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The Nothing to Lose, Everything to Gain paperback book tour kicks off in April. I'll be visiting the following cities for book signings, charity support and evening Vi events (in select cities).
We'll post additional details soon. Follow on Facebook and Twitter for the latest…
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April 4 – AUSTIN, TX
Book signing at 12pm – Book People, 603 North Lamar, Austin, Texas 78703
April 9 – PHOENIX, AZ
Book signing at 12pm – Barnes & Noble, 21001 N. Tatum Blvd., Phoenix, AZ 85050
April 10 – ALBUQUERQUE, NM
Book signing at 12pm – Barnes & Noble, 6600 Menaul Blvd NE, Albuquerque, NM 87110
April 11 – WICHITA, KS
Book signing at 12pm – Watermark Books, 4701 E Douglas Ave Wichita, KS 67218
April 12 – OMAHA, NE
Book signing at 12pm – Barnes & Noble, 3333 Oakview Dr Omaha, NE 68144
April 13 – COLUMBUS, OH
Book signing at 12pm – Barnes & Noble, 4005 Townsfair Way Columbus, OH 43219
April 23 – MIAMI, FL
Book signing at 12pm – Books and Books, 265 Aragon Ave Coral Gables, FL 33134
April 24 – TAMPA, FL
Book signing at 12pm – Books-A-Million, 839 Brandon Town Center Mall Brandon, FL 33511
April 25 – ORLANDO, FL
Book signing at 12pm – Barnes & Noble, 2418 East Colonial Drive Orlando, FL 32803
April 26 – JACKSONVILLE, FL
Book signing at 12pm – Books-A-Million, 738 Marsh Landing Parkway Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250
April 27 – CHARLOTTE, NC
Book signing at 12pm – Book-A-Million, 8301 Concord Mills Boulevard Concord, NC 28027
May 4 – TROY, MI
Book signing at 12pm – Troy Public Library 510 W Big Beaver Road, Troy, MI 48084
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Hey Ryan,
Your Seattle Vi Family would love to have you stop by on your tour. We can certainly get our Vi neighbors , OR and BC to participate in spreading the word and selling NTL books.
*Please see my personal book REVIEW on Amazon.com and Barnes & Noble! Ryan Blair's: Nothing To Lose, Everything To Gain, is a MASTERPIECE in the written form of the DNA of a unique human being … an entrepreneurial man destined to change the World with his mission-his passion-his vision and his overall, revolutionary-ismatic ambitions.
Infinitely inspired,
William WiLaBe Richer
Hope to see ya again in Charlotte,NC.. Visalus probably saved my life.. Thanks a million. and thanks for what ya'll are doing for the kids!!!!!!!
Hi Ryan I was wondering if you will be coming to Boston ma for a book sighing? Would love to have you here. I volunteered at an event and got to take a pic with you. It was awesome and you are a man with a good heart doing good things. Love you and what you do. Peace
St. LOUIS COMING SOON? PLEASE! !!!!!!
I hope you visit Boston soon so I can get my book signed!
God bless you for all your do. Traveling around the globe helping kids and adults make positive changes to their circumstances! Many Thanks!
[...] It's an honor that means the world to me and I hope I get the opportunity to personally thank each one of you on my book tour across America (now through early May). See the tour dates here. [...]


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NEW HAMBURG - Mary M. Menz, 73, died at 3:10 a.m. Sept. 14, 2004, at her home.
Born April 30, 1931, in St. Louis, daughter of the late Frank and Minnie Eftink Arnzen, she was a member of St. Lawrence Catholic Church, St. Ann's Sodality and the Senior Citizens Club in New Hamburg. She first was a machine operator for Carter Carburetor in St. Louis and retired as main housekeeper for Howard Johnson's Inn in Cape Girardeau.
On June 29, 1957, she married Gilbert T. Menz who survives of the home.
Other survivors include: one brother, Raymond Arnzen of Kelso; two sisters, Marcella Troxclair of Broussard, La., and Dorothy Glaus of Chaffee; and several nieces and nephews.
One brother preceded her in death.
Visitation begins at 4 p.m. Thursday at Amick-Burnett Funeral Chapel in Chaffee, where parish prayers will be said at 7 p.m.
A funeral Mass will be celebrated at 10 a.m. Friday at St. Lawrence Catholic Church. The Rev. Normand Varone will officiate.
Burial will follow in the St. Lawrence Catholic Cemetery.
Pallbearers will be: Gregory Menz, Tim Menz, Rick Arnzen, Lary Glaus Jr. and Scott Arnzen.

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I wanted to make CLs Easy Corn Pudding. It calls for 1/4 C egg substitute, which I don't have. Is there an equivalent amount of egg/egg white I can use?
[I also don't have FF plain yogurt - just vanilla or low fat sour cream....I'm thinking the sour cream would be the better option?]
Easy Corn Pudding
1 (8.5 ounce) package corn muffin mix
1/4 cup egg substitute
1/4 cup reduced-calorie stick margarine, melted
1 (8 3/4 ounce) can no-salt-added whole-kernal corn, drained
3/4 cup no-salt-added cream style corn
1 (8 oz) carton plain fat-free yogurt
Preheat oven to 350�. Place muffin mix in a medium bowl; make a well in the center of mix.
Combine egg substitute, margarine, whole=kernal corn, cream-style corn, and yogurt; add to muffin mix, stirring just until moistened. Spoon into an 8 inch square baking dish coated with cooking spray.
Bake at 350 for 45 minutes or until set. Yield: 8 servings
Calories: 202; Fat 6.6; protein 5.5; carb 31; fiber 1g.


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Missing Vancouver boy found
Posted March 28th, 2014 @ 6:26am by Brad Ford
An extensive search was launched Friday morning south of SR 500 and Stapleton Road in Vancouver when a three year old boy apparently got up in the middle of the night and walked out of his aunt's house.
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For the more information about the air resources of the National Park Service, please visit http://www.nature.nps.gov/air/.
Valles Caldera
The Valles Caldera is a large circular depression, 12 to 15 miles in diameter, with scalloped walls rising from a few hundred to more than 2,000 feet above the present floor. Located primarily within the Valles Caldera National Preserve, the site is one of the largest calderas in the world and is an excellent example of a caldera advanced in history but still retaining the essential structures.
Location: Rio Arriba County, NM ; Sandoval County, NM
Year designated: 1975
Acres: 99,218
Ownership: Federal
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Perry creates a stir with 'passionate' speech in New Hampshire
A video that shows a practically giddy Rick Perry stumping in New Hampshire on Friday is currently making the Internet rounds.
