and off-duty outfits!
While Pinto is fearless with her color choices-she made People's 10 Best Dressed list in 2009 because of to the way she wears bold hues-her ability to create buzz-worthy red carpet moments with high-impact dresses is also worthy noting. For example, the actress wowed onlookers at amfAR's Cinema Against AIDS Gala in France earlier this year when she turned up in a metallic Lanvin dress from the F/W 10 collection (bottom row, left). Thanks to the lustrous fabric, the frock is a total knockout, plus its short hemline and tiny pleats make it a fun and fashionable choice for the 27-year-old actress. Of course the show-stopping after-hours ensembles don't stop there! Back in September at the Toronto International Film Festival premiere of Trishna, our style subject selected a blush semi-sheer Valentino dress from the Resort 12 collection (top row, left). Besides the fact that her beaded frock is perfect in keeping with this season's textured dresses trend, we also completely approve of her accessories-specifically the metallic Roger Vivier clutch and studded Jimmy Choo sandals-which further elevate her fabulously glitzy ensemble.
In addition to dazzling us with a generous helping of high-glam evening looks, Pinto routinely impresses with her ability to upgrade minimal, white pieces with interesting accents and vivid prints. Speaking of the latter, we're crazy about the outfit she put together for the Salvatore Ferragamo Resort 12 presentation in New York early this summer (top row, right), which consisted of the Italian fashion house's Multi Colored Silk Print Blouse ($820, 800.628.8916) and White Cotton Skirt (price upon request, 800.628.8916). The halterneck top livens up the white skirt, while giving the sophisticated outfit just the right amount of summery spirit. Pinto caught our eye again in sleek white, only this time in the form of a streamlined frock, at ELLE's 18th Annual Women in Hollywood Tribute event held in Los Angeles last month (bottom row, right). We're crazy about her Calvin Klein Collection dress, especially the way she made it her own by adding Maryam Keyhani's BYLGIA Necklace ($415) and multi-colored Marni heels.
Pinto has us flipping for her off-the-clock outfits too, which often highlight her ability to construct a layered look with ease. Just take the en-route outfit she wore at the Toronto International Airport two months ago, for example (large image). Pinto started with a bright pink top and paired it with skinny jeans, a tailored blazer, and Roger Vivier cap-toe flats for a comfortably chic ensemble. For extra warmth, Pinto added a printed scarf and finished the look with some oversized shades, both of which are smart traveling accessories!
With these five key looks as a reference point, we were able to find a number of look-a-like products that will make recreating Pinto's stylish sensibilities a breeze! In terms of Pinto's fancier fare, we recommend picking up Mark + James by Badley Mischka's Photo Sequin Dress ($375), which is sure to be a hit at all your upcoming holiday soirees. Not sure how to style this eye-catching piece? Just take a page from Pinto's lookbook and team the shimmering frock with a metallic clutch, like Marc by Marc Jacobs' Snake-Embossed Clutch ($160), and Steve Madden's Studded Sandals ($150); the resulting outfit is sure to be a smash! If sequins aren't your thing, you can always go the metallic route a la Pinto and pick up Tibi's Metallic Draped Dress ($350) or Mina's Metallic Dress ($57.50).
If you find Pinto's use of streamlined white pieces appealing, we have a couple of options for you too. Starting with her minimal Calvin Klein Collection dress, we believe Diane von Furstenberg's Ivory Leigh Side Zip Dress ($279) is a pitch-perfect alternative, as well as Rachel Roy's Textured Novelty Sheath Dress ($398), which is a more cold weather friendly option. The great thing about these two dresses is that they act as a blank canvas, so there's an array of ways you can accessorize them. We're partial to Pinto's decision to add a statement necklace, and think Avent et Apres' Multi Strand Antique Silver Beaded Necklace ($288) and Elizabeth Cole's Ava Asymmetrical Accent Multi-Strand Necklace ($493) would both work perfectly! Those of you who prefer separates should pick up ADAM's white Cotton-Blend Pencil Skirt ($78) pronto and punch it up with a lively top, like Milly's Mikkel Printed Ruffled Top ($153) or Emilio Pucci's Printed Cotton Halterneck Top ($278), for a Pinto-approved nine-to-five ensemble.
