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We've driven past Mayback's Deli, on the Tona- wanda side of Niagara Falls Boulevard across from Barnes & Noble, oh, probably a million times without ever realizing that it was more than just a place to pick up a six-pack and a bag of chips.
That's our fault, because about five years ago a local college student suggested Mayback's as one of his favorite places for a quick fresh-cooked bite at a good price. So on a cold Sunday, Pat, John and I stopped in for a look, and found a place that offers much more than you would expect.
The door opens into a regular convenience store, with a shelf or two of necessities (cat food, paper towels, crackers), a good selection of chips and salty snacks and a couple of coolers stocked with cold drinks. But take a few steps toward the back and you will see a smallish deli counter behind which four or five people are energetically cooking and assembling some really good food.
At that deli counter we were further reassured by the presence of two young guys, a type often found at really good cheap eats spots. Clad in knit caps, insulated flannel shirts over hoodies, jeans and boots, they looked like they burned 3,500 calories every 10 minutes, and had made an art of finding ways to stave off hunger.
"What's good here?" I asked the nearest young guy. "Everything is good here," he said emphatically. "I honestly have never had anything here that wasn't really good."
That morning, the two young guys said they had been hungry, so they ordered breakfast subs, which aren't on the menu, but can be made for $5.38, double the price of the breakfast sandwich ($2.69 for egg, cheese and bacon, sausage, ham or turkey).
We were surprised to see that the menu has a variety of items offered in most casual restaurants, from the usual fried items (five pizza logs, $5.99; jalapeno poppers, $4.79; onion rings, $2.49 small or $3.49 large), soup of the day ($2.09 or $2.79), salads, tacos ($3.49 for beef, $3.99 for steak, grilled chicken breast or chicken tenders), sandwiches, specialty sandwiches, pizza ($1.60 a slice), wings ($7.99 for 10), tenders ($7.99 for five), cold and hot subs and specialty subs. There are also chicken, fish and shrimp dinners ($8.99) or fried scallops ($9.69).
We placed our order, then wandered to the coolers to select drinks, which include a couple of cane sugar sodas and flavored lemonades. At the register, the drinks and our lunch slip, which had been delivered there by the kitchen guy, were rung up together and we made our way to the front seating area, where there are three booths and two or three tables. It's worth mentioning that you can't buy and drink beer in the eating area.
We passed a metal shelf set up with a heat lamp for "to-go" order pickup, a good idea for a place that obviously gets very busy.
The wood-paneled eating area is clean and tidy and separated a bit from the store traffic by an arrangement of flourishing houseplants, which was a nice touch.
It seemed just minutes after we sat down that our food was delivered to our table. The service is strictly no-frills – the plates are foam, the cutlery plastic. But the food is really good, hot and fresh.
We started with a special of the day, half a ham sub with a side ($5.95), which included potato or macaroni salad or soup. We chose the soup, which was minestrone, and it was exceptional. The broth was slightly thickened by long-simmering, and wow was it hot. It was perfectly spiced and contained elbow macaroni, both red and white beans and bits of celery and carrot. Bravo for the minestrone!
The ham sub and half a chicken finger sub ($3.99) were made on nicely toasted, fresh rolls and included lettuce, tomato, onion, cheese and mayo or oil. The sliced ham was fresh-tasting and delicious, as were the two thick chicken fingers on the other sub. They were hot and slightly crispy, served mild, as ordered. While the pile of shredded lettuce on the chicken finger sub made it a challenge to eat, cutting it in half made it work.
We also tried the triple-decker Reuben ($6.99) from the specialty sandwich menu. The sandwich was a little unorthodox in that it was made on wheat bread, but it was excellent. A third slice of bread separated the half-inch-thick layer of tender, flavorful meat from the tangy sauerkraut and melted cheese. It was far too much for any of us to eat at one sitting, although the guys in the flannel shirts probably could have managed it.
The sandwiches came with a handful of fresh rippled chips, and, charmingly, a delicious dill spear nestled inside a folded sheet of deli paper.
We tried the potato and macaroni salads ($1.99) and found them to be fairly standard and very mayonnaise-y. Skip them and go for the excellent soup instead.
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Mayback's Deli
Where: 1598 Niagara Falls Blvd., Tonawanda (835-0115)
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Hours: The store is open from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Monday through Saturday and noon to 6 p.m. Sunday; the kitchen closes 30 minutes before the store.
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February 8, 2013
CHARLES TOWN — The "black eye" the county was left with after the departure of disgraced former Sheriff Robert "Bobby" Shirley is one step closer to healing....
Thank goodness the Martinsburg reject who couldn't get elected at Sheriff can't replace him because he's not a Democrat!
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There are people on the commission who helped Bobby over the years with his cover up's and we are to trust them to pick a sheriff with morals, what a joke .
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Major - you are a disgrace. You are not man enough to admit that your idol did indeed turn out to be a very bad character that abused his power. Going back to a year ago when Shirley caused his first lawsuit payout for his questionable behavior you have been going to bat fir him. Most men can admit when they make such a huge mistake. You were blind ....
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Stephine Grove, needs to go back to school and learn how to read. WHERE in the code does it say you have to be a high school graduate? THE Attorney general office told me this is not true. We can't trust these people,they are the reason we are in this mess. Step down commission and Grove!!!!!
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1. Be a Jefferson County (WV) Resident: That is a pool of 54,225 people of all ages per the 2010 US Census with extrapolation for 2011, no data for 2012/3.
2. HS degree: That cuts out most young people below 18 years of age (23.4% or 12,689) so we are down to 41,536 in theory. According to the US Census 86.3% of the 25+ year old population hold HS degrees. Using 86.3% across the 41,536 figure gives us 35,846.
3. Be a democrat (outgoing Sheriffs political party):
According to the Journal there are 35,574 registered voters in its article Panhandle see large voter turnout in 2012 (dated 15JAN13).
From the Charleston Daily Mail article Democrat voter base in decline dated 16OCT16: WV is overall 52% (declining) Demo 29% Repub, 18% (increasing) are Independents and the Mountain Party makes up 2%.
But what are the %'s of Jeff Co?
