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The board of the Pennsylvania Game Commissioners stopped efforts to pay $220,000 to former Executive Director Carl Roe after the governor raised objections.
Gov. Tom Corbett pointed out that the state administrative code forbids giving severance pay. Corbett's office has said Roe worked at the pleasure of the board so the board didn't have to offer a payment to prevent Roe from suing the commission.
On Tuesday at its meeting in Harrisburg, Commissioner Brian Hoover read a statement saying the board would no longer pursue the agreement with Roe, which the board had asked their attorney to treat like "any other contract and submit it to the Attorney General's Office and the Governor's Office of Chief Counsel for review."
"It was during this process," Hoover said, "that the Governor's Office notified us that they would not process the agreement for payment. We have since notified the Governor's Office and Mr. Roe that the PGC will take no further steps toward finalizing the agreement."
The deal became public last month after the Lancaster Intelligencer Journal and Lancaster New Era requested a copy of the agreement and related documents.
"We regret the attention that this matter has received has distracted from the public appreciation of the unmatched work done by the PGC for the betterment of the state's wildlife population and its sportsmen and women. And it is to that mission we stand committed."
Hover said the board respects Roe and appreciated the work he did for the commission.
"We questioned whether he was the right individual to lead this agency forward."
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Metropolitan area employment and unemployment, October 2011
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Unemployment rates were lower in October than a year earlier in 281 of the 372 metropolitan areas, higher in 76 areas, and unchanged in 15 areas. Eight areas recorded jobless rates of at least 15.0 percent, while 21 areas registered rates of less than 5.0 percent.
The largest over-the-year unemployment rate decrease in October was registered in Muskegon-Norton Shores, Michigan (−2.6 percentage points), followed by El Centro, California; Farmington, New Mexico; and Flint, Michigan (−2.5 points each). Kennewick-Pasco-Richland, Washington, reported the largest over-the-year jobless rate increase (+1.7 percentage points), followed by Yakima, Washington (+1.3 points); Pascagoula, Mississippi (+1.3 points); and Jacksonville, North Carolina (+1.2 points).
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KATIE Holmes' divorce from ex-husband Tom Cruise has reportedly been finalised in court.
The 33-year-old actress split from Tom in June and less than two weeks after papers were filed the couple agreed on a settlement.
E! News reports that a New York City judge approved the terms of annulment on Monday.
Katie has been awarded primary legal and physical custody of the former couple's six-year-old daughter Suri. Tom has reportedly been granted "generous" visitation rights.
The settlement is said to contain stringent rules on how the child will be raised and what religious beliefs she will be exposed to. Tom's Scientology religion is widely rumoured to have been one of the reasons the former couple's relationship broke down.
Katie and Tom were married for five years before the breakdown of their relationship. The pair tied the knot in an extravagant ceremony in Italy.
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TravelPod Member ReviewsNativo Lodge Albuquerque
The hotel was nice. The decor is very special, almost an attraction unto itself.
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Historical Traveler Reviews Nativo Lodge Albuquerque
Refurbished, still not great
The outdoor area, outside of the hotel, is completely infested with cockroaches. From what I understand, Abq has a cockroach problem to begin with. There were literally clusters of them on the wall surrounding the hotel. We stayed for 4 days, and I didn't see one inside, but I would not have been surprised.
The hotel had been recently refurbished, so it wasn't too bad. The staff was friendly and nice. We checked out, and moved to the Embassy, because it was too small for our purposes. We had two toddlers w/ us, and it was not working. I think it would be fine for short term.
Great 2 night stay
The room and bathroom were a bit small, but nicely decorated. My wife loved the balcony and sliding glass door. The lobby colors may be garish to some, but I liked the Indian motif and native art. This hotel has real personality at a reasonable price. The bed and pillows were the most comfortable I found after a week on the road. I will definitely stay here next time in Abq.
Trying to Pass as a 'Heritage Hotel'
We booked two nights at this hotel during the Balloon Festival. Hotel rooms are hard to get and we were happy to have a location close to the Festival. This hotel has been recently remodeled so our room was clean and the beds were comfortable. The old style windows have not been replaced so we could hear street traffic. There is only one elevator to service the entire hotel! What a nightmare when the tour groups arrive. We ate one meal in the restaurant and felt it was just "ok". During Balloon Festival the free breakfast disappears so be forewarned. I was amazed that this hotel tries to pass itself off as "Heritage". Quite frankly this is an old Howard Johnson's that has been purchased by a new corporation and recently refurbished -- it has no "Heritage" other than the fact it has existed on the same spot for probably 40 years.
