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This is a great Wyoming Ranch for sale. Consisting of approximately 30,000 acres (23,680+/- deeded acres).
This ranch has excellent stock water with wells and power to all pastures.
Historically, The Buffalo Creek Ranch has been used for livestock grazing, but additionally, it offers some of the best mule deer hunting in the area. Furthermore, it offers antelope hunting and upland bird hunting, such as Sage Grouse. The terrain varies from gently sloping to rugged with native grass and sagebrush punctuated with rugged hills and Juniper-filled draws. In some of the draws, one can find petrified trees and this is certainly an artifact finder' s paradise where one might find ancient arrowheads and more.
Excellent ranch land in eastern Sheridan County just a few miles north of Leiter and accessed off of US Highway 14-16 via Sheridan County Road 70 (Arvada-Davis) or 255 (Passaic). From Clearmont, it' s only about 20 miles and from Sheridan it' s about 60 miles. Other towns within similar proximity are Buffalo and Gillette. This ranch can also be easily accessed via the Buffalo Creek Road from Sheridan, which is a 40-mile drive from Sheridan on a good, all-weather gravel county road.
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No Man's War
Irreverent Confessions of an Infantry Wife
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Raised as an Army brat, Angie Ricketts thought she knew what she was in for when she eloped with Darrinthen an infantry lieutenanton the eve of his deployment to Somalia. Since that time, Darrin, now a colonel, has been deployed eight times, serving four tours in Iraq and Afghanistan. And Ricketts, has lived every one of those deployments intimatelydistant enough to survive the years spent apart from her husband, but close enough to share a common purpose and a lifestyle they both love.
With humor, candor, and a brazen attitude, Ricketts pulls back the curtain on a subculture many readers know, but few ever will experience. Counter to the dramatized snap shot seen on Lifetime's Army Wives, Ricketts digs into the personalities and posturing that officers' wives must survive dailywhether navigating a social event on post, suffering through a husband's prolonged deployment or reacting to a close friend's death in combat.
At its core, No Man's War is a story of sisterhood and survival. As Ricketts states: We tread those treacherous waters together. Do we sometimes shove each other's heads under water for a few seconds? Maybe even on purpose? Of course. Are we sometimes dragged underwater ourselves by the undertow created by all of us struggling together too closely? Without a doubt. But we never let each other drown. Our buoyancy is our survival."
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July 9, 2016 - May was the rainiest on record (and cold, too!) June wasn't much better, and still on the cool side, but summer has arrived with July! All the 2015 whites have been bottled and released. Our new peeps are growing and have decided they enjoy the front yard more than the vineyard, so they are always running around out there. We had several big wind and rain storms that took out a lot of our trees, including two in the front yard and two major branches from our lovely old maple by the parking lot. Not only are we sad about the trees, but the house seems naked and exposed!
April 1, 2016 - A beautiful spring day - no April Fool! Our March Food Bank drive was a huge success! We'll be delivering all the goodies early next week to them. We've had so much warm weather so early, the grapes are coming awake earlier then usual as well. So now we get to worry about freezes and frost until the end of May! It's a farmers' life in the vineyard. Bottling the 2015 whites will start next week. This is a great time of year to come out and enjoy the weather and watching all the fruit trees and grapes waking up!
2/9/2016 - This is the quieter time of the year for us. We are open on Saturdays and Sundays only, and the vineyard is asleep. With luck this will continue to be a fairly mild winter and the grapes will be happy. This is the time we prune back the vines. We mulch the pruned canes and use the mulch all around the farm and tasting room.
12/7/2015 - December is a great month! The weather is still great for enjoying the fire pit outside, we love helping spread the holiday cheer through our Food Bank special, and we have two Open Houses with lots of great food!
10/31/2015 - We're now moving into our slower season. The last harvest (Norton) is done and most of the wine is now laid to rest. Our Music Under the Arbor series for the season has ended with a beautiful (albeit cold) fall day. The leaves have turned, but not all fallen yet, so the mountains are still golden. The harvest and crush moved very quickly this year and we thank everyone who came out and helped us with the various activities - we hope you enjoyed it as much as we did!
Will stopped by one day and stayed on to help with the rest of the harvest season. He was a great help as well as a pleasure to get to know - we look forward to our paths crossing again soon!
9/7/2015 - We are jumping into harvest with both feet! We have already finished the Pinot Gris, Seyval, Viognier, and Chardonnay. This weekend we will harvest the Traminette and then Vidal - and those are just the whites! Come out and join us for the lovely fall weather and give us a call if you are interested in helping to harvest. Our Pick 'em & Stomp 'em was perfect - great weather and happy volunteers - check out this video on YouTube .