Perry has long been known for talking with his hands and being a bit fidgety on stage. But the Texas governor appears especially expressive and high-energy in the edited clip, which was uploaded to YouTube by an anonymous user.
Business Insider went as far to call it "The Bizarre Video Of Rick Perry That Everyone Is Talking About."
Perry spokesman Mark Miner told The Huffington Post: "The Governor is passionate about the issues he talks about."
Check out the video below.
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Part 2.
This post is by Andreas Marcotty, Legislative and Policy Aide for the BlueGreen Alliance.
In the last post, we posited the question that even with the current momentum in developing offshore wind as an energy resource in the United States, advocating for a new industry is aided by some concrete examples. So where are they?
As is typical in progressive policies, Europe, and specifically Germany, come to mind.
Beginning in Washington D.C., and making our way to Maryland through Annapolis and Baltimore, and then to Albany, New York, our delegation embarked on a tour to present the benefits of an offshore wind industry, as told through the experiences of the German city-state of Bremen and its port of Bremerhaven. As an expert witness, the Heinrich Böell Foundation brought over Dr. Joachim Lohse, Senator for the Environment, Construction and Transportation of Bremen to tell the story that state and federal government audiences need to hear: offshore wind fulfills both expectations as a economic powerhouse and as a potent resource.
The tour stops read like an offshore wind highlight reel: Bicameral congressional briefing hosted by Senators Carper and Snowe and the House Sustainable Energy and Environment Coalition, Department of Interior, White House Council on Environmental Quality, Maryland Energy Administration and Public Utilities Commission, Office of Governor Martin O'Malley, New York's Workforce Development Institute, Office of New York Lieutenant Governor Robert Duffy and Assistant Deputy Secretary for Energy Tom Congdon, and the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority.
A key component to the tour was the ripple effect throughout the manufacturing supply chain, felt not just in Bremen and Bremerhaven but throughout Germany as a whole (note: Google offers a 'translate' service for those not fluent in German…). This provides state governments in the U.S., near the coast or not, a way to create a surge of economic activity and reflects the deep investment of labor interests in ensuring that domestic offshore wind reaches it's full economic potential by working for the American worker.
After the excitement of this news wore off, we found people had one question: How did Germany get to this point? The answer is the same argument clean energy advocates have long been shouting: long-term policy support. Germany's clean energy industry has become the behemoth it is through sustained long-term planning and financial certainty due to the implementation of the feed-in-tariff, among other direct investments and market mechanisms. Passed in 2000 as an update to the original legislation passed in 1990, the feed-in-tariff has benefitted from around 22 years of institutional and cultural support for renewable, clean energy technologies; this, in contrast to the debate around 1-year extensions of the Production and Investment Tax Credits here in the U.S.…
The tour made it clear that offshore wind has a distinct role to play in America's energy mix, and is part of the solution to many pressing economic issues in our states. The German model and the great successes in Bremen are a target at which to aim - Germans even have a unique word for this effort: Energiewende. And here at the BlueGreen Alliance we refer to it as the 21st Century Clean Energy Economy. For this to become a reality, and for our energy needs to be met in a sustainable way that leverages the America's industrial base, it needs firm, consistent support. And it needs that support right now.
It will be to the benefit of our economy and our ecosystem (read: general livelihood) if we can recognize the potential of offshore wind without the visual support of already spinning turbines or the subtle hypnosis of a well-designed map. But, should our calculations and endeavors prove unconvincing, thankfully we have our friends-in-energy across the Atlantic to help us keep the wind at our backs.


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- The storm that blew through the area might have brought soaking rains, but a stray lightning strike hit the Marietta Sewage Treatment Plant. Crews are still trying to restore power to the facility.
50 years ago
- Paul Guisinger was held for the FBI at the county jail. Guisinger was wanted by Army authorities for fleeing the stockade at Ft. Belvoir, Va.
- Two Williamstown boys escaped injury after the pickup truck they were in veered into a ditch and flipped.
100 years ago
- Dudley Ferguson and Thomas Battin threw several punches over where a wagon was allowed to sit at the end of the Odd Fellows lot. They were not arrested, but had to pay a fine for fighting.
- An emaciated horse fell in the corner of Front and Scammel streets. The case is under investigation by Humane Agent Best.


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Soooo many things have been happening since i last blogged ... & yes the last blog was fucking ages ago wasn't it . Not quite sure why I han't been writing a blog .... just being lazy on it I guess .... Sorry people ... not that I have million's looking at my blog & feeling sad that I ain't written ha ha .... But hey ho ... I'm back today .
So what have I been up to ... fucking girls ... filming clips for my site & adultwork & clips 4 sale ... moving .... webcamming .... ha ha so been quite busy .
Jasmine Jae & Me
The Night I got my hands on Jasmine ...mmm I just wish it had been a night of full on hardcore filth ... the 1st section was hardcore then the next one were soft ( but we did it all hard .. we fucked each other real good ) now Jasmine & I have never actually fucked .. We have kissed on a night out once ... but had never fucked each other ... so this was gonna be a horny fucking night ... I took control of her & used her ha ha ... loveddddd it ... I got my wicked little way with her ... & i think she liked it .. there was loads of kissing ...loads of toys ... fingers .... & big black strap ons .... ow & some oil ..... I actually wrote all over her huge fake tits ... Slut ..... & over her arse I wrote .. Fuck Here ... omg it looked amazing ... All in all it was a good night & I can't wait to get this girl on my site .
Here's a couple of pics from the night
Fuckkkkkk Forgot how horny this night was ..... defff need to get my hands on Jasmine again .... I do know that when i went back to BSX after this shoot they were like ....
