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With school underway in South Central Kentucky, it's time to collect supplies for those in need.
For the fifth year, WBKO is collecting for area schools.
This year, we're teaming up with Mancino's in Bowling Green and US Bank.
You can drop off pencils, paper, or any other kind of school supplies at WBKO, any Mancino's in Bowling Green, or at any US Bank location.
The deadline for the dropoff is August 19.
This year, the supplies collected at the US Bank locations will stay in the county in which they're gathered.


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Directed by Ryan Reese
Off of our "Heavy Cream" EP, only available on tour
Directed by Ryan Reese
Off of our "Heavy Cream" EP, only available on tour
**If you would like to help setup a show for any tba dates, msg us or email yogurtsmoothness[at]gmail[dot]com
Oct 3 Orlando, FL @ Will's Pub w/ Portals, Caribou King, Grey Market
Oct 4 Gainesville, @ Mars w/ 8Track Automatic
Oct 5 Atlanta, GA @ House Show tba w/ pillage and plunder, slambo
Oct 6 Clarksville, TN @ The Coup w/ Vela Ceras
Oct 7 Asheville, NC @ The Apothecary w/ TEAM, Church Jerks
Oct 8 Raleigh, NC @ Slims Downtown w/ Bird Step
Oct 9 Rochester, NY @ The Bug Jar w/ tba
Oct 10 Brooklyn, NY @ The Flat w/ lost coves, goodnight darlings
Oct 11 Boston, MA @ Roggies w/ the scimitar (ex black piramid)
Oct 12 tba
Oct 13 Hartford, CT @ house show tba w/ stone titan
Oct 14 tba
Oct 15 Providence, RI @Dusk w/ tba
Oct 16 NJ @ house show w/ Space Drugs
Oct 17 New London, CT @ el n gee club w/ tba
Oct 18 Brooklyn, NY @ Close Encounters
Oct 19 Atlantic City, NJ @ The Boneyard
Oct 20 tba
Oct 21 tba
Oct 22 Columbus, OH @ Tree Bar w/ pegasister
Oct 23 tba
Oct 24 Athens, GA @ The MAX
Oct 25 Saint Augustine, FL @ Panama Hatties w/ artilect, the groynoodle
Oct 26 Orlando, FL @ Uncle Lous w/ Holly Hunt
It's that time again.
Tour Forever 2012
06/14/12 @ Will's Pub (Orlando, FL) 9:00PM
w/ Room Full of Strangers, The Lunars, The Young Hookers
06/15/12 @ 1982 (Gainesville, FL) 9:00PM
w/ Eight Track Automatic, The Lunars, The Young Hookers, Bob on Blonde
06/16/12 @ Wonderroot (Atlanta, GA) 8:00PM
w/ Pillage and Plunder, Slambo, The Flips
06/17/12 @ Blind Bob's (Dayton, OH) 9:00PM
w/ Bad Mammals, Party or Die, Cue the Sunrise Saul
06/18/12 @ Kobo Live (Columbus, OH) 9:00PM
w/ Petit Mal, guests
06/19/12 @ Ottawa Tavern (Toledo, OH) 9:00PM
w/ Dead Tenants, guests
06/20/12 @ Asefu's (Washington DC) 9:00PM
w/ Mobius Strip, Brenda, Winston Cup 1981
06/21/12 @ Party Xpo (Brooklyn, NY) 8:00PM
w/ Baby Erection, Ritz Riot, Plant
06/22/12 @ Embassy Vinyl (Scranton, PA) 9:00PM
w/ Baby Erection, guests
06/23/12 @ O'Brien's Pub (Allston, MA) 9:00PM
w/ Sherman Burns, Pile, Noman, Vegans
06/27/12 @ Caledonia Lounge (Athens, GA) 9:00PM
w/ Daikaiju, Shehehe, Gripe
06/28/12 @ Siracha House (Atlanta, GA) 9:00PM
w/ Daikaiju, guests
06/29/12 @ Nobby's (St. Augustine, FL) 9:00PM
w/ The Groynoodle, guests
06/30/12 @ Peacock Room (Orlando, FL) 9:00PM
w/ The Mother Machine, Speedy Ortiz, Psychic Blood
YS wil be playing at an art show for Wet Brain – the art of our GUD FRENDD Austin James! This'll be good.
We'll be blowing up power tubes left and right TONITE (3/22) on SBK Live (Real Radio 104.1 WTKS) @ 9:00 PM EST. You can listen in LIVE worldwide using iHeartRadio! If you're on a computer, visit iHeartRadio's website (iheart.com), or download their app on your smartphone – search for WTKS. Got a few new songs to play.
Analogvoid just posted a review of the Room Full of Strangers Tour Kickoff. There's some video of a new song we've been working out.
Read the whole review and see the footage HERE
Wash the crust off your earplugs, because Two Piece Mini Fest is back, and louder than ever!
Twenty-six musicians, thirteen bands, on two stages, for only FIVE DOLLARS – a price so low, it's not even divisible by two!
For more info, including venue location and band lineup/times, visit the official 2PMF3 Facebook Event Page: http://www.facebook.com/events/281131255279786/
Want to submit your band for Two Piece Mini Fest #4? Message the official 2PMF Facebook Page: http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100002626953884
hope you enjoy what we've done to the place.
revamped the site to be sexier, smarter, and more comfortable, just for you.
we've also set up our own soundcloud ()
and a bandcamp (keep checking it until it's up. )
figured we should have everything in order before the upcoming apocalyptic event of 2012, so future civilizations built up from the (un)lucky survivors can be impressed with our productivity.
smooth on.
stay downtuned.

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Although commercial wasp spray or other wasp killing products are very effective at addressing a wasp or hornet problem, many people are concerned over the toxic ingredients or chemicals that are used to make these products. Very often, commercial sprays can kill more than just wasps, destroying the lives of some beneficial insects, in some cases plants, and in the worst cases they can harm family pets. It is because of these concerns that the creation of homemade wasp killer has become very popular.
You can start by using products that come in spray bottles, but are not meant for insects. The most effective are hairspray and WD40. Both these products have chemicals in them that will kill wasps well, and they can also be sprayed onto the wasp nest, soaking the nest and killing the source of the problem.
Another easy homemade killer is to mix very spicy peppers or chilies in some water. A potent pepper spray can be effective at killing wasps. You can make it more effective by mixing some detergent or peppermint oil in it. Some simply mix a tablespoon of peppermint oil with a tablespoon of detergent and mix this with warm water to create an effective wasp spray.
The most popular type of of homemade killer is a mixture of soap and water. This is actually an all around insect killing spray. Diluting soap in some water is very effective at killing insects because they are affected by the mild chemicals in the soap. For wasps, diluting five tablespoons of liquid detergent in a medium sized spray bottle that is filled with warm water is an effective killer.
When using any wasp spray or killer, be sure to spray the nest. Soaking the nest with your spray is the best way to eliminate the problem quickly since you're cutting the source. Do this at night when it is cold because it is at this time that wasps are dormant and are all in their nest. Be sure you wear protective clothing (you can just wear several layers) so that any wasps that come out to defend their home can't hurt you.
Apart from using a wasp killer and/or wasp traps, be sure you also practice wasp prevention. This is especially important if you notice that you have wasps every year. One way you can prevent wasps from nesting in your home is to use fabric softener sheets to line areas in your home which may be conducive to nest building. Wasps don't like fabric softener so they will stay away from these areas. You can also choose to coat the areas with some liquid fabric softener.
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A local support group brings comfort to those who have lost babies
Her grief over- whelming, Sherri Horvat couldn't function.
"All I did was cry. I'd wake up crying," she said after her daughter, Gianna Lynne, was stillborn on April 15, 2009.
A counselor told her women who best survive the loss of a child create something good from the tragedy.
Her pain unbearable, Sherri's response was to organize a Candlelight Memorial to mark National Pregnancy & Infant Loss Remembrance Day.
This year's ceremony is Monday from 6:30 to 9 p.m. on the Canfield Village Green. Candles will be lighted from 7 to 8 p.m., joining in the worldwide Wave of Light happening in all time zones.
Families that want to participate can contact her at firstname.lastname@example.com or simply show up. All are welcome, whether they have experienced a loss or want to support those who have, said Horvat of Canfield.
