text: I'm with Whiskey, to me its more about expectations. Kinda like a kid at Christmas who wants something so bad but doesn't get it and is disappointed. He doesn't see all the new toys he got, just see's what he didn't get instead. Over time he gets over it and is back at the tree next year to open those presents just like we are back in the woods doing what we all LOVE to do.


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Auburn Hills, MI (Sports Network) - Brandon Knight had 17 points, five
rebounds and five assists to lead the Detroit Pistons past the Cleveland
Cavaliers, 89-79, at the Palace Of Auburn Hills.
Tayshaun Prince and Kyle Singler added 15 points apiece for the Pistons, who
have won five straight at home for the first time since Nov. 29-Dec. 12, 2009.
Jason Maxiell contributed 12 points, six rebounds and five of Detroit's 13
Anderson Varejao paced the Cavaliers with 17 points and 18 rebounds, while
Omri Casspi, Tristan Thompson and Jeremy Pargo each dropped in 10 points for
Cleveland, which was held to just 33.7 percent shooting in the game en route
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Silent auction fundraiser for woman diagnosed with brain disease
A live and silent auction of photography, art and sports memorabilia will be held from 2 to 6 p.m. Sunday, April 7, at Lelli's, 885 N. Opdyke Road in Auburn Hills.
Robert Doheny of Macomb Township is hosting this fundraiser to raise awareness of the commonly misdiagnosed Lewy Body Dementia disease after his mother Patricia was diagnosed.
Admission to the event will be $10 with live and silent auctions, with items ranging from art and photographs from local Michigan artists to a Detroit Tigers jersey signed by Miguel Cabrera. All proceeds will be donated to the Lewy Body Dementia Association.
This is an informational event, it is not suggested for children.
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Oakland County Clerk/Register of Deeds to hold office visit
Lisa Brown, Oakland County Clerk/Register of Deeds, will be holding a local office visit from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Wednesday, April 10 at Commerce Township Hall 2009 Township Dr. Local Office Visits make it easier for people to do business with the Oakland County Clerk/Register of Deeds by delivering services right to their neighborhoods. Visit www.oakgov.com/clerkrod for additional dates and updated information.
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Independents for Responsible Government to discuss Affordable Care Act
On Wednesday, April 10, 2013, the Independents for Responsible Government will have Lanny McLeod, Account Director at McGraw Wentworth and Jack McHugh, Sr. Legislative Analyst at the Mackinac Center explain how the Affordable Care Act and Medicaid Expansion are impacting employers, employees and the State Legislature at 5:30 p.m. on Wednesday, April 10 at the Fountains Golf and Banquet Center 6060 Maybee Road, Clarkston. There is no charge to attend the event and food and drink is available for purchase. For information about the event or the Independents for Responsible Government, visit www.I4RG.com.
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CARE House to hold Circle of Light event
The CARE House and its Community Partners are holding its annual Circle of Light event, where the Foster Parent of the Year Award will be presented, from 6 to 7 p.m.. Thursday, April 11. The free, public event is at CARE House, 44765 Woodward Ave., just north of St. Joseph Oakland Mercy Hospital. An Illumination Ceremony is also planned, in which the names and dreams of children on the Michigan Adoption Resource Exchange will be read. In addition, compositions and/or poetry of children in the foster care system will be included. Light refreshments will follow the event. For information or to RSVP, email firstname.lastname@example.com or 248-332-7173.
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Diana Dillaber Murray
Senator holding coffee meetup at public library
State Senator Vincent Gregory is inviting members of the community to join him for coffee and conversation from 6 to 7 p.m. onĀ Thursday, April 11 at the Ferndale Public Library 222 East Nine Mile Road, Ferndale. For information, contact Senator Gregory's office at 517-373-7888.
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ĀStacy Egerton
Mom2Mom sale at First Congregational Church
A Mom2Mom sale is from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, April 13 at First Congregational Church, United Church of Christ, 1315 N. Pine St., Rochester. Early bird admission is $2 from 9-10 a.m. and includes special early bird items for sale. Admission from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. is $1. Vendors will be selling gently used children's clothing, toys and accessories plus larger items including high chairs, swings, and furniture. Visitors will enjoy concessions, popcorn, and a craft sale from the church's Nimble Needles group. The community-wide event will be held in the upper and lower level of the church building. Strollers are welcome. Sellers will fill the church's fellowship hall upstairs and the community rooms downstairs, and line the hallways upstairs and down.
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DMC recognized by Quality Oncology Practice Initiative Certification Program
DMC Huron Valley-Sinai Hospital has been recognized by the Quality Oncology Practice Initiative Certification Program, an affiliate of the American Society of Clinical Oncology. The Quality Oncology Practice Certification Program provides a three-year certification for outpatient hematology-oncology practices that meet the highest standards for quality cancer care. It is a voluntary, self-assessment and improvement program launched by the American Society of Clinical Oncology in 2006 to help hematology-oncology and medical oncology practices assess the quality of the care they provide to patients.
To become certified, practices have to submit to an evaluation of their entire practice and documentation standards. The QCP staff and steering group members then verify through on-site inspection that the evaluation and documents are correct and that the practices met core standards in all areas of treatment, including: treatment planning; staff training and education; chemotherapy orders and drug preparation; patient consent and education; safe chemotherapy administration; monitoring and assessment of patient well-being.
For more information about DMC Huron Valley-Sinai oncology services, visit www.hvsh.org or call 1-888-DMC-2500.
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Tulisa Contostavlos broke down in tears as she spoke of her sex tape shame – saying "the whole UK thinks I'm a slapper."
The X Factor and N-Dubz star denied the video of her sharing an intimate act, reportedly with ex-boyfriend Justin Edwards, was even a porno flick.
"I would hardly call it a sex tape. Number one, there was no sex involved. Number two, a 19-year-old who's just starting to learn and her boyfriend pulls out a camera, doesn't really class as a sex tape," said Contostavlos, 23.
"Everyone does it. Such a big deal has been made out of it that I feel like a bloody alien."
"I'm thinking, 'Oh God, my career could be over — the whole UK thinks I'm a slapper."
