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(click ad, from the early 1960s, via) Just send in "2,120 Chesterfield King packs." Jesus H Christ, smoke up horny fellas! You'll be doing her with a cancerous penis! (I don't believe this offer was official.) This may be the new winner in copyranter's offensive retro sexism ad-off. Previously in evil retro cigarette ads.


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MAY I ASK YOUR AGE? "Yes, you may."
ARE YOU WATCHING THE GAME? "Nah, I'm kind of a flutter brain. I wander around, see the sights, enjoy the music of the city. I walk the streets a lot."
OCCUPATION: "I don't have a job. Sometimes I do performances in the park. Hilarious, stupendous things. I'm very clever, under the right circumstances. I have no material, I have no act, I just act out and I usually succeed."
"I'm a snappy dude, but these are just clothes. I buy whatever appeals to me—interesting old clothing."
Snap up a wild print of your own at Alpana Bawa (70 E 1st St, 212-254-1249), where men's button-downs start at $100.
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"consider how one might study how participants in financial markets form and revise their expectations. You might start with the extensive literature on learning created by psychologists and educators. You would interview analysts and traders, hoping to understand what kind of information they used, how they processed that information, and how their views of the future evolved. These investigations would suggest hypotheses that could be tested against actual future behaviour. This approach would not get a research grant, or even a job, in a good economics department." John Kay, 'Horses for courses: how to pick the right market model', Financial Times, December 7, 2011
Instead, reputable modern economists retreat into a process of introspection, asking themselves: 'how would I behave if I were a rational agent in a world populated by other rational agents, and I knew everything about the world except for the values of particular parameters.
"You might be shocked and surprised to learn that the economists who built these models regard their approach as the only valid economic way of looking at the world, and dismiss others as unscientific. And you might be surprised that the principal exponent of this approach – Thomas Sargent – has been to Stockholm this week to receive a Nobel prize for his work." John Kay, ibid.
Yet, a number of years ago, this same Swedish Academy awarded the Nobel Prize to Ronald Coase, an economist who carefully examined behavior in the real world as a basis for formulating a theory concerning the nature of the firm and the forces that determine its size and organization. Coase's careful study enabled economists to understand why General Motors solved the problem of organization design in one manner, whereas Japanese car manufacturers utilized a significantly different approach. Central to such an important insight was the concept of transaction costs – a concept that pretty much has been tossed out of consideration by Thomas Sargent.
The anthropologist Edward Evans-Pritchard described the fallacy of 'if I were a horse'. Since we have not been, and never will be, horses, our speculations are unlikely to connect with reality. We should not use categories derived from our own experience to interpret behaviour in a different culture and environment….Before I hired a horse doctor or horse trainer, I would always ask: 'Have you ever seen a horse?' " John Kay, ibid.
If such indeed was the criterion, the Swedish Academy, and all good economics departments, surely would have hired Ronald Coase. Thomas Sargent would have been a much more problematic entity.


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2010-11 UMass Men's Basketball Quick Facts
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Year three of the Derek Kellogg era at UMass will continue to see the youth movement. The Minutemen welcome three more newcomers to go along with the five-man class that came to UMass in 2009. UMass will look to capitalize on a nice run in the Atlantic 10 Tournament as the Minutemen won their first conference tournament game in eight years, knocking out No. 6 seed Charlotte on the road.
UMass returns four of its top five scorers, graduating Ricky Harris, the program's third all-time leading scorer. Senior Anthony Gurley, who returned to UMass after declaring for the NBA Draft, is the leading returning scorer with 13.6 points per game. He will head up a young team that gained great experience last season. The freshman quartet of Sampson Carter, Javorn Farrell and Freddie Riley and Terrell Vinson all played more than 15 minutes per game in 2009-10 and combined to start 63 games scoring nearly 30 points cumulatively.
Junior Sean Carter will be counted on in the middle once again, he was a force on the defensive end, leading UMass in rebounding (7.1 per game) and blocked shots (42). Senior Hashim Bailey showed flashes throughout the season as he averaged 15.2 rebounds and 8.1 points prorated over 40 minutes.
Senior guard Gary Correia will be looked upon to add leadership in his fourth year in the program. He is the longest tenured Minuteman, having played for the 2008 NIT Finalist team. Last season, the Providence native averaged 2.2 points and 2.2 assists.
Forwards Matt Hill and Trey Lang could be contributors off the bench in 2010-11.
The newcomers to the court in 2010-11 will be immediate impact players. Raphiael Putney, who redshirted last season, is expected to add an new element with his incredible length and shooting range. Jesse Morgan, who transferred in from Seton Hall is expected to be eligible midseason. He was a Philadelphia star in high school scoring 28 points per game. True freshman signees Daryl Traynham and Maxie Esho will be key cogs as well. The former high school teammates in Maryland will play at guard and forward, respectively.
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The Longmont Daily Times-Call reported Saturday that 13 teenagers attended a limousine birthday party for a 14-year-old girl. Longmont Police Cmdr. Jeff Satur says they have information on who provided the alcohol but are still seeking witnesses.
Police say the limousine driver found the girl in the back of the car during a stop and called for help. The girl was hospitalized and has since told police the alcohol was in the limousine when she got in.
No adults were present for the limo party April 4 which spanned Frederick, Fort Collins and Longmont.
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After only four months of selling on Amazon.com, Security Jewelers was named a top holiday seller by the online retailing powerhouse.
The honor for the small Duluth business is based on net sales and customer satisfaction scores.
Co-owner Jay Seiler said the Duluth business founded in 1924 has been selling online for about 14 years and has seen an dramatic increase to national and international markets in the last five years.
"Since 1998, our online sales have doubled every year," he said in a news release. "But to us, it's about a lot more than the bottom line. We strive to ensure that all of our customers, regardless of their geographic location, get not only the best products, but also the personalized attention and service that our in-store clients have come to expect."
Also, Collaborative Design Group of Two Harbors was named a 2010 Grand Award Winner from the American Council of Engineering Companies of Minnesota.
The company earned the award for its work on the preservation of Split Rock Lighthouse.
The lighthouse has had water infiltration problems for nearly its entire 99-year life, said the council's newsletter.
"Many attempts have been made to repair the deterioration, but few had actually addressed the source of the problems," said the award's description. "Innovative restoration techniques were employed, including dry-ice blasting to remove paint and clean the cast-iron elements of the lantern. These and other repairs made using modern forensic investigation techniques, practical engineering analysis and innovative restoration techniques have now made the enclosure for this very important Minnesota icon weather-tight, and created highly sustainable preservation of a national landmark."


