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Julie Sacco has explained well the reasons for Alchemy Acres' policy. She has offered one solution to the doubters and that is to post the letter from the insurance company in the office. Could there not be some other solutions as equally easy? Statements of support from a visiting veterinarian or a humane officer? Is there an inspection done? Could the results be posted? Still photos or a video to show what is behind closed doors? These are very simple things that would help remove questions in people's minds.
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You can't change your spouse, but you can and do influence them by your attitude and your behavior. read more
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3 Reasons Why It's Tougher to Be a Teen in Today's Culture
What else do you think today's teens are challenged with? read more
Daughters: Winning Their Hearts vs. Winning an Argument
What would happen in your household if you chose to follow this ideal? read more
Do You Know Any Icebergs?
Some men in the church are hurting. But we will never know who they are unless we get beneath their surface appearance. read more
Putting Faith Back Into Your Future
Don't let your expectations—or someone else's—be a burden. read more
How to Help Your Sons Answer Their Questions About Sex
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How to 'Conquer' the Travesty of Porn
"The church is in the sexual battle of its life." read more
How to Keep Serenity in Your Marriage
Here are 10 ways to reduce stress in your relationship with your spouse. read more
If You Knew Then What You Know Now, Would You Still Marry?
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1/4 tsp Eden Sea Salt
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Jesse Hildebrandt allowed only one run in a seven-inning complete game, and every one of his teammates contributed an RBI as the Tahoe Twins routed the Reno Creepers 11-1 in the semifinal round of the NABA playoffs Sunday.
Hildebrandt, who faced two batters above the minimum, struck out seven while scattering six hits. He gave up the one run in the seventh inning.
The Twins were held in check through five innings as the game remained scoreless. Bats woke up in the bottom of the sixth, however, as the Twins exploded for seven runs. They added four more in the seventh to end the game early on the 10-run mercy rule.
Cory Munoz went 3-for-4 with a double and RBI, raising his team-leading average to an even .500 (24-for-48), while Joe Thomas went 2-for-4 with an RBI. Gabe Sandersius drove in two runs on one hit, and Bobby Habeger, Jesse Brown, Steve Derby, Jamy Habeger, Drew Lipnosky and Randy Jansen all had one RBI.
The Twins advanced to face the Reno Hornets in the championship game, which is scheduled for Sunday, Sept. 16, at North Tahoe Regional Park.


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TARRYTOWN – The entrance ramp to the northbound Tappan Zee Bridge from Route 9 will be sealed to traffic next Monday for the next few years, but will its closure lead to the traffic nightmares that haunted commuters for three nights in December?
"We'll see," Tarrytown Mayor Drew Fixell said. "It'll be an inconvenience but the question is whether it will turn into a disaster."
Traffic backed up for miles on Route 9 and 119 on Dec. 13, 16 and 17 — a week after the Route 9 ramp originally was closed.
The gridlock reached as far as Sleepy Hollow and Irvington. Drivers spent an hour or more crawling from downtown Tarrytown just to get to the bridge from the Route 119 on-ramp. Tappan ZEExpress bus commuters sat trapped for hours waiting to return home to Rockland.
Fixell called those nights "horrible" and "crippling." The state Thruway Authority reopened the ramp for the rest of the holiday season, but noted it would still have to be closed again this winter as construction on the bridge progressed.
Kevin Roy, who has been driving from the Tarrytown train station to his West Nyack home for four years, called the delays those days "unprecedented."
"Even when the bridge is backed up because of accidents or weather or whatever the case may be, you never saw the traffic backed up that way," he said.
Officials with the Tappan Zee Bridge replacement project say the ramp closure was not to blame. They said a perfect storm of events, including a snowstorm, a truck fire on the bridge, multiple car accidents and emergency repairs on the George Washington Bridge, combined to time with the evening rush hour and spill onto local streets.
The state Thruway Authority says the ramp has to be closed so the area can be used until 2018 by bridge builder Tappan Zee Constructors as a staging area for the new $3.9 billion twin-span crossing.
Both Fixell and Brian Conybeare, Gov. Andrew Cuomo's special adviser on the project, noted there were no real problems when the ramp originally closed on Dec. 5 and drivers were detoured to the Route 119 ramp two-tenths of a mile away.
"We still maintain it wasn't the ramp's closure that caused these events," Conybeare told The Journal News. "It was unfortunate timing."
With the ramp set to close again at 10 a.m. March 10, the state wants to get the word out. It has posted the information on the project's website (http://www.newnybridge.com); sent an email blast to its 3,000 followers; and is mailing 11,000 postcards to homeowners and businesses in Tarrytown, Sleepy Hollow, Irvington and Greenburgh to give them a heads-up.
Additionally, traffic signals have been re-timed on routes 9 and 119 so drivers can quickly get from the "jug-handle" at the intersection of those roads to get to the detour. Electronic signs will be activated on the Saw Mill Parkway when there are traffic problems informing them to avoid local streets. Office park employees and guests at hotels headed to the Tappan Zee will be urged to head east on Route 119 to get on the Thruway at Interchange 8.
"Until the reality hits, you won't know how effective these steps will be," Tappan ZEExpress rider Donna Corrado said.
The Valley Cottage woman said there were no less time-consuming options for her to catch the train in Westchester and chalked up December's events to hassles of commuting.
"You know it's going to happen again," Corrado said. "It's just when."
Roy and his wife, who drive separately to Tarrytown from West Nyack, said they may consider catching their trains from White Plains.
Once the Route 9 ramp is closed, the space will be used to store equipment and provide access to construction workers.
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The 3 most hated people you know at your school. It could be anyone you don't like, but usually the evil 3 list is unanimously decided on by you and a few friends.
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EAST LIVERPOOL - The East Liverpool boys' basketball dropped to 0-2 on the season with a 59-31 loss to Zanesville Saturday night at Potter Fieldhouse.
Although the Potters are a young team, don't tell head coach Nate Conley that this is going to be a rebuilding year.
"This isn't a rebuilding season, but we have got to work on things," Conley said. "We're going to get better every day. A lot of people might think we are an average basketball team, and maybe we are right now. But we've got the athletes, we'll jell, it might take some time to get there."
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East Liverpool's Aaron?Long drives to the basket against Zanesville Saturday night at Potter Fieldhouse The Blue Devils defeated the Potters, 59-31. (Photo courtesy Jimmy Joe Savage)
The Potters began the game with a bang as junior guard Hayden Cunningham dropped a 3-pointer from the left side to give them an early 3-0 lead. The Blue Devils, however, would start to settle into their game as they would close out the first period with a 17-5 run to lead after one stanza at 17-8.
