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Aptly named, Samsung's event at the Consumer Electronics Show is "Pushing Boundaries." Based on the successes of Samsung the past few years across the electronics industry, their breakout performance on the Android platform in the smartphone market is really no surprise as they really do continue to push the envelope of development. Enhance your mobility and turn your device into a power tool! Discover select accessories, such as stylus & pens, SD Micro memory cards, batteries, speakers and glider gloves all specifically designed to make your devices functionally efficient and performance rich.
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What will set this smartphone apart is the Super AMOLED HD display and Samsung's latest stylus technology, the "S Pen". What is neat about this stylus is that it actually reads pressure. The harder you press on it, the thicker the line will appear. This particular technology has this writer very curious to see what other applications and accessories will dovetail customer needs in the coming months. No doubt this stylus and screen technology will be brought to the Samsung tablet and the Smart TV.
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Sophomore (2010-11): In cross country she provided depth for the Big Green ... Sullivan finished in the top five for Dartmouth twice, including a fourth-place finish at the Keene Invitational ... in track and field, she a season best time of 4:47.20 in the 1,500 meters.
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I had reserved parking spots in the empty lot next to the Rio Theater, but upon arriving in Helper with two fully loaded buses I found that the barricades for my spot had been removed and people had parked there.
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The Nyanza Chemical Waste Dump site is a 35-acre parcel of land located adjacent to an active industrial complex. From 1917 to 1978, the site was used to produce textile dyes, intermediates, and other products. Nyanza Inc. operated on this site from 1965 until 1978, when it ceased operations. Large volumes of industrial wastewater containing high levels of acids and numerous organic and inorganic chemicals, including mercury, were generated by these companies. Some of the wastes were partially treated and discharged into the Sudbury River through a small stream, referred to as Chemical Brook. Over 45,000 tons of chemical sludges generated by Nyanza's wastewater treatment processes, along with spent solvents and other chemical wastes, were buried on site. The area that contained the largest amount of buried waste and exposed sludge is referred to as the Hill section. The current owner leases the old plant grounds to various businesses. Approximately 10,000 people live within 3 miles of the site.
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The groundwater, soil, sediments, and surface water are contaminated with heavy metals and chlorinated organics. The groundwater and soil are also contaminated with spent solvents and chemical wastes. Vapors originating from spent solvents in shallow groundwater have also been detected inside some area buildings. Health threats include direct contact with or accidental ingestion of contaminated groundwater or soil, and inhalation of vapors inside some area buildings. Sudbury River fish are contaminated with mercury.
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This site is being addressed in five stages: initial actions and four long-term remedial phases (operable units or OUs) focusing on source control and cleanup of the soil,
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Initial Action
This site is being addressed in five stages: initial actions and four long-term remedial phases/operable units focusing on source control and cleanup of the soil, off-site groundwater, wetlands and drainageways, and the Sudbury River.
Initial Actions
In 1987 and 1988, EPA excavated an underground storage vault containing 12,025 tons of material; 300 tons of contaminated soils were incinerated, and an additional 356 tons of soils were excavated and disposed of at an approved off-site facility.
Source Control and Soil
OPERABLE UNIT 1: EPA's source control remedy included excavating all outlying sludge deposits and contaminated soils and sediments associated with these deposits, consolidating this material with the on-site Hill sludge deposits, capping the Hill section to prevent water from entering it and spreading contaminants, constructing a groundwater and surface water diversion system on the upgradient side of the Hill area, backfilling the excavated areas to original grade, establishing a vegetative cover in the wetland areas, and constructing a more extensive groundwater monitoring system to allow for future evaluation of the cap. Approximately 60 percent of the 13-acre cap in an area of existing lagoons, sludge pits, and buried building debris was covered with earth from on-site excavations in clean areas. The remaining portion of the area that was capped was excavated to bedrock to create a cell for the disposal of contaminated soils and solidified sludges from the on- and off-site cleanup areas. The site was fenced. More than 65,000 cubic yards of contaminated soil were excavated and placed in the landfill in 1990. Final construction of the site cap was completed in 1991. All cleanup actions were completed in late 1992. The Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection is currently responsible for conducting operation and maintenance activities.
Off-site Groundwater
OPERABLE UNIT 2: EPA selected an interim remedy to clean up the off-site groundwater contamination in 1991. The selected remedy was to pump and treat the contaminated groundwater from the most contaminated portions of the plume for five years. However, due to the discovery of additional contamination, this remedy was re-evaluated to determine whether it is still likely to be effective. After additional data collection and risk assessment activities, with added emphasis on potential indoor air contamination, EPA outlined modifications to the remedy in an "Explanation of Significant Differences" in 2006. The revised interim remedy includes the extraction of dense non-aqueous phase liquid (DNAPL) from the groundwater plume as well as the installation of vapor mitigation systems in a number of homes overlying the contaminated groundwater plume.