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No Country For Old Men (2007)
No Country For Old Men Synopsis
The story begins when Llewelyn Moss (Brolin) finds a pickup truck surrounded by a sentry of dead men. A load of heroin and two million dollars in cash are still in the back. When Moss takes the money, he sets off a chain reaction of catastrophic violence that not even the law - in the person of aging, disillusioned Sheriff Bell (Jones) - can contain. As Moss tries to evade his pursuers - in particular a mysterious mastermind who flips coins for human lives (Bardem) - the film simultaneously strips down the American crime drama and broadens its concerns to encompass themes as ancient as the Bible and as bloodily contemporary as this morning's headlines.
Heres the good news about No Country For Old Men: So far it looks absolutely nothing like any of the junk the Coens have been doing lately. They havent dressed Woody Harrelson up like Colonel Sanders and George Clooney is nowhere in sight.
Instead No Country For Old Men is a dark, disturbed horror/thriller set near the Rio Grande border in Texas and hopefully more in the vein of Fargo than a Clooney musical. Its gotten accolades at Cannes, and maybe, just maybe this is Joel and Ethan Coen getting back to being good again. Weve missed you boys, nice to have you back.
No Country For Old Men Release Date
In Theaters November 9, 2007
No Country For Old Men Credits
Starring: Tommy Lee Jones, Josh Brolin, Javier Bardem, Woody Harrelson, Kelly Macdonald
Written by: Joel Coen & Ethan Coen
Directed by: Joel Coen & Ethan Coen
Produced by: Scott Rudin, Ethan Coen & Joel Coen
Length: 122 min
MPAA Rating: [ R ]
Distributor: Miramax Films
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Antwerp's Towering MAS Museum Boasts Astonishing City Views From its Corrugated...
Antwerp's MAS Museum opened its doors back in May 2011. Its name stands for Museum Aan de Stroom, which means Museum on the River. Each of the building's ten stories is twisted 90 degrees to form a rising spiral.
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Chicken Barley Chili
From Sandy Oravec and Quaker
1 (14 1/2 ounce) can diced tomatoes, undrained (may use seasoned tomatoes)
1 (16 ounce) jar of your favorite salsa
1 (14 1/2 ounce) can fat free chicken broth
1 cup quick-cooking barley
3 cups water
1 tablespoon chili powder
1 teaspoon cumin
1 teaspoon of garlic (optional)
1 (15 ounce) can black beans, or kidney beans, drained and rinsed (seasoned beans work)
1 (15 1/4 ounce) can corn or corn mixed with chopped peppers, undrained
1 1/2 lbs. chicken breasts, 3 cups cooked and diced
cheddar cheese (optional)
reduced-fat sour cream (optional)
In a large saucepan, combine first 7 ingredients (tomatoes through seasoning).
Bring to a boil; cover and reduce heat to low. Simmer for 20 minutes, sitrring occasionally.
Add beans, corn and chicken; increase heat until chili comes to a boil.
Cover and reduce heat to low. Simmer for another 5 minutes, or until barley is tender.
If chili becomes too thick, add more chicken broth or water until chili is desired consistency.
Top each bowl of chili with a little shredded cheddar and a dollop of sour cream.
- You can see how easy this recipe is to adjust for your family's "spicey" tolerance!
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I found your tut after I had been experimenting around with Wilbur and now I'd really like to give it a try myself. Thanks so much for taking the time to share your techniques with the community.
I made this (my first ever so it's a bit lengthy) tutorial a while back.. its posted on another thread but i thought i should give it a better home so here it is.
In the tutorial I go through the steps to create the entire map from Fractal Terrains > Wilbur > Photoshop.... and then within Photoshop i detail setting up and changing layers and their settings, kind of like recipes to achieve the various styles shown. I could obviously have added tons more detail but the tutorial was mainly targeted at the map style itself and the ease of changing a look using different combinations of layer styles.
Fractal Terrains, Wilbur & Photoshop: Multi-Styles Tutorial
..also thanks to Ramah (Hand-drawn map elements) & Coyotemax (Make your own Aged Paper textures) for use of some mapping elements used in the tutorial.
I found your tut after I had been experimenting around with Wilbur and now I'd really like to give it a try myself. Thanks so much for taking the time to share your techniques with the community.
Well I just saw your awesome Lothgar map.. thats actually what made me think of relocating this.
Nicely done... may have to give this a try at some point.
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It´s a great source of information but very hard to master. There are tons of pitfalls to avoid, if you see them before you are right in the middle. I´m missing the relationship between errosion and initial heightrange. I noticed you started out with mountains about 16km high. What´s the highest mountain after erosion? Is it possible to start out with more earthlike heightranges? This tutorial will haunt me for a few more nights but I hope to get it right. My first try with my Tarnath map was childsplay against this. repped!
Difficult? Perhaps. But certainly rewarding. BTW, I was experimenting around this afternoon with my Lothgar Map and used elements of your tutorial to come up with and "Israhed" variation. Didn't get quite as detailed as you do in your tut, but I'm pleased with the way it turned out. Thanks again a2area.
I've been meaning to give this tut a try ever since a2area asked permission to use my brushes in it. I even bought FT Pro after i read through it and realised how great this tut was.
I might just have to make it next on my list of things to try and find the time to fit in.
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I know that it would be hard to do but what I´m missing in the tut is an optical indication of the selection range in the pics. That would helb very much to adapt to other situations. But, as before, it´s good stuff.
I tried to use a more earthlike hightrange, but I found out that you than have only mountains with 2.500m height after the erosion. So one must really start with high mountains.
Now I'm trying to find out what use the "add Noise" in the wilbur step has. Why is this done? It seems to have a rather odd effect on the map. Can I undo this step somehow?
I am using the FT trial, but it doesn't seem to have the incise-flow tool. Is it a pro version only tool or do I have an old version of FT? I have demo version 2.2...???


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Born in New Jersey and raised in Illinois and California by her teacher parents, Manheim moved to NYC after college to pursue graduate studies at NYU. Overlooked for parts because of her size, she lost 87 pounds and became a leading player, although once she graduated and was unable to find steady employment, she gained back the weight. Fellow NYU student Tony Kushner provided a role for her Off-Off-Broadway debut in "Hydriotaphia" in 1987. Playwright-director Michael Mayer cast her in seven productions and Stephen Sondheim helped her find an agent. Manheim received an OBIE Award for her performance in a 1994 production of Craig Lucas' "Missing Persons".