Excellent Hotel
I booked this hotel before checking out tripadvisor. It was part of an Orbitz package deal and the photo and description seemed nice. When I did come upon this website I was shocked and disappointed. But it was too late to change the package.
When we arrived at the hotel and saw it and our room, however, we were very pleased. The renovations that previous people complained about have been completed. The pool and hot-tub are open and are very nice. The hot-tub unlike some hotels is very large and towels are stacked on a table nearby. The restaurant (for now?) only serves an excellent complimentary breakfast which consists of fresh fruit, cereal, eggs, sausage, pastries, juices, toast, etc.
The rooms are beautiful and have new beds, linens, curtains, etc. and are done in a New Mexico style. The entire hotel has an Indian flair. The lobby is beautiful. They have a glass elevator which gives a great view of the lobby as you're going to your room. The staff are very friendly and helpful. This is a great hotel.
I haven't stayed anywhere else in Albuquerque so I don't have anything for comparison but I've stayed in some real dogs in other parts of the world. I was extremely pleased with this hotel. The only things I saw wrong were some blemishes in the bathroom where the renovation hadn't quite covered up some old damage. That's it. These guys deserve a second chance.
Great Hotel
Although the hotel is undergoing a renovation, the staff was very frinedly and the rooms were clean, but old. The new look will be a welcome change and I look forward to staying there again. I would recommend this hotel to anyone looking for the friendly service, and comfortable setting in a great location.
The Wrong Wyndham To Stay At
So I fly into Albuquerque on business having been told by my client that they'd put me up at the Wyndham. Cool. I love that chain. Step out of the airport to get a shuttle and there it was. Right down the road. Rode over, stood in line at this BEAUTIFUL hotel, finally got to the front desk and the clerk says "We don't have a reservation for you." Huh? I ask her to check again. Nope. She says, "Wait a minute." Makes a call and informs me that I'm at another Wyndham in Albuquerque. It was the way she said it that might have been the tip off. Kind of like, "I am so sorry for the pain you are about to experience."
I get back to the airport and find that the hotel doesn't have a shuttle. So I drop $24 on some shuttle service. 30 minutes later I roll up to my new accomodations. (Oh, and their airport van? It was sitting in the parking lot with a For Sale sign on the windshield.) It looked ominous from the outside. Went in and found the lobby was actually quite pretty. Checked in after much confusion and went to my room. DUMP. What a dump.
If you step beyond the lobby, this place is medieval. There's a garbage filled canal next to it. Nothing within walking distance to-speak-of except for a taco place across the sewage ditch.
RUN AWAY. Preferably screaming and flailing your arms.
Okay Hotel
We stayed for a week and found the place to be very accommodating. The beds and furniture were old, but passable. The dining staff were very friendly and the,included, breakfast buffett was GREAT! Close to the Expressway and Shopping.
Not good
The lobby is nice, the rooms are not. Walls in the room were pock-marked, there were holes in the curtains, the sheets didn't fit (that drives me nuts) and the complimentary breakfast buffet was the pits. Also, the place was not really all that clean. It was really shabby, but not that expensive. Not terrible, but not good. I won't be back.
Clean rooms, great service, friendly folks
I am in sales and travel for work. My last stay at this hotel will not be my last. The people are extremely friendly and the rooms are large and clean. My office shipped some things to the other Wyndham in Albuquerque and they sent someone over to get it. My advice is to sign up to be a Wyndham ByRequest member. Set your preferences and have goodies waiting in your room when you check in. I had a fruit/cheese platter, bottled water and OJ. They even brought additional water to the room and would not take a tip for it. The current staff is great.
I'd received an on-line reservation confirmation, however, upon my arrival they were unable to locate my reservation. The desk clerk looked confused about what to do instead of trying to immediately accommodate me. The room had not been properly cleaned and all of the screws on the safety latch and been unscrewed to some degree. My coworkers travel to the Albuquerque area several times per year, this hotel will be on the NOT RECOMMENDED LIST.