Forty indoor air vapor mitigation systems were installed in 2007. These systems are inspected annually by the MassDEP. EPA also conducted a series of subsurface investigations to locate pockets of recoverable DNAPL. Based on these studies, two wellhead treatment systems were constructed and began withdrawing groundwater in September 2013. In addition, EPA began a semi-annual evaluation of groundwater conditions; these evaluations will continue through 2015. EPA, along with other stakholders (MassDEP, Town of Ashland) will evaluate the new data as it relates to selecting a final groundwater remedy for the site,
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OPERABLE UNIT 3: Preliminary sampling showed that sediment and surface water of adjacent Eastern wetlands and drainageways between the site and the Sudbury River were contaminated with heavy metals. In 1993, EPA selected the remedy to excavate the contaminated sediment and place these materials with in on-site landfill. The design of the remedy was completed in 1998 and cleanup activities began in March 1999. Over 45,000 cubic yards of mercury-contaminated sediments were excavated from four areas (Eastern Wetland, Trolley Brook, Outfall Creek, and Lower Raceway) and disposed of in the on-site landfill. EPA completed all remedial and restoration activities by August 2001. The Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection is currently responsible for conducting operation and maintenance activities.
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OPERABLE UNIT 4: Initial investigations showed that sediments and fish are contaminated elevated concentration of mercury attributable to the Nyanza site. EPA gathered U.S. Government and university scientists to conduct additional studies focused on mercury due largely to its potential for bioaccumulating in fish and mammals. The scientists' findings were placed in local repositories in late 1997 and published in May 2000. From the fall of 2003 through the summer of 2004, EPA conducted extensive sampling along the entire 26 miles of river in support of both revised Risk Assessments. Media sampled include fish, sediment, surface water, crayfish, and mink as well as tree swallows, songbirds, kingfisher and ducks. EPA has completed its review of this data and prepared the final Supplemental Human Health Assessment (2006) and Ecological Risk Assessments (2008) both of which are available via links below. Additional sampling (2008) has taken place to develop and calibrate a Mercury Fate and Transport computer model which was used to evaluate the effectiveness of various remedial alternatives. This evaluation is described in the Draft Feasibility Study (June 2010). In September 2010, EPA memorialized its cleanup decision by signing the Nyanza OU4 (Sudbury River) Record of Decision (see link and description below). The selected remedy relies on monitoring, institutional control such as continued posting of warning signs, and the addition of a thin-layer sand cap over the most-highly contaminated sediments. In 2011, EPA and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers completed supplemental investigations to aid in the preparation of the Remedial Design. The Remedial Design was completed in May 2013. During the interim period during which EPA was awaiting project funding, EPA Region 1 collected fish (in 2014) from that portion of the Sudbury River to be capped. Based on a larger decrease in fish tissue concentration than was predicted, in 2015, EPA suspended the sand capping so as to conduct more fish tissue monitoring in other portions of the Sudbury River. This effort is on going.
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The excavation of contaminated soil and capping of the Hill area of the site have reduced the potential of exposure to hazardous substances by controlling contaminant migration and isolating wastes. Wetland excavations and restoration have eliminated the on-going mercury contamination source to the Sudbury River. In 2007, the EPA re-posted the river with signs warning against the consumption of contaminated fish. Annual inspection of warning signs has occurred in both 2011, 2012, 2013 and 2014. These actions have made the Nyanza Chemical Waste Dump site safer while remaining cleanup actions are being evaluated.
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In early 2006, the Massachusetts Department of Public Health announced the findings of their multi-year study regarding the link between unusually high cases of rare cancers and past site exposures. See
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In August 2006, EPA released a draft Explanation of Significant Differences (ESD) regarding the groundwater cleanup (Operable Unit 2) at the site to address the installation of vapor mitigation systems in 40 to 50 structures (mostly homes) located in the northeast portion of the plume and the extraction of DNAPL with off-site treatment and disposal of the extracted DNAPL with possible enhancements. These actions are outlined in greater detail in the ESD, which can be viewed via the link under "Decision Documents" below. Construction of the vapor mitigation systems was completed in 2008 while work on the DNAPL extraction system is ongoing. The long-term maintenance of the Vapor Intrusion systems is performed annually by the MassDEP. EPA continues to conduct exploration adjacent to former source areas to determine the feasibility of removing severely-contaminated groundwater.
