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Your version looks WAY better than the actual thing.
WOAH! It's as big as a Battleship!
Congratulations! You've actually made this thing look cool!
...anything that makes this bird look less than a Muppet reject is alright by me. The first time I ever watched this movie it really held my attention because for an American monster movie from the 50s they were doing a pretty good job I thought.....UNTIL.......they finally showed the entire creature and the illusion just went up in laughter. So this was one of the few times that I didn't mind them doing the usual thing in American kaiju films and just killed the poor thing and put it out of our misery. Hollywood has never caught on that Deikaiju are also supposed to be chacters in the story and tell a saga - their not supposed to be some disposable McGuffin Device.
It did look pretty damn silly in the movie. It could have been an ok movie if the monster didn't fail so hard that everyone laughed.
Glad ya like this rendering of it!
Glad ya like this rendering of it!
Soo thats the Giant claw colored huh?.......Looks okay to me.
i think you made one of the stupides monsters ever badass ... i salute you
Now it doesn't look like an evil flying penis ^^ Good job.
cool. lol .
Cool, manages to actually invoke a sense of terror while still retaining some of the goofyness that gave it it's initial charm (probably the underbite, I could never take underbites seriously).
I have no idea how you managed it, but you made The Giant Claw look COOL. Bravo.
I prefer to think of The Giant Claw not as a "movie", but more like an "industrial spill". But that's just me.
lol You did the bugger some justice.
This thing was never scary. Just flat out ridiculous looking! XD
love it also the movies in black and white so I assume the colors are fine lol
May I request the Rhedosaurus.
not bad
Very cool
Probably the most badass interpretation of the Giant Claw I've seen. It actually looks like a feasible creature.
Cool bird and yes I am a fan of birds
That is awesome, Scaths! You should really do more classic B-monsters. This one came out epic.
Haha, well thankya, MM!
I would like to, but where to even begin? Too many to choose from, lol!
I would like to, but where to even begin? Too many to choose from, lol!


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"Why are we in Kinugawa again?" The redhead beside me asked Hiro. The brunette hadn't really told us anything, but he had called Kou to tell him that I was needed. I didn't understand why in the fact, and the tall man had said something, but I hadn't paid that much attention.
"I don't know why you are here, but the guy you took down last week said that he wanted to talk to the guy that went as Yoshiko, and I guessed it was Yori. You would never choose that name on anything."
A week. That was how long it had been since we needed to head up here in order to find a source of drugs. We had been receiving mysterious calls, but the only thing we had managed to find out of place was different drug deals, but we only had managed to get one the first day. We broke it apart and managed to capture one of the dealers and we managed to get some drugs off them.
As well as a clue that helped solve the mystery of how the Dragon Speed was spreading so fast.
"Yori? You listening?" I glanced at Kai. Things were different between us now, or at least in my mind they were. I had gotten addicted to drugs before, but as it seemed the Dragon Speed was getting spread through energy drinks, and I had been drinking a lot of them at the time. The first night we were here we realized this, and I started to experience the harsh withdrawal that the drugs had.
It was completely different than the withdrawal process for cocaine. I had been addicted to that and forced myself to drop it cold turkey a few months before joining the Kanto Narcotics Control Division. It hurt going through that, but the most recent time had been worse. Kai had gotten rid of the pain of it, but not in the way I had expected. I guess it was my fault for not stopping it when I had the chance.
"Yeah?" I muttered.
"What's with you today? You're so quiet.."
"I'm always quiet." Well, in most things I was.
"Not always, and not to me." That much was true. He was one of the only people that knew how I acted with complete certainty. I was quiet and jumpy almost all the time, but I was more open with him about most things. I just didn't want to admit anything because I had started to look at him differently, and it was all because of the stupid night last night.
We had sex, and to me that seemed like a pretty good reason to act differently around him.
"I just want to get this over and done with so that we can go home." I told him.
"I know the faster this gets done the faster we can head home."
"You know, you didn't have to come with me." For some reason, Thunder the man that we had taken down only asked for me.
"No, but I wanted to." He said with a smirk.
"Hiro, do you know why he asked for me?" I asked and I looked at the taller male when we stopped at a door and walked into the room. There was another room beyond that, and glass was built into it so that we could see the large man in the next room, but he couldn't see us.
"He said that he would answer to you, but not to any of us. When we question him his lawyer is present and the man won't let him say a thing."
"Why would he answer to me?" Now, that was more confusing than my thoughts as of late.
"He wouldn't say. I think he counted that as a question. All he said was that he would answer to you without his lawyer present."
"Alright." I muttered as I looked through the glass at the large, dark haired man sitting at the table. "I'll be back soon."
"Do you want me to go with you?" I heard Kai asked and I shook my head.