8/15/2015 - What a fast summer it's been! We managed to take a two week vacation to northern Europe (Moussa's first time) and left the tasting room in our staff's capable hands. Now we're back, and it seems like we're jumping straight into harvest! We try to schedule the annual Pick 'em & Stomp 'em for Labor Day weekend, but the grapes don't want to wait, so it has now been moved up a week to August 29 - just around the corner! Today is our 6th year in business and we're having a party! Just a super busy time for the next couple of months.
6/4/2015 - With the coming of beautiful weather, the vines are growing and the grapes are starting to come out. It's a great time of year to come out for a visit to enjoy the wine and the surroundings. Bring a picnic to enjoy and plan to stay a while and relax!
5/1/2015 - April and May are busy months in the cellar, as we bottle our whites from the 2014 harvest. We have a great core bottling team of volunteers that help us keep up with it - thanks Mary, Dan, and Lou!
4/6/2015 - Spring has finally sprung! We had our annual "Our Wine and Ewe" sheep shearing event and had lots of folks come out to enjoy watching and helping. Mother Nature was very cooperative and cleared all the clouds and rain out to have a beautiful sunny day. I'm not sure the sheep enjoyed it as much as the rest of us did, but they feel like they've been on a crash diet and lost about 15 pounds! The whole weekend was beautiful and lots of people came out to enjoy the weather.
7/1/12 - RIP Sweet Daisy. The terrible news is that Daisy died unexpectedly Friday morning. Anyone who has been to our tasting room met her as she loved to keep us company there and meet all our guests (and get belly rubs from them!). She leaves a very big hole.
We are located in the Shenandoah Valley off of U.S. 340 Business between Luray and Elkton just outside of the town of Stanley.
From Luray, VA: Use 340S Business through the town towards Stanley. Approximately 6 miles south of Luray, turn left on 624 (Hawksbill Dr), then left on 689 (Marksville Rd).
From Charlottesville, VA: Take 29N to Ruckersville, then 33W to Elkton. In Elkton, take 340N approximately 13 miles, then take 340N Business to Stanley. Shortly after crossing the RR tracks, turn right on 689 (Chapel Rd) which turns into Marksville Rd.
From Harrisonburg, VA: Take 33E to Elkton. In Elkton, take 340N approximately 13 miles, then take 340N Business to Stanley. Shortly after crossing the RR tracks, turn right on 689 (Chapel Rd) which turns into Marksville Rd.
We are on the right in the middle of the curve after passing Pine Grove Rd, in the white Victorian with the light purple shutters. The tasting room is in the back! Custom Directions.
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Gainesville head coach Todd Cottrell doesn't remember what he told his team during a timeout midway through the third quarter, but whatever he said worked to perfection.
MACON - Moving up to Class AA had little effect on the Jefferson Dragons, who won their eighth consecutive GHSA State Duals title following a dominating 48-19 win over Lovett in their championship match Saturday at the Macon Centerplex.
With her team-high 21 points in Lumpkin County's 48-41 win over West Forsyth on Saturday in Dahlonega, Lady Indians' senior Ashley Brown now owns the school scoring record.
The Gainesville High boys basketball team rebounded from its first subregion loss with a 37-32 win against West Forsyth on Friday in Gainesville.
East Hall's boys and girls basketball programs are starting to play with the consistency its fans are used to seeing.
OAKWOOD - Fundamental skill is a necessity for any team hoping to be a contender.
JEFFERSON - Cole Hightower knows there isn't any shortcut or magic formula to explain Jefferson's success on the statewide stage in wrestling. The Dragons don't credit their triumphs to a stock of naturally superior athletes.
In the annals of high school basketball in Hall County, there have been freshman who have stood out.
The Vikings opened subregion play with on a winning note with a 75-63 win against Johnson on Tuesday in Gainesville.
FLOWERY BRANCH - If football is a game of inches, basketball is a game of seconds, and the Flowery Branch boys needed all 1,920 in the game to pull out its 70-68 win over Gainesville on Tuesday night at Flowery Branch High.
The Chestatee High girls basketball team overcame a six-point deficit in the fourth quarter to defeat Creekview 50-48 and stay unbeaten in subregion play on Tuesday in Canton.
Gainesville was led by Jaymee Carnes with 13 points and Kela Griffin with eight on Tuesday in Flowery Branch.
Lowndes High defensive back Greg Reid earned Player of the Year honors when the Georgia Football Magazine released its All-Classification team on Tuesday. Buford High's Dallas Lee, a Georgia signee, was named to the First Team offense. Georgia verbal commit Washaun Ealey, from ECI, was named Offensive Player of the Year. Tucker's Jonathan Davis was tabbed Defensive Player of the Year.