"ummm urs & Jasmines night was a little to hardcore ha ha ... u can't do this this & this "
Elicia Solis & Me
I had met Elicia once at Erotica .. I had heard of her thru the fact she use to be a policewoman & now shot porn ..ha ha ... Reckon every one knows her thru that . She's a sexy bronzed up minx & from what I had seen all over twitter ...she liked to fuck & was very naughty ... so thought the night would go great .. it deff did .. She looked sexy as fuck down there licking my pussy ...mm made me grind more on her face . I licked her good & then fucked her with my toys ... mmm & the strap on deff came out ... damnnnn I love having a cock ha ha ... If I was a guy I think i would deff be dangerous lol ... I'd abuse girls arse all day every day . The shows went great & I deff gonna be shooting with Elicia Again
Heres some pics
Sexy show wasn't it .... naughty girl
Chloe Lovette & Me
Now Me & Chloe are mates ... it took us ages to every really meet or even worked together ... but since we have met we get on sweet as a nut ha ha ... so we have worked together quite alot in both porn scenes & custom vids & webcam ...It is still as horny as the 1st time ... she looks so good licking on my tight little cunt ... & i like it alot ... so having this sexy Brunette for 4 different shows in the night sounded good ... & i knew that there was gonna be loads of kissing ...licking... strap on fucking ( u know how much i like my strap on ) ow & there was loads of oil :-)) such good fun ... & very horny . one things for certain Miss Lovette Has such a peachy arse .. I said it the 1st time I ever took pics of her ... & i think i say it every time I fuck her ... ur arse is sweeeeeet
Here some pics from the night
This month I get to fuck Carla Cox ... to say I'm a little excited for this one is an understatment ... I have filmed Carla but never fucked her .... it's gonna be a good night I promise u that . ... March 15th is the night to watch BSX
Right gonna get on lol ... been perving to much on all the pics I've been putting up ...taken me ages to write this blog ha ha .
If u wanna see some naughty action head over to my site www.angellongxxx.com - plenty to see there lol


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It was in freshman first-period woodshop at Ashland High School that Dan Tilden realized his passion for woodworking. Tilden says he took woodshop every semester until he graduated. After high school, he received more advanced training under Christian Burchard and attended master wood-turning classes at Anderson Ranch Arts Center in Colorado and the International Wood Turning Symposium in San Jose, Calif.
Tilden, 25, has his own studio on Dead Indian Memorial Road outside of Ashland, and while he keeps a full-time job at Green Mountain Woodworks in Talent, he reserves Saturdays for his own projects.
His concentration is decorative, natural-edge bowls and hollow vessels, made from local woods, specifically madrone and maple burls.
After years of practice, Tilden can turn a medium-sized piece in four to five hours. He starts by cutting turning blocks, which he fashions into cylindrical forms using a band saw. After this, he goes to work with his lathe.
"Each piece that I mount on the lathe is almost like opening a present," he says. "I don't know what kind of character it will have in the wood or what features it has."
Knots, voids, grain, figure, warp and bark all contribute to the personality of the piece, he adds.
"I just try to keep it as close to the tree as possible."
Tilden will have 20 to 30 of his "organic, free-flowing" vessels for sale at the Siskiyou Woodcraft Guild's Harvest Show of Fine Woodworking. The 33rd annual event will be from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Friday, Nov. 23, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 24, and from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 25, at Oregon Shakespeare Festival's Great Hall, 70 N. Main St., Ashland.
Nineteen guild members from Southern Oregon and Northern California will display a variety of decorative and functional works made from local, domestic and imported woods. There will be cutting boards, cribbage boards, tables, chairs, benches, bed frames, a harp and much more. Most woodworkers also will accept commissions.
"We have one guy that does miniature trucks, and then we have people that do tremendously elegant, high-level furniture ... so there's quite a spread," says Tom Phillips, SWG president.
In addition to Phillips and Tilden, participants are Herb Harris, Fred Hatfield, Lewis Meyers, Don DeDobbeleer, David Monschein, Mark Parker, Morgan Pierce, Gabriel Romero, Will Sears, Jens Sehm, Wayne Tarris, Mark Zumwalt, Russell Beebe, Glenn Hill, Delbert Kauffman, Tony Scolaro and Willie Wolf.
Live music runs throughout the weekend and includes Jo Cohoon at 1 p.m. and Steve Berman at 4 p.m. Friday; Ed Dunsavage at noon, Jeff Jones at 2:30 p.m. and James Edwards at 4 p.m. Saturday; and Dan Verner at 11 a.m., Daniel Sperry at 12:30 p.m. and David Young at 2:30 p.m. Sunday.
Admission to the show is free. For more information, call 541-441-4567 or see www.siskiyouguild.org.
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Corsair Vengeance C70 Review
Corsair Vengeance C70 Review
Published: 22nd May 2012 | Source: Corsair | Price: £110 |
Corsair is expanding its case range yet again with the first of its chassis in the new Vengeance case line up, with a design heavily based on a military theme its right up many gamers streets but lets give it the OC3D once over to see if the Corsair quality has pulled through the basic military design process.
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It can be quite difficult for a reviewer not to let personal preferences get in the way of being impartial, sometimes we absolutely hate certain things but just because we don't personally like something doesn't make it a bad product. Its almost like some products or designs being Marmite, you either love it or you hate it.
We very much feel the Vengeance C70 is very much a Marmite product, you'll either love it and absolutely can not live without it or you'll hate it and wouldn't want it in your street let alone your house! We feel that the C70 has been very much designed with gun gamers at heart and because of this we would be willing to bet that the Military Green case will sell hand over fist more units than the black or the white because the actually design just lends itself so well to the military theme.
There is ample cooling out of the box but with many options for you to upgrade and expand as well, water cooling support is there but as every comes with some pretty specific points you will have to be careful with when making your purchases. Firstly and most importantly is 40mm maximum thickness radiator for the roof with a set of fans in either push OR pull will fit inside. This does mean it will easily fit a H100 and a single set of fans also but in almost every instance there will be no room for push pull without running into complications with your motherboard. You can also get a 240mm radiator in the floor but only if your PSU is no longer than 160mm (AX650, 750 & 850) but even then because of the stupid PSU grommet location you will have a complete nightmare getting the rad fitted (get a mate round to help with this if you can it will be so much easier). There is also the ability to fit a 240mm radiator in the front but its very much hit and miss whether or not your rad will actually fit and short of testing every rad on the planet its had to say what will and wont. Just be ready to take your dremel to the bottom of the optical bays should you run into any problems!
The side panel window is of a nice size but personally we cant help but think the fan grills spoil the look massively, again a personal thing but in a recent poll on OC3D pretty much everyone agreed either window OR mesh never both. If it drives you that crazy its happily an easy fix if you want to replace the window with a plain sheet of acrylic and shouldn't take any more than about 45minutes to complete even with dremeling off the mounting tabs.
The long and short of it is apart from the over sight that is the PSU grommet location we can find anything actually wrong with the case, sure its not one that we would instantly pic for ourselves but we can see a huge number of you that quite simple must have one. At £110 its not a budget case but it comes with the normal Corsair build quality and a pretty hefty spec list when you really think about it (2x 240mm rads for one) so while we might not be be massive fans of the design at the same time we have nothing really bad to say about it either. So because of this we have decided to give it the OC3D gold award and expect to see many many of these at upcoming LAN events and gracing project logs on our forums.
