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The Staunton Talking Book Center provides a free public library service with easy access to the informational and recreational reading materials needed by individuals in the service area who are unable to read standard print material. The center is a sub-regional library of the National Library Service for the Blind and Visually Impaired (NLS).
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A big thank you to our group of volunteers from Wilson High School! Students helped TBC staff organize the Spanish book collection and helped remove and document cassette books from the shelves to make room for the newer (and popular!) digital books that arrive daily.
With so many volunteers on hand, we were even able to have some of the students help other departments in the Staunton Public Library - helping process new books in the IT department, and helping the Children's department clean all the toys in the play area.
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I looked at the three blends from the Robert Craig Winery in 2009, the Affinity, Mt. Veeder, and Howell Mountain, and this looks to be a seductive vintage of forward fruit. They do not have the weight, exuberance, and flashiness of the 2007s, but these mid-weight wines exhibit loads of charm, silkiness, and no doubt, plenty of consumer appeal. "
Robert Craig Cellars Affinity Cabernet Sauvignon 2008
Cabernet Sauvignon from Napa Valley, California
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A delicious nose of mélange of dark black berries, dark-roast espresso and hints of anisette opens up to reveal underlying warm mineral notes, cassis, violets and spice. Signature black and red fruit flows freely across the palate, entwined with more espresso, dark chocolate, and touches of violet and licorice. A warm mineral component echoes the wine's foothills heritage. Firm, supple tannins along the base of the wine keep the luscious fruit aloft through a generous finish, bolstered by crisp acidity
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The Wine Advocate - "Robert Craig's 2008 Affinity, which is a blend of 82% Cabernet Sauvignon, 9% Petit Verdot, and the rest Merlot, Cabernet Franc and Malbec, has a dark plum/ruby color, a very evolved and forward nose of spice box, cedar, black plums, and sweet cherries. It is medium-bodied, elegant, and ideal for drinking over the next 7-8 years.
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Robert Craig Winery showcases four Cabernet Sauvignons produced from Napa Valley mountain and hillside vineyards, including Howell Mountain Cabernet Sauvignon from their estate vineyard, Affinity, a classic Bordeaux-style Cabernet, and powerhouse Cabernets from Mount Veeder and Spring Mountain. Each wine conveys a unique personality derived from the soils, climate and varietal characteristics of the growing region. Robert Craig has been a pioneer in mountain vineyard development for over 30 years. During the 1980s, he directed vineyard and winery development on Mount Veeder. Robert Craig wines debuted in 1992. The winery facility is located at 2300 feet atop Howell Mountain, with a Tasting Salon in Downtown Napa. View all Robert Craig Cellars Wines
About Napa ValleyView a map of Napa Valley wineries
It's hard not to think of Napa Valley when thinking of California wines. The region is, after all, the one that brought world recognition to California wine making. The area was settled by a few choice wine families in the 1960's who bet that the wines of the area would grow and flourish. They were right. The Napa wine industry really took off in the 1980's, when vineyard lands were scooped up and vines were planted throughout the county. A number of wineries emerged, from large conglomerates to small boutiques to cult classics. Cabernet Sauvignon is definitely the grape of choice here, with many winemakers also focusing on Bordeaux Blends. Whites are usually Chardonnay and Sauvignon Blanc.
Notable FactsWithin the Napa Valley lie smaller sub-AVAs that lend even more character specifics to the wines. Furthest south is Carneros, followed by Yountville, Oakville & Rutherford. Above those two is St.-Helena and finally, just grated an AVA, Calistoga. These areas are situated on the valley floor and are known for creating rich, smooth Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot and Chardonnay. There are a few mountain regions as well, nestled on the slopes overlooking the valley AVAs. Those include Howell Mountain, Stags Leap and Mount Veeder. Wines from the mountain regions are often more structured and firm, benefiting from more time in the bottle to evolve and soften.
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The girls on the Our Lady of Mercy ski team performed consistently at the Section 5 championship Tuesday at Bristol Mountain. Gibson Donnan took first overall in both the slalom and giant slalom, Ingrid Donnan took third in both events, and Megan Curley took 24th in giant slalom and 22nd in slalom.
The Monarchs, whose top three skiers finished in 506.4 seconds, held off Pittsford Sutherland (519.38) to capture the Class A title. It was Mercy's first title since 2001, according to coach Jim Eve.
"It's exciting," Ingrid Donnan said. "It's the first one in a while, so now the teachers will actually realize I do something, not just leave school all the time."
Sutherland finished second, Honeoye Falls-Lima finished third, Pittsford Mendon finished fourth, Canandaigua finished fifth and Victor finished sixth.
Keshequa claimed the Class B title and Naples finished second, Haverling finished third and Marion finished fourth.
"We gave it our best," Naples Big Green coach Robert Birdsall said. "They were a great team. Everybody skied pretty well."
The alpine combined champion was Gibson Donnan. The junior took first in both slalom runs with a combined time of 1:11.55 and took first and second in her two giant slalom runs (1:25.4). Donnan took first place in Class A in both the slalom and giant slalom.
HF-L's Maggie Gilligan took second (1:25.96 and 1:14.67) and Ingrid Donnan took third (1:39.47 and 1:15.53) in the giant slalom and slalom in Class A.
Marion's Ally Moore took first place (1:19.5) in the Class B slalom, Newark's Saige Salone took second (1:20.46) and Keshequa's Gabe Mehlenbacher took third (1:27.79). Geneseo's Logan Ellis took first in the Class B giant slalom (1:32.13), Moore took second (1:32.88) and Mehlenbacher took third (1:35.91).
The Donnan sisters, Gilligan, Curley, Moore, Sutherland's Emily Wilson, Canandaigua's Leah Norris, Webster's Gigi Vasile, Victor's Maddy Haggerty, Fairport's Brittney Pollack and Keshequa's Madison Carts made the Section 5 state team.
Ellis is the first alternate, Canandaigua's Kristine Wallace is the second and Brighton's Catie Golini is the third.
The state ski championship is Feb. 25 and 26 at Bristol Mountain.
Canandaigua coach Mike Madden was pleased with his team's skiing. The Braves' team time was 536 seconds. Norris, a sophomore, will be making a return to states.
"She is Ms. Consistent," Madden said. "She had a fourth-place finish in her second slalom run, a sixth-place finish in her first and 11th and 10th in the giant slalom. She is very focused when we go through and inspect the course. She is very coachable and she's got the athleticism."
Teammate Kristy Landre took 21st overall in the slalom and Jean Loeffler took 31st. Kristine Wallace took ninth overall in the giant slalom and Landre took 19th.
Page 2 of 2 - Victor coach Jennifer Haggerty was also happy with the results from her skiers. Maddy Haggerty had her first slalom run disqualified for straddling a gate. Because of that, the sophomore was one of the last girls to ski the second run, so the snow wasn't in optimal shape. Haggerty managed to secure a 12th-place finish on her second run to earn a spot on the state team.
"She skied really well for skiing in that position," Jennifer Haggerty said. "She was able to make it in with that run. She was able to keep her act together."