"The goal is to not only remember our babies lost to miscarriage, stillbirth, ectopic pregnancy and neonatal death, but to let others know that they are not alone and do not have to suffer this unimaginable tragedy in silence," she said.
The ceremony is inherently sad, but everyone loves hearing their sweet babies' names read aloud and lighting luminaries in their memory, she added.
"Gianna's death gave me my passion, a burning, to help other people in the same situation. I've never before felt a drive like this to do something, except for my desire to be a mom," she said.
She said Gianna has led her to women who literally saved her life.
"You're just so sad. You cry all the time. You can't sleep. You walk around like a zombie," she added. "You're looking for anything to help you heal."
She said family and friends were supportive, but they have their own lives, and they don't know what to say.
"My two cents are simply for the dads and family that don't always know what to say," said Gregg Horvat, Gianna's father.
Sherri, a part-time employee for Rondinelli Tuxedo Co., and Gregg, senior web designer for Vance Wright Adams & Associates in Pittsburgh, also have a son, Jack, 13, and another daughter, Nicolena, 7.
"The women Sherri have met are amazing, as is she. The support they provide each other astounds me," Gregg said. "I'm eternally grateful for the support and love she receives from everyone that has crossed paths with Gianna's Light and Oct. 15.
"For those that haven't experienced the loss of a child ... when you're not sure what to say, a simple remark asking how the mother is doing or questions about the baby lost are always welcome. It's a simple reminder that you remember our little ones along with us and makes us feel less alone," Gregg said.
Monday's memorial is not the only Gianna's Light project.
Sherri and others started a local support group, and another, Mothering Our Angels, on Facebook.
"You are so deeply connected. They are my best friends. They are my sisters," she said of the women she has met through the support groups.
Sherri also makes black ribbons with crystal hearts in her kitchen that she gives to local hospitals and to grieving families around the country and the world — more than 3,000 to date — for people to wear as an outward sign of their grief in lieu of wearing black as was done in the past to show mourning.
"I wanted a sign that said 'My Baby Died: Please be nice to me.' It is also a way to connect with other moms like me and give them something that lets people know they are grieving," Sherri said.
She has also been trying to get access to local hospitals to talk to staff about what would help mothers with stillborn babies, including holding their babies and having photos taken.
Sherri has a memory box given her at the hospital containing things that touched Gianna — a hospital gown, a bracelet and a cast of her feet.
When she unfolded the gown she found stains. "They are precious because it is something from Gianna," she said.
Photos are also important because they are proof their child existed, she added.
Recently, Sherri was accepted as a parent mentor at Akron Children's Hospital Mahoning Valley via the Boardman hospital's Parent Advisory Council.
She says Gianna's Light activities are what she was meant to do.
"Sometimes when I think I'm not making a difference or can't look at another story, I get a message from Gianna in the form of a family that needs help. She's a pushy little angel. I say, 'OK, OK.'"
"The nurses at St. Elizabeth Health Center took the pictures ... and took such good care of me. It was like every nurse that came into my room had special grief training," she added.
An autopsy showed Gianna died of a massive cerebral hemorrhage caused by Sherri's rare blood condition — alloimmune thrombocytopenia — which attacked her daughter's blood thinning and causing the brain bleed.
The Horvats were not going to have more children because of Sherri's condition, so they sold their baby stuff and were getting ready to sell their van when she got pregnant.
"The joy was overwhelming," Sherri said.
"Oh boy," Sherri said was the reaction of her physician, Dr. Laura Musser of the Center for Women in Canfield.
The baby, Elliana, which Sherri says means light in French, was born at 28 weeks, the same age Gianna was when she was stillborn.
Elliana, born July 13, 2010, had an intraventricular hemorrhage, the same as did Gianna. The 2-pound baby was quickly given two blood transfusions and was on a ventilator for only about 12 hours.
She was in the neonatal intensive-care unit for two months, but is now a typical 2-year-old.
"Elliana brought light back into our lives. She's an amazing gift. And if Gianna hadn't died, we wouldn't have known what was going on and probably wouldn't have saved Elliana," Sherri said.
a friend of mine on facebook told me to go buy a newspaper yesterday bc she read this article and she thought about me.I to lost my precious baby Bella Nichole Daatadeen when i was 36 weeks pregnant...2 days before i was scheduled to get induced....the ambilical cord got wrapped around her neck. I went in for my regular weekly stress test and as i layed on the table waiting to hear my babys heartbeat the nurse had this blank look on her face and kept trying and trying to find her heartbeat,she gave me a juicey to drink to maybe get my little girl to move around from the sugar.Finally we heard a faint heartbeat...my doctor came in and checked me, now at this time everyone in the room was very quiet and just had a blank look on their faces including my mother. As i laied there i had NO CLUE what was really going on. So my doctor said she wanted me to get an ultra sound and again as i lay there and the room was so quiet and cold, those words i NEVER EVER thought i would ever hear were spoken to me ...''Nichole im so sorry but yr daughter passed away''.Everything in me drained and i felt so empty and in so much pain that words cannot even begin to explain!!! Ithen got sent to the hospital to get induced and go through 14 hours of labor just to not be able to bring home my bundle of joy. My daughter was stillborn and i had her on February 11th 2011 and her funeral was on February 14th 2011...on Valentines Day...which use to be one of my favorite holidays is now a day i will never forget...the day i had to bury my little angle.
Hello all! It is a beautiful day . . . today. However, the forecast is calling for showers tomorrow, starting at 4pm so we are heading inside for this event! I am just waiting for final re-confirmation from the pastor. As long as every thing is still ok, we will be at Canfield Presbyterian Church, which is 140 West Main Street in Canfield. If you continue west on 224, past the Green, the church will be on your right. Looking forward to spending this beautiful evening with you all. — at Canfield Presby Church.
I am so very sorry to learn of the loss of your sweet Bella. I hope you can join us tomorrow night, and light a candle in her memory. There is nothing quite like standing with others who know this pain. Sending hugs - Sherri
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Aspinal of London is founded on the fundamental premise of offering our customers the most beautiful objects of unsurpassed quality and design for home & living, created by their designers and each handmade by genuine craftsmen, to bring to you at an affordable price and great value.
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Aurora Fashions owns, develops and manages the performance of some of the UK's most respected women's fashion brands – Coast, Oasis and Warehouse, which are all positioned at the upper end of the retail market. Aurora has over 766 stores in the UK and a total portfolio of over 1278 stores in 33 markets across the globe.
Boden was founded in 1991. Today we employ over 800 hard working staff and on average we ship 12,500 parcels per day from our warehouse in Leicester. Their UK website launched in April 1999 closely followed by their American in 2002.
Buy It Direct Ltd, established in 1999, are a leading online retailer supplying the UK and many other European countries. Buy It Direct introduced one of the UK's first specialist shopping websites, focusing on laptops and notebook computers - Laptops Direct - and subsequently expanded to create new websites focusing on other exciting markets.
Chemistdirect.co.uk is Europe's leading online chemist, providing over 20,000 health and beauty products and prescription medicines online at the lowest guaranteed price - with the highest pharmaceutical standards. The aim is to supply cheaper products to everybody who has access to the internet and deliver those products to their door within 24 hours.
The Diamond Store.co.uk is an online store dedicated to bringing the very best quality jewellery to customers at the lowest possible prices. Their experienced panel of jewellers and staff have worked within the industry for many years and always endeavour to provide the highest standard of service and product.
GO Outdoors is a small company that set out on a big adventure more than 40 years ago. Sheffield's 'Camping and Caravanning Centre' first opened its doors in 1969, and soon became known simply as 'CCC' to locals. CCC quickly earned a strong reputation for excellent customer service and became a landmark within Yorkshire's outdoor community.
With over 600 branches across the country, Jewson is the UK's leading supplier of sustainable timber and building materials. Jewson offers the widest range of quality materials and products from everyday core essentials to the latest sustainable innovations.
LedHut Ltd started trading in March 2011 and has been quick to establish itself as one of the leading providers of LEDs into the United Kingdom. Offering competitively priced products, strong product guarantees, the right product certifications and with a great UK delivery service, LedHut is the preferred supplier of LED products for many customers.
Merlin Cycles are one the UK's longest established Online Bike Shop and mail order specialist in operation today. Established in 1993 Merlin quickly became one of the best known sources for all the top quality mountain bike equipment and more recently road bike equipment from the most respected manufacturer's at the most competitive prices.
