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Topic Title: One Person Junk is Another's Treasure
Created on March 1, 2009 at 05:54 PM
Annie M
Carol, yes, my husband has thought for years that I was a few puppies short of a pet shop! As I bring in new 'junk', he just shakes his head and says, "great, another project." He has often referred to my aged findings (for which I have great plans) as kindling!
For your sattelite dish feeders: drill a few small holes in the dish for drainage, cut a piece of window screening and place in the dish, then fill the feeder. Water will drain away and the feed will still be useable. And I would think maybe you could paint the dish with pool paint. After all, it's safe for humans to swim in without problems, and as long as you're into shades of blue and green, it seems like an alternative to satellite dish gray! Good luck!
Heidi G
Old worn out trimmers that were attached to a broken branch and a bird house made from old skids proudly housed Martins in my garden this year.
Heidi G
Here is the same old later in 2009. It is amazing how a garden can grow in 1 year.
Heidi G
The latter I found in the trash has become a nice starting point for my Clematis. This picture is spring 2008. I will post summer 2009 soon.
do any of you have a spouse who thinks you are obsessed/crazy? Mine does for sure. I took an old piece of copper gas line (bendable) painted it grassy green-curved, hid part, & had a snake. It scared my adult daughter, so obviously it worked. I beg old "pizza" sattelite dishes from friends, hang with chains. Instant bird feeders! I usually use craft wire & beads to jazz it up. I am not sure what paint would not leach into the food, especially if it got wet. Anyone have other ideas for garden goodies?
Heidi g
I would love to see a picture!
We bought an old farm and as you know farmers tend to have junk piles in the back. I was rummaging around in there and spotted an old boiler top.
It is about 30" across, 40" long and 20" tall It looks like a half a ball with a small chute attached, and a hole in the top.
We drug it up, tipped it over, and put it in our new shade garden. After filling it with top soil and compost we planted a Heucherella Stoplight (that was bought from Garden Crossings) in the center and Coleus on the outside. We planted Impatiens in the chute so it looked like the flowers were flowing out.
It was beautiful. Until something ate the Impatiens! Then the Coleus!
Heidi G
In this picture you will notice that I have my Clematis climbing up a pretty cool thing. It started off as a windmill that lasted only a few months before the top broke off. Instead of dumping the base part I save it and I now have 4 clematis climbing up. The clematis are: Blue Angel, Sunset, Henryi, and Rhapsody.
Heidi G
Your garden is beautiful! I love your garden treasure!
Okay, here is the shed from my last post. Finally figured it out!
I had my eye on this old shed for over two years. It was wasting away at an old abandoned farm. One day someone was at the farm and I stopped to ask about the shed. Turns out it is an old pump house. The new owner was just going to bull doze it!! He let me have it for free. It was some task taking it apart and moving it. I had to replace the roof and back wall. Luckily my carpenter had some aged barnwood that matched almost perfectly. The two windows on the sides even slide.
Sorry for the typos, my keyboard needs replacing.
I would love to show pix of what I have picked up in the trash, let alone the 110 other gardenrs that I am the volunteer coordinator (Golf Course Island Community Gardens, Reston, Va). We always scrounge. We share not only plants and seeds, but trellises made of everything imaginable, recycled fences (used both as fences or made into something usable), tree trunks, rock that was picked up from outcrops, ladders, headboards, footboars, maiklboxes, broken terra cotta pots, twigs, palletes, and lots more. I am the world's greates dumpster diver for my gardens. If someone is tired of something or finds something, I have an area for 'recyclable freebies'. Nothing lasts more than a day. I'll send pix when I can.
So good to show my husband that someone else has a ladder in their garden!! Great for climbing peas and beans. Love the birdhouse idea. Thanks.
Heidi G
My thoughts for this post is that you may have something in your garden that you found in the trash. Your treasure has become a great accent to your garden. I have a few things that I have found over time that are now great addtions to my garden. I will be posting these things from time to time. I would love to know what you have in your garden so I know what else to watch for on the road sides, garage sales, and thrift stores. Make sure you post pictures!!!
One of my favorite things in my garden is a old wooden ladder that was going to get thown out. It was not sturdy enough for someone to climb but is perfect for my clematis.And once again I hit the jackpot this week. I was at a local thrift store and saw a old ladder in the junk pile. Now I get to plant more clematis :)


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See ya Clint. Thanks for playing. You're out.
NASCAR officials have changed their minds, and in so doing, have virtually eliminated Clint Bowyer from Chase contention.
It took three days for NASCAR to reverse its position and penalize the No. 33 Chevy team. And this one's a whopper -- 150 points, easily the most ever for a playoff driver.
"I'm sure it leaves them with a knot in their throat," said Robin Pemberton, NASCAR's vice president of competition. "But it does for us, too. It's not any easier on our part than it is on the competitor. We don't want these things to happen, either."
It's the way it happened that's in question. NASCAR might as well call this an 11-man Chase now. Bowyer is done. He still goes down in the books as the winner at New Hampshire to start the Chase.
In reality, Bowyer is the biggest single-event loser in Chase history. He goes from 35 points down in second place to 185 points down in 12th.
And the crazy thing is everything was OK after the race. That's right. It was all ice cream and cookies.
So what happened? From the fan's perspective, how does a team go from an innocent verdict on inspection after the race to NASCAR's version of the death penalty 72 hours later?
A trust issue is at stake here. How can fans know if the winner did things fair and square?
Usually about an hour or so after each race, a NASCAR official will announce to the media these words: "All clear."
It indicates the postrace inspection process is complete and the winning car -- and all the other cars -- had no issues. That's what happened Sunday in New Hampshire.
Now we have a new statement: "Upon further review "
NASCAR inspectors reserve the right to rethink their position. They looked at Bowyer's car more closely back in North Carolina and said, "Ah-ha! You cheated!!"
That's how is appears, but Sprint Cup director John Darby said that isn't the case. He used the example of engines always being brought back for further inspections after being cleared after the race.
"It's two different styles of inspections," Darby said on a Wednesday conference call about the penalty. "We inspect the engines the best we can, but to inspect them thoroughly, they must be disassembled.
"The car [body] today is much the same way. Like an engine, it's too intrusive to run the full inspection [at the track]. You have to disassemble some of the race car."
But this situation is different from the way it normally works. If NASCAR inspectors feel something might be wrong after the postrace inspection, they won't give the all clear on Sunday evening.
A NASCAR official will say the car had an issue in the inspection process and will be further examined back at the Research and Development Center in Concord, N.C.
At that point, everyone knows something bad probably could happen.
But how can a car go from passing inspection on Sunday to being so far outside the rules on Wednesday that the team receives a crushing penalty to ruin its season?
If the car was that far out of whack, did it really take a fine-toothed-comb inspection to find the violation?
NASCAR officials also look bad because they won't say exactly what was wrong with the car.
"It revolves around how [the] body is located on the frame," Darby said. "Respectfully, our teams do have the ability to proceed with an appeal, so [to] get into specific measurements of a car is not be fair to Richard Childress Racing or NASCAR."
On Tuesday, an Associated Press story said Bowyer's car at Richmond one week earlier was close to being illegal.
"They were in the box [at Richmond], but getting close to some of the tolerances and we asked them to come in to see if they aren't getting off on one of their build sheets," Pemberton told the AP.
That prompted me to write a blog saying, "So what? Isn't that the goal of every team? Aren't they supposed to be close?"
"Close to the line is something we see frequently,'' Darby said Wednesday. "Teams are much more comfortable now with the car and our procedures. So they use our tolerances to their advantage. But a big responsibility of NASCAR is to keep people out of trouble."
It also should be NASCAR's responsibility to let the public know if a winning car might have crossed the line. A team can't be OK and a winner on Sunday, but the biggest cheaters in Chase history on Wednesday.
Either they broke the rules or they didn't. There should be no gray area here.
But there was a huge gray area in this case, and that's unfair to everyone involved -- drivers, crews and especially the fans.