West Hall's Kavon Williams was sick for two of his three basketball games last week. Rather than sit on the bench and let himself recover, he put together the energy to play all three games.
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Gainesville High's Davis Weaver won the University of Georgia Junior Classic by one shot after shooting a two-day total of 153 (11-over par) Wednesday ...
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Thirst for yield
Record all time high (22.11) and still moving up. The shorts incorrectly discounted the thirst for yield?
Note bounce upwards of nearly 5% on 7/8. Perhaps the article was a contributing factor?
Or not.
See excellent article by Brad Thomas today in Seeking Alpha. From the article: "HASI increased its dividend by double digits every year, and now we can see a trend in which the company has boosted its dividend. I like patterns... it makes me think of the words "sustainable yield". "
Bouncing around 35 or so at the beginning of July. It will go up once current situation is rectified.
Not a large purchase.... will wait a number of years as I have a long time horizon. It paid off with my GILD purchase around 2002.
Price recovery moving up smartly.
Combo of short seller panic and Brexit panic? My oh my.
Still a good company, but you cannot fight the tape. I have bailed from GLW at a decent profit. I will return, as you suggest Merv, at $15.
Read it. Agredd. Good article about SNR.
This is a standard part of HTA's business plan... will result in a larger firm after they use the money to buy more properties. The dividend will then be raised. Rinse and repeat. Much ado about nothing.
Sentiment: Buy
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I am hoping for something near to 19 also as a place to add, but HASI is showing strength in the face of headwinds.
Sentiment: Buy
Oh, and I am long HASI also. I have been in for about two years and have DRIPed in the dividends.
Sentiment: Buy
In complete agreement pay.back37.
Sentiment: Buy
With an apparent BREXIT panic beginning PEGI is way down pre-market. How many projects do they have in Europe? Zero from what I can see. Keep your powder dry and look for a point to add during the rush to sell. Just a thought.
Sentiment: Buy
Will do. Cheers.
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Mormon Media Observer: Two writers use the Book of Mormon to score political points
I also condemn the use of scripture to attack any politician.
But don't get me wrong.
I'm glad these articles and comments made the national press in some ways. I'm glad people are finally opening the Book of Mormon and talking about what it actually says. (Obviously, I take grave exception with Williams' characterization of the Book of Mormon as "mythic.") I wish for more people to read it.
Of all the things I've been disappointed in my years of study of news of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, the thing I have been most disappointed in is the lack of coverage of what is really in the Book of Mormon — of the remarkable, serious, arguments it makes — even to those who aren't willing to assume it is a true, ancient record.
I marvel that a book that ends in death and decay somehow seems fundamentally about love and hope.
I marvel at its deep, relevant discussions and illustrations of taxes, of wealth, of poverty, of race, of secret combinations, of terrorism, of politics and of atheism — all extremely timely topics today.
Then, when I think I've learned what the Book of Mormon says about modern issues, I realize it says so much more than I thought. I find I quietly gain a more nuanced, humble positions on public policy issues directly from my study of The Book of Mormon.
Pondering the Book of Mormon has made me more willing to listen to my political opponents and to try to understand them.
The Book of Mormon deserves a broader place in the public discourse, and it should be used with more care than these journalists have done. But give them credit for at least opening more dialogue about this great book.
Finally, briefly, I couldn't let pass annual World Press Freedom Day May 3 without a brief mention.
According to the Associated Press and the organization Reporters Without Borders, 67 journalists were killed in 2011 and another 22 have died so far this year. Many were targeted precisely because of the work they do.
According to the Committee to Protect Journalists — via the AP —179 journalists were detained in 2011, a 20-percent increase over 2010.
And on World Press Freedom Day, three journalists were found dead in Veracruz, likely killed by the terrible, corrupting drug violence down there.
I will never forget interviewing an editor from Columbia who talked about the sacrifices he and others made there during drug violence. He told me he had a choice — to turn the future of his children over to the criminals or try to stand against them.
He, like so many other brave men and women, chose to stand.
As much as journalists sometimes frustrate us, let us remember with gratitude what sacrifices many of the best make for us every day.
Lane Williams teaches journalism and communication at BYU-Idaho. He is a former journalist whose scholarly interests include Mormon portrayals in the media, media and religion, and religion and politics.
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1Divide by cutting or slicing, especially suddenly and forcibly: the head was severed from the body (as adjective severed) severed limbs
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cut off, chop off, lop off, hack off, cleave, hew off, shear off, slice off, split;
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break off, discontinue, suspend;
bring to an end, end, put an end to, terminate, stop, cease, conclude, dissolve
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Middle English: from Anglo-Norman French severer, from Latin separare 'disjoin, divide'.
