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WASHINGTON (WUSA) -- Hundreds of kids got an early Christmas on Tuesday when they received free winter coats, scarves, hats along with a visit from several Redskins players.
"I'm pumped!" Siyan Telke, 8, said as she and her classmates rushed into a room filled with coats displayed on racks, organized by color and sizes.
Six area schools were chosen to take part in the "Covered for the Holiday" event hosted by the Washington Redskins Charitable Foundation and Macy's. The efforts provide winter attire for children in need.
"Getting a new winter jacket [was my favorite part] because I needed it because it's cold," Telke, a Thomson Elementary School student said.
A total of 300 brand new coats were handed out to students from Beacon Heights Elementary (Md.), Rolling Ridge Elementary (Va.), St. Anthony's Catholic School (D.C.), Thomson Elementary (D.C.) Seaton Elementary (D.C.), and Walker-Jones Educational Campus (D.C.) at the Macy's located at Metro Center in D.C.
"I can relate to a lot of these kids because I grew up like them," running back Alfred Morris said.
The event included Christmas decorations, a balloon both and holiday themed stuffed animals. Redskins' cheerleaders and players, including Stephen Bowen, Fred Davis, Brandon Banks, Doug Worthington, Niles Paul, Joshua Morgan, Darius Hanks and Alfred Morris, all took turns helping the kids get fitted for coats.
"I think they like the balloons more than the jackets," tight end Fred Davis said with a smile. "Their attention goes right to it."
After getting all geared up, the children asked the Redskins players for autographs, and asked questions, especially about Robert Griffin III.
"The kids were asking if RGII was going to play again," Morris said. "Their football IQ was definitely above average."
The event lasted about three hours on Tuesday. Teachers gathered students to make their way back to reality, the rest of the school day, with their new coats and memories of the Redskins.
"Everything was so much fun," Telke said, proudly showing off her new pick jacket.
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Summer Vacation Ideas: Five Fun Destinations For Everyone
by Annemarie Dooling. Posted Mar 17th 2011 03:00 PM
Continue ReadingThe kids are out of school, you've got mounting vacation days, or you just need a break: It's summertime and we've got some summer vacation ideas for you. Whether you're a foodie looking for a warm weather lunch fix, a family in desperate need of some sunshine, or a couple looking to get away from it all, there's no better time to plan an escape than summer. So get that planning underway and look into these five fun summer vacation ideas that make everyone happy.
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Atlantic City Casino Goes Dog-Friendly
by Libby Zay. Posted Feb 28th 2011 11:00 AM
Continue ReadingThe Showboat Atlantic City rolled out the red carpet for canines last Thursday, marking the first hotel in Atlantic City to allow four-legged lucky charms.
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Stay and Play at Atlantic City Casinos
by Annemarie Dooling. Posted Jan 31st 2011 12:43 PM
Continue ReadingThe New Jersey Shore is not the first place most people think of when they want a luxury getaway, but with its proximity to New York, Philadelphia and other bustling east coast metropolitan areas, Atlantic City is the perfect spot for some quick weekend pampering. With built-in activities, top level restaurants and plush rooms with water views, why give your wallet a workout for a hotel when you can stay on that classic boardwalk in an Atlantic City casino? Here are five of our favorites:
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Continue ReadingGot a sweet tooth? Here are four places in the U.S. to satisfy that craving – in a fun, colorful way.
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Highly-respected Washington Post columnist and ESPN personality Michael Wilbon penned an insightful piece on the state of US tennis through the lens of the Wimbledon men's and ladies' finals and, more specifically, the need for rivalries such as Federer-Nadal and Venus-Serena to bring US fans back to tennis.
But, Wilbon isn't feeling very confident that even those rivalries can stop the slow bleeding of casual fans away from the game. He says the sport needs a "Tiger Woods-like figure on the men's side...or maybe brothers who have the impact and star appeal of Serena and Venus Williams."
And why isn't Fed vs. Rafa enough you might ask? Wilbon has his guesses:
"...we don't like to admit it but we're more than a bit xenophobic when it comes to our sports. We're still begrudgingly accepting international stars in the NBA, even though they've been established since the early 1990s and players such as Toni Kukoc, Manu Ginóbili and Tony Parker won enough to be beyond suspicion as "foreign players." Americans are the only people on the planet who don't embrace soccer, mostly because it ain't ours. And as much as we might be able to appreciate the greatness of Federer and Nadal, the bet here is we're not going to identify with them enough to become rabid followers of what they do."Sad, but true. We Americans can be so self-absorbed.
Okay fine, but what about our own home-grown ballers like Andy Roddick or James Blake? Why aren't they drawing fans in droves the way John McEnroe or Jimmy Connors did back in the day?? "[They] simply don't win enough or do it charismatically enough to drive Americans to their TV sets or the tennis courts. They're both sweet enough guys; neither is inspiring," says Wilbon. Again, sad but true.
Unfortunately, he isn't seeing any light at the end of the tennis tunnel saying,
Maybe if the Federer-Nadal rivalry continues on, say, through the U.S. Open in September and beyond, more people will come to the tent to watch. But even then it's probably a leap of faith to bet on it.I prefer to lean more towards the belief that everything is cyclical and some day tennis will gain the respect and fan base that it deserves in the US. I don't think it could ever be at the extraordinary levels seen during the 70's and 80's, though, because it's a global game now with new countries taking a piece of the pie every day and other sports demanding attention.
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Podcast: Coffee Cultivation in Colombia PART 2
Nov. 13, 2015
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"This second part is a discussion of coffee varieties like Caturra and Castillo. This isn't really a podcast. It's a recorded Skype conversation. The quality is pretty low. But if you are dying to know details of the issues facing coffee farmers in Colombia, there's some nuggets of wisdom in here (if you can hear them over the car alarm in the background, ha ha). Leonardo Henao occupies a unique position to discuss Colombian coffee. He has training in agronomy and business, works with many small farmers around the country to source and export their coffee, is a confident cupper and roaster, and now is planting a farm in the Urrao area of Antioquia with unique (and technically forbidden) varieties of coffee like Moka, old Caturra, Gesha and Bourbon. For most, this is dull stuff. Not for me, and maybe not for you." -Tom
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What should I be looking for in a speargun to spear freshwater fish ranging in weight from 3-12 lbs? Are some guns more accuratr than others? I want accuracy and would be prepared to pay more for a pump-up gun. Thank you.
Take a look at the JBL Magnum 38 Special. This is a good size gun for fresh water hunting. http://www.scuba.com/scuba-gear-250/041112/JBL-Magnum-38-Special-Speargun.html


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You look fabulous! How did you start modeling? Like what was your very first job? And how do you get to be so confident with your body?
Got any other questions for Emily? Comment below & she'll personally answer you.
You look fabulous! How did you start modeling? Like what was your very first job? And how do you get to be so confident with your body?
Your absolutely gorgeous!
Physically, what does one need to have in order to become a model?
Thanks Brittany! I personally feel that someone has to really want it and be ready to work hard! One has to be extremely dedicated to be successful in the industry.
You're Amazing! I love your look
What are your top 3 go to items to wear?
Thanks Tammy! My 3 go to items to wear are my army jacket, my crop tops, and my high waisted Gojane jeans!
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I'm 5″10
omg u're so pretty!! how did get started in modeling?
Thank you Lindsey! I started modeling when I was 13 almost 14 and my sister Amanda, who is also a Gojane model got me into modeling because she was starting to at the time.
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how do you stay in shape?
Surprisingly I don't do much! When I can I try to do some simple excercises like crunches and squats. I also try to eat somewhat healthy.
You're one of my favorite gojane models! Do you shop a lot at gojane?
Aw thank you! Because I've been working there for about 2 years my whole wardrobe is Gojane! I'm always shopping while I'm working.