Terry Blount is a senior writer for ESPN.com. His book, "The Blount Report: NASCAR's Most Overrated and Underrated Drivers, Cars, Teams, and Tracks," was published by Triumph Books and is available in bookstores. Click here to order a copy. Blount can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.

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Published: Saturday, June 14, 2014 at 9:00 p.m.
Last Modified: Saturday, June 14, 2014 at 9:53 p.m.
Anne Rebecca Tucker and Jeffrey Alan Braune of Birmingham were married May 24, 2014, at Canterbury Chapel in Tuscaloosa with the Rev. Jack Alvey of All Saints Episcopal Church in Birmingham and the Rev. Brant Montgomery of Canterbury Chapel in Tuscaloosa officiating the double-ring ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of Millicent Gribbin Hudson of Tuscaloosa and John Michael Tucker of Berne, Texas. She is the granddaughter of the late Rev. and Mrs. Emmet Gribbin of Tuscaloosa and the late Mr. and Mrs. Roy Tucker of Jackson.
The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Braune of Santa Rosa Beach, Fla. He is the grandson of the late Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wilkerson of Birmingham and the late Ada Kopp of Birmingham.
Escorted by her mother and father, the bride wore her grandmother's wedding gown, an antique ivory satin charmeuse gown with a cathedral train. The bodice was accented with lace appliques and seed pearls.
The bride was attended by Sarah Tucker Chaloupek of Atlanta, Ga., as matron of honor and Laura Tucker of Birmingham, as maid of honor, sisters of the bride. Bridesmaids were Brandi Marks Tucker of Panama City, Fla., sister-in-law of the bride; Laura Blair Pate of Fort Campbell, Tenn.; Elizabeth Poellnitz of Birmingham; and Austin Kendrick Cook of Huntsville. Flower girls were Allison Chaloupek, niece of the bride; and Ansley Cox, niece of the groom. Catherine Poellnitz was the crucifer.
Best man was John Thomas Walker of Birmingham. Groomsmen were Michael Flemming, Richard Colafrancesco, Charles Callans, William Shannon, all of Birmingham; and Kellie Wilkerson of Portland, Ore., cousin of the groom.
After a wedding trip to Belize, the couple will reside in Birmingham.
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Cast: Johnni Black, Angelica Sin, Rich Handsome, Blake Palmer, Brian Surewood, Sadie Sexton
Critical Rating: AAA
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Some inspired moments might make this work for your regulars, and Johnni Black fans will be well-pleased.
Director Cash Markman (played by Frank Bukkwyd), Angelica Sin and Sadie Sexton are locked up in a southern redneck jail after the police bust him for shooting explicit photos of the two. The familiar plot follows its predictable course, and while SExton and Sin turn in commendable performances, Johnni Black walks away with this one.
She and Brian Surewood are dressed in formal wear, having a romantic dinner by candlelight-doughnuts, right out of the box. Black squeezes some filling onto her breasts and Surewood licks it off. Then she wraps a chocolate doughnut around his cock and sucks him. surewood returns the favor by squeezing some creamy filing on to her puss and lapping away. But the best is last, as Black places a doughnut between her tits and Surewood shoots all over it and her breasts. Black then licks the cum off the pastry, and eats it, chocolate, cum and all. Dunk that, baby.


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While Derek and April try and find a way to save the ER, Cristina and Leah struggle to keep a patient alive while respecting his wishes. Alana is pulled into a surgery with Owen that may change the way she views the hospital's ER.
Creator: Shonda Rhimes | Director: Steve Robin | Stars: Ellen Pompeo, Sandra Oh, Justin Chambers, Chandra Wilson
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The government cannot condition benefits on the nonassertion of rights.
The executive compensation caps that President Barack Obama and Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner summarily announced this week violate both the Constitution and Economics 101.
I have argued on this page that the Troubled Asset Relief Program for the banks is itself inherently and profoundly unconstitutional for several reasons. It promotes only short-term private benefit, rather than the general welfare as the Constitution commands of all federal spending. It evades the constitutional requirement of equal protection by saving some businesses and letting others that are similarly situated simply expire. And it delegates to the secretary of the Treasury the power to spend taxpayer dollars as he sees fit, in violation of the express constitutional grant of the nondelegable spending power to the Congress.
Now the federal government wants to interfere with private employment contracts already entered into -- and regulate those not yet signed -- in order to satisfy the perceived populist instincts of the electorate. To do so, it demands salary caps as a condition to the receipt of public assistance.
Salary caps are unconstitutional because they violate the well-grounded doctrine against unconstitutional conditions. Simply stated, the government may not condition the acceptance of a governmental benefit on the non-assertion of a constitutional liberty. The government cannot say to individual welfare recipients that they may not criticize the Congress or their welfare checks will be cut off, because the right to criticize the government is a constitutionally protected liberty. It similarly may not condition corporate welfare on the prohibition of contracts with employees above an arbitrary salary amount, because freedom of contract is protected by the Constitution as well.
The salary caps also constitute a taking. High ranking executives are corporate assets with experience and knowledge unique to their employers' businesses. By arbitrarily reducing their salaries to serve the government's political needs, deflating their worth to their employers, incentivizing them to work less, or chasing them away, the government has stripped these individuals of their personal value and of their value to employers without just compensation. Such a taking is prohibited by the Fifth Amendment.
Moreover, government-mandated salary caps will impede economic progress. We can presume that the senior executives of the banks that have received TARP funds who are paid more than $500,000 annually are worth at least that much to their employers. Otherwise the employers would be violating their fiduciary duties to their shareholders by paying those salaries. These employers are banks which the government has "rewarded for failure," to use the president's phrase, by investing money from taxpayers who would not voluntarily invest their own money there.
So, not only are these banks in distress, not only do they seek federal dollars in order to stay afloat, but under these salary caps they cannot go out and get the best talent to run them. The government that is trying to save them, the government that has forced taxpayer dollars into them, has denied them the freedom of contract necessary to assure their salvation. Why would underpaid executives stay with a bailed out bank when their true worth will be compensated elsewhere?
The government can't run a business. Just look at the Post Office, which loses $6 billion a year and has salary caps. Is this what's coming to the banks? If the government can evade the Constitution and violate the basic laws of economics what will it do to free enterprise next?
Mr. Napolitano, who was on the bench of the Superior Court of New Jersey between 1987 and 1995, is the senior judicial analyst at the Fox News Channel. His latest book is "A Nation of Sheep" (Nelson, 2007).
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When you're away from the house and kitty's on his own, he may get bored and lonely. But you can go a long way toward preventing that by making kitty's surroundings interesting and rewarding while he has the place to himself.
Yes, your cat may conform to your schedule somewhat and take long naps while you're at work or school, but when he wakes up to an empty house, your advance planning can make a big difference in his mood and level of mental and physical activity in those circumstances.
Add Interest Outside the Home
Set up a bird feeder and bird bath near (but not too near) one of kitty's favorite windows. Be sure to learn about keeping bird baths and feeding stations clean, so you'll be providing a service for the birds rather than putting their health at risk. Your cat will enjoy watching the activity at those places. Even if resourceful squirrels end up eating a lot of the seed, kitty won't mind.
Certain trees and shrubs do a very good job of attracting birds and squirrels—all the more entertaining for your keen feline observer. You can also buy or build birdhouses and nesting boxes that attract feathered residents. Set up bird nesting and feeding areas several feet or more away from kitty's viewing windows, and both birds and cat will be less frustrated.
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Start with an enriched and accommodating environment for your cat. Kitty should have scratching posts (the more, and the more variety, the better), perches for viewing or napping (or both), and hiding places.
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Kimmel's Pot Jokes Earn Invite From Calif. College
Posted: 01/10/2013 - Humboldt State University in California has invited Jimmy Kimmel to deliver the school's commencement address after he joked about its marijuana research program.
Posted: 01/10/2013 - Humboldt State University in California has invited Jimmy Kimmel to deliver the school's commencement address after he joked about its marijuana research program.
Posted: 01/10/2013 - Meredith Vieira is leaving "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire" after 11 years as host of the syndicated game show.