Teammate Sarah Haggerty took 15th overall in the slalom, Alli Digiacomo took 18th and Mia Haller took 20th. Sarah Haggerty took 18th in the giant slalom and Abbey Debruyn took 29th.
Naples' Katy Swank took 35th overall in the giant slalom, teammate Allison Arsenault took 40th and Claire Cooney took 56th. Swank took 30th in the slalom, Arsenault took 36th and Brenna Kunzler took 42nd.
"(Katy) was consistent all day with top runs," Birdsall said. "Her head was just in the game. She had it together and she kept our hopes alive."
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RADFORD,Va. — Nursing is gaining even more ground at Radford University.
President Penny Kyle welcomed 33 students to it's newest doctoral program with a special luncheon on Thursday.
The Doctor of Nursing program at RU is the first in the state to offer the courses on-line.
Majorie Young has 25 years experience as a nurse and is Director of Women's Health Services at Montgomery Regional Hospital.
She said more education will help her provide an even higher level of care for patients.
"As health care is changing as our society is changing as just the whole realm of education changes, you need to get the whole picture to bring it all together to be able to further it. It's another piece of the puzzle," said Young.
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Stopping West Virginia's anti-marriage equality amendment
Postedon Jan 19, 2011 at 05:45 pm
For the sixth year in a row, West Virginia will be considering a constitutional amendment defining marriage as between "one man and one woman."
Last Thursday, the WV Senate and House issued a joint resolution calling for a public vote on marriage in 2012.
The state of Marriage Equality in 2011
Postedon Jan 18, 2011 at 03:30 pm
After a 2010 with few marriage equality measures contested outside the courtroom, 2011 will likely see a number of battles state by state across the country.
Marriage Equality – A Priority For Immigrants?
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Marriage equality may not be the top priority for many New Yorkers, but even queer immigrant activists agree that its passage would expand civil rights in the state and codify the fundamental dignity of LGBT individuals and their families.
State Sen. Thomas Duane to push marriage equality bill
Postedon Jan 18, 2011 at 09:30 am
The battle over marriage for same-sex couples in New York is about to heat up again in the state Senate.
Sen. Thomas Duane, the Senate's biggest booster of the freedom to marry, said he'll introduce legislation "within weeks" to legalize marriage equality - and will push for a vote before the end of June.
Cuomo in step with Dems on social issues
Postedon Jan 14, 2011 at 02:30 pm
Much of the focus in the first two weeks of Governor Andrew Cuomo's term has been on the state's financial crisis, and the new governor's fiscally conservative prescriptions: a public employee wage freeze, spending cuts, a property tax cap.
Cuomo, a Democrat, is more in step with his party when it comes to social issues.
APNewsBreak: Marriage equality not on New Hampshire GOP agenda
Postedon Jan 13, 2011 at 10:30 am
House Republicans have decided not to pursue a repeal of New Hampshire's marriage equality law this year and plan instead to focus their energy on finding ways to improve the state's financial footing.
New York Times: Impeachment as intimidation
Postedon Jan 12, 2011 at 05:00 pm
The New York Times editorial board: "The nation's democracy and cherished rights rely on keeping court decision-making above the fickle tugs of ordinary politics. Ousting judges to register disagreement with a particular court decision is a dangerous road to go down."
Marriage efforts heat up in key states
Postedon Jan 12, 2011 at 01:30 pm
Josh Bell, Freedom to Marry's online content manager, highlights new opportunities and challenges in key states for the freedom to marry in 2011.
Maryland set to expand gay rights to include the freedom to marry
Postedon Jan 12, 2011 at 11:30 am
Maryland is poised to become the sixth state to legally honor the marriages of same-sex couples as proponents say they believe they have enough support to pass such a measure in the upcoming legislative session.
Opponents of marriage equality launch $100,000 ad campaign
Postedon Jan 11, 2011 at 03:00 pm
The local chapter of the National Organization for Marriage plans to launch a $100,000 TV advertising campaign aimed at defeating the legalization of marriage for same-sex couples in Rhode Island.


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JJ's Trek is a return to the more light-weight, frothier side of TOS (And especially the TOS films!) as opposed to stuff like The Cage which informed the mantra of TNG+ Trek. As such I find it kinda alienating and simplistic but it's still informed by previous Trek. Just not my favourite kind.
Star Trek 2009 isn't really far removed from Search for Spock at all. Although its villain is much shitter. Nero is the pits and Bana's performance was Razzie-worthy. I expect Harrison to be several classes above.
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In response to the article titled "Sinkhole causes safety concerns in Miami Twp," I would like to suggest the following to Mr. Wetick: If you have to pay to have the drainage pipe replaced, when the contractor digs it up, cap it. See how the county likes that.
Had this occurred during levy or election time, your pipe would be fixed already.
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The 101-year section of Milford Main probably hasn't witnessed as much activity as it did Saturday, June 8, since Madeira schools occupied the building. It was gratifying to see a full parking lot and friends, neighbors, family and those just interested spilling into the first-floor hallway to celebrate a group of kids not often recognized ? and visiting other artists' studios. The Artsy Fartsy Saturdays kids sparkled as they guided visitors through the labyrinth, demonstrated yoga, drummed, taught finger knitting and chef-hat making.
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This not-for-profit art exploration for under-served neighborhood kids has been lovingly embraced by the neighborhood and demonstrates what creative magic can happen at the iconic and much-loved Main school building.
The Clermont County Mental Health and Recovery Board, ArtsWave and Greater Cincinnati Foundation made the event possible. My faith community, Cincinnati Friends Meeting, has encouraged this ministry from the beginning.
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The 2013 Ramble Run 12K & 5K was held Saturday morning at Biltmore Park. The 5K first place male finisher was Daniel Amick and the first female finisher was Jennings Garry. For the 12K, the first place male finisher was Ryan Woods and the first female finisher was Mina Thorstenson. (Margaret Hester 5-11-13)
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Figure S4 - membrane transporter topological distribution. The number of proteins exhibiting a specific topological type - that is, of a putative number of TMSs - is plotted versus the number of predicted proteins of that topology, showing that proteins with one, two or three putative TMSs are substantially less numerous than those with four or six putative TMSs. Proteins with 9 or 10 predicted TMSs are present in much lower numbers, but there are increased numbers with 11 and 12 TMSs. Larger proteins are present in relatively small numbers. In general, transport proteins often have 6 or 12 TMSs, although programs that predict topology are often in error by 1 or 2 TMSs [127].
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(PRBuzz.com) November 19, 2012 -- Biogetica was formed with the intent of presenting natural medicine systems and Doctors that practice them, in a unified manner online. We are a collective of Dr's, scientists and healers from various traditions such as Allopathy, Ayurveda, Yoga, Quantum Physics, Homeopathy, Bio-energetics, Chinese and Tibetan medicine. The members of our collective were tasked with reaching into the wisdom of their traditions and presenting products and methods that had significant prior use data and modern trials supporting them. Our goal was to reach at a scientifically proven method for whole person healing that synthesizes the wisdom of ancient traditions with the verifiability of modern science.
