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Liberty Bank has opened a bank account named the Red Wolf Foundation Mobile Relief Fund, where all Arkansas State fans can make tax deductible donations to help aid the recovery effort in Mobile. Any ASU fan or concerned citizen can go to any state wide Liberty Bank location and make a donation.
A check will be presented to representatives of the City of Mobile, the Salvation Army and Red Cross relief organizations by Arkansas State and Jonesboro officials during the GoDaddy.com Bowl activities next week.
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All ASU fans and Jonesboro residents are encouraged to drop off school supplies at the following locations. Any Liberty Bank location, the EAB Radio Studios on Parker Road, Textbook Brokers, Wimpy's Burgers, The Design Shoppe, both locations of the Coffee Gallery and Club Tan and at the Arkansas State Football Facility. Also a big thanks to MC Express Transportation Company for their support of this project.
Current ASU Football player and Mobile resident Carlos McCants witnessed the Christmas Day Tornado that destroyed part of his hometown. McCants talks about how much both Jonesboro and Mobile means to him.
"Arkansas State is my second home, my home away from home," McCants said today after practice. "For people of Arkansas State and Jonesboro to help out the residents in Mobile means a lot to me. We are all like family."

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Why Evander Kane is Worth the Price
Posted 07 June 2012 - 12:59 AM
Evander Kane (2nd Line Winnipeg) 6-2 Height,195 Weight AGE20
18 years old = 66GP, 14 Goals, 12Assists
19 years old = 73GP, 19 Goals, 24Assists
20 years old = 74GP, 30 Goals, 27Assists +11
Brendan Shanahan (New Jersey) 6-3 Height, 220 Weight
18 years old = 65GP, 7 Goals, 19Assists
19 years old = 68GP, 22 Goals, 28Assists
20 years old = 73GP, 30 Goals, 42Assists
Zach Parise (New Jersey) 5-11 Height, 195 Weight AGE 27
21 years old = GP81, 14 Goals, 18 Assists
22 years old = GP82, 31 Goals, 31 Assists
23 years old = GP81, 32 Goals, 33 Assists
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Posted 07 June 2012 - 01:33 AM
1. At $5 million, the compensation is a 1st, 2nd, and a 3rd.
Evander Kane is worth the cost! He won't cost us more than $5 million per year, first round and third round picks.
2. He is worth $5M, which is all the more reason Winnipeg would match. Hell, they might send us a card to thank us for not making them match $6M.
I'd trade a decent amount for his rights, but I wouldn't bother with an offer sheet. The RFA system very heavily favors the team owning a players rights (obviously, that's what it's supposed to do). Unless the team is very tight to the cap and/or isn't interested in the player it isn't worth it. Maybe if I had a crystal ball and knew for sure he'd be the next Shanny/Iginla...
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Posted 07 June 2012 - 06:07 AM
Dat·syu·ki·an [dat-soo-kee-uh n]
1. When your moves are so amazing and beyond reason, the only way to describe them is "datsyukian."
Posted 07 June 2012 - 06:51 AM
There are plenty of avenues and people to look at trade wise if we are giving up compensation and if we fail to land the guys we
really want.
Posted 07 June 2012 - 06:55 AM
RIP MicMichSteve. I was fortunate to have called you my friend.
Posted 07 June 2012 - 07:24 AM
EDIT: Not that I would take him over Parise. I was thinking in addition to Parise.
Edited by Wings_Dynasty, 07 June 2012 - 07:28 AM.
Current LGW Whippin' Boy: Post-concussion symptoms
Posted 07 June 2012 - 08:08 AM
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Posted 07 June 2012 - 08:22 AM
(For the record, I'd love to see EK become a Wing.)
"If I were to wish for anything, I should not wish for wealth and power, but for the passionate sense of the potential, for the eye which, ever young and ardent, sees the possible. Pleasure disappoints, possibility never. And what wine is so sparkling, what so fragrant, what so intoxicating, as possibility!" - Kierkegaard
Posted 07 June 2012 - 09:08 AM
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Posted 07 June 2012 - 11:59 AM
The Jets are cash strapped, they are poorly managed. heck they only have 4 players signed through the 2013 season. How does any team only have 4 guys signed? TBH if we are going to try and deal with the jets, I would rather go after their Dman Bo-soemthing or another. Big young Rh D. Fills more of a need.
Excellent point... The Wings won 4 Stanley Cups because the other teams poor management. You all know for sure the Jets are smart enough to re-sign Evander Kane! LOL!
Kris Draper for a dollar from Winnipeg!
Kirk Maltby a trade with Edmonton in '95 for defenseman Dan McGillis! WHO IS DAN McGILLIS!!!!
Vladimir Konstantinov 1989: 11th round, (221st overall)
Sergei Fedorov 1989 - 4th round (74th overall)
Keith Primeau to Hartford for Brendan Shanahan!
Nick Lidstrom 1989 - 3rd round (53rd overall)
Slava Kozlov 1990 - 2nd round (45th overall)
Bob Probert 1983 - 3rd (46th overall)
Joe Kocur 1983 - 5th Round, (88th overall)
Johan Franzen 2004 - 3rd round (97th overall)
Darren Helm 2005 - 5th round (132nd overall)
Pavel Datsyuk1998 - 6th round (171st overall)
Valtteri Filppula 2002 - 3rd round (95th overall)
Tomas Holmstrom 1994 - 10th round (257th overall)
Henrik Zetterberg 1999 - 7th round (210th overall)
Jonathan Ericsson 2002 - 9th Round, (291st overall)
Chris Osgood 1991 - 3rd round (54th overall)
Jimmy Howard 2003 - 2nd Rnd, (64th overall)
The best move was, LARRY MURPHY 1997 Trade for "future considerations." Murphy was essentially run out of town by Leafs faithful unimpressed with his
defensive play. Detroit gave up nothing to get the future Hall of Famer - the Leafs even paid some of Murphys salary - but the move paid off big time for the
Red Wings, who went on to win the Stanley Cup that year and the next.
Posted 07 June 2012 - 11:59 AM
Winnipeg Jets co-owner and governor Mark Chipman dropped a bombshell at a press conference today, announcing the Jets will not be a revenue-sharing team for 2011-12.
The assumption far and wide -- including by the team until very recently -- was that the Jets, playing in the NHL's smallest building and in its smallest market, would need to participate in the league's welfare system to make a go of it.
True North Sports and Entertainment wont know for absolute certain until the leagues revenues and finances are audited after the playoffs are over, but Chipmans actual point was that revenues for the NHLs first season back in Winnipeg have exceeded expectations to the point the Jets could well be in the leagues top 15 of revenue.