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Barnet and Southgate College in North London welcomes international students from all over the world on a wide range of courses. The College runs over 2000 academic, professional, vocational and general interest courses, from English as a Foreign Language (EFL) , Higher National Diplomas (HND) and Foundation Degrees inlcuding professional courses such as the ACCA for International students.
Barnet and Southgate College is one of the largest Further Education Colleges in England, with three main centres across North London. Our campuses are ideally located with excellent transport links, and are just a short underground journey away from lively central London where you can experience the real culture of Great Britain. The College truly reflects the city's multiculturalism and we are justifiably proud of our diversity.
Our facilities include sports halls and fully equipped multi-gyms, three large libraries and learning resource centres and five restaurants and cafeterias. Our students also have access to computers and are able to use our Wi-Fi system on all campuses. There is a wide ranging enrichment programme which includes visits to museums, theatres, other landmarks and places of interest.
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Pickering described Chiapperini as a "lifetime firefighter" with nearly 20 years in the department, and called Kaczowka a "tremendous young man."
The two wounded firefighters, Joseph Hofstetter and Theodore Scardino, were in guarded condition in the intensive care unit at Strong Memorial Hospital, authorities said. Both were awake and alert and are expected to recover.
Hofstetter, also a full-timer with the Rochester Fire Department, was hit once in the pelvis, and the bullet lodged in his spine, authorities said. Scardino was hit in the chest and knee.
At West Webster Fire Station 1, there were at least 20 bouquets on a bench in front and a bouquet of roses with three gold-and-white ribbons saying, "May they rest in peace," "In the line of duty" and "In memory of our fallen brothers."
A handwritten sign says, "Thanks for protecting us, RIP." Two candles were lit to honor the dead.
Grieving firefighters declined to talk to reporters. A memorial vigil was planned for early Monday evening.
The shooting and fires were in a neighborhood of seasonal and year-round homes set close together across the road from the lakeshore. The area is popular with recreational boaters but is normally quiet this time of year.
"We have very few calls for service in that location," Pickering said. "Webster is a tremendous community. We are a safe community, and to have a tragedy befall us like this is just horrendous."
O'Flynn lamented the violence, which comes on the heels of other shootings including the massacre of 20 students and six adults at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn.
"It's sad to see that that this is becoming more commonplace in communities across the nation," O'Flynn said.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo said the State Police and Office of Emergency Management were working with local authorities.
"Volunteer firefighters and police officers were injured and two were taken from us as they once again answered the call of duty," Cuomo said in a statement. "We as the community of New York mourn their loss as now two more families must spend the holidays without their loved ones."
Webster, a middle-class suburb, now is the scene of violence linked to house fires for two Decembers in a row.
Last Dec. 7, authorities say, a 15-year-old boy doused his home with gasoline and set it ablaze, killing his father and two brothers, 16 and 12. His mother and 13-year-old sister escaped with injuries. He is being prosecuted as an adult.
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Mrs. Scott's employment association with the University of Colorado Colorado Springs spans four decades beginning in 1989. She earned a bachelor's degree in business with an emphasis in accounting from UCCS in 1987. She began her career with the University working as an Accountant I in the Budget and Planning Office. Mrs. Scott was integral in the creation of the UCCS Resource Management Division in February of 2005 bringing together the Accounting, Budget, and Student Financial Services areas to create efficiencies in the way UCCS manages its financial resources. Human Resources was added to this group in 2013 to further connect one of the most critical resources at UCCS, its employees. Mrs. Scott's service to the University has been centered on blood donation. She served as the Blood Drive chair or co-chair from 1996-2003 and again from 2011-2013. As a committed donor, Mrs. Scott is approaching 7 gallons donated since working at UCCS. She assisted with the transition of this important service that UCCS does for the Colorado Springs community from Memorial Hospital to Bonfils Blood Center in 2013. UCCS was named as one of the best performing education blood drive partners by Bonfils in 2013. Mrs. Scott was a member of the 2004 University of Colorado Emerging Leaders Program. She chaired the Holiday Service Committee in 1993-94 and has served on numerous committees including the Diversity Alliance Committee, University of Colorado Staff Council and executive level search committees. Prior to her appointment as the Assistant Vice Chancellor in 2014, Mrs. Scott served as the Senior Executive Director of Human and Financial Resources and the Campus Budget Officer.
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JODIE! Please use Monster.com for this type of garbage.
Mariah, lay off sniffing the glue!
Did the poor guy even get a copy of the photo or is it in the mail?!
I hope this is fake, I mean come on the photo makes NO SENSE! I love her and all but I guess once famous people start announcing nick names that make no sense to the rest of the world…. except to the crazies that follow them.
mia- The man probably wanted to take a picture with her! Is that so far-fetched?
JUST STOP POSTING. Quit while your behind honey, before you get severly burned (like befor) by yours truly.
And really, stop posting these forwarded emails here. This isn't just any so so site. Have some respect.
You to can look like you give a shit about the poor and hungry with our new backdrop for school photos. Why stick with the over used cloudy sky when you can stand beside,not touching fully, the homeless.
Poor guy doesn't even look like he's part of the picture since she made sure she was the most prominent thing in that picture.
I seriously doubt that she gave a shit about this guy, im sure its just some publicity stunt with all the Live 8 stuff going on. She needs to go far far away and recuperate from whatever drugs she has been taking these past years. Better yet, maybe she should be on drugs and then shell realize what a crazy bitch she is!
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North Wyke farm platform: a national infrastructure for agri-food research
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BBSRC is planning a significant investment in a farm-based platform for collaborative research at North Wyke. We recently consulted on the specific investment details of the platform.
The platform will underpin key strategic areas in:
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- Agri-ecosystems services and the effects of environmental change on agriculture (which intersect the food security and living with environmental change programmes)
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The case study mentioned by Lisa Kitinoja "Linking Smallholder Horticultural Farmers with Lucrative Export Markets" raises several other issues not yet touched in the discussions, namely:
1) governments and donors need to understand that the promotion of sustainable cooperative businesses is a long-term educational/training process that requires technical assistance over alonger period than the typicalm2-3 year development project allows. I would also add to this point the one raised earlier by Nishadi Somaratne that such assistance should be linked to the assisted cooperative's achievement certain well-defined business performance and self-sufficiency targets.