There should be something like ~18.5K democrats in the county. I encourage you to apply if seriously interested and don't just hand this over t
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I took offense to the "Blackeye" and "disgraced" reporter comments too. Not very "unbiased", huh?
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Applicants please bring your ID. This ain't no votin' booth.
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Squirm, I do agree with you. I hope whoever applies does have a high school or GED education. But you just can't super seed the law to what you want. Grove has been a constant in Shirleys escapades.She should'nt be allowed to do anything. She most definitely is not a good judge of character. I'm saying after what they have done to this county,by leaving Shirley in office and supported him all threw the election,what right do they have? THEY aren't worthy!!!!
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Maje, you have got to be kidding me, so now you think that the Journal is biased against Shirley. You obviously know better since you are up reading the paper nightly. All media outlets know that when they smell red meat then they have a story to sell. This particular paper was complicit in a major moral crime committed by Shirley against Tim Barr. 'Longtime Jefferson Parks and Recreation employee Tim Barr being investigated for possible improprieties'...yeah you rememeber this headline and the story that followed. Although, there was absolutely nothing to back up the paltry accusations brought mainly by Shirley, there was no follow up to restore confidence in a wrongly accused man. Your silly rants about that creep have given YOU a black eye.
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Calling what Bobby did just a black eye is mild to what they should really call what he's done to the people of Jefferson County.
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Is everyone for real on this forum? Does anyone realize how bad our crime situation is? I seriously don't think you do. Berkeley and Jefferson County are in serious trouble with drug dealers. Maybe you have not personally been hit. Thank God you haven't. It is bad folks. We do not need a GED person to have the minimum requirements to handle this. Don't believe me? We'll see where these two counties are in 5 years.
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Please don't waste our time. Just appoint Boober. Isn't that the orders for Jeff Co Dem Chair Reva Mickey? Most of the Commissioners have their REVA RINGS in their nose so they can be pulled left much easier!
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Stepanie Grove is a joke of an attorney
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Majoridiot: who was he protecting when he altered evidence and tried to intidate his deputies into not testifying against him one in his own home? Your a disgrace and give a black eye to all of us that live on the Blue Ridge!
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Major : i worked around your butt buddy shirley for close to 20 years... He is a mean , spiteful , vindictive , pompous jerk. I have seen him abuse his power for personal gain over & over! You know him how ? Your a disgrace , stop commenting on this subject.
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I don't think there is anything wrong with calling something what it is. The events leading up to Mr. Shirley's resignation, and the way prior investigations were handled regarding the entire fiasco? Yes, a black is certainly befitting, and they should be ashamed, all of them. And, There is nothing wrong with wanting our law enforcement to have a little education under their belts. They do have to other things besides talk into the radios don't they? They have to file legible reports. And, in the course of what they do, if they are the least bit well spoken and can communicate with a modicum of intelligence, it helps all the way around. It is not just about how fast they can draw their weapon or kick the crap out of someone. In some instances, of course not all, but in some, it's much easier to obtain information from people when you have the ability to communicate, and a command of the written word. People w/lower intelligence tend to resort to violence, warranted or not.
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Lorene Ouart, 87, of Annawan, died Sunday, Dec. 30, 2012, at Genesis Medical Center, Illini Campus, Silvis.
Funeral services will be at 11 a.m. Friday, Jan. 4, at Fairview United Methodist Church south of Annawan. The Rev. Dan Wright will officiate. Burial will be in Pleasant View Cemetery, Kewanee. Visitation will be from 9:30-11 a.m. Friday at the church. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the Geneseo Humane Society or Annawan-Alba Library. Stackhouse-Moore Funeral Services, Annawan, is in charge of arrangements.
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on January 13, 2013 - 9:32 PM
LOCKPORT – The Niagara County Legislature is expected to vote Tuesday to approve the borrowing of $6.8 million to construct new emergency radio towers around the county.
County Treasurer Kyle R. Andrews said Friday the bonds will come due in 10 years, and he anticipates an interest rate of less than 2 percent, "given the county's bond rating, the credit markets and the term of the bonds."
It's part of a $10 million package, which also includes new portable radios for every first responder in the county.
County Manager Jeffrey M. Glatz said the county obtained a one-year extension of the deadline set by the Federal Communications Commission for converting its emergency radio system to take up less space on the broadcast spectrum. The so-called "narrowbanding" mandate was to have taken effect Jan. 1.
Legislator David E. Godfrey, R-Wilson, said the county will erect four new towers at Terry's Corners Fire Company in Royalton, the City of Lockport composting plant, the county voting machine storage site in Newfane and at Gratwick Hose Company in North Tonawanda.
Also, three existing antennas will be renovated at Niagara Falls Memorial Medical Center and at Mount St. Mary's Hospital and Upper Mountain Fire Company in Lewiston, Godfrey said.
Glatz said the county's goal is to have all the towers up by the end of 2013. "It'll be close," he said. The towers must pass operational testing before being put in service.
Motorola Solutions is the supplier of the radio equipment.
The bonds will pay for steel towers for the radio antennas, a concrete shelter at the base of each to house the radio gear, emergency electric generators at each site, fences, access driveways and underground electrical service.
Also, part of the borrowing will be upgraded equipment for the Sheriff's Office communications center and the construction of a backup operations center, which Godfrey said will be located in the basement at Gratwick Hose.
The county obtained a $2 million state homeland security grant to help pay for the project. Money from the cellphone surcharge also was obtained.
Glatz said bidding for the tower construction should come in about two months. The Legislature also will vote Tuesday on a finding of no significant environmental impact for the project.
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I've been a bad blogger and haven't taken any pictures. But I have plenty of great friends here with better cameras, so this week I'll have to post some good ones. I'm sure there are many. Last night at dinner alone is sure to have some good pics including the sharing of a very large and very yummy hot fudge sundae. I went to a 50's diner with Mary, Arianne, Shannon, Melanie, Janice & Susan, Stephanie, Christine, Nicole, & Heather.
I'm so thankful for the opportunity and grateful for the sweetness of my hubby the entire time I've been gone- sending me emails like this:
"OK Boys, I'm going to work out now.
