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It's amazing what a few months of steady gains will do.
Individual investors are warming to stocks, Wall Street firms are scrambling to push their forecasts higher and Mila Kunis is jumping headfirst into equities.
It's been four months since the market's had even a 4% correction, as Miller Tabak's technical analyst Jonathan Krinsky notes to clients today. Courtesy of David Bianco, Deutsche Bank's chief equity strategist, we learn that the market's gone 90 trading days without a 5%+ downturn, and 374 days without a correction of 10% or more.
How much longer can the market rally without a 10% correction? Perhaps much longer.
This morning we wrote about how the S&P 500 has gone more than 500 days without a 10% correction. Such a long rally isn't unprecedented. Since 1962, there have been five other instances in which the index has rallied for at least 500 days without a correction, according to Birinyi Associates.
In all five rallies, stocks averaged another 9.2% gain over the next six months and a 13% increase over the ensuing one-year time frames.
The Dow, S&P and Nasdaq are all in correction territory as the market stumbles into the close. What's happened after corrections in the past?
The most recent instance was just last year, you might recall, and the market narrowly dodged falling into a bear market.
In fact, according to a new note from Birinyi Associates, it's fairly rare for a correction to turn into a bear market:
This got out of hand fast — the Dow is now down 440 points and is well into correction territory, off more than 10%.
The next pretty round number to watch in the market may be 10% — as in a 10% correction on the S&P 500.
The index flirted with that number about 20 minutes ago, dipping 9.6% from its April 29 closing high. If you go by the S&P's intraday high for the year of 1370.58, it did hit a 10% decline.
For those keeping score at home, a 10% correction off the intraday high would take the S&P to 1233.52. A 10% correction off the closing high (the one I prefer to use, for no good reason) would be $1227.249.
As you know, according to market tradition carved into the living rock centuries ago, a 20% decline is a bear market, a 10% decline is a correction. People might look at such benchmarksas a buying opportunity. For what it's worth.
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text: General History The eastern part of Baltimore County, which includes Essex and Middle River, was the least-urbanized area closest to Baltimore City at the turn of the century. Yet this area eventually displayed the most sustained growth rate in the county. By 1931, the population was nearly 23,000. Originally, Essex was ten blocks, running from Mace to Marlyn Avenues. It was begun in 1909 by the Taylor Land Company for those residents in Baltimore who wanted a place outside the city limits to perhaps grow a garden or to pursue some other rural activity. Land was cheap and sales were enhanced by a promotional pamphlet. Henry Guttenberger built the first general store in Essex in 1910 on the corner of Eastern and Mace Avenues. Between 1911 and 1912, the Taylor Land Company donated the lots for Essex Methodist and St. John's Lutheran churches. They also donated the land where the volunteer fire department built their station on Eastern Avenue. The permanent fire station opened in 1921. With the ever-growing population came the need to build schools. The elementary school opened in 1925 with 400 students. Essex Community College was founded in 1957. Classes were first held at Kenwood High School, with fifty part-time and nine full-time students. In 1961, the college moved to Dorsey Avenue, and in 1968 moved to its present location. This site was owned by the Mace family, and the family burial plot is maintained and protected by the college. A fire in August, 1957 destroyed an entire block of businesses on Eastern Avenue, and the business district never fully recovered from that catastrophe. The ten-alarm blaze caused a half million dollars in damages, and, in the time it took to repair the buildings, new shopping centers were built, changing the buying habits of consumers. The Glenn L. Martin Company was the single biggest reason for the rapid growth of the area. Employment at the company peaked at 53,000 workers during World War II. However, this same facility was the cause of high unemployment after the war, when only 800 people worked there by the mid-1970s. Another important company was Eastern Rolling Mill, which opened in 1919. The plant, at the head of Back River, produced carbon sheet steel. In 1944, Eastern merged with Industrial Stainless Steel, Inc. to form Easco, which is still an important source of employment for Essex. Today, there is interest in revitalizing the Essex area by including it in government-sponsored empowerment zones. Many neighborhoods have begun a "clean-up" of their areas, hoping to transform Essex into a place that will be ready to move into the next century. Bibliography The following is a short list of materials on the Essex and Middle River communities: A Short History of Essex and Middle River by George Martinak History of Baltimore County by Neal Brooks & Erie Rockel History of the Back River Neck Peninsula by Keith Roberts Origin of Selected Place Names The following are the origins of selected place names in Essex and Middle River: Back River: The back branch of the Gunpowder River Balleston Mansion: Located at the Rocky Point Golf Club and is named after William Ball, who owned the property in the 1600s, and was the great-great grandfather of George Washington. Barriston Point: This name is the result of a typographical error printed in the 1898 edition of Bromley's Atlas.The original name was Balliston Point, again named after William Ball. Hart Island: Originally named Hooper's Island in 1659. Joseph Hart bought it in 1821 and renamed it. Long's Creek: Owned by Thomas Long, who was the High Sheriff of baltimore County. Originally called Ball's Creek, it is another place named after William Ball. Mars: The name of Glenn L. Martin's flying boat, giving its name to "Mars Estates." Middle River: The middle branch of the Gunpowder River Millers Island: Owned by John Stansbury and was originally named Bentley's Island. The 1849 survey of the coast was the first time it was listed as Millers Island. Porter's Point: Originally called Chancellor's Point, after Philip Calvert, Chancellor of Maryland. By 1783, the property was owned by John and Robert Porter, who changed the name.