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"Mess up tomorrow, don't mess up now".
- Harry James Benson, CBE.
Posted 07 June 2012 - 12:20 PM
Keith Primeau to Hartford for Brendan Shanahan!
To be fair, this was Primeau, Coffey and a 1st for Shanny and some scrub. Still worked out pretty well, though, and I agree with your overall point.
-- Kurt Vonnegut
Posted 07 June 2012 - 12:32 PM
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Posted 07 June 2012 - 12:34 PM
I'd rather see the Wings focus on guys they have a shot at getting. Parise will be an unrestricted free as will his buddy Suter.
There are plenty of avenues and people to look at trade wise if we are giving up compensation and if we fail to land the guys we
really want.
I want four strong lines with a solid defense... I'm not sure you can do it by signing contracts around $7 million. Weber and Suter may be an exception because they're on the ice for half the game each night.
Posted 07 June 2012 - 12:35 PM
"Mess up tomorrow, don't mess up now".
- Harry James Benson, CBE.
Posted 07 June 2012 - 01:56 PM
From Winnipeg Free Press:
I hope they do make it. It is good for the league.
Posted 07 June 2012 - 02:07 PM
The Jets are cash strapped, they are poorly managed. heck they only have 4 players signed through the 2013 season. How does any team only have 4 guys signed? TBH if we are going to try and deal with the jets, I would rather go after their Dman Bo-soemthing or another. Big young Rh D. Fills more of a need.
Zach Bogosian is who I was thinking of.
Posted 07 June 2012 - 02:08 PM
We can have a guy like Parise without giving up anything!
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Alexander Lam, who uses the pseudonym Hallie Lama, was born in Loosdrecht and attended The Utrecht School of the Arts, but stayed for only one year. He had his first cartooning job in 1998-99, when he illustrated the stories of 'Zoenvis en Knuffelbeer' by Harmen Lustig and Steven de Munnik in the ID&T magazine Slam!. He then took a break from drawing for several years. By 2004, he resumed his activities by contributing webcomics to several sites.
Zoenvis en Knuffelbeer
Since 2006 he is part of the cartoon battle collective Nieuw Gehoer. He has collected his comics and cartoons in the smallpress booklets 'Hallie's eerste doe-het-zelf-boekje', 'Hallie's Tweede Cheap-ass Smallpressboekje: Nare Knijters, Vieze Praatjes' and the 'Walhallie' series, while publishing his work on his own weblog and websites like Eeuwig Weekend and Multivoice.
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He furthermore participated in Margreet de Heer's 'Sprookjes in Strookjes' anthology and 24 Hour Comics. He contributed a comics diary to MYX Magazine and draws the comic strip 'Joop en Harrie' for the cat lover's magazine Majesteit. Publisher Xtra has collected Hallie's work in books like 'Walhallie', 'Hallie Lama's Moeilijke Tweede' and 'Hallie Lama houdt 't kort' since 2009.
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The judge sentenced him to 250 hours of community service, where he will be making freeway pumpkins.
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There's a difference between being bad and being "Datsyuk bad". Zetterberg has had maybe three decent games in the last twenty-two and you wanna argue the fact that he's been invisible? Stop riding him and take an unbiased look at how things are. And to call my post a "stupid and ignorant suggestion" because we don't see eye-to-eye is probably a testament to how low your quality of life is. And for future reference, what I posted wasn't a "suggestion" it was an opinion. And if you're comfortable with paying six million a year for a player who's on pace for forty-eight points then I'm sure there's a Montreal forum you should be on: let a lone the captain of the Wings.
I agree with you that Datsyuk is the better player, but this suggestion/opinion/argument is stupidish? ignorantish? lol i honestly laughed when finishing your post.
Anybody who thinks that Zetterberg has been invisible at all this year doesnt watch the wings or hockey for that matter.
I am beyond comfortable paying Z 6mill. I would pay 8 mill + for him on the open market.
You, I, and everyone else here knows he will score well above 48 pts this season, and so will datsyuk. So forget your on-pace garbage lol it means nothing.
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Lifelong Hesperus resident Glen Peter Marx died from liver cancer Friday, Aug. 3, 2012, at his home. He was 26. Mr. Marx was diagnosed Aug. 6, 2011.
Mr. Marx was born to Pete and Susan Marx on April 22, 1986, in Durango. In his younger years, he enjoyed singing, preaching to his family and pretending to drive cars. His family remembers him protecting his schoolmates from bullies and teasing his younger siblings, especially his sisters when it came to boyfriends.
After graduating from Durango High School in 2004, he became a tire technician at Peerless Tyre Co. and a mechanic at Vandegrift Diesel to support his family. Becoming a mechanic was one Mr. Marx�s passions, and he built a number of vehicles for speed and power, which he continued to do until his death.
He enjoyed being with his family and cruising around the Four Corners as fast as possible, his family said. When he wasn�t driving in real life, he was racing in his many video games. He was an avid camper, and he also enjoyed four-wheeling, mud-bogging and hunting. He also enjoyed bodybuilding and, although he had to stop participating because of his illness, he hoped to get back into it someday.
�Glen was the best big brother anyone could ask for. He was my hero,� his sister Amy Foster said. �He loved helping people any chance he could and prayed for other cancer patients every night. He was always worried about everyone but himself.�
Mr. Marx is survived by his parents, Pete and Susan Marx, of Hesperus; sisters Amanda Marx and Rose Marx, both of Durango, and Amy Foster of Wichita Falls, Texas; brother, Leo Marx of Durango; and half-brother, Matt Marx of Grand Junction.
A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at 5 p.m. today, Aug. 8, 2012, at St. Mary�s Church, 2100 E. 20th St., in Farmington. A Christian burial will take place at 10:30 a.m. Friday, Aug. 10, 2012, in Spencer, Neb.
Memorial contributions may be made to Glen Marx at First National Bank of Durango, P.O. Box 2910, Durango, CO 81302. Any funds remaining after paying for funeral expenses will be donated to a cancer charity in Durango.


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KAHULUI - About three dozen people turned out Saturday for a "Maui March for Life," a protest of the 40th anniversary of Roe v. Wade, the landmark U.S. Supreme Court case that legalized abortion.
"It's a national tragedy," said Norm Franco, a deputy grand knight with the Maui Knights of Columbus Council 8578.
More than 55 million fetuses have been aborted since the Supreme Court decision, and that's enough to equal the populations of most Western U.S. states, including California, Washington state and Arizona, Franco said.
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Pro-life activists turn into the parking lot at Christ the King Church at the end of their "Maui March for Life" on Saturday morning in Kahului.