Lingerie to capture your mood and celebrate the different sides of your personality. From the boardroom to the bedroom, Myla encapsulates the many facets of femininity. Glamour, seduction and refined elegance are at the heart of all we create - all underpinned by fabulous craftsmanship.
The NEXT retail chain was launched in February 1982 and the first store opened with an exclusive coordinated collection of stylish clothes, shoes and accessories for women. Collections for men, children and the home quickly followed. NEXT clothes are styled by its in-house design team to offer great style, quality and value for money with a contemporary fashion edge.
PetsPyjamas is the number one lifestyle website for smart pet owners - putting you and your pet at the forefront of everything we do - providing the very best pet accessories and services to arranging your next pet-friendly holiday with 100s of places where your pooch is very welcome too.
Snow + Rock are the UK's no.1 ski clothing & equipment retailer with 24 stores nationwide. They offer the widest choice of premium brands and have friendly and knowledgeable staff available to assist you, both in-store and at our call centre, 7 days a week.
Founded in 1983 and acquired by Osan Ltd. early in 2006, Sock Shop Limited, is the leading specialist online retailer offering a full selection of socks and hosiery. With one physical SockShop store at Terminal One in Manchester Airport, the biggest flagship store is online at www.sockshop.co.uk.
Suttons Seeds is an internationally renowned supplier of flower and vegetable seeds, young plants, bulbs, fruit bushes and other horticultural products to amateur gardeners. They have a reputation for quality and service that is second to none, and a remarkable history that goes back over two hundred years.
Established in 1980, SWIMSHOP is Europe's premier swim specialist. We are recognised both Nationally and Internationally for providing swimmers of all levels with everything you will ever need to help you enjoy your swimming. We cater for individuals, clubs and schools and offer, quite simply, the widest range of swimming products in Europe.
The business was launched in 2004. It established its in-house technology platform in 2006 and subsequently launched and acquired a range of retail sites entering entertainment in 2009, fashion in 2009, gifting and health & beauty in 2010 and sports nutrition in 2011.
The Perfume Shop was established by two entrepreneurial businessmen who wanted to bring their passion for customer service into the Health and Beauty industry. They opened their first The Perfume Shop stores in 1992. Since then the company has steadily grown to now boast over 250 stores and with continuous plans to open more stores each year.
Since the first seed catalogue was published in 1855, Thompson & Morgan has grown to become one of the UK's largest Mail Order Seed and Plant companies. Through the publication of their catalogues and the operation of our award-winning website, Thompson & Morgan is able to provide home gardeners with the very best quality products money can buy.
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A Date With Mom
Ryan Polendo | Photo: Courtesy Image | May 3, 2013
Celebrate Mother's Day and reminisce on all the good times as you continue to make lasting memories over a meal. With specialty menus just for the occasion, these places will have Mom appreciating the loving effort.
1. Five Sixty by Wolfgang Puck
Atop Reunion Tower, modern culinary interpretations and Asian cuisine converge. Go traditional with "Bacon & Eggs" featuring seared diver scallop, confit bacon, fried quail egg and black pepper herb jus. Take it to the next level with a dim sum trio with crystal chive dumpling, crispy spring roll and pork belly dumplings. 300 Reunion Blvd., 214.741.5560, wolfgangpuck.com
2. Fearing's
This Uptown hot spot at The Ritz-Carlton, Dallas will have her rejoicing over the almond French toast and other delectables. 2121 McKinney Ave., 214.922.4848, fearingsrestaurant.com
3. Stephan Pyles
You're Mom's own work of art, and after enjoying the acclaimed Dallas Arts District restaurant brunch, treat her to a stroll through nearby Klyde Warren Park and a visit to one of the abundant museums, all within walking distance. 1807 Ross Ave., Ste. 200, 214.580.7000, stephanpyles.com
4. Nick & Sam's
This Dallas staple offers prime steaks, chops and seafood, but if that's too hearty, the restaurant offers an assortment of brunch stations with lighter fare. 3008 Maple Ave., 214.871.7444, nick-sams.com
5. Abacus
Kent Rathbun's seasonal menu boasts the kind of easy and elegant Pacific Rim influences that moms (and everyone else) appreciate. Dinner, from 5-9 pm; 4511 McKinney Ave., 214.559.3113, kentrathbun.com
6. Mansion Restaurant
Treat mom to a specialty menu by executive chef Bruno Davaillon amid the elegant surroundings of the Rosewood Mansion on Turtle Creek. This legendary five-star restaurant serves up unrivaled French-influenced, American cuisine. 2821 Turtle Creek Blvd., 214.443.4747, rosewoodhotels.com


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Aug. 15, 2010
Husky Picture Day Photo Gallery
Dawgs Close First Week With Saturday Practices
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Fall Practice Schedule
Among the many long-standing traditions surrounding the UW football program is Picture Day. And rarely has there been a day as nice as Sunday for this annual event.
Fans in the thousands came to Husky Stadium Sunday to meet all of the members of the UW football team, as well as players from the Husky soccer and volleyball squads. KJR Radio was on hand, broadcasting with midday host Dave "Softy" Mahler and fans were treated to a variety of food and beverages.
There was no practice on Sunday, but the team will get back at it with the first of two practices Monday at 8:45 a.m. Later Monday, the Dawgs will return to the field at 6:45 p.m.
Check out the link at the top of the page for photos from Picture Day, as well as the link for the fall camp practice schedule.


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A heat advisory has been issued for Saturday from noon until 7 p.m. for inland areas
Expect a hot and humid day under partly to mostly sunny skies with highs in the low to mid 90s inland, mid 80's at the shore. Winds out of the west-southwest at 5-15 mph.
There is a slight chance of a shower or thunderstorm in the late afternoon or evening.
Saturday evening will be warm and muggy with a slight chance of an early shower or thunder storm continues. Temps will fall through the 80's and 70's in the evening.
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Frosty Snow Mouse
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- "Frosty" redirects here. For more uses, see Frosty (disambiguation).
The Frosty Snow Mouse is a breed of mouse found in the Mountain. It is not known to drop any loot.
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|Mouse Group: Indigenous Mice
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|The mouse on top of this little arrangement is the architect of a rather ingenious pyramid scheme. You see, he managed to convince the other two that if they agreed to roll themselves into the bigger snowballs at the bottom of the snowman, they would receive a commission of cheese in a matter of four to six weeks. Of course, there wasn't really any cheese. . . only a carrot, and there's only room for one carrot on a snowman.
Preferred Cheese
The Frosty Snow Mouse has been found to be especially attracted to SUPER|brie+ cheese, to the point that any other kind of cheese will simply not suffice.
Hunting Strategy
All power types are of normal effectiveness against the Frosty Snow Mouse.
Event Participation
- Year of the Monkey Festival - 2-16 February 2016
- Location: Calamity Carl's Cozy Cruise (2016)
- Loot: Cruise Bux, Miniatures
- Ronza - 30 June through 7 July 2015
- Location: Ronza's Traveling Shoppe 2015
- Cheese Preference: SUPER|brie+
- Loot: Rockforth Cheese
- Year of the Sheep Festival - 17 February through 5 March 2015
- Location: Calamity Carl's Cruise
- Loot: Cruise Bux, Miniatures
- Year of the Horse Festival - 30 January - 18 February 2014
- Location: Calamity Carl's Cozy Cruise
- Loot: Cruise Bux, Miniatures
- Year of the Snake Festival - 11-25 February 2013
- Location: Calamity Carl's Cozy Cruise
- Loot: Cruise Bux, Souvenirs
- Year of the Dragon Festival - 23 January through 7 February 2012
- Location: Year of the Dragon Festival
- Attraction: Ranks Knight and above
- Loot: Firecracker Charm
- Great Winter Hunt 2011 - 7 December 2011 through 9 January 2012
- Location: Festive Comet
- Loot: Festive Feta
- The Great Winter Hunt 2010 - 24 November 2010 through 6 January 2011
- Location: Festive Comet
- The Great Winter Hunt '09 - 3 December 2009 through 2 January 2010
- Location: Festive Comet
History and Trivia
- The Frosty Snow Mouse's name is a reference to Frosty the Snowman
- 22 December 2009: The Frosty Snow Mouse was released as part of The Great Winter Hunt '09.