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Mayor resolves to create a healthier Anaheim
On this issue, I tend to procrastinate a bit and often never even get around to making a New Year's resolution until mid-January. But this year, I, like many people, hope to celebrate the gift of life by eating healthier, exercising more and generally taking better care of myself throughout 2013.
When I think about my New Year's resolution for the city of Anaheim, my goal is not much different than my personal goal: create a healthier Anaheim.
I like to think about creating a strong immune system for the city so that we have the inner strength to defeat any trouble that may come our way – either manmade or a natural disaster.
There is a role for each and every one of us in creating a healthier Anaheim. Young or old, we all can be kinder, watch out for our friends and neighbors, lend a hand when it is needed, attend a neighborhood meeting when invited, organize a bake sale for the local school ... the list goes on.
For those of us who may not know our neighbors very well – or maybe at all – a wonderful New Year's resolution would be to meet the people on our street and perhaps take part in the city's "Hi Neighbor" initiative. When we know each other, we naturally look out for each other more, perhaps taking in our neighbor's garbage cans when they are away or raking leaves for an elderly neighbor.
This sense of connection translates to a stronger economy as well. Better neighborhoods mean better business. Businesses want to locate or expand and hire in a city filled with good, healthy neighborhoods.
When a city focuses on the health of its neighborhoods, the business community – the city's overall economy – will naturally benefit as well.
In the end, a city is healthiest when its people are connected to each other.
When we have a strong sense of community, our families, our neighborhoods, our schools and our city are stronger, healthier and happier. This is my New Year's resolution for our city.
For more information on the "Hi Neighbor" program, visit the city's website at anaheim.net.
– Tom Tait is the Mayor of Anaheim
Council member promises to continue public services
It has been such an honor to serve the residents of Anaheim this past year and my sincerest wish is for all of us to enjoy a safe and prosperous new year. My resolutions for 2013 focus on what I hope to accomplish on behalf of my fellow citizens.
Public safety: The safety of our residents is paramount to the entire council. That is why I have resolved to advocate for the restoration of pre-recession Police and Fire staffing and champion new, comprehensive gang prevention programs to protect our neighborhoods.
Blight Eradication & Code Enforcement: I began working with city staff on this issue in 2012 to aggressively address blight in Anaheim, particularly in our most fragile neighborhoods. In 2013, I resolve to support the innovative new Code Enforcement program that City Staff will roll out this spring.
ARTIC & Street Car (ARC) Programs: Anaheim is moving quickly to become the county's transportation hub. Our transit programs afford the city exciting new opportunities to improve mobility and reduce congestion. My resolutions include the continued support of these projects.
Economic growth: I have consistently supported the Resort Area because it is the key to our city's economic recovery and growth. My resolution is to harness the power of this economic engine to fund new programs in Anaheim's most underserved neighborhoods.
Community services: I have been working with the Anaheim Chamber and city staff on a new program to improve neighborhoods – Kids, Parks, Arts and Libraries (KPAL). It is my most cherished resolution that this program has direct, sustainable funding for hallmark programs serving kids and the city's world-class arts programs. I know we can expand programs like those that have been so successful at Ponderosa Library.
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IRVING -- One of the major story lines this week is the play of the Cowboys' young wide receivers.
It seems, Dez Bryant, Kevin Ogletree and when he's in there Jesse Holley don't know where to lineup or where to go when the ball is snapped.
After they break the huddle, you see quarterback Tony Romo telling one of the receivers he's not in the right spot. The Cowboys were forced to call a timeout vs. Washington last week on a fourth down because there was miscommunication between the receivers and the quarterback. The Cowboys were going to go for it, but decided to punt instead.
On an interception thrown by Romo, Ogletree stopped running in the middle of the route leading to the pass to be picked off. The issues just don't rely with the young players, against the Jets, Miles Austin ran to the corner of the end zone and Romo threw a backshoulder fade at the goalline leading to an incompletion.
"Sometimes they know, and sometimes they don't know," wide receivers coach Jimmy Robinson said. "It's a little bit of everything. I think sometimes we're trying to get guys in the right spots and we sometimes change guys a little bit in midstream to get the right guy we want running a particular route and sometimes it doesn't always get communicated. That's not necessarily the players fault. It sometimes, the coaches fault, sometimes it's my fault. It's a work in progress for all of us. We've all, including myself, have to do a better job, myself at the top of the list, believe me."
Austin has been fantastic this season. He's playing through a hamstring injury, that will keep him out until the Week 6 game at New England. Austin leads the Cowboys with four touchdown receptions, three coming in the Week 2 victory over San Francisco. Of Austin's 14 catches, 11 have been for a first down, which is second on the team to Jason Witten's 12.