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As we headed out of town rested, sheared, and ready for more adventure we ended our east bound leg and headed north toward Santa Fe.
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Inkaterra presents Cusco's first luxury boutique hotel, reflecting a privileged melange of culture and tradition. A colonial manor house —perhaps the first Spanish construction in Cusco— centrally located on an Incan settlement near Cusco's present-day main square, later occupied by the conquistadores of Peru and their descendants. Eleven suites surround a sumptuous courtyard, where the patina of time is tastefully preserved. Contemporary amenities create the ambience of comfort and exclusivity enjoyed by residents in centuries past. Located on the serene Plaza Las Nazarenas, Cusco, Peru. Surrounded by astounding Andean sceneries.
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ocated at the Plaza Las Nazarenas, La Casona is surrounded by astonishing Andean sceneries and lovely cobblestone streets, where guests discover the city's majestic past.Next to the Museum of Pre-Columbian art, in a special oasis between San Blas artist district, and Cusco's vibrant main square. From the moment you step out of the Inkaterra hotel, you begin an intimate discovery of Cusco.
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McCarthy making messaging a priority
Green Bay - NFL coaches often straddle a line - usually self-imposed - between being too hard and too soft on their team.
Mike McCarthy is one of those coaches who pays a lot of attention to the forces - both external and internal - that affect the psyche of a football team through what can seem like an interminable season.
He is constantly trying to get in front of the environmental trappings that lurk around the corner. He tries to set the message well before it becomes something that might poison the minds of his players.
How does it manifest itself?
Well, over the past couple of weeks and as late as Monday, McCarthy was trying to prop up his team spirtually during a trying period when key players were dropping like flies and the season was on the verge of going down the toilet.
He did not want his players to think they were incapable of overcoming the body blows they were enduring.
He even quoted Winston Churchill's words on the dawn of World War II, "stay calm and carry on."
Several weeks ago, right after the Packers beat the Lions to go to 2-2, he made reference to the media always introducing a "negative nugget" in his press conferences. As time wore on, he got more sensitive to people questioning how he was going to deal with so many injuries.
Even on Monday, a day after beating Minnesota at the Metrodome, he he did not like having to answer a question about his defense's lack of turnover production, a 'negative' question working its way into a room full of positive vibes.
"Yeah, we're very, very aware of where we are in turnover ratio," McCarthy said. "We're minus-2. I don't like it, our team doesn't like it. We're working to improve that.
"At the end of the day, we're playing damned good football. We're winning games. We're getting better as a football team. Our football team got better last night at Minnesota. We're aware of the negative statistics but we're focused on all the other – the mountain – of positive statistics."
It's completely understandable that McCarthy doesn't want to dwell on negatives. It's his prerogative.
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"I'm not really in the mood to bang drums about anything. This is the Chicago Bears and the Packers playing…"
Yes it is.
Now that his team is getting healthier and playing better, he does not want them thinking they have made it.
So while the message may differ each week, McCarthy working to control it never changes.
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Kate FitzGerald, 64, of Wayne, a teacher, died Monday, Aug. 4, of a brain tumor at her home.
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Route 119 and Route 73
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19 (+/-) Acres off Route 119
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|Listing ID: 15378704
|Date Created: 10/09/2007
|Last Updated: 09/03/2009
This property consists of 19 (+/-) acres in an excellent location (see aerial of property). Nearby businesses include the Exit 1 Walmart, Gabriel Brothers, Ramada Inn Hotel, and more. The location is suited for both commercial and residential use.
Of the 19 (+/-) acres, approximately 12.5 (+/-) acres are developable. The parcel has 770' of road frontage along Route 119.
All utilities are at the property except for the sewer line. Currently, a 3,250 foot extension would be necessary.
The property is located across from Dorsey's Knob Park, ~ 1 mile from I-68. The property is also located within 2.5 miles of the Wharf District, downtown Morgantown, and WVU's downtown campus.
Directions (from Fairmont/Clarksburg): Take I-79 North, Take I-68 East, Exit 1 -- University Avenue/Downtown Exit, Head toward Morgantown on Rt. 119 North, Property is located on the left, just past the Exxon Gas Station.