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The following is an industry press release...
In just 5 days, Round 2 of the AMA/FMF/GPR National Hare & Hound Championship Series will take place in the Spangler Hills OHV area in Southern California near Ridgecrest.
Hosted by the 4 Aces MC, the club has promised 90 miles of "fun on the run" at their 63rd Annual "Moose Run". Pits & staging will be off Stephens Mine Rd, off Trona Rd. The first loop will be approximately 45 miles and the second loop approximately 43 miles. Start time 9:00am this Sunday! (see attached flyer for more info)
Round 2 of the AMA/D37 Youth National Hare & Hound Series will take place on Saturday morning with the first race at 11:00am. Round 1 was a great success as we saw many young racers participating with their families. It was a great time for the kids! Kenda is also giving away 2 sets of tires to two winners at each kid's event.
Kendall Norman surprised us all by showing up to race at Round 1. Norman, who is not currently sponsored by any manufacturer, raced his own Honda 450x. The 2010 NHHA Champ hasn't raced an NHHA event in quite some time but that didn't matter as he would charge hard early on in the 80-mile loop event and would bring himself and his bike to victory atop the podium in 1st Place Overall! Along with receiving a $300 check from the host club's DMC member "Rick's Custom Shutters & Blinds", Norman would jokingly ask for sponsorships on the podium and hopefully we will see this Red Bull rider at Round 2.
Kendall Norman on his Red Bull Honda CRF450X. Photos by Grumpy
After a rough 2012 season, JCR's David Kamo would prove that he's got what it takes to compete in this series and have a shot at the championship. Kamo would race his JCR/Honda 450x and would bring himself and his bike to a 2nd Place Overall podium finish for Round 1. Kamo had two podium finishes in 2012 and we know he will be atop it again in 2013.
David Kamo on his JCR Honda 450X. Photos by Grumpy
Off Road Support's Jacob Argubright has started off the year with a bang. After a few podium finishes in 2012, Argubright would once again bring his Kawasaki to a stellar finish of 3rd Overall on the podium. Argubright has shown his potential to be a top competitor for the #1 spot this season.
Off Road Support's Jacob Argubright brings home a 3rd place. Photos by Grumpy
Rounding out the Top 5 would be two new Beta bikes with one being ridden by Purvines Racing's Nick Burson, and another Purvines racer this year, Utah's TJ Hannifin. The bikes proved well at their first NHHA round as these two battled with the rest of the pack during the 80-mile loop. Best of luck to the Purvines Racing team with their new Beta bikes.
6. Ross Neely, 7. Skyler Howes, 8. Justin Morrow, 9. Tuffy Pearson, 10. Nicolas Garvin
FMF/KTM's Kurt Caselli had a difficult day. He had an early lead on the rest of the pack but then experienced some bike issues before the half-way point. After having to do some repairs, he would lose time to his competitors but would still try to finish for some points. During the second half of the loop, Caselli would come upon his friend who had suffered a broken leg, would ride him 2-up on his bike back to the pits, and would then drive him to the hospital. Caselli threw away his race to help his friend and stated he would have to make up his points in the upcoming rounds. Now that is true sportsmanship!
There are sure to be some great battles taking place this year as some of the classes are stacked with talent, some racers have moved into the Pro class and many have moved up a skill level! With over 400 racers at this first round, it's making for some heated competition amongst friends and fellow racers.
New women's racer to the series, Riley Ellinger, would make her debut by taking the 1st Overall win for the women, with Maggie Pearson taking 2nd and Megan Blackburn taking 3rd. It's great to see some new women racers in the series.
The ATV classes have grown tremendously over the last two years in the NHHA series. With 25 ATV's competing at Round 1, there is plenty of competition for all A, B, C skill levels. With some new Experts racing in 2013, it's going to make the 2012 Champ Andy Lagzdins have to battle it out for a third championship title. Matlock Racing's Josh Caster would take the overall win at Round 1, followed by Fasst Co's Colt Brinkerhoff for 2nd place overall, and Dirt First rider and 2012 Champ, Andy Lagzdins, for 3rd overall. It's going to be an exciting season for the ATV's.
Josh Caster on his Matlock Racing TRX450R. Photos by Grumpy


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Virginia Coalition
Birth Place: Alexandria, Virginia
Years Active: 1997-present
Genres: Rock, Folk
Years Active: 1997-present
Genres: Rock, Folk
Virginia Coalition is a rock band from Alexandria, Virginia, who met in the early 1990s through their music class at T. C. Williams High School. Referred to as VACO by fans, the band released their first album, ''The Colors of The Sound'' in 1998. VACO's live shows are known for their soulfully frenetic atmosphere. The band's current lineup consists of: * Andrew Poliakoff - lead vocals, guitar, percussion * Paul Ottinger - keyboards, percussion, vocals, bass guitar, guitar, * Jarrett Nicolay - bass guitar, banjo, guitar, vocals, Casio Former songwriter and lead guitarist Steve Dawson left the band in late 2003 to spend more time with his wife, Jaime Nolan, and the couple's first daughte... Continue Bio >>
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NASHVILLE (AP) — Nikki Sixx of Motley Crue believes you can have country artists covering their songs because the songs can be stripped down easily.
Sixx says most of the songs were written on acoustic guitar and a good song will stand up to interpretation.
"Nashville Outlaws: A Tribute to Motley Crue" features acts like Justin Moore, Florida Georgia Line, Rascal Flatts and LeAnn Rimes remaking Motley Crue songs.
Moore says he was attracted to "Home Sweet Home" because it reminded him of his song, "Small Town USA." He says he never would have thought that something like this would ever come to him, but he had fun with it.
"Nashville Outlaws" is out this week.


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A Picture Essay of Patrick Henry's Famous Speech
Who was Patrick Henry? And why do we remember his words?
To understand the man and the event, let's go back in time.
The date is Thursday, March 23, 1775. The place: St. John's Church in Richmond Virginia. The event: A meeting of Virginia's colonial leaders at the Second Virginia Convention.
Henry was the delegate from Hanover County at the meeting to discuss the recent proceedings of America's First Continental Congress. Peyton Randolph was President of the Convention attended by 120 delegates, including such notables as George Washington, Thomas Jefferson and Richard Henry Lee.
The meeting turned into a series of debates over whether or not to arm the colony of Virginia as a defense against possible incursions by the British army.
Henry's reputation as a fiery and passionate orator preceded his appearance at the convention. A prominent lawyer, Henry twelve years earlier won renown in arguing the Parson's Cause at the Hanover County Courthouse. During that case he described the King as "a tyrant who forfeits the allegiance of his subjects." Two years later in 1765 his Virginia Stamp Act Resolutions before the House of Burgesses were met with angry cries of treason. Henry's reply: "If this be treason, make the most of it."
At the end of the four-day meeting in Virginia Patrick Henry rose to deliver his speech, facing his fellow delegates. He forcefully urged them to establish a defense of Virginia, arguing that the colony needed a "well regulated militia." It was imperative, he declared, that Virginia be prepared to oppose King George III. He ended his impassioned speech for independence with the words:
"I know not what course others may take, but as for me, give me liberty or give me death."
Many at the meeting were loathe to oppose the mother country, instead favoring conciliatory measures. But Henry's stirring and persuasive call to arms won the day, and the delegates voted to support his resolutions.
Thomas Jefferson described Henry as the man who "set the ball of Revolution rolling" in Virginia. Patrick Henry's immortal words have been described as "the most famous cry for freedom in the world."
Patrick Henry was a lawyer, patriot, orator and a participant in every phase of America's founding. But even more than that, Patrick Henry became a symbol of America's struggle for liberty and self-government.
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Photos from Tuesday's win over San Diego
The Royals split a pair of games yesterday, winning at home vs. San Diego and taking a defeat in Goodyear against the Indians. Today, Kansas City hosts the Chicago Cubs at 2:05 Central. The game can be heard on 610 Sports in Kansas City and on royals.com with an audio subscription. Let's take a look at photos from Tuesday in Surprise:
Luke Hochevar made the start on Tuesday for KC, pitching 2.0 scoreless innings.
Prospect Jake Odorizzi made his first appearance with the big league squad.
Johnny Giavotella picked up his first stolen base of the spring.
Max Ramirez powered the offense with two home runs and four RBI.
Kansas City native Tommy Hottovy pitched a scoreless fifth.
Joakim Soria made his spring debut in the sixth. Soria pitched in the minors for San Diego in 2006.
Greg Holland and Cody Clark congratulate one another after Holland closed out the 7-4 win.