Last, but certainly not least, it's time to grab a few items inspired by Pinto's travel ensemble! You'll definitely want to check out J. Crew's Schoolboy Blazer ($188), and pair it with James Jeans' Twiggy 5 Pocket Legging Jeans ($110) and Paul Mayer's Bravo Flats ($225) for your next winter getaway. Just don't forget to bundle up with a scarf, like Madewell's Long Stem Roses Scarf ($52), to give your on-the-go outfit that Pinto-worthy finish!-Jessica Baker
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A 41-year-old California man died on Thursday while swimming in waters off Kapa'a on the east side of Kauai, according to county officials.
The man was identified as Cristian Lung of Castro Valley, Calif.
Police Dispatch received a call at around 2:50 p.m. to report a swimmer who appeared to be in distress in waters fronting the vacant lot next to the Plantation Hale Hotel.
Bystanders were attempting to assist the man when firefighters arrived to the scene. Firefighters assisted in bringing the man's unresponsive body to shore and began performing CPR.
Medics then transported the man to Wilcox Hospital where he was pronounced dead.
This is Kauai's eleventh reported drowning since the start of 2013.
The National Weather Service has posted a high surf warning for all north and west facing shores until at least 6 a.m. Saturday. Large breaking waves, significant shore breaks and dangerous currents will make entering the water very hazardous. Officials warn that anyone entering the water could face significant injury or death.
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I'm using a dynamicaly generated form, depending on user input its asking for personal information from 1 up to 9 people. As a backend scripting language i'm using php.
Im using a JavaScript to validate the form, this script looks like this:
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When the form is sent Php overwrites the first occurence of lastname with a later one. I end up with only one lastname where i need more.
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WATERTOWN - The American Red Cross of Northern New York is looking for some real heroes to honor for their lifesaving efforts.
Chapter Executive Jane G. Gendron said while the Real Heroes Breakfast has been inactive in the north country for more than a decade, shes bringing it back to make sure everyday heroes are recognized.
The Red Cross is all about helping people and providing skills to people to help save a life, like with CPR and first aid, she said. Thats our mission, and we also support the armed forces. Why not honor someone able to use that skill and save a life?
The Northern New York chapter is accepting nominations for heroes from Jefferson, Lewis and St. Lawrence counties. Nomination categories include fire, law enforcement, medical, 911 dispatch, adult good samaritan, youth good samaritan, military, animal rescue, education, industrial safety, good neighbor and blood donor.
Recipients will be selected by the chapters board of directors during its Jan. 11 meeting. Awards will be presented during a 7:30 to 9 a.m. Feb. 6 breakfast at the Hilton Garden Inn, 1290 Arsenal St.
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18 U.S. Code § 926A - Interstate transportation of firearms
Notwithstanding any other provision of any law or any rule or regulation of a State or any political subdivision thereof, any person who is not otherwise prohibited by this chapter from transporting, shipping, or receiving a firearm shall be entitled to transport a firearm for any lawful purpose from any place where he may lawfully possess and carry such firearm to any other place where he may lawfully possess and carry such firearm if, during such transportation the firearm is unloaded, and neither the firearm nor any ammunition being transported is readily accessible or is directly accessible from the passenger compartment of such transporting vehicle: Provided, That in the case of a vehicle without a compartment separate from the driver's compartment the firearm or ammunition shall be contained in a locked container other than the glove compartment or console.
Source(Added Pub. L. 99–360, § 1(a),July 8, 1986, 100 Stat. 766.)