- 24 December 2009: The Frosty Snow Mouse appeared in Ronza's Traveling Shoppe.
- 5 January 2010: The Frosty Snow Mouse began appearing in the Mountain.
- 25 June 2013: The Frosty Snow Mouse gained a vulnerability to Law power type traps, with the release of Varmint Valley.
- 25 March 2014: The Frosty Snow Mouse gained a vulnerability to Rift power type traps, with the release of the Rift Plane.


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No, snorting Smarties is not just something that Sheldon Cooper and his buddies -- of CBS' hit series "The Big Bang Theory" -- do with derision when someone with a lower IQ makes a simple mistake with regard to a scientific principle, although it could be argued that snorting Smarties might have something to do with a lower intellectual level, albeit even levels arrived at only momentarily. Because, strange as it may seem, snorting Smarties, the strange act of inhaling through the nose the crushed up powder of the popular Smarties candy, is a thing now. A fad. Something the kids are doing. And something causing considerable concern among school officials who have sent a warning message to parents about the serious consequences of snorting the candy, like the potential for allergies, lung infections, and even the possibility of nasal maggots.
WebProNews reported Jan. 21 that the dangerous trend of snorting smarties has become so prevalent, especially among middle schoolers and young students, that one Rhode Island school sent a warning email to parents giving them a heads-up on the activity and the possible health repercussions. Kids snorting the crushed candy are in danger of contracting lung infections, getting bloody noses, nasal scarring, and even succumbing to allergic reactions. If those weren't bad enough, snorting Smarties could lead to nasal maggots.
That is correct: Nasal maggots.
And the strangest thing of all about the dangerous Smarties snorting trend? The stuff doesn't even get you high, so, except to emulate dozens of people who have posted videos of themselves and others snorting the popular Halloween candy (possibly in efforts to mimic the snorting of cocaine), experts are at a loss as to why the activity is trending. There have been outbreaks of the trend since 2007 or so, primarily fueled by YouTube videos, but school officials think that it just might be getting a bit out of hand.
Recent incidents include: Fifteen students at Frontier Middle School in Hamburg, New York, were caught were caught in the act of inhaling the crushed-up candy. In Atlanta, a 9-year-old boy was suspended from school for snorting Smarties.
Some kids, instead of snorting, choose to "smoke" the candy. This is not the traditional form of smoking, however, where the candy might be somehow lit afire and ingested. In this instance, the powdered candy is taken orally, then expelled throughout the nose.
As for how a kid snorting candy could end up with nasal maggots, a condition known as nasal myiasis. This occurs when the crushed candy stays lodged in the nasal cavity and begins to decay and rot, attracting flies into the nostril. Flies can enter and depart quickly, most likely when one sleeps, but long enough to lay eggs. Egg batches can contain as many as 75-150 eggs for a common housefly and hatch within a day of being deposited.
Parents are being warned to be on the lookout for excessive nose rubbing and scratching and even bloody noses, as these may indicate a nasal maggot infestation.
Suffice it to say, though, that if you catch your kids snorting Smarties or suffering from the aftereffects, they may not be part of the group that could one day snort in derision at someone's poor grasp of basic science.


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We reported exclusively here on WrestlingNewsWorld.com Premium on May 9, 2013 that WWE wants CM Punk to return for WWE Payback next month. We were told he was in "no rush" to come back and preferred a return closer to SummerSlam.
The June 2013 issue of WWE Magazine provides proof that WWE expects their former 434-day champion and straight-edge superstar back for the show.
In a two page spread looking at payouts, payoffs and paychecks in anticipation for WWE Payback, Punk is featured on the right of the feature. The following is written:
Punk's Best Chicago Moments
– No one else has made the most of a hometown crowd than CM Punk. WWE Payback hails from Chi-Town, and if the moments below are any indication, it's going to be another big night for him.
The following Chicago moments are mentioned:
1. Extreme Rules 2012 (CM Punk vs. Chris Jericho)
2. Money in the Bank 2011 (CM Punk vs. John Cena)
3. Raw-January 19,2009
4. Wrestlemania 22
Punk "walked out" of WWE on the April 15th episode of WWE Raw, writing him off television for a company approved hiatus. He's been away, re-charging his batteries and healing various nagging injuries.
WWE Payback will take place Sunday, June 16, 2013 from the Allstate Arena in Chicago, Illinois. We'll have exclusive live play-by-play coverage here at WrestlingNewsWorld.com.


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College Hockey:Special Teams Carry Fighting Irish Past Falcons
BOWLING GREEN, Ohio — The No. 12 Notre Dame Fighting Irish (3-2-0; 1-0-0 CCHA) began their title defense of last year's CCHA crown by holding off a gritty Bowling Green squad, defeating the Falcons 4-2 at the BG Ice Arena on Tuesday night.
The Falcons (1-2-0; 0-1-0 CCHA) played a determined, physical brand of hockey against the defending league champs, generally outworking the Irish in the battle for puck supremacy. However, it was the battle-tested champions who used their talent-laden lineup combined with strong special teams to eventually wear down Bowling Green.
Penalties proved to be the downfall of the Falcons. Bowling Green was whistled for 29 minutes of penalties, keeping the penalty kill on the ice for long stretches.
"We had the right energy and right focus at the start of the game, but ultimately the penalties that we took a little bit of steam out of our team," said Bowling Green coach Scott Paluch. "We were forced to play too many of the same players early on in the game. We didn't have the same energy we had and the ability to win a lot of puck battles early in the game wasn't there as the game wound down.
"In the third period, we just couldn't win enough one on one battles to create the chances we needed to. A lot of that was due to the amount of time we spent killing penalties in the first half of the game.
"We just couldn't gain the momentum we needed. The second period was all in their favor. It was kind of a continuation of killing penalties. Five on five — the end result of some of those penalty kills, we just weren't strong enough to handle it. We were just too tired from killing penalties."
Notre Dame's special teams came up big in the contest, tallying a power-play goal and a shorthanded goal while holding the Falcons scoreless on their own power play.
"I give Bowling Green a lot of credit," said Irish coach Jeff Jackson. "I thought their penalty killing was very aggressive. They made it very difficult for us to generate a whole lot. Our penalty kill — when we're doing it aggressively the way we need to do it, it makes us a much better team. I'm just trying to get our team to play the same way on five-on-five as we do killing penalties."
Junior goaltender Jordan Pearce stopped 18 of the 20 shots he faced for the Irish. Half of those shots came in the final stanza of play. The Anchorage, Alaska, native stoned Falcon shooters on at least three occasions in the final period to preserve his third win of the year.
"I told him after the game that one of the things our goalies have to learn to do to become a great goalie, you have to learn how to stop 40 one night and only stop 15, 18, 20 the next," said Jackson. "It's a matter of him being focused and staying under control emotionally. I thought he did a good job because he had to make some big saves for us late in the game.
From the opening puck drop, the Falcons looked to give the Irish a battle. Both teams played a physical brand of hockey, mixing in a lot of back-and-forth action.
Freshman Ben Sexton got the ball rolling for Bowling Green with his first collegiate goal at 14:51 of the opening period. He found the puck after a scrum at the side of the Notre Dame net, and chipped it past Jordan Pearce for the 1-0 BG lead. Derek Whitmore and Todd McIlrath assisted on the play.
BG's Kai Kantola was whistled for a five-minute boarding call on Notre Dame's Luke Lucyk late in the period, which may have ultimately led to the momentum shift in the direction of Notre Dame.
The Fighting Irish used the major to net their first goal of the night. Senior captain Mark Van Guilder picked up a rebound down low off a Ben Ryan shot and scored his fourth marker of the season to tie the game at 17:43. Brock Sheahan added an assist.
The Falcons took a 2-1 lead at 1:50 of the middle period on a transition. Sexton, skating six-on-five thanks to a delayed penalty, picked up a loose puck in his own zone, deked a pair of defenders at neutral ice, then slid a pass over to Whitmore deep in the zone. He one-timed a shot past Pearce that found the twine just under the crossbar. The goal was Whitmore's third of the season.
The Irish tied the game just over a minute later. Right winger Garrett Regan picked up a free puck on Jimmy Spratt's doorstep and slid it just past the goal line for his third of the year. Evan Rankin assisted.