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"That's the magnitude of this tragedy," he said. "Thou shall not kill. Life is created at the time of conception. It's something we feel strongly is wrong."
Franco said that public opinion is divided over the issue of abortion, but he was optimistic that it would turn in favor of being pro-life.
"Life is a gift from God," he said, adding that people will never know if an aborted fetus could have been another Albert Einstein, the renowned theoretical physicist famous for his theory of relativity, or the discoverer of a cure for cancer or a solution to global warming.
Joshua Schneider, pastor of Emmanuel Lutheran Church, said that pro-life proponents are working to establish a pregnancy center called the Malama Pregnancy Center of Maui.
It would seek to help women in crisis, he said, offering free, confidential and compassionate care. The center also would offer free pregnancy and ultrasound tests, and it would provide counseling for women who have had abortions or miscarriages, Schneider said.
Women would be told of God's forgiveness, and they would be helped through their loss of a child, he said.
"We're there today to defend life and to be a voice for the voiceless," Schneider said. "We believe the taking of innocent life is wrong."
Retired family physician Dr. Manuel Guzman said that he took an oath to protect life, including those of unborn fetuses.
He said that the the unborn have the "right to live and right to serve humanity."
The protesters began with a half-hour of sign waving near the intersection of Kaahumanu Avenue and Kane Street. Then the group walked east on Kaahumanu Avenue and south on Puunene Avenue to Christ the King Church in Kahului. There, they held a Rosary in front of the Memorial for the Unborn.
The Maui march came a day after anti-abortion demonstrators marched through Washington, D.C., to the steps of the U.S. Supreme Court on Friday. The high court issued its Roe v. Wade decision on Jan. 22, 1973. The ruling created a constitutional right to abortion in some circumstances.
Katie Polidoro, director of public affairs and government relations for Planned Parenthood Hawaii, defended the Roe v. Wade decision as protecting women's right to choose whether to have a child.
"We think it's really important to recognize women's rights to privacy and specifically relating to pregnancy," Polidoro said. "Decisions about whether to have a child, choose adoption or to have a safe and legal abortion are best left to a woman and her health provider."
She said that people concerned about the lives of fetuses are not able to be "in another person's shoes well enough to make that decision for her."
"It's not something that politics should ever get in the way of," she said.
Abortion should remain a "safe and legal option for women in Hawaii and the United States," Polidoro said.


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on February 25, 2013 - 12:01 AM
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It's nice going to the movies, but nicer still when the movies come to you. That's the idea behind proposed state legislation that would increase the tax credit for filmmakers on a sliding scale tied to a region's distance from New York City, the state's film capital.
The measure, proposed by Sen. Patrick Gallivan, R-Elma, would bolster Buffalo's attractiveness to the film industry. The need is significant, given estimates that filming in Buffalo is nearly 45 percent more expensive than filming in Staten Island. Travel expenses, rental vehicles, accommodations and per diems add up quickly.
That is one of the reasons that Angelina Jolie didn't film a fight scene in Buffalo, where a location scout wanted to shoot, but went elsewhere. It is why a film called "Draft Day," about a fictional Buffalo Bills coach, directed by Ivan Reitman and starring Kevin Costner, could end up being filmed in Cleveland, which offers financial incentives that are not available here. Another new film, "The Factory," was set in Buffalo but filmed in Montreal.
"There is huge competition with the tax credits all over the place, and when we made 'The Factory,' even the New York State rebates weren't that big a deal," said producer Don Carmody. "It was just better for us to shoot the thing in Montreal and take advantage of their tax credits."
But Buffalo has assets that few, if any, other cities can match: a waterfront location, framed by a dramatic Skyway, and a treasure trove of historic buildings designed by some of the nation's leading architects. Those features make Buffalo a natural location for making movies. We just need to make it more affordable.
In that, Gallivan has lighted on a creative solution. He has proposed a multi-tiered production tax credit, increasing from 30 percent to 45 percent, to give regions outside New York City the chance to compete economically for movie studio work.
The idea mirrors a successful program that bolstered the post-production tax credit to 35 percent, or 5 percent higher than in New York City, were most of that work is done. It's working, according to Kenneth Adams, president and CEO of Empire State Development Corp.
"For the first couple of years that the post-production credit existed, there were 17 projects that sought support," he said. "In the six or seven months since, we've had 34 projects sign up for the credit, indicating there is strong interest."
Buffalo's plans for its waterfront, with its faux canals and other attractions, will only make the city a more desirable location for filmmakers. An increased presence on the nation's screens could tempt more people to visit here and discover what Western New Yorkers already know about this jewel of a city.
That makes this the right time for Albany to improve upstate's ability to play host to an industry that benefits this region too little. The Legislature should give Gallivan's bill serious review, and then it should approve the measure.


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on February 3, 2013 - 1:00 AM
In 1863 during the Civil War, Mary Todd Lincoln and two of her sons came to Manchester, Vt., to enjoy the cool breezes of the Green Mountains. The president stayed behind in Washington with his hands full.
In Vermont, Mary Lincoln and the boys escaped the unhealthy heat and potential danger of the nation's capital, and the first lady enjoyed rubbing elbows with the social elite and indulged her love of shopping. The Lincolns stayed at the resplendent Equinox Hotel, which continues operation even today having now provided those same sorts of pleasures to many others for more than 200 years.
Young Robert Todd Lincoln fell in love with Manchester on this trip. Forty years later Robert returned to Manchester as the wealthy CEO of the Pullman Railroad Car Co., then the largest manufacturing company in the United States. There, in 1905, he built a magnificent summer estate called Hildene.
Hildene, meaning hill and valley, is aptly named. The mansion sits not far from Mount Equinox, on a hilltop with a grand visual sweep of the Battenkill River valley.
On a visit to Vermont for skiing, we felt the need to take a closer look at the state. We were beckoned by green hills, little villages filled with white homes, steepled churches and luxurious old resorts where downhill skiing was not the attraction. The village of Manchester and the Hildene estate became the centerpiece of our journey.
On Route 7A, just south of Manchester, there is a modest sign that indicates "Hildene." A gravel road leads a quarter of a mile through trees and pastures into the 500-acre estate. The large tan stucco Georgian Revival home appears on a rise ahead. It is broad, 17 windows wide, two stories high and only two or three windows in width. This long narrow design facilitates natural air conditioning by simply opening windows and letting breezes have their way. The long, U-shaped drive loops under a white-pillared porch at the front door. There you can imagine Abraham Lincoln's granddaughter Jessie pulling up in that fire-engine red 1928 Franklin convertible of hers, which is on display in the carriage house.