Don't bother Daddy or talk to me about
anything unless you're bleeding, barfing
or someone is choking. Leave me alone
until 3:40. Understand?"
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Carter: "YES!"
Gray: "yes"
later... during the workout:
Noah: "Daddy, can we go outside"
Daddy: "Are you bleeding?"
Noah: "No"
Daddy: "Are you barfing?"
Noah: "No"
Daddy: "Is someone choking?"
Noah: "No"
Daddy: "Then ask me when it's 3:40"
then later...
Noah: "Daddy, Gray hit me with a transformer!"
Daddy/Noah question answer sequence repeated.
then later...
Noah: "Can we stop up the sink?"
Daddy/Noah question answer sequence repeated.
then later...
Carter: "Why can't we stop up the sink?"
Daddy/Carter question answer sequence repeated.
then later...
Noah: "Daddy?"
Daddy/Noah question answer sequence repeated.
Well, I made it to 3:40 with only a few instances.
Man, these kids really need to work on self control.
We're having fun though.
Love you!
I tried to do my yoga today with the boys. The first two got kicked out while
the third left out of boredom. Carter's last straw was when he decided to sit
down, watch the screen compared to me and point out all the flaws in my form.
"Your knee isn't bent enough Daddy!"
Glad you're getting rested and having fun. That's what times like this
is for.
Love you very much.
Oh, and if you are following me on Twitter, I changed my username because it was too long and annoying. My new Twitter address is here.


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Graduation, it's not just for seniors any more.
Hatter softball redshirt-sophomore Taylor Cochran will be earning her Bacherlor's Degree this week after just three years at Stetson University. An English major with a Spanish minor, Cochran will join traditional softball seniors Jordan Cleghorn (Elementary Education) and Chelsea Whalley (Integrative Health Science) as Stetson graduates.
At the age of 20, Cochran may be the youngest student in Stetson's Class of 2013 to receive a diploma.
"She brought a lot of (college) credits in with her from her high school years," Stetson head coach Frank Griffin said. "Obviously she has a good head on her shoulders, she is going to be able to work towards a Master's Degree, and it's going to be a good opportunity for her."
Cochran did indeed spend the better part of her final two years at Auburndale High School taking college level courses. By the time she enrolled at Stetson in 2010, she had already earned 64 credits and an Associate of Arts degree.
In her first season on the softball squad, Griffin elected to redshirt Cochran to give her more time to develop her pitching skills. Nevertheless, Cochran was already diligently working towards her degree. It wasn't until the start of this academic year that she realized that she could officially graduate in three years.
"I had a regular class load my first two years, but I had to do my senior research and cram all my senior classes in this year," Cochran said. "So last semester and this semester have been extra busy."
All her work has paid off. After recently receiving an "A" on her senior research project, Cochran is on the verge of completing her Bacherlor's Degree and is already looking forward to the next phase of her academic career.
"I have applied to graduate school I am waiting to hear if I got into the program here at Stetson so I can continue playing," Cochran said. "That would be a huge benefit for me because I really love playing softball. I definitely want to be here as much as I can."
With her redshirt year of 2011 not counting against her eligibility, Cochran will still have two more years to play softball while she works on her Master's Degree.
In the circle, Cochran has continued to improve this season and has performed well in several situations. On March 19, she pitched all eight innings of an 8-7 extra-inning Stetson win over Cornell to earn her first collegiate victory. She maintains a 2.90 ERA in A-Sun games, and has allowed just one run over her last 10.1 innings of work.
"I just finally came around and everything clicked with me this year," Cochran said. "In the fall I just realized how good our team is and how well we work together. This spring, all the pitchers were working well together and the team was hitting, so I started to think we can do this. It's been tough, we have had our ups and downs, but I think we are finally coming together. It's been a really good year."
Stetson (30-20) will head into this week's A-Sun tournament as the no. 6 seed, and will face no. 3 seed FGCU in the opening round Wednesday at 4 p.m. in Nashville, Tenn. If the Hatters make a deep run in the tournament, it will likely mean Cochran, Cleghorn and Whalley will not be present for graduation ceremonies in DeLand on Saturday.
"As much as I really want to participate in graduation, I think it is more important to play softball," Cochran said. "I have already been through a lot of graduations, and I would rather have a ring than walk."


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LOCKPORT – A Woodlawn Avenue man with a history of drug charges was arraigned today in Niagara County Court on cocaine possession and sales charges.
Eric A. Nelson, 24, pleaded not guilty to third- and fifth-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance and remains free on $20,000 bond. A pretrial court date was set for Dec. 13 and a trial for March 14.
Assistant District Attorney Cheryl L. Nichols told Judge Sara Sheldon Farkas that Nelson has a history of selling cocaine and had a prior felony conviction for selling drugs in Florida in 2005,
Nelson and his codefendant, Eddie L. Smith, 28, of 18th Street, Niagara Falls, were arrested on drug and weapons charges following a raid Smith's home May 17 in Niagara Falls. Smith has been indicted on charges of third- and fifth-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance and third-degree criminal possession of a weapon. Smith has not been arraigned.
Niagara Falls Police Capt. Morris Shamrock, chief of the narcotics division, said the two were selling marijuana and crack cocaine from Smith's house.


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ROHO means to Role out with your hole out. For Men it's BOCO (Black out with your cack out).
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girls who walk up and down the fraternity row looking to give it up to anything with a cock
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Your behind. In other words, it's known as a posturier & butt. But not in a good way, no. It means the behind for letting out uneeded gas, also known as fart.
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Graduate School: Drama Therapy-New York University; Clinical Psychology-Minnesota School of Professional Psychology
Please give a brief description of your current position and where you're working.
I'm a drama therapist and a psychologist at Washburn Center for Children where I provide therapy and testing for children and adolescents.
What path did you follow to arrive at your current job?