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How does a mobile phone vibrate without any external force? By Newton's law, any body can't move without any external force
That's not true, Newtons's laws do not say that. What's important here is conservation of momentum. Inside the phone, there is an oscillating mass. While the mass inside has a momentum and thus a velocity in one direction, the (friction-free) phone has to have the same momentum in the opposite direction. It "vibrates".
Homework: Get on a skateboard (best kneeling, not standing), take a decent mass with you (e.g. a cobblestone) and move it forth and back in front of your chest. Now, put a large cardboard box over your head (e.g. from a refrigerator) and you have a box that moves back and forth without any external force.
If you want translation instead of oscillation, you have to divide the object, making one part go in one direction and the other in the opposite direction (again, with the same momentum). That's how rockets work, by expelling the reaction products of their fuel at high speed in the opposite direction. Again, without "external" force.
Alternatively, you can just sit in a chair, and punch the air really fast. When your arm moves out, your body moves back, when your arm moves back in, your body moves toward the arm.
At least one mobile phone I've heard about uses an unbalanced spinning weight. As the weight moves in one direction, the phone moves in the other, in accordance with Newton's Third Law of Motion.
I've taken a phone apart to confirm the "imbalanced weight" coming off the shaft of a miniature motor. Which essentially creates a moment arm off-center of the shaft, once the motor begins to turn, this torque (force X distance) lets momentum (mass X velocity) move energy through the body of the motor, to the base of the motor, through the phone, and further dissipated through your body. Hence, felt vibration through your pocket.
It keeps its center of gravity constant. But since there is a rotating eccentric weight inside the body center moves in opposite fashion from the rotating weight making the phone appear to vibrate.
This is similar to recoil from a gun, or if you are on skates and try to spin a weight in the end of a rope it will make you skate back and forth. It would be fun to watch though!


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The pharmaceutical industry got walloped on Wednesday with a 6–3 Supreme Court decision stating that federal labeling laws do not preempt a drug firm from being sued in state courts.
The case, Wyeth v. Levine, was a much anticipated and closely watched legal battle to determine whether pharma companies could use preemption as a legitimate argument to avoid state-level personal injury suits. In Levine, a Vermont court found Wyeth responsible for the loss of a woman's arm caused by inappropriate administration of Phenergan (promethazine). The drug firm had to pay the plaintiff $6.7 million in damages.
Representatives for Diana Levine argued that Phenergan's labeling lacked sufficient warnings, and that the lack of safety information led to the improper delivery of the drug. Phenergan is an antihistamine that is also used as an anti-nausea treatment. Levine was given the drug via IV push, but rather than inject into the vein, the drug was shot into an artery, which can lead to gangrene. The drug's labeling includes four separate warnings against inadvertent injection into the artery, including a statement in boldface capital letters that reads: "INTRA-ARTERIAL INJECTION [CAN] RESULT IN GANGRENE OF THE AFFECTED EXTREMITY." The plaintiff's lawyers argued that the warning wasn't sufficient, and that Wyeth should have contraindicated intravenous use—although FDA had never required such a change, and had even specifically required the drugmaker to retain the language about arterial injection in a review of the label in 1997, a year before Levine's mishap.
Wyeth's lawyers argued that FDA makes it so difficult to change labeling after approval that it wouldn't have been possible to alter. The US Supreme Court disagreed.
"The argument that Levine's state-law claims are preempted because it is impossible for Wyeth to comply with both the state-law duties underlying those claims and its federal labeling duties is rejected," the verdict stated. "Although a manufacturer generally may change a drug label only after the FDA approves a supplemental application, the agency's 'changes being effected' regulation permits certain pre-approval labeling changes that add or strengthen a warning to improve drug safety."
"The decision reflects a clear recognition by the Supreme Court that the responsibility to provide adequate information about the risk associated with prescription drugs lies with the manufacturer and not FDA," said Jeff Grand, an attorney for Seeger Weiss. "One of the more compelling aspects of the decision was recognition that the manufacturer needs to provide new information about the drugs risk and include not new data, but new analysis of old data. As a safety risk emerges, it's the responsibility of the drug companies to provide that information to the medical community and the FDA."
Wyeth wasn't pleased with the ruling, stating that "lay juries" should not be allowed to "second guess" risk/benefit of drugs of drugs approved by experts at FDA. Wyeth's prospective new owner, Pfizer, sent the following comment to Pharm Exec.
"Pfizer is disappointed with today's 6–3 US Supreme Court ruling in Wyeth v. Levine," a Pfizer spokesperson stated in an email. "Pfizer believes that, due to its medical and scientific expertise, the US Food and Drug Administration is the best authority to weigh the benefits and risks of prescription medicines, and to ensure that those benefits and risks are being appropriately communicated in product labels."
Future Preemption
So did Wyeth blow pharma's last chance to use preemption as a defense in the future? Most of the attorneys interviewed for this article don't think so.
"This judgment, does not foreclose implied preemption entirely," said Ezra Rosenberg, partner at Dechert. "This is, as all cases are, a fact-driven decision. "The verdict states on page 15, 'But absent clear evidence that FDA would not have approved change to Pheragan's label, we would not conclude that it would have been impossible for Wyeth to comply with both federal and state requirements—Wyeth offered no such evidence.' Had Wyeth offered evidence that FDA would not have approved a change to the label, the decision could have turned out differently."
In a surprising turn of events, Justice Clarence Thomas concurred with the liberal majority, albeit for different reasons. Last year, the US Supreme Court found in favor of a drug device manufacturer, stating that a suit against Medtronic was preempted in a case where its balloon catheter burst during a surgery because FDA had approved the device.
"It would have been typical to have been 5–4 with Justice Thomas joining Justices Alito, Roberts, and Scalia," said Tom Dewey, partner at Dewey, Pegno, and Kramarsky. "One of the strands of preemption that was at issue was that a state lawsuit could be preempted when you cannot comply with state and federal law. Everyone on the court agreed, conceptually, that it was a legitimate basis for preemption doctrine, while disagreeing whether it had been met here."
Konrad Cailteux, partner with Weil Gotshal's products liability practice, said that he was surprised by the decision. "There was a sense, based on the Medtronic case, that the decision would weigh in favor of industry. In the medical device statute, there is a specific preemption clause that says that states shall enact no laws that supersede or interfere with federal law. The pharmaceutical act doesn't have that preemption clause, so they are starting from behind."