2) such assistance should primarily focus on trading to enhance member business skills, not just cooperative managers business skills and farmer members should be treated as "agri-business people" rather than just as farmers.
3) the primary aiims of the training should focus on increasing the profitability of the cooperative business, investing in business growth and increasing member benefits
4) another important lesson learned from the study is the usefulness of small informal group approaches in business skill training, especially in larger cooperatives where the gap between members and cooperative leaders is greatest.
5) evidence demonstrates that rural women are better savers and accumulators and often have better micro-business management skills than men. That being the case, the increased participation of women in cooperatives and at middle and higher levels of management should be encouraged.


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Barack Obama wins the most pledged delegates.
Obama wins the most votes in the party primaries.
Hillary Clinton wins the presidential nomination.
The rumblings of a revolt over such a Democratic presidential nominating scenario are stirring in a petition drive that a group with some experience in organizing African American voters has started.
Sam Stein, at the Huffington Post, reports on one aspect of the "political price to pay'' for Democratic superdelegates potentially overruling the party's primary voters. "Color of Change,'' a group that claims contacts with 400,000 people, "is organizing a petition campaign to persuade superdelegates and congressional leaders that a Clinton win through the hands of party insiders would "disenfranchise millions," and constitute "a shocking attack on voting rights and democracy,'' Stein reports at the HuffPo.


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Feb. 10, 2011 (Business Wire) -- Express-1 Expedited Solutions, Inc. (XPO) today reported its preliminary unaudited earnings for the fourth quarter ended December 31, 2010.
For the year, preliminary revenues from continuing operations increased by 58% to approximately $158 million during fiscal 2010 compared to $100 million in fiscal 2009. During the same period, net income improved by 187% to $4,888,000 or $0.15 per fully diluted share compared to $1,705,000 or $0.05 per fully diluted share during 2009.
Additionally, in the fourth quarter, preliminary revenue from continuing operations increased by 31% to $41.6 million compared to $31.6 million in the fourth quarter of 2009. During the same period, net income improved 36% to $820,000 or $0.02 per fully diluted share compared to $601,000 or $0.02 per diluted share for the fourth quarter of 2009.
Michael R. Welch, the Company's CEO commented, "2010 was a banner year for XPO in which we made solid gains in both growth and profitability. We continue to believe that our integrated asset-light platform is well positioned and we look forward to increased revenue and bottom line growth in 2011."
"Our management team has continued to execute on its growth strategy in 2010 and we are excited about the possibilities in 2011," stated Board Chairman, Jim Martell.
XPO to present at this week's BB&T Conference
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Express-1 Expedited Solutions, Inc. is a non-asset based services organization focused on premium transportation through its business units, Express-1, Inc. (Buchanan, Michigan), Concert Group Logistics, Inc. (CGL) (Downers Grove, Illinois), and Bounce Logistics, Inc. (South Bend, Indiana). These business units are focused on premium services that include same-day, time-sensitive transportation and domestic and international freight forwarding. Serving more than 4,000 customers, the Company's premium transportation offerings are provided through one of six operations centers; Buchanan, Michigan; South Bend, Indiana; Downers Grove, Illinois; Rochester Hills, Michigan; Tampa, Florida, and Miami Florida. Express-1 Expedited Solutions, Inc. is publicly traded on the NYSE AMEX Equities Exchange under the symbol XPO. For more information about the Company, visit www.xpocorporate.com
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Joachim looks at Lorem and shrugs. He felt like a new man and did not care really what they were up to now. The goblin association did intrigue him though and it would be a fun place to check out.
"Why don't we go to the AAGP? I bet they can tell us some fun stuff."
"Hmmm... Sounds like a good idea. It would be unusual to talk to a goblin without holding a blade to his neck or something. Let us go." Lorem approves of the paladin's idea. The strange association intrigued him as well.
"Brrrraaaaapppp" the priest replies, a startled look in his eyes. The priest focuses himself a bit before breathing a sign of relief.
"That was close" he says with a smile as rises from his seat, picking up a couple pastries as he does so.
"So... where are we going?"
With a destination set, the trio makes its way along Saerb's dusty streets, soon reaching the building labeled AAGP. Similar in size compared to the rest of the buildings in town, it stands approximately 40 meters in height, topped by several large chimney-stacks, thick white smoke pouring from their open tops to mingle with the sparse clouds above.
Brown and shabby in color, its only windows sit on the top floor, a pair on each visible side. The AAGP sign hangs on the second level of the building, a crude slap of wood marked roughly with red paint.
Out front, two large goblins stand guard, each wielding a morningstar in one hand, and holding a small wooden shield in the other. Brown of skin and foul of smell, their clothing is just as shabby as the building they guard. Neither can lay claim to a full set of armor, though between them they wear enough leathery hide and metal pieces to armor a full-sized human.
The goblins grunt and stare at passing villagers, who do their best to avoid eye contact, picking up their pace as they pass by.
"Greetings ..." Joachim stops in his speech as he ponders what to say next foul creatures, racist, ugly things, not very addressing, goblins, to plain, creatures, rude, ritualistic clan conceiving well known frustrated beings of the cave life I once encountered and have never before seen in broad daylight in the middle of a city specially not guarding a own building, to long and how did I think of this? ... something must have clicked as Joachim suddenly continued his speech "... friends"
"Well my companions and I, more the latter, were wondering what your association of sorts does. I myself must say I was rather surprised and intrigued to find such a group as your own in such a small place like this town. So we decided to pay you a visit, as humble as we may be we sure were interested to find out some more about you guys." Joachim's slightly curled blond moustache has its tips pointed straight up with the smile bellow. It was indeed very funny how these creatures went around. For Joachim they were more like pets, well wild animals taught to create things like an association would be as funny. It was as if someone had created the Cat's Guilde or Cow Restoration Group.
Joachim who was more used to a combative confrontation with these species found it charming to find them doing this. And had he not been badly drunk the night before he would have paid this place a visit right then.
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The goblins stare at Joachim as he talks, grunting before and after. They make no other movements, however, nothing to suggest they heard, or even understood, what was being said to them.
Joachim insecure of a sudden by the indiference he was greeted with turned his back to his companions. Shrugging. "I think they did not understand what I said." he then approaches the two and speaks as silently as he can, not whispering, "Perhaps they are not trained yet." and he makes a knocking gesture on his forehead to transmit emptiness.