We would like to thank Corsair for the C70 on test here today, you can discuss your thoughts in the OC3D forums.
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We take a look at the latest case to come from the Corsair stables, the Vengeance C70.
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Price is a bit steep tough, I wouldn't pay £110 for it, not with all the niggles anyway but I can see people doing some nice mods with it.Quote
It's a good case but I don't see myself buying one.Quote
it's got potential for some great mods. the utilitarian cases just aren't for me. i hope Corsair
and CM a whole lot of these style of cases..
I like it, but I don't like it at the same time.
It's a good case but I don't see myself buying one.
Oddly enough there isn't an advertisement for free gold in some game in their signature.Quote
and the side window is fugly because of the fan holes, shoulda left it as just a windowQuote
i like the design, great for the LAN party mATX guys out there. I don't mind the hybrid window. but it looks just a touch too cramped.Quote
they will sell like crazy i think though i wont be buying one lolQuote
I don't see me buying it either, as I own a Switch, due to the general appearance. But as stated by others, some will enjoy this caseQuote
It would be nice if they were to produce a special edition will full camo - now that I would be tempted to buy.
A desert camo and snow camo version would be nice to see, I recon we will see some good mods from people with this case in the next few months.Quote
A desert camo and snow camo version would be nice to see, I recon we will see some good mods from people with this case in the next few months.
Usually you read short reviews, and the issues you mention, one doesn't find out about until after buying the case.
One of the unique things you brought up was ventillation of the hard drive cage, I too do not see how that is adequate to pull air across the HD's, or create sufficient vacuum to pull air outside of the case in from the front with the fan placement, looks like whats happening is that the fans on the HD cages are just recirculating case air, not pulling in fresh air from the front panel. This is a design flaw. Anandtech's review said the case ran warm, and i can see from your more thorough review why they came to that conclusion.
The other design flaws are obviously the radiators, how it would be near impossible to put them in the case what with the limited clearances in the HD area, or the bottom due to the cut out for the power supply cables being so far away from it.
While serious design mistakes like the window ventillation holes we can see (that is FUGLY), its the details like HD cage vents, the loose and poorly designed rentention mechanisms for the fan filters, the impossibility of putting in liquid coolers, that make your video more valuable than any others i've seen.
If Corsair can fix some issues it does look like a winner, they have a good concept, just not well executed.Quote
The simple but effective cover latches enable very easy access to be able to swap out high capacity drives used for backups - there's far too much storage to back up to optical media!
I have the ASUS Z9PA-D8 dual 2011 socket Xeon motherboard with 2 x E5-2620v2 6-core processors and the case window would allow me to read the status codes on the 2-digit numeric display if it were not perforated by the ugly and pointless vent holes and mounts.
Rather than going for the water-cooled option, I have gone for the silent air cooled approach, using Noctua tower coolers and no fewer than 4 additional Noctua fans, all of which run silently in the 400 to 450 RPM range - by far the quietest computer I have ever had! I use the rear and 2 top vent positions for exhaust (since hot air rises anyway) and the central bottom position for inlet, since the case has dust filters in the bottom. I found the standard Corsair fans too noisy and the drive bay positioning ineffective - they could only recirculate air. They are not needed there anyway as the wattage of modern drives is very low. The fans on the tower coolers and the third on the rear line up nicely to eject the warmed air from the processors.
I have 2 Icy Dock 6-disk hot swap drive bays in 2 of the optical bays which add to the industrial feel. The 12 drives are connected to a pair of LSI MegaRaid cards and the case is just the right size for the 30cm fanout SAS to SATA cables to sit nicely. These cards have loads of status LEDs so if you want a light show as the system actually does work, you get it through the window from these cards
The down side was that the bottom mounted power supply and the top positioned power connectors on the motherboard (an extra 8-way connector per processor on this server grade board) were too far apart and I needed to buy extension cables, which delayed my build. However, the cable management keeps it all tidy and I have used cable ties to ensure that the joined cables can't come adrift.
I'm running ESXi 5.5 as the base OS on this system - it's an all-in-one video-editing workstation, file server, web server and sandbox for playing. I'm still working on it and improving it - and there's pain and testing along the way - but this is a very capable computer - much more than a PC - and frankly the robust and spacious case is a very important part of it.Quote


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Take a few steps to keep your lawn healthy during winter
While your lawn grass won't require quite as much of your time during the winter months, there are a few things you must watch for to keep your grass looking its best until spring arrives. Regular monitoring for signs of pests and diseases is the best way to head-off problems before things spiral out-of-control. When the temperatures drop and our humidity levels change, you might notice fungus on your grass or landscape plants. Different fungal diseases have different requirements for development, but most can be managed with proper lawn care. Landscape experts recommend cutting your grass to 3 to 4 inches in height during late fall and winter. While regular watering is always important, when you water your lawn is critical. Run your sprinkler system during the early morning hours, before the sun comes up and avoid wetting plant foliage if possible. Applying the appropriate fertilizers to your lawn will also improve the health of your grass, which is key to keeping diseases at bay. Remember, healthy grass is far less likely to be attacked by pests and diseases as lawns under stress.Broadleaf weeds are unwelcome guests in any home landscape setting. They are quite easy to spot, often sticking out like a sore thumb in an otherwise picturesque setting. Weeds are typically hard to control in temperatures under 65 degrees, in wet conditions and in hot weather. To keep weeds from taking over your yard this winter, mow your grass to the proper height, water correctly and apply chemical control products if necessary. Chinch bugs are active almost year-round in central Florida and can be devastating to your lawn. Although St.Augustinegrass is a chinch bug favorite, bermudagrass, bahiagrass, zoysiagrass and centipedegrass may also suffer damage from these pests. According to the University of Florida IFAS Extension, chinch bugs feed on plant juices in the leaf sheaths causing grass to turn brown and eventually die. Most ching bug damage is seen along driveways or walkways, but they may also damage grass in the very middle of your lawn. Brown patches of dead grass are typically seen in sunny, open areas of the yard. There could be several reasons for brown patches of grass, so it is important to be sure the damage is being caused by chinch bugs before treatment. You can use a hand-held vacuum cleaner to suck up bugs where damage is obvious. A soap flush also works well and causes bugs to come to the surface where you can see them. Have your lawn examined by a pest control expert if the damage to your lawn is severe, as these pests can be difficult to eliminate. Your lawn grass may not be the only host to unwelcome guests this winter. Colder weather often drives other pests indoors, seeking shelter. Seeing winged insects indoors is common during the summer in central Florida, but it can be problematic if you see them during the winter. Finding carpenter ants in your home this winter might be a sign of an infestation indoors. You may also bring pests indoors unknowingly in grocery bags and firewood. Rodents are common indoor invaders, as they are always looking for water, food and shelter. Keep garbage away from your home and avoid leaving food debris in your home to reduce the likelihood of infestations. These few tips should help you keep your home happy and healthy this winter. Before we know it, the holidays will be gone and spring just around the corner.