Updated: 01/10/2013 - With millions views, an invisible driver has become very visible on the web. He plays a driving prank sure to drive takeout window workers nuts. Jeanne Moos literally converses with a talking car seat.
Posted: 01/10/2013 - U.S. retail sales of video games and gaming systems fell 22 percent in December, capping a year of declining sales for the industry.
Posted: 01/10/2013 - Miss Maryland and Miss Illinois have picked up prizes in the second day of preliminary Miss America competition in Las Vegas.
Posted: 01/10/2013 - A misdemeanor driving charge against retired television movie critic Gene Shalit is set to be dismissed in Massachusetts.
Posted: 01/10/2013 - The estate of William Faulkner has settled a copyright lawsuit against Northrop Grumman Corp. and The Washington Post Co. for using a Faulkner quote in a newspaper ad by the defense contractor.
Posted: 01/10/2013 - Two former Guantanamo detainees have criticized "Zero Dark Thirty," a film purportedly based on the real-life hunt for Osama bin Laden which suggests that brutal interrogations provided key intelligence.
Posted: 01/09/2013 - The "Twilight" finale had better reviews than the franchise's previous four movies, but you'd never know it from the Razzie nominations singling out Hollywood's worst of the year.
Posted: 01/09/2013 - The Chinese arm of U.S. casino company MGM Resorts International has won official approval for its new casino-resort in the world's most lucrative gambling market, Macau.
Posted: 01/09/2013 - Historical biopic "Lincoln" leads the race for the British Academy Film Awards, with 10 nominations at the U.K. equivalent of the Oscars.
Posted: 01/09/2013 - William Shatner is getting a new Priceline commercial co-star: Kaley Cuoco of CBS' "The Big Bang Theory."
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Posted: 01/08/2013 - Kate Winslet's new husband has won an injunction in a British court to stop a tabloid newspaper publishing photos of him at a costume party.
Posted: 01/08/2013 - Polish prosecutors have opened an investigation into a Swedish artist's claim that he used the ashes of Holocaust victims to make a painting.
Posted: 01/08/2013 - A painting by Henri Matisse has been recovered a quarter century after it was stolen from a Swedish museum by a sledgehammer-wielding thief.
Posted: 01/08/2013 - One of hockey's greatest and most private stars, Bobby Orr, is finally telling his life story.
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Posted: 01/07/2013 - LG is unveiling a 55-inch TV that sports "ultrahigh-definition" resolution with more than 8 million pixels, kicking off what is likely to be a mini-obsession with the latest super-clear format at the International CES gadget show in Las Vegas.
Updated: 01/11/2013 - An online poll with millions of voters for what fans felt was the best animated series of 2012 had a very clear winner: the latest version of "My Little Pony."
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The old town of Menton on the French Riviera is a maze of narrow cobbled streets which are a joy to explore. Sometimes you turn a corner and find yourself walking down or up a broad stone staircase like the one in the above image. Menton is the last town before the Italian border and as a result the climate is perfect and an Italian flavour is very evident in the buildings and the food.
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Leonardo DiCaprio and Rihanna Reportedly Got Hot and Heavy at the Playboy Mansion
Whoa! According to a report from TMZ, it looks like Leonardo DiCaprio and Rihanna were seen really enjoying each other's company this past weekend (Jan. 10).
Whoa! According to a report from TMZ, it looks like Leonardo DiCaprio and Rihanna were seen really enjoying each other's company this past weekend (Jan. 10).
The fight between Justin Bieber and Orlando Bloom is the gift that keeps on giving. Next up on the growing list of bizarre and unexpected details surrounding the scuffle is the report that Leonardo DiCaprio was also present for the restaurant drama, and he very vocally picked a side!
Red carpets are usually always about the dresses that the ladies wear, since fashion is a mostly female forte. However, the 2014 Oscars ceremony was not without plenty of well-dressed and handsome men, sporting tuxes, ties and generally cleaning up nicely.
Leonardo DiCaprio may have turned down a role in the cult classic 'Hocus Pocus,' but his lack of singing talent lost him the part of Christian in 'Moulin Rouge.'
Womp, womp.
Hollywood is full of temptation -- something that has, sadly, become all too obvious in the wake of Philip Seymour Hoffman's death and Justin Bieber's recent antics and DUI arrest. Yet somehow, certain celebrities are able to resist the illegal highs and pitfalls that stardom has to offer -- and Leonardo DiCaprio is one of them.
Leonardo DiCaprio is deathly afraid of sharks, so he decided to swim with one -- which didn't go too well for him.
There are few actors as hardworking and reliably great as Leonardo DiCaprio and there are fewer with such discerning taste. After all, not every actor out there has managed to work with James Cameron, Quentin Tarantino, Christopher Nolan, Sam Mendes, Ridley Scott, Steven Spielberg and Martin Scorsese. Filmmakers, audiences and critics alike all seem to love him with equal fervor...which means the news that he's taking a break from acting is enough to make us a little sad.
Once the kids wake up Christmas morning to see what Santa brought them and the newness has worn off, what do you do next? Most major retailers and mom and pop stores are closed for the day, so what is there to do? Catch a movie of course! Christmas day is traditionally a big day for movie ticket sales and new releases and this year there is no shortage of new releases.
If things went according to plan, Baz Luhrmann's 'The Great Gatsby' would be hitting theaters next week on Christmas Day, and we might be having a conversation about how Leonardo DiCaprio could be up for both the Best Actor and Supporting Actor Oscar. Instead, the picture moved to May, and we're a little less than six months away from its release. But now there's a new trailer to hold us over.
His name is Django and as he's quick to point out, the D is silent. It's just about the only quiet part of Quentin Tarantino's 'Django Unchained,' a boisterous, bloody blaxploitation/Western hybrid. What else would you expect from Tarantino, the modern master of genre pastiche, flavorful dialogue, and grossly exaggerated violence? Whatever 'Django''s issues -- and it has a couple -- failing to deliver on its promises isn't one of them. If anything, the issue is the exact opposite.
As you might imagine, it didn't take long for Warner Bros. executives to start talking with Christopher Nolan about a follow up to 'The Dark Knight' – the film was a massive critical and commercial success. But would you believe they already whispering their plans for 'The Dark Knight Rises' to Nolan and his creative team at the 'Dark Knight' premiere? And they even had an idea for who they wanted to play the villain…
It looks like it didn't take long for Blake Lively to move onto a new A-list leading man.


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Cute dog sweater, Katie! Have you tried to see if you can get the sweater stitches around a 16" circular? Even if it's 14" around, it will stretch. I bet you can get away with just doing the legs with DPN on that project. Definitely go with bamboo or wood for the first time DPN project if it's something with so few stitches as the legs of the dog sweater. You'd want at least 8-10 stitches on a metal needle to keep it from sliding out when you're getting the hang of DPN, more stitches if you're a loose knitter. But do try DPN, a lot of folks prefer them, including myself! Great advice on this thread from everyone, you'll be off to a good start. And having said Bamboo DPN, that's my advice to start, but as Sandy said, if you like metal needles generally, you may like them on DPN once you get the hang of them. I do my socks on simple Boye or Susan Bates metal needles.
Oh, and if you want to ease into sock DPN knitting, you might like Elizabeth Zimmerman's Moccasin Socks pattern, which has you do the cuff in the round but then the instep using flat knitting and a 16" circular. It's a great pattern in general, and uses half the DPN knitting of most socks. Even less actually, since it's in worsted weight yarn. The construction is unusual, so if you're looking for the classic sock, that's not it. Very practical and fun though!
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Poseidon: "What The Greeks Do Best!" Santorini Island Restaurant Tip by johngayton
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Definitely the best way to eat out in Greece is in company. Order a range of appetizers to share to fully appreciate the diversity of the cuisine and then if you want anything individual as a main course you can do so.
Here at Poseidon my company for the main Sunday dinner, during Euromeet2007, numbered eighty-odd and boy did the restaurant do us proud!