Regarding OU4 (Sudbury River), risk assessments were completed in 2006 (Human Health) and 2008 (Ecological). The human health assessment concluded that a risk of adverse health effects exist to a "Recreational fisherman" (i.e., a person whom might consume their catch at a certain frequency). There is human health risk from either contact with or ingestion of surface water or sediment. In regard to the completed ecological risk assessment, 229 measurement endpoints (species from various river reaches) were assessed. While some model-predicted results indicated the possibility of risk, the results of site-specific sampling (birds, mammals, fish) concluded that there are no "population level" ecological risks. The public comment draft of the Feasibility Study was released in June 2010 along with EPA's "Proposed Plan" for cleanup of the Sudbury River (Operable Unit 4). In September 2010, after consideration of public comments, EPA selected a comprehensive remedy for the Sudbury River.
The major components of the remedy are as follows:
• Enhanced Natural Recovery (ENR) consisting of the addition of a 6-inch layer of sand in a portion of Reach 3 with the highest levels of mercury contamination in sediment. This area includes approximately 84 acres in Framingham Reservoir 2, north of the Fountain Street Bridge and extending to the Reservoir No. 2 dam. The addition of a sand layer effectively accelerates natural recovery processes by which contaminated sediment are normally buried and diluted.
• Monitored Natural Recovery (MNR) in other reaches of the river. Throughout much of the river, fish are expected to become safe for regular consumption within a reasonable timeframe through natural recovery and without any active remediation. EPA would continue to take samples to monitor this progress.
• Limited Action for Reach 8 (Great Meadows National Wildlife Refuge). This includes monitoring of contamination levels in fish, to determine the impact of the selected remedy and of ongoing atmospheric deposition on fish tissue. However, fish tissue contamination levels in Reach 8 are not expected to decline to levels that would permit consumption in quantities assumed for a recreational angler.
• Institutional Controls throughout the river consisting of community outreach as well as posting and maintenance of signs advising against the consumption of fish where they are unsafe for regular consumption.
• No Action for Reaches 5 and 7 since there are no unacceptable risks to either a child or an adult recreational angler in these reaches.
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(Draft Remedial Action Work Plan). The Final Design was completed in May 2013. In the ensuing months, during which time EPA was awaiting remedy funding, EPA Region 1 collected additional fish form Framingham Reservoir No. 2 (a.k.a., Sudbury River Reach 3) for mercury analysis. The result of these fish indicated an approximate 22% reduction of mercury in fish tissue. The reduction was not predicted by a previously used computer model and, as a result, EPA has suspended the placement of the sand cap pending additional fish tissue monitoring which is underway (i.e., Summer 2015).
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Facing east, this photo shows the remediated and restored 5.5 acre Eastern Wetland.
Nyanza OU4 - Sudbury River Target areas.
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EPA Plans Modification to Groundwater Cleanup, August 2006 (504KB)
Fact Sheet for the Sudbury River Study, OU4, October 1, 2007 (10.95 MB)
Fact Sheet for the Sudbury River Study (Spanish Version), OU4, October 1, 2007 (7.69 MB)
Remedial Proposed Plan OU4, June 1, 2010 (1.81 MB)
Proposed Plan Public Informational Meeting Presentation, June 1, 2010 (3.69 MB)
Public Meeting Presentation on WASP Computer Model, June 24, 2010 (2.08 MB)
Fact Sheet: Fieldwork Planned around Framingham Reservoir No. 2, April 1, 2011 (485 KB)
Fact Sheet: Fieldwork Planned around Framingham Reservoir No. 2 (Spanish Version), April 1, 2011 (497 KB)
Fact Sheet: Fieldwork Planned around Framingham Reservoir No. 2 (Portuguese Version), April 1, 2011 (500 KB)
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ), OU 4, February 2013 (62 KB)
Presentation for the Draft Remedial Action Work Plan, September 2012 (2.29 MB)
Presentation for Stakeholders Meeting with Framingham Board of Selectmen, May 2013 (2.50 MB)
Presentation of Ecological Considerations Associated with Thin-Layer Capping, September 2, 2013 (4.59 MB)
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Final NPL Listing
Administrative Records:
Administrative Record Index, OU 01 Record of Decision (ROD), September 4, 1985 (1,063 KB)
