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Norwin High School student dies
Constructing a 100-foot long split rail fence along a gritty trail was Mike Sweeney's vision to keep walkers a safe distance from a cliff in a North Huntingdon park.
The project would weave together his love for being outdoors while finally earning him the prestigious Eagle Scout rank, which he had been working toward since first grade.
Although Sweeney will never chop the wood or hammer the nails, the fence will be assembled, rail by rail, in his honor.
Michael T. Sweeney Jr., of North Huntingdon, died Sunday. He was 17.
"We will finish this project for him," Don Brill, an assistant Scout Leader said, choking up. "We want the kid to get his Eagle Scout posthumously. We'll put a brass plaque on it. He is our Eagle."
Sweeney became ill Sunday afternoon and was transported to Westmoreland Hospital. He was pronounced dead about an hour later at 2:40 p.m.
Because of his symptoms, an emergency room doctor mentioned the possibility of meningitis. Tests proved negative for the contagious disease, Kenneth Bacha, Westmoreland County coroner, said.
A cause and manner are still being determined, but Bacha said the death appears to be natural.
Sweeney enjoyed spending time camping with the Boy Scouts and hunting with his father, Brill said. Last year, Sweeney bagged a 5-point deer in Armstrong County.
"It was about being one with nature and having a love of the land and that was Mike," Brill said.
A letter released to parents in the Norwin School District Monday announced Sweeney's death. Counselors and psychologists were available to talk to students, according to the letter.
Administrators said Sweeney's parents requested students honor their son by performing a random act of kindness, according to the letter.
As a senior at Norwin High School, Sweeney was a member of the boy's track team, Norwin Robotics Club and parishioner of St. Agnes Church.
Amanda Dolasinski is a staff writer for Trib Total Media. She can be reached at 412-856-7400, ext. 8626.
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Eimear McBride, seen winning the Goldsmiths Prize last November, was also presented with the Baileys Prize last night
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The first ever winner of the Goldsmiths Prize also scooped the Bailey's Women's Prize for Fiction last night (June 4).
Debut author Eimear McBride beat literary heavyweights such as Donna Tartt for her book, A Girl is a Half-formed Thing.
The novel – which took a decade to get published – was inspired by her experience of nursing her brother who suffered a brain tumour.
After many years of rejection, the book was picked up by independent publishers Galley Beggar Press and was thrust into the spotlight when Eimear won the Goldsmiths Prize last November.
The 37-year-old spoke to News Shopper after she won the award at the New Cross-based university about how difficult it was to find a publisher.
She said: "It only took six months to write but I spent around nine or ten years trying to get a publisher.
"Most said it was too difficult and not populist enough.
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She said the prize was "imaginative" and "nothing less than I would expect from Goldsmiths".
The university, which runs a busy schedule of events from its Writers' Centre, headed by Blake Morrison, was also praised by the publishers last night for recognising the novel's potential so early on.
They tweeted from their @GalleyBeggars account, after the announcement of the Baileys Prize at the Royal Festival Hall: "Huge thanks too, to @GoldsmithsPrize - who recognised A Girl for the gem it is and has given prizes a push back in the right direction."
Baileys Prize chair of judges Helen Fraser said: "This is an extraordinary new voice – this novel will move and astonish the reader."
The shortlist also included Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie for Americanah, Hannah Kent for Burial Rites, Jhumpa Lahiri for The Lowland, Audrey Magee for The Undertaking, and Donna Tartt for The Goldfinch.
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Sunshine Coast boaties are calling for the Mooloolah River mouth to be dredged again, saying a build-up of sand has left it extremely dangerous to cross.
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Maritime Safety Queensland issued a shoal warning on the river entrance on Tuesday, saying it had put in new buoys to mark a safer entrance and exit to the river.
But with the channel now very close to the left rock wall, boaties fear it will only be a matter of time before large waves sees a vessel pushed onto the rockwall.
Last weekend, the Mooloolaba Coast Guard warned boat owners thinking of going to sea about the bar and the water depth and that many larger boats would not be able to cross the bar when returning home at the low tide.
'A few yachts didn't join the Mooloolaba Yacht Club's Sunday race fearing they would have to wait for the high tide late Sunday night to cross the bar and those who did go sailing had trouble when returning to port, with a couple hitting the bottom,' sailor Richard Campbell-Burns said.
'It was lucky the weather was favourable but there were still waves occasionally breaking on the shallow sections.
'It will only take one rogue wave to push a boat on to the rocks or over turn a boat containing a young family which could easily lead to the loss of a life,' Mr Campbell-Burns warned.
'As one of Queensland's best holiday boating destinations and with the Easter Break fast approaching lot of local and visiting boating families will be wanting to crossing the bar.
He said the Coast's fishing industry, already battered by a shocking run of rough weather, did not need more reasons for them to be stuck in port.
'There needs to be some long term plan (and) action to help make the river mouth safe for all users without any major impact on the enviroment,' Mr Campbell-Burns said.
'The river is an area of the Sunshine Coast that has been sadly neglected over the last couple of years, the dredging that was done a few years back at a high cost helped for a while but the river has returned to where it was we need a long term plan to make sure this situation is not alowed to happen again.'
Dredging of the river was carried out in August last year, at a cost of $250,000.
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'Queensland Transport is arranging a dredging contractor to carry out works to remove the shoal by the method of bed levelling in mid April if the shoal has not naturally cleared itself by this time.'


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If you are the kind of person who talks about music too much, there aretwo words that undoubtedly play an integral role in your workadaylexicon: "overrated" and "underrated." This is because those twosentiments pop up in 90 percent of all musical discussions.