Jessie Lincoln designed the large formal garden on the far side of the house as a gift to her mother, Mary Harlan Lincoln. It is in the form of a leaded-glass window with hedge representing the lead and a massive display of vary-colored peonies representing the stained-glass panels.
Jessie's son Robert loved boats and served in the Coast Guard in WWII. Although he had a law degree he never worked as an attorney. He liked to describe himself as a "gentleman farmer of independent means."
Jessie's daughter Mary, better known as Peggy, was the last of the Lincolns to live at Hildene. She remained single all her life. She was a photographer, painter, golfer and skier and flew her own airplane from the meadow beyond the garden at the back of the house. She died in 1975, leaving Hildene to the Christian Science Church, from whom it was purchased by the group of volunteers that now run it as a remarkable footnote to the life of Abraham Lincoln.
The setting of the main house is breathtaking with its views of mountains and fields. The surrounding acres are used for hiking and skiing, and a herd of goats rotates through its pastures. On a high spot in the front yard there is an astronomical observatory that is still in use.
The interior is worth careful inspection. The furnishings are primarily those left by the Lincoln family. On either side of the stairway landing opposite the entrance are pipes of the thousand-pipe organ that Robert gave his wife, Mary Harlan Lincoln in 1908. It has a still-working player attachment with 242 rolls.
Between the two banks of pipes stands a screen with small paintings of classic stories. Robert's children would go to the screen and pick out an intriguing picture and he would tell them the tale that went with it.
The elegant parlor contains a Steinway baby grand piano, another gift of Robert's to his wife, Mary. The library, fittingly, is furnished in the style of the most elaborate of the Pullman Railroad cars. A small office at the far end of the right wing served Robert for running the Pullman Co. in the six or seven months of the year that he spent here away from his Chicago headquarters. He and Mary shared a suite at the head of the stairs for just a few years, then he moved to a bedroom on the first floor with a private entrance.
A small vestibule to that entrance contained a closet within which Robert kept a heavy steel safe. This was the most fascinating room of the house because in that safe in the early 1980s were discovered Robert Todd Lincoln's collection of personal papers on his mother Mary Todd Lincoln's insanity trial.
Robert was a very private man. Up until this discovery the only information about the trial was word of mouth and bare court papers. Robert's grandson Robert Todd Lincoln Beckwith decided just before his death in 1985 to make these papers public.
In their book, "The Insanity File: The Case of Mary Todd," Lincoln historians Mark Neely and Gerald McMurtry tell the story of the soul-searing struggle between Mary Lincoln and her son Robert Todd Lincoln, a story, up until then, shrouded in secrecy and scandal. In brief, Mary was a troubled and difficult lady even before being subjected to some of the severest stresses imaginable. The job of the United States' president's wife is hard enough, but she lost three of her children to illness and then her husband to assassination.
Compulsive shopping threatened to bankrupt her. In the depth of her illness she was anxious, sad, withdrawn and deluded with the belief that her son Robert was dying. She attempted suicide, tried to hire someone to kill Robert and started carrying a pistol. Her much-criticized insanity trials were fair by the laws of the day, yet she probably should not have been deprived of her liberty for an entire year. Neely and McMurtry's book is on sale in the museum shop.
If you go
Most of us will find comfortable and moderately priced accommodations among the nine excellent motels nearby. Manchester Designer Outlet's has 32 discount stores, the view and the air are free, and there is hiking, biking, fishing and skiing for all.
But if price is no object, stay at the elegant Equinox Resort. Its long, white-columned porch dominates the center of Manchester. The hotel began 200 years ago as a one-story tavern and since then has been constantly added onto and renovated. One of the hotel's components is an 1811 home once owned by Lincoln's granddaughter Mary Lincoln Isham.
At the fabulous Equinox Resort, lessons are available in, among other things, falconry, fly fishing and the driving of Land Rovers. Expensive shopping is also close at hand.
Both the Equinox and Hildene have useful websites: www.equinoxresort.com and www.hildene.


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An all-star squad from Goose Creek captured the 12U Cal Ripken state baseball championship on Sunday in Gaffney with a 7-2 victory over Aiken behind home runs from Will McGuire, Travis Lott and Walker Howard.
It was the third straight state championship for the group. They won the 10U (2011) and 11U (2012) state championships in previous summers.
The team next travels to Palm Beach Gardens, Fla. to participate in the Cal Ripken Southeast Regional July 25-28.
During the championship run this summer, Goose Creek rolled to six consecutive victories. They have been productive at the plate, sporting a .426 team batting average while averaging over 14 runs a game.
Leading the way offensively for Goose Creek is McGuire (.550 BA, 6 HR, 14 RBIs), Howard (.474, 3HR, 13 RBIs), Lott (.632, 2 HR, 8 RBIs), Justin Lifsey (.526, 3 HR, 11 RBIs), Josh Davis (.400, 2 HR, 10 RBIs), and Blake Marrs (.583, HR, 5 RBIs).
Goose Creek's top performers on the mound include Dylan Stewart, Maison Shirley, Davis and R. Howard. Other team members are Riggs Howard, Jackson Price, William Ramsey and Michael Zaleski.
The team is coached by Brad Stewart, Jimmy Lifsey, Jon Davis and Jeff Price.
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on April 6, 2013 - 2:00 AM
About two weeks into the start of the season, spring's warm-up arrives today.
The high temperature is forecast to hover around 50 degrees, which is right where it should be for this time of year, said James Mitchell, a National Weather Service meteorologist at Buffalo Niagara International Airport.
"It will be mostly sunny with clear skies and light winds," Mitchell added.
That is a far cry from earlier in the week, when the high temperature barely inched above 32 degrees, with trace amounts of snow and hail peppering the region.
Temperatures are forecast to be a bit above average early next week, with highs in the mid-50s forecast for Monday and Tuesday.
Sunday's high is expected to reach 48 degrees, with a chance of showers and gusty winds.


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Entertainment Weekly has announced this morning that Rupert Grint will debut on Broadway this season in Terrence McNally's It's Only A Play.
An all-star cast, Rupert is set to star alongside none other than Matthew Broderick, Nathan Lane, Stockard Channing, Megan Mullally, F. Murray Abraham and newcomer Micah Stock.
Rupert will portray Frank Finger, the director of a new play by a new playwright (Broderick). The playwright's best friend (Lane), his producer (Mullally), the show's leading lady (Channing), a play critic (Abraham), and a young coat attendant (Stock) join the story as the playwright awaits to see if what he wrote will be a hit.
The play will be directed by Jack O'Brien in a limited 17-week release beginning October 9th.
Tickets are available here.