"So does any of you speak goblin?" he asks with his hand palms apart and a smirk on his face.
"Nope." the massive cleric chimes in, not really worried what they are doing at this place for goblins.
"But I can grunt, burp and fart -- so I'm pretty sure I can get across my point if you need me to." he says, reaching back to scratch his posterior.
"Hmmm... Let me try. I know the orcs' language." Lorem cleared his voice, and using the language that he knew orcs used, he repeated Joachim's words.
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Any moms in these area? I just moved to Patterson and im looking for other moms and things to do for LO!
Patterson? Modesto? Turlock? area
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We are just outside the turlock area but go there about 3 to 4 times a week. My son and I both love the park by turlock high school. I would love to meet some time. My son is only 1.5 but he and i both need friends lol!
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No LOs anymore, just want to spread the word that the Carnegie Arts Center in Turlock will be open throughout the holiday season; closing only on Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day and New Years Day.
Under 12 is free admission. Currently showing works of regional artists depicting California along with an Ansel Adams exhibit.
No, really - it isn't "uniQuE" if it's in the Top 1000!
Im in stockton, mom to little gabe 8 months
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You've got about as much charm as a dead slug.
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What to do if you find baby wild animals
Young animals may make their way across your path this time of year, but sometimes the best thing to do is leave them alone.
"The best place for wildlife is with their parents," Demlong said, noting that when you find an orphaned animal, to wait and see what happens before taking action.
Mike Demlong with Arizona Game and Fish Department says when you are in doubt whether to help an animal that appears to be orphaned, in most cases, you should try not to touch them or take them.
Often times, a homeowner will find a baby bird or other small animal in their yard and not want their pets or children to harm them.
Demlong says that in those situations, to try to keep your pets or kids inside and away from the animal. Parents will often come back for their young and don't always abandon them, even if they look abandoned.
It's best to wait and see whether the baby is found by its parents. If you're worried about a baby bird, try moving it to a higher location where it is safe.
Demlong says the department can offer advice in many cases on what to do with a young animal, or in rare cases, offer you a place to take them to be rehabilitated.
Sometimes, though, if an animal is too exposed to human contact and becomes dependent, it will never be able to be released into the wild again.
Arizona Game and Fish Department is reportedly already busy with babies after recently getting baby owls, a baby bobcat rescued from inside a resort wall , coyote pups and raccoons.
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Common corrugated cardboard [1] finds a new life in this elegant outdoor pavilion composed of an array of cut paper cylinders. Designed by ETH Zurich [2] students Min‐Chieh Chen, Dominik Zausinger and Michele Leidi, the semi-spherical pavilion is made from 409 circular cardboard pieces connected together with ties. Spotted on Dezeen [3], the project was digitally designed using CAAD software, which opens up exciting new possibilities for structures made from biodegradable paper pulp.
The Packed Pavilion [4] was unveiled as part of the 3D paperArt exhibition at the Shanghai Museum of Arts and Crafts during the 2010 Shanghai Expo [5]. Each of the pavilion's circular components is formed from 28 layers of cardboard that were cut and composed into building elements by a computer-controlled machine. The project was also designed to be efficiently manufactured and shipped by nesting individual pieces within one another, saving on production time, material use, and shipping volume.
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Ford has a lot to celebrate so far in 2013, including its top-line growth with wholesale volume and total company revenue up 16% and 12%, respectively, compared with a year ago. These are very impressive results. Its growth was supported by year-over-year market share gains in all regions.


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In September 2006—with support from the Trust for Public Land (a nonprofit land conservation organization)—Rebar announced the first official Parking Day. The concept went viral, attracting participants in Italy, Scotland, England and other countries. By Parking Day 2010 there were 850 documented parks in 183 cities, across 30 countries and six continents.
There's something surreal about seeing flat gray parking spaces transformed into a tiny universe. During the five years since Parking Day has gone international, there have been some sensational uses of those humble bits of real estate.
"People have done some beautiful sculptures," Passmore reflects. "Some parking spaces have hosted music festivals. There have been demonstrations of solar power, as well as xeriscaping: landscaping that requires no water and little maintenance. One of my all-time favorites was a clinic, where nurses from a San Francisco hospital set up to give free health advice." Other spaces have featured inflatable pools, ball pits, even a small library. In a Washington, D.C. space, a team from the State Department created a grass-lined badminton court.
Rebar doesn't oversee any of these projects. "Our job now," Passmore asserts, "is to keep the spirit of the event alive, and maintain the generosity, playfulness and absurdity at the core of Parking Day."
There are some rules. Rebar has trademarked "Parking Day," and asks that participants agree to the simple terms on its website. These include strictly noncommercial use of the parking space and respect for the maximum time allotted on the meters. "I think the message is much more powerful that way," says Passmore. "So we encourage people to stick to the time limit, and move when it expires."
In practice, many people stay put all day. I wondered if anyone had actually gotten a ticket.
