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Maple Hill Bed & Breakfast is a historic home that dates back to the 1850's and sits high on the shores of Lake Barkley in Western Kentucky. Enjoy Kentucky and Barkley lakes by fishing or just relaxing by the water. The Bed and Breakfast is beautifully decorated with antiques from the victorian period. All Rooms come complete with sitting area, cable TV, private bath, wireless internet and in room refrig.
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This was my husband and I's second visit here over the last two years. We love the rose suite with private balcony, so peaceful. Great innkeepers as well.
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Very friendly and helpful with dinner recommendations. Awesome breakfast. Very clean room, comfortable bed & great lake view from private porch. Nice pool. Beautiful antiques and decor. Exceptional bath accessories.
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was our first time to do the bed and breackfast, was wonderful
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Maple Hill B&B exceeded our expectations!! We were welcomed as we arrived at the Inn and was given a nice tour of the mansion. We enjoyed our room and all of the extra little touches. The bed was awesome! Wish I could have taken it home :) The hot breakfast was excellent! We loved this experience and will return!
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Everything was great, even down to the suggestions on where to eat dinner. I would definitely stay again!
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We had a lovely time at this beautiful inn with a great lake view from our own veranda. The innkeeper was gracious, the antiques were interesting and fun, the room was very comfortable and the breakfasts were outstanding. We would definitely recommend this inn.
4.6 on May 18, 2016
This was our third stay at Maple Hill, we enjoy the home and hospitality. The breakfasts are always wonderful and although there is not onsite dining for evening meals there are several oppositions within an easy drive. All around peaceful and relaxing each time we stay.
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So glad to have you come back to stay here on Maple Hill! It was good seeing you again. Please come back and stay with us again soon!
4.8 on May 12, 2016
Maple Hill was beautiful !! From the grounds to the antiques and beautiful appointed rooms, it was wonderful. Every detail was perfect! We had a wonderful time! Breakfast was delicious, too!!
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thank you so much for the kind comments! Please come back and bring some friends and make it a couples weekend!
4.8 on April 26, 2016
Sherri and Jeff offer a welcoming experience. The rooms are very large; the beds are as comfortable as home and the breakfast is decadent. We visited during Quilt Week in nearby Paducah and will definitely book again.
Countryside, Lakefront, Small town, Wine country
Nashville, TN (BNA) 120 miles
please visit our web site for map and directions to our B&B.
Amusement Park, Antique Shopping, Art Galleries, Beach, Casino, Gourmet/Fine Dining, Historical interests, Lake, Live Music, Movie Theater, Museum, National/State parks, Nature area, horse back riding, Outlet Stores, Performing Theater, River, Rodeo, Ski area, Vineyard, Winery
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I love working in our flower garden and relaxing on the water. We have so much to offer for those who want to escape the real world and slow down and rejuvenate them selves.
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I think about a lot of places affected by severe storms, and the many more to come. Realist, not alarmist, and the alarms have been going off for over two decades.
So tornadoes started 20 years ago?
I didn't realize Al Gore posted comments here.
Btw, this is where you can help……..
Bigger, stronger, storms, like tornadoes and "tropical storms", Atlantic or Pacific, have change the "storm season" in the last few decades. Note major storms are now occurring in February (early) and November(late) in the Northern Hemisphere. This IS a result of changing ocean conditions (not just temperatures), and thus atmospheric conditions as well.
"Weather" patterns HAVE changed, as in three drought periods in the last 6,000 years that lasted some 500 years in the Pacific Northwest. NOTE: "drought", not temperature changes, is the key identifier in these "events".
Changes have been dramatic since the industrial revolution, and from the 1950's to today, in Europe, changes in the laws, HAVE altered the impacts and direction of those changes. London is warmer, and no longer has "killer smog" because coal use has changed. North Africa and the Mediterranean area warmed, and dried, because HUMANS cut down the forests, and overgrazed the land, it isn't all just about CO2 either.
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UN numbers or UN IDs are four-digit numbers that identify hazardous substances, and articles (such as explosives, flammable liquids, toxic substances, etc.) in the framework of international transport. Some hazardous substances have their own UN numbers (e.g. acrylamide has UN2074), while sometimes groups of chemicals or products with similar properties receive a common UN number (e.g. flammable liquids, not otherwise specified, have UN1993). A chemical in its solid state may receive a different UN number than the liquid phase if their hazardous properties differ significantly; substances with different levels of purity (or concentration in solution) may also receive different UN numbers.
UN numbers range from UN0001 to about UN3518 and are assigned by the United Nations Committee of Experts on the Transport of Dangerous Goods. They are published as part of their Recommendations on the Transport of Dangerous Goods, also known as the Orange Book. These recommendations are adopted by the regulatory organization responsible for the different modes of transport.
There is no UN number allocated to non-hazardous substances. These will simply not have a UN number.
