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I have created 2 Halloween collections this year.... yes you heard me 2 different collections! The first one I want to share with you is our Haunted House collection. It is a modern and fun "haunted House" with lots of eerie treats but nothing too scary for the little ones! We wanted a glamourous and whimsical Halloween to brighten up your Halloween!
We staged our Haunted House halloween dessert table to look like it was in the cellar of the a witches spell binding den. I used the spiderweb window that is in the milk carton to make it look like you are "in the haunted house"! (very inexpensive to print only .50 cents per foot! Was only $2)
You can't have a witches den without a broom (tutorial here- Under 5 minutes and $5 broom) We hung our broom from styrofoam chains with bats hanging upside down from it. (bat template included in Haunted House collection)
The backdrop is rufflefabric.com "green with envy". It added the perfect touch!
Now for the halloween treats.... We made haunted house cartons that you can fill with goodies for a little favor or you can have the guest "trick or treat" at the dessert table . Happy haunting!!!!
A cage held "fresh bats" {hershey bars} for ingredients needed in spells and potions.
To make bats simply wrap the mini candy bars. Cut the bat template out of black card stock. Place the bat on a flat surface. Then hot glue a sucker stick and then the candy bar in the center. Wait for 2-3 minutes and it should be dry! Is tuck mine in some styrofoam to make them look like they were flying around the cage.
You can also just use the mini candy bar wrappers on their own.
We had monster candles from Department 56 flanking the "ding dong the witch is dead treats and coffin boxes with vampire sugar cookies.
We made our coffin boxes have a print on the inside also! Just print on of the coordination pattern papers from the collection on the reverse side and you have a cute print on the inside too! You can do the same pattern or mix and match for fun and bright options.
I took a ding dong and drizzled green chocolate to make it look like a witch was melting and attached our witches feet printables on top!
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I am going to try and stop, I've cut down from a 20 pk a day, and at the moment I'm rolling my own and manageing to have about 5-10 per day, according to NHS the most damage is caused in months 4-9 so I'm hoping to completely give up in the next 4 weeks, so anyone who wants to set a date with me and help each other through it I'm well up for it!
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I reckon if you don't truly WANT to give up, you never will so it needs to be when you actually hate yourself for doing it. When I gave up I waited until after my wedding cos I knew that I didn't really want to then and that I wanted to smoke on my hen night and at my reception and not worry about not having one. After the honeymoon I really knew that I wanted to be finished with it forever and I think that's why after 12 years of 20 a day it was pure willpower that stopped it. I literally just never had a cig again! That was 2 years ago and I've never regretted it. Good luck to everyone who's ready to be able to smell again cos that is one thing I am loving!!!! xxxx
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"Students played to a packed audience of proud parents and community members whose applause and smiles said it all," he said this week.
Morris and Fremont Unified Board of Education member Lara Calvert-York were school leaders who attended the school district's Honor Bands in Concert event, which featured guest conductors Steven Hendee and Timothy M. Smith leading the junior high and high school honor bands, respectively.
The junior high band performed "Fanfare for the 3rd Planet" by Richard Saucedo, "Danny Boy" arranged by Samuel Hazo, "Carmina Burana" by Carl Orff and arranged by Jay Bocook and "Under the Double Eagle" by Josef Franz Wagner and arranged by Glover.
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Malathion is an organophosphate (OP) insecticide that has been registered for use in the United States since 1956. It is used in agriculture, residential gardens, public recreation areas, and in public health pest control programs. When applied in accordance with the rate of application and safety precautions specified on the label, malathion can be used to kill mosquitoes without posing unreasonable risks to human health or the environment.
How is Malathion Used in Mosquito Control?
The mosquito goes through four distinct stages during its life cycle: egg, larva, pupa, and adult. Malathion is an adulticide, used to kill adult mosquitoes. In mosquito control programs conducted by state or local authorities, malathion is applied by truck-mounted or aircraft-mounted sprayers. Malathion is applied as an ultra-low volume spray. ULV sprayers dispense very fine aerosol droplets that stay aloft and kill mosquitoes on contact. ULV applications involve small quantities of pesticide active ingredient in relation to the size of the area treated. For mosquito control, malathion is applied at a maximum rate of 0.23 pounds (less than 4 ounces) of active ingredient per acre per day, which minimizes exposure and risks to people and the environment.