The Devils would methodically increase their advantage in the second quarter as the Devils' senior guard Jake Phillis would score eight of his game high 16 points, as the Devils out scored the Potters 19-6 in the stanza. The Potter would commit nine turnovers in the first half as the Devils led 36-14 at the break.
"That's the pressure that they apply, and we probably won't see pressure like that again," Conley said. "That's why we schedule these games. We could easily schedule teams where we could be 2-0 right now, but that's not getting you any better. We like the schedule we got."
"We knew they were going to be young and inexperienced," Blue Devils' head coach Scott Aronhalt explained. "So we tried to apply different kinds of pressure. Show them different kinds of traps, and keep them off-balance. Fortunately, that created a lot of turnovers and that led to us getting some easy baskets."
In the third quarter, the Potters played with a lot more consistency as they nearly doubled their first half point total. Led by senior forward Derek Thompson, the Potters tallied 13 points in the quarter. Thompson scored six of those points on two field goals and two free throws. By the end of the period, the Devils led 51-27.
"We're a young team, and in my opinion Zanesville is the best basketball team in the state of Ohio," Conley remarked. "Year after year they are solid. They have probably two Division I point guards on that team. And they really kicked our butt's tonight. We were outmatched and outmanned."
The game lost some of it's intensity by the fourth stanza as the Devils out paced the Potters 8-4, to close the contest by the final 28-point margin. The Devils led by as much as 26 points early in the period.
"We have a real nice nucleus of kids, and I know Coach Conley is doing an outstanding job," Aronhalt said. "East Liverpool did a lot of good things, they made some good shots, but when your young it's a learning process."
Cunningham would lead the Potters with 10 points on the night, Thompson chipped in with eight points.
"We're going to get better every day," Conley said. "I promised, and the kids promised that we would work as hard as we can to the last second, and that's what they did (tonight). We've got some good basketball players, and some good shooters. We've got to start pounding the ball inside and take advantage of our height."
For the Devils, other than Phillis with his 16 points, Marcus Johnson contributed 12 points on the night.
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Name: Brandon Drenning
School: Bishop Guilfoyle
Age: 17
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Sport: Basketball
Athlete of the week achievement: Drenning scored 54 points in four Bishop Guilfoyle wins, including scoring 13 in a victory over previously undefeated Bellwood-Antis.
Season update: Drenning averages more than 14 points per game. The Marauders are 11-2.
Coach Chris Drenning's quote: "He plays within in the system. He is a real good shooter. His teammates do a good job setting him up, and he takes advantage of his opportunities. I'm proud of the work he's put in."
Favorite teacher: Mr. Sutton
Favorite subject: Spanish
Favorite movie: "Dark Knight Rises"
Favorite food: Anything that my mom makes
Favorite song: "Just What I Am" By Kid Cudi
Outside interests: Hanging out with friends, travel basketball, baseball
Favorite professional team: Boston Red Sox
Favorite college team: Louisville Cardinals
Pro athlete most admired: Stephen Curry
Best athlete I ever played with: Penn Cambria's A.J. Leahey
Best athlete I ever competed against: Bellwood-Antis' Noah Davis
Most influential person on my athletic career: My parents and coaches
Proudest athletic achievement: Playing in the state tournament
How I got my start in basketball: "My pap bought me a Little Tikes hoop when I was 2 years old.''
Future goal: To win the Laurel Highlands championship and move on to the District 6 Class A championship


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State education officials have named a chief recovery officer for the troubled Harrisburg schools.
Gene Veno will help develop a recovery plan for the district, which serves about 6,700 students.
Education Secretary Ronald Tomalis announced the appointment Wednesday. A new law allows him to name recovery officers in districts the state has labeled financially distressed.
Veno is a consultant with experience in business and management. He previously served on the school board in Scranton.
If the Harrisburg school board refuses to adopt Veno's recovery plan, state officials can ask a judge to place the district into receivership.
David Meckley has been appointed the recovery officer for York's school district.


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A cloth or rag used to wipe ones anal region. However, most Jamaicans use it as a substitute for the word f*ck to express anger or surprise.
Bumbaclot! Dem tek mi rolex and mi new links!!
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Ignorant: "What does bumbaclot mean?"
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Jamaican patois meaning blood clot. One of the worst expletive in Jamaican language.
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Incumbent County Commissioner Mike Olson was at a Genoa Town Board meeting as the votes were counted on Tuesday night. Not long after the board retired, Olson learned that he'd lost a close race to challenger Barry Penzel, 10,757 to 10,087.
Olson received only 670 votes fewer than Penzel, closing a little of the gap that he had to overcome from the primary.
"Barry's a good guy he worked hard and did a good job," Olson said. "There was not a lot of angst and anger in that campaign. The people of Douglas County had a tough choice to make and they made it. I think I contributed to accomplishing some good things for Douglas County, we'll see how they pan out."
Penzel thanked both the people of Douglas County and Olson for running a good campaign.
"I'm very grateful and I'm humbled by the experience," Penzel said. "I'm looking forward to working with commissioners, and I'm anxious to find out what the residents' priorities are so we can align them with the county. This is a great opportunity to move the county forward in a cooperative way and I'm really anxious to get the process going."
Incumbent commissioner Doug Johnson won a third and last term in the election by defeating Planning Commissioner Frank Godecke, 11,609 votes to 9,503.
"You've got to be a little humbled," Johnson said. "With 55-45 percent, there's still a good portion of Douglas County that's not on my side. I'm sure I've made some decisions that irritated a few people."
Johnson, who will be only the second commissioner in Douglas County history to term limit out, said he spent the last four days distributing 1,600 door hangers and that he felt voters' opposition.
"I could feel that people disagreed with me on deciding factors," he said. "Out of all the elections this was the toughest. I was stressed out all the way through this."
Johnson thanked the people of Douglas County for their vote.
"I'm real proud and real honored to be re-elected," he said. "I never, ever thought I'd do this in the first place."
Godecke said his first foray into politics was a positive one.
"This has been a really fun experience," he said. "I've had a great time getting out and meeting people. Even though I'm a native and I've lived here all my life, there were a lot of people I didn't know out there. I've enjoyed every bit of it, except for this last part. I wish Doug all the best in his last four years."
Incumbent school board members Karen Chessell and Teri Jamin both hung onto their seats, while Neal Freitas defeated John Louritt for the seat being vacated by Randy Green.