What's interesting about this phenomenon is that no one uses the samecriteria when applying either of those terms. For example, bands can beoverrated because certain rock critics like them too much (Sonic Youth,Wilco, Yo La Tengo), or underrated if they sell a lot of records butaren't widely regarded as brilliant (Thin Lizzy, Duran Duran), orunderrated because barely anyone seems to know who they are (Tortoise,Sloan, Lifter Puller). Bands can be overrated because they'regood-looking (the Lemonheads in 1992), or they can be underratedbecause they're good-looking (the Lemonheads in 1994). Some groups canbe overrated and underrated at the same time (Radiohead). Some groupsseem overrated on purpose (Oasis). Some groups seem eternallyunderrated because-no matter how hard they try-they're just not asinteresting as groups who are overrated on purpose (Blur). It is veryeasy to be underrated, because all you need to do is nothing. Everyonewants to be underrated. It's harder to become overrated, because thatmeans people had to think you were awesome before they thought yousucked. Nobody wants to be overrated, except for people who like tolive in big houses.
However, I am not interested in overrated and underrated bands.
It's too easy, and all it means is that somebody else was wrong. I'mobsessed with bands that are rated as accurately as possible-in otherwords, nobody thinks they're better than they are, and nobody thinksthey're worse. They have the acceptable level of popularity, they haveattained the critical acclaim their artistry merits, and no one isconfused about their cultural significance. They are, in fact…
10. The Black Crowes: Their first album sold more than fivemillion copies, which is precisely the right number. Stoned people likethis band, drunk people think they're okay, and sober people hate theoverwhelming majority of their catalog. This all makes perfect sense.
9. Madness: This is one of only two ska bands admired by peoplewho hate ska (the other being the Specials, who are somewhatoverrated). No one disputes this admiration. "Our House" was a prettygreat single, but it's nobody's favorite song. Nobody seems to disputethat assertion, either.
8. Triumph: Always associated with Rush and/or the nation of Canada, but not as good as either.
7. Tone Loc: Nobody really takes Tone Loc seriously, except forfrivolous pop historians who like to credit him for making suburbanwhite kids listen to rap music that was made by black people (asopposed to the Beastie Boys, who made white suburban kids listen to rapmusic that was made by other white people). This lukewarm historicalsignificance strikes me as sensible. Neither of Mr. Loc's hits aretimeless, although "Wild Thing" samples Van Halen's "Jamie's Cryin'"(which I like to imagine is about M*A*S*H star Jamie Farr, had CorporalKlinger pursued sexual–reassignment surgery in an attempt to get aSection 8) and "Funky Cold Medina" samples "Christine Sixteen" (at atime when Kiss were making records like Hot in the Shade andnobody in America thought they were cool except for me and RiversCuomo). Those two songs were actually cowritten with Young MC, whosesingle "Bust a Move" is con-fusing for the following reason: Its lastverse states, "Your best friend Harry / Has a brother Larry / In fivedays from now he's gonna marry / He's hopin' you can make it there ifyou can / Cuz in the ceremony you'll be the best man." Now, why wouldanybody possibly be the best man in a wedding where the groom is theirbest friend's brother? Why isn't your best friend the best man in thisceremony? And who asks someone to be their best man a scant five daysbefore they get married? This song is flawed. And while I realize theincongruities of "Bust a Move" have absolutely nothing to do with ToneLoc, the song somehow seems more central to Tone Loc's iconography thanhis role in the movie Posse, which was the best movie about blackcowboys I saw during the grunge era.
6. My Bloody Valentine: On the surface, My Bloody Valentineshould be underrated, but they're not; everyone who aggressively caresabout alt guitar music considers Loveless to be a modernclassic, and everyone who is wont to mention "swirling guitars" duringcasual conversation always references this specific album. Lovelesssold about 200,000 copies. This is the correct number of people onearth who should be invested in the concept of swirling guitars.
5. Matthew Sweet: Every Matthew Sweet album has only one goodsong, and this good song is inevitably the first single, and thissingle is always utterly perfect ("Sick of Myself" off 100% Fun, "Where You Get Love" off Blue Sky on Mars, "Girlfriend" off Girlfriend, etc.). He sells enough albums to live comfortably, and that seems reasonable.
4. The Beatles: The Beatles are generally seen as the singlemost important rock band of all time, because they wrote all the bestsongs. Since both of these facts are true, the Beatles are ratedproperly.
3. Blue Öyster Cult: The BÖC song everyone pays attention to isthe suicide anthem "Don't Fear the Reaper." However, that song isstupid and doesn't use enough cowbell. The BÖC song almost no one paysattention to is the pro-monster plod-athon "Godzilla," and that song isspine-crushingly great. So, in the final analysis, Blue Öyster Cult isaccurately rated-by accident. This happens on occasion; look at ScottiePippen.
2. New Radicals: There are only five facts publicly known aboutthis entity. The first is that 1998's "You Get What You Give" is analmost flawless Todd Rundgren-like masterwork that makes anyright-thinking American want to run through a Wal-Mart semi-naked. Thesecond is that nobody can remember the singer's name. The third is thatthe singer often wore a profoundly idiotic hat. The fourth is that ifthis anonymous, poorly hatted singer had made a follow-up album, itwould have somehow made his first record seem worse. The fifth is thathis album didn't quite deserve to go gold, and it didn't.
1. Van Halen: This band should have been the biggest arena actof the early 1980s, and they were. They had the greatest guitar playerof the 1980s, and everyone (except possibly Yngwie Malmsteen) seems toagree. They switched singers and became semi-crappy, and nobodyaggressively disputes that fact. They also recorded the most averagesong in rock history: "And the Cradle Will Rock." What this means isthat any song better than "And the Cradle Will Rock" is good, and anysong worse than "And the Cradle Will Rock" is bad. If we were to rankevery rock song (in sequential order) from best to worst, "And theCradle Will Rock" would be right in the fucking middle.
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Harold C. Bordner, 86, formerly of Dakota, died on Friday, March 9, 2012, at his home.
Harold C. Bordner, 86, formerly of Dakota, died on Friday, March 9, 2012, at his home.
Born on Sept. 30, 1925, in Dakota Township, he was the son of Raymond and Ina (Strayer) Bordner. Harold was a United States Army Veteran, serving in World War II. On Sept. 12, 1948, he and Marjorie J. Keister were united in marriage. She preceded him in death on Feb. 23, 2002.