Does Malathion Pose Risks to Human Health?
Malathion can be used for public health mosquito control programs without posing unreasonable risks to the general population when applied according to the label. We have estimated the exposure and risks to both adults and children posed by ULV aerial and ground applications of malathion. Because of the very small amount of active ingredient released per acre of ground, the estimates found that for all scenarios considered, exposures were several times below an amount that might pose a health concern. These estimates assumed that a toddler would ingest some soil and grass in addition to skin and inhalation exposure. However, at high doses, well above those for normal labeled uses, malathion, like other organophosphates, can overstimulate the nervous system causing nausea, dizziness, or confusion. Severe high-dose poisoning with any organophosphate can cause convulsions, respiratory paralysis, and death.
Does Malathion Pose Risks to Wildlife or the Environment?
Malathion used in mosquito control programs does not pose unreasonable risks to wildlife or the environment. Malathion degrades rapidly in the environment, especially in moist soil. Malathion is highly toxic to insects, including beneficial insects such as honeybees, it is toxic to aquatic organisms, including fish and invertebrates. For that reason, we have established specific precautions on the label to reduce such risks. Additionally, previously completed screening-level risk assessments and exceedances of agency levels of concern indicate a need to further examine and potentially refine estimates of acute and chronic risk to terrestrial and aquatic animals during registration review.
On November 18, 2008, the National Marine Fisheries Service issued its biological opinion for endangered Pacific salmonid species. The opinion found that use of malathion will jeopardize 27 evolutionarily significant units (ESU) and is likely to adversely affect, but not jeopardize, one ESU. An ESU is a term used by NMFS to identify distinct population segments of Pacific salmon. The biological opinion further finds that use of malathion will adversely modify designated critical habitat of all but one ESU(PDF). (484 pp, 11.04 MB) We are currently evaluating how we will respond to the NMFS biological opinion and how to implement it.
What is the Current Regulatory Status of Malathion?
As part of our responsibility to reassess all pesticides, we reviewed malathion in 2006 under the reregistration process and initiated the registration review process in June 2009. All pesticides distributed and sold in the United States must be registered by the EPA, based on scientific data showing that they will not cause unreasonable risks to human health, workers or the environment when used as directed on product labeling. The new registration review program makes sure that, as the ability to assess risk evolves and as policies and practices change, all registered pesticides continue to meet the statutory standard of no unreasonable adverse effects. The Registration Review process for malathion began in June 2009. Read more about the malathion registration review.
Malathion product labels have been amended to include the application rates and risk mitigation measures specified in the 2006 Reregistration Eligibility Decision and 2009 revised RED.
What is Malaoxon and Does it Pose Risks to Human Health?
Since the completion of the Malathion: Revised Human Health Risk Assessment for the Reregistration Eligibility Decision, dated July 31, 2006, the agency received confirmatory data, which has allowed us to refine several toxicological assumptions for malaoxon, a more toxic compound that is formed from malathion under certain conditions. For example, malathion runoff and spray drift may reach drinking water sources downstream from where the malathion was used.
Malathion present in untreated water will form malaoxon during the chlorination process in water treatment facilities. Malaoxon can also form more slowly when malathion is deposited on hard, dry surfaces and exposed to air over time. Our assessment shows that, even when considering the presence of malaoxon on surfaces following applications of malathion for mosquito control, the relatively low application rates and small droplet sizes used in these types of applications result in minimal exposure to people in the treated area.
Furthermore, the refinement of the toxicity data confirms that our conclusions in the acute, short-term and intermediate-term exposure scenarios and risk assessments were adequately conservative to protect human health. Therefore, the overall human health risk from exposure to malathion and malaoxon would be lower than was calculated in the human health risk assessments developed for the malathion RED.


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The Automotive Electrical Manual by Haynes, gives the DIY mechanic the information necessary to understand basic automotive electricity, how to read wiring diagrams, hoe to properly use electrical test equipment, and more.
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Wiring diagrams are useful tools when troubleshooting electric circuits. Electrical systems on modern vehicles have become increasingly complex, making a correct diagnosis more difficult.