East Fork Justice of the Peace Tom Perkins defeated challenger Wayne Fazzino 12,474 votes to 6,113, clinching a six-year term on the bench.
East Fork Swimming Pool District incumbent Gordon Gray survived the election. Janine Petrick-Sullivan and Alisa Ashbaugh won seats on the five-member board.
Indian Hills residents Chris Johnson and Ronald Lynch won terms on the general improvement district board.
Gardnerville residents Lloyd Higuera and Mary Wenner will serve on the town board. Minden Town Board members Steven Thaler and John Stephans will return for another four-year term.
Former county commissioners Bob Allgeier and Barbara Smallwood will serve on the Minden Gardnerville Sanitation District.
Final results were released by Douglas County Clerk-Treasurer Ted Thran at 9:36 p.m. First results were not released until 8:30 p.m. when Washoe and Clark counties finally closed their polls.
"I was surprised at how fast the polls closed here and how fast the poll workers got their cartridges in," he said.
The 91.5 percent turnout was not enough to break the record turnout set in 2008, but it came within a percentage point.


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Jolene is a floppy titty cocknocker
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A slutty fat girl who has saggy breasts
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I like the new launch pad and love the improved server backup.
DID SOMEONE SAY SILVERLIGHT INTERFACE? Yeah!!
any explanation why windows 7 backup to windows server is so slow?
Great video. I hope to see more on Channel 9 from WHS in the future!
Sofar so good, server backup and app store get a thumbs up.
The one area that it might fall short, just because there was such a huge outpouring, is that Media Center is not integrated into WHS. I see Media Center as a gateway/media delivery vehicle for the whole house. Because PCs on your home network don't have the ability to stream Live TV from another PC that has TV tuners installed (especially CableCard)...I had hoped that a WHS based Media Center platform might solve all that by running Media Center/Tuners and provide a Silverlight app for streaming Live TV/Recorded Content to other homegroup PCs. Okay, so it is not happening. Microsoft better have a plan on how they will remain relevant with their consumer platform offerings. Why is that CNN/MSNBC/etc anchors feel the need to constantly talk about / show off iPad and Google TV? Microsoft needs a game changer here.
any value to running WHS as the home network router? I am running into limitations with consumer grade routers as I try to manage and access multiple IP cameras deployed on the network. I was told I need one to one NATing to map a block of static IPs to individual cameras. But then a Verizon tech told me their FIOS service router can route from the web to multiple cameras. Anyway, there is a lot I don't know about routers. Might be nice to have a home server that could provide a common set of features for routing traffic from the web to the systems on a home network.
I've never heard of a cable provider that would let you use more than one IP address without some kind of extended contract. I think you'd have to do some config on your router to get that to work. Not my strongest field, let me check around and see what I can find out from the experts.
This is from the infamous Gov Maharaj himself
Too bad there is no word about Media Center integration or at least some kind of tuner support...
the best software for home user, we need the next version of WMS. I loved this video
Think you should streamline the UI a bit. way too many windows open at the same time during the demonstration there.
One for the Launchpad (which is basically just a window with shortcuts, could easily be put in the Startmenu under a WHS folder), one for the backup (seems ok as long as it is breifly interacted with) and one for the Dashboard which further spawns that RemoteApp windows (seems useless).
Wow. This is certainly an improvement over the original Windows Home Server. From what I've read and my personal experience with it (see previous link) that thing brought nothing particularly exceptional to the table.
@saivert: I hope that the backup has the ability toverify the images it creates.
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Kevin Crosby, a tight end at Bamberg-Ehrhardt High School who nearly made a commitment last summer, will announce his decision by early June, according to his father and coach.
"It will come after he visits some camps," Butch Crosby said. "He won't be working in any camps."
Clemson and South Carolina will be two of the camps he visits. It was thought last summer that Crosby was on the verge of committing to USC. His father said a decision was nearly made, but he can't say to whom.
"He had an idea where he wanted to go," he said. "His mama wanted him to wait a little while. She thought it was a little early. Coaches change, things change, and she didn't like the idea of decommitting from a school."
Crosby's last visit was to Alabama for a junior day. He did not make it to USC or Clemson's first junior day but is going to Clemson Mar. 9. He will also go to Florida in March and to North Carolina at some point. Right now Crosby has a top five of USC, Clemson, Alabama, Florida and North Carolina.
"He's wide open," among those five, his father said. " Everybody's got a chance." Crosby picked up his 47th offer last week from Kansas State.
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WR Shaq Davidson of Gaffney saw his basketball season come to an unexpected early end, so he was freed up to attend Georgia's recent junior day. "It was nice down there," Davidson said. "The coaching staff was pretty cool, I liked them. They have nice facilities." Davidson visited North Carolina Saturday and will go to Clemson's this weekend. He also plans to visit Auburn, which offered last week, and said he probably will get to USC's second junior day. He was at USC's first junior day. Davidson continues to favor USC with North Carolina, Georgia, Notre Dame and Ohio State bunched together behind the Gamecocks.
OL Donnell Stanley of Latta was at North Carolina's junior day Saturday. He was at USC earlier this month. Stanley plans to return to USC for its next junior day and also wants to get to USC for a baseball game. He'd like to give baseball a shot in college as well. He also wants to get to Clemson for a baseball game. Stanley will take several visits this summer to schools he has not seen. Among those will be Florida, Florida State, Alabama and Ohio State. Stanley has not narrowed his list and has no favorite between USC and Clemson, German said. Academics will play a major role in his decision. He wants to major in physical education or sports management.
Northwestern QB Mason Rudolph was offered Friday by Oklahoma State, according to his coach Kyle Richardson. Rudolph also has offers from LSU and Virginia Tech. Richardson and Rudolph have been in touch with new LSU quarterbacks coach and offensive coordinator Cam Cameron and they were assured by him that Rudolph is a high priority quarterback target. He will take an unofficial visit to LSU March 22. He plans to visit Alabama, Georgia and Tennessee over spring break. Rudolph is getting no interest from USC or Clemson.
Wando OL Nolan Kelleher was offered Friday by Florida State, according to his coach Jimmy Noonan. Kelleher also has offers from Georgia Tech, Duke, Virginia Tech, Connecticut, Kentucky and N.C. State. USC and Clemson are evaluating him at this point. He has camped at both. Kelleher visited Florida State for a junior day Saturday. He has also been to Georgia Tech for a junior day.