For more details, see Lists of UN numbers.
NA numbers (North America), also known as DOT numbers are issued by the United States Department of Transportation and are identical to UN numbers, except that some substances without a UN number may have an NA number. These additional NA numbers use the range NA8000 - NA9999.
Hazard identifiers[edit]
Associated with each UN number is a hazard identifier, which encodes the general hazard class and subdivision (and, in the case of explosives, their compatibility group). If a substance poses several dangers, then subsidiary risk identifiers may be specified. It is not possible to deduce the hazard class(es) of a substance from its UN number: they have to be looked up in a table.
|Class 1: Explosives
|Information on this graphic changes depending on which, "Division" of explosive is shipped. Explosive Dangerous Goods have compatibility group letters assigned to facilitate segregation during transport. The letters used range from A to S excluding the letters I, M, O, P, Q and R. The example above shows an explosive with a compatibility group "A" (shown as 1.1A). The actual letter shown would depend on the specific properties of the substance being transported.
For example, the Canadian Transportation of Dangerous Goods Regulations provides a description of compatibility groups.
The United States Department of Transportation (DOT) regulates hazmat transportation within the territory of the US.
Mass Explosion Hazard
Blast/Projection Hazard
Minor Blast Hazard
Major Fire Hazard
Blasting Agents
Extremely Insensitive Explosives
|Class 2: Gases
|Gases which are compressed, liquefied or dissolved under pressure as detailed below. Some gases have subsidiary risk classes; poisonous or corrosive.
|Class 3: Flammable Liquids
|Flammable liquids included in Class 3 are included in one of the following packing groups:
Note: For further details, check the Dangerous Goods Transportation Regulations of the country of interest.
|Class 4: Flammable Solids
4.1 Flammable Solids: Solid substances that are easily ignited and readily combustible (nitrocellulose, magnesium, safety or strike-anywhere matches).
4.2 Spontaneously Combustible: Solid substances that ignite spontaneously (aluminium alkyls, white phosphorus).
4.3 Dangerous when Wet: Solid substances that emit a flammable gas when wet or react violently with water (sodium, calcium, potassium, calcium carbide).
|Class 5: Oxidizing Agents and Organic Peroxides
5.1 Oxidizing agents other than organic peroxides (calcium hypochlorite, ammonium nitrate, hydrogen peroxide, potassium permanganate).
5.2 Organic peroxides, either in liquid or solid form (benzoyl peroxides, cumene hydroperoxide).
|Class 6: Toxic and Infectious Substances
|Class 7: Radioactive substances
|Class 8: Corrosive substances
|Class 9: Miscellaneous
Radioactive substances comprise substances or a combination of substances which emit ionizing radiation (uranium, plutonium).
Corrosive substances are substances that can dissolve organic tissue or severely corrode certain metals:
Hazardous substances that do not fall into the other categories (asbestos, air-bag inflators, self inflating life rafts, dry ice).
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- Search UN/NA-numbers HazMat Database based on US-CFR 49
- United Nations Committee of Experts on the Transport of Dangerous Goods
- UN Recommendations on the Transport of Dangerous Goods. Part 2 defines the hazard classes and their divisions and Part 3 contains a complete list of all UN numbers and their hazard identifiers.
- The Emergency Response Guidebook from the U.S. Department of Transportation contains a list of all assigned NA numbers along with recommended emergency procedures.
- UN and NA Numbers. Site provides bill of lading shipping descriptions for transportation in the U.S.


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Holiday wishes from Chocolate Alchemy
It's been a busy and enjoyable year here at Chocolate Alchemy and it seemed to fly right by. There have been a lot of ups and downs, and I appreciated everyone's patience and understanding when the ride got a little bumpy.
I really and truly appreciate that so many of you stop by every day. 2008 was a good year and I believe 2009 will be even better. When the economy is changing as it is now and so many news stories sound gloomy, all I see is tremendous opportunity and I'm looking forward to it and I hope you are, too.
Especially during these holidays, show some extra appreciation to those around you, relax a little, smile a lot and offer encouragement wherever it's needed. I wish all of you the absolute best holiday season possible no matter how you choose to celebrate. Life is good, enjoy it!
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Founded in 1983, IALC is a worldwide association for independent, private language schools that teach the language(s) of their country.
There are currently 89 members teaching eight languages in 21 countries. Visit the IALC web site.
IALC schools are legally constituted, privately owned language centers of high quality. IALC is for single-centers and school groups with up to five separate centers.
The Federation of English Language Teaching Organisations Malta (FELTOM) has taken the lead in establishing quality assurance standards in the ELT industry on the Island.
Our objective is 'to set, improve, and ensure the maintenance of standards in all aspects of English language stays in Malta, primarily in the academic content but also in those services which together constitute the infrastructure requisite of a language stay.'