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TUCKER, Edward Frederick John "Ted", 80, of Wheeling, passed Tuesday, March 26, 2013 at his home.
He was born January 2, 1933, in Buckfastleigh, Devonshire, England, son of the late Edward and Jessie May Elizabeth Wood Tucker.
In addition to his parents, Ted was preceded in death by a son, Edward Charles, brothers, Carlton, William and Derek and a sister, Colleen.
Surviving is his wife, Cathy Cunningham Tucker; a daughter, Ellen Tucker; son, Ian Tucker; sister Dorreen Cain; brother, Alan Tucker and his wife, Liva and many nieces and nephews and cousins.
Ted matriculated to the University of London, served in the Korean War under the Royal Army Corps of Engineers and the Royal Army Education Corps. He was valedictorian at West Liberty State College (1965), received his MA in English literature from the University of Illinois, where he was a Woodrow Wilson Scholar, and a PhD in Renaissance and Medieval Studies at Harvard University. He authored several books and many articles and taught at Southern Methodist University, VMI and the Citadel, where he started the first undergraduate Inn of Court in the U.S. and was awarded the Palmetto Medal Award.
Friends will be received on Monday, April 1, 2013 from 10:30 a.m. until time of the Mass of Christian Burial at 11 a.m. in St. Michael Catholic Church.
Burial will follow in Mt. Calvary Cemetery.
Arrangements by the Altmeyer Funeral Home, 1400 Eoff St., Wheeling.
Memorial contributions may be made to Catholic Charities Neighborhood Center, 1218 Eoff St., Wheeling, WV 26003
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Chestnut Hill, MA (Sports Network) - Joe Rahon buried 6-of-7 3-pointers en
route to a game-high 26 points, as the Boston College Eagles claimed a 75-68
victory over the Clemson Tigers in Atlantic Coast Conference action at the
Conte Forum.
Lonnie Jackson added 14 points and Ryan Anderson finished with 12 to help the
Eagles (10-11, 2-6 ACC) snap a five-game slide.
Devin Booker posted a double-double with 19 points and 10 rebounds -- eight of
which came on the offensive glass -- to pace the Tigers (12-9, 4-5). Milton
Jennings was next in line with 13 points, while reserves Jordan Roper and
Adonis Filer scored 11 and 10 points, respectively.
The Tigers never led in the contest, as they shot a dismal 6-of-26 from the
floor (.231) in the first half and trailed, 30-19, at the break.
Clemson heated up in the second stanza (.556), but so did the Eagles, who shot
at a blistering 70-percent clip and knocked down 6-of-9 threes over the final
20 minutes. BC led by as many as 20 with 9:30 to play in regulation.
The Eagles somehow managed to shoot better from 3-point range (11-of-20) than
they did from the free-throw line (12-of-24). They were also out-rebounded by
a 34-21 margin for the game, including 14-5 on the offensive boards. However,
the Tigers were unable to capitalize on those extra opportunities, as they
held only a slim 10-7 edge in second-chance points.
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WASHINGTON (WUSA9) -- The 101st National Cherry Blossom Festival has officially begun. It runs from now until April 14th.
This cold streak has pushed back the peak dates to April 3rd through the 6th.
We're all looking forward to the festival. Diana Mayhew, the president of the National Cherry Blossom Festival, talked to us on Wednesday morning. Hear the details from her in the video above.
You can watch the Annual National Cherry Blossom Festival Parade hosted by Mike and Andrea on Saturday, April 13 on WUSA 9.


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Controlled Diffusion Micromixer
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This model simulates an H-shaped micro-cell designed for controlled diffusive mixing. The cell puts two different laminar streams in contact for a controlled period of time. The contact surface is well-defined and, by controlling the flow rate, it is possible to control the amount of species that are transported from one stream to the other through diffusion. This example was originally formulated by Albert Witarsa under Professor Bruce Finlayson's supervision at the University of Washington in Seattle. The work was done as part of a graduate course assignment to evaluate the potential of patents in microfluidics through mathematical modeling.


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The Journal of the American Medical Informatics Association (JAMIA) publishes a wide variety of research on how team-based, integrated healthcare driven by data and evidence can improve the future state of Health IT. Browse a selection of articles that explore how evidence-based clinical informatics will contribute to improvements in health and healthcare.
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When I heard that President Obama was playing golf with Tiger Woods two weekends ago, I wondered if the event might be interpreted as a kind of presidential pardon. I mean, is a round of golf just a round of golf when the players are the Leader of the Free World and the Best Golfer in the World-turned Sex Addict and Home Wrecker?
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May 31, 2016
A 71-year-old Lansing man has died after a two-vehicle accident in Watertown Township in Clinton County.
Michigan State Police say the man was riding a motorcycle east on Grand River Highway Sunday afternoon when an oncoming car made a left turn in front of him.
Both drivers were taken to the hospital.
The motorcyclist was pronounced dead. He was wearing a helmet.
The other driver, a 16-year-old man from Dewitt, was treated and released.
State Police are still investigating the accident, and have not yet released the victim's identity.
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The land we anchored near last night is called Carrot Island. There are wild horses there brought by the spanish hundreds of years ago. No horse sightings, but we did find evidence of their presence. Jake has taken to jumping out of the dingy when he thinks he's near enough to shore to swim. He pretty much swam from the sailboat to the beach this morning and Anne and I followed him. We walked around for a bit but it was getting hot already and the weather was perfect and I wanted to get going while the going was good. 15 minutes later we were off to tonight's anchorage at Cape Lookout. To get here we traveled out the Beaufort inlet into the Atlantic and then along the coast for 10 miles to the inlet. It was an uneventful cruise, except for the rocking caused by all the powerboats exiting the inlet. I lost my good 1 gallon gas tank that I keep on the dingy when a particularly big set of wakes hit us. I have another one, but it isn't as good as the one that went overboard. I probably should have turned around and retrieved it, but I didn't know if it was going to get worse and just stayed my course out the inlet. It was a bit overwhelming when I started feeling the swell of the open Atlantic, but Tropical Dreamer handles it excellently and just cruises along. I put out the jenny sail (that's the foward sail - the big one) but of course the wind was coming from the direction I was headed, so I powered all the way here. It is a beautiful area, almost completely sheltered harbor. There are tons of boats here, but the harbor is probably two miles in each direction so there's plenty of room. A lot of people will be gone by sunset. Soon Jake and Anne and I will go on a long walk along the beach to the lighthouse and museum across the way. Then perhaps an afternoon nap. I can't believe I get internet here. It's pretty far from town.