Administrative Record Index, OU 02 Record of Decision (ROD), September 23, 1991 (803 KB)
Administrative Record Index, OU 03 Record of Decision (ROD), March 30, 1993 (889 KB)
Administrative Record Index, OU 02 Explanation of Significant Differences (ESD), December 7, 2006 (585 KB)
Administrative Record Index, OU 04 Record of Decision (ROD), October 1, 2010 (1.64 MB)
Reports and Studies:
Final Report for Human Health Indoor Air Risk Assessment, October 25, 2005 (1.99 MB)
Final Human Health Risk Assessment, Operable Unit 4, May 1, 2006 (5.69 MB)
Final Dense Non-Aqueous Phase Liquid (DNAPL) Alternative Memorandum, June 16, 2006 (165 MB)
Nyanza Groundwater Contamination and Indoor Air: How Vapor Mitigation Systems Will Help Affected Homes, August 2006 (119KB)
Final Supplemental Baseline Ecological Risk Assessment, Sudbury River, Ashland, Massachusetts, December 1, 2008 (Opening file is 21.0 MB with links to external pdf file)
Metrowest Growth Management Committee Comments on the Human Health Risk Assessment, December 5, 2008 (3.62 MB)
EPA Response to Comments from Metrowest Growth Management Committee on the Human Health Risk Assessment, January 21, 2009 (1.16 MB)
Metrowest Growth Management Committee Comments on the Supplemental Baseline Ecological Risk Assessment, September 30, 2009 (1.20 MB)
EPA Responses to Comments from Metrowest Growth Management Committee on the Supplemental Baseline Ecological Risk Assessment, October 27, 2009, (2.91 MB)
Public Comment Draft Feasibility Study (FS) Operable Unit 4, June 1, 2010 (20.7 MB)
Remedial Action Work Plan (RAWP) - Reach 3 Operable Unit 4, April 3, 2013 (64.6 MB)
2013 Groundwater Monitoring Data Summary - Operable Unit 2, May 2013 (15.7 MB)
Decision Documents:
View Records of Decision (RODS) on-line (EPA HQ)
Record of Decision (ROD), OU 02, September 23, 1991 (7.32 MB)
Draft Explanation of Significant Differences (ESD) for public comment, August 2006 (2.18MB)
Explanation of Significant Differences (ESD), OU 02, September 29, 2006 (2.43 MB)
Record of Decision (ROD), OU 04, September 30, 2010 (8.32 MB)
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Massachusetts Department of Public Health's Ashland Nyanza Health Study Final Report, April 2006.
Five Year Review Report, November 10, 1993 (2.04 MB)
Second Five Year Review Report, August 17, 1999 (1.86 MB)
Third Five Year Review Report, April 12, 2004 (2.11 MB)
Addendum to Third Five Year Review Report, September 01, 2006 (106 KB)
Fourth Five Year Review, May 13, 2009 (7.06 MB)
Addendum to the Fourth Five Year Review Report, September 29, 2011 (4.42 MB)
Fifth Five Year Review Report, May 13, 2014 (7.17 MB)
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You could buy a still-life in Helper last weekend, but you couldn't live one.
Not with crowds milling about on Main Street Friday through Sunday, shopping their way through the vendor tents looking for arts and crafts to buy.
Certainly not with bands playing in a near-continuous concert in the Main Street park and other musicians in the street.
This was the Helper Arts and Music Festival, which once again drew thousands of visitors to the small town.
This year's festival was headed by co-directors Stacey Armstrong and Kathleen Royster, with the full backing of the city and the county's arts community.
Artists and crafters from around the region set up shop under Main Street canopies, while other talented folk took part in the plein air (open air) painting competition, the sculpture slap, or hung their works in the Helper Salon for judging.
Performing artists were not to be outdone. In something of a tour-de-force stage performance, the same four actors put on a comedic adaptation of Alfred Hitchcock's "The 39 Steps" at the Rio Theatre in the evenings, while they did a reading of Bianca Dumas' new drama, "Incompatible with Life," on Friday and Saturday afternoon.
Dumas, a Carbon County native, again this year won first prize in the judging for best drama.
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The University of Massachusetts has announced it will join the Mid-America Conference to play football only beginning in 2012.The Minutemen, currently a member of the Colonial Athletic Association in the Football Championship Sub-Division, will officially make the announcements at 3:30 pm on Wednesday afternoon at Gillette Stadium in Foxboro, Mass. While UMass will begin MAC football play in 2012, it will not be eligible for a MAC title or bowl opportunities until 2013. UMass was 6-5 last season. As part of the NCAA requirements for moving up a level, UMass will have to increase its scholarship limit from 63 to 85 and average a minimum of 15,000 fans the first two seasons, or go under review by the NCAA.