It's clear the Cowboys miss Austin's ability to make plays and his knowledge of the offense.
"Anytime you don't have your best receiver out there playing you miss him because he's kinda of the guy that everybody looks to make the plays," Robinson said. "And he certainly is the guy that made the plays in the first two ball games when he was in there."
Robinson said you can't worry about not having Austin because you have to focus on Bryant, Ogletree, Holley, Robinson and rookie Dwayne Harris, who has yet to catch a pass in a NFL game. Bryant is battling through a thigh bruise that forced him to miss the 49ers game, but he played Monday vs. the Redskins.
Romo believes in the young receivers and stressed Ogletree's abilities after Thursday's practice. Yet, it's hard to ignore the confusion of the receivers when they break the huddle sometimes.
"In their defense, sometimes they switch positions," Romo said. "They're not playing the Z or the X. Then all of a sudden your top two guys are out and they have to shuffle them around a little. It's not always as cut and dry that you're at that position all week and boom, all of a sudden, someone else who has been playing has a hammy and you have to go there and now that formation you haven't heard in awhile, are you inside on the bunch or outside. It's not as simple as it sounds."
Robinson, in his first season, after coaching in Green Bay from 2006-to-2010, said the young receivers have to improve.
"We're a work in progress," Robinson said. "I will put it that way. We got a long way to go. We're doing some good things at times, we're not doing it consistently enough, so like I said, we got work to do. I think we are making improvement. It needs to come faster. They're young guys and they're trying and they're doing the best they can, they're working hard, they're into it. They care about it. it's important to them, but we're young and inexperience and we've got a ways to go yet, but we're getting there, but we got to grow up fast."


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Source: Business Insider
quote: Apple is an American corporation exporting products all over the world.
quote: Wrapping what everyone else has designed and built in aluminum isn't a technology.
quote: They import parts and physical resources from Asia.
quote: That makes it easier for me to get higher in the food chain.
quote: I find it odd that some people glom on to a company and derive some sense of pleasure from thier success
quote: I genuinely wonder if some of the trolls here are on payroll of Apple.


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June 28, 2013 at 23:53:14 Jun 28, 2013 @ 23:53
Nice try, idiot.
stuntin on these corny niggas
My picture, my raft, and my pool.
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Nice try, idiot.
stuntin on these corny niggas
BUYING FUCKING AWESOME VANS SIZE 8, 9, OR 10 AND PCL CHUKKA SIZE 8 OR 9. http://hypebeast.com/forums/sneakers/204368
Yes last season's bags and I didn't check the size of Devil's Point.damn, Devils Point??I think I saw one of the staff in NY wearing one of those version of cdg yesterday. Also they had Green Devils Point, red beach towel and orange tree camo backpacks and all colors duffel tree camo bags.
Edit: are you talking about last season's bags??
F/S Supreme Jump Rope
FW12 was Supreme's last good season.
Eras: Checkered corduroyWhat's the best supreme vans of all time?
"those who break the rules are scum, but those who abandon their friends are worse than scum."
There were plenty as of yesterday.are bling logo snapbacks sold out at the fairfax store?
was gonna cop but closed before I got there
death grips is so anti-corporate this collab would make no sense...can you even imagine would death grips would have to say about pudgy high schoolers lining up to buy overpriced clothing?Supreme x death grips
Fucktard we been developed a ratio
i like the colors of these and respect your opinion but to me they look too much like an Emerica Hsu to me
Not the rarest or oldest, but my personal favorite, got the brown
dude...news of it leaked so early...you can't really blame them...although props for making us wait and second guess it ....the thirst for basquiat is real at this point...if its decks im def gonna try and cop and use it as artwork...because i love his art & supreme...basquiat please...
if they seriously just blew off that collaboration completely I'm gonna hire 5 monkeys to follow me to James Jebbias' greenwich house and knock on the door so i can have them fling their smelly feces on his glorified english face.
Fucktard we been developed a ratio
that isn't 'elitist' shit, thats how the half-cab became a shoe. cab's original high top was being cut down by skaters at the time for a lower shoe that still protected their ankles. after cutting them, people covered the cuts with duct tape and stickers. so yeah, maybe now it looks ugly, but it is significant as to how the half cab came about.Originally posted by Inactive User
Concept is cool, shoe is ugly as fuck
Quit it with that elitist shit.