For many years, he farmed in the Dakota area and worked for Micro Switch in Freeport, and was a member of the Dakota United Methodist Church. Harold enjoyed woodworking, antiques, volunteering at the Dakota Park, and especially enjoyed his grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
He is survived by his wife, Marjorie Weaver; two sons, Jim (Shelby) Bordner and David (Joann) Bordner, both of Dakota; three daughters, Pat (Michael) Lucas of Glenarm, Pam (Richard) Alexander of Dakota, and Chris (Ken) Szafranski of Mequon, Wis.; 14 grandchildren; and six great-grandchildren.
Preceding him in death were his parents; first wife, Marjorie; one sister, Pauline Schubert; and two brothers, Earl and Carl Bordner.
Visitation will be from 2 to 6 p.m. on Sunday, March 18, at Daughenbaugh Funeral Home in Dakota.
A funeral service will be held at 10:30 a.m. on Monday, March 19, at the Dakota United Methodist Church, with Rev. Thomas Bourke Jr. officiating. Burial will be at the Dakota Cemetery.
In lieu of flowers, a memorial fund has been established in his name.
Harold's family invites friends to extend condolences, share a memory, or light a candle in his honor at www.daughenbaugh
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The Art of Coloring
The Lifework Studio, Inc. is pleased to announce publication of its first
coloring book of Adrienne Leban's freehand pen and ink drawings.
The 911 Memorial Museum has included my book,
Beyond September 11, Mandalas and Meditations in its permanent collection.
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Creator of the much-loved syndicated comic strip "Mutts," Patrick McDonnell did me the
honor of including my BioGeo drawing in his Sunday strip on June 2, 2013. Without his knowing it, that was my birthday. Maybe the best birthday present ever. (Patrick was a student in two of my courses during his college years at the School of Visual Arts.)
SVA Gallery School of Visual Arts (SVA) presents "POST NO BULL",
an exhibition of work by current students and
alumni (1971-2009) of Adrienne Leban's pioneering course
Design for Social Change.
Curated by Leban, the work includes posters and
other graphics completed between 2000 and 2010.
The exhibition will be on view March 13 - April 10, 2010
at the SVA Gallery, 209 East 23 Street, New York City.
RECEPTION: THURSDAY, MARCH 25, 6-8pm
"'Post No Bull' - a play on the phrase 'Post No Bills' stenciled on plywood walls in the streets of NYC - is very much an 'outsider' statement in a world dominated by commercial corporate advocacy," explains Leban. "It is an unusual exhibit of advertising and design work in that it presents a cultural critique of the conventional use of advertising and graphic design itself.
The result is a giant 'wall magazine' composed of more than 60 visual communicators' works of social consciousness and conscience. We've also included visual messages created in the UK by the 13 -14 year old Scottish students of my former student, artist-teacher Lorena Steinert (BFA 1987 Fine Arts), suggesting the global extent of this movement for social change."
Among the works on view is the anti-war poster campaign Be Heard, which was created by Leban's students in 2002 and is in the permanent collection of the Library of Congress. Also seen here are the posters designed for the nonprofit TV-Turnoff Network, which were installed in the Washington, DC Metro system, and for the Abandoned Infant Protection Act, 80,000 copies of which were distributed throughout the New York City school system. In addition, the exhibition includes the animal rights advocacy work of alumnus Patrick McDonnell (1978 Media Studies), author and creator of the syndicated comic strip Mutts.
Visit the show, www.postnobull.org.
Bio-Geo Energy Patterns, The Lifework Studio Gallery, New York, NY
"Bio-Geo Energy Patterns" is an installation composed of 81 unique 9"x12" archival prints made from original freehand drawings (12"x16"). These geometric forms transmit the vibrating energy of which we are part. They are drawn directly in ink without any pre-visualized outcome in mind, and with no sketches, plans or narrative agenda. Each print is mounted on a wood panel box 3/4" deep and is available individually or in any combination. Check purchase info.
To view individual works, visit the "Bio-Geo Gallery" section of the website.
Mandalas, 2002-2008, The Lifework Studio Gallery, New York, NY
"Mandalas, 2002-2008" is an exhibition of mandalas for stimulating awareness of unity and wholeness. Initiated after the terrible events of September 11, 2001, Leban's digitally created mandalas serve to help us re-member and experientially put back together the dismembered whole. Offered as archival digital prints. Check purchase info.
To view individual works, visit the "Mandalas Gallery" section of the website.


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Dear Forum members.
As a layman not having mechanical knowledge of cars , I wish to request advice please about my car, which I only bought recently second hand.
The car is in vg working order, but what I find is that sometimes (but not every time-perhaps one time in four) when selecting first gear, and moving off, I find the gear has not engaged. In fact when this happens there is a slight grating and I have to push the gear lever in again to engage it properly and it usually does go in second attempt, sometimes with slight crunch. Just now and then when I put it in first gear it immediately pops out again, but this is rare.
The problem does not happen on any of the other four forward gears, or reverse, except just very occasionally with third gear.
I am wondering whether this indicates wear on gearbox, or whether some other part of the car might be involved.
Should anyone be able to advise in regard to this I would be very grateful. I dont want to get a replacement gear box then find it wasnt a gearbox problem at all.
Yours with thanks in advance
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First off- I am SOO sorry to be such a posting fiend lol but it's helping me (kinda) keep my sanity a little bit :D
Anyway I went back through my period/fertility tracker and noticed that since february or maybe it was jan-even through my cycle length change after quitting BC in april, my period has consistently started EXACTLY 14 days after O'ing. Or at least the date the app gives me as O'ing. So according to that-I should have started my period yesterday. And still nothing, I almost always start in the AM and I ALWAYS have cramps the day before and the day of AF. I've had an achy kinda crampy feeling on and off but not quite the menstruel cramps I've gotten since forever. I've had a bit of fatigue, on and off dizzy spells, lots of extra hunger, upped sex drive (i remember this last pregnancy), a few headaches and I am moody as all get out. Boobs are a wee bit tender to the touch today.