My path started at CSB where I was a psychology major. I had done theatre in high school and so I auditioned for a play at St. Ben's. Later, I took a counseling course where I had to write a paper about modality of therapy and that's how I learned about drama therapy. From St. Ben's I applied to New York University for drama therapy. After graduating from NYU, St. Cloud Hospital actually created a job of Drama therapist for me and I worked there before having my own private practice. However, I felt limited in private practice because there was no licensure of creative arts therapist in Minnesota like there was in New York. I went back to school at the Minnesota School of Professional Psychology to become a psychologist. Working as a psychologist at Washburn has been great; I've been able to incorporate drama therapy into my work with my clients. When I first started, there weren't many drama therapists, so I've been able to watch the field of drama therapy grow.
What advice/suggestions would you have for students who might be interested in your career?
I recommend talking with or interviewing drama therapists. Learn about drama therapy from the national association of drama therapy (http://www.nadt.org/ ) , and have a strong background in both psychology and theatre
What skills are important in your field?
To be an effective drama therapist you need to be spontaneous and creative. You also need to have a high tolerance for uncertainty and faith in the process. It's a very playful way of getting people to open up, but you need to be persuasive, and pretty soon they'll find they love it!
What activities/experiences were helpful at CSB/SJU (and elsewhere) in preparation for this career?
Being involved in both the psych and the theatre departments really helped me. My professors encouraged me and helped me realize that I had the capacity to do what I wanted to do. Ultimately the relationships that you develop with the faculty are the most valuable for preparing for the future.
What is the most satisfying/rewarding part of your job?
It's very satisfying to witness people experiencing emotions through drama therapy that they haven't been able to, or allowed themselves to experience. For example, I've seen suicidal or catatonic teenagers able to express emotion in the intense but controlled environment provided by drama therapy, which allows them to talk about, deal with, and learn about themselves.


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Recently, as I do each June, I spent time at Annual Conference, held - conveniently for me - at West Virginia Wesleyan College. Each year, as United Methodist clergy and laity meet for several days, I always find myself experiencing mixed feelings.
There are parts of the church that I love dearly, but there also are many parts of the church that sadden me. Maybe it is that way in all denominations, I don't know, but each year after Annual Conference I find myself reviewing John Wesley's general rules because it is in these three simple rules that I find the basis for who we are as United Methodists.
The three rules are very simple: 1. Do no harm. 2. Do good. 3. Attend to the ordinances of the church - or, as Reuben Job has redefined this third one, Stay in love with God.
I hope it is OK with all of you if I reflect on each of these rules over the next few weeks. Reflecting on these rules will help to restore in me a sense of who we are and what we are to be about.
This week I will reflect a little on John Wesley himself. Born in June of 1703, Wesley was a highly educated son of Samuel and Susanna Wesley. Beginning with his mother as his first teacher, his education prepared and trained him for the ordained ministry in the Church of England.
After completing his education and serving in different areas, John Wesley traveled to Savannah, Ga., to be a missionary in 1735. Simply put, he was less than successful in the venture and returned to England with what I am certain were many questions on his heart. He must have pondered what he could have done differently, or why the people did not understand how he wanted them to live. He must have wondered over and over why the people of Georgia asked him to leave, even in the dark of night. I am certain that John Wesley was going back to England depressed.
Wesley had a dilemma. How could he continue to preach the gospel when he didn't feel it and didn't understand it? He needed a conversion experience, an experience when he could know beyond a shadow of a doubt that Christ loved him and offered him grace. We all need those moments, sometimes over and over again, when we know beyond a shadow of a doubt that we are beloved of Christ and that grace is freely given to us.
On his way to Georgia, the ship on which he was sailing encountered a storm which sent fear into the hearts of most of the passengers, including John Wesley. On that ship was a group of Moravians who caught the attention of Wesley. While everyone was fearful, the Moravians were displaying a profound trust and joy in God. Throughout the storm they sang hymns that reflected their faith. During that storm, watching those Moravians, Wesley understood that they possessed something of faith that he did not have. They knew something that he did not know.
So, after he returned to England he began to attend a Moravian gathering. He must have hoped and prayed that he would discover the source of their deep faith and also find the answers to the questions that he pondered about his life and faith.
In May of 1738, Wesley was attending a Moravian meeting in Aldersgate Street where he heard something that he had never understood before. The scripture that evening came from Romans, and Wesley understood for the first time that we are saved by God's grace, not by works, not by doing anything. He described his experience as his heart being "strangely warmed." It was a moment that he never forgot, a moment when he felt saved and beloved by Christ.
Within Romans is the statement of faith that changed his heart: We believe that in baptism we die and rise with Christ. We believe that we die to sin and rise to new life. It is not something that we can do literally - dying and rising. Christ has already done that for us. The grace of God in Christ is freely given without cost, without payment, without exchange of goods.
Wesley did not have it simply because the Church of England said he had grace and then ordained him. I don't have it simply because the United Methodist church says I do and ordained me. No one has grace because of what we have done to be saved or because we worked hard to achieve it or because we did all the right things, said all the right things, wrote all the right things.
Grace and salvation come because of what Christ did long ago. He showed us what it means to have a personal relationship with God. He died for our sins and rose again for life eternal. Somehow in the midst of studying Romans, Wesley got what he didn't get in his education and training. And then he discovered that when we get it, when we accept grace, when our hearts are filled with joy, things change.
In Romans, Wesley heard these words: "What then are we to say? Should we continue in sin in order that grace may abound? By no means! How can we, who died to sin, go on living in it?" (6:1-2)
Wesley moved on to ponder other questions then: How does life change when grace abounds? How does life change then?
Because we follow Jesus, we want our lives to change. We do not want our lives to reflect that we are living in sin when Christ has forgiven us and grace abounds.
Wesley's ponderings on these questions led him to develop the three simple rules. We will reflect on the first one next week: Do no harm.
To God be the glory!


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Tuesday, June 4, 2013
The Wando boys track and field had 11 different athletes on the 4A all-state team. Jerome Coaxum, a state champion in the 400 hurdles, was named all-state in that event and the 110 hurdles. A.J. Gawryluk received the honor in the 1600 and 3200 runs, as well as the 4x800 relay.
Hampton Harvin, who broke a 38-year-old high jump school record this season during the Taco Bell Classic, was named all-state in high jump. That record-breaking mark is 6 feet 8 inches.