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As I turned my computer on recently, I was greeted by that omnipresent Microsoft logo. Half a minute later I was still staring at it. Nothing else happened and I realized that was all I was going to see.
Whether you're working on a text document or a digital image, chances are eventually you are going to print them. Every printer is different, although basically the same. Most computer users don't go beyond clicking the print button, but there are many options if you look a bit deeper.
Remember how much fun it used to be to drag your stocking feet across a rug and then touch your little brother, shocking him until he screamed for your mother? Or how about being surprised by that same shock when you reached for the light switch?
The convenience of a laptop is obvious, and due to its small stature, it's also easy to upgrade and even clean.
Search engines are not just for searching anymore. Back in the day they were a simple device for finding things on the Internet. Sure, they still do that. But today's search engines are on steroids in comparison.
I have not addressed Vista, the current and latest Microsoft operating system in this column mainly because I don't like it. (Hey - my ball, my rules.)
Computers are like cars. We replace them every five years, they both take us places, they are fast and they crash.
I got up from my computer last weekend to do some cleanup around the house and yard. I was arranging bikes, mowers and piles of empty boxes when it came to me. I realized I had as much garbage in my computer as I had in my garage. There were things I never used in both places and it was time for spring cleaning.
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MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) - Gov. Bob Riley is scheduled to speak at the annual Alabama League of Municipalities convention.
The group meets Monday in Montgomery at the Renaissance Montgomery Hotel at the Convention Center.
After his luncheon speech, Riley travels to Auburn where he's expected to participate in a ceremony to name a portion of U.S. 280 in honor of Lt. General Hal Moore of Auburn.
The ceremony is set for 2:30 p.m. at the Auburn Chamber of Commerce.
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Suspect captured in Big Lake shooting fatality
BIG LAKE, Texas - A standoff between authorities and a man suspected of killing a Reagan County Sheriff's deputy ended late this morning in Big Lake with the capture of the suspect, 43-year-old Marcus Madison.
Madison was airlifted to Shannon Medical Center in San Angelo with a wound to his face, Reagan County Sheriff Jeff Garner said.
A SWAT team entered through the back and searched the house about 11 a.m., Garner said. Madison exited the house through the front door, on his own accord. No one else was in the house at the time, Garner said.
Several firearms were recovered from the house, Garner said.
Events began Wednesday night when Reagan County Sheriff's Deputy Josh Mitchell went to the house near 11th and Main streets in Big Lake to talk to Marcus Madison, who had a history of being on the wrong side of the law, Garner said.
Garner declined to disclose any information about the complaint, which he said was of a "personal nature" rather than a criminal complaint.
Mitchell was shot about 6 p.m. at or near the house. He was taken to Reagan Memorial Hospital in Big Lake, where he died from the wound.
Madison's father was in the house at the time Mitchell was shot Wednesday night, but he left the house shortly after Madison went in, Garner said.
Garner said he has known Mitchell and his family for many years. Mitchell started working at the Reagan County Jail when he was 18 years old and worked his way up into law enforcement.
"Josh Mitchell was a fine young man, he was an excellent officer," Garner said. "He would do anything for anyone. He was not the kind you can just replace."
Garner said the investigation has been handed over to the Texas Department of Public Safety.
Texas Rangers and officials from the Reagan County Sheriff's Office, Big Lake Police Department, Texas Highway Patrol and Midland Police Department were among agencies involved in the response.
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The following reports were filed from Big Lake overnight by reporter Jennifer Rios:
UPDATE: 9:26 a.m. A secretary at Big Lake First Baptist Church said the church's doors were open last night for people who wanted to pray and be together. She said most people displaced by the evacuation stayed with friends and family in Big Lake. Today the church will continue to open its doors for people needing to pray or talk to a pastor or among themselves.
As of 9:15 am officers were unloading a robot-like device from the back of a pickup truck.
UPDATE: 8:25 a.m. — Midland County's tactical armored vehicle returned about 8:15 am. .
UPDATE: 7:50 a.m. — The tactical team sounds sirens.
UPDATE: 3:47 a.m. — A DPS trooper just asked media to move down half a block - to the corner of 12th and Texas. No information is being released. DPS spokesman Sparky Dean said the next update will likely come after 8 a.m. from the Reagan County Sheriff's Office depending on what happens overnight.
UPDATE: 2:49 a.m. — 12th street is mostly cleared of officers. The armored vehicle has turned on its lights and armed men in bullet proof vests are making their way inside.
UPDATE: 2:16 a.m. — Texas Rangers on scene, negotiating with the suspect, have requested that information not be released, DPS spokesman Sparky Dean said in a text. "At this time law enforcement are continuing negotiations with the suspect," he said in a text sent about 12:30 am.
UPDATE: 1:50 a.m. — From the scene: About 1:30 what appeared to be a refurbished ambulance arrived and nearly a dozen police officers got out. Minutes after that an armored vehicle, one that resembled a tank, with the word "sheriff" on one side pulled up and a handful of officers got out. At least one person climbed into the vehicle which is at Main and 12th street - a block away from the house.
Dozens of city, county, state and federal officers are on scene. At least a dozen responder vehicles.
UPDATE: 1:23 a.m. —The suspect has barricaded himself in a residence. A helicopter is on scene, as well as the San Angelo Red Cross. The Red Cross left Angelo about 10:30 p.m. after buying fresh supplies at Walmart. They are serving sandwiches, chips, fruit, breakfast bars water and Gatorade to support law enforcement on site. Police are reminding people to stay away from the scene as it very dangerous at this point.
UPDATE: 12:50 a.m. — A command post has been set up near Texas and 12th street in Big Lake as officers continue to wait outside a home where the gunman is allegedly inside.
US marshals are on scene along with DPS officers, local police and Reagan County sheriff deputies.
Streets are blocked off in several directions from the home, but dozens of residents are sitting in front lawns or driving by the area.
UPDATE: The victim has been identified as Reagan County Sheriff Deputy Josh Mitchell, and reported that he died of his injuries after being transported to Reagan Memorial Hospital.
A law enforcement official was shot as officers searched for a suspect in Big Lake on Wednesday evening, according to a Texas Department of Public Safety news release.
The suspect was located in an alley near the 1100 block of Main Street before the suspect reportedly shot the officer. The suspect was barricaded in a house as of 10 p.m., while officers attempted to resolve the standoff, the news release states.
"We're hoping to have a peaceful solution," said Texas DPS Trooper Sparky Dean.
The officer shot was taken to the hospital. His condition is unknown. The names of the officer and suspect have not been released.
Texas Rangers and law officials from the Reagan County Sheriff's Office, Big Lake Police Department, Texas Highway Patrol and Midland Police Department were on the scene late Wednesday.
This is a developing news story. More information will be added as it becomes available.
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Garbage Collection
Peoria Disposal Company (PDC) is the contracted residential waste hauler for the City of Peoria. Trash and yard waste collection is provided weekly for residents within the City limits who reside in single or up to 4-family unit homes. For more information, download PDC's Waste Collection Guide.