All in all, good signs? I am DYING to test but we don't have a dollar store here and because of car insurance coming out and having to pay a medical bill for DH I won't be able to go pick up a test until friday. >.< I'm going crazy! lol thanks for listening.


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Not listing regulars for every episode they appeared in is one thing. Listing actors who aren't in episodes playing characters that aren't in the episodes is something completely different. And it happens a lot on IMDB. 24 fans, for example, will remember Leslie Hope's appearance as Aunt Carol in the season four finale of that series. Or, maybe not, if you saw the actual episode.
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Auto loan financing is suddenly available to people with damaged credit who may have been turned down for car loans as recently as a few months ago. But is that "yes" to your credit app really a "yes" in your monthly budget?
How to avoid buying too much car
If your payments per month are too high to knock out the loan in 42 months, you're buying more car than you can afford.
Forget about those 60 month and 72 month loans that people love to do. (Five years, six months has actually become the average loan these days, according to Experian.) Last year The Wall Street Journal was reporting some people were even taking out 8-year loans!!
Stretching a payment that long means you're "upside down" -- owing more on the car than it's worth. It becomes a vicious cycle where you're always in a payment.
The reason people are stretching out loans so long is that they're buying too much car and want to cap their monthly payments at $500 or less. But Consumer Reports says there are decent brand new cars for well under $25,000. Try buying less car, rather than more!
SPECIAL NOTE: If you're buying a new car, be sure to see my new car buying guide. If you're buying used, then you'll want to read my used car buying guide.
The average price of a new car is $32,600, which is a new high. That's because people are tricking out their cars. You can easily take a car's price up 50% from the base model without even trying. In the blink of an eye, a $20,000 car becomes a $30,000 car!
Where should you get your auto loan?
One word: Credit unions. OK, that's 2 words actually, but credit unions usually write car loans at 1.5 points below the banks and 4 points below what you'd pay at a dealership.
As an example, my credit union writes 48-month loans on new cars at right around 1.59% now (I prefer 42 months, though.) You probably won't see rates like that at a bank.
On used cars, financing also starts at 1.59%. But as your credit score goes down, your rate goes up. So if you have real stinky credit, the highest you'll pay is 11.49% at my credit union. Think about that spread. It really parallels the risk your credit poses to the lender.
Once you arrange your financing, if a dealership can offer you a better deal, I say take it. But if you don't do your homework first and pre-arrange your financing, you're never getting a better deal at a dealership. You're likely not even to get a good one.


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This is the worst tire/rim combo I've yet seen. The only tire levers that survive its tightness are heavy-duty solid steel levers with no plastic cladding. Of course, this will put some nice big gouges in the aluminum rim while wrestling with the tire, but it sure beats snapping expensive clad tire levers.
I thought the Kool Stop Bead Jack was an infallible way to install tires on difficult tire/rim combinations. Not so, apparently. Now I'm nursing a shrapnel wound from the fiberglass-reinforced plastic that exploded under load. Funny when a spoke replacement and wheel truing is much more straightforward than removing and replacing a tire to access the spoke bed.
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Rookwood Commons & Pavilion: Uncommon Shopping in Hyde Park
Yuppietown shopping in a large shopping complex with a wide range of upscale & not-so-upscale shops & salons such Ann Taylor, Anthropologie, Birkenstock, Claire's Boutique (fun for tweens & teens), Coldwater Creek (one of my long-time faves), Eddie Bauer, Mitchell's Salon & Day Spa, New York & Co, Pump Salon (fabulous but expensive hair styling), Sur la Table (a great cooking specialty shop), and many others.
You'll also find a wide variety of restaurants like P.F. Chang's (my favorite), J. Alexander's (nice steak place), First Watch (breakfast) & even a great ice cream shop, Maggie Moo's!
For healthy grocery shopping try Wild Oats a health food & organic store. All kinds of diets will be satisfied here from vegetarian to vegan to macrobiotic to organic (they even sell organic meats)!
What to buy: Anything & everything you desire just about!
What to pay: Wide range of prices.
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Hyde Park Square: Gentrified Shopping in a Genteel Neighborhood
Yuppietown but nice area with great restaurants. Hyde Park Square is located in one of the prettiest, most genteel, gentrified neighborhoods of Cincinnati.
There are so many choices for upscale shopping in this area, lots of arts & craft stores, art galleries, folk art shops, and a do-it-yourself pottery place. Le Cézanne sells French pastries made by a woman from France (alas, she does not make a Mont Blanc).
What to buy: This area is especially noted for its art galleries which makes it a destination for the Final Friday gallery evenings.
Malton Art Gallery - Contemporary Art
Graeter's Ice Cream - Considered by many to be the best ice cream in Cincinnati and is the longest-running manufacturer of ice cream .
Vineyard Café - Fab Mediterranean food on terrace
Le Cézanne - Provençale items, pastries, desserts
What to pay: Wide range of prices for a wide range of selections - from $10-$10,000 dependent on what you wish to buy & where!
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Scentiments Rock City: Where do Punks Shop?
Where punks come to shop!
Scentiments was once across the street from Bogart's (a great cool small rock venue) on Old Vine St in Corryville but they've since moved to the newest cool area of Cincinnati - Northside!
Cool punk accessories can be found here complete with Clarks boots (they no longer stock Doc Maartens because the proprietor feels they no longer craft a fine product), music tees (some of my favorite Cure t-shirts have been bought here), rock posters & bumper stickers (ah me! my fave Pixies sticker was bought here as well. along with Jane's Addiction, the Dead Kennedys, The Smiths, etc, etc.)
And where else would you go to buy your orange Manic Panic hair dye?
What to buy: Vintage clothing
Rock Posters
Rock t-shirts
Rock bumper stickers
Funky high heels
Clarks boots
What to pay: Wide range o' prices
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Jungle Jim's International Farmers Market.: Jungle Jim's International Farmers Market.