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the waiter who hardly speaks english told me "i go get your medicine now"
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I guess I tried to show you how big my closet was and we ended up eating pickles in my bathroom
you kept eating the heads off the gummy bears and screaming 'euthanized!'
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i got us a cheese tray and a bottle of whiskey
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Made it home ok. Only got hit by one car.
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We had sex in front of Notre Dame Cathedral, but I lost my wallet. God giveth and God taketh away.
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He looks like a mix between a retired piano teacher and a cat that just swallowed a sock.
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I swear my cock just shook it's head disapprovingly at me.
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Just jerked off to Cameron Diaz in "My Sister's Keeper". New low.
My Vagina smells like Nemo again.
After you puked you called ur mom and told her you fucked on her bed, then u said "Have a good night mommy!" hung up and passed out on my couch
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for me the quality of olympus lens is the best both image quality and built quality if there is a problem, is the speed of the AF is bit slow compare to other brand. in this case, i do have sigma 150mm f2.8 and it is sharp lens but i don't really like with the color tone produce with this lens.. it is slightly "yellowish" i guess.. and for once i had tried ZD 150mm f2 and it is the sharpest lens among other ZD lens.. me myself want to get one next year.. and btw the existence of sigma 150 f2.8 is vary vary rare now, if you really find one in new condition you better take it.. i never consider sigma lens in second hand condition because the built quality is not as good as ZD lens
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Bear Sighted in Muhlenberg County - Wednesday morning began as an average day for Fitzhugh and Janet Rhoades. The retired couple enjoys a quiet life in Green Lea Estates subdivision on Saint James Way, just off Highway 62 in Central City. CLICK HERE to read the rest of this article.
'Kentucky's Most Innovative School' Set to Open - Next week, the University of Kentucky College of Education and Fayette County Public Schools (FCPS) will officially open the doors of the new STEAM Academy to 150 ninth graders. Described as "Kentucky's most innovative school," the academy will give students a learning experience unlike any other while engaging them with the local community. CLICK HERE to read the rest of this article.
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Women receiving pregnancy care at Swedish Hospital and the UW Medical Center can donate tissue and blood samples to Seattle Children's...
Health Care On Demand
Not only are hospital and clinic amenities changing—the way we access our primary care doctors is being redefined. Both Seattle-based Qliance and Virginia Mason's Lewis and John Dare Centers offer care where monthly or quarterly fees get you 24/7 access to your doctor and other medical services.
Qliance operates clinics throughout the Puget Sound region, and its fees range from $59 to $129 per month for primary care services, including unlimited doctor visits. Virginia Mason's Dare Centers, with offices in Seattle, Bellevue and on Bainbridge Island, charge quarterly fees of $750 per person and $1,250 per couple for round-the-clock access to doctors, same-day appointments, escorts to specialist appointments, complimentary parking—even house calls if needed.
Qliance co-founder Dr. Garrison Bliss, a pioneer in changing the way health-care services are provided, says health care is slowly shifting from an insurance-driven system to a consumer-driven model. "Insurance companies have been driving the bus, but now many providers of primary health care are getting off the bus," says Bliss.
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I just saw this news on my twitter feed and it's not listed on the main page, so here's a heads up everyone.
Barry Manilow will join stars from Broadway, "American Idol" and composerJohn Williams for this year's July Fourth celebration on the National Mall.
Williams will conduct music from the Oscar-winning movie "Lincoln" with the National Symphony Orchestra.
The Independence Day concert and fireworks draw hundreds of thousands of visitors. It's broadcast each year on PBS and NPR from 8 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.


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Combat vehicle 'walks' like a man -- Mechanix Illustrated, 1962
Mechanical "mule trains" carry troops, explore alien worlds and serve as armoured assault vehicles equipped with machine guns.