Contact Information:
Peoria Disposal Company
(309) 674-5176 Option 1
Yard Waste Collection
Yard waste collection is offered April 1st through November 30th, on a weekly basis and on the same day as other household garbage collection.
Free "Yard Waste Only" stickers are available at Peoria area Fire Stations, City Hall (419 Fulton Street, Room #111) and the City of Peoria Public Works Operations & Maintenance facility (3505 N. Dries Lane).
Yard waste includes: grass, leaves, limbs and/or brush ONLY. Do NOT mix yard waste with household waste or animal waste.
Yard waste MUST be set out in one of the following methods:
- 30-gallon biodegradable paper yard waste bags. 50 lb. weight limit applies.
- Maximum 32-gallon garbage cans with yard waste sticker attached. 50 lb. weight limit applies.
- Cut and tied in bundles less than 4-foot long, weighing less than 50 lbs.
- Use only rope or twine to bundle. Items bundled with plastic or wire are not accepted.
Curbside recycling service is available through Peoria Disposal Company. For more information, call (309) 674-5176 or go to www.pdcarea.com. For recycling drop-off locations, visit the Peoria County's Recycling and Resource Conservation Office web site or call (309) 681-2550.
If an observed holiday falls on a weekday (Monday through Friday), then trash collection will be delayed by one (1) day. The following six (6) holidays are observed by Peoria Disposal Company: New Year's Day, Memorial Day, 4th of July, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas.
Garbage Fee
Garbage collection, yard waste collection and recyclables collection are currently provided to Peoria residential customers through a contract with PDC. To offset a portion of the cost for these services, the City bills a fee of $14.00 per month. Questions concerning this fee can be directed to the City's Garbage Fee Hotline at (309) 494-8807 Monday thru Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Payments can be made over the phone at (800) 701-4677. Please be sure to have your account number available when calling for payment.
Under the City's contract with PDC, they are permitted to sell or rent trash carts for refuse and yard waste and to charge a deposit on the cart for participation in the City's recyclables collection program. For more information on the recycling program or to rent or purchase a cart, contact PDC at (309) 674-5176 or visit their website at www.pdcarea.com.
Nuisance Abatements
Call the City of Peoria Code Enforcement Office to report accumulation of garbage or loose junk on someone's private property.
City of Peoria Code Enforcement
(309) 494-8654
Code Enforcement
Road Kill Removal
To report dead animals in the street or alleys call: (309) 494-8850
PDC will pick up small dead animals on city rights-of-way within 24 hours of notice during business hours, Monday through Friday, 8 AM to 5 PM.
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Mailing address:
R.R. #2, Cottonwood Road
Edwards, IL 61517
Physical address:
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309/565-4281 Gatehouse
309/565-0641 Fax
309/565-7938 Compost Facility
Take 74 West. Take the Kickapoo-Edwards exit (#82) to the right. Turn left at the STOP sign. Go 2.2 miles (over railroad tracks); turn right at STOP sign onto Route 8. Go 1 mile; turn left onto Cottonwood Road (at yellow flashing light with signs). Go approximately 1 mile on winding road. After hairpin curve, turn right at the Landfill entrance gate.
A Citizen's drop-off area is located to the left of the gatehouse, but all vehicles must first pass through the gatehouse entrance.
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Monday through Friday, 7 AM to 4:00 PM
Saturday, 7:00 AM to 12:00 PM
Unaccepted materials
These items are not acceptable for household collection: Freon, grease, motor oil, antifreeze, paint (in liquid form), biohazardous waste, industrial cleaners or solvents, or white goods.
The following are considered "white goods" and are not accepted at the Peoria City/County Landfill:
Computers, washers, dryers, dishwashers, water heaters, heaters, air conditioners, humidifiers, dehumidifiers, tires, paint, propane tanks, fluorescent bulbs, motor oil, mercury-containing products, lead-acid batteries.
Compost Facility
Peoria residents may dispose of yardwaste materials for a nominal fee:
- $1.25 per bag
- $15.32 per cubic yard (The average truck bed is approx. 3 cubic yards)
Yardwaste collection is provided free of charge through the City's hauling contract. For more information, see "Garbage and Recycling Services" webpage.
Dumping Fees
The Peoria City/County Landfill allows residents of Peoria County to dispose of one load of residential refuse per week at no charge. Additional residential loads will be charged $5.
Some items are not accepted under the residential program. These are charged a $20 minimum fee per load.
Proof of residency is required.
The dumping policy for the landfill can be downloaded from the link on the top of the page.
General rules & regulations
Do NOT use plastic bags for yardwaste.
Do NOT use plastic or wire for bundling.
More Information
- Neighborhood Clean Up Events
Contact the Neighborhoods Division of Planning and Growth for more information on City or neighborhood clean up events. (309) 494-8656
- Household Hazardous Waste Collection
State sponsored events to collect various household hazardous wastes.
- Tire Recycling
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When Your Child Is Diagnosed with Diabetes: Parents' Questions for the Health Care Team
Parents of children with diabetes often have concerns about the disease, its impact on their family, and how to keep their children safe and healthy. Use these questions to talk with your child's health care team and learn about your child's diabetes care needs… at diagnosis and later on as well. The links provided below each question have background information about the topic in question to help you prepare for your child's health care team visit.
What are the different types of diabetes?
- Which type of diabetes does our child have?
- Will it ever go away?
- Will my child with type 1 diabetes always have to take insulin?
Helpful information:
- What is Diabetes (Consejos para jóvenes con diabetes: la diabetes)
- Overview of Diabetes in Children and Adolescents
- The Facts About Diabetes
- Your Guide to Diabetes: Type 1 and Type 2
How is diabetes managed?
- How can we help our child manage his/her diabetes?
- How often will our child need to visit you each year?
Helpful information:
- Diabetes in Teens (See the tip sheets in English and Spanish about how to be active; stay at a healthy weight; make healthy food choices; and deal with the ups and downs of diabetes.)
- Living with Diabetes: For Parents and Kids
- Everyday Wisdom Kit for type 1 diabetes
- Be Healthy Today; Be Healthy For Life for type 2 diabetes
Who should be part of my child's health care team?
- What role does each person play in my child's care?
- How do we contact them?
Helpful information:
- Overview of Diabetes in Children and Adolescents (See Visiting the Health Care Team)
- Find a Physician, Education Program, Diabetes Educator, or Dietitian
- Assembling a School Health Team
How can we work together as a family to help our child?
- How can we help our child check blood glucose; take insulin or other medication; eat healthy foods; be more active; and learn about diabetes?
- Who can help us work together as a family?
Helpful information:
- Overview of Diabetes in Children and Adolescents (See Helping Children and Adolescents Manage Diabetes)
- Diabetes HealthSense (Select 'Child' or 'Teen and young adult' from the 'Age' drop-down menu and 'Person with diabetes' from the 'I am a' drop-down menu)
- Diabetes in Teens (in English and Spanish)
- Family Communication
What emotional issues might our child and family face?
- Will diabetes affect the way our child behaves?
- When do we start letting our child manage his/her own diabetes care?
- Who can help us cope with these issues?