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INCLINE VILLAGE, Nev. — This is the second in a series of columns on what Republicans should know about their presidential preference caucus scheduled next month on Feb. 4. If you didn't read the first one I am repeating the most important message: even if you're already a registered voter, you must register again in order to vote at the caucus. But here's the good news: you can register online in less than 30 seconds by going to www.washoecountygop.org. By the way, if you are not a Washoe County registered voter and you wish to vote in the caucus, you must register (in person) with the County registrar of voters by January 20. That's tomorrow.
How does a caucus differ from a primary election? Elections are governed by statute and administered in Nevada by county employees. Caucuses, both Republican and Democratic, are controlled solely by the two respective political parties and the rules can and do differ. For instance there is no early voting, no absentee voting and poll hours have been reduced to accommodate an anticipated 17 percent turnout. If you want to vote you must: (1) register and (2) show up at Incline High School at 9 a.m. on Feb. 4. By the way, note that a low turnout makes your vote count that much more.
I have heard some recalcitrance about participating in the caucus. I would like to address this:
First, some folks recall the 2008 caucus as being disorganized, time consuming and confusing; ultimately there was a winner but the State GOP decided afterward that the results would be non-binding. While that was true in 2008 the 2012 caucus will bear no resemblance to the last one which was a historic first for both Democrats and Republicans. Just the ability to register on line will obviate about 90 percent of the time wasted and confusion that occurred previously. Moreover the caucus votes will this time definitely be binding on delegates ... that has already been voted on by the Nevada GOP Central Committee and cannot be overturned.
Second, there are mumblings that if Romney wins in South Carolina and Florida this month the race will be all over and Nevada will be irrelevant so why bother to vote? Not so. The Republican National Committee required states to have proportional delegate selection instead of winner take all. As a consequence Romney will have to split his Iowa and New Hampshire delegates with second and third place candidates. Also the Florida GOP illegally moved their primary election ahead of Nevada's caucus so the national GOP is penalizing them 50 percent of their delegates.
Prominent Nevada Conservative Chuck Muth points out that unless Newt Gingrich and Rick Santorum decide between themselves that one of them will be the official "not Romney" candidate, then "Ron Paul will, by default, end up being the last "not Romney" standing — with the resources to stay in the race 'til the bitter end. And with the nominating rules changed this year — whereby candidates are awarded delegates proportionally rather than winner-take-all — don't yet rule out a brokered national convention. Mitt Romney hasn't sealed the deal with conservatives/tea partiers yet by any stretch."
So your vote will count irrespective of the South Carolina and Florida results. Conclusion? Get out of bed and get to Incline High School Feb. 4 and vote for your favorite GOP presidential candidate.
— Jim Clark is president of Republican Advocates and a member of the Washoe County and Nevada state GOP. he can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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A name used in the hood , to talk about a lame who tryin to roll like he hard but he really fake or a wanksta
ya'll seen that betray , dayem... dats just not right , dats grimey.
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to plot against someone with a scheme that will get them to turn on you
When will Steve see that Darren had become a vampire to save his life because of a prank Darren did that went horribly wrong? He did not betray him. If Darren hadn't become a vampire, then Steve would be dead and Darren would have to go to jail for murder.
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A class action lawsuit against Microsoft Corp. has been filed
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machines not capable of running all the features Microsoft was touting as new
features of Windows Vista.
To run Windows Vista, PCs require a minimum of 512MB of RAM,
an 800MHz or faster processor and a DirectX 9-capable graphics card—but those requirements
do not guarantee a computer of running the new operating system will run with
all new features. One such feature is "Aero," an updated graphical user
interface that requires both a relatively powerful graphics card and one of the
most expensive versions of Windows Vista.
"In sum, Microsoft engaged in bait and switch -- assuring
consumers they were purchasing 'Vista Capable' machines when, in fact, they
could obtain only a stripped-down operating system lacking the functionality
and features that Microsoft advertised as 'Vista,'" read the complaint.
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advance over Windows XP, we believe, and provides some great features,
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quote: being a law student you're (will be) involved in the scheme and quite frankly i consider your explanation as a form of pr, not convincing by the way (professional? - yes).
quote: most of the so called class action lawsuits (the more dubious reasons the better) does not benefit customers but only few lawyers that had come up with the idea of the lawsuit. consumers as a rule fork the bills (essentially losing even more).
quote: sue ms so it opened its file/os standards so others could create compatible applications/os; do it for reasonable price (if you can understand the meaning of reasonable the way the non-lawyers do) and i'll call it win win situations.
quote: it's a pity but most of the "law entrepreneurs" present themselves as an example of pure greed. sorry if this generalization offends you, but this is my opinion.


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It's Not TV- It's OTN: Top 10 Videos on the OTN YouTube Channel
By Bob Rhubart-Oracle on Jun 27, 2013
It's been a while since we checked in on what people are watching on the Oracle Technology Network YouTube Channel. Here are the Top 10 video for the last 30 days.
- Tom Kyte: Keeping Up with the Latest in Database Technology
Tom Kyte expands on his keynote presentation at the Great Lakes Oracle Conference with tips for developers, DBAs and others who want to make sure they are prepared to work with the latest database technologies.
- That Jeff Smith: Oracle SQL Developer
Oracle SQL Developer product manager Jeff Smith (yeah, that Jeff Smith) talks about his presentations at the Great Lakes Oracle Conference and shares his reaction to keynote speaker C.J. Date's claim that "SQL dropped the ball."
- Gwen Shapira: Hadoop and Oracle Database
Oracle ACE Director Gwen Shapira @gwenshap talks about the fit between Hadoop and Oracle Database and dives into the details of why Oracle Loader for Hadoop is 5x faster.
- Kai Yu: Virtualization and Cloud
Oracle ACE Director Kai Yu talks about the questions he is most frequently asked when he does presentations on cloud computing and virtualization.
- Mark Sewtz: APEX 4.2 Mobile App Development
Application Express developer Marc Sewtz demos the new features he built into APEX4.2 to support Mobile App Development.
- Jeremy Schneider: RAC Attack
Oracle ACE Jeremy Schneider @jer_s describes what you can expect when you come to a RAC (Real Application Cluster) Attack.
- Frits Hoogland: Exadata Under the Hood
Oracle ACE Director Frits Hoogland (@fritshoogland) talks about the secret sauce under Exadata's hood.
- David Peake: APEX 4.2 New Features
David Peake, PM for Oracle Application Express, gives a quick overview of some of the new APEX features.
- Greg Marsden: Hugepages = Huge Performance on Linux
Greg Marsden of Oracle's Linux Kernel Engineering Team talks about some common customer performance questions and making the most of Oracle Linux 6 and Transparent HugePages.