Reality check:
Boston Dynamics' BigDog quadruped robots can run at 6kph, cover 20km without stopping to refuel, climb 35° slopes and can carry 155kg. But, well, these look like a lot more fun


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Apple's iTunes 7.2 supports DRM-free music
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Apple releases iTunes 7.2
As expected, Apple today released iTunes 7.2 (Windows), an update to its popular music jukebox and video management software for both Mac and Windows. Available via the Mac OS X Software Update, the 29.2MB enables users to preview and purchase iTunes Plus music--new higher-quality, DRM-free music downloads from participating music labels--although the iTunes Store itself has not been updated with DRM-free music. The Cupertino-based company, which announced the deal with EMI in April, will allow users to upgrade their current music and Apple's help documentation notes that songs without DRM protection, called "iTunes Plus," have no usage restrictions and feature higher-quality encoding.
"The first time you buy an iTunes Plus song, you specify whether to make all future purchases iTunes Plus versions (when available). You can change this setting by accessing your account information on the iTunes Store," the company wrote. "If you already have iTunes Store purchases that are now available as iTunes Plus downloads, you may upgrade your existing purchases. To do so, visit the iTunes Store and follow the onscreen instructions."


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I consider myself to be masculine, outgoing (though I can be shy at first) and humorous.
I'm looking for handsome guy who can make me laugh, have a good conversation, good chemistry and who will be honest with me (Honesty is very important to me). Hopefully you enjoy to travel as much as I do, and are not afraid of trying new things (including food)
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CINCINNATI (AP) - Cincinnati Zoo visitors will get the chance to see the world's fastest land animals in action.
The Cheetah Encounter exhibit that opens tomorrow features a track 100 yards long where the cats are expected to hit 40 miles per hour as they run after a lure.
The director of the zoo's Cat Ambassador Program says you can spend two weeks and a lot of money in Africa and never catch a glimpse of a cheetah running. But at the zoo, you'll see it twice a day.
Officials say Cincinnati's zoo will be the first in the country with a cheetah run on the premises and rolled into the regular admission charge.
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Watch cooking demonstrations using white corn at the annual Seneca Heritage Day in Yates County.
Samples of Three Sisters Soup, corn bread and roasted corn flour cookies will be given, recipes will be available and white corn products will be for sale. The free event will be from 2 to 4 p.m. Saturday at the Overacker Schoolhouse at the corner of Route 364 and North Vine Valley Road in Middlesex. The restored 1874 schoolhouse will have displays.
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Shortly after Sr. Thea Kraus successfully defended her doctoral dissertation in our program, she boarded a plane to Manila to teach a course for Duquesne's School of Leadership. Her 24 students are all women religious (Catholic sisters) who are enrolled in an MS in Leadership degree program with a concentration in Leadership in Mission, offered by the School of Leadership and Professional Advancement. The title of Sr. Thea's course was Foundations of Leadership - Spiritual and Professional. The students work in or come from 9 different countries in Africa and Asia (India, Bangladesh, Vietnam, Taiwan, Myanmar, Ghana, Nigeria, Tanzania, and the Philippines) and they represent 18 different congregations of women religious. This is the second cohort of students who have attended this program, which is partially funded by European foundations that have recognized the need for preparing leaders of congregations of women religious from Asia and Africa. Students will attend three, 6-week residential sessions in Quezon City, Metro Manila, Philippines over the next two years and will complete their degree requirements in 2014.
Sister Thea used her doctoral research on virtuous organizations inspired by Catholic mission while teaching the course. She tells us, "I found the audience which was comprised of leaders and future leaders of Catholic facilities receptive to my research. They were anxious to dialogue about the implications of my proposed components of a virtuous organization on their responsibilities as leaders of health systems, universities and other social service agencies."
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Nearly 40 people attended the 90 minute forum held at the Brown County Library. It was put on by the Migration Advocacy Network, JOSHUA/ESTHER and Voces de la Frontera.
The House is expected to vote possibly in October on the reform bill, said David Littig of the Migration Advocacy Network, who moderated the panel. ...


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I think some people have missed the point about Asian Network, bandying about lazy comparisons about how there isn't a British network (no, just an entire Broadcasting Corporation) so why should there be an Asian Network? Sure, it isn't perfect (and I say this in their employ), it doesn't always hit the right spots, has a far wide remit and playlists some right stinkers, but it is needed as a niche station. It plays niche Asian music. It's not a network FOR Asians, it's a network of Asian art and music and culture that anyone can dip into. A friend of mine was telling me today how she listens to Asian Network for her Bollywood updates and movie gossip. Her name's Genevieve and she's from Eltham. Yes, they exist, white and black people who listen to Asian Network because they dig the output. I don't listen to everything on Asian Network and resent the idea that there's one station for one person's listening habits. I listen to 6Music (save 6Music too while we're here), Radio 4, Radio 3, Absolute, Asian Network, X fm and NPR for This American Life. Yes, it caters for a taste of mine. I listen to Friction for Asiatic dubstep. It may be a niche but it's niche not being satisfied anywhere else. Anyone making lazy allusions to racial politics is a fucking idiot because the whole point of the station is to satisfy the need for that output, not the need to satisfy a minority, regardless of that minority being the primary audience. True story.