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Here is the truth in one cold, hard fact – you have to offer a food to a child 10-15 times before they actually "acquire" a taste for it (source: UCSF Children's Hospital).
As parents, all we can do sometimes is continue to cook healthy meals and place them in front of our children (and picky husbands) with fingers crossed, then hope for the best. Some, eventually they'll develop a taste for, while others they may just never like. Such is life!
So while there are tons of fun tricks to make meals not only more enjoyable for your children, but also for you, in the end my advice is don't give up! Most children go though a picky eater phase, but they out grow it (hopefully!)
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|Vikings Name Two New Coaches
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|Friday, 10 August 2012 12:04
Avery High is adding to its list of new head coaches for the upcoming school year. Last week, Scott Polsgrove was named the new men's basketball coach, this week, the Vikings have named Bruce Daniels the new men's soccer
coach and Serena Smith the new women's tennis coach. Daniels and Smith were well groomed for their new positions. They both worked together with head soccer coach Tom Evaul as members of his staff the past several years. Smith, who has assisted the girls soccer program for many years, was a marvelous tennis player. She was a state runner-up in tennis before she embarked on a successful collegiate career. Daniels played in the Viking system under Evaul and worked as his assistant.
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Shaun Livingston: Status Update, Redux
Posted by Kevin Arnovitz on Tue, 02/27/07, 04:51pm:
Category: General
Posted by: Kevin Arnovitz
From Clippers.com:
Eight months would October 28. Opening night this season was November 1.
Under the supervision of team physician Dr. Tony Daly, Clippers guard Shaun Livingston underwent a Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) exam on Tuesday morning at Centinela Freeman Regional Medical Center in Inglewood.
The MRI revealed that Livingston suffered tears to the anterior cruciate ligament (ACL), posterior cruciate ligament (PCL), medial collateral ligament (MCL) and lateral meniscus. Livingston also suffered a patella dislocation, in addition to the previously diagnosed tibia/femoral dislocation.
Livingston suffered the injury at the 8:10 mark in the first quarter of the Clippers win over the Charlotte Bobcats on Monday, Feb. 26 at STAPLES Center.
Livingston was transported to Centinela Medical Center immediately following the injury, where he had an MRA (Magnetic resonance arteriogram) that showed no arterial bleeding.The prognosis on Livingston's return to basketball activity is eight to twelve months.
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Trick or Treat… or Toothbrush?
A little bit of Halloween candy can go a long way towards satisfying kids' cravings for sweet treats. But a lot paves the way for tooth decay. That's why dentists participating in the 8th annual Halloween Candy Buy Back Program are asking kids to drop in on November 1 and donate what can quickly become too much of a good thing to a great cause.
Through the program, children who bring unopened candy to local dental offices the day after Halloween will receive prizes like the popular FireFly® toothbrush, featuring a light-up timer that promotes thorough brushing and good oral care habits for life. The candy is then sent through Operation Gratitude as part of holiday care packages to troops serving overseas. It's a win-win situation that rewards kids with healthier smiles and lets them show appreciation to America's service men and women.
"Kids can still enjoy the fun of trick-or-treating, without overconsumption of sweet treats," says Dr. Chris Kammer, the Wisconsin dentist who founded the Halloween Candy Buy Back Program. "They love the colorful, glowing FireFly toothbrushes they get in return for the candy they donate, and they are thrilled to help send a little piece of home to our soldiers far away."
To find participating dentists in your area, please visit www.halloweencandybuyback.com. Dentists who would like to purchase FireFly at the discounted Halloween rate, please visit http://www.drfreshdental.com/candybuyback. To learn more about Operation Gratitude, please visit www.operationgratitude.com


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[7:05:53 PM] Legolover-361: Wait.
[7:05:59 PM] Legolover-361: I don't think I've ever been slapped by you before, Zar.
[7:06:02 PM] Legolover-361: Stabbed, yes.
[7:06:04 PM] Legolover-361: Mauled, yes.
[7:06:09 PM] Legolover-361: Killed thrice over, yes.
[7:06:27 PM] Legolover-361: Impaled with arrows till I look like a porcupine, yes.
[7:06:28 PM] Legolover-361: But slapped? Never.
[1:01 PM] Tyler Durden: The Zarayna Syndrome is affecting everyone in Ambage today, it seems.
[1:06:45 PM] Velox: Wait what. Whether someone is made by God or not depends on -Nick-?
[1:07:00 PM] Kal Grochi: Yup.
[1:07:07 PM] Kal Grochi: That's why we call him the Priest Child.