Helpful information:
- Everyday Life: Learn about age-related issues and diabetes
- Living with Diabetes: For Parents and Kids
- Tips for Teens with type 2 Diabetes: Dealing with the Ups and Downs of Diabetes (Consejos para jóvenes con diabetes: la diabetes y tus sentimientos)
- Emotional Health
- In-Person Diabetes Support
- Online Diabetes Communities
- Pediatric to Adult Diabetes Care: Transition Planning Checklist
Should we tell friends and family about our child's diabetes?
Helpful information:
How do we pay for diabetes care?
The Affordable Care Act of 2010 offers new rights and protections to make health coverage more fair and easy to understand.
- You can find coverage that fits your budget and meets your needs.
- All children, even after a diabetes diagnosis, can get coverage through a parent's health plan until age 26.
- Your family can qualify for free or low-cost care.
- Your child cannot be denied coverage, nor be required to pay more for coverage, after a diabetes diagnosis or any other pre-existing condition.
To learn more, visit www.healthcare.gov.
If your family has recently lost health benefits due to a change in work status, find out if you are covered under COBRA. COBRA (the Consolidated Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act) is a federal law that allows for insurance coverage to be continued temporarily for workers who have lost health benefits.
For additional health insurance resources, visit:
- Financial Help for Diabetes Care: State Children's Health Insurance Program (SCHIP)
- Insure Kids Now! A national initiative to link families to low-cost insurance programs
- Medicaid's Children's Health Insurance Program
- Where can I get free or low-cost care in my community?
What resources are there to help our child in school?
Helpful information:
- Helping the Student with Diabetes Succeed: A Guide for School Personnel
- Helping Your Child Manage Diabetes at School
- Safe at School
- Type 1 Diabetes in College
What does this mean for other members of our family?
- Does it mean our other children will get diabetes too?
- What about other family members?
Helpful information:
- Family Health History and Diabetes
- Overview of Diabetes in Children and Adolescents (See Predicting Type 1 Diabetes)
- Prevent Type 2 Diabetes in Your Family
- How to Help Your Children Stay Healthy: Tips to Lower Their Chances of Getting Type 2 Diabetes (Consejos para jóvenes: disminuye tu riesgo de desarrollar la diabetes tipo 2)
What research is going on?
Several large national and international studies are under way through the National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases (NIDDK) and other groups. To learn more about some of these studies, talk with your health care team and visit the websites below:
- NIDDK's Clinical Trials website answers some of the most frequently asked questions about participating in research studies. NIDDK conducts and supports a wide range of research aimed at finding ways to prevent and treat diabetes and its health complications.
- DirecNet The Diabetes Research in Children Network involves a number of clinical centers working to determine the potential use of glucose monitoring technology and its impact on the management of type 1 diabetes in children.
- JDRF lists the clinical trials it funds as well as research being conducted by other institutions and organizations.
- The consortiums to identify The Environmental Determinants of Diabetes in the Young (TEDDY) is an international effort to identify infectious agents, dietary factors, or other environmental factors that trigger type 1 diabetes in genetically susceptible individuals.
- The National Collaborative on Childhood Obesity Research (NCCOR) is promoting research to help reverse the childhood obesity epidemic.
- The SEARCH for Diabetes in Youth study will help us learn how many youth have type 1 and type 2 diabetes; identify the medical problems that arise in children with diabetes; improve the health care children receive; and understand how diabetes shapes their daily lives.
- Type 1 Diabetes TrialNet is an international network of researchers who are exploring ways to prevent, delay, and reverse the progression of type 1 diabetes. To find out if you can join a study, visit the TrialNet website or call 1-800-HALT-DM1 (1-800-425-8361).
- T1D Exchange Clinic Registry encourages research and development projects and programs in type 1 diabetes by helping researchers characterize individuals living with the disease, conduct analyses, and identify participants for future clinical studies.
The following NIDDK studies have concluded. Visit their websites for more information about helping your child.
- The TODAY (Treatment Options for type 2 Diabetes in Adolescents & Youth) study followed a large group of children with type 2 diabetes to find the best ways to care for type 2 diabetes in children and teens.
- The HEALTHY study was an intervention in middle schools to lower obesity rates. Findings reported in 2010 reported lower obesity rates in students at highest risk for type 2 diabetes who started out overweight or obese in sixth grade.
Additional Resources for Parents and Children
National Diabetes Education Program
www.YourDiabetesInfo.org or call 1-888-693-NDEP (1-888-693-6337)
National Diabetes Information Clearinghouse
http://diabetes.niddk.nih.gov or call 1-800-860-8747
www.jdrf.org or call (800) 533-CURE (2873)
American Association of Diabetes Educators
https://www.diabeteseducator.org/ or call 1-800-TEAM-UP4 (1-800-832-6874)
American Diabetes Association
www.diabetes.org or call 1-800-DIABETES (1-800-342-2383)
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
www.cdc.gov/diabetes or call 1-800-311-3435
Children with Diabetes
www.healthcare.gov or call 1-800-318-2596
Joslin Diabetes Center
www.joslin.org or call 1-800-JOSLIN-1
See NDEP's Resources for Diabetes in Children and Adolescents for a listing of government agencies, professional organizations, and voluntary associations that provide information and resources related to diabetes in children and adolescents.


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I would have liked the news release to have included that they have no plans to do another financing until cash flow positive in Feb. Also why are they thanking the support of their supplliers? To me that means the suppliers have not been paid! I was expecting more than a 3 ounce increase from Nov to Dec! Unless mining was halted over the holidays, production is flat. Not good.
This news release combined with the recent article makes me almost certain they are trying to get a financing done. "It is estimated that the Company can accelerate its development by about 3 months". How can you accelerate development by 3 months in 1 month? These new miners must be pretty quick!
What if the company can only accelerate development by 2 months? How many ounces of production is necessary to be cash flow positive in Feb? Feb 2013 is not a leap year, will that be the excuse? How much cash do they have right now? I honestly was expecting 2000 ounces production for Dec. Does anyone really believe they will be self-sufficient in 1 month? I am very skeptical.
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Manhattan Research shared a few more numbers from its annual "Taking the Pulse" online research survey of 2,950 physicians in a webinar this week. The numbers showed that smartphone, desktop and laptop use has leveled out among physicians while tablet adoption has risen to 72 percent, up from 62 percent last year. The 62 percent number was a surprise for Manhattan last year, more than doubling 2011's 30 percent metric. The firm also asked doctors how they used each of their different devices.
"The smartphone continues to be a quick hit device, many times per day being accessed, but for, of course, a much shorter burst," said Manhattan Research President Meredith Ressi. "It's largely used for looking up information, as opposed to content consumption, checking email, etc., whereas the desktop and laptop continue to be the mainstay, especially for EHR access."
"The tablet one is a lot more interesting," she went on. "It really kind of defies classification, so we're calling it a hybrid device. There's 72 percent who own one but they're not all using it the same way. Theres a minority who are very active users treating it as a quasi-mobile device, using it throughout the day for both information look-up and content consumption. And then there's more of a leanback crew, more of an 'on the couch' thing, watching video and reading emails."