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Category: romantic baby names
Happy Valentine's Day, dear Berries!
And beyond celebrating Valentine's Day baby names, let's get expansive and salute the whole wide-ranging rise of its initial letter, 'V.'
If consonants can be said to have personalities, then it wasn't so long ago that the letter V was seen as more venerable—even fusty– than vivacious. Velma, Vera and Verna; Vernon, Victor and Vincent, all made our original 'So Far Out They'll Always Be Out' list. But as Pam and I have learned all too well since then—never say the words never or always.
The changes have been gradual since we wrote that, but there were two celebrity events that had a significant effect on V-baby names: the naming of Violet Affleck in 2005, and then of one of the Jolie-Pitt twins Vivienne three years later. Now there are a myriad of V-starting names popping both in and out of the celebrisphere.
Guest blogger Eleanor Nickerson follows her recent keen analysis of Victorian names with the period of British baby names that came next: the Edwardians.
What marks the Edwardian era of British baby names as distinct from those used in the Victorian period is the sheer number of different names used. In previous centuries the standard practice was to select a child's name from the immediate family. When an infant died the next child to be born would be given that name, limiting the name pool to five to eight names in a family. Fanciful names were reserved for the aristocracy, and even they kept them permeating along the family line.
The Victorians made a change to this idea. Names borne by a deceased family member were now considered 'unlucky'. Parents suddenly had to look elsewhere for names and artistic, literary and religious movements provided much needed inspiration. The Victorian love of anything 'gothic', and the influence of Tennyson and the Pre-Raphaelites brought back medieval and mythical names like Lancelot, Ralph, Edgar, Alice, Elaine, Edith and Mabel; the Romantic movement re-introduced names such as Wilfred, Quentin, Cedric, Amy and Rowena; and the religious Tractarian movement revived long lost Saint's names like Augustine, Benedict, Ignatius, Euphemia and Genevieve.
By the Edwardian era many of these previously obsolete names had become de rigueur and permeated all the social classes. More than at any time before, the gap between the names of the upper classes and those of the lower was considerably contracted. The 1911 census shows that many wealthy household members shared the same names as their domestic servants. For example, Constantia Beatrice Sophia, born 1905, was the daughter of a furniture mover and Lancelot Frederick Charles, born 1907, was a nurseryman's son, showing that these previously 'upper class' names were now being enjoyed throughout the social classes.
One of the biggest trends of the Edwardian era of British baby names was the use of nature names. Some of the most popular names such as, Daisy, Iris, Ivy, Primrose, Beryl, Pearl and Ruby were used sparingly in the first half of the nineteenth century – and, interestingly, equally spread amongst boys and girls. By the 1880s, these names started to became very fashionable (now solely for girls) which led to them becoming the darlings of the Edwardian age.
Guest blogger Jasmine Almeida has come up with a novel source of baby names: your own wedding day.
Maybe it was the Pearl detailing on my dress, perhaps it was the Lacey accents on my veil. Or it could have been the gorgeous amnesia Rose bouquet I held as I walked down the aisle. But my guess is, it was marrying the love of my life last summer that got me thinking about how many gorgeous names there are in the world of weddings. Being a freelance writer who focuses on weddings, I tend to look at words related to them a lot – and couldn't help but get inspired by the many beautiful baby name possibilities that spring forth from weddings.
Of course, there are the flower names, to which I'm partial because my own name is Jasmine and one of my puppies is Daisy. Naming a daughter after the flower you held in your bouquet on your wedding day is a sweet and sentimental reason for choosing a name like Calla, Daisy, Dahlia, Iris, or Lily, or the more general floral names like Flora or Florence.
If you've gone wedding dress shopping, you're probably familiar with the range of stunning designer dresses available. Naming a baby girl after your dress's designer would be another romantic way of infusing your wedding-day memories into your naming process. A few favorites? Vera (after legendary gown designer Vera Wang), Paloma, (Paloma Blanca gowns are spectacular) or Priscilla (of Boston, of course). Monique (lhuillier), Sophia, (Trolli) or Elie (Saab) are all elegant names as well as legendary wedding gown designers.
Romantic names for girls – loosely defined as creative and elaborate names that suggest an earlier era and a Latinate emotionality – have become more fashionable in recent years. As we grow more comfortable with the notion of equality for girls, we may also become confident enough to give our daughters elaborately feminine names rather than having to make our point with androgynous, modern monikers like Blair or Blake.