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Memphis, TN (Sports Network) - Wayne Ellington connected on seven 3-pointers
en route to a game-high 25 points as the Memphis Grizzlies rolled past the
Miami Heat, 104-86, at FedEx Forum.
Zach Randolph added 18 points and 12 rebounds, while Mike Conley also dropped
in 18 points with nine assists for the Grizzlies, who have won five straight
are now off to the best start to a season in franchise history at 5-1.
Chris Bosh scored 22 points to pace Miami, which had its four-game win streak
LeBron James contributed a double-double with 20 points and 10 rebounds, and
was the only other member of the Heat to score in double digits.
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Summary:Nicholas Angel is the finest cop London has to offer, with an arrest record 400% higher than any other officer on the force. He's so good, he makes everyone else look bad. As a result, Angel's superiors send him to a place where his talents won't be quite so embarrassing--the sleepy and seemingly crime-free village of Sandford. Once there, he is partnered with the well-meaning but overeager police officer Danny Butterman. The son of amiable Police Chief Frank Butterman, Danny is a huge action movie fan and believes his new big-city partner might just be a real-life "bad boy," and his chance to experience the life of gunfights and car chases he so longs for. Angel is quick to dismiss this. Ho... Full Summary >>


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Some more or less boring lectures and working shifts led to a set of maps and doodled decorations. The more I was bored, the bigger the maps that came out.
After two weeks, I decided to put the maps together. The heterogeneous scale led to a few problems, but nothing that can't be fixed. Anyway, the results are below - one picture with the map (with the landmasses i will do somewhen, too, but maybe not in this constellation), and one with the map decorations.
A few unsorted thoughts about the world i was depicting:
I wanted to do a world with little landmass around the equator, huge ice caps and a high sea level. The geography is a little ****ed up, I noticed that myself, but then thought Hey, it's a fantasy world. Deal with it. So I have a huge atoll, a group of islands and two sunken mountain ranges as resting points for seafarers on their way from north to south and vice versa. I have an roughly triangle-shaped islands group in the south, which will be a high active volcanic region. and i still have to think about some names and nations, till now i just have placed some cities...
the whole thing will be set in some kind of colonization age.
To end my confused thoughts, here is the map:
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Gas Wells, Schools Just Don't Seem to Mix Very Well
September 1, 2013
In school, sometimes real life trumps academics. That's what happened one day recently in my classroom when a senior student asked: "Mrs....
mkhunt, you are one cynical, uninformed person! There is nothing sleazy about this industry. Its employees know they drink the water and breathe the air where they work, and are concerned about the environment. Quick buck? These companies invest BILLIONS and take huge risks, with no guarantees. The return on equity for Exxon or Chesapeake is usually much less than that of most of the Fortune 500. Falsified studies? No, that was the Global Warming extremist zealots. Payments to politicians? Chamber of Commerce donations? What proof do you have? Most reporters are liberals and anti-industry, and rarely have their facts right. Instead, they rely on that font of truth, Josh Fox, a documented liar! Why shouldn't churches, colleges and ordinary citizens lease their property? They have been doing it for 150 years in WV. After all, it is THEIR property, not yours. Try doing some research, and thinking for yourself. And please know that I take my responsibility to my children very seriously!
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what is sacred is our responsibility to the children. This sleazy industry is continuously justifying itself in monetary terms which do not include health, loss of safe drinking water, air contamination and the quick buck scenario which leaves bust following boom. Texas Keystone is the latest corporation to reveal seamy, scheming at the top(Kozel brothers). Here is a list of co-opted entities: academics who have falsified studies, politicians who have been paid through "donations", civic organizations such as the Chamber of Commerce, reporters who write fluffy, inaccurate pro-gas pieces, churches and colleges which have leased their property and ordinary citizens who take the money because "everyone is doing it." Lemmings of the frack insanity. Wake up! You have been sold the Brooklyn Bridge.
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Mrs. Shalaway may be "a National Board-certified teacher", but like so many teachers, she has not done her homework and is totally CLUELESS on this topic. There have been a dozen or more oil & gas wells successfully drilled, fractured and operated on the campus of Beverly Hills High School in Beverly Hills, CA. If oil & gas wells can be safely drilled and operated in a densely populated urban setting like Beverly Hills, we can certainly do it safely in the sparsely populated rural hills of West Virginia.
And perhaps Mrs. Shalaway should look at how our schools are financed, and how they will be financed in the future. We tax oil and gas produced in WV with severance taxes (5%) and ad valorem taxes (about 2%) and about 70% of that tax goes to schools.
She should take a look at nearby Marshall County. The tax base there has DOUBLED in six years.
It's sad when teachers fail to educate themselves before bloviating like this.
This woman should park her car and tur
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"Is nothing sacred?" What does the writer believe is sacred about a government school building?
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motoclown, I haven't made a dime off the gas industry. And the groups you mentioned, parents, teachers, students...we've been hearing from them for years now. Lo and behold, they still have yet to bring something of substance to the table. The "concerns" they repeatedly bring up have been addressed countless times. The valid responses to these "concerns" don't fall in line with their environmentalist agenda, therefore they keep chirping the same overused and invalid talking points. Gee, sure seems like the folks asking the questions have already made up their minds.
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Only those that are profiteers from this Industry, would with no conscience "Want a frack pad right next to a school, let alone two frack pads.' I would like to hear from the mothers involved, I would like to hear from the students that would be affected, not just the same old testosterone driven, pro-fracking, Industry guys posting here.
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I wonder who's idea it was to get an English teacher to represent CHS in regards to a scientific matter. It never ceases to amaze me the fact that gas companies have been drilling here for several years now and people are still asking the same stupid questions they were asking five years ago. The gas companies have indeed made an egregious error, they've put way too much effort into trying to fix stupid.
As for the questions they posed to the gas company in that letter: My father always told me "if you ask a dumb question, you're going to get a dumb answer".
Radon gas? Really? Maybe if you lived in Martinsburg.
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Well spoken by someone who makes her living from a steady county government paycheck, that is the result of property taxes paid for by landowners who leased their property to the energy industry. There is great irony in critcizing the system that pays yours wage. You should write a really angry letter to your Superintendent and resign rather than make your living from money generated by what you disdain. You work for a school board that raised the property owner's tax rate to the maximum allowed by state law to cash in on the increase in personal property caused by the increase in values from the energy industry. Since you have decided to use your education column as a personal bully pulpit lets make a deal. You refuse your tainted wages and I will refuse to pay the property taxes that pay your salary. You first.
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Oh please spare us the drama! I grew up in the Ohio Valley 30 years ago when tertiary and secondary industries bellowed smoke and fumes in the name of prosperity. My parents and their generation had good jobs during that time. This was a time when the now pathetic northern panhandle of WV actually had an economy. My classmates and I are living proof that the poor little children will survive.
Now there is a great opportunity to revive this waning economy and become prosperous again, but folks like you are determined to not let it happen by crying "...but what about the little children?" Please stick to teaching mathematics and science to your students instead of trying to make a name for yourself by complaining about technologies you do not understand.
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"Wouldn't it be ironic if one of those industries ends up driving out those same talented individuals we are trying to keep here?"
Wouldn't it be even more ironic if one of those industries ends up employing several of those talented Cameron students? And by spending their paychecks in the Cameron area those several gas industry-employed students further increase employment at other businesses in the Cameron area?
Where else in the Cameron area do you propose those talented students find jobs? Especially after you anti-gas loons drive all those businesses away because of your NIMBY attitude about an industry that heats your homes and schools? I suppose there's always food stamps and welfare...
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Thank you Linda. Points well taken and deaf ears so noted.
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no radon gas.every house in west virginia has radon gas in case these gas officials haven't checked the epa website.this part of the country has the highest amount of radon.naturally occurring.
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|Nov. 15-21 is National Education Week
|Written by Supt. Bret Miles, Holyoke School Dist. Re-1J
If you have not noticed it on your calendar, Nov. 15-21 is recognized as National Education Week.
I thought this would be a good time to reflect on a survey that is put together by Phi Delta Kappa International and Gallop polls. For the past 41 years the two groups have teamed up to provide the country with data on the public's perception about public education in our country. Here are some highlights of the report.
The first question asked on the survey since 1969 has been, "What do you think are the biggest problems that the public schools of your community must deal with?" For the 10th year in a row, the top answer is lack of funding. In the 2008 survey, lack of funding accounted for 17 percent of the answers. In this year's survey, it accounted for 32 percent. Currently I am conducting individual interviews with all of the employees in the Holyoke School District and have also found this to be the top response when I asked employees to tell me what they see as the key issues facing the school district.
Those of you who follow state level news know that in the coming months there will be plenty of time spent talking about school finance and the challenges for our upcoming budget year, so we will leave it at that for now.
Every year when this survey comes out, I immediately jump to the questions where people are asked to give letter grades to the schools. First, respondents are asked to give a letter grade (A-F) to the school their oldest child attends. In 2009, 74 percent of the respondents gave the school where their oldest child attends the grade of an A or B.
Then the poll asks the same question of the schools across the nation, and this time only 19 percent give a grade of an A or B. I love this question because it just doesn't stand to reason that most people can see their own school as doing well, but the schools they have never been to as doing poorly.
It is a great reminder to educators everywhere to get people into our schools. There is good work going on all the time, but we don't always get people in the doors to see it. Please consider this an open invitation to visit our schools here in Holyoke.
Another interesting finding is that a majority of Americans feel that education is not as good today as it was when they were in school. But when you ask this question of parents only, most parents believe that education today is better than when they were in school.
Again this is another example of the perception of schools improving the closer you are to the school. I would challenge you to find out what a first grader in our school district is expected to do in reading and math by the end of the year and compare that to what we were expected to do at the end of our first grade year.
Or on the other end of the spectrum, look at how many students are taking advanced placement math and science courses and compare that to how many students were ready for that level of content when we were in school. There is no question that the bar continues to be raised.
I hope you will join me in taking time this week to think about the accomplishments of our schools and the teachers and other staff who make it possible. The report clearly demonstrates year in and year out that the more you know about the school, the more you like. My guess is that this is true for most people in our community as well. I am proud of the work that goes on in our schools every day and am pleased to have my children here. Happy National Education Week to educators everywhere.