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The U.S. Postal Service lost $3.8 billion last fiscal year and expects to lose $7.8 billion this year. That hasn't prevented employees from indulging in fancy foods and booze on the USPS's dime. A recent audit by the USPS inspector general found $800,000 in unjustified and "imprudent" purchases, most of which occurred in just a five month span.
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A couple of weeks ago I discussed a New York Times report on soaring food stamp use. Yesterday, the New York Times reported that cash welfare use in New York under the federal Temporary Assistance for Needy Families program started to rise more recently. The Times calls this "something of a riddle" given that food stamp usage has been increasing throughout the recession.
New HUD Same as Old
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development Secretary Shaun Donovan recently gave a speech in New York in which he spoke of a "new direction in housing." If there's one constant with cabinet secretaries, it's that they all promise that their department will be new and improved. The following are a few of Donovan's lines that deserve comment.
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It's not uncommon to hear the claim made that the "stimulus" would have had a greater economic impact had the money been focused on infrastructure. But proponents of public "investment" in infrastructure seem to forget that the government allocates capital on the basis of politics rather than economics. Government is naturally inefficient because it is immune to the market signals that guide private actors who stand to lose their own money should an investment not pan out.
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That's the title of a column in the December issue of Governing authored by Donald Kettl, the dean of the School of Public Policy at the University of Maryland. According to Kettl, the federal government's new "stinginess" is being directed toward state and local governments. Stinginess? Didn't he hear about Obama's $800 billion state bail-out/stimulus bill?


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Gov. Andrew M. Cuomos proposal to increase the minimum wage from $7.25 to $8.75 an hour has yielded a mixed reception in the north country.
Employers say the wage increase will force them to pass on higher prices to consumers, while their employees say they need the higher pay to combat the high cost of living here.
If the governor and Legislature can agree, the wage will increase July 1.
Patrick J. Kelly, CEO of the St. Lawrence County Industrial Development Agency, said the wage hike is a balancing act.
Higher wages lead to better standards of living, but theres a balance between how much local businesses can afford, Mr. Kelly said. If the battle to raise the minimum wage were tied to lowering the cost of doing business in New York state, it would be ideal.
He said he couldnt comment on whether the proposed hike too high or not high enough.
The increase could also impact farms. St. Lawrence County Farm Bureau President Jon R. Greenwood said the wake hike will hit local farmers who hire young people.
One of the biggest things is, even though the majority of farms are paying above the minimum wage, it raises the base, Mr. Greenwood said. It pushes everything up. For those farms that use kids and are trying to give them an entry level experience, it will probably restrict the amount of hiring thats done.
As wages go up the costs have to go somewhere, Mr. Greenwood said.
If our costs go up high enough, well go out of business, because farmers wont be able to pay the higher wages.
The Jreck Subs franchise, which has locations across the north country, now pays entry-level employees minimum wage. To make up for the increased cost of labor if the wage plan is approved, the prices of subs would likely be notched up on menus, said Watertown franchisee Peter J. Whitmore.
Not only does it raise the minimum wage, but employees that have a higher minimum wage right now would need to be paid more, too. It would be absolutely devastating to us, and I think it absolutely has to be passed on to the customer, he said.
Mr. Whitmore said he fears if the prices for meals rise too high, people will go somewhere else to eat.
Labor is our biggest cost of business, second to food, he said. Increasing the labor cost is a big problem. Theres no room left for us to cut in other areas.
Mona Golub, spokeswoman for Price Chopper grocery stores, agreed with Mr. Whitmore.
When you elevate the pay raise for the least experienced, that causes adjustments at other levels, Ms. Golub said. In our business, about a quarter of our work force is under the age of 21.
But Ms. Golub said the wage hike is just the cost of doing business in New York state, and Price Chopper will not be going anywhere.
Hostesses, dish washers and kitchen workers are paid minimum wage at Bob Evans Restaurant, 21050 Arsenal St., Watertown, which has 45 employees. General manager Clarence G. Blanchard said many employees at the restaurant are paid in the $8 range. If the minimum wage is bumped to $8.75, he said, the restaurant will attempt to hire workers who have more experience and skills.