Late in the period, the Irish struck again. Rankin, hovering at the left side of the goal, located a misdirected Robin Bergman shot from the right side, and slid it through the goaltender's five-hole for the 3-2 advantage.
Eric Condra increased the Irish lead to 4-2 with a shorthanded tally at 4:35 of the final period. He picked off a pass at neutral ice, skated down the right side, and fired a wrister over the glove of Spratt to cap the scoring for Notre Dame.
Spratt stopped 26 of the 30 shots he faced in the game. The Irish finished 1 of 8 on the power play, while Bowling Green finished 0 of 5 on the night.
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Gaziantep is a small city with a big resume that doesn't quite connect. The arid dusty landscape that makes the sky appear almost beige during the day, the grit that coats everything; hair, clothes, the inside of the nose, the corner of the eyes along with the over 100 degree temperatures are in stark contrast to the slick advertisements. Glossy tourist brochures and state-sponsored websites denote it's fame as one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world, but they don't talk about the dust. Guidebooks gush eloquence over regional cuisine, particularly Baklava but they don't mention block after block of squat, drab, cement apartment buildings that appear Soviet-inspired, with lines of dust covered laundry.
Hot in the city
But it's August, and it has been heating up here in Gaziantep this month, so it may be an unfair assessment. The border with Syria lies just an hour south, and United Nations vehicles cruise the streets at odd intervals. A group of students arrive from George Mason University to assist in humanitarian aid for the Syrian refugee problem which, in some ways, mirrors our own crisis at home.
As the dust cloud which obscured our arrival dissipates, more of this ancient city is revealed; a thoroughly modern tram, tree-lined streets, grassy parks with ample shade and video displays, a brand new mall. Gaziantep has more than one face to show visitors.
A biblical place
Little remains of the ancient biblical city of Antiochia ad Taurum. All of the antiquity has been erased to make space for modern buildings, roads and 21st century life. But not all the charms of Gaziantep have been eradicated; Kale castle, the old bazaar and a section of winding and cobbled streets with storefronts displaying the traditional wares, spices, copper, pistachios still exist. Nights are cool and breezy; young families with strollers enjoy evenings in the park while coffeehouses and open air restaurants host native singers and a relaxing ambiance. It is in a large contrast to the CNN reporters in the lobby of my hotel reporting on the Islamic militants advance on Aleppo, or the crowded hallways of the university hospital.
But I am not here as a tourist, a political journalist or for a humanitarian mission. I bring nothing to Gaziantep; no media crew, no medical or relief supplies. Just a handful of notes about a locally known surgeon and copies of his published work. I am not here to teach, to offer aid or to help. I am here to learn. But this is not Pulitzer prize writing, and this is not the New York Times. I am not a writer but a nurse that writes. It is an important distinction, in a city is teaming with professional journalists, United Nations officials, and a large displaced population.
Dr. Ahmet Feridun Işık , Thoracic Surgery
Dr. Ahmet Işık is a genial, compassionate and kind surgeon from the coastal region of Turkey. During my visit, we meet several of his peers in the hallways of the hospital. They seem surprised that a nurse would travel half-way across the world to speak with this humble surgeon until they are reminded of his recent publications. His affable nature belies the extent of his research achievements. He has managed to do what very few physicians have done; to extend and improve the quality of life of patients with metastatic mesothelioma and other advanced pleural based cancers. His original thirteen patients are a testament to his success, just like the man in his office.
The man in his office is a fit-appearing man in his mid-sixties. His face is tanned and weather-worn, wreathed in a smile and framed with thick graying hair. He is happy to speak with a visitor, and does so in clear, if hesitant English. "I feel good," he states, 18 months after undergoing HITHOC with Dr. Işık. Equally important, his most recent PET/CT scan shows no recurrence of disease. He has already outlived his prognosis.
Survival measured in months, not years
Pleural Mesothelioma is a cruel and devastating disease with life expectancy measured in months, not years. Most patients already have advanced disease by the time they develop symptoms such as malignant pleural effusions, pleuritic chest pain, loss of appetite/ unintended weight loss and /or chronic cough. There is no five-year survival; the grim prognosis usually carries a six to eight month sentence which is often marked by pain, dwindling strength and shortness of breath.
In the United States, mesothelioma is mainly associated with occupational exposures; in navy shipyards, textile processing and mineral mining. But in rural regions of Turkey, entire communities have been exposed to asbestos through environmental exposures. In these areas, asbestos is a naturally occurring particle in the soil. It contaminates the soil, the surroundings and the very air that residents breathe. This, along with endemic tobacco use contributes to a high incidence of mesothelioma and lung cancers in Turkey.
Exceeding timetables
But Dr. Işık's patients are exceeding the timetables after undergoing an experimental procedure called intra-operative Hyperthermic intrathoracic perfusion chemotherapy (HITHOC). Like it's better known abdominal counterpart, HIPEC, this procedure involves surgically removing cancerous tissue, followed by a high temperature (42 degrees centigrade) lavage of a cancer fighting medication. This heated chemotherapy "bath" kills any of the microscopic cancer cells that can't be seen in the operating room. These are the cells that are often left behind despite doctors' best efforts during traditional surgery. These cells then grow and spread in a process called 'seeding.' With an aggressive cancer like mesothelioma, these seeds spread cancer like wildfire. By the time these cancer seeds have grown large enough to be detected, it is often too late for any further treatments to be effective.
Current treatment regimens are largely ineffective and often palliative in nature. In 2013, Dr. Işık published the study that led to this journey to Gaziantep. In this retrospective study; Dr. Işık compared the outcomes of patients from 2009 - 2011 who underwent HITHOC with patients undergoing the standard treatment (pleural decortication) and palliative treatment (pleurodesis). In a bleak testament to the gravity of the disease, none of the original subjects is alive today. The median survival of the patients in the standard and palliative treatment groups was 6 to 8 months. But, of the original 14 patients in the HITHOC treatment group, all but one demonstrated long-term symptom-free survival, living from 24 to 36 months after the procedure.
Despite the promising preliminary results, Dr. Işık is hesitant to attribute all of the positive results to this experimental treatment. "We need a large prospective study before we can attribute our results to HITHOC." His current study utilizes retrospective review, which is a lower form of evidence. But, right now, it's the best data he can obtain.
Government bureaucracy stymies research efforts
While Dr. Işık is cautiously optimistic about the effects of HITHOC on his patients, he is much less sanguine about his chances of expanding his research despite the large numbers of eligible patients in southeastern Turkey. Due to Turkish governmental reimbursement regulations, Dr. Işık and his team won't receive any funding for performing experimental treatments on patients in a prospective style study, even if preliminary results show clear benefits over the existing treatments. This means that Dr. Işık will have to find third-party sponsors such as private organizations or pharmaceutical companies to help pay for his research. But even this may prove problematic; since most of his research and that of his predecessors (Dr. David Sugarbaker) have been based on first-generation platinum-based chemotherapy drugs. Unfortunately, there is not much incentive for pharmaceutical companies to support research on older, less expensive medications when even modest results in very limited samples can lead to billions of dollars in sales of newer, more costly medications.
Casualties of War
One of today's patients is a casualty of the on-going Syrian civil war which has brought over 1 million refugees inside Turkey's borders. The patient is a young Syrian girl who was severely injured in an explosion, which she narrowly survived. After spending over four months in the intensive care unit on life support, she developed complications from endotracheal intubation. As her trachea became scarred and stenosed, Dr. Işık placed a endobronchial stent to help keep her airway open. On her follow-up visit today, the chest x-ray shows that the stent has migrated down into the right main bronchus.
She is tearful and afraid as she is being prepped for bronchoscopy. Dr. Işık needs to look in her airways and determine whether the stent can be re-positioned, replaced or removed entirely. He reassures her in a gentle voice before she is sedated for the procedure. She remains tearful but looks relieved to see his familiar face.
The procedure goes well, but the results aren't good. The stent must be removed entirely and the trachea is extensively scarred. It's a long scarred area, which means tracheal resection is not an option. Another stent may buy her some time, but she will eventually need a tracheal transplant, a dangerous and difficult procedure.