This is a grocery store that is unique anywhere in the world! I have never seen so much in one place at one time. If you are looking for junk food from any part of the world, this is where you get it! I live for Korean food. There are things I can't get at the local Korean Grocery store which I can get here. It is incredible!
It is so big they are putting in a monorail! I kid you not, a monorail. It used to run around Kings Island, now it goes around a grocery store. They also have a cooking school, and soon a convention center.
This should not be missed by anyone with a few hours to kill and desire to try anything from Bison Hot Dogs to Stink-fruit.
What to buy: I love the Asian food area, it is where I like to buy tea and Red Soy Bean flavoed Ice Cream. But if there was any one thing I wouldn't miss while I was there, it would have to be the Hot Sauce aisle. Even if you don't like hot sauce, just to see how many brands are out there and what some of them are packaged as is pretty funny.
What to pay: Average grocery store prices for most things, the more foreign the item the higher the price though.
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The Pink Box: The Pink Box
Located next door to Freida's Bakery is the cutest little store selling really cute girly stuff called The Pink Box! What caught our eye was the pink theme (Meagan is a huge fan of the color) and the raw silk ruched tank top fluttering in the wind outside as an enticement to passersby (worked on us!).
They specialize in local artisan work and the owner makes things herself. Beautiful stuff. Reminds me of my favorite little shop in Paris, Passion d'Avril. AND last year they were voted as having Best Earrings in Cincinnati Magazine!!
Great place to buy gifts. Oh, and they gift wrap just like in Paris in these pretty signature pink bags & boxes.
What to buy: Bought Megs a large fuschia leather handbag with a big rosette on the front and a rosette necklace thingy, bought myself a pashmina, some velvet headbands and a silver Celtic bracelet.
What to pay: Prices range from $14-$200+
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Jungle Jims International Market
An Excellent Grocery store with foods and ingredients from ALL Over the world!
You can also find some interesting recipes at their website.
What to buy: I stocked up on ingredients for my Japanese/Thai/Indian recipes here, and got some good German beers!
Everybody's Records: Coolest Record Shop in Cincy
Met Adrian Belew, King Crimson guitarist - considered to be one of the best guitarists alive, here a few Christmases ago! Y'know, Adrian Belew who produced a bunch of David Bowie and Talking Heads records!! He & his band, The Bears, were there to promote their newest CD, Car Caught Fire. I have that CD autographed by all the band members (including Cincinnati local, Rob Fetters, of Psychodots) & I refuse to let anyone touch it! I guess you could call me a fan(atic) of music??
I'm not into corporate music structures which is why I love Everybody's Records, they're small, independent & locally owned. Besides, they have the best selection around (best sellers, eclectic pieces of music, rarities) PLUS you get to occasionally see live music or you can join in one of their auctions for charity (which is what happened that few Christmases ago).
If you're lucky, maybe one day you'll run into the FUNKMASTER (Bootsy Collins, baby, that's right! ~ KEEP THE FUNK ALIVE!!) who lives in this immediate area! Awesome!
Hours of Operation:
Monday - Saturday 11:00am to 9:00pm
Sunday 12:00pm to 6:00pm
What to buy: Buy whatever catches your fancy - they have every type of music imaginable:
jazz, funk, blues, rock, alternative, classical, bluegrass, country, world music, rap, hip hop, house/techno!
What to pay: However much you're willing to spend on music but at least $10.
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Jungle Jim's: International Food
This is a huge grocery store featuring international food! This has got to be one of my favorite places in my new neighborhood. A short drive and I can relive my trips with a little Pad Thai or stroopwaffles or Belgium chocolates.
What to buy: Your favorite food from your last trip!
Carew Tower -Tower Place Mall: Carew Tower -Tower Place Mall
This is a mall in the downtown area of Cincinnati. If you are downtown this is a good place to check out. But I think it just as good as the malls outside downtown.
The shops are similar, and there is even a food court. But, there are a few places like Sachs Fifth which aren't in the mega malls.
What to buy: Definately check out the magic store! Not only is it a good place to pick up a new skill, they will often do tricks for people who drop by to look! I bought some trick cards and a magic guillotine there! How cool is that! My next trip, I am getting a fake hand, this I swear!!!
Trader Joe's: Good Lord, Cincinnati now has a Trader Joe's!
At long last, Cincinnati has a Trader Joe's! I'd heard great things about this national chain from friends living in or around Boston and I was very eager to shop there (in fact I was quite jealous!). Now it is one of my favorite places to shop for food & drink items because they have many French things there: baguettes, pains au chocolat, French lemonade, Orangina, haricots vert plus wonderfully fresh produce. Also, certain items are very inexpensive here and the quality of the food is amazing. Below is my shopping list of things I buy pretty much every time I visit.
I always shop with my friend, Sandye. We decide it's time for a Trader Joe's run, make our lists and go. It's always an adventure.
One of my best buys was a pretty tin of chocolate truffles they sell during the Christmas holiday. I believe the price was around $6 for 56 pieces - an incredible steal!
Probably the item they're MOST famous for is their "Two Buck Chuck", a series of wines from the Californian vineyard, Charles Shaw. The reason for it's moniker is because in most other states one may purchase their Merlot, Sauvignon Blanc & Chabli for a mere $2. However, due to the weird alcohol laws in Cincinnati one pays a bit more - $3.39, which is still an excellent value.
Hours of Operation: 9am-9pm daily
What to buy: Charles Shaw wines (2-buck chuck) - $3.39
Pains au Chocolat - $2.99
French baguette - $1.89
Sea Salt - $1.29
Water Crackers - $1.19
Haricots Vert - $1.99
crabcakes - $2.99
Lemon dill sauce (for the crabcakes)
Frozen raspberries - $1.89
Fresh raspberries (HUGE!) - $2.99
Frozen asparagus spears - $1.99
Niçoise olives - $2.99
Capers - $2.49
French lemonade
Orangina - $1.79/1-ltr.