[4:15:38 PM] Tyler Durden: Like, you could seriously drive all the way through brickfair in papal garb riding a chariot drawn by scientologists and I'd buy you a milkshake
[10:19:25 PM] boltgsr: I must be the only person in history to be consulted over a Bionicle powers question because he works at Microsoft.
Eli Grochi takes a large amount of Nick's blood in order to start brewing with.
Zarayna takes his blood back
[10:26:45 PM] Eli Grochi: Hey!!
[10:26:52 PM] Aderia: ELY STOP TAKING NICK'S BLOOD HE NEEDS THAT
[10:26:54 PM] Eli Grochi: I stole that from your body fair and square!
[10:26:56 PM] Tyler St. Francis: I would not drink Zar's blood if you held a gun to my head. No offense.
[10:27:34 PM] Aderia: hahaha, i really did miss your literalisms.
need somethign to keep me irritated enough to stick around the chatboxes XP
[00:07:32 22/06/12]Aderia : we're all human, right?
[00:07:40 22/06/12] Aderia : more or less
[00:07:51 22/06/12] @ St. Francis : well, there's rig and zar
[00:07:53 22/06/12] @ St. Francis : questionable
Aderia : definitely questionable
[00:08:13 22/06/12]Aderia: and zar...
[00:08:14 22/06/12] Aderia : yeah
[20:22:04] @ Legolover-361 : I may put this in my BZPower sig.
[20:22:38] @ Legolover-361 : No, BZPower, I'm not interested in joining Russian Love Match for free.
[10:43:07]Aderia : how?
[10:43:13]Aderia: i love the smell of books
[10:43:16]Aderia: LOVE
[20:52:43] @ St. Francis : "So there I am in Applebee's, and the waiter says to me..."
[20:53:02] @ St. Francis : ooh, brb
[20:53:24] Aderia : if a waiter said that to me, i would not tip him very much
[21:30:15] Zarayna : hang on, brb
[21:30:35] Aderia : he's probly finding a truck to hijack
[21:31:33] @ @ Tyler St. Francis : Strangely, I'm not surprised.
[21:32:41] Aderia : like i said, he's been failing to surprise me ever since i found out he didn't know who chuck norris was
[21:32:45] Aderia : or seen finding nemo
[12:34:44] Aderia : holaa
[12:34:48] @ Tyler St. Francis : Hola.
[12:34:53] @ Tyler St. Francis : Drown any kids?
[12:35:49] Aderia : yes
A collection of story fragments is like a hairbrush. Its good for your use, but not to share with your dog because that's just weird. (edit: possibly the best similie i have ever written ^^)
@ Tyler St. Francis : Zar, I'm not sure whether to buy you an outlandishly expensive present or lock you in a psych word for keeping this convo.
[09:01:21] @ Tyler St. Francis : No use arguing with Catholics, mate
[09:01:23] @ Tyler St. Francis : it's not worth it
[09:06:49] Dovydas of Ericlad : And yes.
[09:06:51] Dovydas of Ericlad : You have no honor.
[09:07:03] Dovydas of Ericlad : You'd make a great general and a terrible soldier.
[13:29:33] Dov the Kayranslayer : I'm not too fond of the outdoors too.
[13:29:38]Dov the Kayranslayer : They're so... outdoorish.
[13:29:53] Dov the Kayranslayer : so much space 'round
[13:29:56] Dov the Kayranslayer : it's frightening
If you're afraid of fear, then aren't you scared of being afraid of fear? And thus, afraid of fear of fear of fear? Or afraid of fear of fear of fear of fear of fear of fear of fear of......I think I now have phobophobiaphobia.
[12:18:19]@ The Shadowed: [/color]God: "...And so it came to be that Frodo, Bilbo, and Gandalf sailed to the west with the elves." Tolkien: "Really?...All right. Now that I've written this tale of pre-flood history down, I'm going to go make a ton of money off of it by selling it as fiction. Thanks!"
I plagiarized a plagiarist
Hahahaha, ahh, Zarayna Sigur Foireann. *shakes head*. You're the only one I know who could turn a holiday fic into an angst-y SS story about a backwards Le-Matoran.
[14:00:38 02/02/11] @ Aderia : i hate life
[14:00:42 02/02/11] @ Aderia : i hate people
[14:00:51 02/02/11] @ Aderia : i hate crayons
[14:00:54 02/02/11] @ Aderia : i hate meatloaf
[14:00:59 02/02/11] @ Aderia : i hate panda bears
[14:01:03 02/02/11] @ Aderia : i hate doctors
[14:01:05 02/02/11] @ Aderia : i hate medicine
[14:01:08 02/02/11] @ Aderia : i hate tv
[14:01:11 02/02/11] @ Aderia : i hate the interne
[14:01:12 02/02/11] @ Aderia : *t
[14:01:17 02/02/11] @ Aderia : i hate typoes
[14:01:19 02/02/11] @ Aderia : i hate everything
"Interesting idea ... Don't you dare quote this."