Elsewhere in the hospital, we see patients with lung infections, lung cancers and more of the usual fare for a hospital that draws patients from a large surrounding area. Dr. Işık confides that patient- provider communications and relations have been tense since the killing of a thoracic surgery resident a few years ago. The doctors remain wary of unexpected violence from their patients and families and this casts a shadow over Dr. Işık's face and his work. Dr. Işık is surprised to learn that violence against healthcare providers is epidemic in the United States as well. It makes for an interesting conversation.
University of Gaziantep
Dr. Levent Elbeyli is the senior surgeon and chief of thoracic surgery at the University of Gaziantep. The hospital is large with 900 beds, 20 operating rooms and 24 specialty surgical ICU beds. The Department of Thoracic Surgery boasts four staff surgeons including Dr. Işık and four thoracic surgery fellows. They perform on average, 15 to 20 surgeries per week. They treat the full range of thoracic (lung and pleural cancers, esophageal and medistinal) disease and conditions such as empyemas, hydatid cysts as well as a large amount of thoracic trauma and war-related injuries.


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(60) وَإِذِ اسْتَسْقَى مُوسَى لِقَوْمِهِ فَقُلْنَا اضْرِب بِّعَصَاكَ الْحَجَرَ فَانفَجَرَتْ مِنْهُ اثْنَتَا عَشْرَةَ عَيْناً قَدْ عَلِمَ كُلُّ أُنَاسٍ مَّشْرَبَهُمْ كُلُواْ وَاشْرَبُواْ مِن رِّزْقِ اللَّهِ وَلاَ تَعْثَوْاْ فِي الأَرْضِ مُفْسِدِينَ
60. " And (remember) when Moses sought water for his people, so We said: ' Strike the rock with your staff. ' Then there gushed forth from it twelve springs. Each (group of) people knew their (respective) drinking-place.' Eat and drink of Allah's provision, and commit you not evil in the earth, doing corruption'."
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The Miracle of Water Gushing Forth in the Desert !
Again in this verse, Allah has pointed out one of the important favours bestowed upon the Children of Israel, saying:
" And (remember) when Moses sought water for his people, ..."
When Moses (a.s.) prayed for water, Allah accepted his plea as the Qur'an says: "...so We said: ' Strike the rock with your staff.'..."
Each of those springs flowed for a definite tribe so that among all of the tribes of Israelites: "... Each (group of) people knew their (respective) drinking place. ..."
There are a variety of ideas about what kind of stone that rock was and how Moses (a.s.) was supposed to strike that rock, and in what form the flow of water appeared from it. What the Qur'an says is not more than that Moses (a.s.) struck the rock with his staff and then twelve springs gushed forth therefrom.
This incident is referred to in Exod 17: 1-6, with the only difference being that the number of twelve springs that gushed forth
from the rock is not mentioned.
However, the Lord, on one hand, sent ' Manna ' and ' Salwa ' (quails) for them, and, on the other hand, provided them enough water, easily available, and told them: "...' Eat and drink of Allah's provision, and commit you not evil in the earth, doing corruption '."
In fact, the Lord advises them, as a showing of gratitude for these great bounties, that at least they should lay stubbornness and obstinacy aside and stop hurting prophets (a.s.) .


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Those who serve their country with pride and wear their uniform with dignity are at times targets for their service. While it can often be verbal and written attacks at LAX it was something more sinister.
An American Federation of Government Employees member who serves as a Transportation Security Officer at Los Angeles International Airport and witnessed the aftermath of the fatal November 1 shooting there shares his story in the debut video for AFGE's documentary series, "I Am AFGE."
Victor Payes raced to the airport as soon as he heard the news that a gunman had opened fire at the airport, fatally shooting his coworker Gerardo Hernandez and wounding two other TSA officers and a civilian. Victor wasn't scheduled to report to work for another three hours but he knew he had to be there to support his colleagues and serve his country.
"The shooting had happened at 9 a.m. By four o'clock we were back to business," Victor says in the AFGE video, which is being released today. The shooting was a stark reminder to Victor and his colleagues of the reason why TSA was created in the wake of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks: to protect the American public from harm. It also highlighted the threats that security officers face every day in doing their jobs.
"As time has gone on, unfortunately that threat has not just developed to the American public, it's developed as a threat to us as well," Victor says. "That serves as a reminder and a reinforcement to us that we're there for more than just a paycheck. We're there truly to provide a service to the public."
A son of immigrants, Victor Payes takes pride in his job because it allows him to provide for his family while giving back to America. "As an AFGE member, working at TSA, I know millions of people count on us to make sure they make it to their destination safely, and I'm proud to say that we do our job to make sure they get there safely," he says.
Victor's story is the first to be featured in AFGE's year-long campaign to increase the public's awareness and appreciation of the women and men who work for them each and every day. The centerpiece of the "I Am AFGE" campaign is 15 short-form documentaries that will be released every three weeks through the end of the year, highlighting individual federal employees like Payes who carry out important work across the country. The campaign kicked off last week with the release of a two-minute video that highlights the invaluable services federal employees deliver and explains how federal employees have much in common with the citizens they are sworn to serve. All of the videos will be posted online and distributed to hundreds of news outlets across the country. The campaign also will be promoted through social media, an employee photo contest and other events.
In addition, a special toll-free phone line has been established to record and share testimonials from federal employees or citizens who value the services that federal employees provide. The number to call is 1-844-IAM-AFGE (426-2343).
"AFGE is proud to represent the more than 45,000 TSA officers who protect our skies each and every day under demanding and sometimes dangerous circumstances," AFGE National President J. David Cox Sr. said. "They and all other federal employees are the most dedicated workers you could ever have the fortune of meeting. This campaign is our way of shining a light on them and reminding the public why the work that they do matters."


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Released direct-to-DVD in 2014, Cowboys vs. Zombies (The Devil's Crossing) sounds like one hell of a movie, and it is made even more so by the slick DVD cover art that depicts a cowboy on horseback in the background taking down a zombie in the foreground. However, the movie is a bait-and-switch, as the plotline takes place in a post-apocalyptic world set in what amounts to an anachronistic western-styled society. Making matters worse is that the movie it a complete turkey, from its threadbare and clichéd plotline and overacting performers to its boring action scenes and lackluster special effects.
Cowboys vs. Zombies takes place after the world has experienced a devastating nuclear war. Riffing off the Dark Tower world of Stephen King, the "cowboys" in the movie are modern men reverting back to the days of the Old West, although they still have modern conveniences. The story concerns on Shadroch (Michael Sharpe), who at the beginning the movie is seen burying his wife and kids. He makes a deal with the devil's minion to become a death collector so that he can avenge his family (the setup, sans the devil, is right out of Clint Eastwood's The Outlaw Josey Wales). Once he attains his revenge, Shadroch finds that he cannot escape the devil's minion, and he must now kill whomever the minion decrees.
Shadroch is sent to the town of Celestial, where he must slay a bully who has the town in his killer grip. He waits for the bully the Wail of the Banshee saloon, a wretched hive of scum and villainy. Drinking milk as his poison, Shadroch eventually has a showdown with a bully, but rather than kill him he merely wounds him. This indiscretion brings out the devil's minion, riding a pale horse into town. Following this strange little man is a horde of flesh-eating zombies. The minion is here to collect his debt from Shadroch. When Shadroch refuses to kill the bully, all hell breaks loose.
Written and directed by James Ryan Gary (with writing partner Donald Wells), Cowboys vs. Zombies is a terrible movie. Yes, the movie is shot on a shoestring budget, but the lackluster special effects are not really a problem. The principal problem with this movie is its shotgun scattering, cliché-ridden script, which offers up terrible dialogue—and plenty of it—with a threadbare story that contradicts itself every chance it gets. Making matters worse is a cast that overacts consistently (I attribute this to the director), at times yelling out the dialogue for emphasis. This overacting extends to the zombie extras, which are hilarious in their movements and come off as laughable rather than scary.
The bulk of the movie is one extended action sequence, but the action is boring and hard to sit through. Shadroch and his band of townsfolk (including the obligatory hookers with hearts of gold) use firearms and basic martial arts to take out the zombies, who stand their ground moaning and groaning. There is little blood and no overt gore, so gorehounds will be disappointed.
Cowboys vs. Zombies (The Devil's Crossing) is a missed opportunity. There are flashes of what could have been, but in the end there just was not much imagination exercised in making this movie. The movie does suffer from a low budget, but this is really incidental, as zombies and cowboys don't cost too much and are easy to create (look at Romero for the zombies and the spaghettis from Italy). Don't bother with this one, as it's not worth adding to your zombie collection.