Tortilla chips - $1.69
Black bean & corn salsa (Mr. Connolly's favorite!) - $1.99
Fire-Roasted Chili salsa - $1.99
Chicken enchiladas w/green chile sauce (frozen) - $4.29
Artichoke & Cheese Ravioli (frozen) - $2.99
Artichoke Marinara - $2.99
Belgian Truffle Brownies mix (new fave) - $2.39
Roasted red pepper soup
Basmati rice (brown or white) - $1.99
Red potatoes (petite) - $$1.89
Jasmine Green Tea - $1.99
Bay Blend Coffee - $4.49
Waffles (multigrain or blueberry) - $1.89/box
Mac & Cheese (microwavable - for kidlets) - $2.29
French milled soaps
Photos: Spring 2005
What to pay: Some items can be very expensive but the items listed above are very inexpensive which is why I buy them here.
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- Wine Tasting
- Women's Travel
Saks, Lazarus, etc.: Downtown stores close early
If you are staying downtown, you'll notice several urban shopping malls, with a variety of clothing, shoes, etc. These include department stores such as Saks Fifth Avenue and Lazarus (owned by Macy's). The odd thing is that these stores close EARLY. As early as 6 PM some days. So, if you need to shop, be sure and check the store hours.
Lush Bath & Body Products: Lush at Macy's!
At loooong last, Cincinnati has a Lush store! Previously, I had to fill my Lush jones with prods from Chicago or Paris or have a friend pick me up some from London (where they originate). If you've never heard of them they specialize in "fresh, handmade cosmetics" which are eco-friendly and all products have been tested on humans instead of animals (cruelty-free bath & beauty products, baby!).
You could say they're much like the Body Shop (also London), with their products such as soaps, shampoo, conditioner, facial/skincare products & shower gel but I love the scents of Lush much, MUCH more! I believe they also pioneered the bath bombs (those are quite literrally "da bomb!" - you drop them into the water, they fizz and release a wonderful scent while you bathe).
One of my absolute favorites is their solid shampoo called Godiva, which possesses the most intoxicating jasmine/hibiscus/ylang ylang/gardenia scent - ahhh. The look is a round, yellow bar of soap but works up a lovely lather in one's hair!
What to buy: Godiva solid shampoo (1st photo - bottom left)
Buttercream Bath Bar:
Lemslip - has a fabulous lemon scent that both my kids adore (1st photo - middle left)
Shower Jellies:
The Joy of Jelly - a purple/pink swirly concoction, has the scent of Sex Bomb (jasmine, ylang ylang, tiger lily & rose petal) but perfectly mirrors my fave new perfume Tender Touch by Burberry (green tangerine, violet leaves, rose oil, lychee, peach, musk, iris, sandalwood, and ambrette seed)(1st photo - middle right)
Bubble Bar:
Bathos - hold it under the water for the amount of bubbles you want; save the rest for later; jasmine & violet (1st photo - bottom right)
Bath bombs:
Butterfly Ball - smells like Sex Bomb to me with its wild jasmine & larkspur scent; also perfect with Tender Touch by Burberry! (1st photo - middle)
Waving not Drowning - lavendar & fennel, very relaxing
Tisty Tosty - heart-shaped with rosebuds & rose scent
Sex Bomb - jasmine, ylang ylang & clary sage - mmm
Golden Slumbers - lavendar & neroli - perfect for lulling one to sleep
Please see my Paris Lush tip for photos of the others listed here.
What to pay: $4.85-7.15 for bath bombs, $8.95-9.25 for solid shampoo (cheaper than in Paris!), $15-15.90 for 7 oz of buttercream bars, $11.60-13.00 for 7 oz of shower jellies, %5.65-10.95 for bubble bars.
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- Romantic Travel and Honeymoons
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Cincinnati Mills Mall: Not Your Typical Mall
At first glance Cincinnati Mills looks a lot like the other half dozen or so malls around Cincinnati. However, upon a closer look one notices that this one has a different twist. Like the others, Cincinnati Mills is big and bright, with sparkling fountains and scores of shops. Unlike the others, it is not anchored on each end with a major department store.
The primary Anchors for Cincinnati Mills just happen to be two of my favorite stores. On the west end is Outdoor World, by Bass Pro Shop. They major in fishing and hunting supplies and I don't hunt and seldom fish. However Outdoor World also has a very good camping department, and being an avid camper I have shopped there often. Also, they carry a good line of sturdy, durable casual clothing and much of my travel wardrobe comes from there.
On the east end of Cincinnati Mills is Biggs - a BIG discount and grocery store on the order of a Super Wal-Mart. You can get most anything there, and at a better price than most other places.
In between are dozens and dozens of smaller shops. There are a few of the trendy name-brand outlets you might see in other malls, however this mall also has more independent one-of-a-kind shops than you'll normally find in a mall. Maybe the rent is cheaper here.
Cincinnati Mills also has a children's amusement area, complete with roller coaster and other rides. You can also play indoor miniature golf, take ballroom dancing lessons, watch a movie, or do other interesting things here.
Sometimes when the weather is too cold, too hot, or too wet, I do my daily walking indoors, and for that this is the best mall in Cincinnati. It is huge, on two levels, and usually not crowded.
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Batsakes: A Cincinnati Institution Selling Only Hats
This 100 year old hat store make custom hats as well as selling a wide variety of hats for men and women. Anyone who walks by this shop will want stop in and see what's going on. This store is named after the original owner who founded it but a guy named Gus makes the custom hats now, and has done so for over 50 years. A lot of celebrities have visited this place.
Crestview Hills Town Center: Best "Lifestyle Center" in Northern Kentucky
If you're in Northern Kentucky and don't want to cross the river, Crestview Hills offers the best mall-style shopping in the area. Anchored by Dillard's department store, Bed Bath & Beyond, and Borders Books, this "lifestyle center" includes more than 60 popular shops and restaurants.