- John Hurley: NEOOUG and GLOC 2013
Northeast Ohio Oracle User Group president John Hurley talks about the background and success of the 2013 Great Lakes Oracle Conference.


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Many of you probably recognize this image of the Annunciation. It's a detail from a mosaic on the front of the altar in the Lady Chapel of St. Patrick's Cathedral. It's a perfect example of art as catechesis, portraying Luke 1: 26-38. But did you know that it was made by a woman artist and a New Yorker at that?
The artist's name was Hildreth Meière and you have probably seen many of her works around the city. She is represented in two of the Cathedral's neighboring houses of worship, St. Bartholomew's Episcopal Church on Park Avenue and 51st Street and Temple Emanu-El on Fifth Avenue and 65th Street. You will also find her work in some of New York's great secular landmarks, such as No. 1 Wall Street and even the Radio City Music Hall.
Meière, who was educated at Manhattan's Convent of the Sacred Heart and studied art in the United States and Europe, worked in many media besides mosaic. She was considered one of America's greatest mosaic artists. You can learn more about her on a website dedicated to her life and works.
Until May 20, the Museum of Biblical Art (MOBIA), located at 1865 Broadway at 61st Street in Manhattan, is celebrating the genius of this great artist with an exhibition titled "Walls Speak. The Narrative Art of Hildreth Meière."
MOBIA's mission is to "celebrate and interpret art related to the Bible and its cultural legacy in Jewish and Christian traditions through exhibitions, education and scholarship." In other words, the museum wishes to showcase the influence that the Bible has had on culture, especially art, with exhibits like the Meière show and another that is running concurrently, "Finding Comfort in Difficult Times. A Selection of Soldiers' Bibles."
Upcoming exhibits include one on printmaking and the Gutenberg printing press and another on the ecclesiastical art of Louis Comfort Tiffany, who was known for his unique stained glass. The museum also maintains a remarkable permanent collection of rare Bibles.
Do try to visit the museum and in the meantime, find out more about it here. Be sure to visit the Lady Chapel at St. Patrick's to see the entire altar mosaic.


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Westminster's instructional programs are characterized by an experienced
and available faculty and staff; liberal arts, interdisciplinary and professional
programs emphasizing both theoretical and practical learning; an administration
committed to academic excellence; a genuine concern for each student's
plans and aspirations; small classes that encourage involvement and active
learning; and a diverse and friendly student body.
The college welcomes students from all backgrounds and ages, and believes
that the knowledge and discipline acquired through the rigors of higher
education will lead to new and expanded opportunities.
The college's instructional programs are organized and administered through
four schools: the School of Arts and Sciences; the Bill and Vieve Gore
School of Business; the School of Education; and the St. Mark's-Westminster
School of Nursing and Health Sciences. Students choose majors in schools
that will best assist them in achieving their academic goals and career
interests, and they take courses through the other schools to ensure a
balance in their academic endeavors. Close working relationships among
the faculty in all four schools are of utmost importance to the college
in assisting its students.
Each school is directed by a dean and has its own faculty. Instructional
programs and procedures are recommended by the faculty members of each
school and approved by the entire college faculty. The four academic deans
and the vice president for academic affairs and dean of the faculty, who
constitute a Council of Deans, are responsible for the day-to-day administration
of the instructional programs.
Westminster's academic calendar is divided into fall and spring semesters,
followed by a four-week May Term and the annual commencement exercise.
One eight-week undergraduate summer term is also offered. The MBA, MED,
MPC, and MSN graduate programs hold a twelve-week summer term beginning
in May.
During May Term, undergraduate students concentrate on one or two offerings
in a more time-intensive experience than would occur during the rest of
the academic year. Some of the May Term courses are offered abroad, with
recent May Term study tours to Mexico, Asia, Australia, France, England,
China, and Greece.
The instructional programs and faculty of Westminster's four schools,
as well as the independent ROTC programs, are listed and described on
the following pages. Courses listed are subject to change following normal
academic procedures that call for action by each school and by the entire
college faculty. Additions, deletions, or changes effected since the publication
of this academic catalog are on file in the Office of the Registrar.
Mary Jane Chase, Dean
The School of Arts and Sciences is the largest and most diverse of the
four schools at Westminster. Programs range from the traditional arts
and sciences to professional offerings such as communication and computer
science. Most of the college's liberal education courses are offered through
the School of Arts and Sciences.
The School of Arts and Sciences encompasses the instructional offerings
listed below:
Physical Education
Computer Science
Political Science
Earth Systems Science
Political Studies
Environmental Studies
Religious Studies
Social Sciences
Gender Studies
Honors Program
Speech and Theatre Arts
Master of Professional Communication
James E. Seidelman, Dean
Aric W. Krause, Associate Dean
The Bill and Vieve Gore School of Business is dedicated to providing
distinctive academic programs based on the integration of business and
liberal arts education. This integration in both our curriculum and delivery
systems is requisite to preparing our students for life-long learning
and to aid their adaptation to changing social, technological and economic
conditions. In addition, this integration enhances the capabilities of
our graduates in written and oral communication, computing and technology,
international dimensions, critical thinking, ethics, social responsibility,
and team effectiveness.
Accredited by the Association of Collegiate Business Schools and Programs
(ACBSP), the programs of the Gore School of Business reflect Westminster
College's continuing commitment to provide a student-oriented learning
environment and innovative education of exceptional quality. The integration
of business and liberal arts education contributes to students' effectiveness
as citizens and agents of change. Whether students are preparing for entry-level
or mid-career qualifications, the programs of the Gore School of Business
offer them a solid foundation of business knowledge and an understanding
of the complexity of organizations as they function in a global environment.
The school also develops and presents non-credit classes, seminars, institutes,
and workshops to meet the training and professional development needs
of local businesses, government and non-profit agencies, and community
Aviation Studies:
Business Concentrations:
Flight Operations
Aviation Management
Human Resource Management
Financial Services
Info. Resource Management
International Business
General Business
Info. Resource Management
Business Economics
Organizational Development
Financial Planning
Technology Commercialization
All programs within the Bill and Vieve Gore School of Business are accredited
by ACBSP with the exception of the Flight Operations major of the Aviation
Studies program, and the B.A. Economics program.
See individual programs in the School of Business to determine whether
a B.A. or B.S. degree is conferred.
Janet Dynak, Dean
Linda Barlow, Field Placement Director
The Teacher Education Programs are accredited by the Utah State Board
of Education and Northwest Association of Schools and Colleges. Successful
completion of the Bachelor of Arts in Early Childhood or Elementary Education
or completion of requirements for Secondary Licensure leads to satisfaction
of the requirement for the Basic Utah Teaching Licensure.