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If you have an older vehicle, you may find the wiring diagrams hard to decipher. Frequently, older diagrams give no information on component location, operation or how to read the diagram. Many of them are organized in ways that make tracing wires difficult.
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Wiring diagrams can be broken down into three main components: symbols, color codes and wire gage numbers.
On wiring diagrams, symbols are used to represent the components of the electrical system. The most obvious symbol is a line to represent a wire. Some other symbols are not so obvious, since they do not necessarily look like the components they're representing.
That's because most wiring diagram symbols, which are sometimes called schematic symbols, show the way the component functions electrically rather than how it appears physically.
Resistance is checked with an ohmmeter. Turn the scale selector switch to the proper ohms range for the device you will be measuring. Make sure the wires are connected to the proper plugs on the meter and turn the meter on.
Check that the meter reads "infinity" before testing is begun, then touch the test probes together to ensure the meter goes to zero. Connect one test lead to the positive terminal of the device being tested and connect the other lead to the negative terminal or housing (ground).
After testing, switch the ohmmeter off to conserve batteries.
Shorts to grounds are most easily found with a short finder, although a test buzzer is also effective.
If you use a buzzer and discover the short is not a component (meaning it is somewhere in the wiring harness), inspect the exposed portions of the wiring harness for obvious evidence of a short (burned wire insulation, chafing, etc).
If you still can't find the wiring harness short, we strongly recommend you borrow or purchase a short finder. Finding a hidden short in a wiring harness without this device can be very time consuming.
- Remove the blown fuse, leaving the battery connected.
- Connect the pulse unit of the short finder across the fuse terminals.
- Close (turn on) all switches in series with the circuit you are troubleshooting.
- Operate the short finder. The short finder will pulse current to the short. This creates a pulsing magnetic field surrounding the circuit wiring between the fuse panel and the short.
- Beginning at the fuse panel, slowly move the short finder meter along the circuit wiring. The meter will show current pulses through the sheet metal and body trim. As long as the meter is between the fuse block and the short, the needle will move with each current pulse.
- When you have moved the meter past the point of the short, the needle will stop moving. Examine the wiring in that area for the short to ground and repair as needed.
NOTE: A test light or voltmeter may be substituted for the buzzer. However, an assistant will be needed to watch the light meter while you disconnect components and wiggle the wiring harness.
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As we move through summer, healthcare reform has taken center stage at our nation's capital. Committees in both the Senate and House of Representatives are drafting bills aimed at extending coverage to millions of uninsured, reducing costs, and improving quality. The President hopes to sign a comprehensive bill by the year's end.
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The March 2009 annual meeting of the American Academy of Allergy Asthma and Immunology (AAAAI) introduced important new tools for the diagnosis of Primary Immunodeficiency Disease (PIDD). Dr. Hernandez-Trujillo and colleagues surveyed pediatricians and reported that while 77% have followed such patients, 35% were uncomfortable with the diagnosis of PIDD.
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The Witcher 2's hotly anticipated 2.0 patch, perhaps its witchiest to date, is just around the corner , but CD Projekt's not letting Geralt hang up his monster-killing swords and lady-killing, well, equipment just yet. There's plenty more on the way, the developer said during the Eurogamer Expo. As for precisely when it's coming, well, that's a bit less clear.
"We still have at least one big title ahead of us in The Witcher franchise," designer and writer Jan Bartkowicz told Eurogamer . "All I can say is - outside of when the preproduction starts and finishes - with the story team we were probably in preproduction for The Witcher 3 during making The Witcher 2."
He then went on to say more than "all" he could say:
"Of course we're not announcing anything. We cannot say, I cannot say - I don't know if it's going to be The Witcher 3 or something else that covers the story, but there's probably going to be some releases in the future."
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The first cup for competition was presented in 1875 by the Hon. T J Sumner, to become the property of the school which should first win it three times. Scotch College won it in 1875, 1876 and 1879 and have retained it since that date.
In 1911 Mr Charles Fairbairn presented the Challenge Cup and the winners of this handsome trophy and previous "Winners of the Race", as it was known then, are listed below This was not before many years of discussion amongst the schools about Mr Fairbairn's kind offer. The schools delegates had accepted the offer in 1880, but unfortuantely the schools did not ratify this decision at that time.