I think that was meSome nigga out bid me on my neighbor hood tee :/
**1/24/2014**: ALL OF MY SUPREME GOING DIRT CHEAP! tinyurl.com/SupremeBLOWOUT
box logo looks off but idkOriginally posted by Inactive UserIs this legit ? if so what season ?
forgot to addPick ups I've kept this season:
Work shorts -navy
Military shorts -black
light wash denim
PCL sk8 his
Island tank -red
Melange Shirt -burgundy
Micro dot shirt -navy
Gingham shirt -black
Pocket tee -green
Thin Striped pocket tee -black and blue
Athletic top -grey
CDG half cabs -olive
8( x x )8
FW12 was Supreme's last good season.
FW12 was Supreme's last good season.
What's the best supreme vans of all time?
"baller futuristic groovy gangsta with an attitude"
FW12 was Supreme's last good season.
fit was weird as fuck i got rid of mineOriginally posted by Inactive User
I wish I didn't sleep on this... the regret
Not the best, but would've really liked to have seen these be put into productionWhat's the best supreme vans of all time?
Mid August Some time between the 12-18th im saying. They barely even close for a few days. Its F/W where they close shop for over a month.When does the ny store close for new line???


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An Evening of the Arts
An Evening with MANCINI is a must attend benefit gala in support of the Philharmonic Society of Orange County on Saturday, March 2, at 6 p.m. at Segerstrom Center for the Arts, Samueli Theater. Chaired by Marta Bhathal and Marsha Anderson,
An Evening with MANCINI is a musical tribute to legendary Academy Award-winning film composer Henry Mancini, best known for iconic works such as "Moon River" from the film Breakfast at Tiffany's, "Days of Wine and Roses" and the jazz-idiom theme to The Pink Panther film series.
Party attendees will enjoy a cocktail hour with hors d'oeuvres, followed by an elegant dinner catered by Patina, and will be treated to an exciting vocal performance by two-time Grammy-nominated recording and concert artist Monica Mancini. Monica, daughter of Henry Mancini, will perform a revue of her father's best-known works, complemented by film highlights and a live band. Proceeds from the evening will benefit the Philharmonic Society and its nationally recognized Youth Music
Education Programs. The gala is generously sponsored by Mikimoto, the originator of cultured pearls since 1893.
A brief live auction will take place immediately following the dinner, featuring a limited selection of items and one-of-a-kind experiences, as well as Fund a Need that will putting much-needed instruments in Orange County schools. Offered at no charge to parents, students or schools, the Philharmonic Society's Youth Music Education Programs have supplemented music education in Orange County for more than 50 years.
Tickets start at $1,000 for the gala. For more information, visit http://www.philharmonicsociety.org/Events/?i=533
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text: 093 FXUS65 KRIW 210846 AFDRIW Area Forecast Discussion National Weather Service Riverton WY 246 AM MDT THU JUL 21 2016 .SHORT TERM...TODAY THROUGH SATURDAY NIGHT IN NORTHWEST WYOMING, A SMOKE PLUME WAS SEEN STREAMING NORTHEAST ON WEDNESDAY ORIGINATING FROM THE CLIFF CREEK FIRE ALONG WITH A SMALL CONTRIBUTION OF SMOKE FROM THE LAVA FIRE. AN INCREASE IN SOUTHWEST WINDS HELPED THE FIRE ALONG WEDNESDAY. THEN ONCE THE WINDS DIED DOWN, DRAINAGE WINDS TOOK OVER WITH THE NORTHWEST DRAINAGE WINDS DRAGGING THE SMOKE ALONG WITH IT SOUTHEAST ALONG THE WIND RIVER BASIN, DELIVERING SMOKE TO THE RIVERTON AREA BRIEFLY BEFORE CLEARING OUT FROM THE NW. IT REMAINS TO BE SEEN HOW THE AREAL SMOKE COVERAGE WILL PLAY OUT AT SUNRISE RESULTING FROM THE NOCTURNAL WIND Regime TO BETTER AID IN PREDICTING THE AREAL Coverage OF SMOKE FOR TONIGHT. TODAYS WINDS WILL BE LIGHTER THAN THEY WERE ON WEDNESDAY WITHOUT ANY UPPER LEVEL WEATHER FEATURE TO STIR THE WINDS UP TODAY. HOWEVER, THE MINIMUM RELATIVE HUMIDITY WILL BE DOWN IN THE LOW TEENS AT THE LOWER ELEVATIONS EAST OF THE DIVIDE AND IN THE MID TO UPPER TEENS WEST. THE HAINES WILL BE A SIX TODAY WHERE THE CLIFF CREEK AND THE LAVA FIRES ARE BURNING. THE ONLY AREAS WE EXPECT ANY CONVECTION TO DEVELOP WILL BE ALONG THE HIGHER PEAKS WHERE THEY WILL