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Vijay Kantavil commented
As of now, when you create a list on Diigo, you only have one opportunity to change that list URL; at point of creation.
Why change the list URLs you ask?
Well, I know of no other way to search for a Diigo list from the browser (Google Chrome) then utilizing the GET queries in Diigo API (older version).
Since it searches list as URLs, I have got into the practice of shortening editable portion of my URLs to just two characters to facilitate searching. But I have over 50 other lists in archive that I have not confirmed to these parameters and no other way to do so then manual migration.
I suggest this because enabling the freedom to change list URLs from time to time will help organizing the data that we accumulate in Diigo and making it easier to retrieve.
I understand this could create conflicts as people could be changing URLs all the time. How about creating a cross check search, much like the one that exist when verifying that your username is available when you sign-up for a service.
I have also experimented with the V2 APIs however I couldn't seem to get it to work. I was using:
I received the error message:
{"message":"Error detected. Please check your input. Contact firstname.lastname@example.com if there's any problem."}


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George Gorman, a deputy regional director for the state parks department, says large sections of the boardwalk were damaged in the storm. He said access is limited to just two parking fields.
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Provisional and Territorial Records Guide
Clatsop County History and Records
The provisional government created Clatsop County out of the northern and western portions of Tuality District on June 22, 1844. Five days later all of Clatsop County north of the Columbia River was used to create Vancouver County. The legislative assembly passed acts in 1845 and 1853 further defining Clatsop County's boundaries. The county occupies an area of 820 square miles.
Clatsop County was named for the Clatsop Indians, one of many Chinook tribes living in Oregon. The journals of Lewis and Clark mention the tribe, which gave its name to Fort Clatsop and the county. Astoria, Oregon's oldest city, was founded in 1811 and the first US post office west of the Rocky Mountains was established there in 1847. Prior to the building of a courthouse in 1855, county business took place in the homes of various prominent citizens.
There is no definite record of the organization of county government until June 3, 1845, when a justice of the peace and a constable were elected. The first county seat was Lexington. Two months later the legislative assembly passed a bill establishing district courts. Three district judges and a sheriff were appointed by the legislative assembly. These district or county courts should not be confused with US District Courts established after Oregon became a territory in 1848.
In 1846 laws were passed making justices of the peace constitute the county board of commissioners and requiring all county officers to be elected. In accordance with these acts an election was held in June, 1847 to select three justices of the peace, a clerk, a sheriff, an assessor, and a treasurer.
Several adjustments were made to county government after the creation of Oregon Territory in 1848. Circuit courts were abolished and replaced by U. S. District Courts. In 1852, Clatsop County was included in the 3rd Judicial District. In 1853, after Washington Territory was established, the districts were reorganized and Clatsop, Clackamas, Washington, and Yamhill Counties formed the 2nd Judicial District.
Before 1850 most of Clatsop County's government activity occurred in Lexington. As Astoria grew, activities gradually shifted to that city and petitions to the county court were granted establishing Astoria as the "place of holding elections." However, it was not until 1854 that the legislative assembly provided for a vote to decide the location of the county seat. The voters were offered a choice of the five town sites which then existed in the vicinity "McClure's Astoria," "John Adair's Claim", Fort Clatsop, Fort George, and "Lower Astoria." "McClure's Astoria" won, receiving 95 votes to a combined vote of 80 for the remaining sites. The choice may have been influenced by McClure's offer of two acres of land as a permanent site for public buildings an offer which was immediately made good.
The first law enforcement officer for Clatsop District was the constable, who was elected on June 3, 1845. Shortly afterward, the legislative assembly created the office of county sheriff and appointed a sheriff for Clatsop County to serve until the regular election. The function of public prosecutor was performed by a territorial officer, known as the prosecuting attorney, until 1853, when the office was provided for each judicial district. The office of county coroner was created by the legislative assembly in 1847. Clatsop County elected its first coroner in 1849.
There were no public schools in Clatsop County until 1851. For the next three years public education was conducted in a subscription school located at Clatsop Plains. The first public school in the county was established at Astoria in 1854. The office of county superintendent of schools was created by the legislative assembly in 1855.
The first assessor, an ex officio member of the board of equalization, was elected in 1847. Tax collection duties were performed by the sheriff. The first treasurer was appointed in 1844 and has been elective since 1847. Although a statute of 1854 provided for the election of surveyors in the then existing counties, the first surveyor of Clatsop County was appointed by the county court in 1857. Astoria had its first meeting of a governing body on June 6, 1856, shortly after it was incorporated.
Series Descriptions for Clatsop County
Assessment Rolls
Census Rolls
Coroner's Inquest Transcripts
Circuit Court Docket
Circuit Court Jury Summons
Circuit Court Minutes
Circuit Court Summons
Circuit Court Term Convening Notices
County Commissioners Court Journal
County Court Minutes
Election Certificates
Election Records
Estate Administrator Appointment Record
Justice Court Process Records
Land Claims
Legislative Act Transmittals
Legislative Assembly Records
Legislative Correspondence
Livestock Brand Applications
Musket Receipts
Probate Court Case Index
Probate Court Case Records
Probate Court Journal
Receipts and Expenditures Report
Reimbursement Claims
Road Survey Records
Sheriff's Correspondence
Tax Rolls
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US District Court Dockets
US District Court Jury Summons
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Vote Abstract
Voting Precinct Petition
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56. Assessment Rolls (CLPCOUN003)
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Microfilm Reel 6
Series used to assess real and personal property in order to determine tax liabilities. Assessment rolls show tax year, property owner's name, real and personal property values, property description, and taxes assessed, items assessed include real estate, livestock, clocks and watches, merchandise, gold dust, and wagons. The 1859 roll also includes a censUS Series is arranged chronologically by tax year.
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Calendar Microfilm
Series used to document county population and to report statistics to the territorial government. Census rolls show resident's name; number of legal voters, adult males and females, males aged 10 to 21, females aged 10 to 18, and number of males and females under age 10; totals; census date; and census taker's certification. Series is not arranged.
58. Coroner's Inquest Transcripts (CLPCOUN009)
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Series documents the findings of jurors concerning the cause of death of Mr. Cawley and an unidentified male body. Document provides a transcript of testimony given by the justice of peace acting ex officio as the coroner. Series is arranged alphabetically by deceased's name.
59. Circuit Court Docket (CLPCOUN012)
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Microfilm Reel 6
Series documents cases entered in the circuit court calendar. Docket entries show names, litigants' names, cause of action. court session date, and case filing date. Series is not arranged.
60. Circuit Court Jury Summons (CLPCOUN020)
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Series documents orders of the county commissioners to the county sheriff to summon prospective jurors for circuit court jury duty. Summons show citizen's name, court location, and court session date. Series is not arranged.
61. Circuit Court Minutes (CLPCOUN010)
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Series documents the proceedings of the circuit court. Minutes show court session date, location of court, officers present, and case actions. The only action recorded is an order for the sheriff to summon grand jurors. Series is not arranged.
62. Circuit Court Summons (CLPCOUN013)
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Series documents summons issued by the court to request individuals' presence at case trials. Summons show date, case name, and summoned person's name. Series is not arranged.
63. Circuit Court Term Convening Notices (CLPCOUN011)
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Series is used to announce the convening of circuit court sessions. Notices show court location, date of convening, and certification. Series is not arranged.
64. County Commissioners Court Journal (CLPCOUN005)
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Microfilm Reel 6
Series documents the proceedings of the county commissioners court. Entries show term, court location, judge's and officer's names, session date, and summary of court actions and orders. Actions include orders regarding license issuance, road surveys, and treasury withdrawals; appointments and resignations of election precinct judges and road district supervisors; bond approvals and continuances; attachments; and taxes received. Series is arranged chronologically by date of court action.
65. County Court Minutes (CLPCOUN014)
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Series documents proceedings of county court sessions. Minutes show date of session, location of court, officer present, and case actions. Actions include replevin writs, contingent proposals for land and labor donations for a court house. jury verdict slips, meeting notices, replevin law suit bonds, promissory notes, and auditor's affidavit of posting of tax sales with attached newspaper clipping. Series is arranged chronologically by session date.