Dillon freshman QB Avery McCall now has four offers, according to his coach Jackie Hayes. His offers are USC, East Carolina, North Carolina and Tennessee.
QB Drew Barker of Hebron, Ky., went to Kentucky's junior day Saturday. The Wildcats are making a strong push for Barker, who has had USC and Tennessee as his favorites. He recently picked up offers from Ole Miss and Miami. He plans to visit USC again in the spring. He was in last season for the Tennessee game.
RB Jae'lon Oglesby of Daniel is committed to Clemson but still plans to take several visits. He has offers from Clemson and Tennessee but feels no one else will offer due to his commitment to the Tigers. Other schools he wants to visit are Florida, Oregon, Florida State, Georgia and LSU.
Clemson last week offered LB Clifton Garrett of Joliet, Ill. He's regarded as the top player in Illinois for the 2014 season. Some of his other offers include Arizona State, Florida, Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Michigan State, Ole Miss, Ohio State, Nebraska and Notre Dame.
Clemson has offered RB Joe Mixon of Oakley, Calif. He is one of the most heavily recruited prospects in the country. Georgia is one of numerous offers, and he seems to be strong on the Bulldogs early on.
Clemson last week offered DB Allen Artis of Marietta, Ga. He also has offers from Louisville, Georgia Tech, Kentucky, North Carolina, Tennessee, Vanderbilt and Wake Forest.


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MORGANTOWN- Geno Smith, who broke passing and total offense records last season, is off to a strong start in West Virginia University's spring football drills.
"I feel much more seasoned," the 6-foot-3, 215-pound senior said. "I'm not trying to figure things out like I was last spring."
He admittedly has a better understanding of the new offense installed by Coach Dana Holgorsen in 2011. What's more, he can teach the younger players on offense a little bit more than he was able to in the past.
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Even Holgorsen could tell in the first day this spring that Geno was sharper in throwing the ball.
"Overall, I'm doing a great job at making my reads, progressions, timing and footwork," said Smith, last season's Big East Offensive Player of the Year.
"I'm making sure I understand what I have to do as a leader. And I'm making sure the offense runs at a good tempo."
Asked about the difference between this year and last year, Smith replied: "The mood has changed out there, which I think is good.
"I'm not going to say that (former head coach Bill) Stewart had us move slowly in the wrong direction because we were still good.
"But Coach Holgorsen has us believing a little bit more. And we all have a bit more confidence in ourselves."
Smith pointed out that all of the players are taking advantage of every chance they get out there on the field.
The Mountaineers feel they will be able to do more things earlier this spring than they did a year ago. Smith said, "The guys we had come in as freshmen did a good job (getting) at it.
"As veterans, we have carried over what we did in the Orange Bowl, and what we did last season."
The Mountaineers finished with a sparkling 10-3 record and a stunning 70-33 upset of Clemson in the Orange Bowl. Geno Smith was voted the game's Most Valuable Player.
Miami happens to be his hometown, and he wowed his fans with a record-setting performance.
But he said he and his teammates are not satisfied with past achievements. They have set their sights even higher this year.


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For the last 25 years, our marriage has been a give-and-take over what we each consider "simple living." The lifestyle is important to us both, but we measure it with different scales.
Material things were never important to us. We have lived for months in the wilderness, carrying all we needed to survive. We attended log building school in northern
Todd taught himself how to wire, tile, roof, drywall, etc. We collected salvage and he made flooring, cabinets, doors and furniture. We reused paving bricks for our chimney, slate for our roof, stained and clear glass windows, even light fixtures. We grew most of our food, froze it, put it up in Mason jars, and made jellies, pickles and, of course, sauerkraut.
Back then, we earned about $20,000, saved $5,000, and went on at least one two-month hiking trip. We created a lifestyle where we did nearly everything ourselves, had zero debt and saved money.
After we had children and got better at our crafts, we made more money. I also spent more money, began to travel around the world, garden less and put more miles on the vehicles.
For the past 15 years, we have given workshops on "Voluntary Simplicity" to college students studying environmentalism. They tour our homestead, see the garden, woodpile, animals. We show them how we built our home, direct them in making hand-cranked ice cream and fire up our log Finnish sauna. We chat about choices, the value of freedom in your life (whether it's financial or free time), and the bonus of living lighter on the land.
But Todd thinks our workshop is now a joke. He thinks our imprint on the environment is "extreme." At year's end, he adds up my mileage, flights and expenditures -- and concludes that the whole concept of "simple living" is in our past.
So I argue with him as I dip our bath water out of the tub and transfer it into the washing machine (after he bathes in the same water that I do). I argue with him as I haul the laundry to the wash-line. I argue with him while pushing a wheelbarrow of firewood and depositing it by the woodstove. We don't have a dryer, a microwave, a television, central heat, a cell phone or a fax machine and I've never felt the need for them.
My husband also has never used the indoor toilet during the last 18 years that we've lived here. He doesn't feel it's necessary to waste the water, so he uses his outhouse. Most people would say he is extreme, that our lifestyle is extreme. But, he says, compared to most people in the world, even he would be considered wasteful. It saddens him that we Americans are proud to be the most wasteful people on the planet, and not even aware of how extreme we are.
I understand when he says our lifestyle has changed from when we first dug in our roots. I understand I've missed out lately on the joys of digging my hands into the soil and the satisfaction of bringing a bountiful, healthy harvest to our table. But the whole world fascinates me, and using it to teach my children has broadened me way past our property line. My husband goes back and forth between the two worlds. We both do. He just has his foot more firmly planted in the terra firma.
In the end, the definition of simplicity is defined by personal choice – our decisions as we explore what is most important to us, discover what we each need to be truly happy, evaluate what we are willing to sacrifice and compromise. There are as many degrees as there are people. Every time we crank the motor of our car to run another errand, or purchase another item or pause to turn off a light, we are making decisions about how we live and the impact we make.
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The sliding rear window on a pickup truck. Your beer cans/bottles are not considered open containters when they are in the bed of your truck.
Dude, chuck your brew through the beer window when you are done with it.
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The sliding rear window of a truck allowing easy access to the beer cooler up against the front of the truck's box and also allowing any passengers in the cab of the truck to dispose of their empty beer cans or bottles into the box of the truck without littering
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UPPER SANDUSKY - During the first quarter, when Columbian was in total control, the student section broke out with a rendition of "Silent Night" directed at the speechless Upper Sandusky students.
They simply didn't have anything to cheer about.