From 1868 to 1897, the race was rowed in string-test gigs with fixed seats. From 1898 to 1900, the race was rowed in best fours with sliding seats. From 1901 to 1946, the race was rowed in clinker eights. From 1947, the race has been rowed in racing eights.
Until 2001, the race was rowed over a distance of about a mile. From 1938, the Upper Yarra course was reduced to 1 mile less 66 yards, and the Barwon course was also shortened to this distance from 1948. From 2001 onwards, the race was conducted over 2000 metres.
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HOUMA — Preschoolers in the Head Start program at Holy Rosary Elementary got an early taste of Christmas on Friday, complete with a Santa toting two sacks of toys.
"Everybody close your eyes," Shauna Henderson, chairwoman of the Head Start parent committee, told the waiting children. "Say, 'I want Santa.' "
When the red-clad Claus walked into the room, the children erupted.
"Santa," yelled 4-year-old Rameré Scott as he leapt from his chair. "Santa, Santa."
The children plopped into Santa's lap and told him what they wanted for Christmas. The jolly gift-giver then reached into his bag and gave each of about 30 children a present.
Boys unwrapped toy cars and tools, while girls received dolls.
Celé Guerrero, also 4, said she was happy with her fashionable doll, with white hair and pink high heels.
"I like her hair," Celé said. "I like her shoes."
Rameré received a toy car that was red, which he said was his favorite color. After opening it, he ran around the room playing with it.
"Look at that toy," Rameré bellowed. "See that?"
The gifts were part of an effort by the Krewe of Tut. This is the second year the Mardi Gras club has provided presents to children in area Head Start programs.
Head Start is a national program that provides day-care services, including meals, to poor children.
Tina Murrell, vice president of Tut, said a similar event was planned at the Allen Chapel AME Church in Thibodaux.
Murrell and Tut President L.D. Galmore said though only in its second year, the plan is to rotate the early Christmas celebration among different Head Start locations around Terrebonne and Lafourche.
Galmore said he was happy with the event's success.
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Williams, 27, has missed the season's first 25 games after undergoing surgery on Sept. 18 to repair a torn right Achilles tendon. The Cobourg, Ont. native registered 30 points (9g, 21) in 37 games during the 2007-08 season, missing 45 games due to injury. Williams has earned 306 points (121g, 185a) in 459 career NHL games with Philadelphia and Carolina.


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MINERAL WELLS - An established freight business opened a facility in Mineral Wells to better handle continued growth throughout the region
Old Dominion Freight Line Inc. opened its new Parkersburg Service Center at 190 Elizabeth Pike in Mineral Wells, just off of Interstate 77, on Sept. 4.
The company is a leading, less-than-truckload ("LTL"), motor carrier providing regional, inter-regional and national LTL service and logistics services.
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Old Dominion Freight Line Inc. recently opened its new Parkersburg Service Center in Mineral Wells. Denny Cowger, solutions specialist, and Adam Osborne, the terminal's manager, stand in front of one of the company's trucks at the facility's two-acre site near Interstate 77.
"We haul various goods to our customers," said Adam Osborne, the terminal's manager.
The new location is part of a $90 million-120 million investment Old Dominion has committed to real estate purchases and expansion projects in 2012, company officials said.
"This new facility will allow Old Dominion to grow its operations in the Parkersburg area," Osborne said. "The new and expanded facility will enable us to react faster to customers' needs and meet the steady increase of customer demands in the area."
The company transports manufactured goods, retail goods and more. They also have a household goods moving service where they drop off a trailer at someone's home, the homeowner fills it up and the company transports to where ever the homeowner is moving.
"You name it, we will haul it," Osborne said.
The service center's coverage area includes Parkersburg, Clarksburg, Sistersville, New Milton, Harrisville, West Union, Grafton, Spencer, Proctor, Ripley and Ravenswood in West Virginia and Marietta, Watertown, Racine, Nelsonville, Caldwell, Cambridge and Athens in Ohio.
After a couple of days of being open, Osborne said they saw the potential to be able to expand further through the region with opportunities in Cambridge, Ohio and Clarksburg, W.Va.
The company has operated a distribution center in Charleston for years covering the entire state including Parkersburg, but Osborne said opening a facility in the Parkersburg area gave them better coverage into Ohio and the rest of the region.