Directions (from downtown Morgantown): From Morgantown, head towards I-68 on Don Knotts Blvd. (Rt. 119 South). Approximately 1,000 feet straight through the stoplight that leads to Greenbag Road (Mountaineer Mall), the property is located on the right.
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For my birthday, I got a subscription to Art Snacks, which is a small monthly package of 4-5 art supplies. They have a contest where you make something using only what was included in the box. This was my first box, I doodled some flowers. I like the exercise - it's a good way to try something new, with colors + materials I might not normally use.
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Heavy snowfall in Alaska had caused damage to an electric fence at the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center near Portage. The fence had to be turned off for maintenance, during that time period, the inhabitant a 2 year old Kodiak bear was able to escape by climbing over the fence.
Shaguyik (sheh-GOY'-uk), an Eskimo name for "ghost" or "shadow" is the escaped bear, and the first escapee the center has had. They let the public know almost a week after the bear escaped. For Alaska though it is just another bear in an area that is already populated by many bears. Even though Shaguyik was raised in captivity, the public is asked to stay away if they see her. The center is hoping that when Shaguyik becomes hungry she will return, as that is where she has been fed for most of her life.
Shaguyik was found in December of 2010 on Kodiak Island, at a time when most bears are denned, Shaguyik was taken to Anchorage for care and ended up living at the center. She was going to be sent to Sweden to live in a zoo in early summer of this year.
There have been calls from people saying they have seen Shaguyik, but now is also the time of year when a lot of bears are coming out of their dens. Those bears will be the biggest threat to Shaguyik. She is not a full grown bear, only 2 years, so still a cub in nature. There is a threat that other bears will eat her if they have not already. From The Washington Post.
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Photo: Juan Carlos Salgado, Martin Honorio Make Weight
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Grand Oasis Resort, Cancun, Quintana Roo, Mexico - IBF super featherweight champion Juan Carlos Salgado (24-1-1, 16KOs), and challenger Martin Honorio (32-6-1, 16KOs), made weight for their showdown on Saturday night at the Arena Oasis in Cancun. The officials include supervisior David McCullough (Texas), referee Charlie Fitch (New York), and the three judges are judges Glenn Trowbridge (Las Vegas), Alfredo Polanco (Mexico), and Jakubco Evanston (Illinois).
"You will see a great fight, Honorio has extensive experience and power, but I'm better. I will continue to be champion," said Salgado.
this is a good test for salgado to tell us where he is at. Great fcking card over all:boxing:Comment by newcastleking on 04-27-2012
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Divorce mediation is a voluntary settlement process used frequently and successfully by married couples who want to divorce, and by domestic partners who want to separate. Divorce mediation gives couples the option to plan their futures rationally, and in an atmosphere of cooperation and mutual respect. With the assistance of a trained divorce mediator, you can reach an agreement that is custom-made for your family, your finances and your future.
Divorce mediation is the preferred choice for couples and families facing separation and divorce because it provides a cost-saving means to reach agreements in a cooperative setting. At the same time, divorce mediation gives couples more control over the process and decision-making. As a result, communication between couples is better so resolutions take less time. Learn More »
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RANDOLPH, N.J. — To help ease Randolph Township Schools' budget crisis, the district's school bus drivers, represented by the Teamsters union, agreed last week to ratify their existing contract and support a wage freeze for the coming school year.
The district's board of education said that the measure was scheduled to be approved on Monday night during its business session.
"I look forward to presenting this measure for full board approval Monday night," Negotiations Chairman Ethan Blynn said on Friday. "We'd like to thank the Teamsters for doing their part to help ease our budget crisis."
This is the second union in Randolph in the past week to agree to a wage freeze for the 2010-11 school year. The Randolph Township Administrators' Association (RTAA), which represents local principals, vice principals and supervisors, agreed to a wage freeze last Tuesday.
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Textbroker is an incredibly popular place to write for because they're hard to beat in many areas, especially for beginners: they now pay weekly, they accept people with no writing experience, and their editors give you quality reviews that will actually help you become a better writer over time. And if you're lucky enough to get promoted to level 5, the amount you can earn for the articles you write isn't bad.