"He wants to talk with me." I stated somewhat curtly. I felt some happiness at it, but I needed to get my thoughts away from him. They had been swirling too much around him as of late, and a part of me didn't like it. To tell the truth, no matter how much of a hassle I thought talking to Thunder, I was sure that this was the thing that would get my mind off the redhead. Without a word I stepped into the other room, closing the door behind me.
"I see that I got my way." A voice said smugly and when I looked at the brunette I just frowned at him. "Isn't that right, Yori?"
"You actually didn't believe my name was Yoshiko?" I asked as I leaned over the table before sitting down in the chair across from him.
"I thought it was suspicious, and now I know that you are in fact the little runt that sold out his gang." I ignored the comment. I hadn't sold them out. I had merely pushed certain people in the right direction.
"I've heard that you haven't been being good and answering your questions. Will you answer them now that I'm here?"
"Yes, and no."
"That's the best that I'm getting, I' assuming." I said in my soft monotone. "How are the drugs getting around that fast?"
"I told you last time we met."
"Indeed you did, but the hint wasn't as helpful as you would think. How many gangs are helping spread the DS around?"
"Enough of them."
"Start giving me straight answers. Where is your gang?"
"I'm not going to sell them out. I'm not you."
"If you're not going to give me answers why did you say you would?" I demanded. I was started to lose my patience, and that was hard to come by.
"To have some fun with this before I get put behind bars, and to see how much you would preach."
"You're too smart for your own good."
"Well, you should know very well that miracles happen, and an individual like us is born. Ones, who don't lose brain cells from doing drugs." He said with a smirk and I glared at him.
"You could have stop-"
"You mean like you did? And become a traitor to the people that you called family? Fat chance. Bad things happen to bad people, and that is why good things don't happen to us." A part of my mind reeled back at that, but I knew I couldn't let it show physically, so I didn't.
"I admit that I have done my share of bad things, bu-" I was cut off by the brute again with a comment that I really didn't appreciate.
"Do tell, was it the cocaine or the getting paid for sex that was bad?" I swallowed the bile that rose in my throat at the comment. Now, that was going to be on tape too. Barely anyone knew of my past, and now a lot more people were about to know. If there was any useful information in this tape they would play it in court no doubt about it.
"Both." I replied bitterly before changing it back to the original topic that needed discussing. It was best just to humor him. "You could have changed. You're smart enough to know what was going to happen. You would have been strong enough to beat the withdrawal that came with it."
"I might have been strong enough to beat the withdrawal, but I'm not strong enough to face my past." He said evenly. The past was the one thing that haunted most people most addicts. Then he added something to it that I hadn't expected to hear, but was somewhat glad to. "I plead guilty to everything that you say I've done."
"All charges? Even the ones that say you killed people by selling them the drugs?" I questioned. He nodded.
"That's right. I'm guilty to everything the authorities accused me of." I stood up. It was obvious that I wasn't going to get anything about his gang, or the Dragon Speed. It was enough to press charges on him for everything.
"Why did you have to talk with me for that? If you were just going to confess why have me come all the way here instead of telling one of the others? I'm sure that Detective Hiro wouldn't harm you too much."
"I figured that a drug addict would be more understood by one that used to be in his place." He said when he looked up and met my gaze without wavering. I gave a nod and turned to leave, but before I reached the door he spoke up again. " Yori?"
"What?" I asked as I rested my hand on the handle.
"If I call on you again in prison, I won't be able to pay you." My thoughts hardened even more at that and I opened the door and let it close behind me with a CLATTER. I nodded at Hiro when he told me that they had what they needed now, and without bothering to say anything I walked down the corridor.
"Yori, what did he mean by that?" Kai asked as he came up beside me, the worry apparent in his tone. "Was he referring to the whole sex for money thing too? What was that even about?"
"It was a job." I muttered. It was when I had needed the money to fuel my addiction, and when I was apart of my own gang. I had needed money fast, and that was a good way to get it. If it wasn't one thing, it was another.
"A job?" Kai echoed in slight disbelieve. I gave a small smirk. First it was him clouding my thoughts, then it was Thunder, now it was my past and what I had done. I fought off the bitterness to some extent. If one storm didn't get you, the next one would. If they both got you, you were just plain unlucky.
Life was like a storm. If you get hit just once, you have an even better chance of getting hit again, and in the same spot. My life might as well have been flooded with all the bad things that have happened in it. I didn't want to bother with it.
Especially when right after the thoughts of my past went away, they probably would go straight back to thinking about Kai.
This is my worst work yet. >-> Sorry for it being all sucky and shit.
The picture is supposed to be of Yori if you hadn't guessed. ^^ Though, just imagine him without the sword.
Yori belongs to me, so he goes to
Kai belongs to Neko, so he goes to
Thunder and Hiro are some random people that have shown up in the rp.
The pairing in the rp is Kai/Yori and I don't know if that is shown here anyway so... *shrugs* Just thought I would let you know.... WAIT. It does say something about them having sex. They had sex, and Yori bottomed.