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Hot Press readers are angered by the number of Arcade Fire tickets that fell into the wrong hands.
The Hot Press Newsdesk, 26 Jan 2007
Eoghan O'Mahony, a Dublin gig goer, has been waging a one-man campaign against touting.
"I've been in contact with the Director of Consumer Affairs office, but to no avail – they told me that touting is a hazy subject and isn't totally illegal," he recounts. "This is rubbish though, as I've seen people arrested on numerous occasions outside Lansdowne Road for this exact thing. I've also written to the Department of Justice, the Competition Authority and the companies involved – but the responses have been few and far between. I really feel that my government has let me and the tax-paying law-abiding public down, in a major way. It's a chronic problem that has gotten worse over the past 18 months."
He has written specifically to MCD, to Ticketmaster and to eBay.
"There is no doubt in my mind," he says in a strongly worded letter, "that dozens of touts and their pals were lined up on the aforementioned morning to snap up most of these tickets online before most average law-abiding, tax-paying citizens even got a look in."
Untill now, the campaign seemed to be falling on deaf ears.
"I've tried to get people to stop buying off online touts by setting up fake eBay items for sale, but eBay keep deleting my info!. The obvious solution to this totally unfair and unjust scenario would be to have a maximum of four tickets purchasable at all times, and a ticketless reference number scheme (where your ref. number is attached to an ID while entering a concert) would resolve all of these issues."
However, there will be some cause for celebration in the latest development, with Ticketmaster taking action and MCD adopting a tougher stance.
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"I got up extra early the morning that the Arcade Fire tickets went on sale and was gutted when I didn't get tickets as they're my favourite band. I definitely agree that the number of tickets should be limited to 2 and that the people who have registered the band in their 'favourite bands' to get ticket alerts prior to any gigs should be prioritised."
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Does your pattern explain what they want anywhere? Read everything and maybe it is there in some weird place.
K1b can mean 2 things that I know of. One is knit 1 below, which means into the middle of the stitch below the needle, not where you usually knit. This seems unlikely to me in this case, but it could be.
The other is knit one behind. Which means to knit into the stitch loop on the needle but behind the left needle instead of in front. You move the right needle right to left into the stitch, sort of like you were purling, but behind the needle. Go into the stitch, yarn around and pull up a stitch loop but don't take it off the left needle. Then take the working yarn to the front between the two needle tips (that makes the yarn over when you do the next step) then knit again into the leg behind the needle and take the stitch off the left needle. This makes 3 stitches out of one and causes an X to be formed at the base of the three new loops.
Does that make sense in your context? If it is knit one below knit into the middle of the stitch below the needle, but don't take the stitch off the left needle, make the yarn over the same way as above and then repeat the knit into the middle of the stitch below and now take the stitch on the needle off. Could be.
You might try each (unless you find the instructions on the pattern) on a swatch and see if either is anything like what you are going for. Another thing... maybe you could go to their Web page if they have one (and who doesn't these days) and see if it tells anywhere or send them an e-mail and ask.
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Episode three starts bright and early with a wakeup call from Heidi at 5:30 am. Today's destination? The Coney Island boardwalk. Before Tim Gunn explains this week's challenge, the designers must first search for inspiration. This week, it must come in the form of frozen yogurt.
The contestants' job is to dish out this yummy treat to eager boardwalk dwellers in exchange for an adjective to describe their flavor of choice. Based on their responses, the designers must pick three words to serve as motivation behind this week's garment.
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To no one's surprise, Timothy is totally jazzed about this challenge. Priding himself on being an organic designer, he even goes as far to boast, "I always make clothes from toys!" He then proceeds to win a stuffed unicorn, which he brings with him wherever he goes throughout the entire episode – yeah, so there's that.
Once back at the studio, all of the designers immediately start working on their material, which in this case means killing cuddly toys. The scene is like a total a horror movie.
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Team Sandro and Sue is a complete nightmare. Every time Sue attempts to contribute to the design, Sandro either shouts profanities or screams, "Don't touch it!" Finally, she gives up all hope of creating something that even remotely resembles her design idea and tells Sandro she will just work as his assistant — music to his ears (I'm sure every women's inner feminist went crazy as he remarks how great it is when women back down and just listen to men. Can you say, disgusting?).
Despite this hegemonic showdown, this week's winning dramatic duo goes to Team Timothy and Miranda. No really, they were a train wreck. Timothy commandeers pretty much all of the design efforts and Miranda ain't happy. Although, in her defense Tim Gunn does describe the dress as resembling a hospital gown in his critique. When Timothy leaves the room, Miranda starts talking mad crap behind his back and unfortunately doesn't stop when he returns. To make a long story short, Timothy leaves the design room for over two hours and is seen sulking in a dark corner coddling his stuffed unicorn. Eventually they have a half-hearted make up and its clear Miranda feels totally unprofessional for being so cold.
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The runway show starts off rather frightening. Most teams have taken this challenge a bit too seriously, creating pieces that resemble plastic cotton candy. The majority of the judge's feedback is expected: Team Alexander and Justin and Timothy and Miranda are both placed in the bottom two, while Kate and Helen are praised for their sombrero corset dress, which Kelly calls "brilliant." Dom and Alexandria are also among the top scores for their very playful dress that draws on Japanese Harajuku culture for inspiration.
The judges finally decide that Helen, who was among the low scores last week, is the winner of the challenge for her "work of art" frock. Alexander and Justin are reminded that editing is key as a fashion designer and all agree that their look had potential if toned down (a lot). The pair is granted another week.
Timothy and Miranda, well really just Timothy, is not so lucky. After being in the bottom several times in a row, the ever-dramatic contestant is finally released from the competition.
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"I totally still believe in unicorns," he quips. "I won't stop believing in unicorns ever!" And with that, he and his stuffed friend make their final exit.