The purpose of this post is to give you a list of a few other writing sites like Textbroker in case you wanted more options and were looking for something with a similar sort of setup. I cannot say that any of the sites I'm about to mention are as good as Textbroker, but they might be good to apply with just in case Textbroker or any other site you write for are having article droughts.
#1 – The Content Authority
This site is very similar to Textbroker, but has a few disadvantages. First off, everyone who applies starts off at the first writing level (lowest pay) regardless of writing quality. As you may know, Textbroker assigns your writing level based on your initial writing sample. People who are really good often get placed at level 4 right off the bat. It doesn't work that way at The Content Authority. You cannot get your writing level up unless you consistently submit quality content. However, Textbroker only hires US writers while The Content Authority will accept people worldwide provided they can get paid by Paypal and have a good understanding of the English language. Payments are also made weekly here every Saturday.
Go here to sign up at The Content Authority (if they're accepting writers) or here to read the review.
#2 – Writer Access
Just like Textbroker, Writer Access gives you a star rating (two stars through six stars) and the amount you earn is based on that. Writers earn between 1.4 cents to $1.40 per word depending on their star rating. You'll take a test so that Writer Access can determine an initial star rating for you. This rating can go up over time as you turn in quality work to clients, which means you can earn more. Writer Access pays twice a month using Paypal, and you have to have at least $10 in your account in order to be paid.
You can go here to sign up at Writer Access or here to read our review (which is need of updating so don't fully trust the info there).
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I have never applied to this site so I have no personal experience, but from what I understand they do operate in much the same way as Textbroker. The pay rate here is somewhere between $5 and $10-$12 per article depending on the writing topics and styles you are approved to write on. One great thing about this place is that they do pay every week with Paypal.
To apply, you have to here to read our review. Right now, it says they are at capacity and do not need writers, but you can get yourself on their contact list in case they have positions available in the future. You can also read a review we wrote of the company here.
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Writer's Domain will pay you between $15 and $38 to write articles based on specific keywords for their clients. They often have openings worldwide. They pay once a month with Paypal on the 5th or whenever your account reaches $100. Bonuses are possible. Rather than give writers a star rating, their editors give each article submitted a star rating and your pay will be based on that.
You can go here to sign up at Writer's Domain or here to read more about them.
I hope this list helps you if you were looking for more Textbroker-like options. And if you've never signed up for Textbroker and believe that you have no interest in earning any money writing, I suggest trying it out! You might be surprised by how much you like it, and you can't beat the weekly pay.
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Sharing the joys & beauty of living in the lovely Cuddy Valley west of Frazier Park
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Merry Christmas & I LOVE Trader Joe's!
So this morning, after my pre-teen FINALLY came down, I made him yummy French toast with TJ's cinnamon swirl bread (to die for). But wait, there's more!
I topped it with the Trader Joe's cookie butter, which I purchased for the first time yesterday. NOT good for a diet, but YOWZA, is it delish!!
Of course, I had a fab Thanksgiving thanks to Trader Joe's. BUT, I also helped host a wonderful wedding shower for my nephew thanks to TJs. I purchased the RSVP brut sparkling, and various juices for a wonderful mimosa/sangria bar. Spiced apple cider, OJ, cranberry and ruby grapefruit were the choices, and 4 kinds of fresh fruit. See the photo below:
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Wednesday, July 29, 2015
Welcome to 2015! (in July)
It's been a busy summer: jury duty in BAKERSFIELD (52 miles away!), but got taken off jury by prosecutor (yay!), dentist/dr. visits, a great vacation at Pajaro Dunes, with a trip to the Monterey Aquarium, horsey chores, entertaining, etc. Plus, we have to find a new teacher for our school, because we lost a valued colleague to another school.
Sunday, December 14, 2014
Fall Update
Wow, a lot has happened since my last post! We had our first (light) snowfall of the season on Thursday night!
Despite the gophers and GROUND Squirrels best efforts, I managed to harvest 7 lovely pumpkins this year (I would have had over 20!).
We had a lovely Thanksgiving with family and friends! We had an additional table set up in the living room. We liked the arrangement so much, we moved the kitchen table there.
Kosmo loves the new pillows in the den!
This is the dining room before Thanksgiving. We had so much fun (& food!) I forgot to take photos!