Wage increases are needed when the cost of living goes up, he said. But if youre going to be hiring at that wage, youre going to have to find workers with the sharpest skills. And if workers skills arent sharp, theyre going to have to improve.
At Bob Evans, the proposed wage increase is music to the ears of 18-year-old Mary C. Cramer, who earns $7.25 per hour as a hostess and $5 per hour, plus tips, as a waitress.
If the wage plan is approved, Ill probably be more inclined to pick up more hours as a hostess because of the higher wage, said Ms. Cramer, a Jefferson Community College student. Thats a pretty substantial increase.
Most manufacturers and retailers in Jefferson County now pay workers above $8.75 an hour, but fast-food restaurants and some small businesses are below that threshold, said Cheryl A. Mayforth, director of the WorkPlace employment agency. The higher wage is especially needed in the greater Watertown area, she said, because of the high cost of living.
This could hurt some employers on the work side, but this is an area in which its hard to live and pay rent, she said. Employees here will be paid more of a living wage, and that money will be funneled back into the local economy.
Mr. Greenwood disagreed. He said, The market works. Thats why most people are paying above minimum wage anyway. If you need to attract labor and keep it, the market works. The higher the wages go the more youre going to discourage job creation.
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The state attorney general announced Tuesday that 23 people, including at least three Watertown residents, have been indicted on charges alleging they took part in a cocaine-trafficking ring that brought the drug to Central and Northern New York.
Attorney General Eric T. Schneiderman said the 69-count indictment, unsealed in Onondaga County Court, Syracuse, contains charges of first-, second- and third-degree criminal sale of a controlled substance, as well as criminal possession of a controlled substance in the same degrees and second-degree conspiracy. Fifteen of the 23 people named in the indictment had been taken into custody as of Tuesday afternoon, a spokeswoman for Mr. Schneiderman said.
According to his office, at least three people charged in the indictment Karnoddrick Anderson, Christopher Wilson and Colby Worlds are Watertown residents. Further identifying information, including ages and addresses, was not available.
Mr. Schneiderman said in a prepared statement that the network transported cocaine from Puerto Rico, Arizona and the New York City area for distribution in Watertown and Syracuse. It also is alleged that the defendants transported heroin from New York City to Syracuse. In all, the attorney generals office seized more than 6 kilograms of cocaine and about 6 ounces of heroin.
Multiagency investigations like this one help to bring down dangerous drug rings, get violent criminals off the street and protect our neighborhoods from the drug epidemic, Mr. Schneiderman said.
According to the indictment, Mr. Wilson is alleged to have possessed cocaine with the intent to sell the drug in Watertown in March 2012 and conspired with Mr. Anderson to possess the drug. It also is alleged that Mr. Wilson sold the drug to an unidentified female in Watertown. The indictment alleges several drug sales on the part of Mr. Worlds in Syracuse.
The indictment also contains allegations that two men identified as Kellon Noel and Kamar Davidson, both of New York City, supplied cocaine to Mr. Wilson, with Mr. Wilson then allegedly supplying the drug to Mr. Anderson. It further is alleged that Mr. Noel and Mr. Davidson possessed more than 8 ounces of cocaine in Sandy Creek in March 2012.
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The 2014 deadline is approaching for states to establish healthcare exchanges as mandated by ObamaCare.
Last year, The New American chronicled not only the crescendo of popular opposition to the president's healthcare act, but also the statements of several Republican governors refusing to implement the government-run medical care plan in their states.
State government action to stop ObamaCare at the border is a sound application of the constitutional principle of nullification.
Simply put, nullification is the recognition of the right of states to consider null, void, and of no legal effect any act of the federal government that exceeds the "few and defined" powers granted to it by the states in the Constitution.