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Posted: Fri Nov 23, 2012 1:50 pm
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The down regulating was really easy Faye, I hardly had any symptoms at all. Occasionally got a few headaches and a few hot sweats but that wasnt every day. During our frozen cycle it didnt give me any side effects what so ever. One piece of advice I wil give is ask the clinic for a private prescription for your drugs so you can get them else where. Their charges are ridiculous!!! x
Ttc since December 2007!
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Hello Ladies I hope everyone is ok?
Claire once again im sorry it didnt work im really hoping its a case of 3rd time lucky for you! x
Nicky thats a great result
Im just back from the clinic I had a scan and ive not responded that well so they have upped the Gonal F to 300 I only have 15 follies and they are still quite small I feel incredibly disappionted I was hoping for a much larger number I wanted to be able to give my recipient the best possible chance and 15 just sounds [*@!#%*] I have to go back again for another scan on monday so hopefully they will have started getting bigger by then.
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Just caught up with all the messages- been a manic week so just had no time.
Claire - I'm so sorry it was confirmed negative, gutted for you. I hope you can get very drunk and then have a good Christmas and go again in January. You still have enough frozen and I'm certain it will work 3rd time lucky. Did you listen to a DVD or cd or anything? I can send you my copy of the IVF Companion if you like, it really helped me have a bit of time to relax for at least a small part of the day and stay away from google! Are you doing medicated FET again or will you try natural? Anyway, you prob don't need to decide yet, just have some time out and remain positive it WILL work. Xx
Great news Nicky! Keeping everything crossed. I know you're worried about ET and as I think I said before I did find the first one very uncomfortable. Everyone told me it was fine, but i always have a nightmare with smears- they have to get the smallest plastic one and its even snapped inside me before! My cervix is small and very high up so the first ET was very uncomfortable as was expecting it not to hurt. Te second time I went in expecting it to hurt but I had relaxed myself more and then it was miles better! Just try not to keep tense and relax and it will be fine! Xx
Tash - you have plenty time for them to grow hun, it's very surprising how different it looks when you go back again. Keep positive. Hopefully your little follies are getting bigger and bigger X
Alowicious - hope you're feeling more ovary twinges you decided to go back sooner rather than later then as I know you had the dilemma of when to go again? X
Good luck to all the ladies starting treatment in December
Hopeful hope you're okay.
FC any news?
I'm getting up to pee a lot in the night and keep waking up very early so not sleeping too well at the mo- hope it settles down soon.
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clare how are u today did i go zumba lnite.hope u manage to have a lovely weekend with family.does your son understand what u are going through? enjoy xmas get drunk and know that u have enough frozen to make this happen.and as lou said it will she is our success story.
lou nice to hear from u hope u are resting up after what sounds like a very busy week? are u feeling pregnant now.must be a ice feeling.
tash as lou said ifs amazing.how quick they grow even after a few days and they know what there doing.
afm clinic just rang and all 16 are still thriving with 6/8 cells and grade 1/2 so going for ET on monday at 1,15.....fingers ceossed they all progress well till then...i know its no guarantee but at leasr its good start.
defo more bloated yest spent most of the day weeing or trying to empty my bowels.
have been eating so much fibre and fruit.
yest i went half an hour after putting my pessary up bottom..nurse said it may not have worked and its so important.
do they check lining on monday.pretty sure be ok...
in 12 days its all over and we find out if successful.had such down day yest but bf home today so pma!!
how is everyone else...fc/alowicious /susan whats next steps? xxx
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I have another question lol I got another letter today which is what my consultant has sent to our doctor, basically saying the plan has been put in place etc but also mentioned my risk of ovarian hyper...syndrome. My antimullerian hormone is at 37pmol/L which is high, and then obviously my scan showing a large number of antral follicles, what a mouthful lol sooooo, will this mean I might have pain when they stimulate the follicles?
Hope everyone is well, less than 5 weeks till Xmas!!!!
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hi faye i had egg collection wed.my AMH was 26/8 round about that as have pcos.i had 20 full size follicles and lots of small ones.they took 19 eggs in end and said id be at risk but.....i havent.dont get me wrong im bloated and yest i was sore and constipated.i basically drank 2.5 litres from day i started injections and still doing so now.id make sure u up the fibre in your diet as i am now but shd have done so a few days before egg collection.i feel good today tummy is big but no ohss.i too stressed but dont coz u cant control what might or might not happen.
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Hi, quick update from me. I surged this morning!! Typical to be on a Saturday tho, have to wait til Monday for my scan. I hope it wont be too late by then for them to have missed what they need to see. If all well. by my calculations I should have ET Wednesday!
Nicky, your embryos sound amazing! Dont worry about ET this will be my 3rd one! Its s;ight;y uncomfortable but no big deal. At my clinic they ultrasound scan you at the same time so they can see where the embryos are being placed and that distracts you cos its quite interesting. Like Lou says, just relax and enjoy!
Claire, so sorry it was a BFN. Hope you can enjoy your weekend.
Lou, hope all is going well, get as much rest as you can!
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Hi all,
fc - ooh exciting! not long for you then!! Good luck hun
Nicky - wow your embies are doing so well! Good luck for Monday hun
afm - well today I was playing with my little boy and they was a pop in my abdomen and a really sharp pain. The last time I had that it was a cyst that ruptured and so I am guessing thats whats happened again and my cycle will be delayed Oh well, probably just as well because I have drank copious amounts of coffee today and supposed to be giving that up!!! Got a guest here at the moment so will give up again when he goes.
Claire sweetie, hope ur ok?
Lou - not long till your first scan
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hi fc wow its all moving so quick how exciting right before xmas...did u do natural fet ltime?
keep us updated fingers xd for scan monday
alowicious u poor thing sounds horrible.do u think u will start again in new year?
afm i feel so well today after weds EC so shd be in good shape for ET monday.thanks for all your support and putting my mind at rest.
how much shd i be doing during 9 day wait? not 2ww they said test 5 dec....im gonna end up tip toeing around. i mean can u lift a full kettle or a heavy saucepan? gonna be a paranoid lady.
watching xmas films and trying to get head aound it.decided that if it doesnt work ill just hqve a few dri ks and enjoy and start again.if it does work ill prob cry lots.fingers crossed.
snug by fire after a nice lunch out x
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Hi Alowicious- its always typical that cycles mess up just when you need them to be normal! Do you like red bush tea? Its full of anti oxidants and I find it helps regulate my cycles.