The study also looked at the apps and programs doctors are running on their devices.
"It was the first time we've seen online textbooks surpass print textbook in terms of weekly use," Ressi said. She also said physicians were "quite amenable to prescribing apps to patients."
"We did a little section asking what kinds of apps they had prescribed," she said. "So it's really interesting to see that becoming a reality."
The study also looked at many different ways doctors communicate with each other and with their patients. She said doctors' usage of closed online physician-only communities has remained stagnant overall, although particular communities, including Doximity and QuantiaMD, have grown.
Physician communication with patients by video was stagnant after growing a lot from 2009 to 2011, she said. Overall, digital communication between doctors and patients was up.
"Close to half of physicians had done some sort of email or electronic consultation with their patients," Ressi said. "That could be email, secure message, video, or text message. I will say that what's driven that metric is patient-facing portals in EHRs and Meaningful Use criteria. One of the best ways to ensure that patients actually engage with a patient portal is to have the physicians send some kind of outbound message."
Last week, Manhattan released a press release with one of their most interesting findings: that seven in ten physicians have had a patient share self-tracking data with them.


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We are proud to present to you a first overview of the innovations in EA SPORTS™ FIFA MANAGER 13. Many additional new features will be announced in the months ahead.
Release: October 2012
Platform: PC, PC-Download
Team Dynamics
FIFA MANAGER 13 comes alive with a team analysis feature called "Team Matrix", as well as a hierarchy pyramid, which allows you to visualize which players are facing challenges in the team pecking order. In the Team Dynamics section you get an overview of team hierarchy, rivalry, personality clashes, personal goals, family relationships and much more.More information
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Every player of the team has his personal objectives. Some want to become a first team regular, others want to play for their country, some simply want to improve their skills, whilst others want to be captain or take the penalties etc.More information
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The new basic screen resolution of FIFA MANAGER 13 was increased from 1024x768 to 1280x1024.More information
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The positional level was removed from the game. The general quality of a player will now be calculated with a formula that includes the skill levels and the player type.More information
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FIFA MANAGER 13 includes three new planning tools. The Season Planner is an addition to the Transfer Market, the Upcoming Events are added to the News/Calendar section, and the Player Development Tool can be found on the Player Info screen.More information
The new half-time feature gives you more control with detailed player speeches and new team speeches, options to boost the energy of a player by a massage or to offer players with minor knocks medical treatment, direct feedback on your decisions and the new Assistant option to delegate your work.More information
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The tactical settings now have more precise definition. There are no longer 3, 4, 5 or 6 settings, but you can essentially select probabilities for short versus long passing, the playing direction, the position of the defensive line, or the height of crosses.More information
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In the Live Ticker the focus this year is on additional options for the manager to have direct influence on the game. The main feature is the new decision system to shout orders onto the pitch in specific situations.More information
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Season Planner
This tool allows you to plan your squad for the next season. You can select current squad players, players in negotiations with your club and players who are just on your scouts' short list. It is then possible to try out various combinations to explore the impact they could have on your team and to directly start negotiations in case you want to really sign a player.
Upcoming Events
The second tool is a new screen that lists all upcoming events and improvements such as important matches; important transfer market dates; completion dates of stadium elements, club facilities, and youth camps; required points for a personal promotion (manager level); changes in the all-time tables; experience gains of players and many more.
This allows you to take immediate action or to set reminders for when further steps are required.
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Being a wolf is about being part of a pack, but Saoi is a lone wolf. He is looking for the answers he has regarding the change in pack sizes, litters and life spans. In his human form Saoi goes by the name of Brian Fenwick, a teaching assistant in biology at the University of California at Santa Cruz.
Kiya White Cloud is a Lakota and a college student as UCSC. He returns from a spring break visit home to South Dakota to find a sexy new teacher's assistant in his biology class. Since breaking up with his boyfriend, Ted, Kiya is on the prowl for a new man in his life.
Brian is in charge of taking students on field trips to study the eco-systems in nature. Kiya is making it hard for Brian to follow the main rule of not dating the students. Kiya is an attractive young man and is well aware of his effect on Brian. The wolf inside of Brian is ready to break loose whenever Kiya is near. When Ted sends hunters after Saoi, Kiya refuses to give up the love they have found. Both men's love of nature is ingrained in their very beings. Will it be enough to allow them to forget the rules of man and follow the laws of nature?
This is such a sexy story about a shapeshifter and a Native American. I like the way the authors use nature and her elements to bring these two men closer. The beautiful descriptions of the forests and beach draw the reader in while the heat between Brian and Kiya keep you reading. Both of these characters are pack-oriented: Saoi with his wolf pack and Kiya with his family. This is just another element I enjoyed. While the sex scenes between the wolf and the man are a little too much for me to take, I do understand where the authors are going with them.
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Born: May 22, 1944
Died: February 27, 2013
Carolyn Sue Fry, 68, of Edmond, OK passed away on Wednesday, February 27, 2013 in Edmond. She was born on May 22, 1944 in Guthrie, OK to Frank and Marguerite (Wehrenberg) Fry.
Carolyn was the youngest of 7 girls and 1 younger brother.
She had spent her entire adulthood in nursing homes in the Oklahoma City area. She enjoyed doing embroidery work and loved to color pictures. Carolyn also enjoyed playing bingo and she was well known for never missing a birthday or Christmas by always sending out cards to everyone. Her world was brightened with the many cards and pictures she received in return.
Carolyn was preceded in death by her parents and 3 sisters: Twila Skrobarcek, Maxine Stephens and Lois Walton. She is survived by 3 sisters: Edra Hawkins and husband Charles of Warr Acres, OK; Dorthey Del Rio of Edmond and Doris Uhrig and husband Jerry of Tecumseh, KS as well as 1 brother, Leonard Fry and wife Arma of Moore, OK and many nieces and nephews.
Graveside funeral services will be held at 3:00 PM, Friday, March 1, 2013 at Summit View Cemetery, Guthrie, OK with John Hawkins of Oklahoma City officiating. Arrangements are under the direction of Smith-Gallo Funeral Home, Guthrie.
In lieu of flowers, donations in Carolyn's name, may be made to a charity of your choice.


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can dr.banner die by age? I mean cus banner has alredy tryed to kill himself with difrrent kinds of things and the hulk has saved him from it. so can dr.banner die by age of will hulk save him again?
Caught in a gamma bomb explosion while trying to save the life of a teenager, Dr. Bruce Banner was transformed into the incredibly powerful creature called the Hulk. An all too often misunderstood ... more
can dr.banner die by age? I mean cus banner has alredy tryed to kill himself with difrrent kinds of things and the hulk has saved him from it. so can dr.banner die by age of will hulk save him again?
Not my favorite(spideys my fav) but still a grEat part to marvel for sure!
I have been to a countless number of forums and posts on God only knows how many websites and have yet to have my question answered, so, here goes. I know Stan Lee always used alliterative names (same first and last initials) to remember his characters' names better (Peter Parker, Susan Storm, Matt Murdock, Reed Richards, etc.), thus Bruce Banner. My question is, why was his name changed from Bruce to David only for the tv series?