He signed a scholarship to compete at Coastal Carolina, according to coach Kevin Shiver.
Scottie Stroman made the all-state list in three events: 800, 4x800 relay and 4x400 relay. Joining Stroman and Gawryluk on the 4x800 all-state team was Andrew Roberts and Miles Clarke.
Roberts also earned recognition on the 4x400 relay team. He, Stroman, Coaxum and Christian Hart round out that all-state group.
Kenny Waring (long jump), Gauge Wood (pole vault), Zach Dauscher (pole vault) and Kato Junior (400 hurdles) concluded the rest of the Warrior boys track and field all-state athletes.
The Wando girls placed 10 athletes in all-state qualifications. Georgia Compton and Rosa Marie Compton both earned the honors in the 1600 and 3200 events. Sarah Lee, a state champion in pole vault, was all-state in that, as well as the 4x100 relays.
Angelica Collins was another two-event all-state honoree with qualifying marks in the 4x100 and triple jump. Kendall Mercer (pole vault), Emily Pitts (4x800), Emma Santor (4x800), Zeniyah Lawrence (4x100) and Erika Andrade (4x100) were the other all-state Wando girls.
The Warriors 4x100 relay team "was a big highlight, because this relay (team) broke an 11-year-old school record," coach Marie Domin said, "and hadn't even been to the state (championship meet) since 1976. Then, they almost took home hold, but got the silver medal and a huge personal best time."
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The SCISA state coaches' association honored three Palmetto Christian Academy athletes as all-state players, including two track and field standouts. Annie Pascutti and Joe Siegwald both qualified for the honor, as well as golf and tennis player Chris DeMarco.
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A dozen Bishop England boys and girls track and field athletes earned 2A all-state honors. Griffie Loy, who will continue his shot put and discus dominance at Navy in the fall, made the list alongside DeAngelo Stephenson, Alex Righi, Andrew Furmanchik, Cristian Widenhouse and Thomas Hanahan.
On the girls side, Katie Phillips, JoJo Tompkins, Michele Boykin, McKenna Weatherford, Michelle Lussier and Hollis Weatherford made the all-state list for excellence in their respective events.
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For the past 30 years, the ability of engineers to perform Computational Fluid Dynamics simulations of the interaction between multiple moving objects has been severely curtailed by the need to generate an interconnected mesh between the objects. Not only did this requirement make the creation of "moving mesh" simulations an intensive manual process, it also often rendered it impossible in the case of objects with extreme ranges of motion or with very close interaction.
The term 'paradigm shift' may be overused, but the availability of Overset Mesh (sometimes called "overlapping" or "chimera" mesh) in STAR-CCM+ truly offers a new way of carrying out CAE, allowing the user to generate an individual mesh around each moving object which then can be moved at will over a background mesh. The feature also allows regions to travel to, and beyond, the boundary of the domain, improving the flexibility of overset grids and allowing the simulation of very close moving bodies.
The Overset Mesh capability is fully compatible with the full range of unstructured meshing options in STAR-CCM+. With no need to worry about interconnecting meshes or cell distortion, this capability brings genuine moving object simulation within the grasp of all engineers.
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The height of Vietnamese/ Cherokee hybrid engineering. A mix of Vietnamese and Cherokee blood, to produce the largest and most effective offspring.
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5 Ridiculous Things That Show Up in the Art of Every Comic
#2. Nice Pants
Y'all know me, I don't roll with pants. I think that shit's oafish at best. But they are a necessity in life when in mixed company. In comics, though, they seem somewhat less necessary. Consider if you had the power to blow buildings up by looking at them -- are you wearing pants if you're not in a pants-wearing mood? Fuck no. You'll blow up Jean Machine if they try to convince you otherwise. And yet, even as we've progressed beyond the comics code and curious rules of decency, we get this:
Oh my God, look at the pants. Panties. I'm not sure of the proper vernacular for superpeople. Point is, do any of these characters need pants or panties? If the Hulk is a mindless green rage monster (and he used to be), where did he get modesty from? He should be using his big green crank to smash mailboxes. I would. And realistically, the Thing's wiener is only going to look like a brick, so what the hell does he care?
This is taking the need for pants to ridiculous new heights. This joker's name is Fin Fang Foom, and he's probably as racist as Mel Gibson's Hanukkah special. As you can see, he's taller than buildings, but he still has on a dapper pair of bloomers. Where the hell did he get those things? Where's the giant ass seamstress in the Marvel universe making pants for giant asses? Equally weird is the prevalence of purple pants in comics. Last time I saw someone in purple pants, he was also wearing a fur-trimmed hat and drinking from a goblet.
#1. Poop Face
I can't claim to know for sure if this is something foolish that artists do or something totally reasonable, having never been in a life and death struggle with superpowered foes before. But that aside, I can tell you that, with stunning regularity (that was a shit pun, make a note of it), artists indicate intensity in a scene by drawing characters to look like they're losing a battle against dysentery in the most brutal possible way. Have you noticed how often I write about bathroom-related topics? Huh.
This intense cover shows Wolverine and Hulk for what could easily be mistaken as a scene in some privacy-free military bathroom where both titans are coming to terms with the reality that Spider-Man spiked their chocolate milk with Ex-Lax and all they can do is stare at each other and scream.
Here's a collage I like to call "Rage Dump." Wolverine clearly gets this treatment a lot, but go ahead and try this expression yourself, right now. Grit your teeth and then pull your lips back until you can just start to see your molars. Now envision the set of circumstances that need to occur to force you into making that expression naturally. You need to be either tripping balls on bath salts or trying to maintain your balance on a toilet that's traveling at subsonic speeds.
On the other hand, for all I know, comic book artists lose bowel control when they're fighting and it's just been a big conspiracy to keep it a secret all this time. You and I may have just learned something together.
For more from Ian, check out 6 Bizarre Real World Versions of Fictional Monsters and The 6 Ballsiest Scientific Frauds (People Actually Fell For).


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The Stetson men's tennis team lost its second straight match on Friday, falling to visiting Presbyterian by a score of 4-3 at the Mandy Stoll Tennis Center.