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January 22, 2013 16:30 ET
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Now, I'd like to turn the call over to Mark Kuchenrither. Mr. Kuchenrither, you may begin.
Mark Kuchenrither - Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer
Thank you and good afternoon everyone. This call will address our first quarter 2013 results. We issued a press release earlier today with supporting documents that are available on the Investor Relations portion of our website at www.ezcorp.com.
I'd like to remind everyone that this conference call will contain certain forward-looking statements, including statements about our expected financial and operating performance in future periods. These statements are based on our current expectations, actual results in future periods may differ materially from current expectations, due to a number of risks, uncertainties and other factors, which are discussed in our press release and in our filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
On the call with me today is Paul Rothamel, our President and Chief Executive Officer. I will review our results for the quarter and will provide our guidance. Paul will then provide some commentary regarding our overall strategy and outlook before providing an opportunity for questions.
As discussed last quarter, this is another year of significant investment for EZCORP as we transitioned from a primarily U.S.-based storefront focused company to a multi-channel leading provider of cash solutions across the world. Execution of our strategy is on track and our team delivered earnings of $0.59 per share during the quarter at the higher end of our guidance range.
I will provide forward guidance in a few minutes, but it is important to note upfront that we expect each quarter through the end of the fiscal year to improve sequentially relative to last year. Our earnings release provides consolidated financial highlights for the first quarter with accompanying financial statements. I will focus on our performance by operating segment. I would also like to call your attention to the supplemental information that we have provided on our website to assist your understanding of our business.
The U.S. and Canada operating segment now includes 1,050 stores, 496 U.S. pawn and retail locations, 486 U.S. financial service locations, and 68 buy, sell, and financial service locations in Canada. Just over one half of these storefronts utilize our store within a store concept today and we expect that penetration to grow over time.
The U.S. pawn and retail operations added 7 de novo stores during the quarter increasing our presence in existing markets. We announced earlier that we intend to open 25 to 30 de novo pawn locations this fiscal year and we are on track to meet that goal. We also entered the Arizona market through the acquisition of 12 USA pawn and jewelry stores for a combination of stock and cash. This continues our strategy of using acquisitions as a means to gain an immediate concentration in new markets. The acquired stores are expected to be immediately accretive to earnings.
The segment also ramped up its online selling presence through several third-party auction and retail sites. In the quarter, about 8% of our U.S. retail sales occurred online compared to essentially none in the first quarter of fiscal 2012. U.S. pawn and retail continues to be challenged by the impact of gold. We obtain gold by providing loans to customers, where gold and jewelry is used as collateral and by purchasing gold and jewelry directly from customers.
In dollar terms, jewelry as a percentage of the total U.S. pawn loan balance decreased 200 basis points to 65%. The jewelry redemption rate was 85% at quarter end versus 84% last year as we improved our qualification of the customer at the point of transaction. The volume of gold and jewelry purchases in the quarter decreased approximately 27% in total and 33% on a same-store basis. We dispose of gold and jewelry through retail sales to our customers and by scrapping. Jewelry sales in the U.S. decreased 5% in total and 10% same-store.
The gross margin rate on jewelry sales was 46%, essentially unchanged from the prior year quarter. For the quarter jewelry scrapping sales were down 20% in total and 23% same store from last year, while margin dollars were down 34%. The continued downward trend in rate is a function of a very competitive marketplace and our intention to gain market share. The affect of these combined factors caused this segment approximately $9.4 million in net revenue in the quarter compared to last year's first quarter. I will refer you to our website for supplemental information regarding the historical impact by quarter that scrapping has had on our business.
Other portions of our U.S. pawn and retail business showed continued strength offsetting to some extent the challenges in the gold and jewelry environment. Sales of general merchandise increased 15% in total and 6% same store, while margins improved 130 basis points excluding the prior year one-time inventory valuation adjustment. Pawn service charges increased by 7% in total and 4% on a same store basis. Pawn loan balances grew 5% in total, but were down 1% on a same store basis driven primarily by a decrease in gold and jewelry loans. Rate changes in Nevada and operational improvements in Texas contributed to a 500 basis point increase in pawn loan yield. And this is reflected in the delta between the increase in pawn loan balances and the increase in pawn service charges.
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sorting and allocating aid on the basis of need for or likely benefit from medical treatment or food
Assessment or sorting according to quality.
The process of sorting patients so as to determine the order in which they will be treated (for example, by assigning precedence according to the urgency of illness or injury).
The process of prioritizing bugs to be fixed.
To assess or sort according to quality or some other aspect.
Origin: From triage, from trier
Triage is the process of determining the priority of patients' treatments based on the severity of their condition. This rations patient treatment efficiently when resources are insufficient for all to be treated immediately. The term comes from the French verb trier, meaning to separate, sift or select. Triage may result in determining the order and priority of emergency treatment, the order and priority of emergency transport, or the transport destination for the patient. Triage may also be used for patients arriving at the emergency department, or telephoning medical advice systems, among others. This article deals with the concept of triage as it occurs in medical emergencies, including the prehospital setting, disasters, and emergency room treatment. The term Triage may have originated during the Napoleonic Wars from the work of Dominique Jean Larrey. The term was used further during World War I by French doctors treating the battlefield wounded at the aid stations behind the front. Those responsible for the removal of the wounded from a battlefield or their care afterwards would divide the victims into three categories: ⁕Those who are likely to live, regardless of what care they receive;
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A LOT of good advice here. Let me step in with a consideration I haven't seen yet. Some of these cameras, especially the Mamiya 7 and the Hasselblad, hold their value remarkably well. Meaning, if you buy a Hasselblad and a couple of lenses, it will set you back, but if you don't like it in a year or two YOU CAN SELL IT FOR WHAT YOU PAID FOR IT! That assumes you've taken care of it and the film industry doesn't just disappear overnight (knocking on wood).
I had this experience with a Leica M4 and a few lenses that I recently sold for a bit MORE than what I paid for it when I decided to get a Mamiya 7.