The company has coverage across the United States as well into Canada and Mexico.
"From here, I can reach Birmingham, Ala., the next day, which is is unheard of," Osborne said, adding they can get to southern states, such as North Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia, in a day. "We provide a service to the customer few can," he said. "Every morning, we have freight that comes into us that we distribute out to the customers every morning and afternoon.
"We pick up in the areas we are in and have it shipped out to where the customers need them to go."
The two-acre facility currently employs 13 people, but company officials believe there is definite potential for growth in this area.
"We hope we grow," said Denny Cowger, solutions specialist who handles sales. "We are at six city drivers and two road drivers.
"We hope to be doubled that this time next year."
Company officials said many of the employees at the new facility were hired locally and have years of experience in the freight business.
"We expect good things here," Cowger said. "We have been the No. 1 LTL carrier for the last five years.
"We are proud of that."
Osborne said it would not take much for them to outgrow their current location.
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Two Fairview men, a father and son, were found shot to death in their home Friday, Fairview Police Chief Granver Tolliver said. A third man, the father and grandfather of the dead men, has been taken into custody.
Tolliver said that police were called to the home on Red Oak Trail shortly after noon by another family member who had tried to check on the occupants of the house. Police could see a man slumped in a chair through the window.
When police entered the house, they discovered the man was dead. A second body was discovered upstairs. Tolliver said the first man was about 58 years old. His son was 23. Both men had been dead for several days.
A third man lived in the house but was not there at the time, Tolliver said. Police found him and have taken him into custody. The man, 83, is a suspect in the killings, Tolliver said.
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It's hard to believe, but on Thursday, Matt Nathanson and his band will be helping us all put a cap on the Thursday at the Harbor 2012 season. It's been an amazing summer of shows down at the Erie Canal Harbor Central Wharf and there are more to come with the remaining "Rocks the Harbor" ticketed gigs.
It seems appropriate that a schedule that has brought us everything from 1980's alternative music to ska-punk and power-pop will end with a set from folk-rock singer/songwriter Nathanson, whose reflective, melodic compositions -- the mega-hit "Come On Get Higher" serves as a useful case-in-point -- have endeared themselves to millions.
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But evil things, in robes of sorrow, (33)
These nasty things come out of nowhere. They kind of make us think of the Dementors in Harry Potter, or maybe the Ringwraiths in the Lord of the Rings. We imagine long, flowing black robes, horrifying ghostly faces, etc. Whatever they look like, they show up in this poem to let us know that the party is over. The happy spirits and good angels are permanently gone, and the "evil things" have taken their place.
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Vast forms, that move fantastically (43)
These "vast forms" are the dark-side mirror image of the spirits we met in line 19. Where those spirits moves "musically," these ones move "fantastically." There's something disturbing and grotesque about the change. It's just one more instance of spirits helping to make clear the central metaphor of madness and decay that runs through this poem.


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For senators on both sides of the aisle, the Pentagon's release of its 10-month study on the repeal of the "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" law that bans openly gay service members didn't seem to change their minds.
Arizona Republican John McCain, the Senate's leading opponent of repealing the Clinton-era law, said the study was flawed. "This study was about how to best implement it, not whether it should be repealed or not," Mr. McCain said. "That's not the kind of study I feel was necessary."
Other Republicans share his view. Sen. Lindsey Graham (R., S.C.) said the Pentagon needs to do a survey that asks, "'Do you support repeal?' Not 'How do we repeal it? How do we implement it?' I think that's the wrong question."
Democrats largely supported repeal. Sen. Claire McCaskill, a Missouri Democrat, said repeal was long overdue. "Gays have been serving in the military for decades we have the strongest and best military in the world," she said. "I think it's time they can all serve with integrity."
That matches the sentiment outside the Beltway. A recent survey from the Quinnipiac University Polling Institute showed Republicans favor keeping the law 53% to 38% while Democrats want it lifted 72% to 22%, and independent voters want it repealed 64% to 29%. Overall, the public wants it repealed, 57% to 36%.


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Texan Benjamin Alire Sáenz wins PEN/Faulkner Award for Fiction
El Paso's Benjamin Alire Sáenz has won the PEN/Faulkner Award for Fiction for Everything Begins and Ends at the Kentucky Club, a collection of short stories set along the border.