The School offers Bachelor of Arts degrees in Early Childhood and Elementary
Education, as well as preparation for Secondary Teaching Licensure, to
accompany a variety of teaching majors and minors.
David Stokes, Director
The Master of Education Program has an instructional focus and is offered
for students who are teachers in a public, private or corporate setting.
The college offers a program that leads to a state endorsement in Special
Education of students with mild to moderate learning disabilities. Students
may enroll in this program for an endorsement-only undergraduate minor
or for an area of specialization in the Master of Education (MED) program.
For further information, please refer to the Program's listings under
the Education Section in this catalog.
Dean - To be announced
The St. Mark's-Westminster School of Nursing and Health Sciences offers
programs leading to the bachelor of science and master of science degrees.
The undergraduate program prepares students to begin practice as professional
nurse generalists. The program is designed for all qualified applicants
including high school graduates, transfer students, those with degrees
in other fields, and licensed practical and registered nurse students.
The bachelor of science program and the master of science program are
accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). Both
programs are approved by the Utah State Board of Nursing.
International Travel/Study/Service/Work Programs
Westminster College offers travel/study tours during May Term under the
direction of Westminster faculty and, during regular semesters and summers
through individual arrangements. May Term trips are listed and described
each year in the May Term schedule.
Dean of Students Carolyn Perkins is Westminster's contact person for
study abroad semesters and is available to counsel and assist interested
students concerning international educational service/volunteer opportunities.
Westminster College is also a member of the Utah Asian Studies Consortium.
This consortium consists of all the universities and colleges in Utah,
and it exists to promote connections between faculty and students in Utah
and businesses and schools in Asia. The consortium offers May Term trips,
internships, semester study abroad programs, and other opportunities in
several Asian countries for Westminster students. Scholarships are available
(through the consortium) for most of these activities. Please see Assistant
Professor Steve Hurlbut in the Gore School of Business for more information.
Westminster offers students an opportunity to participate in the ROTC
programs of the U.S. Air Force, the U.S. Army, and the U.S. Navy through
cooperative programs at the University of Utah.
ROTC programs offered through Westminster College appear as a complete
unit in the listing of instructional programs. Students are advised to
contact the personnel listed under the appropriate military program for
detailed information.


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In accordance with federal regulations, the following constitutes Hamilton College's financial aid policy on satisfactory academic progress. Federal regulations require that these standards apply to all students receiving federal and/or state financial aid. This policy is administered and executed by the Financial Aid Office at Hamilton College. All questions regarding this policy should be directed to the Financial Aid Office.
To quantify academic progress, a school must set a maximum time frame in which a student is expected to complete a program. The maximum time frame cannot exceed 150% of the published length of the program measured in credit hours attempted. Students at Hamilton College are allowed financial aid for 8 semesters. The Director of Financial Aid must approve a 9th semester of financial aid eligibility.
Students must complete their program of study at an annual cumulative pace of 67%. Typically, students register for/attempt a total of 8 full credit bearing courses per academic year (4 each semester). A minimum of six of those courses must be successfully completed each year to meet SAP standards.
Upperclass students must have at least a 1.7 cumulative GPA to be considered making satisfactory academic progress by the second calendar year of enrollment for continued participation in federal and/or state aid programs. Students who do not meet this test will be ineligible to receive federal and/or state financial aid until this deficiency is corrected.
Students who may be in jeopardy of losing their federal and/or state financial aid will be sent a warning letter (email) which will remind them of the minimum academic requirements for financial aid and to take advantage of the academic services available to students. Students will still be able to receive financial aid for the upcoming semester.
If a student has not met the minimum standard for satisfactory academic progress, after their warning term, the student will be placed on financial aid probation and notified of his/her denied access to federal and/or state financial aid. A student on probation must submit an academic plan that has been determined with consultation from the Dean of Student's Office or an academic advisor. It must be specific and demonstrate how the student will regain satisfactory standing for his/her remaining semesters until graduation.
When the student has entered the probationary phase, he/she may submit a formal appeal.
Students wishing to appeal their federal and/or state financial aid ineligibility or who have exceeded the maximum timeframe for completing their degree must submit a letter to the Financial Aid Office explaining the circumstances involved in their lack of academic progress.
The following circumstances may be considered for appeal:
As part of the formal appeal, the student must submit an academic plan that has been determined with consultation from the Dean of Student's Office or an academic advisor. It must be specific and demonstrate how the student will regain satisfactory standing for his/her remaining semesters until graduation.
The Financial Aid Appeals Committee will review the student's request and make a final determination. If the student's appeal of his/her financial aid probation is granted, the student will be notified of the approval via email. The financial aid award will be for only one semester. Future funding will depend on the successful completion of the semester based on the academic plan and any additional requirements listed in the approval letter.
If you will be taking a semester off, or making arrangements to pay for classes without financial aid, please be advised that in order to regain eligibility for financial aid, you must meet the minimum requirements based on the original class year in which you entered.
A student who fails a course and takes it a second time will have both grades calculated into the cumulative average.
Any grade of incomplete reported by an instructor must first be approved by the Committee on Academic Standing. Such approval is given rarely and only in circumstances beyond a student's control, such as a medical or family emergency. Approval permits the student to complete the required work for the course by a deadline set by the instructor and the chairperson of the Committee on Academic Standing. Normally this deadline will be no later than six weeks from the end of the semester for which the grade of incomplete was assigned. If all remaining work is not submitted by the deadline specified when the incomplete is granted, the grade will automatically be changed to F.
An instructor may not change a grade, other than the removal of an incomplete within the deadline, without the approval of the chair of the Committee on Academic Standing.
Please note: Should you take a leave of absence or withdraw during the semester, you will not be eligible for institutional financial aid during your leave.
The Higher Education Opportunity Act requires that all colleges notify a student that "a conviction for any offense, during a period of enrollment for which the student was receiving Title IV, HEA program funds, under any federal or state law involving the possession or sale of illegal drugs will result in the loss of eligibility for any Title IV, HEA grant, loan, or work study assistance." Additional information regarding Hamilton's policies can be obtained from the Student Handbook.


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Ofcourse the ignorant outsider will see Amsterdam as one of the few places in the world where prostitution and smoking pot are legal. However, the capitol of The Netherlands is one of the most beautiful cities in Europe, with a very rich tradition. The city center consists of mainly warehouses built a few hundred years ago. It was that the ships set out to explore the Americas and the far east. Nowadays, people are among the best English speakers in Europe and the city is one of the safest places I know. It's a multicultural example for the rest of the world.
Amsterdam was a thriving city when New York was a puddle of mud - and it shows.
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Adult disney land. Magical place full of cool friendly people. Best place ive ever visted.