Of course, not every romantic name is a feminist statement. These names may just feel fresh again after decades of sleeker, more straightforward girls' names like Mary and Betty, Karen and Lisa. Even Jennifer and Ashley pale in the face of these flagrantly feminine names.
The rise of Isabella and Sophia to the Top 10 means that Romantic Names are now mainstream. Some choices further off the beaten track:


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All of this Haier news has sent me into a tizzy. Besides the 1080p HDTV I told you about earlier, the company has also announced a shiny new cell phone.
Shipping July 7th, the Haier Elegance phone will feature a 1.3-megapixel camera and a 1.8-inch screen. For all of your multimedia needs, the phone will also sport an MP3 player and support for MP4 video. It has full access to the web as well as full WAP and a microSD slot for further storage. Other than that, the phone is pretty run-of-the-mill.
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I'm hoping they send me money as I am really, really broke this year.
I've always enjoyed sending them a little something (money) so they could use it on something they wanted.
The Phantom of the Opera is in my mind.
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ILLUSION - Ghost Killer : The goal is to position six cameras in a shed, where people report hearing scary things, and hear a strange laugh!
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Jeff looks like a toy of a clown in the Africa= -1 rate
This game can't scary you because jeff appears everytime= -3 rate
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•Great Jumpscares
•Great Horror Theme
•Small Gameplay
•Lacks Interest
•Fun for a while
•Jeff can easily kill you (Changed in the latest update)
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Confusing at times...
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Clayton County Humane Society officials are thrilled that a recent fund-raiser has just about met a $13,000 goal, but know that even that won't provide everything necessary to take care of the daily needs of 130-160 cats and dogs.The need for food, water, shelter and medical care never ends for the animals living in the no-kill facility in Jonesboro. "The work we do has always been important, there has always been a need for assistance," said Robin Rawls. "But with the economy, I've never seen it this bad. We're more heavily burdened with people giving up their pets, because they can't afford them." The recent fund-raiser, sponsored Quilts & Fixins on North Main Street in Jonesboro, took in a lot of money for the shelter. Shop Owner Jeanne Lowery said she plans to keep unsold items on display for another week or so, to give people even more time to buy items and support the shelter. "We still have around 70 great quilts and bags left for sale," said Lowery. "We will keep these on display for sale in our classroom for the next two weeks." In addition to the money needed to keep the 14-year-old facility going, Rawls said volunteers are priceless and valued. There is also an immediate opening for a part-time employee to work with the cats. "We're losing our cat lady and need someone to come in Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays and every other Saturday," said Rawls. "They will be trained and told what to do. It's a very cat-oriented position." Rawls said it is a never-ending battle to stay visible in the community, because as long as the shelter is in the minds of residents, donations can come in a steady stream. Part of the method to stay visible is holding upbeat fund-raisers like the recent quilt sale. The shelter also holds two yard sales during the year, and sends out a newsletter to remind folks of the animals' needs. "We have three sure shots at fund-raising every year," she said. "We consider our newsletter a fund-raiser and will try to do three this year, instead of two. We really try to keep the need for support out there. We are also looking to, maybe, add a dance, and a ladies day with vendors selling items catering to women." There would be less need for shelters like the one in Jonesboro, if more pet owners spayed or neutered their animals, she said. "I get calls all the time from people begging me to take in litters of kittens or puppies," said Rawls. "There are tremendous resources out there, even for people with little money, to have proper vet care, shots and altering their pets. We even have a program that will pay to spay or neuter pit bulldogs. All they have to do is ask us." For more information on low-cost spaying or neutering, or to make a donation, volunteer, or inquire about the part-time job, call the shelter, at (770) 471-9436.
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Friday, July 27, 2012
WAITSBURG -- William Perry and Carolyn Bruce of Waitsburg built their American foursquare-style mansion at 318 Main St. in 1883.
The eight-room house, now Bruce Memorial Museum, is being restored and is completely furnished with period pieces. Bruce House hosts its Pioneer Fall Festival on the third Sunday in September.
It is open to visitors from 1-4 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays through August. There is no admission fee and donations are welcome. Tours are also available by appointment. Call 337-6157 or 337-6632 for details. Annual memberships in the Waitsburg Historical Society benefit continued restoration.


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i tried really hard on this one, sorry for crappy quality my scanner is currently lost in the garage xD
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i tried really hard on this one, sorry for crappy quality my scanner is currently lost in the garage xD
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@weez.....You dont have to post the picture...It takes space....If you use
@[Person's name] It would be known what that was pimped from,Obvously though....The picture is on this page so its not needed.
Just some future refs.