Despite the recent opinion of the Supreme Court upholding the constitutionality of ObamaCare, there is little debate as to whether the Constitution provides power to the federal government to require individuals to purchase qualifying healthcare plans or to force states to establish healthcare exchanges.
While many constitutionalists and Republicans took heart at the courage in the defiance of the various state executives, a few of those same governors are now embracing ObamaCare and abandoning their former firm resolve to stand up for the rights of their citizens and the sovereignty of their states.
Governor John Kasich of Ohio is Patient 0 when it comes to the fever of capitulation that is spreading through many Republican-held state houses.
A report published earlier this week in Politico recounts Kasich's contraction of the disease:
John Kasich, the fiercely conservative governor of Ohio, announced Monday that he's going to expand Medicaid dramatically using federal money — a 180-degree turn from what conservative groups swore their allies in governors' mansions would do when the Supreme Court gave them an out last year.
Kasich's decision to "cave" on the ObamaCare exchange issue and heed the mandate, despite having previously promised to protect Ohio from its economic ravages, is angering some conservatives in the Buckeye State.
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Artist's BiographySteve Raybine is a virtuoso vibraphonist; percussionist; composer/arranger; instructor and clinician. Raybine is a member of the Independent Artist Registry, a Broadcast Music Incorporated (BMI) composer, an artist and clinician with Ludwig/Musser, endorses Mike Balter Mallets, and is the owner of SAR Music, LLC. Steve Raybine and his band perform his original contemporary jazz music which incorporates urban funk, rhythm and blues, pop and Latin music elements. His melodically-appealing music has been featured on over 80 national and international radio stations. In addition, his music has been showcased on the nation's #1 smooth jazz online radio station, www.smoothjazz.com, and XM satellite radio. His first CD release was entitled Steve Raybine: Balance Act. His current CD, Bad Kat Karma, was released in late June, 2005, on BAD KAT Records, LLC. Steve and his band debuted at the 2003 Genuine Jazz Festival in Breckenridge, Colorado. His band has played numerous jazz festivals and venues throughout the Midwest. In early 2009, Raybine will release his third CD, Follow My Lead.
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The federally-funded $7.5 million overhaul of the entire length of Paterson Street will begin in spring 2014.
Michael R. Flick, assistant to the regional director/public information officer for the state Department of Transportation, anticipates things will get going on the project pre-construction in December.
The proposed project is expected to be bid in December, pending finalization of right-of-way/real property acquisitions, he said.
The city has $35,000 to negotiate right-of-way acquisition fees of no less than $250 per property owner based on assessment.
An estimated 15 property owners are negotiating with the city through a consultant.
The two-year project covers 1.1-miles of Paterson Street from the port of Ogdensburg south to its 1100 block near Route 37.
The scope of the work to be done includes:
—Restoring the street surface for heavy truck traffic to and from the port, and widening the existing 30-foot roadway to include two 12-foot wide travel lanes and two seven-foot-wide parking lanes.
—Separation of the streets storm sewer system from the existing combined storm/sanitary system.
—A changing lane at Paterson and Ford streets.
—New sidewalks and curbing.
—Utility poles removal and replacement.
—Trees on both sides of the street will be removed and replaced with smaller trees. Sidewalks will still be five feet wide, but the green strip between the curb and the sidewalk will be reduced from about to six to eight feet, to four feet.
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Art for the Masses, an exhibit of prints by Associated American Artists, will be on view at USU-CEU Gallery East from Sept. 7 through 30. The exhibition features 24 prints by AAA artists created between 1934 and 1958.
The Associated American Artists was founded in 1934 by Reeves Lewenthal as a gallery and art enterprise. Lewenthal opened a gallery in New York City to market and sell art to the middle classes in the form of prints and later as home furnishings. When he opened his gallery, he met with notable America artists such as Thomas Hart Benton, John Steuart Curry, and Grant Wood to produce editions of lithographs which he would sell to middle-class buyers at $5 a piece and $2 per frame; the artists would receive $200 for their editions. The idea was to combine quality and affordability for profit.