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text: Mini Mediterranean Plants Gift Crate by The Gluttonous Gardener £44$84.76€56.63$67.43 84 customer reviews(84) In stock This item is not available for delivery to United States. International delivery available gift message desired delivery date (monday - friday only) (required) delivery instructions (e.g. try a neighbour/leave round back of house) personalisationpersonalisation (required)Personalised slate label (+ £15)Nonepersonalisation (required)Personalised slate label (+ $28.89)Nonepersonalisation (required)Personalised slate label (+ €19.30)Nonepersonalisation (required)Personalised slate label (+ $22.98)None details for personalised slate label (additional cost applies) additional extrasadditional extras (required)Handmade Belgian Chocolates (+ £15)Bottle of red wine (+ £20)Bottle of white wine (+ £20)Both red and white wine (+ £40)Bottle of champagne (+ £30)Noneadditional extras (required)Handmade Belgian Chocolates (+ $28.89)Bottle of red wine (+ $38.52)Bottle of white wine (+ $38.52)Both red and white wine (+ $77.05)Bottle of champagne (+ $57.79)Noneadditional extras (required)Handmade Belgian Chocolates (+ €19.30)Bottle of red wine (+ €25.74)Bottle of white wine (+ €25.74)Both red and white wine (+ €51.48)Bottle of champagne (+ €38.61)Noneadditional extras (required)Handmade Belgian Chocolates (+ $22.98)Bottle of red wine (+ $30.65)Bottle of white wine (+ $30.65)Both red and white wine (+ $61.30)Bottle of champagne (+ $45.97)None quantity by The Gluttonous Gardener Location: London, GB read seller's profile see seller's complete range more items from this seller Mediterranean Orchard Tree Gift Crate by The Gluttonous Gardener £44$84.76€56.63$67.43 Grapevine Gift Crate by The Gluttonous Gardener £44$84.76€56.63$67.43 Take It Sloe Gift Crate by The Gluttonous Gardener £44$84.76€56.63$67.43 Personalised Medlar Tree New Home Gift by The Gluttonous Gardener £44$84.76€56.63$67.43 Ruby Wedding Anniversary Rose Gift by The Gluttonous Gardener £44$84.76€56.63$67.43 The Owl And The Pussycat Christening Gift ... by The Gluttonous Gardener £44$84.76€56.63$67.43 view all you may also like PRODUCT DETAILS CUSTOMER REVIEWS DELIVERY RETURNS Made in Britain can be personalised exclusive eco-friendly ask seller a question save for later This beautiful pair of Mediterranean trees will delight someone who dreams of sunnier climates. We lovingly pack and swiftly deliver a pomegranate tree and a fig tree in terracotta pots, carefully packaged inside a handsome wooden crate. We've chosen varieties which will thrive even in fickle British climate, and which should be kept outside year-round. Both plants may be grown in pots so even the humblest garden or balcony can grow a little piece of paradise. You may choose to make this gift even more special with the addition of wine, chocolates, a pair of fruit pruning secateurs or a personalised engraved slate plant plaque. Our plants are chosen and cared for by an experienced gardener to ensure they arrive in perfect health. These trees vary in appearance depending on the time of year and will be dormant and leafless through late autumn to spring. made from: Your gift is beautifully hand-packed to order in London . The plants will be carefully cocooned in wood wool inside one of our unique crates, crafted from sustainable wood. Full care and growing instructions are provided. dimensions: The beautiful wooden gift crate measures: 70 x 16 x 16cm Optional personalised slate plaque measures: 16.5cm x 3cm Optional additions of wine or champagne: 75cl By purchasing wine or champagne you confirm that you are 18 years of age or over. product code: 213419 84 customer reviews Tue 02 Feb 2016 Bought this as a 40th wedding anniversary present. The plants look really nice and the packaging is lovely too. Really pleased with it. Wed 06 Jan 2016 Very Good Wed 23 Sep 2015 Such a great idea for a coworkers wedding :) She really enjoyed it! Wed 12 Aug 2015 Lovely lresebtation and speedy delivery. Pricey for essentially two small plants. Wed 24 Jun 2015 No comment supplied. Wed 17 Jun 2015 Excellent packaged well delivered on date promised. Wed 06 May 2015 No comment supplied. Fri 17 Apr 2015 Lovely products- mum delighted- good communication with seller Fri 27 Mar 2015 The trees were really nice and well packaged. But didn't contain any instructions or advice. One of the trees wasn't labelled at all so we only knew what it was via process of elimination. Thu 05 Mar 2015 This was bought as a gift and the recipient said that the plants are absolutely excellent. However, the gift was sent by Parcel Force and they caused a lot of worry by not delivering on the day requested saying that they could not find the house. I was very disappointed by Parcel force. Fri 27 Feb 2015 I think there could be more detail about how to look after the plants, but otherwise happy and hoping I can manage to get them to grow. Mon 05 Jan 2015 No comment supplied. Wed 31 Dec 2014 Nice product with 2 healthy plants inside. Wasn't delivered as per my requested date and had to contact the seller (The Gluttonous Gardener). Their customer service was brilliant and sent a replacement immediately. Will certainly order through them again. Tue 30 Dec 2014 Wonderful service - this is the second time I've bought from you. Product was excellent, well packaged and loved by the recipient. Tue 30 Dec 2014 Great idea for a present, wife was well chuffed Tue 30 Dec 2014 The gift is excellent but the wrong gift crate was sent and I received a red and white vine instead of the mediterranean plants. It's still a lovely gift but not what I ordered. I have contacted the seller directly and am awaiting a reply. The Gluttonous Gardener's response: Thank you for taking the time to leave feedback we are incredibly sorry for this mistake, we have already sent out the correct gift to you and apologise for any disappointment caused. This will have been down to human error which does not happen often but when it does we will always rectify it as quickly as possible. Fri 26 Dec 2014 Friends are thrilled and plants are lovely Fri 19 Dec 2014 Was buying this as a present, I had a query over the delivery and they were most helpful, the plants were beautifully packed and the recipients were delighted with a really original present. Excellent all round. Wed 17 Dec 2014 Very unusual and excellent gift Fri 26 Sep 2014 Very responsive when advised that the delivery name was incorrect and the birthday girl just loved her gift. Ordered in the early afternoon yet delivered the very next day. Happy customer! Fri 19 Sep 2014 Great product, my mother in law loves her birthday present. Tue 02 Sep 2014 Very nicely packaged, important when sending as a gift. The crate is reusable/recyclable for small plants to be put in. The actual plants are very nice, smaller than how they appear in the picture, but nevertheless, nice and healthy. Fri 08 Aug 2014 Perfectly packaged and arrived in good condition Sun 20 Jul 2014 Brilliant present for father's day. Fig and Pomegranate tree booming in the garden. Would definitely recommend this product. Packaging was brilliant and felt like you were present a brilliant gift. Arrived in superb condition. Tue 15 Jul 2014 This was a wedding gift. They loved it. Fantastic gift. Fri 11 Jul 2014 The plants were very well and carefully packed, but the crate was posted and supplied upright, which meant that one plant spent the journey on its head! Arrived undamaged even so, and my sister was delighted with them. Mon 30 Jun 2014 My dad absolutely adores them and looks forward to watching them grow Fri 27 Jun 2014 Fantastic packaging, plants were in great conditon with a few leaves. Delivery was next day - can't fault it! Fathers day present very much appreciated :) Tue 24 Jun 2014 ... Mon 23 Jun 2014 Both plants arrived healthy and are now thriving. The packaging used is brilliant and we are still using the crate to stand them in. Great gift. Tue 03 Jun 2014 did not see item but recipient said the packaging was excellent and everything was very fresh and healthy. Wed 14 May 2014 Plants in good condition, excellent