Well if you want to say its taking up space then all these pictures are taking up space they dont need to right? I think its fine to quote the picture you pimped because it lets you compare them easily without scrolling up away from the pimp even if it is on the same page.
If you want to save space then use spoiler tags [ spoiler]image code goes in here no spaces![/spoiler] and remember no spaces or it wont work.
Ah,thats how to do the spoiler code....
But yeah,your right...I didnt know how to use the "spoiler" code ,so I couldn't imform him of that,simply saying that space couldv'e been saved.{:O)
I decided that I should do some of these.
Bacon's character.
Gedeon's character.
Rei's character.
Originally Posted by Conversation
Pimped Ged's
"Join Luthor in Ultraman's fortress and leave Superwoman to me and my mustache."
OAO ............it......is.......effin.... brilliant!!!! I SW WOULD KISS YOU!!!! The face is perfect!!! It seems ....smug....yet caring.....Would you mind if i started a re-do of my comic with him looking like this? Please!!!???
Also Jai i like how your version's Hair and confident face.....but im not gonna lie....im completely blown away how perfect Kasey's version fits to what i make of my chara.... Also i did a pimping for Bacons Monk-warrior....kinda like it...although the legs were Lazy-drawn.
OK, Ged, that's sweet.
My AA thread - Updated 06/28/14
@Ged: Go for it man :'D Glad to be of (accidental) help xD
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Rockland County health officials on Thursday warned that shoppers at a Maple Avenue grocery could be at high risk for exposure to measles.
The county Department of Health confirmed that one person has contracted the illness. The person was at the Hatzlacha Grocery Store, 126 Maple Ave., on Wednesday afternoon.
Officials urged pregnant women, those with children under 6 months, immunocompromised or immunosuppressed individuals, and those without a measles vaccination who may have been in the grocery between 1:30 and 4:30 p.m. Wednesday to contact a doctor immediately. ...


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Florida Southern student Tim Crouch claimed first place in the Stark County Amateur Golf Championship on Sunday with a two-day total of 140.
It was a long trip up from the Sunshine State, but it turned out to be worth it for golfer Tim Crouch.
Crouch, a Florida Southern student, edged Aaron Crewse and Josh Clay by a stroke with a two-day total of 140 Sunday to take first place at the Stark County Amateur Golf Championship. Sunday's second and final round was held at the Chippewa Golf Club.
Crouch, who is originally from Mount Vernon, heard about the event through local athletes he competes against during the NCAA Division II college season.
"I play with a lot of the Malone guys," Crouch said. "I know Garrison (Myles), Tyler (Light), Jon (Clark) and Nathan (Tarter) from playing against them in college. Those guys all also play in the summer stuff. They were the ones that told me about the Stark County Amateur. It's a great payout. It's a great tournament, and Garrison and those guys did a great job of selling me on the tournament. I just wanted to come up here and play and compete."
The Stark County Amateur was the second tournament Crouch competed in Stark County this weekend.
"I've actually been here the last three days," Crouch said. "I also played at the Tigertown tournament on Friday and I came in third there. I've gotten to play here three days in a row and I like it up here."
The level of competition has been one of the things that Crouch has liked the most.
"The competition is really good," Crouch said. "It's hard to find that down where I'm at. It's a small town. Getting to come up here and play against all the Malone guys and all the Kent State guys is good for my game. It has really helped me get ready for some of the bigger tournaments I'm going to be competing in this summer."
The competition certainly didn't make things easy for Crouch on Sunday in the final round of the Stark Amateur. Crouch found himself in a bit of a hole before pulling off a Phil Mickelson-like rally down the stretch to get the win.
"The first 11 holes were a struggle," Crouch said. "I had to refocus. I bogeyed nine and 10 and I had a par at 11. I wanted to refocus at that point and start the round all over again. I had a different mindset for the last six holes. I was going to try to play all of them at least two or three under. I ended up being one or two under on those holes, and that ended up getting it done for me."
Though he was able to rally, things could have easily gone the other way for a golfer in Crouch's position who was experiencing difficulties.
Page 2 of 2 - "Once you get off track and you get frustrated, there are times when you just want to give up," Crouch said. "I knew I was still right there in it, though, and I decided I couldn't give up. I just kept grinding and I ended up winning by one, so it worked out."
Crouch exceeded all expectations he placed on himself for the event. He was especially happy with his play Sunday, since it was his first time playing at the Chippewa Golf Club.
"I had never seen this course, so I didn't know what to expect," Crouch said. "I knew it was pretty short. I wanted to keep the ball in front of me on the fairway and not get too aggressive. ... I knew today was going to be tough. I didn't expect to have a really low number since I had never seen the course, but I knew if I played decent I would have a chance to win."