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Project X Road Trip!Written by on January 1, 2012 Contributors: Ed Zinke We join Woody's Hot Rodz and the 2011 AMSOIL/STREET RODDER Road Tour for a 700-mile road trip in Project X
Have you ever seen a beautifully built or restored classic for sale with scant few miles on the clock and wondered to yourself: "How could anyone put so much time and effort into a car and never drive it?" We know where it comes from; blood, sweat, tears, time, and money are all shed in varying doses on every project, and when it's finally the car you've always wanted it's hard to subject it to the abuses and wear and tear of the open road. But we're here to tell ya, you're missing out.
We'll admit though, we allowed ourselves to fall into the same trap; since Project X's latest and greatest incarnation was finished up by General Motors special projects division in 2008, we've done little more than putt around town in it. We allowed it to sit upon a shelf and become little more than a prized heirloom and static symbol of PHR's great past exploits than the constant source of adventure it had always been. It was a damn shame too; that's not what X was ever about.
What we needed was something to jostle us out of our complacency and protectiveness, and we found it in the form of a challenge issued by our friend Christopher Sondles of Woody's Hot Rodz. Sondles has conspired with Real Deal Steel to bring back fresh steel '55-57 Chevy hardtops, sedans, and convertibles and decided to organize a special Tri-Five Cruise from his shop in Bright, Indiana, to the Shades of the Past show in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee, to mark the occasion. His goal? Have Project X lead the cruise.
We were tempted, but tentative. News spreads around here, and a few days later we received an email from Jerry Dixey, the pied piper of the 2011 AMSOIL/STREET RODDER Road Tour, that suggested we join up with a leg of the Road Tour in Indianapolis, then merge with Sondles and commence our own Popular Hot Rodding/Real Deal Steel Tri-Five Cruise sponsored by Woody's Hot Rodz—as it had come to be called. The annual Road Tour is one of the longest and best hot rod-centric road trips out there; Dixey covers 25,000 miles in a fresh SR project car over the course of the summer, dropping in at shows, shops, and interesting roadside venues. The combination was just too much to resist, so we decided it was high time to clear out the carbon and see a bit of the USA in our Chevrolet.
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Our road trip adventure kicked off at the U.S. Nationals at O'Reilly Raceway Park in Indy. X had a space of honor behind the grandstands with a host of historic rods including Bob Glidden's infamous undefeated '78 Fairmont, Linda Hamilton's Willys, and Hubert Platt's fastback Mustang, to name a few.Bright and early the next morning, our leg of the 2011 AMSOIL/STREET RODDER Road Tour officially began. Jerry Dixey, the Tour's pied piper, assembled everyone around SR's killer flamb�ed '55 Chevy project car to make introductions and pass out directions.The Road Tour brings together an eclectic group of rodders from traditionalists to muscle car guys—basically just anyone interested in a good road trip. Check out the turbo on the Jimmy Six in the foreground.The STREET RODDER boys know how to have a good time; that evening we cruised X along with the Road Tourians over to Military Park in Indianapolis for a barbecue cook-off and concert headlined by blues rocker Jonny Lang. Did we mention the open bar? Not a bad way to end day one.Dixey gets access to some amazing stuff; our first stop of the day was IHRA Top Fuel Dragster racer Bruce Litton's personal collection. It's a re-creation of his hometown of Oneida, Tennessee, outfitted with 1:1 scale shops and businesses and a healthy collection of muscle cars, including a couple ZL1 Camaros and a Nickey Biscayne. We were standing atop his vintage Mobil garage and fuel station for this shot.Danchuk's main facility is actually a stone's throw from PHR's office in Irvine, California, but this facility in Indiana was built to speed order fulfillment for customers. We had a tour, then lunch amongst the fresh steel. There's really nothing on a Tri-Five you couldn't fix or replace with one call to these guys.The awe-inspiring dome was the largest in the world from 1902 to 1913 and the largest in the U.S. prior to the construction of the Coliseum in Charlotte, North Carolina, in 1955. It still has the honor of being a National Historic and Historic Civil Engineering Landmark, and is well worth a stop if you're in the area.We received a brief reprieve in the torrential rain for the departure of our PHR/Real Deal Steel Tri-Five Cruise. Christopher Sondles led the way in his awesome tribute '57 Modified Production racer. This car was once his father's show car and all the made-up striping and decals have special meaning. We love this look, what do you think?
We love to check out the local spots. X runs on high-test fuel only, and so do we. If you happen to be passing through Jasper, Indiana, and need caffeine, check out Sozo.After heading out of French Lick, we confirmed that Project X is indeed waterproof! We also confirmed fuel mileage in the 11-mpg zone from the ZL1. Our fuel gauge and speedo stopped functioning, so we were left guessing when we should stop for more go juice.What was once worthless is now sought after; Woody Carrell's '55 150 Business coupe was almost crushed prior to him purchasing it, since the dealer couldn't sell the stripped-down Chevy. The car is number 36; the first 34 went to public utility companies, so only one other civilian Business coupe came before his.After our respective refuels, we stopped at RideTech and received a grand tour of their huge fabrication facilities and R&D labs. Here Bret Voelkel shows off one of the shock dynos that they use for testing and evaluation. Our stay at RideTech stretched into the wee hours as Voelkel and his team confirmed our suspicion of a significant suspension problem and worked to fix it. Watch for more on this in a future issue!It was still pouring rain that evening when we arrived at Woody's Hot Rodz for the kick-off party for the Popular Hot Rodding/Real Deal Steel Tri-Five Cruise, but attendance was still impressive. The black '57 in the background is George Poteet's Black Widow from the Aug. '11 issue, barely visible behind it is Jeg's Pro Touring Vega. Watch for more on both cars in future issues of PHR.Only one mishap arose during the drive; Sondles' Chevy somehow sheared off the studs on the passenger-side rear. No real damage occurred; the local auto parts store delivered studs to the side of the road, and we were back on the road in short order.A couple hours of sleep and a lot of coffee later, we were back on the Road Tour with our first stop at the historic West Baden Springs Hotel in French Lick, Indiana.Once a 1950s-and-older street rod–only venue, Shades of the Past has expanded to welcome cars up to '72. Dollywood's parking lot was slammed full of rods and parts vendors—way more than we can show you here, but check out PopularHotRodding.com for a gallery of the Top Picks of the show. We had never been to Shades before, but were wholly impressed and plan to return.
We were back on the road the next morning with the STREET RODDER Road Tour gang for one of the best drives in the country: the Blue Ridge Parkway in the Great Smokey Mountains National Park. This road is a must-cruise spot for anyone who loves to drive.The next morning was unfortunately the last stop for us on the Tour, though the first day of a new leg on the Road Tour. Lokar's parking lot was slammed with attendees ready for a tour and breakfast.We had our fun, but to show everyone that X was still on par with the best of the show, PHR Publisher (and lifelong Project X fan) Ed Zinke made sure X was flawlessly clean for day two of Shades of the Past. You can't tell here, but he's actually having a great time!The views aren't bad either. We stopped at a lookout point along the way with Dixey in the Road Tour '55, and soaked it in. This is what getting out on the road in your hot rod is all about—seeing the country.A tight schedule mandated that we left X at Lokar to ship back to the PHR offices. Spending seven days on the road gave us a shakedown run to flush out a few driveability issues that can only be found through seat time, and it also rekindled our passion for, and interest in, doing things with it. Watch for more tech with Project X in the future.You can't have the first one, but you could have the next one! A showgoer at Shades talked Sondles out of this bitchin '57 gasser tribute to the Hrudka Brothers. It was the first 100 percent all-new Tri-Five from Woody's Hot Rodz using bodies from Real Deal Steel. Stay tuned for more on these bodies in PHR. No worries, Sondles already has sketches and plans for his next build. Will it be yours?Further up the parkway, X's temperature started climbing (one of two gauges still working). We solved the problem by cracking open the pipes and running open headers. All the Harley guys at this rest stop loved it. Want to hear us disturbing the peace of the Smokys? Check out PHR's new YouTube Channel at YouTube.com/PopularHotRodding.Need another reason to attend Shades? Show patriarch and friend of PHR Bobby Alloway gives away a roadster every year after the awards are presented. Here Alloway (left) stands with the still-stunned winners of the lime green '32. Need another? The 50/50 drawing was a massive 40K.Our next stop was in Maggie Valley, North Carolina, at the Wheels Through Time Museum. This is perhaps the best collection of mostly unrestored vintage American motorcycles in the country. The best part? Everything runs and they'll fire up just about any of them. You might even get to see a big smoky burnout across the museum on a $200,000 Crocker race bike!
So here we had the world's most famous '57 Chevy imbued with 46 years of PHR project car history, movie appearances, and yes, huge amounts of time and money, and we drove it 700 miles through beautiful country despite three days of rain to shows, shops, and must-see spots. This really is what rodding is all about. Why aren't you driving yours? Would you join us if we started an annual Project X road trip?