07/26/2008, Front Street anchorage, Beaufort, NC
I was hanging out on the boat enjoying the sunset when I noticed the kid with the Catalina 25 trying to push her off the beach to no avail. I got in my dingy to help but it was too late, the little sailboat was careened on its side and wasn't going anywhere until the tide came back up. I was chatting with the guy when his friend was dropped off from a passing boat wearing a backpack and toting a cooler. The three of us sat around talking and wound up becoming friends. I brought the dogs to the beach and they had a ball playing with their new dog friend. It was one of those beach nights where the air is cool and comfortable and the water feels perfect. We wound up having a few beers and watching the sunset while sitting on their grounded, tilted-over sailboat. The beach was all sand and there were no waves, so it the boat was perfectly safe. It felt like when you're all heeled over from sailing hard but frozen in the moment with no movement. Turns out those "kids" are marine fighter pilots 1/2 way through training. They fly harrier jump jets. You wouldn't have known it from their kind demeanor. Later in the evening we took Little Dreamer across the waterway to the Boat House, a waterside bar/restaurant, where a live band was playing along the water. It seemed that all the cruisers and other boat people in town were there. It was really festive. By the time I dropped the marines off at their boat, it was almost floating again. When I awoke at 9:00 a.m. to a sunny morning today, they were gone. Didn't even get an e-mail. It seems we make friends almost everywhere we go while cruising, but then we part to go on with the adventure. I look forward to meeting up with someone I met previously on this or another cruise, like meeting an old friend along the way.
I caught the 3:30 p.m bridge opening and went through to anchor off Front Street. This is a historic area where sailing ships have anchored since the 1700s. The black muck at the bottom is hundreds of years old. It is nice to be in a new place tonight. We are just off the town dingy dock and I look forward to an evening walk through town tonight.
07/25/2008, Beaufort Town Creek Dock
There is a lot of debate about whether it is a good idea to take larger dogs cruising. Granted, they take a lot of work and make a mess, but the thought of leaving these dogs to someone else is inconceivable. They do fine on the sailboat. Better than me a lot of the time. It's not too small a space. I watched a younger guy on a 25 foot sailboat anchor so close to shore that his dog swam to and from the boat and was perfectly happy doing so. Jake and Anne get to dingy to and from the boat. I think they are just happy to be together with their pack, which fortunately includes me.
07/25/2008, Town Creek Anchorage
After the morning's explorations, I made a cheese tortilla and enjoyed down home mexican picante sauce with it. The local tomato from Oriental was like a full-fledged side dish with the additional of some fresh ground pepper and sea salt.
I was walking along front street with the dogs and watching the lines of people waiting for boats to visit the outer banks. I asked around and it turns out North Carolina's cruising crown jewel is a 1/2 day trip north along the Atlantic coast from this here spot. So I purchase a North Carolina cruising guide and a set of charts for the state and off I go. To the kind person who wrote a recent comment recommending I visit Cape Lookout, - thank you. Before that, there is this huge park just constructed next to the Town Creek anchorage and I took the dogs to walk there off leash in the morning and in the afternoon today. Evidently it was constructed as a home for old fashioned tall ships. They haven't arrived yet. Little Dreamer is not exactly a tall ship, but she has been around, from Martini cove in San Carlos to Oriental, NC. Now the dogs are crashed out on deck. I've got a picture of my two damp canine companions as they sleep off today's exercise in a later post.
07/25/2008, Beaufort Town Creek Anchorage
As soon a we arrived, a neighboring boater came right over on his dingy. He was broke and wanted to sell me an extra anchor by telling story after story of why I needed a third one. He's probably right, but the dogs were getting restless and he took his leave not soon enough. Said he had been anchored in this small town for four years getting medical treatment. Mind numbing. I lowered the dingy, attached the engine, and drove over to a beachy area nearer town and let the dogs play. It was quite calm last night but a little sticky - not enough breeze. Had to install the screens due to skeeters. Great telephone, internet, and even tv reception here (I have a sweet powered tv receiver that will become obsolete when digital takes over, but until then, works amazingly).
07/25/2008, Beaufort, NC
Departed from Oriental around 9:00 a.m., found our way to the intercoastal waterway, and cruised 20.8 miles south. It was heavenly. Idyllic cruising for several hours just watching the shoreline go by. Jake and Anne slept the whole way. It got sunny as we left Oriental and we had perfect weather the whole day.


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In a peristaltic pump, rotating rollers squeeze a flexible tube. As the rollers move along the tube, the fluid in the tube follows the motion. The main advantage of the peristaltic pump is that no seals, valves or other internal parts ever touch the fluid. Due to their cleanliness, peristaltic pumps have found many applications in the pharmaceutical, chemical, biomedical and food industries.
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Steve Knox: Parks and rec committee is an honor, not a chore
I give thanks to those who serve on the Janesville City Council. They take the good with the bad and do it as a volunteer. In addition to their duties on the council they also sit on various city and citizen committees. As a appointed member of the Parks and Recreation committee (formerly Leisure Services committee) for the last three years I've met three council members with various degrees of enthusiasm for my committee.
Recently, a number of council members were displeased with their new appointments. Some called it cronyism against the new council president. Some wanted a more prestigious committee to sit on. After reading this news I am beginning to wonder -- what if our next councilperson doesn't really want to sit on our committee. The bigger question is 'why wouldn't parks and rec be number one on everyone's list?'
Sure, the planning commission is exciting and the alcohol licensing committee will have a share of input, but Parks and Rec interacts with the residents on a daily basis. Do you want to impact the trail system? Let your voice be heard on our committee. Beer in the parks? Yep, our committee tackled that too. Downtown entertainment and youth activities? You guessed it -- Parks and Rec. The Senior Activity Center? That's discussed at our committee. I could go on forever pointing out ways this department and committee touches the city on a daily basis. It's a great staff and great committee to be a part of. This department generates revenue and is the 'face of the city'.