Crouch will be looking to take the momentum he gained Sunday and carry it into several upcoming events. Crouch was slated to participate in the Porter Cup in Buffalo, N.Y., at the Niagara Falls Country Club as well as a major junior tournament in Bostonin the next few weeks.
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|Embolisation of prostatic arteries as treatment of moderate to severe lower urinary symptoms (LUTS) secondary to benign hyperplasia: results of short- and mid-term follow-up.
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|OBJECTIVES: To evaluate the short- and medium-term results of prostatic arterial embolisation (PAE) for benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH). METHODS: This was a prospective non-randomised study including 255 patients diagnosed with BPH and moderate to severe lower urinary tract symptoms after failure of medical treatment for at least 6 months. The patients underwent PAE between March 2009 and April 2012. Technical success is when selective prostatic arterial embolisation is completed in at least one pelvic side. Clinical success was defined as improving symptoms and quality of life. Evaluation was performed before PAE and at 1, 3, 6 and every 6 months thereafter with the International Prostate Symptom Score (IPSS), quality of life (QoL), International Index of Erectile Function (IIEF), uroflowmetry, prostatic specific antigen (PSA) and volume. Non-spherical polyvinyl alcohol particles were used. RESULTS: PAE was technically successful in 250 patients (97.9 %). Mean follow-up, in 238 patients, was 10 months (range 1-36). Cumulative rates of clinical success were 81.9 %, 80.7 %, 77.9 %, 75.2 %, 72.0 %, 72.0 %, 72.0 % and 72.0 % at 1, 3, 6, 12, 18, 24, 30 and 36 months, respectively. There was one major complication. CONCLUSIONS: PAE is a procedure with good results for BPH patients with moderate to severe LUTS after failure of medical therapy. KEY POINTS : • Prostatic artery embolisation offers minimally invasive therapy for benign prostatic hyperplasia. • Prostatic artery embolisation is a challenging procedure because of vascular anatomical variations. • PAE is a promising new technique that has shown good results.
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That was my first Post but i opened a new Thread because i coulnd't replay to the posts.
I know that i can upgrade to unlimited but if i do that, can i use the Trainers or need an admin to unbann me. Maybe i buy it and my account is banned.My next question is, can i buy only 1 trainer i dont need a an unlimted account because i dont use trainer or cheats.Only for one game Fifa 13.Can i buy the fifa 13 trainer for 10�(only this trainer nothing else)?And can i pay with paysafecard? I can't satisfy the conditions of the other pay-methods. Can i give the paysafecard code to and admin and he check it.
Second the only options are the ones listed on the purchase page. You can find some of the trainers as a 1 off deal on cheatscapes.com but dont always rely on it.
Third... Consider that if you only cheat on that 1 game maybe you will some day. Why not buy a lifetime sub and save the trouble?
Ok i know im not @PWizard but hey i saved ya time right?
[Edited by dssas, 10/21/2012 8:38:16 AM]
Then you come here and ask to be unbanned, you haven't been banned, but the account the trainer was tied to was.
Silly Germans :PBut as said you can either pay for a single trainer at cheatscapes or pay for a membership here to get access to future patched versions of the trainer, and other trainers too.
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Sep 21 2008
Which Videogame Console? (Part 4)
Sony Playstation 3
After dominating the console wars for two generations with the original Playstation and the almost ubiquitous Playstation 2, Sony took a gamble that consumers were ready for a new video format, High-Def Blu-Ray, and built a system around it. The Playstation 3 (PS3) was launched in Australia in March 2007. The increased capacity of Blu-Ray discs has so far failed to deliver significant benefits to the games side but for movie-buffs it's as good as it gets.
In terms of first-party games, Sony has the stronger hand with Naughty Dog (Drake's Fortune), Polyphony (Gran Turismo), Insomniac (Ratchet & Clank & Resistance), Relentless (Buzz), Incognito (Warhawk), Evolution (Motorstorm) and the various SCE Studios around the world responsible for God of War, Wipeout, Singstar and camera accessory, Eyetoy among others.
Traditionally, Sony makes hardware, Microsoft makes software and this is reflected in their system design. The PS3 is quieter, cooler and better-looking but its interface is a poor reflection of the 360's. Most of the features are there, just harder to find but with the release of v2.4, Sony addressed a few of these issues. In terms of movie playback though, the PS3 is perfect.
Sony's console is less proprietary – Bluetooth keyboards, headsets and mice are fully compatible and the option to run a Linux OS is confirmation. The presence of an inbuilt internet browser is also welcome and, since the Wii has one, the 360's lack seems odd, especially coming from the developer of Internet Explorer. The PS3's online store is functional but not as well stocked as the 360 and demos for many of its independent games are absent.