My next one should be a lot better than this thing.
Thanks for reading~
The picture is supposed to be of Yori if you hadn't guessed. ^^ Though, just imagine him without the sword.
Yori belongs to me, so he goes to
Kai belongs to Neko, so he goes to
Thunder and Hiro are some random people that have shown up in the rp.
The pairing in the rp is Kai/Yori and I don't know if that is shown here anyway so... *shrugs* Just thought I would let you know.... WAIT. It does say something about them having sex. They had sex, and Yori bottomed.
My next one should be a lot better than this thing.
Thanks for reading~
PFFFF- You're full of poop ;c
I'll admit, there was quite a bit of dialogue in it, and normally i don't care for those kinds of stories, but it was great anyways o-o
No matter what you say, you're a far better writer than I d:
PFFFF- You're full of poop ;c
I'll admit, there was quite a bit of dialogue in it, and normally i don't care for those kinds of stories, but it was great anyways o-o
No matter what you say, you're a far better writer than I d:
Maybe your full of poop. >:I This sucked.
It sucked, and was not great. Thank you, but it wasn't.
NEVER!!! You are the better writer here. d:
Maybe your full of poop. >:I This sucked.
It sucked, and was not great. Thank you, but it wasn't.
NEVER!!! You are the better writer here. d:
Did not suck d: FINE. If you say it sucked, then no moar smexytime. 'nuff said.
O: But I'm telling the truth and we both luv smexytime!!! o:
..........Fine.......... It doesn't suck, BUT it still could be better.
Happy now?
..........Fine.......... It doesn't suck, BUT it still could be better.
Happy now?


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This is her OC Mei Sirena, daughter of a siren, I believe.
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Chris Jericho Jokes on Piven's SummerFest Line, Piven Talks RAW, WWE in NY
by Amish Patel - August 04, 2009
– WWE announced at Sunday's live event in Verona, NY that the RAW brand will return to the Carrier Dome in Syracuse, NY on Wednesday, December 30th. This is WWE's first event at the arena after being banned from the building by Syracuse University officials.
– Chris Jericho took a shot at Jeremy Piven's "SummerFest" line on RAW last night with this message on Twitter: "I just heard Foghat and Molly Hachet are headlining Summerfest this year. I am so there!"
– Jeremy Piven commented on his RAW experience with the following Tweets last night: "That was insane! 15 thousand people screaming as u climb to the top rope…." and "couldn't have been a better experience, great group of guys and total pros.."
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Life is made up mostly of average days. That must be true or it would mess up the whole definition of extraordinary or dull. Chances are you don't even pay much attention to the average day. They're not particularly memorable. After all, they are… well… just average.
Down here on the Mississippi coast, my average day is unique. Today, for example, I spent the day getting some work done, doing some chores, running errands, making phone calls, and putting together a storage thing for shoes. Oh, I also stopped by the harbor in Biloxi to take a few photos. That's where "average" for me connects with "special" for lots of others.
I watched a lady with two young boys do a bit of fishing over the outer harbor wall. Those guys will long remember catching fish from the Gulf of Mexico. I saw a boat full of young folks headed out to do some parasailing. I bet that one goes down in someone's digital scrapbook. Plenty of folks were in boats going out with fishing guides. Some of those people might come back with the catch of their life! Others were cruising along the coast getting a nature tour, learning about shrimping, and getting lessons on life along the coast. Then there were the shrimpers with coolers loaded down with gulf shrimp chilled with crushed ice. Somebody was going to have a rather tasty supper.
I got to see all that in about 30 minutes this afternoon. Every one of those people I saw was enjoying anything but an average day. They were vacationing, trying new things, making memories. Me? I was just observing it all, enjoying the view of other people enjoying the day. Pretty much an average day down here on the beach!
I write this, not to brag that my average day beats your, but to say that I love it that my average is made up of other people's anything-but-average. If you start looking around at your "average" days, you might discover that it is also made up of special or unusual snippets of activities. I've wasted a lot of time ignoring how very special my average days are. They have taken on new meaning since I started to notice what my average days are like. Turns out, "average" isn't a good word at all. There is a constant variety, things are always changing, and nothing is really the same every day.
I had a pretty special day today. But that's average for me.


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Neil Young's coke rock nose: Two nights only!
class=img_thumbleft>On Thanksgiving night, 1976, the Band gathered all their famous friends together for one last hurrah before calling it quits. The show was billed as the end of the Woodstock era, but 30 years later the reverberations of that star-studded jam still haven't faded away. The concert, dubbed "The Last Waltz," became legend; then it became a Martin Scorsese documentary (re-released on super hi-def Blu-ray earlier this year—all the better to see that coke rock in Neil Young's nose during "Helpless"); then it became fodder for tribute shows all over the country. Reenactment fever hit the Twin Cities last year, when more than a dozen local roots-rockers entreated a sea of Caboozers to dry their eyes, take a load off Fanny, and otherwise remain forever young. This year the party spills over to Saturday and features Dan Israel as Bob Dylan, Paul Metsa as Eric Clapton, Tim Mahoney as Van Morrison, plus many others. City Pages caught up with Rob Hilstrom, normally of the Melissa Moser Band and LRO but tonight playing the role of the Band's keyboardist Richard Manuel, for his thoughts on the festivities.