Obviously eating as a large group I can't really comment on what the norm is for the place but everything was great. Eating outside in the balmy early June heat was a pleasure. The service was outstanding, food just kept flowing as did the beers and wine. Obviously we created our own ambience but I can imagine that even when a bit quieter this would be a pleasant place to eat.
Favorite Dish: We were on a set-menu but absolutely nothing wrong with that. Appetizers, of which there seemed a never-ending array, included the usual Feta salad, mixed salads and the local bean speciality, along with copious quantities of delicous bread. For main course I had opted for the swordfish which came as a huge freshly-grilled steak with home-made chips and yet more salad. I think there was also something for pudding but Carlos and I opted for more beer instead!
Price Comparison: less expensive than average
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Approval of the Minutes: Mr. Lufkin moved to approve the minutes of the December 1, 2005 meeting as presented. Mr. Roberts seconded; the motion carried unanimously.
Present: Mary Ann Broderick, Tom Harwood, Brandon Wind, Hal Roberts, Robert Michaud, Chris Ortwein, Chip Bromley, Don Harris, Deborah Gould, Robert M. Pellegrino, Tangela Randolph
Call to Order: Mr. Harwood called the meeting to order in the absence of Chairman Weaver.
Codes Department Business Development Report
Mr. Harwood presented his report, covering November. He noted the Newtown Rental Center addition and subdivision request, which involves the moving of an historic house.
Approval of the Minutes
Mr. Roberts moved to approve the minutes of the November 3, 2005 meeting as presented. Ms. Broderick seconded; the motion carried unanimously.
Bucks Chamber of Commerce
No report. Information and further detail about all LBCCC events is available on the website: www.lbccc.org .
Joint Downtown Newtown Corporation
Ms. Ortwein distributed postcards announcing holiday events, and noted the information regarding the new Byers' Choice custom made kindle on the reverse of the postcard; all proceeds from kindle sales will go towards marketing Newtown. She reviewed the upcoming events, noting Aha! Friday on December 1st. Ms. Ortwein said she was excited about the partnering of the Main Streets program with the Newtown Business and Professional Association and the Newtown Borough Retailers Association. She noted two new businesses soon to open in Newtown, Blossom and the Grotto.
Ms. Ortwein reported that the JDNC Economic Restructuring Committee has been looking at the mixed use on State Street and part of Sycamore Street, and questioning if zoning is most optimum for business use. They have spoken to Lynn Bush of the Bucks County Planning Commission and a member of the Commission will attend a future committee meeting.
Ms. Ortwein noted that First Night Newtown will be held at a new time this year, running from 4:00 to 9:00 pm, with fireworks at 9:30 pm. Entertainment will include a portion of the Russian Children's Circus, who will give two performances. Ms. Ortwein noted that the complete schedule and information could be found on the website: www.firstnightnewtown.com.
Ms. Ortwein reported that a grant had been received for the initial investigation of signage, and that a second grant had applied for to proceed with signage; they should hear if the application was accepted around mid-December. Ms. Ortwein noted that there had been a piece by George Stephanopoulos on "World News Tonight" where Mr. Stephanopoulos had interviewed people from Bucks County, including at Becky's Deli on State Street.
Newtown Business and Professional Association
Mr. Wind noted that NBPA was sponsoring Breakfast with Santa and co-sponsoring other holiday events. More information about the association and its events is available at the NBPA website: www.newtownbpa.org.
Economic Development Commission
Mr. Pellegrino said the EDC was meeting quarterly; the next scheduled meeting would be held two weeks from today. He said that with upcoming changes in the Board of Supervisors he was not sure of the future of the committee; there might be a change of purpose or in the meeting schedule. He said the committee might look at issues such as zoning on Sycamore Street.
Mr. Pellegrino reported that Sycamore Street was nearly completed; he said the contractors have been slow to wrap up the project. He said the township budget was scheduled for adoption on December 14, noting the Board had held several budget hearings. He noted that a reserve fund had been set up for the development of the Woll Tract; the project will cost approximately $4M.
Mr. Roberts asked about the street corners near 7-11, noting they were not very wide; Mr. Pellegrino said this had been done intentionally to slow traffic and make the area more pedestrian friendly. Mr. Pellegrino said that traffic should move more smoothly once the closed loop system was completed this spring.
Newtown Business Commons Association
Mr. Pellegrino said the Newtown Business Association met last week and is setting up their first annual meeting, possibly to be held January 27, 2006. He said they are looking to set up a business card exchange, business fair, and increased promotion. Mr. Pellegrino said the association is working with JDNC to coordinate signage; he noted that Homeward Suites has offered to fund monument signs.
Community Map
No report.
New Business
Mr. Harris said a residential re-occupancy inspection program had been proposed, to be performed upon re-sale or re-rental. He said the program is included in the 2006 township budget. He noted that about half of the communities in Bucks County have this program, and that the purpose was to be proactive regarding safety issues, inspecting specific things such as dryer vent systems, electrical panels, wiring, outlets, smoke detection systems and garage doors for code compliance and safety. Mr. Harris said the proposed fee would be $100, to cover inspection costs, and the fee would be the owner's responsibility. Mr. Roberts said that the key to the success of the program would be the turnaround time and attitude of the inspectors. Ms. Gould suggested public education so that people would understand the purpose of the program and how it would work. Mr. Harris clarified that Emergency Services would perform the inspections and that commercial re-inspections are currently done annually; he said by requiring inspections on resale safety could be better ensured. Mr. Harris said he hoped the program would be adopted in December and begin in January or February.
Next Meeting
The next scheduled BDC meeting will be Thursday, January 5, 2006.
On motion by Mr. Roberts and without objection, the meeting was adjourned at 1:10 p.m.
Respectfully submitted,
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COLUMBUS (AP) — An Ohio inmate scheduled to die April 20 is arguing that the state's use of lethal injection drugs violates federal prescription drug law.
Death row prisoner Darryl Durr on Wednesday asked U.S. District Judge Michael Watson in Columbus to act quickly to hear Durr's claim that administering the drugs in executions is illegal.
Durr's lawsuit, filed Monday, argues the use of the drugs violates the federal Controlled Substances and Food & Drug acts.
Durr says those laws prohibit the use of drugs such as lethal injection chemicals without a doctor's prescription.
The U.S. Supreme Court rejected a similar argument 25 years ago, but Durr believes he's raising new issues.
He was sentenced to die for raping and strangling 16-year-old Angel O'Nan in 1988.
He's a incredulous and now crying coward,..
Darryl Durr, took the wrong time to posture as a legal eagle after his lawless behavior landed him with a date with his fate.
He needs to know that as a member of lawful society. I'm outraged he's been allowed to continue to live so long after his savage act of self indulgence.
The girl he raped and murdered bore rights and he indefensibly violated them beyond any merit of vindication.
So now if he opposes lethal injection as a means of equitable justice. I say they allow him to chose between being electrocuted, hanged or shot by firing squad.
Be done with that silly savage and I say it be done to hell with him more expeditiously.
As a responsibly sensible and fiscal means to bring an end to his insistence on being an intolerable nuisance,..
He does have a valid point . Potassium Chloride is not a controlled substance and is much cheaper and very effective . Why waste more money on him ? Use Potassium Chloride and he will have no objections .
45 cal to the head would work too.
I have reviewed your case and I find overwhelming evidence of your use of a dog chain to kill the sixteen year old girl . Part of the evidence was your admission of doing so . What makes you so special that you deserve to live and she didn't ?
6 April 2010 11:30
A bit of irony here,..
I'm not savage nor brutal but I'm so tired of lawless trash like Darryl Durr. In regards to him I was thinking more along the lines of a 50 Cal at center mass and at relatively close range with his snakish eyes open.
See not even knowing the victim what he did hurts inside just to hear and even try to imagine the hellish terror he put that girl through.
As well as the immeasurable pain he inflicted upon her family, friends and those of us in society that care about others along with self.
Knowing I'm not alone in how I feel about this and not caring even if I were.
But Darryl Durr, needs to know that if the state was to solicit volunteers to exact such a measure on him.