presentation - perfect gift! Mon 12 May 2014 The two plants came exactly as expected and the packaging was beautiful. It was for my in-laws wedding anniversary and they were over the moon with this gift. Fri 09 May 2014 Gift for my mum. She loved them. Great service. Wed 07 May 2014 It was a 40th gift for a good friend who loved them. Wed 07 May 2014 No comment supplied. Thu 17 Apr 2014 The picture and description of the product are clearly misleading and the actual product issued is a barely alive coupling of 2 minuscule twigs. A complaint to the company was met with a patronising and unsatisfactory response with no offer to put right the delivery. Based on what was delivered this product is vastly overpriced. I would recommend everyone steers clear of this product and company. The Gluttonous Gardener's response: Thank you for taking the time to leave feedback we are extremely sorry that you were unhappy with both the product and our response, I can assure you coming over as patronising is the last thing we would ever want to do. As we detailed in our email to your you can be assured that the plants received are of the same quality as pictured just that the image Notonthehighstreet choose to use is of them at the height of summer which is how yours will look come July/August of this year. We can assure you that we take the satisfaction of the recipients/purchasers of our gifts extremely seriously and will look into how we can perhaps manage expectations of how the plants will arrive at different times of the year. Sat 12 Apr 2014 Excellently presented Thu 10 Apr 2014 the plants advertised where fully fledged baby trees what i got was little stalks, with no leaves! the seller said it was due to seasonality which is rubbish as they should be growing them all year round The Gluttonous Gardener's response: Thank you for taking the time to leave feedback, we are very sorry that you were not satisfied with your gift. We can assure you that we do grow these trees at our nursery year round and that they are of a very good quality, it is natural for both the fig and pomegranate to lose their leaves over the winter months and around spring time now put on new growth. Both trees lose are dormant over winter so naturally drop their leaves in the autumn and then come spring start to re grow again for the summer months ahead. It would be unnatural for us to send them out year round with leaves on as this is not as they should be and would damage the plant and it is our intention to send out plants that will last for years to come. We can assure you that within weeks that they will be putting on lots of lovely new growth and within a very short space of time will look just as they are in the picture. Kind regards Sally The Gluttonous Gardener Wed 09 Apr 2014 The delivery was super speedy & the plants beautifully packaged.it was appreciated by the recipient and I would recommend. Tue 01 Apr 2014 Excellent product. Always a worry ordering things that are alive over Internet but arrived in pristine condition. Fri 21 Mar 2014 The image shows two flowering fruit trees, but the recipient described what turned up as two twigs. Show what you're selling The Gluttonous Gardener's response: Thank you for taking the time to leave feedback, obviously at different times of the year plants will vary in appearance and currently fig and pomegranate trees are just coming out of their dormant winter state. Within a matter of weeks the recipient should see lots of lovely new growth and will very much look like the picture, we can assure you that the plants are of a very good quality. We will take your comments into account and look to where we can improve. Kind Regards Sally Golland The Gluttonous Gardener Tue 18 Mar 2014 Extremely fast delivery, fantastically packaged and they look great- very good present! Wed 05 Feb 2014 My Grandparents love it. Wed 05 Feb 2014 The wrong plants were sent have sent two emails saying how up set I am they were for my daughters birthday I ordered VINES one red & one white Received in door plants The cost of this was£ 44 pounds a lot of money for me as I am an OAP I feel notonthehighstreet don't care I will never order from you agin The Gluttonous Gardener's response: Thank you for taking time to leave feedback we are incredibly sorry to hear of your disappointment, this is the first time we have been made aware of your concern. We only have one order for you which is for the Mini Mediterranean Crate which is what we delivered and not the Grapevine Gift Set so we will investigate with Notonthehighstreet to see if and where an error occurred, customer satisfaction is incredibly important and we have already sent you a message to you. Kind regards Sally Golland the Gluttonous Gardener Tue 04 Feb 2014 none Mon 20 Jan 2014 No comment supplied. Thu 16 Jan 2014 A wonderful idea and one which my husband loved. We're both excited at the daily developments in the trees! Wed 15 Jan 2014 One of the terracotta pots was broken on arrival which was a shame as it was a Christmas present sent directly to my friend. The Gluttonous Gardener's response: Thank you for taking the time to leave feedback we are incredibly sorry to hear that the pot arrived damaged, I can assure you this happens very rarely. We were not aware that there was an issue with your order until you left feedback, we will be making sure a new pot is sent directly to the recipient. We do hope however they are enjoying watching their plants grow and will have two perfect terracotta pots shortly. Kind regards Sally Golland The Gluttonous Gardener Sun 12 Jan 2014 Beautifully packed - arrived very quick. Sat 11 Jan 2014 Brilliant communication and customer service, gift was wonderfully packaged and plants were healthy and are thriving. 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The Fight to Criminalize Early-Term Abortions
New rulings in Texas and Oklahoma could challenge the last remnant of Roe v. Wade.
In 2011, Oklahoma passed a law making it harder for doctors to prescribe abortion-inducing drugs. Oklahoma's Supreme Court struck down the law as unconstitutional. Then the Supreme Court agreed to review the case, but asked the Oklahoma court (which had written only a few paragraphs) to clarify why they struck down the law in the first place. This week, the Oklahoma Court explained itself: The state's effort to regulate abortion-inducing drugs amounted to a total ban on medication abortions. And so it was unconstitutional.
One day earlier, a lower court in Texas, looking at a substantially similar (but not identical) effort to regulate medication abortions, upheld the provision, albeit with an exception. If a woman need a nonsurgical abortion to protect her health or life, she can still get it. The raft of new efforts to regulate medication abortions are confusing, and the legal questions surrounding them are even more so. How can we square what happened in Texas with what happened in Oklahoma, and what does it all mean for the future of this type of abortion at the Supreme Court, where the Oklahoma case may be heard in the near future?
The constitutional questions around medication abortions are new and complicated and different from the usual fights we've witnessed over surgical abortion and TRAP laws (Targeted Regulation of Abortion Providers). Medication abortions mainly involve the drug mifepristone, or RU-486. They take place in the first trimester—and that means the state-erected limits are often thinly disguised state efforts to challenge what remains of Roe v Wade. Oklahoma Gov. Mary Fallin, signing her state's bill in May 2011, called it "a critical part of our effort to promote the cause of life." Gov. Rick Perry has expressly stated that his goal is to make abortion at any stage "a thing of the past." In effect, these challenges force questions that have been unanswered for years at the court: Is Roe still on safe ground? Are state efforts to force the question back before the high court going to pay off? And what does it mean when courts seem to find it easier to write about the rights of doctors to practice good medicine than the rights of women to receive it?