City Pages: What is it about The Last Waltz that gets folks in such a tizzy?
Rob Hilstrom: It encompasses the end of an era and the beginnings of Americana music. These are our heroes in their glory. We wanted to do something that the older and younger generations could enjoy.
CP: How did you go about casting the show? Did anyone fight over who gets to be Neil Diamond?
RH: We tried not to leave anybody out. There's so much talent in this town. More people want to be Dylan or Neil Young, of course.
CP: What's your favorite moment from The Last Waltz?
RH: When Clapton's guitar comes off and Robbie [Robertson] takes over with a better solo. And of course Neil Young and his nose—which we will try to reenact in full!
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Download: at Sendspace, or at the archive: right click and download. cybel also made a podbook with a gorgeous cover made from a photograph from the expedition (you can see the cover down among the comments). Download the book at the archive: right click and download.
Notes: So, this is basically RPS about Antarctic explorers in the beginning of the 20th century. You don't need to know anything about Shackleton beforehand to read/listen to it (I didn't, when I read it). It's written as Shackleton's journal entries, and the rhythm of the language is just lovely--I really enjoyed recording it. The slash is wonderfully understated (and not explicit). Thank you kindly to Kass for letting me record it!
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You Don't Have to 'Rush' to Theaters This Week, Stay In and Watch 'Senna' Instead
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Ron Howard's Rush opens with a curious bit of voiceover – Daniel Bruhl, acting as Niki Lauda, tells the audience that he's known for two things: his feud with fellow Formula One racer James Hunt (played in the film by Chris Hemsworth) and the accident that nearly claimed his life....
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One of the things I love about the latest Fast and Furious movie (whatever it's called, Fast & Furious 6, Furious 6 or my own title, "Planes, Tanks and Automobiles") is its casting. Not only is the ensemble made up mostly of hyphenate professionals who weren't originally actors (including a...
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- @rejects
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Brits running for the glory of the Empire, a fourth helping of Pie, an insanely brilliant racing hero and a few absolute bummers. That's the company we keep This Week in Blu-ray as we take a look through the likes of American Reunion, The Flowers of War, Cherry Bomb, Spawn and Senna making...
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- @rejects
- July 3, 2012
What is Movie News After Dark? It's a nightly column that's picking up the pieces as Hollywood takes off for an extended mid-week holiday weekend. Sure, the streets of Burbank are empty at the moment (quick, someone sneak onto the Paramount Lot and steal a rough cut of Star Trek 2!),...
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Welcome back to This Week In DVD! A wide range of movies are hitting shelves today, but the two best releases happen to be television series including HBO's Game of Thrones and my pick of the week below. On the movie front we have the fantastic racer doc Senna, the...
Movie News After Dark: Only God Forgives, Dead Alive, Senna, The Hunger Games, Mondo News and Wonder Woman Makes a Sandwich
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What is Movie News After Dark? Usually it's a recap of what's happening in the world of film. But on a slow news day such as today with FSR news teamers like Nathan Adams having already done that, News After Dark becomes something far more interesting: a gathering of links...
The Writers Guild of America Announces the Nominees For Best Screenplays of the Year
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- January 5, 2012
The Writers Guild of America has released the nominees for their Writer's Guild Awards today, and while there's certainly some room for quibbling as far as their choices go, the screenplays they've nominated in their film categories are at least a diverse array of projects. There's something here for everyone....
The Best Films of 2011: The Staff Picks
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As you may have noticed, this final week of 2011 has been almost completely taken over by our third annual Year in Review. It was born in 2009 out of our love for lists and your thirst for reading, discussing and ultimately hating them. And each year the entire project...
Year In Review: The Top 11 Trends, Topics, and Debates of 2011
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Usually I'm quite cynical about end-of-year lists, as they demand a forced encapsulation of an arbitrary block of time that is not yet over into something simplified. I typically find end-of-year lists fun, but rarely useful. But 2011 is different. As Scott Tobias pointed out, while "quiet," this was a...
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- December 1, 2011
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My dd LOVES the boy group One Direction and I wanted to see if anyone knows where I can buy clothes relating of them?
Where to buy ONE DIRECTION clothes for girls?
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Do you have a Hot Topic nearby? I think you can order from them online also.