By the end of the game, there was plenty for them to cheer about.
They sang their own song, a rendition of the school's alma mater locked arm-in-arm with the team, after Upper Sandusky rallied for a 38-32 win.
You couldn't blame the Columbian students for their confidence. The Tornadoes scored the game's first 12 points while out-rebounding Upper Sandusky 10-1. Columbian led 14-2 at the end of the first.
"I'm just like 'OK, I wonder when we're going to wake up,'" Upper Sandusky coach Shane Adams said. "I brought them back in, it's a Thursday night, we're out of rhythm. ... We had nothing. It was like looking into a bunch of zombies in the huddle. I was looking for people to bring any energy in there. We had two points, the crowd goes crazy when we scored with like a minute left.
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Upper Sandusky 38, Columbian 32
Columbian (5-6): Alec Demith 1-0-2; Bryce Lonsway 5-1-11; Josh Flint 1-0-2; Connor Conley 0-0-0; Donovan Walker 1-0-2; Ryan Lynch 0-1-1; Derek Dryfuse 3-0-6; Cody Daniel 3-2-8. Totals: 14-4-32.
Upper Sandusky (6-4): Joe Reile 4-4-16; Cody Clifford 2-0-5; Trent Howard 3-0-9; Brad Roeder 0-0-0; Cody Collins 1-0-2; Seth Frey 0-0-0; Stuart Young 1-1-4; Carson Mittermaier 1-0-2; Andre Myers 0-0-0. Totals: 12-5-38.
Upper Sandusky281216 - 38
Columbian14747 - 32
Field goals: Columbian 14-41; Upper Sandusky 12-38
3-point goals: Columbian 0-7; Upper Sandusky 9-22 (Reile 4, Howard 3, Young, Clifford)
Foul shots: Columbian 4-6; Upper Sandusky 5-10
Rebounds: Columbian 30 (Lynch 5, Flint 5); Upper Sandusky 26 (Young 6, Mittermaier 5)
Turnovers: Columbian 13; Upper Sandusky 10
"They just had to wake up. I don't how to else say it, they were dead. They weren't executing; they weren't focused. That's my fault, I guess. You try everything as coaches to get them woken up, but at some point they got to want to play and they got to come out and do it."
And they did it.
It started with Joe Reile knocking down a pair of 3-pointers in the second quarter to breath some life into the Rams, although it didn't do much damage to the scoreboard as his team still trailed 21-10 at halftime.
Coming out in the second half, the teams switched rolls. Upper Sandusky got hot and Columbian, after shooting 10 of 19 in the first 16 minutes, went cold.
"Offensively, we got away from the game plan," said Tornado coach Bill Beaston. "We wanted to get the ball inside. I thought we did a great job of feeding our posts in the first half. I thought we did a good job of moving the ball on the perimeter and freeing up some lanes for our guards to get to the rim. And we went away from that in the second half for whatever reason. We're going to watch some film; we're going to fix that."
Maybe it shouldn't have been a surprise that 50-percent 3-point shooter Trent Howard sparked Upper Sandusky in the third quarter. However, with that 50 percent mark consisting of one make in two attempts, he likely wasn't going to be the top choice to lead a resurgence.
Then one 3-pointer fell.
Then another.
Then a third.
With three long range shots, Howard brought the life into the team his coach was looking for.
Reile added a trifecta at the end of the period as the Rams clawed within 25-22 going into the fourth.
"We started off slow, but in the second half, one hit and we just got some confidence rolling," Reile said. "And then we pride ourselves on our defense. We set in, kept getting stops, then our shots just kept falling."
"Some of that was our defensive rotation," Beaston said of his team's problems stopping the outside shot. "Coming out on the third quarter, we were a little more flatfooted, hands at the sides instead of rotating quickly and rushing their shots. I thought we did a good job of that in the first half. I thought all their 3's were rushed and contested. I think that's why their shooting percentage was what it was in the first half."
After hitting just 2 of 7 3-point shots in the first half, Upper Sandusky connected on 7 of 12 in the second. Adams said it was in response to Columbian's zone defense denying his team what it wanted to do.
"We really were trying to work to get shots inside that zone, but it was so packed in," he said. "Joe was so tentative because we were looking to get inside and I finally just looked at him and I said 'you can't think about it. You got to pull the trigger when it's open and knock it down'. Trent kind of took that upon himself and then hit some, and then the confidence started then our defense stepped up."
Upper Sandusky's offense was starting to heat up. The defense was starting to shut down Columbian. And in the fourth quarter, the final aspect of the game started going Upper Sandusky's way.
Despite being out-rebounded 23-13 through three quarters, the Rams started crashing the offensive glass and it was paying off.
Carson Mittermaier hauled in a teammate's missed shot and put it back it to get the Rams within one. Later in the period, Howard grabbed an offensive rebound and dished it to Stuart Young who knocked down a 3-pointer to give Upper Sandusky its first lead at 27-25 with 5:13 to play.
After the game, Reile praised the play of the Ram post players.
"Carson, our freshman, he did a great job, he's really starting to grow. I'm so proud of him," he said. "Stu coming back, that's a huge help. They just did their job; they boxed out. I don't know that they gave up more than one or two offensive rebounds."
Columbian tied the game back up on a basket by Derek Dryfuse, but the next time down the floor, Cody Clifford knocked down a 3-pointer in the corner to put the Rams up 30-27.
Reile followed with another trifecta and went 4 for 4 from the foul line down the stretch to seal the win.
Nine of Upper Sandusky's 12 made field goals came from behind the 3-point arc. Reile's 16 points led all scorers as his team improved to 6-4.
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Albert Organek, of Amherst, an award-winning automobile salesman, avid Buffalo Bills fan and former sponsor of a Little League baseball team, died Friday in Buffalo Veterans Affairs Medical Center after a short illness. He was 85.
A native of Buffalo and lifelong resident of the area, Mr. Organek moved to Amherst about 32 years ago.
He was associated with several car dealerships and owned the former Carnival Automart of Buffalo.
He later received an award as car salesman of the year while working as a salesman and finance manager at the former Towne Buick dealership.
He retired in the 1990s.
He also was a devoted fan of the Bills, holding season tickets on the 50-yard line since Day One in 1960.
Before entering the automobile business, Mr. Organek took over his family business of delivering fresh eggs and butter to homes in the area. He then sponsored and coached a Little League team called the Organek Eggs & Organek Pullets.
He and his late brother, Marvin, built a Torah Ark in the 1960s and donated it to Temple Beth El of the Town of Tonawanda.