Twelve states, including Oklahoma, have some form of medication-abortion regulations on the books. The Oklahoma ban was incredibly poorly drafted, essentially sweeping in any "abortion inducing medication," which made it easy for the state Supreme Court to see it as a total ban. The other states have been sneakier.
As Linda Greenhouse explained in September, the issue here is not the abortions themselves. The statues revolve around how doctors may prescribe the series of pills that induce them. Only one drug—mifepristone—has been approved by the FDA for inducing abortions, and only for the first nine weeks of pregnancy. But the way doctors use this drug and others related to it has changed in the intervening years. At this point, the most common medication-abortion protocol requires that women take two pills: mifepristone, which terminates the pregnancy, and misoprostol, two days later, which causes the uterus to expel the pregnancy. In most states, women can take the first pill at her doctor's office and the second pill at home, which helps improve access for poor or rural women who live far from abortion clinics, can't take off several days from work, and want to terminate as early as possible.
Under the 2011 Oklahoma law, the state required physicians to follow the dosage and procedures only as written on the F.D.A. label. The prohibition on allowing doctors to prescribe the pill in a manner considered "off-label" effectively means that although research and best practices have evolved (as they have for medications approved for cancer and migraines and most other things), physicians must continue to prescribe dosages that are medically outdated. As Amanda Marcotte explained in Slate, since the FDA label was approved, further research has shown that the second pill in the series can safely be taken at home, and that the 600 milligrams of Mifeprex required by the label is too high. Most doctors agree that only 200 milligrams are needed. Finally, as Greenhouse clarified, "While the original F.D.A. label specified that the drugs should be used only up to 49 days of pregnancy, doctors have found the regimen safe and effective for up to 63 days—nine weeks of pregnancy."
To sum up, the FDA label mandates a protocol that is more cumbersome, expensive, and dangerous for most women. Emily Bazelon explained why FDA reauthorization has not been sought, even though, at this point "96 percent of all medication abortions now involve an evidence-based regimen that departs from the FDA protocol that's on the label." That's why a district court judge in Oklahoma, looking at the restriction, found that limiting physicians to the label requirements was "so completely at odds with the standard that governs the practice of medicine that it can serve no purpose other than to prevent women from obtaining abortions and to punish and discriminate against those women who do." In other words, he got it. And then he stopped Oklahoma's law from going into effect.


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Myrtle Beach Offers Lots of Affordable Fun for Kids of All Ages
By Terry Massey
Myrtle Beach Local Expert
Everyone can be a kid again in Myrtle Beach, where there are dozens of attractions geared toward the entire family. Best of all, local attractions know to compete with the free admission of the Atlantic Ocean, the price must be right for families on a budget. To get the maximum bang (or splash) for your buck, shop around for the best deals to the places that will interest everyone in your party. For instance, for those looking for aquatic fun, Myrtle Waves is wonderful water park for both the kids looking to ride some thrilling slides and rides and adults wanting to take a ride in the slow lane of the lazy river and wave pool. Make a day of it and rent a cabana where the family can take a break and gather for a picnic lunch. For families who prefer to take a break from the heat in an air-conditioned setting, Ripley's Aquarium is Myrtle Beach's most popular attraction, and for good reason. Visitors can tour the 85,000 square-foot facility for an up-close experience with various species of sharks, turtles, crabs, stingrays and all sorts of sea life. Located in the Broadway at the Beach complex, it's a great place for families to take a timeout from shopping and dining to get a good look at the mysteries that lie under the ocean. Regardless of what your family is looking for, you're sure to find it in Myrtle Beach.
Myrtle Beach State Park
Experience a day of wonder in Myrtle Beach State Park, an oasis of nature amid a sea of human development. Located on the south end of Myrtle Beach, the state park is a stark contrast to the high-rise hotels that are just a short walk away. Featuring old-growth maritime forests with hiking trails that lead to the high sand dunes of the beach, this 312-acre oceanfront park was developed by the CCC (Civilian Conservation Corps) in the 1930s. In addition to about a mile of beach, the park encompasses a fishing pier, a nature center, a campground and cabins and plenty of oceanfront picnic shelters. (843-238-5325)
Alligator Adventure
Get ready to see one of the largest exhibits of gators and crocs in the world at Alligator Adventure, but this 15-acre park in North Myrtle Beach has much more. Serving as one of the biggest reptile parks in operation, Alligator Adventure also features a wide selection of snakes, turtle, lizards and other creatures that slither. In fact, this modern zoological facility, which is conveniently located next to Barefoot Landing entertainment, shopping and dining complex, also houses tigers, wolves and exotic birds, making it more like a complete zoo experience. Be sure to see Uton, a massive 20-foot croc that comes up on dry land for his daily chicken dinner. (843-361-0789)
Pavilion Nostalgia Park
History never looked so fun as a trip to the Pavilion Nostalgia Park, a smaller but memory-provoking version of the old Pavilion that served as the centerpiece of downtown Myrtle Beach for decades. Located at the popular Broadway at the Beach complex, this miniature theme park features rides that generations of visitors used to ride at the Pavilion, such as the century-old Herschell Spillman carousel that stands as a testament to another era. Other rides include the Pirate Ship, the Wave Swinger and the Caterpillar. There are also plenty of rides for younger children, like the Tea Cups and Kiddie Boat Ride. (843-918-8725)
Captain Dick's
There are lots of watersports outfitters on the Grand Strand, but few have the experience and reputation of Captain Dick's. Sailing out of Murrells Inlet, this outfitter offers a wide selection of aquatic activities, including boat and jet ski rentals, parasailing trips, Banana Boat tours and saltwater marsh explorer adventures. Captain Dick's also provides specialty tours, such as "Cruisin' the Beach" trips, ocean sightseeing cruises, pirate adventure voyages, and a full range of fishing activities. Go bottom fishing, game-fishing, trolling and charter fishing and keep whatever you catch. Prices, dates and times vary, so call ahead for details. Reservations are recommended. (843-651-3676, 866-557-3474)
Wild Water – Water and Race Theme Park