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Digital governance is a framework for establishing accountability, roles, and decision-making authority for an organization's digital presence - which means its websites, mobile sites, social channels, and any other Internet and Web-enabled products and services. Having a well-designed digital governance framework minimizes the number of tactical debates regarding the nature and management of an organization's digital presence by making clear who on your digital team has decision-making authority for these areas:
- Digital strategy: Who determines the direction for digital?
- Digital policy: Who specifies what your organization must and must not do online?
- Digital standards: Who decides the nature of your digital portfolio?
When these questions are answered and your digital governance framework is well implemented by leadership, your organization can look forward to a more productive work environment for all digital stakeholders and a higher-quality, more effective digital presence.
The business case for digital governance
Over the years, the organizational online presence has grown organically to such an extent that ad hoc and informal business processes and management and production guidelines are no longer adequate to manage it. The continued growth of the organizational digital presence managed by informal processes and guidelines exposes organizations to risk and liability. Key risks include loss of credibility, loss of market share, resource waste, and risk of litigation. While the risks associated with a corporate digital presence can not be completely eliminated, they can certainly be mitigated and the liabilities which come along with an underperforming online presence reduced - but only if organizations apply sensible governance constraints over digital operational practices.


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Where is the civility? We don't ask, we demand to be heard.
It may be generational, but the video games that portray gun violence, robbery, mayhem, mass murder is, IMO, taking effect on youth of today. They escape to another world and isolate themselves and then explode on the rest of us. Parents have a strong role to play in this evolution of the times.
I didn't hear about 2 off-duty officers participating in it.I did hear about one on duty police officer who participated in it. He is/was a undercover agent at the time and his interference would have blown his cover.He was reprimanded for not reporting what happened until a few days later.
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Reread job descriptions andconsult with others in the company to enhance criteria selection. Brainstormand write down key criteria in order of importance.
For example, the managementinformation systems (MIS) department is looking for a programmer/analyst.
A list of can-do criteria mightinclude:
·Four years data processingexperience, systems design and programming expertise in COBOL and RPG in a DOSenvironment
·Knowledge of online and batchsystems
·Familiarity with DOS, JCL andutilities with VSAM/SAM
·College degree in math orcomputer science
·Knowledge of insurance,financial services, accounting or similar industry.
A list of will-do criteria couldinclude:
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With this list in hand, you ll beable to evaluate potential candidates much more effectively.
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Pick-Sloan finalized 2021 Power Marketing Initiative
Western has a long history of serving and working with customers, including on its power marketing plans. In our Upper Great Plains Region, we've followed our current marketing plan since 1985, providing power to firm electric service customers throughout the six-state marketing area. But with the current marketing plan set to expire in nine years, Western's UGP office took a look at how to market long-term firm hydroelectric resources beyond 2020.
In sum, the 2021 power marketing initiative, finalized Nov. 16 and effective Dec. 16, extended the current Marketing Plan, with amendments to two key marketing plan principles:
- Lengthening contract term to 30 years. A 30-year contract term provides firm electric service customers greater resource certainty and cost control compared to the current 20-year contract term. In general, a 30-year contract term strikes a balance between customers' need for stability in resource planning and cost control and Western's need for flexibility.
- Providing 1-percent resource pools every 10 years. The 2021 PMI will provide for resource pools of up to one percent of the marketable resource under contract at the time for eligible new preference entities beginning Jan. 1, 2021 and again every 10 years, specifically in January 2031 and 2041. The resource pools allow Western to market allocations of firm power to eligible new preference entities, while promoting the most widespread use concept under Federal Reclamation Law.
The 2021 PMI action maintains allocations of the finite hydropower resources at existing allocation levels (reduced by up to one percent for each new resource pool in 2021, 2031 and 2041) for all firm power customers. The PMI was informally discussed with firm power customers last November, then a formal public process was initiated March 4 with the release of the proposed initiative. Western extended the comment period on the initiative to Sept. 6 in response to public comment and request. Read all of Western's responses to comments received in the Nov. 16, 2011 Federal Register notice (pdf).
What's next?
With the power marketing initiative complete, Western intends to begin developing firm electric service contracts with customers for service beyond 2020.