He served as a private in the U.S. Army Infantry during World War II.
He was a member of the Knights of Pythias. Although Mr. Organek was Jewish, he delighted in dressing as Santa Claus and delivering candy to neighborhood children during the Christmas season.
Survivors include his wife of 64 years, the former Bernice Rosenstein, and three daughters, Carol MacDonald, Lori Benson and Leslie Okun.
Services were Sunday in Amherst Memorial Chapel, Getzville.


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Battlefield 3: Aftermath for PS3On: PS3, Xbox 360, PC
Battlefield 3's fourth expansion pack adds even more weapons and maps, including terrain damaged by earthquakes.
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8Out of 10
Battlefield 3 DLC goes 50% off on Xbox LIVE
BF3 DLC temporarily reduced to half price ahead of Battlefield 4 release.
Battlefield 3 under denial of service attack
EA and DICE doing what it can to return players to the game and Battlelog.
Honourable Mention 2012: Battlefield 3
Dave couldn't think of a game that was actually released this year.
PlayStation Store update includes Battlefield 3 Aftermath and Mass Effect 3 Omega
Also full game downloads for Ace Combat Assault Horizon and Ratchet & Clank: QForce.
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Make Safety a Priority When Preparing for a Hurricane
(SPRINGFIELD, Ill.) — The peak season for hurricanes in the Atlantic lasts from August to October, according to the Atlantic Oceanographic and Meteorological Laboratory. As hurricanes develop and make their way towards potential landfall, coastal residents prepare their homes for such storms.
In an effort to make sure that as people work to protect their homes, the work doesn't result in increased injuries, Safe Electricity urges all homeowners to take the proper precautions—especially when working around electrical equipment and overhead power lines.
Safety tips to keep in mind include:
Electrical sparks can potentially ignite natural gas if it is leaking. FEMA recommends locating your electricity circuit box and teaching all responsible household members where and how to shut off the electricity so that you are prepared in case you are instructed to turn off the utility service at your home. For your safety, always shut off all the individual circuits before shutting off the main circuit breaker.
Help keep your family safe when a hurricane threat presents itself by staying informed, planning, and safely preparing for the storm. For more information visit SafeElectricity.org.
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She began making plans to go home right after her bone-marrow transplant last month. Now, Robin Roberts has her cherished wish.
"There's no place like home. After 30 days in the hospital I'm home," the Good Morning America anchor wrote Thursday on Twitter. "Praise God from whom all blessings flow. Thank YOU and bless YOU. XO."
Roberts, 51, who is being treated for a rare blood disorder called myelodysplastic syndrome, says she feels good, but there is still a long road ahead.
"I am considered 21 days old. That's how long it has been since my transplant," she writes on her GMA blog. "Remember when you brought your baby home for the first time? Your precious bundle didn't leave the house much and you were careful that anyone who came in contact with your child was healthy."
Thus, she plans to remain on hiatus from morning TV "until I'm given the all clear."
But she is optimistic that day will come soon. "Each day I get stronger and stronger," she writes. "I am fond of saying, 'This too shall pass.' And even in some dark moments, of which there are still a few, I now see that light at the end of the tunnel. This too really shall pass."
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Yes, the shirt is awesome and the last picture of you is SO cute!! What a lovely momma you are:)ReplyDelete
Awwww, I was dying to know the sex of this little one!!! I wish I could say I feel like it's a girl but I'm totally thinking it's another boy! I can't believe we have to wait another 18 weeks (or whatever!) to find out!ReplyDelete
You're so cute!ReplyDelete
I really wanted to know what you were having....quite bummed! :(
you are so cute, emily. seriously, are you ever not cute? i don't think it's possible. :)ReplyDelete
you are so cute! is that the fitted tee? i am assuming i would need that size you are wearing but i am sans baby bump, whatever. love it!ReplyDelete
I got my shirt!ReplyDelete
Okay. YOU are super cute. That BELLY is super cute. That SHIRT is super cute.ReplyDelete
Good luck at the sono!
you look fantastic emily!ReplyDelete
I love that shirt! I may just get one for myself :) Congrats on 22 weeks...you look great!ReplyDelete
you are such a cute lil mama! your t shirt's pretty cute too :)ReplyDelete
That last pic of you is adorable! And that shirt is super cool! ...you may or may not see me wearing one shortly... ;)ReplyDelete
i'm pissed that you're not finding out the sex. i'll slap you the next time i see you...promise.ReplyDelete
you look amazing!!!ReplyDelete
just ordered mine!! LOVE THEM! :):) You look adorable by the way!ReplyDelete
You are so FREAKING CUTE!!! I will be ordering mine!ReplyDelete
you are adorable!ReplyDelete
you mention you are not finding out what you are having - but I'm gonna cross my fingers he/she is human. Just saying.... LOVE the shirt and will certainly follow the blog and shop.ReplyDelete
You have THE cutest baby bump! I could only dream of looking as great as you after that many children. You look awesome!ReplyDelete
LOVE that shirt, too! Headed to the blog and shop right now to check it out. :)
You're super cute! Love the T-Shirt, but I love your smile even more!!ReplyDelete
love that bump of yours.. and that shirt is pretty kickin' if i do say so myself! :)ReplyDelete
you look awesome girrrrrl!!!!ReplyDelete
I just read your post on the struggles of adoption. THANK YOU for being so open, honest and compassionate. It's good to hear the truth of how things can be difficult at times, love is a choice, and God gives your the strength and grace. Love the bump! So excited for your new addition.ReplyDelete
Emily, thank you so much for the shout out! We've sold 10 shirts because of you already! The shirt looks adorable on your sweet bump! Thanks again! : )ReplyDelete
Emily, thank you so much for the shout out! We've sold 10 shirts because of you already! The shirt looks adorable on your sweet bump! Thanks again! : )ReplyDelete
You look amazing!ReplyDelete
We're adopting from ET as well. I love the shirts--I've seen them advertised before and need to get my hands on one! I'm always so hesitant in what size to purchase online--can you disclose what size you're sporting?ReplyDelete
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Although few people realise it, anybody enjoying the views from the Schiller-Balkon on Marienhöhe at Seelisberg is being served the same panorama as the members of parliament are in Bern, with one difference: Here you are seeing the original. In 1901 the Geneva painter Charles Giron immortalised all the locations of the Tell story from exactly this perspective in the mural he painted for the National Assembly Hall in Bern.