My preciousssss!! My friend Kelly ordered another can for me when TJ's ran out! Love her!
On Dec. 6, we went to our 13th Eberle Black Tie Dinner (we've only missed one since 2001).
We had a snow day on the 12th, so the monkey had coconut pancakes for breakfast & a homemade pizza for lunch (spinach for mom, cheese/onion for him!). Then, that night, he had homemade turkey/black bean/lentil chili! YUM!
Sunday, September 21, 2014
Guess What's on the Menu? What a Fab Weekend!
Overall, we had had a wonderful weekend, though we had to skip going to the movies today, since monkey has a little cold. However, I rode the horsey, & gave her an Absorbine bath (which has been doing wonders for my weimaraner), so for me, perfecto!!
Monday, September 1, 2014
Busy, Busy Time!
This is the only photo I can show of my students picking apples in our garden last week. They had a blast, and we used the apples we picked for math and language arts. Of course, they also got to eat their apples!
Why am I showing you a photo of screws & weird little screw-like things? Because today, I decided to put together the forward facing bookshelf my hub purchased for me from Zulily. I open the box, and there are NO directions, just pieces of board, and a bag of screws and weird things I've never seen before. Somehow, I triumphed, & figured out how to put it together (it only took 2 hours...).
Look at this parts; I don't even know what to call it. This is a top & side view. Somehow, I figured out that it goes in that big hole so that this next part fits into it from another hole that joins it at the side (I kid you not).
Notice these little beige plastic things with a cross on them? You had to slip them into a hole that went into the side of the main screw holes. They have a hole in their side you had to line up, so when you tightened the screw, it went into the hole. You had to know to put it in this way, so if it slipped, you could turn it to line up the hole.
This metal screw-like part, went into that hole, only up to the end of the threading, so it stuck out. THEN, it slipped into another piece, going into the side of that metal object in the prior photo. You then used a flathead screwdriver on the big piece (hence the + & - signs on it) to tighten it in.
See? There it is sticking out. It then went into that hole to the right.
After you sat the pieces together, it looked like this.
Here is the completed bookshelf! Because it took so long to put together, I will be up late tonight prepping. BUT, doesn't it look great??!? This is where I will put the seasonal books each month. I am SO glad I didn't get my hub to help; he would have had a FIT...LOL
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Plastic explosive that can be moulded on to things for a good effect. C4 is the explosive used in claymore mines.
Put the C4 on this cars petrol tank and then watch it fly!
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(noun) Explosive material that looks and feels like white clay. Most often used by military personnel, terrorists and modern-day bank robbers! C-4 can also be called "Composition 4" since it includes three other types of explosives along with the original base catalyst. Form of plastique.
Terrorists rigged the Khobar Towers in Saudi Arabia with C-4 before demolishing it.
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A plastic explosive that blows the shit out of everything.
Stfu or I'll C-4 your ass.
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US plastic explosive.
"Hand me the C4."
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a very powerful explosive....... boom!
Alrightey then, first we're going to knock at their door say, 'open up! it's the police!' and if that doesn't work we're using C4
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short of being a tomahawk missile , these mo'fos can completely destroy your in-laws' house
C4's might prove to be very useful
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C-4 or Composition C-4 is a common variety of military plastic explosive. A major advantage of C-4 is that it can be molded into any desired shape.
"I fuck around and get hardcore. C-4 to your door, no beef no more, nigga."
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Vermont Gas Systems moves ahead on Phase IIJune 19,2014by Bruce Edwards
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SOUTH BURLINGTON - Shoreham and Vermont Gas Systems have signed a memorandum of understanding regarding Phase II of a proposed natural gas pipeline that will serve the International paper mill in Ticonderoga, N.Y., the company announced Thursday.
The agreement with the Select Board includes distribution of natural gas to homes and businesses; conditions on how and where the 10-inch underground transmission pipeline is built; the creation of a community fund, and enhanced emergency training and safety management measures. Shoreham is also considering converting its municipal buildings to natural gas.
Based on Shoreham's status hosting the transmission line to the IP paper mill, Vermont Gas will create a $100,000 community fund to be administered by Shoreham's Select board.
The fund may be used for consumer education, feasibility studies related to commercial expansion in town, retrofitting municipal facilities, and a financing program for residents to make energy-efficiency improvements.