As reported by The Associated Press, the prize is worth $15,000. The book was published by Cinco Puntos Press, which is also based in El Paso, where some of Sáenz's stories take place.
Earlier this year, the American Library Association cited Sáenz's Aristotle and Dante Discover the Secrets of the Universe as the best young adult novel about the Latino cultural experience and the best book about the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender experience.
According to the foundation's website, "judges Walter Kirn, Nelly Rosario, and A.J. Verdelle considered more than 350 novels and short story collections by American authors published in the U.S. during the 2012 calendar year." Finalists included Amelia Gray for Threats ; Laird Hunt, for Kind One; T. Geronimo Johnson, for Hold It 'Til It Hurts; and Thomas Mallon, for Watergate. (You can find links to some of those reviews here.)
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expat_smoggie expat_smoggie Mar 10, 2008 13:22 Flag
FA CUP...Embarrassing Display
What is going on, who was the premiership side out there today....millions of talent not fulfilled and it comes from management and coaching motivation..I switched off before the end because I was ambarrassed of the style of play and lack of invention and movement. Another poor display and if we are not careful will get dragged back into the relegation zone again..!Sort: Newest | Oldest | Most Replied Expand all replies
GAZBLADE74 GAZBLADE74 Mar 13, 2008 05:59 Flag
fuckin gr8 stuff. liddlesbrough fc is a joke, #$%$ club no fans big time. absolute #$%$. cardiff out sang and outplayed ya by a mile. #$%$.
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Is this a direct translation from Welsh then?? Even diehard Boro fans will concede we did not play on Sunday, but then we go and outplay Villa and but for a very dubious penalty would have taken all three points.
But friend, Cardiff may not be around to play the semis if the High Court hhas anything to do with it £40 million is it they are in debt??? Boro don't owe a thing!!! And if we compare Chairman I know who I'd rather have in charge between Steve Gibson and 'Fingers' Ridsdale.
expat_smoggie expat_smoggie Mar 13, 2008 11:45 Flag
great email mate...??? lets try and have sort of intelligence to replies..this looks as though it has been written by a reatard...
Yeah yeah Doug .
How has it been at work ?? Has Christian been tormenting you much ? Or was West Hams battering at the weekend enough to silence the French fop ?
Hey I dont make spelling mistakes its just taht my fingers cant keep up with my mind!
This Shearer 78 poster reminds me of someone else too Davey, his style is somewhat familiar...its not our Douggie though...there aren't enough spelling mistakes for one. Smells a bit fishy...or perhaps a friend of a fish...if u know what I mean?
A Yahoo! User Mar 12, 2008 03:55 Flag
More worries than thoughts going on in my fat heed just now.Monday night is a big one for us away to Birmingham,we need a draw but our defence is made up of cowards,has beens and never will be`s,so I guess we go in hope rather than expectation.See you`ve got an easy one coming up ! With regard to one Alan Shearer 78 I don`t doubt you find it funny because it`s us the stupid #$%$ is having a go at.But yeah I guess he has his moments.......Ho hum.
At least you were able to switch off!! I have been a Boro supporter for some 50 years but I now live 75 miles from the Riverside and cannot attend home matches without a deal of effort and expense. However I met up with my two adult sons to attend yesterday. Gibson, Lamb and Southgate got what they had bleated for all season, a full house, what we, the paying supporters failed to get was passion from the players. Southgate tried as he always does from the touchline but he just was not getting through. Every player without exception just do not turn up yesterday, and if they have any contrition within themselves they will donate last weeks wages to a charity for the underprivileged.
Boro yesterday did not have a leader who grabbed players and hence the game by the scruff of the neck. Arca although a talented player is not a captain when the chips are down and I'm not sure Boeteng was either. Rochemback was as ineffectual as I have ever seen him and that is saying something. Alves is still not fit and possibly not really interested as yet, and can the rumours be true that he does not like to train? Mido is committed but woefully unfit still. Tuncay tries but lacks support, and when Young and O'Neil have a bad day together as they did yesterday Boro have all sorts of trouble. Schwarzer's mind was/is not on the job but maybe on his future. Only Pogatetz and Downing really seemed to be trying, but they too were below par and had no real support for crosses.