The path starts on the Rütli meadow, the birthplace of Switzerland, with the section that covers the founding cantons of Uri, Schwyz, Unterwalden and Lucerne. As with half a dozen other stages of this 35 kilometre long "Swiss Path", the meadow is reached comfortably by boat - and most stylishly at that, in one of five steamboats.
Climbing the 850 steps to Seelisberg is definitely quite an effort - not to mention the way down. Palm trees, figs and all sorts of exotic flowers grow in Bauen, which has an almost Mediterranean climate due to its sheltered position. The Bauen locals are proud of the fact that the composer of their national anthem, "Trittst im Morgenrot daher", was born here. The birthplace of Father Alberik Zwyssig does not however owe its fame to this reason alone - today it houses the renowned gourmet restaurant Zwyssighaus.
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So, Jeff and I have this tally going on- since the day after Thanksgiving we've been keeping track of how many times we've heard Rockin Around the Christmas tree (sung by anyone) and surprisingly we're only like up to seven or eight. The first weekend I think we were at 5! Anyway. I've kind of taken a break from having the Christmas music on in the house. Maybe when it snows I'll really be into it.
I'm still car-less, but that doesn't keep friends from coming to get me. Monday this lovely chica came and took me to lunch, and today Love picked us up and took us to her place for a play date. Ivy has a blast with Bianca and Clay, and jammed out with Jude and Nico. I was in awe of their ginormous Christmas tree. Seriously.
Right now it would be super cool if you could check out the Ugandan necklaces that Love is selling for a special reason/exciting news - I'm so thrilled for her family. They are the real deal, and they inspire me inside and out.
Pee Ess so does this video...
As seen on Ivy for Small Style this weeklio
I had the dress Ivy is wearing saved in my faves on etsy forever. It's way too big, but one day I finally just bought it- it's thrifted/vintage Healthtex? I think? from 3 Ring Circus. I didn't plan on her wearing it anytime soon but she had other plans. And um, it's her favorite. Her heart dress! You know what, two sizes too large and she rocks it anyway.


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Thursday, March 7, 2013
March is Colon Cancer Awareness Month and Elms Digestive encourages area residents to participate in preventative colon cancer screenings, particularly this month, to help build awareness for one of the leading cancers found in both men and women. With early detection and regular screening, colon cancer is 90 percent preventable.
Elms Digestive is setting a goal of scheduling the most new patient colonoscopies this March than ever before, with an emphasis on Friday, March 8, National Colon Cancer Screening Day. A colonoscopy is the only test that allows both detection and prevention. Local residents may schedule a colonoscopy by calling 843-797-6800 or by visiting www.elmsdigestive.com.
• Colon cancer is the third most common cancer, killing more than 50,000 people every year, while another 140,000 are diagnosed annually.
• While men and women are equally likely to suffer from colon cancer, there are certain risk factors that may increase the likelihood of diagnosis.
• Individuals 50 years of age and older are at an increased risk, as are smokers, inactive or obese individuals, and those with a personal or family history of bowel disease.
• African Americans are at higher risk for colon cancer and should begin regular screenings at age 45 and older.
Warning signs of colon cancer include sudden changes in bowel habits, recurring diarrhea or constipation, cramping or abdominal pain, unintended weight loss, or blood in the stool.
"Each March, Colon Cancer Awareness Month serves as a great reminder for individuals 50 years and older, or those with a family history of colon cancer, to be screened," said Dr. Greg Goodear. "With regular screenings, colon cancer, which is one of the leading cancers found in both men and women, can be detected early and treated quickly."
To learn more about Colon Cancer Awareness Month and preventative screenings, visit www.ccalliance.org and www.elmsdigestive.com.
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4 medium onions, peeled
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2 tsp Eden Genmai Miso, diluted in 1 T. cold water
2 1/2 Tbsp Eden Kuzu Root Starch, dissolved in 4 T. cold water
2 tsp fresh parsley, minced
Place onions in a small saucepan, add water, cover and bring to a boil. Reduce the flame to medium-low and simmer 15 minutes or until tender. Remove the onions and place in a serving bowl. Add the miso to the onion cooking water and stir. Slowly add the diluted kuzu, stirring constantly until thick. Cook 1 minute over a low flame. Pour the gravy over the onions and garnish with parsley.
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Origin: Central Virginia circa 2010.
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Grand damn it this traffic is ridiculous!
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Patrick Kaleta thought he had found the perfect place to open a multisport complex for underserved youth in a long-vacant Walmart store on McKinley Parkway in Hamburg.
But the Buffalo Sabre, several family members and the foundation they created apparently have been thwarted – and they blame the Town of Hamburg.
They claim Hamburg improperly changed the zoning code to allow an Orchard Park company to relocate to the former Walmart store at McKinley and Southwestern Boulevard. The Hamburg Industrial Development Agency also granted the Orchard Park company, Worldwide Protective Products, property, mortgage and sales tax exemptions.
Kaleta and his Helping Individuals to Smile Foundation had plans to convert the former big box store to two NHL-sized rinks, a field house and pro shop.
And now the Kaleta group has filed a notice of claim, notifying the town it intends to sue.
The town used improper procedures to amend the code and helped one business over another, according to Terrence M. Connors and Patrick D. McNally, the attorneys for the Kaleta group.
"They unfairly secured the deal for one bidder, and pushed Pat Kaleta and the HITS Foundation out of the market. That's not right – the foundation deserved better, and the people of Hamburg deserved better," Connors said. "The government shouldn't change the rules in the middle of the game."
Hamburg denies the charge.
"We don't feel it has merit," Town Attorney Kenneth Farrell said of the potential lawsuit.
He noted that Walmart owns the property and made a private deal. The town merely clarified the zoning code, a routine action that is done periodically, he said.
The Kaleta group – which includes the Buffalo Sabres forward; his father, Tom; his uncle, Michael; Ron Zimmerman; the HITS Foundation; and Two 19 Sports Inc. – wanted to buy the former Walmart building, which has been vacant since Walmart opened a store on Southwestern Boulevard in Hamburg in 2009.
They envisioned two NHL-regulation ice rinks, an adjoining field house and indoor sports arena, locker rooms, a computer lab for children, pro shops, a coffee shop, and day services available to youth regardless of their financial means, according to court papers.
They had looked throughout the Southern Tier for a suitable facility, and in July 2012 identified the old Walmart building as a possible location.
But after they put in a purchase offer for $1.2 million, Walmart accepted an offer from Worldwide Protective Products of Orchard Park, according to court papers.