@rnag04 I believe that according to Stan Lee...at the time of filming in the 1970's...the thought was that, the name "Bruce" was considered gay and therefore maybe not desirable for public consumption
@rnag04 Kenneth Johnson was the lead developer and executive producer for the TV series. He wanted to make the show separate from the comic book. He changed the first and middle name of Banner, that is why he is David Bruce Banner instead of the comic books Bruce David Banner. Johnson also wanted to change the Hulk from Green to Red, as red is more commonly linked to anger then green is. However Marvel told him no to the color change.
By changing his name i get the feeling this also helped lower confusion (not sure how much there would be) between people talking about the TV show's David Banner, and the comic books Bruce Banner.
hulk is awesome!!!!!!!!!
After countless debates with people about the Hulk's strength and abilities, I have a few question for the writers & editors associated with the Hulk:
If Hulk's strength is limitless due to his increasing anger, his source of energy is also limitless. So were does this limitless energy come from?
If Hulk is thrown into a super massive black hole, as he will continue getting angrier & angrier, his strength will eventually surpass that of the black hole, correct??
Is a super angry Hulk stronger than Galactus or Thanos with the Infinity Gauntlet and stones?
How can Hulk survive in outer space without pressure or oxygen?
@JMH0325 Beyonder exaggerated on hulk strength or lied.He is known to that.The beyonder told a lie about hulk or exaggerates.Hulk has near limitless strength like sentry,blue marvel,superman etc..Marvel Encyclopedia v2 2009 says he has near limitless strength.That's the latest proof.Beyonder exaggerated/lied on hulk's strength.he is known to do that.Hulk does not have limitless or unlimited strength .If he did he would be able to pick thor hammer in the 616 if he was found unworthy .There is no such thing as unlimited strength.
@mace25 @JMH0325 Wrong, Beyonder didn't lie. He's not the only one to say that Hulk has unlimited strength. Picking up Thor's hammer has little to do with strength and more to do with the enchantment written upon mjolnir's face--whosoever is worthy...Hulk is deemed not worthy because he occupies a space of being both a hero and sometimes seen as a villain. He often fights with his teammates and his rages cause havoc and destruction. Therefore he's not worthy. He's listed as the strongest Marvel non-cosmic being. Such is the tragic nature of the Hulk. Yes there is such a thing as unlimited strength/rage...it's the power of the Hulk. Many have attested to his unlimited power from day one until now.
I'm just wondering, when are they going to make the second Hulk movie???
Avengers movies are awesome. I think there are so many story lines in the comics though that leads to confusion. Like on this site Ultron was developed by Dr. Pym, the little man....And in this latest movie version he is created by Tony Stark but brought into existence by Thor.....Whew,,,so much to process. But Hulk is as bad as they come. Iron man is very impressive. I am huge fans of them both.
hi if you are seeing this stan lee i wanted to say hi
please, port this Incredible Hulk game (Next-gen version) to PC (Steam)
Ruffalo is best HULK since Bixby hands down! Norton was decent but had a lot of moments of overreacting AND DIDNT CONVINCE ME OF BEING A GENIUS. plus was all about himself and not a team player hence no CASTing in an ensemble film.And Bana was just wrong period.Not a bad actor (loved his role in troy) he jus isn't a believable banner..Norton isn't walking through that door so just get over it.Ruffalo has 6movie deal and is here to stay.So stop the ruffalo bashing.He's better.Else he wouldn't have the backing of a multi million dollar company.🎤⬇
@BixbyBanner me no like
@BixbyBanner I like Ruffalo. He's plays the "Mild Mannered" Banner really well. I like his smirk about always being angry before transforming and smashing the alien creature. I don't think there could have been a better choice for a modern Banner.
Too Bad!
I'm sick of seeing Mark Ruffalo as "hulk", the only one proved to be a good actor is "EDWARD NORTON" so please return to squeeze as hulk if not they will go down the drain
@diegodeTal MARK RUFFALO IS AWSOME HE IS THE ONLY GREAT HULK/BRUCE BANNER ACTOR EVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@diegodeTal oh please
They should make a prequel for Hulk. But if Hulk and The Incredible Hulk isn't included in the New Marvel Cinematic Universe make a Hulk movie.
@CptnRodgers Planet Hulk would be an awesome movie. Seeing that they're doing a Dr Strange film in the future it could bring together all of the Illuminati who decide to send Hulk in to space.
Ahhh bIggggiee biggggie!!!!!
my favourite character
I like how strong he is:) .He is one of my favorite marvel super hero ever!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:)
My son, who is disabled and now 41, has loved and followed the Hulk since he was 3. He's a big guy and a big kid and a collector of everything Todd McFarlane and has expanded his collection to include his kids, both who have disabilities. I am looking for a pair a of XXL Hulk Pajamas (just Hulk on them) and the Todd McFarlane The Prison Tower construction set. We can't find it at our Toys R Us yet. My son has an amazing ManCave where the walls, shelves, computer desk, ceiling and everything is covered in everything from old Spawns, Star Wars, Funko Pops, Walking Dead, and everything else you can imagine. If anyone can help me find any of these things please let me know. He got the Darryl Dixon and The Governor's house, but The Prison Tower set seems to be as allusive as the pajamas I've been looking for for years. If anyone out there can offer some suggestions, I would really appreciate you letting me know here or by e-mail. He is a collector, and everything he has are in the original boxes. He refers to it as his children's future. Todd McFarlane, if you see this, know that Danny is his number one fan, and he has been for 38 years.
@cwyankeeatheart you are a great mom/dad lol, my parents didn't let me like superheros and collect their stuff cause i was a girl XD
@thathulk @cwyankeeatheart That is so sweet i will keep an eye out for ya.
Dear thathulk.
Its sad that you werent allowed to like superheros because you were/are a girl/woman. Its sad how manY parents deny the necessity of childrens imagination due to pareNt's concePtual thInking which is an insult to intelligence. Dreaming awake/sleeping has t an importAnt role for every human beiNg of twellbeing and as well a drive for accomplishment whateVer it is. Ironic to saY it but every parent doesnt matter which sex they are have both testosteronE as estrogen as Well. Ideologies of the parents afraiD of child's sexual development In life is based on lack of understanding of biology. I have a feMale friend who werent allOwed to cut her hair or be on skateboard with the boYs due to lack of knowledge. Sadly people are still being often very judgemental without pragmatic free-thinking. My comment to you is due to that i feel yoUr pain reading your comment from childhood as I know and have seen many such idiocracy in parenting. Well i dont want to be too soap-boxing but hulk is one of my favourite superhero.
Best regards, David
My keyboard; caps-lock is not functioning right therefor my last comment have capital letters in middle of words. Have a nice day.
Hey Marvel,
Remember those sweet, sweet covers LADRONN did for Planet Hulk? Can you maybe get him to do some more covers for you? Please, please, pretty please? I would buy Millie the Model if LADRONN did the cover.