The Blue Hose, who were ranked 75th in the nation earlier in the season, got out to a good start winning the first two doubles matches to give Presbyterian an early 1-0 lead.
Sophomore Cahit Kapukiran quickly tied the score at 1-1 after defeating Danny Bruce, 6-1, 7-5 at number three singles. The Blue Hose countered by winning at number six and then number four to make it 3-1 in favor of PC.
Freshman Graham Ball improved to 6-1 on the season in singles action with a 6-2, 7-6 (11-9) win at number five to bring the Hatters back. Sophomore Laurynas Antropikas then tied the match at 3-3 with a 2-6, 6-2, 6-4 comeback at number two.
Presbyterian came away with a comeback of its own as Grayson Mills won 2-6, 6-2, 6-3 over junior Nathan Debut at the number one position to earn the 4-3 team victory.
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Rockingham County leaders want property owners to know they don't have to pay high prices for copies of public documents. Some businesses have offered a price of $86 for documents that can be found at the Registry of Deeds for $1 per page.
The County Attorney and Register of Deeds say businesses are free to charge any price for document services, but property owners should know they may be able to get a much lower price by submitting requests themselves. The Registry of Deeds uses tax money to fund its operations.


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Many irrigation system repairs are quite simple and can easily be accomplished by people of average manual dexterity. Other repairs will likely require professional assistance for all by the most experienced and best-equipped do-it-yourselfer. If you are unsure about the nature of the repair or how to proceed it is probably best to contact a professional irrigation system installer/repairman.
Below are some basic instructions for some of the most common repairs required for standard irrigation systems.
Replace a Broken Head
If you are over-zealous with your lawnmower or you have a football team practicing in your backyard, broken sprinkler heads will be a common problem. A broken head is usually easy to detect because when the system is turned on, water will shoot up like a geyser from the broken head.
Sprinkler heads are usually threaded and screw into a connection buried in the ground as part of the pipe network. To remove the broken head, turn the system off and unscrew the sprinkler head. Place a flag or a stick into the hole where the head was to mark the location. Take the broken head with you when you buy a new one to make sure you get something compatible.
My sprinkler heads aren't working right. I have dry spots, but I've checked the spacing between heads and it is correct.
These suggestions assume the sprinkler system design is correct, that is the spacing between sprinklers is head-to-head, the pipes are the right size, valve is the right size, etc.
My pop-up sprinkler heads keep sticking in the up position. What can I do?
If you are using the little sprinklers that don't have a retraction spring, this is normal. They pretty much stick up no matter what. You should replace them with a spring loaded pop-up with a pop-up height of at least 3", I recommend you use a 4" pop-up if possible. Now if you do have spring loaded pop-ups the problem is most likely caused by a small grain of sand, a stick, or something similar in the wiper seal. Here are a few things to try:
The water isn't coming out of the sprinkler nozzles in an even pattern causing dry spots. How do I fix this?
The nozzle has something stuck in it or it is scratched. Replace the nozzle with a new one rather than trying to clean it. You can try to remove whatever is in the nozzle with a small screwdriver or a piece of wire, but this usually scratches the nozzle which will also cause the pattern to be bad, especially with plastic nozzles. Nozzles are cheap, you're better off just biting the bullet and replacing them. But you need to do more than replace the nozzle--
Now you need to find out why there was something stuck in there. Sometimes bugs crawl into the nozzles when the sprinklers are off. See if you can figure out what is stuck in the old nozzle. Usually it is dirt or some other foreign item that was in the pipes. That means you need to flush out the pipes (which you really should do yearly anyway). Here's how:
Replace the Irrigation Controller
Once in a while you may need/want to replace your irrigation controller clock. This is not a particularly difficult job, but it does require some basic knowledge of wiring and some planning.
First, make sure that your new controller is fully compatible with your irrigation system. Some things to check for: Does the new controller have the same number (or more) zones? Does the new controller utilize the same power source or is it battery operated? Can the new controller be mounted in the same place as the old controller?
Before disconnecting all the wires from your old controller it is a good idea to label the wires with masking tape or wire labels. This will reduce confusion when hooking up the new clock. To avoid a shock be sure to unplug the old controller before you begin removing any wires.
Read the instructions for your new controller before starting. It is often easiest to hook up the new controller as you remove wires from the old controller. This reduces the likelihood of confusing zone wires. Once the new controller has been fully wired, detach the old controller from the wall and mount the new one.
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11 Deep Space Photos You Won't Believe Aren't Photoshopped
#5. An Invisible Galaxy Destroyer
So what's up with this freak galaxy with the Don King hair? Is it trying to steam cook enormous broccoli? Actually, it's a victim of ram pressure stripping -- a force associated with rapid motion that can suck all of the gas out of a galaxy. This particular one, named NGC 4522 (obviously), is one of the most clear examples of the phenomenon. It's a part of a group of galaxies called the Virgo Cluster that contains between 1,300 and 2,000 galaxies. As it zips through space at over 6 million miles per hour like a fucking crazy-ass, it slams into slower-moving molecular gas, which rips out its own.
It gets no sympathy from me. There are younger galaxies in that neighborhood who are trying to play. They don't need some hot rod asshole endangering their lives.
#4. Mayall's Object
This is one of the coolest things about space. As long as it stays a safe 500 million light-years from us, like this one was kind enough to do. The blue galaxy on the right just got its ass Bill Goldberg speared right in its goddamn gut. Notice the shock wave that blows out of its center, followed by the loose stars being sucked away. It makes the whole thing look like a space jellyfish.
Oh, but don't think this is as awesome as it gets, because ...
#3. The Cartwheel Galaxy
BAM! Oh, man, suck it! You just got galaxy slapped!
That looks like two galaxies right at the exact point of impact, doesn't it? But actually that entire structure on the right is a single entity called the Cartwheel Galaxy. About 200 million years ago (from our perspective), another galaxy collided head-on with it, sending out that blue shock wave of stars and dust. Since then, the ball-busting gravity at the center has steadily been trying to put things back together again, and if you look closely, you can see the strings of material trying to reform its spiral structure.