I'm wondering who our next council representative will be on our committee. No matter who it is, I'm certain our committee was their first choice. Right? Council members please remember that every committee is important and those who serve on them serve with a passion. Please accept your roles and help us out.
Steve Knox was born and raised in Janesville before landing back in the city later in life. This Generation X guy writes on Janesville and beyond. Steve is a community blogger and is not a part of The Gazette staff. His opinion is not necessarily that of the The Gazette staff or management.


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Milwaukee, WI (Sports Network) - Brandon Inge singled in the go-ahead run as
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Starling Marte began Pittsburgh's comeback with a two-run homer off John
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Jan. 14, 8:21 p.m., 400 block of University Avenue: An unknown suspect entered a home and stole jewelry and a laptop computer.
Jan. 15, 6:43 p.m., 2000 block of Deodara Drive: An unknown suspect smashed a rear sliding glass door, ransacked a home and stole a laptop, luggage and other items.
Auto burglaries
Jan. 14, 8:48 p.m., 4600 block of El Camino Real: An unknown suspect smashed the left rear window of a rental car but did not take any items.
Jan. 14, 8:53 p.m., 900 block of Acacia Avenue: An unknown suspect smashed the right rear window of a vehicle parked near Chef Chu's but did not take any items.
Jan. 14, 9:01 p.m., 1000 block of North San Antonio Road: An unknown suspect smashed the rear window of a rental car and stole laptop computers and camera equipment.
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WASHINGTON, DC (WUSA) -- The buzz of chain saws may become common background noise in the next couple of days.
For some folks in Falls Church, Virginia, they were useful to help break up a tree that fell on their house.
And, after Sandy, many homeowners were left with a leaky roof, flooded basement and other damage that could mean a call to their insurance agent.
And now that Sandy's gone, now what do they do?
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Randy Markham, owner of the Sunoco gas station on Dunkle Road says since the improvement project started there several weeks ago, his business has dropped off 50-percent. The cost of the project is $1.5 million, but Markham says he doesn't think it's fair it should cost him half his business. So now, he's using incentives to bring back lost customers. Those filling up at the station get five cents off per gallon. Markham says the sale helps, but business isn't where it once was.
Managers at Lowe's Home Improvement Warehouse say sales have dropped off there since road construction began on Cedar Street. Traffic delays, bumpy roads, dust and noise all combine to keep some customers away.
The city of Lansing says both road projects should be completed by Sept. 1. And officials say the city does what it can to facilitate traffic and access to stores during construction. Driveways are kept open, and crews keep as many lanes of traffic moving as possible.
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May 24, 2016
By: Mike Springer
January 26, 2013
Tallahassee, FL-Distracted driving is nothing new.
"Cell phones obviously are a big issue with being distracted, but there's a lot of things that could be a distraction," said driver, Sean Hudson.
" I definitely see people texting and on the phone. They don't even do the speed limit because they're just talking away," said driver, Kellie Rumptz.
But according to a new study conducted by AAA, drivers who use their cell phones when they get behind the wheel are more likely to take on some dangerous driving habits than those who don't .
According to the study, of those who use their cell phones while driving, 65 percent say they also speed, 44 percent say they drove while feeling sleepy and 53 percent say they sent a text or email while driving. Drivers we spoke aren't surprised by the findings.
" It kind of goes along the lines that since they're so use to it, it kind of becomes habitual to them," said Rumptz.
By comparison, those drivers who don't use their phones while driving are significantly less likely to take on some of those dangerous behaviors.
According to the study, only 31 percent of drivers who don't use their phones reported speeding, 14 percent reported driving drowsy and 3 percent reported sending a text or email.
AAA said it surveyed about four thousand U.S. drivers ages 16 and up for the study.
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This stunning bulky yarn is truly prismatic! Each ply of this yarn is printed in a multicolor pattern, creating a bold tweed effect as it is knitted or crocheted into what will soon be your new favorite project. In addition to working up beautifully, Unique is also easy-care and lofty, making it a perfect choice for sweaters, accessories, and home décor.
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With blessings from above, the hope is Rondo makes a full recovery and comes back to play his all-star caliber basketball for many years.
Comparing Kyrie Irving to Rajon Rondo. Irving: A+ offense, D for defense and C+ for PG skills (too many turnovers). Rondo: C+ for offense, much better defense than Kyrie and A for PG skills. Overall,on the average, Rajon still has the better game. He is very good at the intangibles that don't look glitzie. That's why he was voted the starting All-star point guard. Although Irving's potential is fabulous, right now Rondo is still the better player.


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May 31, 2016
Forty-one students from the Laurel School District visited Elegance Ballroom Dance Studio in Meridian to learn about the history of dance in conjunction with Black History Month.
The class received a grant from the Mississippi Arts Commission to learn ballroom dancing through the physical education program.
Sixth and seventh graders practiced a variety of dances ranging from the samba, rumba, and the salsa. The students learned the history of those dances as well.
The students were able to get some one-on-one instruction in addition to learning about the origins of the dances.
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Wastewater study under way at Bay Park
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"I look forward to hearing the results of this study," added County Legislator Denise Ford, who represents Long Beach and other coastal communities. "The potential of having a viable solution to treat and minimize effluent in Reynolds Channel would be a major environmental victory for the residents of Long Beach and Nassau County."
Ochtera added that a project of such magnitude would have a profound impact on the area, both positive (getting the effluent out of a small, relatively closed body of water) and negative (pumping that effluent into the ocean).
"The solution to pollution is dilution," she said. "The plant is one of Nassau County's biggest headaches. It has been neglected for a very long time and has very real issues that need to be addressed. The fact that finding the funding for studies and improvements has become a joint effort, reaching across party lines and government agencies, is cause for optimism. Every bit of attention given to the plant is a step in the right direction."
The study began this summer, and is expected to continue for about a year.
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The ocean outfall pipe would've been accomplished almost 5 years ago if Santino and his Town of Hempstead cronies didn't fight consolidation and the windfall federal funds that would've paid for upgrades to the existing plant AND the pipe extension to the Atlantic Ocean. Instead, we got 5 more years with a filthy, almost lifeless bay.
Oh, and the consolidation they were so deadset against and did everything they could to delay? Santino admitted he couldn't stop it. Instead he delayed consolidation as long as he could score political points from it. By that time, the federal funds were gone. So he got exactly what he pretended to be preventing without the benefit of the ocean pipe... Thanks Tony!