They'd have a multi applicant quandary of who to select from such a groundswell of who'd gladly volunteer to do the public service honors.
I can be called a lot of things and some zealots or those that see things differently will surely use this as fodder to allege I'm off base.
However, no matter what the indifference I absolutely refuse to fit the description of one being or bearing dishonesty.
Which in this case I see Darryl Durr, as a reprehensible being that's been spared too damn long.
For which without hesitation nor remorse I could care less if they tossed him into a pool of sharks, den of bears, pit of gators or any other means.
That they or anyone else could devise to rid society of the allowance of his maniacal mortal existence.
As a measure of awareness,..
For those not familiar with this case and find my sentiments rash or abrasive. Hug your child, spouse, parent, or any member of family, friend or neighbor.
Then settle in for trying to endure the drastic details of the individuals derangement.
If the facts don't unnerve you you'll likely never see things as I do,.. http://off2dr.com/modules/extcal/even...
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Published: Sunday, November 11, 2001 at 6:01 a.m.
Last Modified: Saturday, November 10, 2001 at 11:00 p.m.
Martha Mae Pellegrin LaBauve, 63, a native and resident of Houma, died at 11:30 a.m. Thursday, Nov. 8, 2001.
Visitation will be from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. Monday at Chauvin Funeral Home. Services will be at 7 p.m. Monday at the funeral home.
She is survived by three sons, Randy LaBauve of Bourg, Kerry LaBauve and Terry LaBauve of Chauvin; three daughters, Arlene Adam of Bayou Blue, Tammy Chauvin and Dinah "LuLu" Daigle of Chauvin; one sister, Marie Nelton of Bourg; 11 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Randolph Roy LaBauve; her parents, Wilson and Aurilia Carlos Pellegrin; and a brother, Norman Pellegrin.
She was a homemaker.
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Noise from the 2 nightclubs but we were quicky moved to a quieter room
It is ideal place for Udon Thani as located in the center of the city which have shopping department store as well. Excellent.
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Looks awesome! Been waiting to check this patch out.
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Noises sent me 2 beta invites so if anyone wants to try Firefall PM me your email and I'll send them out. 1st come first served as ever
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I didn't send you invites, everyone in the beta got two from Red5 after they were satisfied the recent milestone was stable.
Anyone who wants in should be aware, we're just testing mechanics and playing to provide metrics for the devs right now. Playable content is a bit thin on the ground, the map closes in on you after a week or so and PvP is... interesting. But the game itself is pretty as all get out and has so, so much potential imo. If you've played the beta and didn't like it, please check your invites as you WILL have two to give away, and I'd like to see more TOGgers involved.
I'll remind a couple of people in TS and ask them to post if they have invites on hand. Once they're offered, first in best dressed and all that. For some reason these invites are regarded as golden tickets.
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MIT has announced a major new campuswide initiative to promote transformative, cross-disciplinary research relating to the environment.
The initiative will be formally launched in the fall, and its founding director will be Susan Solomon, the Ellen Swallow Richards Professor of Atmospheric Chemistry and Climate Science. Maria Zuber, MIT's vice president for research and the E.A. Griswold Professor of Geophysics, stewarded the establishment of the new initiative, and expressed gratitude to Solomon for having agreed to serve as its first leader.
On Arpil 3, DUSP hosted a special event on the topic of " Cities for All: A Universal Design Colloquium." The event was a unique opportunity to ponder design as a civil right -- creating universal access to urban spaces and places for diverse populations.
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DUSP students Elizabeth Kuwada, Alison Crowley and Laura Martin are members of the Federal Home Loan Bank of Boston's 2014 Affordable Housing Design Competition two winning teams . The competition pairs teams of graduate students with affordable housing organizations to develop innovative and comprehensive development proposals addressing the needs of these organizations.
• Elizabeth Kuwada team's won first place for their AlmaViva project. The team was composed of Harvard and BU students and they worked with Lawrence Community Works.
In 2013, with the support of the MIT Energy Initiative, DUSP students Yael Borofsky and Sarah Dimson launched "Energy for Human Development" (e4Dev), a platform for students, faculty, and practitioners to collaborate across disciplines around energy and human development issues in developing countries.
MIT's Amy Glasmeier, Professor of Economic Geography and Regional Planning in the Department of Urban Studies and Planning and co-chair of the Energy Education Task Force, received a Distinguished Scholarship Honors from the Association of American Geographers (AAG) at the Association's annual meeting on April 12, 2014. Glasmeier was among nine individuals who received recognition from the AAG for their contributions to the advancement or welfare of geography.
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UrbanAfrica, a student organization in the Department of Urban Studies and Planning at MIT, has launched a new website, accessible here. The purpose of UrbanAfrica is to explore the complexity of urban development in African cities and discuss strategies for engagement. Thr group is constituted as a space to explore research and practice-based interests, generate academic discussion, and elevate the analysis of African cities within DUSP and MIT more broadly.


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American manufacturer Corning Incorporated demonstrated live at CES 2012 the robustness and integrity of its successor to Gorilla Glass. Called Gorilla Glass 2, the new material can be 20 percent thinner than its predecessor yet retain the same hardness and resistance abilities.
Ultimately, Gorilla Glass 2 can lead to even thinner smartphones and tablets without sacrificing durability for attractiveness. According to Corning, the manufacturer is already in talks with certain clients on integrating the new technology on devices for release in the next few months. The original Gorilla Glass is almost ubiquitous in today's world of gadgetry and its successor is looking to be following in similar footsteps.
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Arizona Diamondbacks
Analyst: Justin Upton to the Mariners makes sense for D-backs
This time of year, baseball writers have a lot of time on their hands. The hot stove is just heating up, the Winter Meetings are less than a month away and the holidays are keeping them at home with their respective families.
So when reading the following trade idea, know that ESPN.com's Dave Schoenfield is merely suggesting a theoretical blockbuster deal, not reporting on a potential one.
In his SweetSpot blog, Schoenfield came up with five plausible blockbuster trade suggestions to keep with the theme of big shopping deals on Black Friday.
While Ken Kendrick spoke out in favor of his right fielder last weekend, of course, the Diamondbacks' Justin Upton still found his name in a proposed trade. As did former No. 3 overall pick Trevor Bauer.
Here's the trade:
Arizona Diamondbacks trade RF Justin Upton and RHP Trevor Bauer and receive SS Asdrubal Cabrera, RHP Vinnie Pestano and OF Michael Saunders
Cleveland Indians trade SS Asdrubal Cabrera, OF Shin-Soo Choo and RHP Vinnie Pestano and receive RHP Trevor Bauer, LHP Danny Hultzen and RHP Hector Noesi
Seattle Mariners trade LHP Danny Hultzen, OF Michael Saunders and RHP Hector Noesi and receive RF Justin Upton and OF Shin-Soo Choo
Like was said earlier, this was just done on a whim but a baseball writer trying to have fun over the holidays.
Although, it does seem he's convinced in the deal's feasibility.
OK, we couldn't avoid Upton and there's nothing more creative than a good three-way deal. This trade works for all three teams. The D-backs get the shortstop they need and also part ways with Bauer, whom ESPN.com's Jerry Crasnick reported earlier "has fallen out of favor" with some in the organization. Saunders gives them a starting outfielder to hedge against the production of Gerardo Parra and prospect Adam Eaton and Pestano provides a killer right-hander for the bullpen alongside J.J. Putz and David Hernandez.
Despite Schoenfield's best laid intentions, from an analysis standpoint, the trade doesn't seem that realistic for Arizona. The team would be giving up their star right fielder and a potential future No. 1 on their staff for a talented shortstop, right-handed reliever (which they already have a surplus of) and a fringe starting outfielder.
Here's hoping your shopping brought about more bargains than this trade would bring the Diamondbacks.
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For a while it seemed the Amarillo Venom (3-2) and the West Texas Wildcatters (1-4) were going to end up in a old-fashioned Texas shootout, going into half tied 43-43.