#2. Big Red Bubble, Just Floating in Space
This is SNR B0509-67.5. OK, Science, seriously, fuck you for not giving that a badass name. It's a gigantic red bubble floating through space like a video game power-up. You know as well as I do that if we fly a ship through that, we're getting a scattershot upgrade out of the deal.
If you've been paying attention to the explanations so far, you know that's the remnants of a supernova. What's crazy is that this one is 23 light-years across and expanding at 11 million miles per hour. So sorry, guys. If we flew up to that thing and tried to pop it, it would bitch slap our asses inside out.
#1. Hubble Ultra Deep Field
It doesn't look like much, does it? Just a boring collection of dots and smudges like the ones you've seen in every science book you've ever picked up. But there's a reason why this one is special, and if you don't have a bandwidth cap with your Internet provider, it would help you understand the magnitude and importance if you got the original 110 MB file.
See, back in 2004, scientists decided to point Hubble at a patch of sky that was pure black. No stars. No galaxies. Just black. They left the lens open for a little over 11 days to capture as much light as possible, because the more light a telescope captures, the clearer the image is. What we got was that image above ... only 6,200 pixels wide and just as tall. In other words ...
All of that, extracted from a pinpoint patch of empty, black sky. Every dot in that photo is a galaxy. Ten thousand of them. Every one of them previously unknown to us. Every one of them containing the possibility of having intelligent life for us to show up and dance battle before giving them the finger and flying away, knowing we truly are the masters of this universe.
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Hard work equates to increased chances of success. And if you really wish to achieve great things in your life, then you ought to work hard. But you see, being a hard worker is not only enough.
You need to be highly productive and being productive means that you make proper use of your time, by doing and working at things that will bring you closer to your goal. This article aims to show you five great ways to be more productive.
Set goals for yourself. It is always important to have goals. If you want to get somewhere and be somebody, it important to set goals that you will work for. It is also nice to write a schedule that will help you achieve the bigger picture. Writing a time table is good because it will guide you through your day-to-day activities efficiently. So that you can make sure that you have all your tasks covered and that you do no miss anything in your agenda, having a written schedule is good. You can refer to it and never lose track of what it is you are supposed to do for the day.
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Stop doing unnecessary things on the Internet. The internet is a great creation but a lot of hours get wasted online. With social networking sites eating up hours of precious time, it is important for you to be able to determine how much time is enough for your daily Internet use. It is best to set rules for yourself, especially if you are just starting out. Eventually these rules and protocols will be in your system, and you will no longer be online longer than necessary.
Be flexible. Even if you try your hardest, there will be problems that will come up, all of a sudden, and when this happens, you have to always be prepared for these. A lot of people get disoriented when something comes up, and will need to recollect themselves before they can move on, which is not really a good way to deal with it. You need to be prepared for change, to be able to cope effectively with anything that comes your way, good or bad. Every moment you waste worrying is time lost, so know how to easily cope.
Be proactive. Take responsibility and do not be afraid to accept challenges. When you begin a task, strive to tackle it positively so that you will always be in your best form. Some people detest new challenges because they are not prepared. Instead, embrace it and think of it as new opportunities to shine and show off what you can do.
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Sandwiched between the giants of India and China, the small country of Nepal is home to eight of the ten highest mountains in the world, including the greatest of them all—Mount Everest. Most Nepalese live in the rocky plains and valleys that sit in the shadows of the towering Himalayas or the remote southern flatlands of the Tarai, where transportation infrastructure is scarce and the terrain is challenging, even by foot.
A land-locked country, Nepal is almost completely dependent on agrarian sustenance farming. Typically, forty to fifty families live and farm on sloping terraces where they grow wheat, rice, and vegetables.
The second major source of income for the country is tourism—with international visitors from around the globe flocking to visit the country's majestic mountains. In the last fifteen years however, political instability has compromised tourism and slowed the development of the country's economy.
Roughly 50% of all Nepalese live in poverty, on less than US$2/day.
The challenges to the Nepalese educational system are many and complex.
The very mountains that give Nepal its grandeur make building sustainable infrastructure a slow and arduous process. A significant portion of the country's population lives in rural areas where no phones, roads, clean water, or schools exist.
While the country's educational system has made a great deal of progress in a very short time, there is still much to be done. Many government schools are run down and underfunded, especially in the countryside. Despite the government's policy of providing free primary education, overcrowding and lack of materials keep many children from reaching their full potential or even finishing primary school.
Government funding usually accommodates teachers' salaries, but all other costs are expected to be covered by the village families—meaning libraries and books are extremely scarce. Schools that do have books recognize that they are a precious commodity and often lock them up for safekeeping—unavailable for use by children.
Individual family situations and cultural bias further complicate the effort to achieve universal education. Girls typically have less access of educational resources and opportunities than their male counterparts, making them 22% less likely to be literate.
Our work in Nepal began before Room to Read even came to exist. In 1998, Room to Read Founder, John Wood, delivered his first few hundred books to a school high in the Himalayas, and the organization—then known as Books for Nepal—was born.
Since then, our local team has expanded operations in the country to include all of our core programs—School Libraries, Reading & Writing Instruction, School Construction, Book Publishing and Girls' Education. We now work in both the Himalayan region and the lowlying Tarai flatlands to improve educational opportunities for Nepal's children.
Key partners in Nepal include: Nepal Education Support Trust (NEST), Lions Club of Butwal (LCB), Moti Community Library (MCL), Manabiya Srot Bikas Kendra Nepal (MSBK), Gaja Yuba Club (GYC), Vijaya Development Resource Centre (VDRC), Backwardness Eradication Society (BES, Palpa), Fulvari Integrated Rural Development Organization (FIRDO), Child, Health and Environment Save Society (CHESS Nepal), Prayatnashil Community Development Society (PRAYAS-Nepal), Paropakar Primary health care Center (PPUK), Backward Society Education (BASE-Bardiya), Education Research and Development Center Nepal (ERDCN), Lions Club of Kathmandu, Nepalese Society for Children's Literature (NESCHIL), Nepal Youth Foundation (NYF), Friends of Needy Children (FNC), DHL Express Pvt. Ltd.