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good to know although i dont know if i want my 10yo in hot topic :/
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I've bought several t shirts at hot topic for my 9yrDD. I usually but them by look and not size since they run a little tight fitting tho. They have great selection!
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Hot topic also has online stuff if you don't want her in the store. But I've got all my girls movie/band shirts there, and I agree with pp about the sizes.
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My daughter went to their concert and Amazon has several to choose from. :))) online n if u do it right, no shipping fees.
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I bought 2 tops at Hot Topic with the guys pictures on them and my DD loves them! Thanks so much again for the info!
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The PLU Admission Office is open Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m., and most Saturdays during the school year, 9:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. To experience a typical day as a PLU student, try to avoid weekends, vacation times, and the first and last two weeks of each term . Call and we can plan your visit to coincide with campus activities like concerts, plays and athletic events. See below for our individual visit options, and then request your visit! Questions? Feel free to contact us at 253-535-7151 or email email@example.com.
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Monday, August 4
* AA Meeting, 7:30 p.m., Thompson Hall at St. Barnabas Episcopal Church.
* Lions Club 7:30 p.m., Lions Club 401 S.E. Sixth Ave.
* Levy Veterans Support Group, 7 p.m., Williston City Hall.
* Whole Wide World @ My Public Library. Join us for books, stories, games crafts, and much, much more. All programs begin @ 10 a.m. at Williston Public Library, 528-2313.
* Masonic Lodge #117 F.&A.M., 7:30 p.m., Ornan Lodge.
Tuesday, August 5
* Piecemakers, 9 a.m., Presbyterian Church.
I've been writing this column for a long time, and some weeks I think, "there's nothing to write about." Then I sit down, usually on Fridays, to put my nature observations down in a column format, and three pages later-well, nothing has become something.
Folks are always reminded to "watch out" for school buses when the school year first begins. However, officials with the Levy County Schools Foundation hope you will keep an "eye out" for the big yellow buses for another important reason.
A Foundation project called "Stuff the Bus" is under way throughout the county. On Saturday, Aug. 30, school buses will be parked at the following locations for residents to stuff the vehicles with school supplies from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m.
Williston: Hitchcock's Foodway, U.S Hwy 27
Bronson: Buy N Save Grocery, Alt. U.S. Hwy 27
Monday, Aug. 18 will be the first day for students at Williston High School. The school day begins at 9:05 a.m. with the first bell ringing at 9 a.m. The school day will end at 3:17 p.m. Students will have homeroom every day this year. Our "zero" period will run from 8:10 a.m. to 9 a.m.
Any Williston High School students who wish to participate in football this school year must have a physical exam before they can practice. Physical forms and all other required paperwork are available in the Williston High School front office.
Practice begins Aug. 4. Please call Coach Jamie Baker if you have any questions at 258-4730.
Levy County's property tax millage rate will remain at its current rate - 7.4212 mills - for the fiscal year starting Oct. 1.
That's good news for property tax owners. But the bad news for Levy County is that employees won't get a raise and it will have to spend its entire emergency reserve fund, to balance a reduced budget at that tax rate.
In the upcoming tax year, Williston residents may be subject to a fire assessment for the first time in the city's history.
The City Council voted at its most recent meeting to implement a Resolution of Intent to fund fire and rescue services by the imposition of an annual fee on all property within the city limits of Williston.
City Attorney Norm Fugate said that city residents pay no fire assessments to Levy County, as occupants of the unincorporated portions of the county do.
One suspect is dead and four others are under arrest after a home invasion early Wednesday.
According to a news release, the invasion occurred in the 19000 block of Northwest County Road 335 in Marion County, just outside of the Williston area.
Officials say two armed suspects unlawfully entered the residence, and as a result a homeowner "retrieved a firearm and shot and killed one suspect."
The second suspect fled along with some others.
The dead man was identified as Jonathan Gaal, 19, of Southeast 70th Loop in Ocala.
Saturday, July 26
* SHARE Distribution, 9-10 a.m., Cornerstone Assembly of God. Contact Elsie Neal 528-5709.
Monday, July 28
* Whole Wide World @ My Public Library. Join us for books, stories, games crafts, and much, much more. All programs begin @ 10:00 a.m. at Williston Public Library, 528-2313.
* CRA, 5:15 p.m. City Hall.
Bethany Church
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On July 25-27 the Bethany Church of Christ will celebrate its centennial with a gospel meeting.
Each day one of the men who previously preached at this church will return with a lesson on how the Love of God can save your soul, and preserve a congregation of believers for 100 years.
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Morriston Church of Christ is "Celebrating 100 Years" with a gospel meeting July 25-27.
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SEDALIA — Patty McDonough used to go to Sanctuary Center in Sedalia often with her friend Leigh Fenton to commune and have spiritual discussions.
Since Fenton died four years ago, McDonough still goes, though not as often, and she feels it's easier to remember her friend there.