As the game wound on the Venom took control down the stretch for a 73-65 win on Saturday night, snapping a two-game losing streak.
"We saw a lot more effort and a lot more passion," Venom coach Julian Reese said. "Even when mistakes happened guys held each other accountable about it. Second half, we kept it up too, especially up front we got in their backfield quite a bit."
The game took a turn with 4:40 to play in the third quarter. The Wildcatters were up seven when quarterback Casey Peters went down with an injury and would not return.
"I really hate to see Casey go down like that," Reese said.
"We had a really good game going back and forth. Hopefully he's OK and he gets healed up."
The injury on top of the loss also spoiled the homecoming of former Venom coach Jon Lyles, who was coaching against his former team for the first time.
"It's not the reason we lost the football game. I'd never find an excuse like that," Lyles said. "Amarillo dug it out. I think it was a great football game and I love what the Venom are all about and how long the franchise has been here.''
Amarillo's offense got hot in the third quarter, scoring 23 unanswered points to put the game out of reach.
Fullback Undru Hendrix was also effective, scoring four rushing TDs and catching a pass for a score.
"I came in a little out of shape, so coach Reese had been pushing me to be an every down back," Hendrix said."
"He wanted me to play both sides of the ball, and tonight it showed all my hard work I've been doing.''
West Texas 13 30 14 8 — 65
Amarillo 17 26 14 16 — 73
A—D.J. Beshears 19 pass from Brendan Crawford (Jose Chavez said)
WT—Sedric Johnson 9 pass from Kasey Peters (Whitney Hillin kick)
A—Chavez 22 field goal
WT—Bobby Guillory 2 run (kick failed)
A—Undra Hendrix 2 run (Chavez kick)
WT—Robert Elliott 4 run (Hillin kick)
A—Hendrix 1 run (Chavez kick)
WT—Dennis Morris 21 pass from Peters (kick failed)
A—Raymond Johnson 48 kickoff return (Chavez said)
WT—Mican Burditt 10 pass from Peters (Hillin kick)
A—Hendrix 5 run (Chavez said)
WT—Johnson 12 pass from Peters (Hillin kick)
A—Johnson 21 pass from Craford (kick failed)
WT—Hillin 26 field goal
WT—Robert Elliott 3 run (Hillin kick)
A—Johnson 17 pass from Craford (Chavez kick)
WT—Guillory 21 pass from Peters (Hillin kick)
A—Beshears 10 pass from Crawford (Chavez kick)
A—Hendrix 2 run (Chavez kick)
A—Mike Maldonado safety
A—Hendrix 11 pass from Chavez
WT—Guillory 1 run
West Texas Amarillo
First Downs 21 17
Rushing Yards 12-22 10-19
Passing Yards 217 192
Total Yards 239 211
Fumbles-Lost 1-0 0-0
Penalties-Yards 13-64 16-125
Rushing: W.Texas Wildcatters- Dennis Morris 1-9; Bobby Guillory, 7-8; Robert Elliott, 4-5. Amarillo Venom- Undra Hendrix, 8-12; Craig Fulton Jr., 1-4; D.J. Beshears, 1-3.
Passing: W.Texas Wildcatters- Kasey Peters, 19-25-0 228; Bobby Guillory, 1-7-1-3. Amarillo Venom- Brendan Crawford 16-23-0 199.
Receiving: W.Texas Wildcatters- Sedric Johnson, 10-98; Mican Burditt, 7-81; Dennis Morris, 2-31; Bobby Guillory, 1-21. Amarillo Venom- Raymond Johnson, 6-87; D.J Beshears, 5-51; Craig Fulton Jr. 3-41; Undra Hendrix, 1-11; Mike Carter, 1-9.


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Following Congressman Robert Hurt's announcement that he won't seek a fourth term, Jim McKelvey has become the first Republican to toss his hat in the ring for his party's nomination to run for the seat.
McKelvey originally sought the nomination back in 2010. He came in second in a crowded field with a little better than a quarter of the votes cast. Hurt won the nomination and went on to win the election, unseating incumbent Tom Perriello who, in turn, had unseated incumbent Virgil Goode in 2008.
Congressman Robert Hurt, who was first elected to the House of Representatives in 2010, unseating former Congressman Tom Periello after one term, will not seek a fourth term next year.
On January 1, 1968, Lucille Boggess became the County's first female Commissioner of the Revenue.
On that same day, Faye Eubank began working as one of her deputies. As a 19 year old, Eubank had started working part time for former Commissioner, Garrett Ballard in May of 1967.
Jack Jones, the county's chief of fire and rescue, said the department likes to promote from within. They did that last week when Mark Carter was promoted to lieutenant.
Carter is a native of Body Camp. He attended Virginia Tech for two years before switching to the Jefferson College of Health Science, graduating with a medical associates degree that qualified him as a paramedic. He's both a nationally registered and state certified paramedic.
Bedford County Fire and Rescue made its official move from what some called "the trailer park" into its new quarters on Sept. 1.
A request to appropriate $3 million held in reserve for construction of the new middle school drew discussion about what happened to the remaining $1.1 million of the money left over from the Jefferson Forest High School (JFHS) renovation.
There was also discussion, and eventual approval, of a request for funding upgrades to the tracks at the county's three high schools.
The increase in Bedford County's transient occupancy tax won't take effect until Jan. 1.
The supervisors voted 6-0, Monday night, with District 4 Supervisor John Sharp absent, to delay the increase. The action was taken due to concern over the impact a July 1 effective date would have on contracts for summer rentals that had already been paid before the supervisors voted, last month, to raise the tax.
Two Bedford County Commonwealth's Attorney office employees, Deputy Commonwealth's Attorney Wes Nance and Investigator Gary Babb, were recently presented with 2016 Law Enforcement Public Service Awards by the United States Attorney's Office Eastern District of Virginia for their work on the federal prosecution and conviction of a serial sextortionist of teenage girls.
The Bedford Police Department is participating in an Open Data Initiative sponsored by the White House in an effort to help law enforcement be more transparent to the public.
Bedford Police Chief Todd Foreman, Assistant Town Manager Bart Warner and IT specialist Christie Crouch attended a one-day seminar last month in Washington D.C. at the White House as part of joining that initiative.
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Summer 2008
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Soul's Call by Jonathan Emrys
A Poem of Premonition: Wednesday, July 16, 2008 The crows collect in front of my window. They call for souls
Spring 2008
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Time to Repaint the Barn by Darby Bailey
Shielded from a westward sun that could burn Through ripply glass circa 1899 Mandy the puppy buried open, no urn Covered above in sweet pea vine
I See Gay People by Dale Madison
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Crawl, Toddle, Walk, Run by Darby Bailey
I am scared to step over the edge of the pier I tell myself When I get there I will be happier When I get there I won't remember feeling bad
The Art of Rush Hour Traffic by Josh Stewart
Everyone is leaning forwards as though the wind is dragging them backwards through the day, but the cars are
Nobody Thought It Would Rain At God's Funeral by Mike Rosen
They were too overwhelmed by the sight of decaled media vans and fiending paparazzi rising up the hillside, one cocked elbow at a time. A man from Hong Kong, along with a woman from Denmark and a teenager from Paramus, New Jersey all watched the spectacle from their cell phones as they each spent one…
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I fear being like her and I am like her the critical part that wants to hurt the other render them helpless and needy no one measuring up, everything falling short
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Published: Thursday, September 22, 2005 at 4:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, September 22, 2005 at 12:00 a.m.
T.C. Roberson 7
Enka 0
Enka: 0-0--0
T.C. Roberson: 4-3--7
Highlights: Roberson, which outshot Enka 21-7, got two goals from Mitch Snyder and two assists from Logan Myrick in this Mountain Athletic Conference match.
Jayvee match: Roberson, 3-0.
Records: Enka, 3-7, 0-3 MAC; TCR, 9-3-1, 3-1-0.
Next match: Roberson, Monday vs. A.C. Reynolds.