Wild Water & Wheels is the place to cool off during those hot summer days on the south end of the Grand Strand. Located in Surfside Beach, just 7 miles south of downtown Myrtle Beach, Wild Water & Wheels is home to thousands of thrills for kids of all ages - even the grown-up ones. Featuring 16 acres of family fun, this attraction offers lots of water slides and other aquatic play areas, including a large wave pool, a lazy river, and a kiddie play station. Other features include an arcade, mini-golf, and go-cart racing. Wild Water is open from May through September, but daily hours vary. (843-238-9453)
Blue Wave Adventures
Take the adventure of a lifetime on one of these chartered tours to local waters. Guides don't have to go far to find these majestic creatures playing in the sea. Experienced and informative guides know just where to go and just how to approach the dolphins to get up close views. Fishing tours and other wildlife cruises are offered by this Murrells Inlet company, but tracking dolphins is Blue Wave's specialty. Its boat is the only one of its type on the East Coast - a 30 foot RAIV (Rigid Aluminum Inflatable Vessel). Call for exact tour dates and times. (843-651-3676)
Myrtle Beach Boardwalk & Promenade
The downtown district has been revitalized by this new attraction, highlighted by the 190-foot SkyWheel that lights up the Myrtle Beach skyline. The largest ferris wheel on the East Coast offers scenic views of the Atlantic Ocean and the entire Grand Strand, but it's the area right around the SkyWheel that shines the most. A 1.2-mile wooden walkway spans the beachfront on one side and open-air cafes and shops on the other. Left abandoned when the Pavilion closed in 2006, the downtown area is back and better than ever thanks to the new Boardwalk. Check for special events held here throughout the year. (843-916-2000)
Myrtle Waves Water Park
Cool off from the summer heat at South Carolina's largest water park and have a splashing good time for the whole family. Featuring more than 30 rides and water slides, this 20-acre park features towering, twisting water slides, a massive wave pool and a children's aquatic playground that are sure to bring smiles to faces looking for some fun in the sun. For life in the slower lane, the lazy river gives the older set an opportunity to relax, or kick back in one of the private cabanas and watch the kids play from the comfort of a covered lounge chair. (843-913-9250, 877-699-9200)
Family Kingdom
Give your little ones double the fun with two attractions in one. The Family Kingdom amusement park features roller coasters, including the historic wooden classic The Swamp Fox, plus more than 30 other fun rides that cater to different age groups. Just across Ocean Boulevard, Splashes Water Park is the only one located directly on the beach. Featuring several flumes, slides and other aquatic attractions, the water park is open daily from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. from Memorial Day to Labor Day weekends. The amusement park is open from March to September, but hours vary so check ahead for daily times. (843-626-3447, 843-916-0400)
Ripley's Aquarium Myrtle Beach
Located within Broadway at the Beach, this aquarium houses thousands of unusual and colorful marine animals. The highlight of a visit here will be a ride on the moving sidewalk, which travels through a glass-enclosed tunnel inside the massive 750,000 gallon shark tank. Other fun exhibits include Rainbow Rock, which is home to thousands of beautiful fish from the Pacific, and the interactive Sea-For-Yourself Discovery Center. Guests aso can get up close and personal with aquatic animals by petting the stingrays and horseshoe crabs. If you plan on visiting any of Ripley's other nearby attractions, purchase a combo ticket and save 10 to 15 percent. (843-916-0888, 800-734-8888)
About Terry Massey
It's no surprise that journalist Terry Massey is credited with creating the word 'stay-cation.' He considers the past 18 years in Myrtle Beach a vacation. He and his wife Stephanie were honeymooning in Myrtle Beach, when Terry was offered a job at the local newspaper. Without hesitation, they packed a U-Haul with their belongings - including unopened wedding gifts - and moved to the beach. They now have a daughter, Riley, a golden retriever, Duff, and their roots are deeply grounded in the sand. After 13 years at the newspaper, Terry became a freelance writer to cover all the things that brought him to the beach.
Read more about Terry Massey here.
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Cheng siblings enjoy first varsity match together, a victory for Temescal Canyon
Temescal Canyon 206 Paloma Valley 219
Temescal Canyon 206 Paloma Valley 219
Menifee It was the perfect recipe for a squabble: There were two brothers, two golf balls and one difference of opinion.
Temescal Canyon High senior Justin Cheng and younger brother Jared recently played a practice round at Canyon Lake Country Club. Jared's tee shot on the ninth hole landed out of view.
Their search yielded two balls.
"We were fighting over which ball was mine and which ball wasn't," recalled Jared Cheng, a freshman. "He kind of always has to be right."
Jared won the argument that day. What's not in dispute is how much the brothers enjoyed playing their first varsity match together Thursday.
Justin had the better round at Menifee Lakes Country Club, shooting a 5-over-par 42 in the Titans' 206-219 victory over Paloma Valley.
Temescal Canyon, the twice-defending Sunbelt League champion, improved to 10-2, 4-0. The Wildcats fell to 3-10, 2-2.
Jared, who qualified for his first varsity match, shot a 50 on the front nine of a windy Lakes course.
"I'm proud of him," said Justin Cheng, one of the team leaders. "He's worked hard to get this opportunity."
Justin said bickering among siblings is simply par for the course.
"We fight, but that's what brothers do," said Justin, who carries a 4.0 grade-point average and is taking AP calculus and honors anatomy. "I try to give him advice to help his game."
In typical little-brother fashion, Jared looks up to his older role model.
"My brother sets a standard for me that I try to beat — or at least be equal with him," said Jared, who is enrolled in Temescal Canyon's pre-International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme. "He never really gets upset, and he really keeps his cool."
Education may be a priority in the Cheng family, but smashing a driver 250 yards down the middle of a fairway carries plenty of weight.
"There's nothing quite like playing a great round, or having a great shot, and finishing a great hole," Justin said. "But getting an 'A' on a tough test is not too bad, either."
Gusting winds provided a stiff test for everyone Thursday.
"The wind can definitely take the ball anywhere when you hit it off the tee," said Titans senior Chad Hambright, whose low round of 36 included two birdies, a bogey and a double bogey. "I hit the ball good. I just had that one blowup hole."
Club selection in the shifting airstream was perhaps the most difficult task.
"You just have to be paying attention to what the wind is doing," said Paloma Valley junior Brayden Barnish, whose round of 40 led the Wildcats. "If you're hitting into the wind, you want to hit something with a lot less loft so the wind doesn't affect it as much."


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