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Harris, Norman MacLeod
Dates: b. 1870; 1900's at Chicago; Left around 1920; d. 1953
Locations: Assist. in Bacteriology, Johns Hopkins University (late 1890's); Assist Prof. Dept. of Path. and Bact., Univ. of Chicago, (1902‑1910's); Chief, Laboratory of Hygiene, Ottawa Canada (mid 1920's)
Training: M.B.;
Fields: medical; milk
Publications: Harris and Longcope, "Micrococcus zymogenes: Some Additional Observations upon its Occurrence," Centbl. Bakt., Abt. 1 30 (1901): 353‑356; "The Relative Importance of Streptococci and Leucocytes in Milk," J. Infect. Dis. suppl. 3 (1907): 50‑62; SAB Involvement: Charter SAB member; SAB Council Member 1901, 1909; SAB President 1925; member SAB Comm. on Publication 1903‑1904; SAB Sec. Tres. 1908, 1909; Chaired Session on General Bacteriology 1924 SAB; attended 1925 SAB meeting
Presidential Address: "Our Society in Retrospect and Prospect" J. Bact. 11:153-164 http://jb.asm.org/cgi/reprint/11/3/153
Harris assisted Jordan in his futile search for a bacterial agent responsible for milk‑sickness.
While at Hopkins, Harris would perform the routine bacteriological examinations that were part of every autopsy.
At the 1900 meeting of the SAB in Baltimore, Harris described "A Preliminary Report upon a Hitherto Undescribed Pathogenic Anaerobic Bacillus," obtained from an autopsy, which was discussed by Welch. At the 1902 meeting, Harris presented a "Demonstration of the Value of MacConkey's Medium for the Differentiation of B. Coli from B. Typhosus," a technical paper with implications for sanitary/water bacteriology.
At the 1904 meeting of the SAB, Harris submitted an abstract on "The Construction of a Thermostat‑Room," a purely technical description which was read in title only and later appeared in both the Centralblatt and the Journal of Experimental Medicine. At the 1905 SAB, Harris discussed the "Value of the Voges‑Proskauer Reaction," as a means of differentiating members of the hemorrhagic septicemia group, and others. Harris found the test of little value.
At the 1908 meeting, Jordan and Harris reported on a new species, "Bacillus lactimorbi: Its Relation to Milk‑Sickness and Trembles." The organism was found in several cases from cattle, horses and lambs, and the pathological condition could be reproduced in experimental animals. Their description was tentative, as the organism "was very prone to undergo considerable variation in morphology due to methods of cultivation, temperature and fluctuations in reaction of the media being chiefly responsible.
Harris was included in the 1914 SAB program, with a short technical discussion of "Some New Applications in Synthetic Media."
Harris finally returns to the SAB program in 1924, to report "Some Observations on Endo's Medium."


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Design by: Carol Ballard
Skill Level: Intermediate
Size: Approx. 24" wide and 36" long
Materials:Worsted Weight Yarn:
White Rug:
White (MC) - 42 oz, 2184 yd (1188 g, 1998 m);
Blue Stripe Rug:
White (MC) - 23 oz, 1196 yd (651 g, 1077 m);
Blue (CC) - 7 oz, 364 yd (198 g, 333 m);
Green Chevron Rug:
White (MC) - 23 oz, 1196 yd (651 g, 1077 m);
Green (CC) - 7 oz, 364 yd (198 g, 333 m);
Pansy Rug:
Blue (MC) - 21 oz, 1092 yd (594 g, 1000 m);
White (CC) - 8 oz, 416 yd (226 g, 381 m);
Dark Blue (DB) - 2 oz, 104 yd (57 g, 94 m)
Green (G) - 2 oz, 104 yd (57 g, 94 m)
Small amount Yellow (Y).
Crochet Hook: Size K-10 (6.50 mm) or size needed to obtain gauge.
Gauge:White, Blue & Green Chevron Rug:
5 dlp sts = 2 inches; 3 pattern rows = 3 inches
Pansy Rug:
3 sc = 1 inch; 3 rows = 1 inch
Loop Stitch Rugs Crochet Pattern
There is nothing better than a thick, comfy crocheted rug underfoot. Use the Loop Stitch Rugs crochet pattern by Carol Ballard to make the perfect accessory for any room in the house. These crocheted rugs also work well for a bath mat or shower mat in your bathroom. Loop Stitch crochet rug creations take half the time of other crochet rugs because you are working with multiple strands of worsted weight yarn held together for each stitch. This fast crochet method works up into an attractive crochet rug that is also comfortable to stand on. Patterns included in the Loop Stitch Rugs have options for a solid, ripple, striped and pansy rug. Choose one of the styles included in the pattern, or use the designs to custom make a crochet rug that appeals most to you.
Each crochet pattern in the Loop Stitch Rugs set uses a worsted-weight yarn to create a 24 inch wide by 36 inch long rug. Loop Stitch Rugs go beyond the basic crochet stitches, making the pattern an intermediate crochet level. The crochet patterns allow you to choose colors that will best fit the room or area you plan to use the rug. These basic designs are attractive enough to fit well in any area of the house, without being distracting or clashing with the current room decor. Once you step on one of these handmade crochet rugs, you will want to make one for every door and bathroom in your house. These rugs are perfect for gifting to someone that appreciates handcrafted crochet gifts. The soft rug will bring delight to anyone that gets to use it.
Other popular crochet patterns for the home include:
Yellow Rose Oven Door Dress Crochet Pattern
Vintage Blues Potholders Crochet Pattern
Farmyard Kitchen Set Crochet Pattern
Kitchen Basics in Cotton Crochet Pattern
Scrap Afghan and Pillow Crochet Pattern
Afghan Lovers Collection Crochet Pattern
Rugs are a welcome accessory to your home and these crochet patterns will help you design some great looking and soft rugs!
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About the Show
US sitcom about a newly elected politician and the man she employs to look after her nephew and niece when they are suddenly left in her care
Series 2 Summary
The second season of the US sitcom about a local politician who enlists the help of a male nanny when her nephew and niece are unexpectedly left in her care.
Episode 1 - I Can Manage
When Mel feels the pressure of balancing her home renovations with her duties at work, Joe convinces her to put him in charge of construction
Episode 2 - If You Can't Stand the Heat
Mel is charmed by the good-looking young man who designs her new kitchen cabinets, but Joe's reaction to him leads to an argument
Episode 3 - Good to Go
Mel and Joe are shocked to discover that Lennox's boyfriend Aidan spent the night in her bedroom. Holly declares that it's time for Ryder to start shaving.
Episode 4 - All Up in My Business
When Joe starts to run Mel's finances he becomes convinced that her credit card statements reveal she is having an affair with a married man
Episode 5 - The Knockout
When Mel punches a man who picks on Ryder at the cinema, a clip of the event is soon posted online and she becomes known as 'Battling Burke'
Episode 6 - Breaking Up Is Hard to Do
Mel wants to break up with her boyfriend Donald, but feels guilty because he's just been fired from his job. Holly confides a secret to Lennox.
Episode 7 - Mixed Doubles
Joe sets Mel up on a blind date with his pal, but in exchange for this favour he asks her to arrange a date for him with her attractive friend Ariel
Episode 8 - The Donor
Mel's friend Jackie decides she wants a baby and settles on Joe as the man most suitable to be the father of her child. Lennox and Haskell buy a rare book.
Episode 9 - Eat, Pray, Date
Mel allows her new date Travis to believe she is an amazing chef without mentioning that it was Joe who really made their delicious food
Episode 10 - Pretty Big Liars
When Ryder decides to invest in stocks and shares, he turns to Joe for advice, but Joe thinks that Ryder's choice of investment is a poor one
Episode 11 - A Pair of Sneakers
Mel's attempts to teach Lennox to drive don't go well, but Mel refuses to accept Joe's offer to take over the lessons
Episode 12 - Mother of All Problems
When Joe tries to smooth over the troubled relationship between Mel and her mother Monica, he gives Monica some advice that infuriates Mel
Episode 13 - Wherefore Art Thou Lennox
When Lennox starts an internship at Mel's office, she hits it off with a fellow intern who happens to work for Mel's biggest political rival
Episode 14 - From Russia with Love
When Joe's Russian girlfriend Elena comes to visit she soon starts to monopolise his time, leaving no time for his domestic duties, which irritates Mel
Episode 15 - Mel Marries Joe
Joe offers to marry Elena in order to keep her in the USA, but a shocked Mel refuses to take part in the scheme