"Life goes on. Even when it feels like it's no fun without your friends and you wonder if it's worth the bother, life goes on, and we remember being there together," McDonough said.
McDonough, who lives near Sedalia, is one of countless people who have visited the garden and spiritual getaway at 3720 W. Wolfensberger Road since it opened to the public in 2004.
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They like what they have started so much the retired couple wants to make sure it's there in perpetuity. Last year, they got the property under their nonprofit designated as open space.
"So what happens when Jack and I can't do this anymore and our kids would like to do it and give it to another nonprofit — what's the protection?" Sue Pfeiffer said.
To ensure it stays the way it is, they have formed a board, largely made up of their children, who want to keep the property in the family.
"We are all involved in that place, and not just the board has been involved, but all of our family," said son and board member Chris Pfeiffer. "So we certainly want to continue to keep it in its wonderful state and make it available to the community for years to come."
The many trees, plants, shrubs and flowers will be maintained by the Douglas County Master Gardeners, said Kate Kator, the master gardener overseeing the project at Sanctuary Center.
"It's a local park for having a chance to contemplate and enjoy solitude," Kator said. "It's more of a park that would be like that than one would go to for exercise, although people do that and have yoga classes."
While the center is not only for spiritual purposes, that was the original intent, Sue Pfeiffer said.
"We feel that everyone has a spiritual part to them. Everyone has a different way of expressing it and finding that quiet space we all need in their lives," she said. "Yes, we are spiritual, but we're not saying you have to be a certain type, you don't have to be a Christian or a Buddhist or any of those."
The site features different spiritual symbols and figures, like statutes of the Lady of Guadalupe and St. Francis of Assisi, the wheel of life, a medicine wheel, wishing trees and the labyrinth as its anchor. The labyrinth is a kind of a maze without walls lined with stones, which is 50 feet in diameter but about a third of a mile to walk around.
"It's a good way to clear your brain. Some people use it to solve problems, some people use it to quiet their mind, some people just walk it to see what happens," Pfeiffer said.
Whatever one's experience at the park, the Pfeiffers have welcomed them all. The building on the property that holds their library of self-help, spiritual, art, philosophy and other books, opens at 6 a.m. and closes at 8 p.m. every day. They do get the occasional party-goers who leave beer bottles or cans; the Pfeiffers left a note asking them to take their partying elsewhere.
Sue Pfeiffer has been surprised at how respectful people have been.
"This is a grand social experiment," she said. "You hope that's the way people are and that they will take ownership themselves, and that has turned out to be true."
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1. I was thinking about going to a midwife but don't midwifes require natural births?
2. I really want an epidural, will they allow that?
3.How do I find a midwife?
1. I was thinking about going to a midwife but don't midwifes require natural births?
2. I really want an epidural, will they allow that?
3.How do I find a midwife?
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1. Mine doesn't. I use a Certified Nurse Midwife through my HMO, and they support both natural and medicated births. I think they are especially helpful if you are going for a natural/intervention-free birth, but they also generally provide more holistic care for low-risk pregnancies.
2. Some will!
3. Here is a link to the American College of Nurse-Midwives' website with their midwife locator: http://www.midwife.org/find.cfm
Since you want an epidural, you will probably want a nurse-midwife since they often deliver in hospitals.
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This is my first, and I chose a midwife because I hear they are a bit better about spending more time with you at your apts, which seemed useful to me. One of my first questions to her was if they were cool with allowing epis - I'm pretty sure I'll want one too!!! She said definitely - so that was good.
My midwife practice is associated with a hospital where they deliver, so that's how I found them. (They're actually certified nurse midwives officially.) I don't know anyone who goes there, I just know they are are part of a reputable group of doctors/hospital, so I decided to give them a shot.
Good luck in your search!
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My midwife does births her center or homebirths (I am having a homebirth) and does not offer pain medication except warm water (which works VERY well) Depending on your midwife you can birth at a hospital, but I don't know any in my state. It depends on where you live. I need some more information, like where you live, to tell you more.
Nursing, all organic, crunchy, co-sleeping, placenta eating and home-birthing TWO MORE babies in the spring of 2010, stay at home mama!
Here's a good site with lots of info:
Vivian 4/1/2008, Ruby 4/7/2010
You should read "Your Best Birth" by Ricki Lake and Abby Epstein. It discusses the role of midwives and YES, you can have an epi if you so choose.
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i am using a mid wife they do epidurals and the group i use is actually a dr office with 5 dr and 5 midwives it is the patients choice they work together i choose to stay with the midwife and if something goes wrong there is a dr right there that they work with on a daily basis
google it your area and midwife
My midwives are great. There are 4 midwives and 1 OB doc.
They DO make me feel more comfortable and take the time to explain things should I have any questions. I got an epidural with my last birth, and plan to with this one as well. I find they are just more personable...