This may also be true of the RZ and RB and others mentioned, but I am not sure. The upshot of course is, go ahead and get the best you can afford and make sure it's one of these that really has been stable in value and you really cannot go wrong. You can try it and then switch if it doesn't work.
When I first started shooting MF, that's what made me go for a Hasselblad. I wish it was 6x7 format bcs I love that aspect ratio, but it is pretty easy to carry around with a few lenses and backs and super flexible. The Mamiya 7 is less flexible but a marvel of sharpness, lightness and ease of use. And if I change my mind and sell them, I'll probably be out very little money.
There's a whole galaxy of wonderful cameras out there, and the great thing about that is somewhere the perfect one is waiting for you. The bad news is, deciding which one can be a challenge. I've been fortunate enough to have picked some real winners, but I've also worked with some that didn't quite meet my expectations (few). One thing nobody's mentioned yet, it may not make any difference to you or anyone else for that matter, but over the years I've developed a real dislike for cameras that rely on batteries. They're expensive, require constant attention, and die at the most inconvienent times. When they die, unless you have a spare, you're screwed. If they only power a built in light meter, that's not so much a problem because most of us can do just fine without one. If, however, the camera need one to function, that's another matter. That's why while I think something like an RZ-67 is a dandy camera, given the choice I'd take the RB-67 every time. No battery with the RB. In fact, I did choose the RB over the RZ for exactly that reason. It's also why that, my Rolleiflex, and my 4X5 field camera are the only ones I use anymore. Totally mechanical camera's, to me anyway, also have more of a Zen appeal and make me feel like I have more control over the picture taking process. Just a thought for whatever it's worth. Cheers.
If close is something you want, RB&RZ both have bellows. That plus extension tubes gets bulky but versatile. Rb's with 120 back & either 127 or 90 are around ~$300. currently. The 50 is excellent but you would want a "C" version with floating elements.
Close stuff pretty much rules out the rangefinder cameras of any brand.
Mamiya RB?RZ are the bulkiest, the GS1 probably the smallest.
The Pentax in my opinion is a non contender. It's pretty awkward(for me) to handle.
When comparing weight in order to consider apples to apples Each camera needs to be set up for use. Someone mentioned earlier a light weight body. What does the back and lens add?
As I'm sure you well know, it's good to handle and preferably shoot cameras before purchasing.
A 4SR44 lasts for several hundred rolls and the <$10 spare will take literally 2cc of space in your bag. The camera gives you maybe 50 rolls of warning before it malfunctions. To avoid that, frankly-zero, level of inconvenience, you end up with unreliable mechanical shutters that need servicing to keep good time, not to mention coupled metering.
Batteries are not any form of drawback. Hell of a lot easier to deal with than keeping your beast fed with film.
Highly amusing treatise on batteries really, and quite the stuff of fiction.
If you are not so keen on a battery powered camera, use a pinhole. Tell me what it cannot do that the RB-67 can, and why. :)
Well thank you all, that was a very informative discussion. I frankly had no idea there were quite so many different options - I mean in a way I knew they existed, but in a way I did not realize how different each medium format solution is! I guess it is the middle format for a reason.
To be completely honest, after reading all this like 3 times, I am tempted to look really good at the 4x5 route for the big stuff. Maybe the best solution would be a 35mm for the quick stuff and 4x5 for the slow stuff. But I will certainly keep this all in mind as I look around and try to handle a few of these bodies and see what they feel like in the hand.
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Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind by Yuval Noah Harari - "The book delivers on its madly ambitious subtitle by in fact managing to cover key moments in the developmental history of humankind from the emergence of Homo Sapiens to today's developments in genetic engineering." Also btw, check out Harari on the myths we need to survive, re: fact/value distinctions and their interrelationships.
Neanderthal and Sapiens, sitting in a tree...
"Scientists have reconstructed the genome of a man who lived 45,000 years ago, by far the oldest genetic record ever obtained from modern humans. The research, published on Wednesday in the journal Nature, provided new clues to the expansion of modern humans from Africa about 60,000 years ago, when they moved into Europe and Asia. And the genome, extracted from a fossil thighbone found in Siberia, added strong support to a provocative hypothesis: Early humans interbred with Neanderthals."
The genome of the Anzick boy
The genome of the Anzick child, who died 12,600 years ago at the age of three and was buried with ceremony in the American Rockies, has been fully sequenced. The results shed an incredible light on the history of the peopling of the Americas: his people seem to have been direct ancestors to most tribes of Central and South America, and close relatives of the Canadian tribes. The discoveries have had an emotional impact on Native Americans, and the boy's remains will be reburied with great respect. Still, tribal belonging is about much more than genetics, as anthropologist Kim Tallbear reminds us. You can see replicas of the heirloom artefacts left in the boy's grave here, or visit the collection at the Montana Historical Society if you're in the area.
Whence Altruism?
A new study suggests that humanity's sense of fair play and kindness towards strangers is determined by culture, not genetics. Speculation: the finding may be directly related to the rise of religion in human history, as well as more complex economies. (Via). [more inside]
More humans are alive today than had ever lived before 10,000 BC
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How We Evolve: "A growing number of scientists argue that human culture itself has become the foremost agent of biological change, making us — for the past 10,000 years or so — the inadvertent architects of our own future selves." [more inside]
Etruscan origin riddle solved
The Etruscan civilization flourished in central Italy around the 6th century BC before the rise of the Roman Empire. Known for high art and high living, some say the Etruscans were influential in molding Roman and western civilization, however it has always been an enigma on where the Etruscans originally came from. DNA evidence has probably solved the mystery, confirming what Greek historian Herodotus first said over 2,500 years ago.
The Tribe
Genes and Jews. And you thought Spock came up with that part of the shtick. It turns out that despite the racial and ethnic diversity of the Tribe, there are genetic markers that identify Cohanim, or the priestly descendants of Aaron (know any Cohens?). These markers help identify jewish identity in the most distant reaches of the diaspora. The fascinating intersection of anthropology, genetics, and religion. (btw first fpp)
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