So it's all over for another season, save for a possible scrap against relegation. But Boro's best opportunity to win a major domestic trophy has gone and the circumstances of top teams taking their collective eyes of the ball may not happen again. No Europe next year of course so Boro will have difficulty attracting and keeping top players like Woodgate and Yakubu for another season.
Middlesbrough as a town is somewhat of a Cinderella, although unjustifiably so, yesterday on national television it was also made a laughing stock. Messrs Gibson & Lamb may want full houses week on week, but it is a business they are running, and if a business fails to provide for its customers, it loses them albeit probably only temporarily.
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expat_smoggie expat_smoggie Mar 10, 2008 23:12 Flag
Great email, but will let downs like this, make management/coaching staff reappraise the situation, what did go wrong, why weren't they up for it, what is lacking. There has been too many displays like this this season.
Incidentally i am now in the middle of the desert in the middle east so needed to turn off before i put my foot through the tele.
There was no off the ball movement from middle field, everyone was so so static and it was though the management had no other way to play but how they ried too, i.e.e no plan B or even C.
For any team ball sport the basics are pass and move and create space when you haven't got the ball or get into space when you look for it.
A totally inept, pathetic performance.
I got criticised for it before but at times Southgate does need some degree of help and guidance and dare I say it a consultant to help him, I got critisised before for saying it and no doubt I will again but sometime the likes of McClaren would be helpful...Just to bounce ideas off.
A Yahoo! User Mar 10, 2008 17:01 Flag
Morning Tim,as a Newcastle fan I`ve certainly got nowt to shout about because we are undeniably in free fall.Having said that I watched your game with Cardif yesterday afternoon and it was the most clueless display I`ve seen since our lot got beat at Derby........What the f*ck is wrong with North East football ? I think the Mackems might be the only thing that keeps us both up this season and I genuinely don`t want them to go down,but if it comes down to us or them and I think it will then I hope it`s them.They`ve got to play away to us and you lot.Both games will have a massive bearing on all 3 teams and I`m in no way confident of our lot getting the result we need,hows about you ?
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expat_smoggie expat_smoggie Mar 10, 2008 23:02 Flag
yeah a strange old season, we actually play at the stadium of #$%$ as they scrapped a draw at our place. is kk the right choice for you guys though..?! and should steve gibbo reconsider gs future at boro..?
It was a bad day indeed. With Man U and Chelsea both slipping up it was an ideal chance to make some serious headway in the competition. The only constalation with it...it must have been written in the stars that the underdog went through on the weekend. Divine fate is the only way to understand what happened. Cos if the option was in our hands to go through, it does not bear thinking about with that perfromance.
Time to focusfully on the league. No fun days at Wembley now.
How do Davey, the North East is fast becoming a football joke, If we carry on playing like that it WILL be Boro going down.
Truly shocking.
We were absolute garbage, one of the worst displays I have seen from us.
If we play like that we do not deserve to be a premiership side.
Cardiff fully deserved to win, they outplayed us in every area.


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Last Monday was a busy morning at Station 1 of the Marietta Fire Department.
There had already been a handful of calls to respond to since the shift started at 7 a.m. Plus, the department's fire and storm simulation trailer, which had been making the rounds at elementary schools to educate children on fire safety, was now in need of a good cleaning.
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Firefighter Marc Warden of the Marietta Fire Department, jokingly demonstrates using the station's fire pole. Warden is a 10-year veteran firefighter and a member of the department's dive team.
"The downtime is probably the most stressful part. It is too quiet. If you have 10 hours of no runs, you know you are going to get hammered during the night," he said.
Though Warden and his fellow firefighters work a full 24-hour shift before getting to take the next 48 hours off, there is surprisingly little downtime. Each of the three Marietta Fire Department stations average seven to 10 runs per shift, including both fire and squad runs, said Warden.
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Family: Wife, Katie; sons, Drew and Owen.
Education: Marietta High School, bachelor's degree in Exercise Physiology from Ohio University.
Hobbies: Playing with his sons, fishing, searching for arrowheads.
He studied exercise physiology at Ohio University and upon graduation, took his degree to Florida to work in the fitness business. But after four years there, Warden said he missed home. Soon after moving back to Marietta, a job opened up at the fire department, and Warden said he knew it would be a great fit.