Hi Nicky- Yes I did a natural fet last time too. As for what you should be doing after et, I try and carry on as normal but obviously not do anything silly. The first time when I had icsi I took a week off work and really rested and found that just gave me more time to stress and think about it and I got a BFN. Second time I had 1 day off work then carried on (was a nanny and had 3 children to run around after!) I found I almost forgot I was even on a 2ww most of the time and got a BFP! This time I have no time off my childminding and I have my 18 month old to look after so no resting for me! I think you just need to act as if you are pregnant and dont do anything you would regret or blame if you got BFN. Just try and relax and enjoy at least 2 weeks of being pregnant (hopefully a ot more!)
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thanks fc....went out today and totally forgot about ivf!!! accupuncture in morninf and transfer at 1pm. ive read and clinic said if we have sex 12 hrs before and after it can help implantation. anyone done this? mind u sex at 1am when bf has work isnt ideal...
i have planned to meet friends from wed onwards next week.and have my xmas cards to write too.
hope everyone else is ok xx
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Hey positive nice to hear your progressing well I have also heard about sex before as it helps blood flow to the cervix but I've heard mixed thoughts about afterwards as someone people say it can cause more bad than good so I'd ask and do proper research about sex after I personally are doing it before but not after fingers crossed you get your BFP when you test will probably be around the time I have my ET x


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Canada is "extremely disappointed" with U.S. regulatory changes, expected to be announced Thursday, to country-of-origin meat-labeling rules, and believes they won't bring the U.S. into compliance with World Trade Organization obligations, according to a draft statement Ottawa is expected to issue later Thursday.
According to a version of the draft reviewed by The Wall Street Journal, Canada is expected to say that the U.S. changes heighten discrimination against Canadian cattle and hogs exported to the U.S.
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A homemade bread recipe that leaves room for your favorite variety of olive! We used Calamata, but any olive will do! So pick your most beloved briny fruit and bring something fresh to the dinner table.
- 3 cups all-purpose flour
- 2 teaspoons active dry yeast
- 2 tablespoons white sugar
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 cup chopped olives, any variety (we used DeLallo Pitted Calamata)
- 3 tablespoons DeLallo Extra Virgin Olive Oil
- 1 1/4 cups warm water
- 2 tbsp. cornmeal, or flour, for dusting
In a large bowl, mix flour, yeast, sugar, salt, olives, olive oil and water. Turn dough onto a floured surface. Knead until smooth with an elastic feel. Knead for approximately 7 to 10 minutes. Keep the dough well-floured and cover in a bowl. Refrigerate for about 30 minutes until dough rises.
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Grease a sheet pan with butter or non-stick spray. Dust bottom of pan with cornmeal or flour and place loaf in the center.
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when i sat down to write this humpday happy list for september, i looked back at my past lists to see how often i had posted the same things. it turns out that this week marks the one year anniversary of my humpday lists. and what a year it has been.
these lists have brought me so much happiness over the past 365 days. i started writing them because i realized i needed to focus on the good more than i focused on the bad. and when i had crappy weeks, these lists got me focusing on the things that inspired me instead of the things that were bringing me down.
sometimes it felt almost impossible to come up with five things that made me feel good. but i forced myself to look for inspiration in what was happening around me (or on pinterest). and it helped. it always helped.
here's to another year of humpday happy and looking for the good around us!
1) humpday seasonal cocktail: caramel apple vodka.
okay, so i don't know what could be a better fall cocktail than caramel vodka and apple juice over ice. maybe a hot version? yea…a hot version in a travel mug smuggled into a late season baseball game. i think i could get into that.
2) humpday recipe: iced pumpkin coffee cake.
and sally does it again. i have made a couple of her recipes, including her original super crumb coffee cake and her chocolate covered strawberry cookies. she is a baking wizard, and has a cookbook coming out soon, so you should definitely keep an eye out for it…except make sure you have people to share with, otherwise you'll eat it all yourself, and that can't last very long.
3) humpday style: this fall outfit.
is this not PERFECTION?? keri russell can do no wrong. and this outfit can do no wrong. and now i need to go buy oxfords so i can be this comfortable and fall-chic. the end.
4) humpday obsession: you know what.
i'm sorry, but at least one humpday happy list per year needs to include this candle. don't hate, i have a problem and i'm in no rush to fix it.
5) humpday fun: twins game this weekend.
Mister Man and i get to have a little date this weekend, in the fancy seats at target field (the tickets were a gift from his boss…thank you dave!). you guys, the fancy seats are right behind home plate and include free food and free drinks!! i am going to eat my weight in popcorn and brats and maybe even licorice. who knows, stuff could get crazier than i expect!


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You see, this log cabin wasn't built for park visitors. It was built long before the park was even thought of. It was originally the home of a family of Appalachian Mountain pioneers, one of many families who lived in these Tennessee hills back when the Appalachian (Allegheny) Mountains were considered the western frontier!
This cabin and others like it were built in the 1800s in the fertile valleys between the ridges that form the Smoky Mountains, so named because of the mist that so often covers them. The first pioneers formed farming communities that were mostly self-sufficient, growing their own food and making their own houses and furniture.
When the Great Smoky Mountains National Park was established a century later, the oldest and strongest houses, churches, barns, and other structures were kept as reminders of the area's history. The park now contains the largest collection of historic log buildings in the East.
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City Performance Hall will debut, far from done, on September 14 with concerts by local acts. Then what?
Had the pleasure of taking the paper's summer interns on a tour of the city earlier this week, which included, natch, a spin through the Arts District. A few of them wondered about the under-construction building next to the Wyly Theatre, the 750-seat City Performance Hall, which is intended to serve as a home-away-from-home for small- to mid-sized arts organizations in need of fancier digs, such as the Lone Star Wind Orchestra, Turtle Creek Chorale and Orchestra of New Spain. A few on our tour bus wondered when the $40-million-dollar building is due to open. Well: September 13, turns out, per the briefing going to the council's Arts, Culture & Libraries Committee on Monday, which you can read in full below.
That's the Very Formal Grand Opening date, though, a ribbon-cutting ceremony for Phase I of the hall to be followed by public tours and a panel about its architecture, the work of Skidmore, Owings & Merrill. The real curtain-raising is the night after, when two concerts are on the books: an early-evening show featuring a "nationally recognized North Texas artist," followed by a late-night show with three local bands. Maria Muñoz-Blanco, director of the Office of Cultural Affairs, isn't ready to name the acts just yet.
"But one of the things I hope this does is engage people who don't go out at 8, but might go out at 11," she says. At which point she points out what you see at right: the bike racks along Jack Evans and Ross. "It's all part of addressing how different generations engage with the city, and I think a lot of people bike these days."