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My midwife is just like an OB except for that fact that she really takes time to talk to me and find out how I'm feeling. I have had epi's with her in the past and am keeping the option open should I need one this time. I am giving birth in a hospital b/c regradless of how much I love my 4 kids, I know that I need that 48 hours of quiet time--interrupted my their wonderful visits of course, to relax and not worry about the house, laundry, meals, baths, etc..................
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My mother is a Certified Nurse Midwife (which requires a masters degree study and may differ from just a trained midwife), with a PhD, and she has worked in both birth centers and the hospital. You can have a midwife and still give birth in the hospital, with an epidural or any other normal pain medication that you want. (Make sure they are CERTIFIED, which means they have prescribing priveliges.) Honestly, if you call any hospital or clinic they will probaly have a midwife there, unless maybe if your in a really small town? My mother has rarely done "natural births" because most people just feel more comfortable in a hospital it seems. And, even if you choose to begin in a birth center with a "natural or water birth", you are closely monitored with equipment and if any problems arise you are immediately transferred to a hospital, so you aren't going to die trying or anything. The www.acnm.org is the Association of Cert. Nurse Midwives website, and maybe they can refer you, but these days, most doctors and hospitals can easily refer you to a midwife who will listen to your needs, and I recommend them. I grew up in the hospital and the birth centers with my mom, and so I've met lots of OBs and lots of midwives, and I've got to say- as long as you do your research (as with any doctor) and find a well educated and aware midwife who listens to your needs, then you will most likely have a much better birth experience. Doctors tend to be a little more cold by nature, and spend much less time personalizing care. Just a little *inside* info.
The nurse i see at my obgyn is a nurse midwife. I wish she was going to be there for the birth but isn't it just whoever is working that day or on call?
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If you're rolling walls with water-soluble paint, you could just throw the roller away when you're done, or you could clean it in the sink and spend a lot of time doing it, but there's a better way.
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Mel Wolpert from Weatogue, CT, has figured out a way to use a garden hose and centrifugal force to clean a paint roller. This is a kid's dream come true--you get to play with water and accomplish something at the same time. What we're going to do is load this roller up with red paint and see if we can get this to work.
First, scrape the bulk of the paint out of the roller with your handy five-in-one tool. Then hang the end of the roller over a 5-gallon bucket or other rigid surface and spray across one edge of the roller with a strong stream of water from your garden hose. The force of the water will spin the roller and rinse out all of the paint in no time. Be sure to do this in a place where you're not worried about making a bit of a mess.
Great tip, Mel. Thanks.
Bonus tip: If you don't want to have to clean the paint tray, wrap it in a 5-gallon plastic garbage bag.
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First, the cleaning method:
yup, spinning the roller like mad with a stream of water does clean it almost store-bought new. Almost. But your's isn't the way to do it.
No, what you do- first- is take a rolling trash can and drill a 1/2" hole in each corner. Next, you replace the usual spray nozzle on your hose with a little valve and little brass open nozzle. (Find them in the garden section). Now you can stand to the side, reach in the can with both the hose and the roller, (roller in the VERTICAL position), and spin away. Reverse the direction a few times. For the last few spins let the water jet just barely kiss the edge of the roller, and most of the water will spin off. Roller is now clean and fluffy.
Of course, there are a variety of things on the market that claim to clean your roller just as well, and in the convenience of your kitchen sink. One resembles a big pitcher and spins the roller on its' handle. Another has you remove the roller and put it in a tight cylinder. Maybe FHB might consider doing a review of these gizmos.
Now, as for the trash bag idea ... yea, right. I have enough trouble with today's pans getting enough traction to roll the roller in the pan as it is. The trash bag will only make it harder ... then get pushed out of the pan, to deposit paint all around the tray.
While we're on the topic ... what about cleaning brushes, pans, and everything else? Might I suggest a 20 gallon 'parts washer,' found at the local import or auto parts store for about $90? Self supported by its' own legs, it has a pump and nozzle with just enough oomph for cleaning painting tools. Heck, it even does a decent job of hand-cleaning rollers. Toss in a quart of 'radiator treatment,' and you need not worry about algae or rust. I do advise that you make a better drain; I used a "Myers hub" from the electrical aisle and a valve from the plumbing aisle.
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Stays ready to go when I need it again. Up to the next day.
Now I am not a professional and do not paint my house every other week. Just toss it when all done with the color or project.
I get a couple of rollers so I can switch colors when necessary
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You have to be careful and not over-rev the roller. You might float a valve or throw a rod.
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yes very common to not O now and agin-and even more common to have them more often the first year after a m/c so try not to worry about it. and since you were not charting previous cycle we can't know what happened-we just hae to start from now and see what happens.
my insurance doesn't cover pretty much anything and have a 11000 deductible and any fertility testing doesn't even count towards that since it is not covered. lovely. and w/ 4 m/c's this year we EASILY met that-ugh. plus had fertility testing. double ugh. totally feel for you-but to make you feel better-most insurances don't cover fertility testing.