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May 25, 2016
Tallahassee, FL - The family of a local man is remembering his life tonight.
Robby Redding died four years ago.There was a fundraiser held at the American Legion tonight in his honor.
Friends and family gathered a fifth time to remember their lost loved one Robby Redding.
He was a young Tallahassee resident involved in a serious automobile accident in 2000. His friend died; Robby lived for another eight years before passing.
Shelly, Friend of Robby: "he was a great local guy here in town and everybody loved him as you can see from all of the people coming out to support this event."
And that's why they are keeping his memory alive with this Robby's Reef Fun-Raiser, not to be confused with a fundraiser.
Money raised bought the reef and new funds will be used to maintain it.
Shelly, Friend of Robby: "he was such a big presence, everyone misses him and that's why we come together each year to celebrate his life."
Robby's mother, brother and sister were all at the event Wednesday night.
Leslie Redding, Robby's Mother, stated, "Robby just loved life and he really collected friends."
Alex Redding, Robby's Brother: "he showed me how to keep going and how to fight through hard times so it was a real eye opener."
Sarah Jordan Sandy, Robby's Sister, stated, "we really do miss him, he really was just a bright shining star."
The event is held every year near his birthday.
Robby would have been 31 on December 27th.
The artificial reef dedicated to Robby is located in the Gulf of Mexico, 10 miles southeast of Dog Island.
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Hopefully, you know that the Americans with Disabilities Act protects employee medical information as confidential. According to the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission:
The basic rule is that with limited exceptions, employers must keep confidential any medical information they learn about an applicant or employee. Information can be confidential even if it contains no medical diagnosis or treatment course and even if it is not generated by a health care professional. For example, an employee's request for a reasonable accommodation would be considered medical information subject to the ADA's confidentiality requirements.
What happens, however, when an employee suffers an on-the-job injury and a supervisor shares information about the injury on a Facebook wall or Twitter page? Or, what about when a supervisor posts about a co-workers illness? It can be as innocuous as, "I hope John Smith has a quick recovery from cancer," or spiteful, like, "I can't believe John Smith has cancer and I have his workload while he's out on medical leave." Regardless, these examples potentially implicate the ADA's confidentiality provisions.
What can a company do to guard against this type of ADA violation? Businesses should build confidentiality protections into their social media policies. Just as companies should be reminding employees that employee medical information is confidential and should only be disseminated on a need-to-know basis, so should they carry over those protections to their social media policies.
Social media is informal and instantaneous. Employees often post before they think about the implications of what they are posting. I can almost guarantee that a violation of the ADA's confidentiality protections is the furthest from a manager's or supervisor's mind when posting about a co-worker's injury or medical issue. A policy statement—and, more importantly, some training—on this issue could save you a headache in a disability discrimination lawsuit down the road.
Written by Jon Hyman, a partner in the Labor & Employment group of Kohrman Jackson & Krantz. For more information, contact Jon at (216) 736-7226 or email@example.com.


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Truck Driving Safety Tips
The myths and realities of commercial driving
For commercial drivers, the front seat is the office from which they provide a vital service – making sure parts and products get from point A to wherever they need to be.
And while the road offers great freedom, it also comes with the pressure of needing to deliver – day in and day out.
Are your commercial drivers always making safety the most important cargo they carry?
The following information from the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration dispels a number of myths regarding commercial driving. Test your knowledge on this topic – then make sure your drivers, too, know the realities of the road.
Buckle up
Myth: Good truck drivers don't need to wear seatbelts.
Reality: Your chances of being killed are almost 25 times higher if you are thrown from your vehicle during a crash. Safety belts can keep you from being tossed out a window, from being dragged on the road or from being crushed by your own vehicle or another.
Pay attention to driving conditions
Myth: Commercial vehicle drivers have experience driving in bad weather and can handle anything, so they can drive faster safely.
Reality: Adverse weather conditions contribute to 25 percent of speeding-related large-truck fatalities. Drivers should reduce their speed by one-third on wet roads and by half or more on snow-packed streets.
Put the brakes on speeding
Myth: Trucks should follow speed limits posted on curve warning signs and entrance/exit ramps.
Reality: Curve and entrance/exit ramp speed limits are intended for small vehicles, not large trucks. Studies show large trucks often lose control or roll over when entering a curve at a posted speed limit due to their high center of gravity.
Check and recheck blind spots
Myth: Other drivers know not to ride in the blind spots or "no zones" of commercial motor vehicles.
Reality: Never rely on other drivers to stay out of your blind spots; they may not be aware of the size of your vehicle's "no zone." Check your mirrors every 5-8 seconds as well as before you change lanes, turn or merge. This will help you keep track of changing traffic patterns around your truck.
Look down the road
Myth: Good truckers can slow down safely without much notice.
Reality: To safely slow down, a commercial motor vehicle driver should look at least 15 seconds ahead (a quarter-mile on the interstate and one-and-a-half blocks in the city). Paying attention to the road ahead helps avoid dangerous, abrupt braking situations.
Don't drive drowsy
Myth: Drivers are used to getting little sleep and can safely stay awake by using distractions.
Reality: Research shows that being awake for 18 hours is comparable to having a blood alcohol concentration of .08 percent. It's vital to your safety and the motorists around you to pay attention to signs of drowsiness: frequent yawning, heavy eyes and blurred vision.
These recommendations were developed using generally accepted safety standards. Compliance with these recommendations is not a guarantee that you will be in conformance with federal, state or local laws. Compliance with these recommendations does not ensure the absolute safety of your occupation or business.
Additional commercial motor vehicle (CMV) driving resources
For more safe driving tips for CMV operators, visit these sites:
- Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration – Videos, safety tips and statistics.
- Commercial Truck and Bus Safety (Transportation Research Board) – Research, safety belt statistics and ergonomics.
- Drowsy Driving (National Sleep Foundation) – Warning signs of drowsy driving, prevention and videos.
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Proof is in the puddin': Remember how I wrote about how much time Novak Djokovic and Maria "Shriek"apova had been spending together before and during last week's Pacific Life Open?
Well, I was alerted to the above shot (thanks Elaine!) of the couple playing footsies during a break at Indian Wells and just stumbled upon this Nole interview - and guess where it takes place? At the LA Lakers game this past Sunday after he captured his first Indian Wells title, and where Maria was spotted hanging out with Camilla Belle.
Do you think they knew each other would be catching the same basketball game? Crazy!
Now I REALLY need to know what his girlfriend Jelena thinks of their "friendship."
Check out the interview:
(image via tt.tenniswarehouse.com)
Tuesday, March 25, 2008
THE LOW DOWN: Nole spotted at LA Lakers game - is there more to his "friendship" with Maria?
Labels: celebrity, gossip, Maria Sharapova, Novak Djokovic, tennis
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Ha, good find! 2 days to relax in LA? I wonder who he is relaxing with?ReplyDelete
exactly - we're not fooled!ReplyDelete
i love how they set it up so it looks like they weren't there together. As if they didn't know each other was going to watch the game?
Ha, indeed! It's hard to chalk it up to coincidence, unless Fox Sports invited players in advance of their broadcasting the Miami tourney (they are broadcasting that, right?).ReplyDelete
Although I prefer Nola (Nole and Ana), I still think Nole and Maria they would be a cute couple. Make it official already!!!
yes FSN is unfortunately broadcasting Miami - i hope they never do again, though. aargh.ReplyDelete
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Born: 01/02/1975
Birth Place: Milford, Michigan, USA
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Born on Jan. 2, 1975 in Milford, MI, Shepard had a routinely uneventful life until his junior year at Walled Lake Central High School, when he read a copy of Jack Kerouac's On The Road, which prompted him to ditch his college plans and roadtrip with a friend in a beat-up Mustang for the next five months. But he soon learned the value of a college education, and eventually attended the University of California at Los Angeles, where he earned his degree in anthropology, even though he had always had his sights set on becoming an actor. Displaying a knack for comedy, Shepard joined the renowned Groundlings Theater, which led to landing several commercials, including an appearance as a go... Continue Bio >>
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Birth Place: Birmingham, Michigan, USA
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Born April 4, 1949, Lahti was raised in Birmingham, MI where she was the daughter of a surgeon father and a nurse-turned-painter mother. At the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, Lahti was active in theater and performed with a mime troupe that toured internationally, including an appearance in a mime version of Shakespeare's "The Tempest" on the London stage. After graduating with a degree in speech and drama, Lahti intended to earn a Masters from Florida State University, but after only a year, she moved to New York where she studied drama at the renowned HB Studio and The Neighborhood Studio. Waitress work and street mime performing finally gave way to a steady career in television comm... Continue Bio >>
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Spiral up the Guggenheim-esque atrium of the Bangkok Art & Culture Centre where the top three of the building's 11 storeys are exhibition halls. Beyond painting and sculpture, you'll see video, conceptual photography, installation and performance - sometimes all at once, in the case of a show by Navin Ravanchaikul. Rotating BACC curators like Luckana Kunavichayanont and Apinan Poshyananda mix up categories even further by showing cutting-edge work alongside traditional Thai, Western academic, modernist and foreign shows.
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Open 10am-9pm Tue-Sun.
Admission free.
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BACC is always one of my first destination choices when visiting Pathumwan district. It locates between two major department stores (MBK and Siam Paragon). It is free of charge. You can visit this art center for a bit of artistic experience or just taking a break after hours of shopping.
The center exhibits contemporary art. There always have at least 7-8 interesting exhibitions showing. My favorite point is that one or more of these exhibitions always have good interactive aspects. For example, in the "Good to Walk" exhibition that currently exhibits in the center, you can walk in a white narrow path that seemed to lead you to a fantasy place; or when you dance in front of certain characters in the wall, they will follow your step.
The shops and restaurants in the center provide creative product and service in a reasonable price. I like traditional Thai dessert ice cream of the iceDEA, the ice cream restaurant. There is also the theatre that shows art movie and it is free.
The only art center in Bangkok that can be compared with BACC in size may be the Queen's Gallery at Ratchadamnoen. However, for me, BACC is better in term of facility and interactive art. So I can say that it is the best of its kind in Thailand :)
the map for the Bangkok Art & Culture Centre is not showing the correct place for the muesum. the address is right but the map below is misleading as it directs you to a totally different part of Bangkok. it is still a nice area but no muesum in sight. please correct it so other people will find it for first attempt.
While the building is impressive, most of the art on show is either derivative or third-rate or both. It is probably the best modern art space in Thailand, but that really isn't saying much.