Online multi-player simply lacks a good interface, all the elements are there. Warhawk has gone some way to move this forward but, like many other games, its interface is proprietary. Standardise this and Sony will achieve parity with the current benchmark, XBox Live. With Home, a virtual 3D community hub, Sony hopes to crack that particular nut.
Third-party games are almost identical on both the PS3 and 360 with each one having minor graphical advantages over each other. Sony claim that developers have yet to "harness the Cell processor's power" but a significant leap seems unlikely.
Upcoming PS3 Highlights (3rd QTR 08):
Prince of Persia, Force Unleashed, Motorstorm 2, LittleBigPlanet, Fallout 3
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Licking, Mo —
A Licking High School teacher is on leave during an ongoing investigation. Jeremy L. Compton, 37, is accused of showing a student pornography and trying to cover up the crime. Compton faces a charge of furnishing pornography to a minor and tampering with physical evidence.
Police say someone made a hotline call to report the teacher used a cell phone to show a 17-year-old female student pornography. Compton is a basketball coach and a teacher in the district. The district's superintendent declined to say what subjects Compton taught. He also refused to say what kind of leave Compton was on or how long he had worked for the district. According to court documents, Compton was placed on paid administrative leave. "I think my son has him (as a teacher) that is really surprising," parent Juanita Kurbursky said.
The 17-year-old female student told police officers Compton showed her one picture of male genitalia. Two other pictures were of quote "porn stars" or "women bent over showing their butts and large breasts." Police say Compton told them he did not intentionally show the pictures to the student. "His explanation was that it wasn't his phone. He said he found it on school property and had accessed the phone to attempt to find out who the owner might be," Licking Police Chief Scott Lindsey said "That's when he said the student grabbed it." Compton also told officers in order to get the student to stop asking questions about the phone he told her it was his.


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Southern California locations where
"No Strings Attached"
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26:00: Adam is at a sidewalk cafe (after their first time having sex), when he phones Emma.
Just then, coincidentally, she pulls up in a car, with another guy, a doctor from her hospital.
This sidewalk cafe scene was shot at
Toast bakery cafe, at 8221 W 3rd St, in West Los Angeles.
The cafe does have a celebrity following of its own, and was seen on "The Hills".
StreetView panorama of the restaurant.)
28:17: After their first sexual encounter, Adam brings Emma a balloon to the hospital where she works.
(This location appears several times in the movie.)
That hospital exterior is the UCLA Medical Center, on the UCLA campus in Westwood Village.
To be more specific, the camera is looking west at the driveway/entrance off Tiverton Avenue (north of Le Conte Ave),
outside the UCLA Center for Health Science, the School of Dentistry, and the Marion Davies Child Care buildings.
The scene below was shot just west of that entrance/driveway, in the quad behind the Child Care Center.
37:00: Next, we see both of them at a seaside park, but not together.
We see people playing frisbee, barbecuing, etc. Adam sees her
talking to another guy,
(the doctor again) gets jealous and text's her that "He has really small
Later, he has a somewhat hostile
conversation in the parking lot with the doctor,
who tells Adam that Emma's only using Adam for sex, and will never marry him.
This is Burton Chase Park, at 13650 Mindanao Way, in Marina Del Rey, CA.
A unique spot, it's the only public park in L.A. surrounded on three sides by water & boats.
(The park was also the location of Dexter's wedding to Rita, in the 4th season of "Dexter".)
(Here's Google
StreetView for of the park.)
48:54: We next see Emma's friend arrive at a hotel with her fiancé, for a Christmas party.
Her fiancé opens the car door for her, and she's very impressed.
This scene was shot at the W Hotel, at 930 Hilgard Avenue, in Westwood.
It's just southeast of the UCLA campus. (In the shot above, the camera is looking east.)
Their website can be found here.
StreetView of the hotel.)
1:01:27: Adam & Emma join his father & his young date (Adam's ex
girlfriend) for dinner at a nice restaurant.
They are dumbfounded when the May/September couple discuss having a baby.
Emma eventually can't stand it any more, and walks out. ("Great Scott!")
This scene was shot at
STK (another restaurant with a celebrity following),
located at 755 N. La Cienega Blvd, in West L.A.
[Thanks to Mike of MovieShotsLA for this one.]
StreetView - of the restaurant.)
1:03:54: Adam asks Emma out on their very first official date - for Valentine's Day.
At the time, they are strolling outdoors, at night, in what looks like an urban
pedestrian area, such as the Third Street Promenade - but it's not.
This scene was actually shot
in front of the new
Department of Transportation (Cal-Trans) building, at
100 Main Street, in downtown L.A.
That's on the east side of Main Street, at the SE corner of
Main & 1st St, near City Hall.
(Here's a matching Google
StreetView of the building.)
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