REMAIN WITHOUT ANY STEERING FLOW TO PULL THEM OFF THE MOUNTAINS. SOUTHERN SWEETWATER COUNTY MAY ALSO SEE SOME ISOLD CONVECTIVE ACTIVITY CLOSER TO THE MONSOON PLUME STILL LURKING TO THE SOUTHEAST. TODAY WILL SEE HIGH TEMPS WELL UP INTO THE 90S IN MANY LOWER ELEVATIONS EAST OF THE DIVIDE WITH 80S WEST. THE TROUGH OFF THE PACIFIC COAST AT AROUND 140W MARKED BY A COUPLE OF PROMINENT CIRCULATIONS, WILL BE APPROACHING THE PACIFIC NW ON FRIDAY. AS IT DOES, THE PRESSURE GRADIENT WILL ONCE AGAIN INCREASE RESULTING IN AN INCREASE IN WEST SOUTHWEST WINDS ON FRIDAY. RIGHT NOW IT APPEARS THAT THESE WINDS WILL LIKELY BE ABOUT AS STRONG AS THEY WERE ON WEDNESDAY. THE ACTUAL TROUGHPA WILL NOT TAKE PLACE UNTIL 12Z SATURDAY. HIGH TEMPERATURES WILL BE A COUPLE OF DEGREES WARMER FRIDAY MUCH LIKE THEY WERE WEDNESDAY WITH THE ADDED DOWNSLOPE WARMING EFFECT WHICH WILL JACK THE HIGH TEMPS UP OVER 100 IN THE BIG HORN BASIN AND IN JOHNSON COUNTY ONCE AGAIN. THE MINIMUM RELATIVE HUMIDITY WILL DROP DOWN COUPLE OF PERCENTS AS WELL. THIS ADDS UP TO THE POTENTIAL FOR ANOTHER CRITICAL FIRE WEATHER DAY FRIDAY. LATER SHIFTS MAY WANT TO CONSIDER THE IDEA OF FIRE WEATHER HILITES FOR FRIDAY. AS FAR AS ANY CONVECTION IS CONCERNED WITH THIS APPROACHING PACIFIC WEATHER FEATURE, A FAST MOVING BAND OF THUNDERSTORMS WILL LIKELY RACE EAST ACROSS THE CWA FRIDAY AFTERNOON WITH THE MAIN FEATURE WITH ANY T CELLS BEING STRONG GUSTY WINDS ONCE AGAIN. THE ASSOCIATED COOL FRONT WILL DRAW IN COOLER TEMPERATURES FROM THE NORTHWEST SATURDAY FOR A COOL DOWN OF ABOUT 5 TO 10 DEGREES FOR HIGH TEMPERATURES ON SATURDAY. SATURDAY WILL FEATURE LIGHTER WINDS ALONG WITH CONTINUED LOW RH AS THE WESTERLY STEERING FLOW KEEPS CONDITIONS DRY AND THE MONSOON FLOW WELL TO OUR EAST AND SOUTHEAST. .LONG TERM...Sunday through Thursday Beginning of forecast period, Sunday - modest ridging aloft across the FA with a surge of monsoonal moisture through the southern and central Rockies into eastern WY. a few showers/storms may catch the far eastern CWA as moisture is somewhat wrapped back into the area and tries to flow back towards relative low pressure over central/western WY...at least into portions of the eastern FA during the evening period. A few stronger storms expected across eastern Natrona and Johnson counties. Monday through Wednesday, relatively flat flow aloft with surface high pressure set up across the eastern half of the CONUS and low pressure across the west will keep the moist monsoonal flow through the southern and central Rockies and into the central and northern plains. There will be a fair number of MCSs likely to form each night across the plains but leaving central and western WY relatively untouched by rainfall except for an occasional spurious shower/storm over a higher peak or two...or across far southern WY near the border, closer to the monsoonal moisture and slightly better instability. Wednesday night through Thursday, while there are some differences in the MR models begin to show with regard to the upper level pattern and subsequent evolution, it is apparent that an upper SW trof is likely to move across the northern Rockies and high plains, pushing a front through the FA at least east of the divide. This will increase chances for showers/storms first across the far north overnight Wednesday then east of the divide Thursday. Hopefully this comes to fruition. With regard to the current fires burning across the western fire zones, a flattening flow pattern aloft and pressure fields at the surface will allow winds to turn and blow more out of the west to northwest instead of the southwest...especially Tuesday through Thursday...before possibly turning northeast Thursday night. && .AVIATION.../12Z ISSUANCE/ The main aviation concerns: 1. Isolated high based afternoon/early evening convection mainly along and south of Interstate 80. There could also be very isolated convection over the mountains, but confidence is lower than farther south. Thus will only VCTS at KRKS. Gusty/Dry microburst winds will be the main hazard. 