Hendersonville 8
Polk County 1
Wednesday at Polk Singles
Jessica Eblen (HHS) d. Amber Kenyon 6-0, 6-0; Jeanne-Marie LaBorde (HHS) d. Brittany Kenyon 6-1, 6-0; Anna Klein (HHS) d. Jamie Spencer 6-0, 6-2; Alex Lozowski (HHS) d. Heather Morrow 2-6, 6-2, 8-6; Alice Colhoun (HHS) d. Brittany Wilson 6-2, 6-6 (7-3); Haley McCool (P) d. Olivia Schoeff 6-3, 6-0.
Eblen-LaBorde (HHS) d. Kenyon-Spencer 8-0; Klein-Lozowski (HHS) d. Kenyon-Morrow 8-5; Amy Stepp-Liza Ramo (HHS) d. Reynolds-Merrit 8-4.
Records: Hendersonville, 6-3, 6-0 Western Highlands Conference; Polk, 4-4 overall.
Next match: Hendersonville, today at West Henderson.
East Henderson 5
West Henderson 4
Wednesday at Jackson Park Singles
Aubrey Day (E) d. Emily Funk 10-2; Jackie Varner (W) d. Carmen Peek 10-8; Katie Barry (W) d. Merideth Sain 10-5; Jenne Greene (E) d. Cristina Fuentes 10-8; Lauren Robison (E) d. Jenny Baker 10-7; Kristen Strain (E) d. Samantha Pope 11-9.
Day-Peek (E) d. Funk-Barry, 9-8 (8-6); Varner-Kaleigh Lund (W) d. Sain-Melanie Sexton 8-3; Baker-Pope (W) d. Greene-Strain, 9-8 (7-1).
Records: East, 8-3, 3-2 Western Athletic Conference; West, 3-2, 3-2.
Next match: East, today at East Rutherford.
Brevard 6
North Henderson 3
Wednesday at North Singles
Britney Cloer (B) d. Tori Burgess 10-0, Laura Williams (N) d. Kim Fluck 10-8, Natalie Stephenson (B) d. Megan Corn 10-4; Kate Treacy (B) d. Ashley Wood 10-7, Amy Lancaster (N) d. Allie Barnes 10-4; Katie Pound (B) d. Angeles Ramirez 10-9.
Cloer-Treacy (B) d. Burgess-Corn 8-1; Fluck-Stephenson (B) d. Williams-Lancaster 8-7; Wood-Green (N) d. Barnes-Pound 8-5.
Records: North, 4-4; 1-3 Western Athletic Conference.
Next match: North, today at Brevard.
Vertias Christian 3
T.C. Roberson 0
T.C. Roberson: 16 13 26--0
Veritas: 25 25 28--3
Highlights: Katie Morris had 11 kills and four blocks to help Veritas stay unbeaten in this match played Tuesday. Gabby McKinley added 13 kills and 11 digs, Rebecca Miller 10 aces and 16 assists and Jenna McKinley had 16 digs.
Jayvee match: Roberson, 2-0.
Records: Veritas, 16-0.
Next match: Veritas, Tuesday at Statesville Christian.
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Search the holding cell in the sheriffs building. You can find Tucos trophy grill on the shelf across from the prisoners.
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Quake reference
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Easy "Bringin' Home the Bacon" achievement or trophy
Play the 1. Mutant Bash TV Episode. You will earn cash for kills, high accuracy, and completing the levels quickly. Consider using the shotgun and wingsticks for increased accuracy. There are also two mini-games that reward bonus money. One of them is hidden in the last level. Note: If have the Scorchers DLC installed, you will not be able to earn "Bringin' Home the Bacon" later in the game because the storyline will unlock a 2. Bash TV Episode.
Easy "Decapathon" achievement or trophy
Play the "Feltrite Sample" mission and get ten headshot kills with Wingsticks. Try to target enemies at long to medium range to decapitate them. Note: This can also be done in Co-op mode.
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Using a controller, press Start + A to see the next space you need to hit. This is very useful for the fifth round, where spaces are random.
Easy "Obsessive Compulsive" achievement or trophy
Play under the easy difficulty setting. Complete the following tasks in the same playthrough to earn a 100% game completion.
- Win all races (Wellsprings and Subway Town)
- Win the Tombstones, Rage Frenzy, Five Finger Fillet, Wingstick Mastery, and Strum mini-games.
- Get all Collectors cards.
- Complete all jumps.
- Complete all job board missions in Wellsprings and Subway Town.
- Collect all schematics and recipes.
Easy "Open Minded" achievement or trophy
Play the "Destroy the Barricade" mission. Carefully aim with Dan's sniper rifle to get ten headshots. Note: This can also be done in Co-op mode or in later missions.
Easy "Passive Aggressive" achievement or trophy
Play the "Gaining Influence" mission and enter the Distillery Room. Deploy a Sentry Bot or Advanced Sentry Bot and allow it to automatically kill three enemies. You can also try this during the Mutant Bash TV show.
Easy "Roadkill" achievement or trophy
In Wellspring race category "Murder & Mayhem", select either of the Rocket Rallies in The Canyon. Mutants will appear at the far end of the track. Running a few of them over then restart the race. Repeat the process as many times as needed.
Complete the following tasks to unlock PlayStation3 trophy rewards.
- Master of the Wastelands (Platinum): Earn all 50 Trophies.
- Arts and Crafts (Bronze): Construct 10 Engineering Items.
- Tinkerer (Bronze): Construct 50 Engineering Items.
- Passive Aggressive (Silver): Get 3 kills with a single Sentry Bot.
- Three Birds, One Bomb Car (Silver): Kill 3 Enemies with one RC Bomb Car.
- Keep 'Em Coming (Silver): Get 5 kills with one deployed Sentry Turret.
- Mechanocide (Silver): Kill 100 Enemies with Sentry Bots, Sentry Turrets, or RC Bomb Cars.
- Jetpacker (Bronze): Kill an Authority Enforcer during Jetpack descent.
- Silent But Deadly (Bronze): Stealth kill 10 Enemies with the Striker Crossbow.
- Hat Trick (Bronze): Kill at least 3 Enemies with a single Mind Controlled Enemy.
- Decapathon (Bronze): Get 10 Headshot kills with the Wingstick.
- Open Minded (Bronze): Get 10 Headshot kills with the Sniper Rifle.
- Jumper (Bronze): Perform all 18 Vehicle Jumps.
- Gotta Have 'Em All (Bronze): Collect all Playing Cards on one play-through.
- Master Chef (Bronze): Collect all Recipes and Schematics in one play-through.
- Hardest Deck (Bronze): Beat Teague's hardest Deck.
- JACKPOT! (Bronze): Roll 4 Targets in the first round of Tombstones.
- Just a Flesh Wound (Bronze): Complete the final round of 5 Finger Filet.
- Deliverance (Bronze): Complete the final round of Strum.
- Minigamer (Bronze): Win all Minigames.
- Lead Foot (Bronze): Win a Race in the Campaign.
- Rage Cup (Silver): Win all Races in the Campaign
- Demolition Man (Bronze): Destroy 100 Enemy Cars.
- It's Good! (Bronze): Score each of the 3 Field Goals from the ATV.
- Roadkill (Bronze): Run over 10 Mutants.
- Ghost Buster (Bronze): Complete Ghost Hideout in the Campaign.
- Waste Management (Bronze): Complete Wasted Garage in the Campaign.
- Gladiator (Bronze): Complete Mutant Bash TV in the Campaign.
- It's Alive! (Bronze): Complete Dead City in the Campaign.
- Wellness Plan (Bronze): Complete The Well in the Campaign.
- Debunked (Bronze): Complete Shrouded Bunker in the Campaign.
- ytiC daeD (Bronze): Complete Dead City Reverse in the Campaign.
- Jail Break (Bronze): Complete Authority Prison in the Campaign.
- Vault Assault (Bronze): Complete Gearhead Vault in the Campaign.
- Power Struggle (Bronze): Complete Power Plant in the Campaign.
- Decrypted (Bronze): Complete Jackal Canyon in the Campaign.