Now with the new version of HULK {DR.GREEN}...He can be the perfect nemesis to TONY STARK [extremis IRON MAN ]...
what was the hulk doing during A vs. X? He just pops up at the very end of the event? Why wasn't bruce banner working with Tony Stark? what happened to him before that he was out in the grand canyon?
@dwyper Good point....
when The avengers got hulk - ified Hulk went all out and even to down Thor in a crazy city wrecking battle.
the hulk is also able to see ghosts and doctor strange in his spirit form.
@toddly1 Very little people know that but it is true.
He can also telepathically zero in on his original Gamma site and instinctively target magic.
Visit a true Incredible Hulk fan site: http://z3.invisionfree.com/Mickeys_Comic_Tavern/index.php?showforum=179
I miss the old Halls of Hulk forums that used to be on this site. Scrabblehulk, Rageboccar, Tetraking, Ravenskids, infinityman, Juggy313... So many hardcore Hulk fans. Where did you all go?
Hulk is the greatest!
i want to be a hero that can beat the hulk....legend
BEST character ever, i ADORE the Hulk since i was 7 years old !
@sam2650 me to but since 2


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Hannah Thompson Culbreth, 19, was behind the wheel of her compact car when she was struck by an allegedly stolen pickup truck driven by Jody Shane Kitchens.
"They made contact on the curve just east of Rockhouse Road," said Investigator Wesley Burnett of the Sheriff's Office.
Emergency responders rushed to the accident site but were unable to revive Culbreth.
The Lumpkin County resident died on the scene. Her eight-month-old daughter was also in the vehicle during the crash but was unharmed.
Fellow passenger, Jeffrey Caleb Welch, 21, was seriously injured and flown to Atlanta by helicopter.
Kitchens reportedly fled the scene immediately after the collision.
"He took off on foot," said Burnett.
Georgia State Patrol troopers took over the investigation of the accident while local law enforcement officials teamed with canine handlers from Gainesville and Dawson County to begin the search for the 46-year-old Lumpkin County suspect.
"They searched for him all night," said Burnett. "They tracked him with canines."
Sheriff Stacy Jarrard said the dogs stayed on the trail of the suspect the entire night.
"We were keeping the roadways hot," he said. "And he was just running around and around and around in the woods."
It was early Tuesday morning when Jarrard received a tip from a passerby who reportedly spotted Kitchens moving across a clearing in the general area of the accident.
"She said a guy just came up out of the woods on the other side of a hill," he said.
Jarrard was then able to cut off the suspect and was waiting at the wood-line when Kitchens reportedly stumbled out of the woods.
Officials said it appeared as though Kitchens suffered injuries from the accident as well as additional wounds that were inflicted as he allegedly fled into the woods.
He was transported to Chestatee Regional Hospital and then to Lumpkin County Detention Center.
He was charged with first degree vehicular homicide, hit and run, possession of marijuana, driving under the influence, serious injury by vehicle, too fast for conditions, failure to maintain a lane, failure to report an accident, reckless driving, removing or affixing a license plate with the intent to conceal or misrepresent and a parole violation.
Meanwhile, Jarrard thanked those who assisted in the apprehension of Kitchens and also expressed his condolences to the family of Culbreth.
"She was a good mother," he said. "A mother that kept her child safe in her car seat. My heart goes out to the family that lost that child."


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LHS to send two students to International Science and Engineering Fair
Two Leesville High School students were chosen to represent the school at the International Science and Engineering Fair (ISEF) against students from around the world May 11-15 in California.
Robert Rose Jr. and Austin Young's project won first place in the Engineering Biochemical Division at the Regional Science Fair in Alexandria on Feb. 22. The event was sponsored by LSUA.
Their final project generates electricity from emissions and reduces harsh impacts of gases on the planet by converting them into usable byproducts. The goal of the project is to decrease pollutants and acid rain in the atmosphere and increase company profits by reusing energy.
Donelle Evans, head of the LHS science department, said she challenged Rose and Young to find a way to use the material coming out of a smoke stack for energy, to create a usable product and to reduce the gas emissions in our environment.
"They did exactly what I asked," she said.
Rose and Young represent the fourth set of students from Leesville High School to attend the ISEF, which is the world's largest pre-college science competition. This year, more than 1,600 students from more than 70 countries, regions and territories will travel to the United States to showcase their work and compete for more than $4 million dollars in rewards.
La. Review editor to conclude lecture series
Billy Fontenot, editor of The Louisiana Review, will read his short story "Coffee Milk" on May 1 to conclude the 2013-14 series of LSUA Cavanaugh lectures. He will be at the Alexandria Museum of Art at 6 p.m. The reading is free and open to the public.
He also is an associate professor of English at Louisiana State University of Eunice, teaching American literature and writing fiction set in Louisiana. Previous publications include stories in Transformation, Valley Voices, Writers' Forum, The Southwestern Review and The LACC Journal.
The Louisiana Review is an art and literature journal focusing on Louisiana and Gulf Coast authors and artists. For more information, visit web.lsue.edu/la-review and on Facebook.
Cenla colleges announce graduation ceremonies
Universities and colleges in Central Louisiana have announced spring commencement ceremonies.
Students at Northwestern State will cross the stage May 9 in Prather Coliseum with two ceremonies at 10 a.m. and 3 p.m.
Louisiana State University of Alexandria's commencement ceremony is set for May 15 at 10 a.m. in the Alexandria Riverfront Center.
Central Louisiana Technical and Community College graduates will celebrate May 16 at 2 p.m. in the Alexandria Riverfront Center.
Louisiana College students graduate May 17 at 10 a.m. in Guinn Auditorium.
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Hayward® filters were designed with three things in mind. Simple operation, low maintenance and all-weather performance. By doing this, they set new standards in all three of the filtering technologies available to the residential pool owner for performance, value and dependability.
Cartridge Filtration. This methodology employs an element or elements similar to the air filter in your car. Debris in the water passes through the filter and is trapped by tiny pores in the cartridge(s) within the filter. When the filter elements become dirty, you simply remove the elements from the filter and hose them off. Of course, you can also use some filter cleaning agents to get the cartridges even cleaner. Typically, cartridge filters trap particles as small as 10 – 15 microns in size. The human eye can't see anything smaller 40 microns.
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Similar to sand filters, when D.E. filters become dirty, they are cleaned either by backwashing, or regenerating and draining the clogged D.E. to the 'waste' line. To restore filtration, a fresh 'charge' of D.E. is added to the filter. For more information on how a D.E. Filter Works, click here.
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The filter canister is filled with sand. Water enters the top of the filter canister and flows to the bottom through all of the sand. On its way to the bottom of the filter, debris in the water is being trapped within the sand granuales. The clean filtered water exits the bottom of the filer. Over time, the sand in the filter becomes dirty and requires cleaning. This is done by turning a valve on the filter canister and reversing the direction of the water. This is commonly referred to as backwashing the filter. The debris in the sand is washed out through the waste line. Sand filters typically filter out particles as small as 20 microns in size.
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The Prostate Cancer Support Group at San Ramon Regional Medical Center invites the community to learn about prostate cancer. Learn about the PSA tests, biopsies, watchful waiting, and aggressive treatment of prostate cancer.
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