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Pushkar holds a bachelor's degree in bio-resources engineering from Montana State University and an executive MBA from Kathmandu University. In his spare time, Pushkar enjoys spending time outdoors—camping, hiking and cycling with his wife and children.
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Heck, an internal department charged another internal department nearly $500 yesterday for work on ONE poster.
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Is Ashton Kutcher ready to become a dad?
Just ask Jon Cryer, his on-screen BFF on Two and a Half Men.
"Oh, it's going to be a disaster," Cryer, 49, joked of his costar at the TCA panels and party Thursday.
"No, Ashton is super excited," he continued. "Ashton has even been excited every time we had a child actor on set. He loves kids and could not be more stoked to have a child."
Kutcher, 36, and fiancée Mila Kunis, 30, are expecting a baby later this year. The former That '70s Show lovebirds got engaged in February after dating since April 2012.
The parents-to-be have poked fun at their relationship on his CBS show, but Cryer said he hopes they get some privacy as they await their little one's arrival.
"I'm very excited for it! They are super lovely, but if you hang out with them, they are just a young couple having a baby. They just happen to be two of the most beautiful people on Planet Earth, but other than that, they are two of the most normal people." he told PEOPLE. "It's just so tough for them everywhere they go, they're just hounded. I hope people will let them be a normal, young married couple at some point, because they deserve that. They are lovely, lovely folks."
Cryer said Kunis's pregnancy is an especially happy occasion for Kutcher, who was close to ex-wife Demi Moore's three grown daughters.
"He's had a sort of a shadow fatherhood in his relationship with Demi and Demi's kids, but this is his chance to start from the word 'go,' " he explained. "It's the same, but it's different, so it's so fun to watch someone be so excited about something."
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Your host will be more than happy to assist you in your discovery of their city. A free map of the city and tourist information will be waiting for you in your room. For those who travel with their laptop, the house is equipped with wireless internet. A full continental breakfast is included in the price. Children are welcome, your host family has three. As well, there are cats on residence.
This family owned town house offers you two rooms : the standard room and the duplex room. Both share a bathroom.
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A very nice and cozy place, Adi is a perfect host, there is everything you need, including a good breakfast. The place is very quiet, located in a beautiful street, not far from tram stations, shopping in walking distance. Absolutely recommendable!
The room was located very nicely, not so far from the city center. But a parking spot was difficult to find.
The very first night of our stay at Adis' was a disaster. The room was very dusty, the sheets were not clean at all, he was not even there when we arrived. Someone else had to show us our room. After calling him to politely complain about the condition of the room, he was so rude and kept yelling on the phone the entire time, Saying he has no other sheets, and if we are not happy with the room, we can go to a hotel. That was very improper, considering we had travelled all the way from Germany. He later got to the appartment at about 11:40 pm, came up to the room and still behaved the same way. The next day he changed the sheets, but everywhere was still so dusty. We spent 2 nights, and left without ever seeing each other after that.
And oh!! We didn't even have room keys. We slept with the door unlocked, and each time we went out, we couldn't lock our room door. The only key we got was the key to the main door of the house.
Adi is a very kind and helpful host who spoiled us with great breakfast, interesting conversations and a family-like atmosphere at the breakfast table. The rooms are nice and the house is close to the public transport system. We had a comfortable time, I would come any time again.
Despite the bad wheather we had a good time in Brussel - thanks to Adi. He's a very friendly and warm host, with lots of helpful tips how to discover the city. Especially his restaurant recommendations were wonderful, there are some good places to eat in the area!
Adi is host of hosts. He is attentive, knowledgable, thoughtful, energetic and funny. He is the kind of person you will never forget (in a pleasant way). The housing is vintage and situated a bit far from the center of Brussels if you want to do everything on foot but several modes of public transportation are nearby and will connect to the center very easily. The room I stayed in was large (maybe 12 sq. m) with vintage furniture. The room was clean and functional. The exterior lighting was provided by skylight, which allowed one to see the sky but nothing else. The room and bathroom during a sunny day are well lite. The host is very attentive to detail. This is reflected in the room and in the breakfast. The accommodation is a good value and the host will do everything possible to make sure your stay is enjoyable.
We had a very nice time in Brussels! Thanks for the tip with the maps. We enjoyed a lovely bride with the bikes!
This place is a great choice. Adi is very friendly. The house is nice, clean, and tidy. Its homelike!. I enjoyed a nice quiet room where I could work and rest. I do not have doubts that I will return.
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The importance of internships is constantly stressed to college students. Gaining experience outside of the classroom is critical in understanding what career path you want to take, what your interests are and what you are passionate about. I was able to do just that during my time as the 2013 Hoard's Dairyman Editorial Intern.
This internship offers real-world experience for anyone considering a career as an agriculture journalist. Developing writing skills, an appreciation for deadlines and an understanding of how a national magazine is run are just some features of the editorial internship. Hoard's also offers their intern the chance to travel the country visiting with producers and industry members.
If you have an interest in writing, traveling and developing your skills, I strongly encourage you to apply for the Hoard's Dairyman Editorial Internship. The application process begins by submitting a cover letter, resume, transcripts and three letters of recommendation by this year's deadline, October 18, 2013. Materials can be mailed to Corey Geiger, Internship Coordinator, 28 Milwaukee Ave. West, Fort Atkinson, WI 53538. For several finalists, the next step in the process is submitting a sample Farm Flash and blog. The last step is an interview of the top candidates.
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Two teens were arrested after firefighters extinguished an outbuilding fire Sunday afternoon.
The fire began at a vacant outbuilding on Woodcreek Oaks Boulevard just after 3 p.m.
Fire officials said they were worried the flames might spread to the nearby wildlife reserve, but just a few trees and shrubs in the area were burned.
Roseville police said the two teens will be released to their parents.
An investigation into the fire is ongoing.
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"Stanhopeing the drain", or "to Stanhope the drain," is to use one's arm to direct the stream of water from the shower to wash away any remnants of coagulated semen from shower masturbation.
Created by stand up comedian Doug Stanhope.
Created by stand up comedian Doug Stanhope.
Don't forget to Stanhope the drain, it's like a chowder house down there.
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