2. Smoke from ongoing wildfires across western Wyoming will cause MVFR restrictions at times especially on routes between KJAC-KRIW and KJAC-KBPI/KPNA. KJAC terminal could see MVFR restrictions from smoke this morning, and will have 6SM FU in KJAC TAF to account for this. This smoke could also impact KRIW and KCOD, but less than KJAC. 3. Winds outside of convection will be mainly light. && .FIRE WEATHER... Warm and dry conditions will persist TODAY, with areas still having the potential for elevated Haines indices OF 6 during the afternoon hours. Friday will see a disturbance moving through the area. After a hot,dry,and breezy day Friday, this system will help to cool down temperatures, increase humidity, and potentially initiate shower activity over portions of the area by Friday evening. After the exit of the disturbance, westerly flow will move over the area, with generally dry conditions through the early weekend. && .RIW Watches/Warnings/Advisories... None. && $$ SHORT TERM...Lipson LONG TERM...Braun AVIATION...WM FIRE WEATHER...Lipson


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John Ashbery's Planisphere
Pulitzer Prize winning poet John Ashbery (who is also an ambassador of the Library's LGBT Committee) just came out with a delicious new book of poems. Planisphere has all of the vision, humor, slant observation, and colloquial intelligence for which Ashbery is famous. The new poems also have a careful intimacy and elegiac sense, which were noted in the New York Times' glowing review. I've been reading it back and forth all week; my favorite poems so far is "Episode":
"In old days, when they tried to figure out
how to write the sweetest melodies, they fell
on a bed, chewed the pillow. A moon rankled
in the crevices of a shutter. In 1935
the skirts were long and flared slightly,
suitably. Hats shaded part of the face.
Lipstick was fudgy and encouraging. There was
music in the names of the years. 1937
was welcoming too, though one bit one's lip
preparing for the pain to come..."
For more of Ashbery's work make sure to check out the first volume of his Collected Poems, released last year by Library of America.
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Muncie Central High School Alumni
Muncie Central Alumni Photos
What is this site?
- Send messages to alumni
- View MCHS Alumni Profiles
- Share your memories
- Share photos with others
- Discuss past activities
Click on the Yearbooks below to view a copy Online at Classmates.com®. If you don't see your class's yearbook, check out our yearbook page.
Famous Alumni
There are currently no Muncie Central notable alumni listed. Be the first to add an MCHS famous alumni.
The memorials below are for students of Muncie Central High School that have passed away.
- Class of 1960 James Armstrong,
- Class of 1960 Don {Donald} Atkins,
- Class of 1960 David, Michael Austin,
- Class of 1960 Mary Jo Avery,
- Class of 1960 Sharon Ball (Reeves),
- Class of 1960 Donnie Barber,
- Class of 1960 Mary (Ann) Barlow (Ennis),
- Class of 1960 Robert W. Dick,
- Class of 1960 Judy (Lykins,) Fogle,
- Class of 1960 William T. (Bill) Griffin,
- Class of 1960 Jim Lutton,
- Class of 1960 Billie Jo Neal,
- Class of 1960 Alvia R Sebastian,
- Class of 1960 James (Jim) Voisard,
- Class of 2000 Tiffany Driver
- Class of 2000 Jesse Sebastian
- Class of 2001 Yussif Davis
- Class of 2007 Christian Cloutier
- Class of 1962 Gene Watts
- Class of 1970 Kevin McGary
- Class of 1988 Angie Golipher
- Class of 1998 Barber Brandi
- Class of 1964 Carl Benham
- Class of 1984 Erich Delaney
- Class of 1982 Karrie Milli
- Class of 1966 Jerry Pherson
- Class of 1966 Vickie Marlow
- Class of 1969 Loren Devos
- Class of 2004 Alex Golden
- Class of 1966 Carl Barber
- Class of 1956 Joan White
- Sterling Chambers
- Class of 1966 Terry Condon
- Class of 1944 Bettiy Rose
- Class of 1989 Scott Cooper
- Class of 1968 Jane Baker
- Class of 1964 Carlton Kirtz
Muncie Central Alumni Merchandise
Alumni from Muncie Central can use this site to get in touch with old friends from their high school in IN. You can also find out what other graduates are doing now, share memories with other alumn, upload pictures from Muncie Central and find other alumni. If you are an alumn of MCHS you should register now in the alumni directory. We also encourage you to interact with the rest of the alumni on this site. You can find old friends, share photos and stay updated on the latest school news.