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(The Cardinal Nation Show) -- Not only did Cardinals left-hander Jaime Garcia have Cincinnati's number, he had that of Reds right-hander Bronson Arroyo, too.
Garcia, 8-2 against the Reds in his career, stopped them on two runs for 6 2/3 innings Monday night in a 4-2 Cardinals win that put their magic number at one for a National League wild-card berth.
Garcia trailed only once, briefly, in the game when he allowed a Reds run in the top of the third. A home run in the Cardinals' third canceled that Cincinnati lead, and the Cardinals would add on two runs in the inning. The homer was by Garcia himself, his first of the season, second of his career and extended his batting mark against Arroyo to 5-for-5.
"I knew that. I'm not going to lie to you," said Garcia.
As the defending World Series Cardinals have roared down the stretch, winning 11 of their last 14 games, so, too, has Garcia after missing two months because of shoulder issues. He is 3-0 over his last four starts.
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Oh, Christmas tree!
Published: Sunday, November 25, 2012 at 6:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, November 21, 2012 at 3:44 p.m.
The post-Thanksgiving tradition of hunting for a Christmas tree has started, and just like there are no two trees alike, everyone has something special they look for in the tree they claim as theirs.
Tree care tips
■ First, make it hot. Use hot water when you first water your tree. John Cramer of Kandy Kane Treeland in Anthony said it will open up the tree's pores and help it to absorb more water.
■ Keep trees watered. Trees need at least one gallon of water a day, according to Cathryn Gregory.
■ Avoid the sun. Don't put trees in front of a window or door with direct sunlight. The light will dry out the tree. Cathryn Gregory of Unicorn Hill Farm in Gainesville said if you want a tree near a window, put it in a window that faces north or east, where the sun won't hit as hard.
■ Don't delay. Buy your tree no more than one day before you plan to put it up. Keep it in the garage the night before and let it soak up water so it will stay healthier longer.
Bushy. Skinny. Fragrant. Short. Tall.
Individual tastes rule this time of year, said John Cramer, who runs Kandy Kane Christmas Treeland in Anthony.
Kandy Kane Christmas Treeland sells between 500 and 600 trees a season. The farm grows Florida sand pines and North Carolina Fraser firs. Prices vary, depending on the tree size and type, Cramer said. A 6-foot sand pine starts at $26 and goes up $7 a foot. A 6-foot fir ranges between $45 and $50.
Having watched families filter in through the years, Cramer said there isn't one particular formula for knowing who will take which tree home. Sometimes children flock to pines while parents prefer firs. Cramer's seen so many families, though, that he doesn't recall any particular spats.
"Everybody's got their own opinion," Cramer said. "But it's the whole family that decides."
John Cramer began his farm in 1990 with his wife. Since then, his son has jumped into the game, too, chipping in where he's needed, whether it's catering to trees, customers or to the business.
For Cramer, the farm is a way for him to stick to his roots and make a business out of a life he loves.
"I was raised on a farm all my life and wanted a way to continue that," Cramer said.
Tailoring trees to give to the community, for Cramer, has become a hobby. He said he enjoys seeing families pick trees and take them home, knowing his farm helped play a part in someone else's holiday.
Meanwhile, nestled between an interstate and an avenue in Gainesville is Unicorn Hill Farm, a Christmas tree farm that's only open one month of the year, if that. It's been such a family staple that a second generation now flocks to the farm to chop and carry home the perfect tree.
When they started out, owners John and Cathryn Gregory wanted to sell blueberries, but the soil wasn't right for growing them. A University of Florida graduate student said the soil could sustain trees, though.
The Gregorys traveled to Cornelia, Ga., in 1981 to pick up their first seedlings. By 1984, the first trees were ready to be sold.
Trees are only sold in December, but it's a yearlong process to prepare the newest batch for selling. John digs the trenches in January, and by mid-February, after enough rain has moistened the soil, seeds are planted. Throughout spring and summer, John sprays the trees with fungicide, while Cathryn prunes and grooms them for their December debut.
These days, hundreds of trees stand in their lines, waiting for an ax to strike or a saw to send them tumbling down.
"It's like picking a boyfriend or girlfriend," Cathryn said. "People aren't really sure of what they want until they see it."
Most trees on the 14-acre farm grow between 6 and 8 feet. Depending on the type, the trees sell between $5 and $7 a foot.
And as families weave through the five fields at 3605 NW 39th St., they'll find seven types of trees: blue ice, Burkii cedar, red cedar, Carolina sapphire, Florida sand pine, spruce pine and the Virginia pine.
The Carolina sapphire is one of the easier ones to care for, Cathryn said. It doesn't shed much and it has strong branches to hold a plethora of ornaments. The red cedar, a lighter tree, is what most people think of when they envision a typical Christmas tree, Cathryn said, and like the Carolina sapphire, it doesn't shed much. Both give off strong fragrances.
While no one tree sells more than another, Cathryn said the farm grows a large number of Florida sand pines, best equipped to handle the climate, and a small number of blue ice trees. Each year, between 400 and 500 trees are sold.
"That's about the most we can handle in a year," Cathryn said. "It's just the two of us here."
Looking for the perfect tree?
You know it when you see it: The perfect Christmas tree. Here's a list of Christmas tree farms in Alachua and Marion counties, and nearby areas to help in the search.
You Cut
■ Kandy Kane Christmas Treeland, 10001 NE 27th Terrace, Anthony
Opens: Nov. 23
Hours: 1 to 6 p.m., Tuesday through Friday; 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday and Sunday
Info: 629-5634, www.kandykanechristmas.com
■ Nicholas's Christmas Tree Farm, 14260 SE 80th Ave., Summerfield
Opens: Nov. 23
Hours: 10 a.m. until sunset
Info: 245-8633
■ Neilson's Christmas Tree Farm, 6780 SE 67th Court, Trenton
Opens: Nov. 23
Hours: 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily
Info: 472-2340 (Cut, potted and you-cut trees), www.neilsonschristmastreefarm.com/
■ Unicorn Hill Farm, 3605 NW 69th St., Gainesville
Opens: Dec. 1 and remains open every day until all trees are sold
Hours: 4 to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday; noon to 6 p.m. Saturday and Sunday
Info: 373-4575, www.unicornhillfarm.com/index.html
Potted and Cut
■ BK Cedars, 20926 NW 75th St., Alachua
Opens: Thanksgiving Day to Christmas Eve
Hours: 4 to 6 p.m. Monday through Thursday; 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday through Sunday
Info: 386-462-2060
■ Gibbs Christmas Tree Farm, 9740 E. Hwy. 318, Citra
Opens: Through Christmas Eve
Hours: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday through Sunday
Info: 546-2365
■ Jones Christmas Tree Farm, 1230 NW 95th St., Branford
Opens: Through Christmas Eve
Hours: 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily
Info: 386-935-3549 or 386-965-5078
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WOODSBORO — A late fourth quarter rally fell just a little short for the Pettus Eagle varsity football team on Friday night as the Woodsboro Eagles held on for a 42-34 victory.