With a decade of firefighting now under his belt, Warden is relatively unflappable, but the fires that have hit Front Street over the years stick in his memory.
The March 2010 fire that destroyed The Marietta Wine Cellars and Riverside Artists Gallery buildings was particularly bad, said Warden.
"It was pretty huge and not too long after arrived, there was a collapse," he recalled.
Friend and fellow firefighter Steve Hill joined the MFD at the same time. Warden's commitment to his job has always been a motivational factor for his peers, said Hill.
"His care for the community definitely shows. He cares a lot about this job and you can see that from his continuous training," he said.
As a paid firefighter, Warden's training is extensive.
Aside from attending the fire academy, Marietta firefighters are trained as hazmat technicians and advanced Emergency Medical Technicians. Warden is also one of six members on the department's dive team.
"I went to the fire academy with Steve Hill. He was a navy diver and was interested in getting a dive team together here. Since I grew up on the river, it felt pretty comfortable for me," said Warden.
"He was the first person I asked. He is the epitome of a team player," Hill said of his friend.
Because of the poor visibility, searching for things along the bottom of the Ohio and Muskingum rivers entails very little actual looking. But Warden has certainly felt some strange things, including bicycles, full grown trees and some of the infamous catfish that live in the river.
"You can't see them. But you can feel them. They are huge," said Warden.
Warden actual looks for the catfish holes while underwater in hopes that he can find them again while fishing, he said.
Warden said he enjoys fishing with his brother, but it is not his favorite hobby.
"No. one is playing with my boys," he said.
Warden's sons, 5-year-old Drew and 2-year-old Owen keep him busy with baseball, throwing rocks in the river and playing lots of tag, he said.
Warden's wife, Katie, is a police officer with the Marietta Police Department, and oldest son Drew flip-flops between wanting to be in law enforcement and wanting to be a fireman, joked Warden.
Though Warden enjoys all the various aspects of his job, it does not get any better than helping someone in trouble, he said.
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From Julia Quinn, the New York Times bestselling author of steamy historical romances, comes the third seductive installment of the Smythe-Smith Quartet, The Sum of All Kisses.
Sarah Pleinsworth can't forgive Hugh Prentice for the duel he fought three years ago that nearly destroyed her family, sent her cousin fleeing, and left Hugh himself with a badly injured leg. That's fine with Hugh, who can't tolerate Sarah's dramatic ways. But when the two are forced to spend a week together, they find that unexpected kisses, and mutual passion, may have the power to change both of their minds.
Written with Julia Quinn's trademark style, The Sum of All Kisses is a witty and lighthearted Regency romance.
Hugh Prentice has never had patience for dramatic females, and if Lady Sarah Pleinsworth was ever acquainted with the words shy or retiring, she's long since abandoned them. Besides, even if Hugh did grow to enjoy her company, it wouldn't matter. A reckless duel has left this brilliant mathematician with a ruined leg, and now, unable to run, ride, or even waltz, he could never court a woman like Sarah, much less dream of marrying her.
Sarah has never forgiven Hugh for the duel he fought three years earlier, the one that nearly destroyed her family. Even if she could find a way to forgive him, it wouldn't matter. She doesn't care that his leg is less than perfect, it's his personality she can't abide. But when the pair is forced to spend a week in close company they discover that first impressions are not always reliable. And when one kiss leads to two, three, and four, the mathematician may lose count, and the lady may, for the first time, find herself speechless.
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Have the Guerrilla Queer Bar guys jumped the shark?
What once seemed like a clever social experiment in old-school gay activism has gone a bit soft. Kicking off tonight at 9 p.m. Friday, Nov. 7, the GQB foks are taking over The Estate, a club that already boasts gay nights on Thursdays and Sundays.
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Or perhaps too successful for it's own good??? GQB has always been mixed for me (or maybe I'm just an old fart. :) I really love the idea. But the same people that go to a GQB are the ones who leave the real gay bars empty the rest of the month. And while it's nice to be somewhere different, half the time it's some straight bar with a dress code and "meet slutty women" on their web site - do I want to give that kind of place any of my business even if it's a GQB takeover? hmmmmm
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