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Series documents deed transactions recorded with the county clerk. Records include conveyance deeds, lien bonds, quit claim deeds, land indentures, bills of sale, debt collection assignments, chattel mortgages, and affidavits. Information includes conditions and parties to agreement, dates, boundary lines, signatures, and book and page numbers of the deed record. Series is arranged chronologically by date recorded.
67. Election Certificates (CLPCOUN008)
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Series documents the county clerk's certification of election results for county officers. County officers included are road supervisor, justice of the peace, sheriff, auditor, and constable. Certificates show date of election, election outcome and tally, oath of office, bond principal and surety names, bond amount, conditions and obligations, and signatures. Series is arranged chronologically by election date.
68. Election Records (CLPCOUN019)
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Series documents local elections held in Clatsop County. Records include notices of election, instructions to election judges, election judge appointments, voter lists, vote tally lists, and poll book sheets. Subjects and issues include election judge appointments, constitutional convention election notice, organic law amendment, and the election of local officials. Series is arranged chronologically by election year.
69. Estate Administrator Appointment Record (CLPCOUN006)
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Series documents the appointment of administrators of estates and a record of appointed administrator's bond agreements. Record entries show date, administrator's name, bond amount, conditions of bond, decedent's name, and probate judge's name. Series includes an alphabetical index by estate name. Series is arranged chronologically by date of court action.
70. Justice Court Process Records (CLPCOUN021)
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Series documents justice court cases. Records include judgments, arrest warrants, subpoenas, certificates of conviction, affidavits, and appearance bonds. Charges include mutiny aboard the Eagle, assault, horse theft, opium smoking, and petty theft. Series is arranged chronologically by date of record.
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Series documents claims for land submitted by citizens for recording by the county clerk. Information includes a description of the surveyed boundaries, number of acres claimed, certification that the claimed land has been occupied or improved by the claimant, page number of US Land Office record book, and signatures of claimant and recorder. Claims may include maps. Series is arranged chronologically by claims date.
72. Legislative Act Transmittals (CLPCOUN024)
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Series consists of two transmittals from Governor George Abernethy to county judges concerning copies of the Organic Act (1845) sent to district judges, the establishment of a probate court for each district, and authorization for the president of the county court to act as ex officio probate judge. Series is not arranged.
73. Legislative Assembly Records (CLPCOUN023)
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Microfilm Reel 7
Records include two legislative acts transmitted to the Clatsop County Court. One is an act ordering the location of a county seat with the names of persons appointed to decide on the location. The other act locates and authorizes a road between Astoria and the Willamette Valley. Series is not arranged.
74. Legislative Correspondence (CLPCOUN025)
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Series documents instructions from John E. Long secretary of the legislative assembly, to the county courts. Subjects include a listing of courts in which judicial power is vested, election of judicial officers, appointment procedures, military duty exemption, ex officio duties, sheriffs election and duties, land owner tax liability, grand and petit juror compensation, and government issued scrip. Series is not arranged.
75. Livestock Brand Applications (CLPCOUN027)
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Microfilm Reel 7
Series shows a description of the livestock brand applied for, date, signatures of the applicant and the county clerk, and the page and book numbers of the county recorder's record book. Series is arranged chronologically by application date.
76. Musket Receipts (CLPCOUN028)
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Microfilm Reel 7
Series documents the receipt of government issued muskets for militia use. Receipts show conditions of loan, date of receipt, and signatures of the county clerk and the recipient. Conditions state that muskets were to be kept in good condition, were not to leave the county, and were to be used only in "defense against the Indians or other hostilities." Series is arranged chronologically by date issued.
77. Probate Court Case Index (CLPCOUN002)
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Series provides access to probate court cases. This index shows the surname and given name of the person and the assigned case number. Series is arranged alphabetically by case name.
78. Probate Court Case Records(CLPCOUNOOI)
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Series documents the probate of estates, and the administration of insanity and juvenile guardianships. Records include administrator's bonds, vouchers, petitions, estate inventories, property appraisals, receipts, correspondence, estate account ledgers, letters of administration, and bills of sale. Series is arranged alphabetically by case name.
79. Probate Court Journal (CLPCOUN004)
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Microfilm Reel 6
Record of probate actions shows term, location of court, judge's and officer's names, session date, and summary of court actions. Actions and orders include the appointment of estate administrators and guardians; estate apportionment approvals; filing of wills, accounts, appraisals, and bonds; the release of guardians and administrators from their duties; and the payment of estate expenditures. Series is arranged chronologically by date of court action.
80. Receipts and Expenditures Report (CLPCOUN029)
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Microfilm Reel 7
Reports show debit and credit amounts for the year ending July 12, 1859; receipted amounts for delinquent taxes and fines collected for the previous three years; expenditures for the school district, elections, county judges, and roads; and amounts remaining unpaid for the years 1850 1858. Series is arranged chronologically by fiscal year.
81. Reimbursement Claims (CLPCOUN030)
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Series documents claims for reimbursement from the county court. Records include claims by surveyors for road surveying services; bills for beef, flour, and tobacco; and sample claims. Series is arranged chronologically by claim date.
82. Road Survey Records (CLPCOUN31)
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Microfilm Reel 7
Series documents the location and survey of county roads. Records include county commission orders, petitions, road and bridge survey reports, county court transcripts, surveyor appointment oaths, and road maps. Series is arranged chronologically by transaction date.
83. Sheriff's Correspondence (CLPCOUN026)
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Microfilm Reel 7
Series consists of a letter to Sheriff Thomas Hart instructing him to receive two judgment executions and to confiscate all property, including a mill and the pilot boat California. The sheriff was also instructed not to advertise the sale of the property until further instructions were received. Series is not arranged.
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Calendar Microfilm
Series documents the collection of assessed taxes. Tax roll entries show taxpayer's name, poll tax owed, county tax owed, school tax owed, territorial tax owed, and total tax owed. Some years also include "paid" notations. Series is not arranged.
85. Treasurer's Receipts (CLPCOUN032)
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Series documents the receipt of property attested to be valued at $61.75 by the county treasurer and the issuance of scrip in exchange. Series is not arranged.
86. US District Court Dockets (CLPCOUN016)
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Microfilm Reel 7
Series documents actions relating to US District Court cases. Docket entries show plaintiffs and defendant's names, cause of action, and subsequent order. Causes of action include indictments for selling liquor without a license, chancery, petition in debt, attachment, assumpsit, and appeals. Series is arranged chronologically by date of docket entry.
87. US District Court Jury Summons (CLPCOUN017)
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Series documents the summoning of prospective jurors as selected by the county commissioners and witnesses. Records include grand and petit jury summons, sheriffs fee bills, witness subpoenas, and jury lists. Summons show names of summoned jurors, time and location of court session, and clerks. sheriffs, and judge's names. Series is arranged chronologically by date of summons.
88. US District Court Process Records (CLPCOUN018)
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Series documents procedural records of cases brought before the US District Court. Records include appearance bonds, cost bills, writs of attachment, arrest warrants, subpoenas, replevin witness fee lists, notices to take depositions, court orders, sheriff's certificates of real estate sales, affidavits, indictments, jury summons orders, and recognizances. Subjects include selling liquor to an Indian, larceny, guardianship of a minor, discharging ballast into a navigable waterway, license violations, and contempt of court. Series is arranged chronologically by date of court session.
89. Vote Abstract (CLPCOUN007)
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Microfilm Reel 7
Series documents the results of Clatsop Precinct and Astoria Precinct elections for local officers. Abstracts show election date, precinct location, offices contested, and the number of votes for each candidate. officers include assessor, justice of the peace, constable, coroner, county commissioner, representative, and sheriff. Series also includes an election summary. Series is not arranged.
90. Voting Precinct Petition (CLPCOUN033)
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Microfilm Reel
Series consists of a petition to the Clatsop County Probate Court signed by twenty-eight petitioners for the establishment of a voting precinct in Astoria and the appointment of election judges. The petition also gives a description of the proposed precinct boundaries. Series is not arranged.
91. Writ of Attachment (CLPCOUN034)
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Series documents the attachment of property pending the determination of suits heard in circuit court. The only record in this series consists of an unsigned writ of attachment issued by the circuit court in the case of John Shively and James Welsh concerning a land claim argument. Series is not arranged.
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