"We are proud of our Pettus Eagles performance versus Woodsboro last Friday. At half we were down by over 20 points and came back in the second half to end the game losing by one touchdown," said Pettus head coach Dan Garza.
"Again, it was a total team effort that kept it close."
The annual "Bird Bowl" is always a tough district battle for both teams. The Woodsboro offense held the upper hand most of the first three quarters. The teams were still tied at 0-0 through the first 12 minutes. Woodsboro scored first on a 39-yard pass play from QB Tyler Quesada to Jacob Neslony. The PAT kick was good to give the WHS boys a 7-0 lead. The Pettus offense struck for its lone TD of the first half as Casey Jones scampered 54 yards and John Constante tied things up with the PAT kick.
Two more Woodsboro scores highlighted the rest of the first half as Quesada and DeBray Bonner both made it into the end zone. The scoreboard had the hometown Eagles in front 19-7 at the halftime break.
QB Quesada added a third quarter run for another Woodsboro score to put the Eagles out front 27-7 with a two-point conversion pass successful.
Pettus running back Jones found the goal line again, this time from six yards out to make it a 27-14 contest as Constante was again true on his PAT kick.
Quesada then scrambled for a 52-yard run to put the WHS Eagles further ahead. The score at the end of three quarters had Woodsboro in front 35-14.
Constante cut into the Woodsboro lead early in the fourth quarter with a six-yard run to pull the Pettus boys to within 14 points at 35-21 with plenty of time left on the clock.
Woodsboro answered with its final TD of the night as Bonner carried it in from three yards out, and with Conner Payne's PAT kick sailing through the uprights, it was a 42-21 game.
The visitors rallied with two touchdowns in the final few minutes. QB John Grayson ran for a three-yard TD and then the Pettus defense got the ball back and Grayson hooked up with Constante for a 25-yard scoring strike for the final score of the night.
The Pettus Eagles had their best offensive outing of the year. Pettus rushed for 199 yards, and Grayson threw for another 140 yards on nine completions of 17 attempts. Pettus did have three turnovers in the game with two fumbles and one interception. Woodsboro rushed for 463 yards on the night and passed for an additional 100 yards.
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What does it all mean?
I can almost taste it
I can almost see it
[Spoken: Eminem]
Can't stop now
This might be the last chance I get
To be famous
[Hook: Liz Rodrigues]
You dream of trading places, I have been changing faces
You cannot fill these shoes, there is too much to lose
Wake up behind these trenches, you run around defenseless
There is too much to lose, You cannot fill these shoes
I just want to be famous...but
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I go berserker than a fed up post office worker
I murk her with a Mossberg
I'm pissed off get murdered
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Like nut on your spine
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Then try to thwart him
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While he dips 'em in P.F. Chang's sauce
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You think I'm backing down you must be out of your dang skulls
[Hook: Liz Rodrigues]
[Verse 2: Eminem]
I'm back for revenge
I lost a battle that ain't happening again
I'm at your throat like strep
I step, strapped with a pen
Metaphors wrote on my hand
Some are just stored in my memory
Some I wrote on a napkin
I do what I have to to win
Pulling out all stops, any who touch a mic prior's
Not even Austin Powers, how the fuck are they Mike Myers?
And tell that psycho to pass the torch
To the wacko before I take a shit in his Jack-O-Lantern
And smash it on his porch
Now get off my dick
Dick's too short of a word for my dick
Get off my antidisestablishmentarianism, you prick
Don't call me the champ; call me the space shuttle destroyer
I just blew up the Challenger, matter fact I need a lawyer
I just laced my gloves with enough plaster to make a cast
Beat his ass naked and peed in his corner like Verne Troyer
Y'all are Eminem backwards, you're Mini Me's
See he's in a whole nother weight class
He's slugs; you're BBs, you're bean-bag bullets
You're full of it; you were dissing his CDs
Laughed at Infinite, now he's back like someone pissed in his Wheaties
No peace treaties, he's turned into a beast
His new Slim Shady EP's got the attention of the mighty D.R.E
He's almost famous
[Hook: Liz Rodrigues]
[Verse 3: Eminem]
Now there he goes in Dre's studio cupping his balls
Screaming the wood off the paneling, cussing the paint off the walls
Spewing his hate to these haters, showing no love for these broads
He ain't given them shit, he says he'll pinch a penny so hard
He'll leave a bruise on the bronze so dark you can see the mark
With the scars, til Abraham Lincoln is screaming out AHH
These metaphors and similes ain't similar to them, not at all
If they don't like it, they can all get fucked instead of sucking him off
They can go get a belt or a neck tie, to hang themselves by
Like David Carradine they can go fuck themselves and just die
And eat shit while they at it
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So go to hell and build a snowman, girl
The bullies become bullied, and pussies get pushed
Then they better pull me, take me back to 9th grade to school me
Cause I ain't looking back, only forward, this whole spot blowing
Who could've known he'd grow to be a poet and not know it
And while I'm being poetic let me get it stoic and raise the bar
Higher than my opinion of these women's been lowered
So bear witness to some biblical shit
There's a cold wind blowing, this world ain't gonna know what hit it
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Product Details
Keep your sports equipment inflated with the Mikasa® M80 electric sports inflator. It features a durable steel construction, operates on 110v and delivers 1/8 hp.
- Steel construction
- 110v AC/60Hz operation
- Power: 1/8 hp
- Pressure: 40 PSI
- Includes: Pressure gauge, reinforced flexible hose, needle and valve adapters
- Warranty: 1-year manufacturer