"Okay, I won't."
"Darn it, the reverse psychology didn't work! Um, I mean, good."
-Legolover-361 and myself.
[1/19/2011 9:34:40 AM] Dovydas: I advocate independence for adverbs from the tyranny of adjectives.
Ah. 13.
That special age when a person has been chocked full of "facts" and "knowledge" that he truly begins to lose sight of the magics of our world and decides Santa Claus is nonexistant and Hallow's eve is childish.
He decides the Boogey Man is blasphemy and Faeries are fraudulous,
that Centaurs ride in fables, not forests.
That Dragons are Delusions and Pixies are poppycock.
So they do not get that there are things that cannot be seen.
There are hidden worlds all around us.
-Unknown (If you made this quote, PM me so I can give you credit.)
I'll still open a door for a lady; you never know when the girl you might be hanging out with is really a ninja waiting to strike you while your back is turned upon entering a room before her.
Safety first, men.
@ Legolover-361 : If I use one of those corny lines at eighteen, I bet girls will call the police on me.
[20:36:26] @ Legolover-361 : If I try to explain that it's "true love," like people say in Disney movies, they'll slap me and then call the police on me.
[20:36:50] @ Aderia : if you sing them love songs outside their window, the same thing will happen
[20:36:54] @ Legolover-361 : See, Disney, life isn't all about princes falling in love with princesses.
-Legolover-361 and Aderia.
I don't care if these "plastic bricks" were a better marketing decision, or if it gives LEGO employees food, home or clothing, or even if LEGO is a business in the first place. I just want my wooden ducks back because I want to be happy and I'm not going to give up a kid's toyline, not even if there was a similar one being made like it right now with a different name OR they continued the story for the fanbase. LEGO is just a cruel heartless evil greedy big fat meenie head by canceling the ducks.
if you were true fans to bionicle you would support it's return you are not fans if you don't want it to come back even if you followed the entire story and loved them and bought every set and had joined a website with a large fanbase for them and made tons of friends and talked about bionicle every day and then when it ended you moved on to hero factory and don't want bionicle to come back you aren't a fan then because you thought it was going downhill and didn't like every single little aspect of it and you don't want it to come back and you aren't petitioning lego like mad and throwing temper tantrums left and right and aren't carrying on bionicle's revolutionary legacy means you are all traitors to those who want their most favorite toy back we know our fantasy will come true because we are here we are waiting and we want our bionicle and if star trek fans had as a group said no point in talking about this anymore it's never going to come back it never would have come back and lego is pushing their poorly designed and overpriced hero factory in little kids faces bionicle didn't need it so we have evidence to prove that our toy line which we simply cannot live without is going to come back because we will hold our breath and storm denmark if we don't get our way which we will because we always get our way and get what we want even if it comes back in ten years we can ask for the entire new line of bionicle for our thirtieth birthday and when bionicle comes back we'll have plenty of money to buy them because we didn't betray bionicle and buy hero factory like you all did you annoying little black hearted meanies who call yourselves fans when you're not you stinky shoe wearing snobs who don't agree with the movement to bring bionicle back
-where did i go wrong.


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This sunday a 25 year old Colin Kaepernick will take the field as the starting quarterback in the Super Bowl game. He joins the likes of Tom Brady, Ben Roethlisberger and Kurt Warner as second year quarterbacks to make the Super Bowl. All three of these quarterbacks won in there first trip to the big game. Maybe its a perceived lack of pressure or maybe its just beginner's luck but it seems that young QB's do not suffer a Super Bowl learning curve. Each of these QBs has their own story- from Brady stepping in for an injured Drew Bledsoe to Kurt Warner making his way from the Arena Football League to captain of the greatest show on turf or Ben Roethlisberger dropping in the draft and landing on a Super Bowl contending team. These stories were told in full but Kaepernick story seems to be lost in the mess of other Super Bowl stories like the tale of two Harbaughs, Ray Lewis' final ride, Randy Moss as the greatest receiver ever, or Alex Smith watching from the side line.
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Chevy Trailblazer 2004, Headlight Mounting Panel by Replace®. Just as the integrity of the header panel is important to the alignment of the parts that attach to it, the condition of the components that attach to the header panel will determine the appearance of the front of the vehicle. New parts will ensure a look that's like new, but their high dealer cost can be prohibitive. Replace is the alternative to high dealer prices. Replace has quality replacement header panel components that are identical to original equipment (OE) for much less than the OE price.