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Worlds Wildest Willys StashWritten by Thom Taylor on March 26, 2014 Mind Boggling Cache of Willys Cars and Parts
Welcome to the wildest Willys stash in the world. We all love those barn find stories about the '63 split window or '66 Hemi Charger found resting in a barn for the last 40 years. But in metro areas there's no barns, only double garages, warehouses, and shipping containers for accommodating your car fetishes. To that end we present what has to be one of the largest stashes of 1933-42 Willys cars and parts on the planet.
As you know Willys—both the '33-36 variety and '37-42 type became one of the go-to cars in the Gasser ranks starting in the late-50s. Prized for their size, light weight, availability, and especially their meager price, they became many a Gasser fan's ultimate dream—some apparently more than others. There was also a mystique to the Willys among racers. They could see Ohio George or KS Pitman scoring the wins, so what's good for those dudes has to be good for me, right?
The problem with Willys is that in reality they were fairly rare, and those that got saved by the scrapper in many cases endo'd in the traps at your favorite drag strip. So what the racer initially saved got wadded up by the racer in the end. Drag racing isn't exactly known for preserving cars. Many of the cars and parts that remain bear the hot torch scars or mangled parts from being a racecar 50 years ago.
As Gassers became extinct in the early '70s, they became highly sought after for street use either as pseudo-Gassers or Pro Mod ground huggers. So there was a time when they may have dipped in value, but basically their desire and price have always been on the ascent for the hot rod builder. Which leads us to this amazing stash.
Wanting to remain anonymous, the owner of the crazy cache of Willys cars and parts represents more than 50 years of hunting and storing starting with his first '41 Willys Gasser built as a teen in the '60s—which he still owns. Sit back and enjoy looking at the incredible assemblage of Willys parts, and come back soon to see the Willys Wonderland of dozens of finely finished Willys cars and trucks residing in the collection of this same maniacal collector.
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What makes this lowly '33-36 door so cool is that you are looking at the factory paint with the factory orange pinstripe.
You wouldn't stack doors, especially ones as straight as these, so there are numerous containers with doors resting against the sides.If you have ever tried collecting parts for a '33-36 coupe you know how hard it is to find window frames, and like much of the rest of the stash there were stacks of these resting on the shelves.We stopped counting '37-42 Willys frames at 50, but there were more. Most showed previous drag racing mods.Most of the stash of Willys parts is spread out over 30-40 shipping containers behind the shop area where they go from parts to gleaming cars.


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WASHINGTON (WUSA) -- It's a piece of equipment you see at almost every outdoor sporting event, but did you know that eye black has its origins in the D.C. area?
Diane Roberts has more on who makes it, and how it's gone far beyond your basic black. Watch the video above for more.


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15 Cute Projects for a Happy Kitchen
In need of some lighthearted fun around your kitchen? Then try one of these 15 mini decorating projects to brighten your space. From dip-dyed placemats to a potato-stamped tablecloth, from etched wooden spoons to framed family recipes, each one of these projects brings a little beauty, color, or coziness to your kitchen or dining room.
- A Do-It-Yourself Polka Dot Tablecloth: Made with Potatoes!
- Amp Up Your Kitchen Cabinets: Make Your Own Multi-Colored Cabinet Knobs
- Print These Now! Free Freezer and Canning Labels from Lia Griffith
- DIY Design: Make a French Dot Constellation Table Runner
- How to Build Burner Covers and Double the Space In Your Tiny Kitchen
- Meaningful Kitchen Art: Frame Your Old Family Recipe Cards
- Make It Yourself: Dip Dye Placemats
- This Is the Way to Paint Your Kitchen Wall: Hand-Stamped Clementines!
- Easy Gift Idea: Etched Wooden Spoons
- Party Table Idea: Oyster Shell Salt Cellars
- Rosemary Wreath Place Cards
- DIY Leather Handles for IKEA Cutting Boards
- Make the Kitchen Cozy With an Easy Stovetop Potpourri
- How to Make Soap at Home
- Easy Rental Kitchen Project: Wash Tape Your Cabinet Shelves
Have you done any fun projects lately in your kitchen?
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