- Mutie Blues (Bronze): Complete Blue Line Station in the Campaign.
- Bringin' Home the Bacon (Bronze): Earn 750 Dollars in one episode of Bash TV in the Campaign.
- Mr. Oddjob (Silver): Complete 5 Job Board Quests in one play-through.
- Dev Graffiti (Bronze): Find the secret Developer Graffiti Room.
- Hey, not too rough (Gold): Finish the Campaign on any difficulty.
- Hurt me plenty (Silver): Finish the Campaign on at least Normal difficulty.
- Ultra-violence (Silver): Finish the Campaign on at least Hard difficulty.
- RAGE Nightmare (Silver): Finish the Campaign on Nightmare difficulty.
- Obsessive Compulsive (Gold): Reach 100% Completion in the Campaign.
- The Legend Begins... (Bronze): Complete a Legend of the Wasteland.
- Anthology (Bronze): Complete all Legends of the Wasteland.
- A True Legend (Silver): Complete a Legend of the Wasteland on Nightmare difficulty.
- No Room for Sidekicks (Bronze): Complete a Legend of the Wasteland without any player(s) becoming incapacitated.
- Fresh Meat (Bronze): Complete a public Road RAGE match.
- MVP (Bronze): Get first place in a public Road RAGE match.
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To Screen Or Not To Screen?
New guidelines from the U.S. Preventive Services Screening Task Force suggest that women don't need routine screening for breast cancer until age 50, not 40 (as has been recommended for years) and that self-exams are of virtually no value. But the American Cancer Society says no way, keep screening.
Well, that depends in part on who are you.
I am going to make a statement that might upset some people. Health is the one area where some profiling is actually helpful. It is just a fact that some ethnic groups are more susceptible to some conditions than others. For example, African-Americans are statistically more likely to experience Sickle Cell disease, Ashkenazi Jews to experience Tay Sachs disease.
Who knows why? In some cases we know, in others we don't. But in any case, ethnic backgroundplays a role just like individual family history, just like social context. So that's one reason we spend a lot of time talking about how health issues play out differently in different communities. You need to know if you are more at risk.
As for me, I hit the 50 mark recently so I'll be trudging off to get my cousins squeezed up in short order in any case. Sigh. I'll be happy when they come up with a more pleasant method for detecting breast cancer but until then I am glad there is ANY method for detecting breast cancer. But until then, we hope you weigh ALL the arguments carefully and consult your medical professional.
Don't hide from the facts, check it out and decide what's in YOUR best interest. And then treat yourself to a Starbucks when it's over. And when they ask if you want the whipped cream, say yes this time.
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Justin Bolli
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10 years. Best scrambling percentage at the HP Byron Nelson Championship: 2005-2014 Player Year Scrambling Pct. Justin Bolli 2013 86.36% (19 of 22) Brendon Todd 2014 86.21 (25 of 29) Greg Chalmers 2009 84.21 (16 of 19) Nick Price
Bae holds off Bradley to capture 1st title at Nelson
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Monday - October 29, 2012
Congratulations to the top 25 finishers on the Web.com Tour Money List who now know they will play on the PGA TOUR in 2013. Justin Bolli moved up from 44th to 9th with his win in the Web.com . Casey Wittenberg finished 1st. - Markets Closed Due to Hurricane
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leaderboard at this week's finale in McKinney, Texas, features Tag Ridings, No. 51 on the money list, No. 44 Justin Bolli , No.38 Cliff Kresge, No. 30 Michael Putnam, No. 21 Brad Fritsch and No. 11 Justin Hicks. You may not know the names but you are keenly aware that all of them are playing
Friday - October 26, 2012
Officials announced Thursday that the official name will be Georgia Regents University Augusta. - 6 Pack Tag Ridings, Justin Bolli , Cliff Kresge, Michael Putnam, Brad Fritsch, & Justin Hicks all posted 6-under- par 65's on Thursday to lead
PGA Tour Q-School second stage: Brooksville, Fla.
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Baryla leads by two in Chattanooga
five-under 67 in the third round and is alone in second at minus-15. Hunter Haas (67), Josh Teater (69) and Justin Bolli (65) share third place at 13-under-par 203. The second round was completed earlier Saturday after being suspended
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his last hole to shoot a 7-under 64. Patrick Sheehan and J.J. Killeen shared third place at 6-under 65, with Justin Bolli , Skip Kendall and Martin Piller another shot further back at 66. The long-hitting Adams dropped his only shot of
Blake Adams leads in Boise Rickie Fowler shoots 73
his last hole to shoot a 7-under 64. Patrick Sheehan and J.J. Killeen shared third place at 6-under 65, with Justin Bolli , Skip Kendall and Martin Piller another shot further back at 66. The long-hitting Adams dropped his only shot of
Chris Tidland grabs solo lead in Arkansas
from Friday, posted an even-par 70 and is tied for second place with first-round leader Phil Tataurangi (66) and Justin Bolli (65), The group came in at 11-under 199. Tidland watched others move ahead very early on, but first broke into
Playoffs get underway at The Barclays
points list to No. 114. Also playing their way into the playoffs at the Wyndham were Martin Laird, J.J. Henry, Justin Bolli and Lee Janzen. The GOLF CHANNEL will broadcast four hours each of the first two days, while CBS has three hours of
Nwide prepares for NE Pennsylvania Classic
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Nationwide Tour Rolls into Georgia
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EUGENE, Ore. (November 7, 2013) Eric Fromm, 21, the student body president of Northwest Christian University in Eugene, Ore., has revealed that he's an atheist.
In an article last week in the university's online newspaper, Fromm said, "I don't have to hide anymore."
The Register-Guard reported that Fromm says he still respects others on the 600-student campus for their faith.


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Orgies and the Meaning of Life
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|Brad T. Gottfred, Lindsay Wray, Peter Stormare, Houston King
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Description: "Orgies and the Meaning of Life" is an eccentric and exciting film illuminating the inner and outer life of Baxter Goode, a man trying to find an ending to his book (about a sex obsessed stick figure searching for a portal to the three dimensional world) even as his father, a best selling Christian author, tries to stop him. His life is further complicated by his search for the "one", a woman he is sure will liberate him from his long addiction to orgy fantasies. Both of these pursuits are somehow connected to God, who may or may not be a stick figure, and Baxter's lesbian roommate, who may or may not be imaginary.
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Our family arrived at 8am Dec 28 and were on the slopes by 8:30 after getting rentals. We go a couple of times a year, mostly Thanksgiving or Presidents day, but this time for Christmas Week. Four or five runs down the lower mountain to get our ski legs back and then off to our first lesson. We had a group of 8 and only worked on the lower mountain, a bit of a disappointment. Drills on basic technique. The instructor focused on turning and staying off the edges in between turns. We had lunch at the base dining area which was crowded, but we found a table. We spent the afternoon skiing from midstation down the upper and lower valley as well as the Lower Boreen. We discovered the Silver Glades in between the main and kids campus and my kids had a blast there !. I did half and exited at my first opportunity, despite their encouragement.
Day two arrival was 7:45 and we were about 20th on line at the Facelift. The grooming was perfect and we were the first down. I let go a little with no one else around and the wind was ripping at me like I was a kid again. Not so much as a bump. This time I completed the glade knowing that I would never live down not doing it.
The second lesson with a different instructor only had my family and 1 other. We did one run on the bear, then up the facelift. This guy was very technical about 'inside the boot toe pressure' which showed me how to gain greater control. Finally a gondola trip to Little Whiteface. We worked on 'high leg - low leg' drills. Skiing down from there was quite the adventure. I'm happy we had an instructor.
Conditions were awesome this time around. It was a little crowded at times, but the previous 2 days had upper mountain closings due to wind, so there was some pent-up demand.
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which is acceptable for just three parameters (3!=6 permutations) but gets tedious at four (4!=24 permutations) and out of bounds at five parameters (5!=120 permutations).
Is there any way to get this functionality automatically, without actually having to do all the overloads, for instance by means of variable argument lists or some kind of template metaprogramming?