Lewenthal saw the populist appeal of these prints and marketed them as educational resources, as a patriotic choice, and as "art for the people" rather than "art for the wealthy."
This collection of 24 prints is on loan for exhibition from Utah State University's Special Collections & Archives. Noel Carmack, Gallery East director, says he feels fortunate to have art of such caliber at Gallery East: An opening reception will be held on September 10, from 7-9 PM. The gallery is free and open to the public during the academic year.
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Keldoclock wrote:Probably not, Abe still thought that blacks were inferior to whites, he just was all like "yeah it's kinda embarrassing that it's like 1840 and we are still using slaves."
I had a dream that I used my time machine to bring Abe Lincoln to see Obama's inaugural speech. (This is this weird running gag in my dreams, where I bring people forward to witness events like this.) I was all prepared for lulz but he just turned around all and told me to quit trolling. I was all and took him back to Ford Theatre.


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Check these two pairs out. They rock. They are official San Francisco steep hill butt-kicking shoe apparel. You wanted more shoes? How about these two sassy, stylish and caffeinated. Could I ask for anything better? And a Schwinn coffee chain guard?! Oh just wonderful.
Wednesday, May 27, 2009
Happy Humpday: These boots are made for riding
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Labels: chicas y bikes, eye candy, from the bike lane, qué cute, ride on
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Oh my! Those boots rock in harmony with the bikes! Sexy! Thanks for bringing the pictures to us bella! Miff ;-xReplyDelete
Your photos are so sassy ....i just love themReplyDelete
nothing like riding your steal steed with some stylie boots.ReplyDelete
Love the chain protector that has "coffee" written on it!ReplyDelete
How do we not have coffee bikes, Meli? How could this be possible?ReplyDelete
oh great. very stylish boots.ReplyDelete
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Boohoo him can has memorage ov kiddiness making scary :( Awlso is luks bakcwards awl lonli smelli rooms wiv nasti kurtins an ole buks, an twisti trees wiv biggage. Dis wot skie-daddys mek 4 me - me dazy an unpointy an broked. But can has strangly contents, wiv desprit clingage ov remembring cos brane nearly mite go 2 uvva.
Pop out not knowhere, but is yucki ole karsle has darky corry doors an has roofs wiv cobbage webs. Awl crumbly an drippi an stinky lyk lotsa deds. Awl darky an no shiny in skie cos trees 2 big. Speshly 1 towa wot even bigga but broked so not clime it.
Me long lives hear, but no can has clox. Bingings luks after but me no can has memorage xsept 4 icky-snarlys. Dem must has be WTFBBQ moldyold cos has memorage ov rinkli. Not scary ov skellybones downstares, finkin is normal lyk in buks. Can has lurn stufs from buks. Duzznt has teachas an duzznt hears torkin, duzznt duz torkin. Fort i iz yung coz no mutch memorage.
Owtside cros stinky mote an unda trees, can has dreamys from buks an finks ov hapi crouds uvva side ov trees. Me try 4 scape, but mek 2 much scarys.
Awl dark time dreamys an waitage, den feddup so clime big towa.
Garstly an teribl wiv bats an duzzn hav stares, mek long nasty clime den get ruf. Awl darky, push slymy trapdor wiv hed. Rum can has coffinz, fynd dor an go out an be hapi coz ov Mun shiny in skie.
But bigbig scary coz not hiup - iz big shok coz not noing karsle woz undagrownd!
Gon long walkys til cum 2 bigbig howse, sorta rememba but not reely. Luk in shiny windos, lotsa hapi peepulz! Yay parti!
Me go in but peepulz awl screemy an run away. WTFBBQbaconflavr? Y iz dem scary ov me? Den me seez mirra - i iz groosum! Do moanys. Teh end.