The following night, September 15, will be a "ticketed jazz concert featuring North Texas jazz artists." Again, they have yet to be named.
Last I looked, though, the city, which is running the building, was having a hard time getting groups to hold spots. Said Muñoz-Blanco at the time, they were waiting to see how the thing actually, ya know, sounded (and looked too with the new lighting rigs). Which is happening slowly but surely, she says: "We've taken the groups around the building quite a bit so they can see the space, but we have not yet done acoustical tests. But the spoken word carries really well, so that's indicative of how it will likely sound. So we're happy about it. At least I'm happy about that."
The briefing highlights a few booked gigs: The Lone Star Wind Orchestra has a concert in October, followed a month later by Resounding Harmony, with Turtle Creek Chorale on the books for February and the Dallas Black Dance Theater stepping in come March. Those, says Muñoz-Blanco, are just some of the highlights, but "we have on the books 95 dates held" through next year.
"One of the things on my end that's been very exciting is there are some newer groups that are very engaged in the process and have come up with some very interesting ideas," she says. "I was talking to the Lone Star Wind Orchestra, which has composed a piece to celebrate their first program in the new hall, and I think that's very cool. And I don't find very many things cool. So I am excited about how they've gotten engaged in the creative possibilities of the new building."
Of course, what we'll see come September is just part of the hall as originally envisioned: As our Michael Granberry noted one year ago, the second phase of the building — consisting of those smaller "flexible" black-box theaters, the art gallery, the café, etc. — isn't funded. And those were the pieces many arts groups were desperately hoping for.
But Phase II isn't likely to happen any time in the near future, given City Manager Mary Suhm's proposed bond program, a relatively bare-bones affair dedicated to street repairs, bike lanes, flood-control projects and two economic-development items a little further south. Fact is, most folks familiar with the project don't expect Phase II to be funded for another decade. Optimistically.
If memory servies, initially the City Performance Hall was supposed to be operated beneath the umbrella of what was then known as the Dallas Center for Performing Arts, before AT&T bought the naming rights in '09. But at some point the city took it out of the center's purview and opted to build and operate the hall itself, with the Office of Cultural Affairs booking the venue just as it books the Majestic Theatre (which, coincidentally, will close in July for a lighting redo and re-open September 13). And while some arts organizations would love for the AT&T Performing Center to take control of the City Performance Hall, don't expect that to happen any time soon, given the fact the AT&TPAC's in the middle of a $40-million capital campaign to pay off its own buildings.


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More delays are expected for Canalside, which means the $20 million project under way at the old Memorial Auditorium site probably won't be finished until early 2014.
The original date for completion had been last Thanksgiving.
The latest development came Friday when a judge decided that a state agency could remove the general contractor for the Canalside project, DiPizio Construction Co.
State Supreme Court Judge Timothy J. Walker denied the preliminary injunction being sought by DiPizio, which would have halted the company from being removed by Erie Canal Harbor Development Corp.
"We are hopeful that with this decision we will be able to proceed in a timely fashion on this important waterfront project," said Sam Hoyt, regional president of the Empire State Development Corp. and a member of the Erie Canal Harbor board.
"Obviously, it's unfortunate that we ran into these difficulties with our contractor," Hoyt said Saturday, "but in the end we want to deliver a high-quality product and if that required terminating the general contractor in order to accomplish that, that's what we chose to do."
DiPizio Construction is still weighing whether to challenge the judge's decision, but will continue to pursue a lawsuit seeking monetary damages, said Michael E. Ferdman, a partner with Hiscock & Barclay, the firm representing DiPizio.
Bernard DiPizio, president of DiPizio Construction, issued this statement: "In 37 years, my company has never been terminated from a job. This was unjustified and I fully expect to win the lawsuit against ECHDC as we aggressively continue this litigation."
The historically aligned canal project on the old Aud site – which will include reflecting pools during the summer and skating rinks during the winter – had been targeted for completion last Thanksgiving.
DiPizio Construction was supposed to begin work in February 2012, but work was held up until May because of delays in state funding.
The completion date was moved to spring 2013.
The 300-day timetable to complete the project was interrupted due to winter weather between Dec. 1 and March 1, when the ground thawed and the air became warm enough to pour concrete.
The completion date was moved again to Nov. 1.
The state agency charged that deficient work has repeatedly delayed the project's completion, while the company maintains it is being made a scapegoat because of the agency's shortcomings.
Both sides argued their case during a preliminary hearing that lasted over several court days and concluded Friday with the judge's decision.
As a result, the agency is able to bring on board a new general contractor, which will likely push back the project completion date to early 2014, according to sources familiar with the details.
While some DiPizio workers remain on the site, work has slowed considerably since the state agency sought to remove the company on May 8.
The company will be given a three-day notice to vacate the site, in which time a new general contractor will have to be selected.
That could take anywhere from two to six weeks, depending on whether the project needs to be rebid, sources said.
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Gov. Rick Perry made good on his threat to call a third special session Tuesday, after lawmakers failed to approve a transportation bill that would have chipped away a bit of our highway underfunding problem.
And lawmakers are testy. They signed on for a five-month gig, and here they are into their eighth month, still stuck in Austin. Not to mention the money it's costing the state: Each 30-day special session runs $800,000 to $1.3 million. That's not chump change, especially considering all the cuts made in the last budget cycle. (Or the new requirements for upgrades at abortion clinics, which are estimated to cost $2 million to $3 million for each clinic.)
Time to start laying blame.
Is it a Democrat's fault? One Republican lawmaker says state Sen. Wendy Davis should pay:
"I think we need to remember why we are having this extra special session. One state senator, in an effort to capture national attention, forced this special session," state Rep. Giovanni Capriglione, R-Southlake, told the Star-Telegram. "I firmly believe that Sen. Wendy Davis should reimburse the taxpayers for the entire cost of the second special session," he said. "I am sure that she has raised enough money at her Washington, D.C., fundraiser to cover the cost."
Or maybe it's a Republican's fault?
Had Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst called for a vote on transportation before the divisive abortion debate in the first session, those lawmakers would be flying home today.
"It's unfortunate that the leadership in power squandered taxpayer dollars pursuing partisan politics before Texas priorities and forced an unnecessary special session," Davis said.
The politicians can point their fingers wherever they'd like. But it won't change who really foots the bill: you and me.
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Space pioneers
The road to space for humans was paved by animals. Long before the first lunar landing, dogs, chimps and monkeys flew beyond our atmosphere to test the influence of space on living organisms. And while most of them returned unharmed, some did not.
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