The Kaletas wrote a letter to the town Planning Department in December 2012, outlining the proposed project, which fit into the C-2 commercial zoning of the property, and also contacted the Building Department about zoning and building requirements.
The Town Board scheduled a public hearing Jan. 28 on a proposed change in the code to allow light manufacturing to take place in a C-2 zone, since it was not mentioned in the code.
The Kaleta group says it made a purchase offer the next day to buy the property for $1.2 million.
On Feb. 1, representatives of the group met with Supervisor Steven Walters to tell him of the proposal for ice rinks.
The hockey group learned that on Feb. 7, Walmart agreed to sell the 130,000-square-foot building to Worldwide Protective Products for $2 million, according to court papers.
But for Worldwide to move its 35 employees to the building, it apparently needed clarification of the zoning code. That came Feb. 11, when the Town Board approved the change in a resolution that was brought up for immediate consideration and not pre-filed the previous week. The town attorney said that was a routine item to clarify the code.
Kaleta, who grew up in Angola, created HITS in 2009 with the goal of opening a multisport complex to help low-income youth in the Southtowns and beyond.
Worldwide Protective Products, which leases a 30,000-square-foot building on North Benzing Road in Orchard Park, needed more space, but had no plans to move its operation to its North Carolina facility, said company Controller Laura Adams-Hirtreiter. The company – which puts finishing touches on industrial protective gloves – is headquartered in Erie County and will remain here, she said.
"We've outgrown our location here in Orchard Park," she said.
The Hamburg IDA granted the company mortgage and sales tax exemptions, and a 10-year property tax abatement under its guidelines for adaptive reuse projects.
"We feel it's a good project. There's going to be job creation, and it's filling an empty building," said Michael J. Bartlett, executive director of the Hamburg IDA.
Adams-Hirtreiter said the company plans to use part of the old Walmart building, and hopes to move its manufacturing operations there in June or July. Administrative offices would move a couple of months later.
"We plan to add about 10 to 15 jobs," she said.
Adams-Hirtreiter said she does not know if the purchase offer to Walmart was contingent on the zoning code being amended.
But Connors, the attorney for the Kaleta interests, said "our understanding is it was done without a contingency."
The realtor said she has been asked not to comment on the deal, and a spokesman for Walmart could not be reached to comment.
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an animal that can talk
I wish boys would just stop talking and stand there and look hot.
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term for heroin
dodane przez Anonymous wrzesień 17, 2003
Human with a penis.
Billy has a penis- therefore, he is a boy.
dodane przez lawlstothawall grudzień 06, 2007
a male, man; the opposite of female, woman.
That boy is dressed like a girl.
dodane przez Pocahontas kwiecień 08, 2005
friends with, part of the crew
dude, are you boys with joe?
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Wow, you knocked that bitch up your first time banging her! Your boys must be potent.
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a young male, normally quite funny, sarcastic, and has the best suppy of "sick" (sex related) jokes. Boys are simple just guys who are normally really cool to hang out with, this is of course before they change... some become a "man" (a word I hate, not what it means, the spelling) which is a boy who cares and is still fun. Others become a "pimp" or a boy who thinks that he is cool because he has lots of girls and lots of other who want him (pimps usually haven't been laid and love to talk about it like they get it every night). Also others become "jerks" who use girls/woman and have no regard to there feelings, often found saying "what did I do?!". Still others stay boys as the mature and I think these are the best type because they are not quite a serious as a "man", are not as cocky as a "pimp", and not nearly as mean as a "jerk". Thses kinds of boys are very hard to come by, luckly I have one friend just like that. Not my boyfriend, but one of my best friends Fruit Loops. Thanks for staying a boy....
1. That boy is way too caring, he must be a man.
2. That boy thinks he's pimpin' but he's never been laid.
3. That boys so mean, what a jerk he turned into!
4. That boy's just a boy and that's cool....
1. That boy is way too caring, he must be a man.
2. That boy thinks he's pimpin' but he's never been laid.
3. That boys so mean, what a jerk he turned into!
4. That boy's just a boy and that's cool....
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Social anxiety disorder is not well understood by the general public or by medical and mental health professionals. As a result, the majority of people with social anxiety disorder may be misdiagnosed or untreated.
The diagnosis of social anxiety disorder is based on the following criteria being present for 6 months or more:
The process of making the diagnosis may include the following:
Initial Assessment
– Your doctor will ask questions about your symptoms and medical history. You may be asked how long the symptoms have been present, how distressing they are, and how they affect your ability to function. You may be given a psychological assessment as well.
Evaluation of Other Psychiatric Disorders
, substance abuse (
drug abuse
), and other anxiety disorders (generalized anxiety disorder, phobias, panic attacks) often occur with social anxiety disorder. You may be tested for these and other disorders.
Schneier FR. Clinical practice. Social anxiety disorder.
N Engl J Med.
Social Anxiety Disorder.
Anxiety Disorders Association of America
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Social Phobia. American Family Doctor Association Familydoctor
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What is Social Anxiety? Social Phobia/Social Anxiety Association
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Last reviewed December 2014 by Michael Woods, MD
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The finalists of Goldwell's 2013 Color Zoom Challenge US Semi-Finalists have been announced. Thousands of applicants applied to the three Color Zoom Challenge categories: Global Creative Colorist, Global New Talent Colorist, and Global Partnership Colorist. Here, contestants were judged on their skills and creativity, utilizing the Color Zoom 2013 "Beautify" color trends, techniques, and unconventional styles as their inspiration for their works of art.
The panel of judges included Maggie Mulhern of Modern Salon Magazine, Randy Taylor of Hairbrained and Celebrity Hair Stylist Matthew Holman among others to judge the competition and select the semi-finalists.
Based on the semi-finalists' submissions, the judging panel will declare a national winner for each of the three entry categories. Once selected, these top candidates will be invited to participate at the Color Zoom 2013 international competition, which is taking place in Los Angeles October 5th – October 8th. It will include a live and hands-on event where the contestants will compete against national finalists from around the world for the ultimate prize: the title of Global Creative Colorist, Global New Talent Colorist or Global Partner Colorist. Please join us in congratulating our 2013 Semi-Finalists!
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The Peninsula Manila serves an average of 630,000 guests each year at its food and beverage outlets which range from classics served in The Lobby, international buffet selections at Escolta, Asian-inspired delights at Spices, traditional French fine dining with modern international favourites at Old Manila and much more. Spoiled for choice, your dining journey begins here at The Peninsula.
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