Waving bags of weed around in a police station and not getting in trouble for it. for real i did this and it felt great.
av sja 1. mars 2004
John Ashcroft's worst nightmare.
Weed and sex can be found in abundance in Amsterdam.
av JB 23. juni 2004
Capital of The Netherlands, known as Jamaica of Europe because of it's tolerant (soft)drugs policy. The best example for any major city and an extremely nice place to be at.
My time in Amsterdam was really fucking great, I only wish I'd remembered something
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A city where weed and prostitution is legal
Amsterdam= Nice ass retiernment place
av ac 13. februar 2004
The Capital of the Netherlands. Most known as the Jamaica of Europe, because of the legalization of marijuana. The government in Amsterdam differentiates marijuana from other hard drugs (cocaine, heroin, crack, etc) Other things that are legal are prostitution, (selling sex for money) Euthanasia, (assisted suicide) and absinthe. (a drink illegal in America, because it causes you to hallucinate) Amsterdam is famous for its red light district. The people are known for speaking English very well, as well as Dutch. To Americans it seems like heaven!
Amsterdam is heaven.
av <julien> 13. januar 2007
A city in Holland where there is legalized prostitution, marijuana, and pretty much everything else. You can drink, smoke, and fuck at 16.
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The gold medal-winning ice dancer and Dancing with the Stars alum proposed to ice dancer Tanith Belbin, an Olympic medalist herself, and posted the news of the engagement to his Instagram account Tuesday.
"Couldn't ask for a more beautiful setting for the best time in our life! Hashtag she said yes!!!" he captioned the photo.
Belbin has said she doesn't mind when people assume White and his dance partner Meryl Davis are a couple – indeed, many of the commenters on White's Instagram account lamented the fact that he and Davis aren't the ones who got engaged.
"She gets it," White told PEOPLE of Belbin in March. "She won the silver medal in 2006 with her partner Ben Agosto, and people were always like, 'Are you guys dating?' It's just something you get as dancers. [Her understanding] makes my life so much easier."


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Gurl or Guy Who Dont Leave You Alone.
Callin You Up Every Two Minutes On Your Celly, and Just Dont Trust You Doin Nothin, You Say Your Out Wit Your Boiz And She Thinks Your Out Creepin With Some Other Trick.
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overly annoying person that constantly calls or goes to your home uninvited.
Jeremy L. is such a bugaboo!
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Someone who is clingy and blows up your cellphone.
(Phone Rings @ 4am in the morning) I'm not answering that, it's that bug-a-boo again.
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An annoying stalkerish person who won't leave you alone.
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Chick2:"I know! Ugh, its this stupid bug a boo that won't leave me alone!"
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bugaboo: noun. Clingy; blows up your cellphone, hijacks every facebook/myspace/twitter posting, coffee break, lunch hour, down time, and instant messaging moment of opportunity to the point of suffication, and sucking every miniscule amount of time and breathe you own thus inducing the need for separtation, and official string cutting ceremony.
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A silly, affection term used to address close friends.
Goodnight, bugaboo. See you soon
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An unfortunate event that occurs when you accidentally sit on your penis, and the tip pokes you in your butt.
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[%form] Forums
Giving you a say in shaping services for your community
- What is a Community Forum?
- Who is involved?
- How will it help and benefit me?
- What about the bigger picture?
- What won't it do?
- How will it work?
- Who else may be involved?
- What do I need to do to get involved?
What is a Forum?
The Have Your Say meeting gives you the opportunity to discuss local services with your County, District and Parish Councillors and representatives from other agencies such as the Health Service and the Police. We would like you to come along to these meetings and have your say about how local services can be improved.
Who is involved?
The County Council, District Councils, Police and Health Service (the Primary Care Trust, or PCT) want to work together to involve people in the services they deliver and to help local people influence the services they receive.
How will it help and benefit me?
By attending your local forum meeting, representatives from the Police, the PCT and your local councils can tell you about services provided or planned in your area. You will be able to obtain answers to queries about local services - such as policing levels, services available for young people, access to health care etc. Join your local County, District and Parish Councillors in discussions about how services could be improved. This way, you can help influence and shape the services available for your community.
What about the bigger picture?
You can also use the forum to find out what is being done to tackle the bigger issues affecting your local community, including speeding, crime & anti-social behaviour, congestion, housing and planning policies and the availability of community facilities and leisure activities.
What won't it do?
A forum is not able to go into detail about individual cases or someone's personal issues - such as their planning applications, case work or care and services received.
How will it work?
The forums will meet between 2 and 4 times a year, depending on the forum area.
Each forum meeting has a general 'Question Time' slot when queries and issues can be raised.
Meetings will also go into certain issues in detail. You will be able to obtain answers to queries about local services - such as policing levels, services available for young people, access to health care etc. These will be a mix of the topics that you and other local representatives have indicated you want to discuss, as well as those which service providers want to bring to your attention and on which they want your views. Through presentations and discussions on these issues with both service providers and local people, the forum will develop recommendations for further action. This is how you can help influence and shape the services available for your community.
The responsible council or agency will then follow up the recommendations and respond within three weeks of the meeting, setting out what they intend to do. Sometimes it may not be possible to follow up recommendations - in these cases clear explanations will be given.
You will be able to check the progress of recommendations on the website. Alternatively, you can check on progress with the Community Engagement Manager for your area.
Who else may be involved?
You tell us ... the County Council, District Councils, Police and PCT are committed to supporting the forums, but if an issue in your community requires the involvement of a different organisation, we will try to contact them in advance so that they can come along and help answer your queries.
What do I need to do to get involved?
Just turn up on the evening – with neighbours, friends & family if you want.
If you have any requirements, please get in touch before the meeting, so that we can make suitable arrangements.
You don't have to let us know in advance if you want to raise a query or an issue at the Forum meeting, as each forum meeting has a 'Question Time' slot, however, our chances of providing a satisfactory answer will increase if you are able to contact us in advance. Knowing the issues you want to raise will also help us decide which topics we should discuss in more detail at the Forum meetings.
We aim to publish the Key Issues for discussion well in advance of the meeting in the "Meetings" page on this website. These Key Issues are topics that you and other local representatives have put forward as well as issues that service providers want to bring to your attention and on which they want your views.


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A courageous soul, practiced in the art of feasting on the illusive Big Montana, and relishing the associated juices and sauces. A quim diver can never get their fill of the meaty folds.
Nessy is a champion quim diver - never has someone been so thirsty for sweet slit nectar.
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The Folly Theater, which opened in 1900 and barely avoided a wrecking ball in the 1970s, is a landmark for entertainment in downtown Kansas City.
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