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The Rangers can take another step closer to making the playoffs if they keep the Boston Bruins at bay tomorrow night.
With a nail-biter shootout victory over the Flyers on Sunday afternoon, the Rangers (89 pts.) racked up two much needed points. They have a two point lead over the ninth place Carolina Hurricanes (87 pts.) who lost in overtime to the seventh place Sabres (90 pts.) The victory over the Flyers snapped a two game losing skid.
Whenever the Bruins and Rangers meet, it tends to be "stressful." All three matches this season have been decided by one goal. The Rangers won 1-0 in Boston on March 26 and lost 3-2 in New York in November. Henrik Lundqvist will need to remain in top form for the Blueshirts in net if they are to send the Garden Faithful home smiling with a victory.
While they sit on opposite ends of the Eastern Conference standing spectrum, both the B's and Rangers' play in March has been strong. The Rangers are 7-2-1 in their last ten, while the B's are 6-2-2.
Struggling winger Michael Ryder helped the Bruins clinch the Northeast Division crown on Saturday with a third period penalty shot goal against the Atlanta Thrashers. The win doesn't necessarily mean the B's will loosen up though. They are four points behind the Flyers for first place bragging rights.
Just because the Rangers' last three games of the season are at home and two of them are against non-playoff teams, they cannot take their foot off the gas pedal. The Dubinsky-Callahan duo along with Marian Gaborik and Vinny Prospal must continue full speed ahead.
Get McHappy: Ryan McDonagh leads the team with a +17 rating which means the rookie defenseman tends to be on the ice for goals scored rather than goals given up. That's a good sign for the future of the Rangers' blue line. He logged almost 22 minutes of ice time on Sunday. Veteran defenseman Bryan McCabe stepped up at the point on Sunday. With less than a second left in the first period, McCabe fired home a tying goal on a 5-on-3 power play. He has five points in 15 games since being traded to the Rangers.
The last time…the New York Rangers won 24 road games in a season, they won the Stanley Cup to end a 54-year drought.
Calder Conversation: Bruins' rookie forward Brad Marchand has two goals and four assists in his last six games. His golf-swing taunt following his shorthanded goal on the fickle Toronto Maple Leafs Thursday pushed the wrong buttons and rubbed Coach Claude Julien the wrong way. Especially since the Leafs rallied to tie the game and go on to win in a shootout. Marchand, who is in the top ten among rookies in goals, points and +/- rating, demonstrated he still has room to grow.
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Researchers have developed a more reliable approach to synthetic biology, the assembly of genetic 'standard parts' to create an organism with desired traits. They've been able to combine a library of parts with computer models that help predict the behavior of those parts when they're combined in a living system. The approach takes some of the trial and error out of the process, moving 'tweaking' of the system earlier in the process.
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Appropriately, I have been discovered the school libraries again. I'm not sure why, but the kinds of treasures lurking in the shelves constantly shocks and excites me. I especially like the versions of books that University Libraries seem to have since they are often not only older, but they are that nice cloth cover with pretty embossed text, minimal designs, and amusing colors. Add to that the interesting things I never thought would be out in the open in a library where other people could touch and breathe on them, the doors being a student opens to books and papers and pamphlets, and I sometimes think I might perish on the spot.
The Princess Marries the Page is one of these things, with it's glorious illustrations and funny little pictures (it's Edna St. Vincent Millay, of course, because I cannot oppose my phase-obsessions). It is kept in a strange folder-case on the shelf which Velcros shut so that it doesn't get damaged.
There was also this weird biblopgraphy thing that appears used to be in the college at Vassar library. It's got the thinnest pages ever that crinkle like mad, and it's not particularly interesting, but something about it appeals to me.
These two I just liked. The top one I can't read, but I liked it's title (I thought some friends might lolcat over the Tim Gunn reminder) and the simplicity of it. The second I liked because of the blue color, it's my favorite, and the light-gold text. It had a funny design on the cover, but I didn't get a shot of that.
And now, most importantly, a new friend! I have amassed a small collection of finger puppets, and this one is one of my favorites. I've been keeping him in my bag or pocket, and occasionally he pops out, although I haven't the nerve really to let him out during class or around fellow classmates.
He hasn't a name, but I'm quite alright with that for now. Every now and then my brain finds something sort of on the edge that it wants to name him, but for now he's just the bunny in the hat who hangs out with me while I'm all by me onesies on campus drinking tea and eating bagels!


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