"Our agreement with Vermont Gas is a positive step forward that will ensure our community and landowner's interests," Paul Saenger, chairman of the select board, said in a statement. "The community fund, to be managed by the town, will help town officials with planning and emergency services. While natural gas will be available to some parts of Shoreham, it is our hope Vermont Gas will continue to work to expand their service so all of our citizens can benefit from the lower prices and emissions of natural gas."
Phase I of the Addison Rutland Natural Gas Project, which received approval last year, will transport natural gas from Colchester to Middlebury, Vergennes, St. George, Monkton, and New Haven.
If approved by the Public Service Board, Phase II will deliver natural gas to parts of Cornwall and Shoreham, and then to the International Paper Mill in Ticonderoga.
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Mara Wilson attributes his behavior 'to 'unlimited funds and attention.'
They know of what they speak.
Sure, Twitter has been on fire with nasty, hilarious, mean, icky comments about Justin Bieber's DUI arrest. He's out on $2,500 bail.
But some former child stars and current young performers posted thoughtful, interesting comments on the singer's public antics, which culminated in the bust.
Mara Wilson wrote: "Yes, #JustinBieber has been acting like an (expletive), but that tends to happen when you give a young person unlimited funds and attention...They never get to rebel or be sullen and confused."
Evan Rachel Wood posted, then took down, some thoughts about dealing with fame. She erased them "cause i also dont want to get too involved in this nonsense. Haha"
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TV Ratings: 'American Idol' and 'Touch' give FOX Thursday win, 'Community' and 'Missing' drop
Fast National ratings for Thursday, March 22, 2012.
"American Idol" and the strong return of "Touch" helped FOX to an easy win in the Thursday ratings. Meanwhile, "Community" fans might want to hold further talk of six seasons and a movie after the NBC comedy took a sizable dip after last week's promising numbers, and a good chunk of Ashley Judd's fans went "Missing" from last week's premiere.
For the night, FOX averaged a 3.6 rating in the adults 18-49 demographic, and 13.4 million viewers overall. CBS' March Madness coverage was a distant second, with a 2.3 demo rating and 6.7 million viewers, followed by NBC (1.4, 3.8 million), ABC (1.2, 5.6 million) and the CW (1.0, 2.2 million).
8 p.m. -- The "Idol" results show averaged a 4.0 rating and 15 million viewers for FOX, followed by CBS' NCAA tournament action (2.2, 7 million). NBC and ABC tied for the hour in the demo at a 1.6, though "Missing" drew 8.9 million viewers to only 3.6 million for the "Community"/"30 Rock" combo. "Missing" was down 20 percent from its premiere demo numbers. Last week, "Community" did a 2.2 with 4.9 million viewers, and was down last night to a 1.7 and 3.9 million. On the bright side, that's still up over the show's fall average of 1.6 (albeit with no "Big Bang Theory" as competition this time), and it was NBC's highest-rated show in the demo for the night (though "Awake" got a bigger audience), and once again finished (slightly) ahead of "Idol" in adults 18-34 (2.1 to 2.0). "The Vampire Diaries" (1.3, 2.7 million) was in fifth for the CW.
9 p.m. -- FOX's decision to air "Touch" after "Idol" paid off, as its ratings (3.2, 11.7 million) were only down about 20 percent from the "Idol" lead-in. Basketball on CBS (2.3, 7 million) was second, followed by NBC's "30 Rock"/"Up All Night" combo (1.5, 3.3 million), a "Grey's Anatomy" repeat (1.2, 4.7 million) on ABC, and "The Secret Circle" (0.7, 1.7 million) for the CW.
10 p.m. -- More basketball (2.4, 6.3 million) won the hour for CBS, while "Awake" (1.2, 4.6 million) lost a quarter of its young adult audience from last week (though its overall numbers only dropped 8 percent). A "Private Practice" rerun (0.9, 3.4 million) was in third for ABC.
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CORPUS CHRISTI - Officials say a 12-year-old South Texas girl has died after the swine flu caused her brain to swell.
Corpus Christi-Nueces County Public Health District officials said Tuesday that the sixth-grader had died that day after being declared brain dead Monday. District officials say the girl had no underlying medical issues.
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