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I'm sorry for your loss. Yes it seems that its normal to have crazy cycles after a miscarriage. I was extremely frusterated when after 18mo TTC #2 we weren't pregnant and my dr told me to wait six more months! I don't know if you are interested or not, but I consulted with a naturopath who recommended herbs to help regulate female hormones/cycles. It was cheaper than anything my regular dr would have done and it really helped. Best of luck!
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Univision Communications Inc. (UCI) announced it will be forming the Fusion Media Group (FMG). FMG will serve as the multi-platform destination for the new, rising American mainstream, delivering content that embodies the audience's shared values and passion points across all platforms. In a related step, UCI has reached an agreement with ABC to become the sole owner of FUSION, the joint venture the two companies launched in October 2013.
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A dark-haired little girl arrived with singed eyebrows, nails sticking out of her and a badly damaged leg. A little boy also was full of metal fragments, one of his legs bound by a tourniquet that saved his life. A day later, the injuries from the Boston Marathon explosions are now more of a threat to limbs than to lives, doctors and hospitals report.
Three people were killed and more than 170 people were injured by two bombs that were reportedly packed with pellets, nails or metal shards. Dozens remain hospitalized with broken bones, shredded muscles and head injuries. At least a dozen people lost one or more limbs from blasts that doctors say are typical of war zones and leave combat-style injuries.
Investigators found fragments of BBs and nails, possibly contained in a pressure cooker used to make the explosives. Doctors' accounts reflected that description.
"We've removed BBs, and we've removed nails from kids. One of the sickest things for me was just to see nails sticking out of a little girl's body," said Dr. David Mooney, trauma chief at Boston Children's Hospital, which treated 10 blast victims, including a pregnant woman later transferred to another medical center.
Mooney at first doubted the emergency call to prepare for many seriously injured patients. Then he saw the 10-year-old boy with the badly injured leg.
"My first thought was, 'He's really hurt. This isn't just some EMS overcall,'" Mooney said. "Someone at the scene put on a big tourniquet. He had singed hair, singed eyebrows, soot all over his face."
The 9-year-old girl also was in bad shape and singed. "Whoever got to her first saved her life" by putting on a tourniquet, Mooney said. "If they hadn't done that, she would have died."
Fast work by emergency responders no doubt saved many lives, doctors at many Boston area hospitals said. The blast occurred near the marathon's finish line where medical tents were set up for runners.
People at the scene used different things as tourniquets, including lanyards with marathon credentials many wore around their necks. Some police officers gave their belts, said Dr. Martin Levine, a New Jersey family physician who was one of the doctors being paid to help elite athletes recover after they finish the race.
Levine told of a woman whose right leg was severed at her right thigh, leaving the femur bone sticking out, and of seeing a severed foot on the ground and not knowing whose it was.
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Many of the injuries sound similar to those caused by IED attacks in Iraq and Afghanistan, said Dr. Andrew Pollak, chair of an American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons' war injuries project. Pollak, an orthopedic trauma surgeon at the University of Maryland, said the blast victims face a huge risk of infection


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Oklahoma G Je'lon Hornbeak to miss 6-8 weeks after foot surgery
With more than one month until practice can start, Oklahoma is getting nothing but bad news. Earlier this week, it was confirmed that junior college transfer Edson Avila would not be eligible to enroll at Oklahoma this season.
And on Wednesday night, the school announced via its Twitter account that starting guard Je'lon Hornbeak had foot surgery and could miss up to two months.
Sophomore @Jelon_1 had surgery today to repair stress fracture in fifth metatarsal (bone in foot). Could be sidelined 6-8 weeks. #Sooners— Oklahoma Basketball (@OU_MBBall) August 21, 2013
Hornbeak, a 6-foot-3 sophomore from Texas, started 29 games last season, averaging 5.6 points and 2.7 rebounds. He is slated to once again start on the perimeter for the Sooners. The latter part of his timetable would slot his return a couple of weeks before the season, so Hornbeak should be healthy for the season opener against Alabama on Nov. 8.
The big question for head coach Lon Kruger's group this season is the frontcourt. Amath M'Baye and Romero Osby, who combined to start 63 games and average 26.1 points and 12.2 rebounds, are both gone. Backup forward Andrew Fitzgerald was a senior. With Avila not eligible, much of the post play will fall to junior college Keshaun Hamilton, the only player on the roster taller than 6-foot-8. However, Hamilton couldn't make the trip to Europe with the rest of the team in order to stay back and finish summer school work.
Part-time starters Buddy Hield and Isaiah Cousins are back on the perimeter, along with Hornbeak and 6-foot-7 wing Cameron Clark. Incoming freshman Jordan Woodard should also make an impact in the backcourt.


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