There is something for everyone – from small family run schools, to large international school chains. Our members offer a wide variety of courses in their own unique setting. FELTOM schools are all accredited and provide quality English language courses in a friendly professional environment. About 75% of students choose a FELTOM member school when visiting Malta to improve their English language skills.
The mission of the Monitoring Board for ELT Schools is to foster the ELT Profession and Industry in all its various aspects.
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View from the top of a ridge on Hawes Trail No. 52.
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Finding Hawes Trail on Mesa's Usery Mountain is sort of like going to a speakeasy; someone has to tell you just where to park and exactly where the entrance is because there aren't any signs.
Once you find the way (with the help of our directions after the jump), you'll be in the Hawes Loop trail system, and from there, you'll have five options: Hawes Trail, Ridge Trail, Saguaro Trail, Saddle Trail and Granite Trail.
Hawes Trail is the longest at 3.5 miles, but I only hiked about halfway, took a branch to the right to climb a ridge and then hiked back.
All together it was about three miles. If you do this way, you'll cross Saguaro Trail and Ridge Trail.
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Q. Billy, can you talk about Michigan's back court. Will this be one of the greatest challenges you've faced as a defense?
COACH DONOVAN: Well, clearly from an offensive efficiency standpoint they may be the best in the country. They've got a guy in the back court, Burke, that is just terrific. Great assist turnover ratio, explosive scorer and certainly with him he has got a great ability to get everybody involved. Whether it's McGary up front, Hardaway, Robinson on the perimeter, and offensively to take over a game like he did in the second half with Kansas.
This is a great challenge, maybe the best offensive team in the country.
Q. Could you talk about Burke, the challenge he presents, and maybe some guys you saw during the season that compare to him.
Mike Rosario: As Coach would tell us about this team, they're very good in transition. Offensively they have a lot of guys in the back court that can score the ball, and they have one guy that can get in the paint and contribute the ball to everyone. Trey Burke, he's a very good point guard. But I feel like we've got to treat this situation on the defensive end, we've got to be really good. You've got to know the scouting report and you've got to know the positions that you need to be in on the defensive end because I feel like that's a big key to the game. And especially dealing with Trey Burke, high pick and rolls, he's very good coming off high pick and rolls and getting into the paint and creating his own shot and getting others involved.
So I feel like we've got to hold him, less possessions to do that. And just make him feel uncomfortable. That's just who we'll compare him to is Phil Pressey from Missouri, very quick, very good on the offensive end. We've just got to do a great job.
Scottie Wilbekin: I would say the closest player that we face to him is probably Phil Pressey, but I'd say he does a better job of scoring than Pressey. And I don't know, he's a great player and he does a great job of getting into the lane. Once he gets in there, he can either finish himself or find all the shooters they have or McGary inside.
It's definitely going to be a challenge and we've got to be on edge the whole game.
Q. Scottie has taken on these kind of challenges all year long. Can you talk about the dirty work he does to keep you guys moving and how you think he may do against Burke tomorrow?
COACH DONOVAN: Well, you know, I think there's been only we've only played one team, we played them twice where I felt like Scottie was on an island by himself defensively, and that was against Ole Miss with Henderson, just because of the actions and the things that they did and the way they offensive rebound, it was really hard to provide a lot of help for Scottie in those situations.
I think when it comes to Scottie, I think he would agree, yes, he does a great job getting on the screens. He works hard. He's very committed to defense, he gives you a great effort, he takes pride in it.
But I also think our front court players, Patric and Erik and Will Yeguete and Casey, those guys as front court players, I think really help Scottie do his job.
If we don't have enough help built in around Burke with him coming off screens, using screens, it makes it very, very difficult for any defensively player to handle a guy like that. So you know that Scottie is going to work hard on the ball. He's going to work hard on getting all the screens, but he's also going to need help, too, inside of our team. And we've got to make sure we give him that built in help tomorrow.
Q. Anything you can take from the past two experiences in the Elite 8 that you guys can apply to this game to get over the hump this time?
COACH DONOVAN: Well, I think first and foremost the opportunity, I think these guys are all excited about it and I'm excited for them to be back in this position again. It's a different opponent than we've had the last two years. It's a great opportunity.
I'm not so sure what we take from those situations that could really help us get prepared for Michigan. I think this game stands on itself. It's got its own separate identity as itself. It's in the moment. It's now. It's here. It's present.
I think these guys have been in this situation. They've worked very, very hard to get here. But they also know when you get into this situation it's a great, great challenge. And you cannot play 20 minutes or 25 minutes or 30 minutes, you're going to have to play a whole complete game.
I believe when you get to this point in the time in the season there's 8 teams left, these 8 teams are playing very, very good basketball. And in these moments you've also got to play very well.
Kenny Boynton: I think we remember what happened in the past two years, but I think like Coach said, this is a different team. I think what we learned is we need to play our full 40 minutes. Michigan I think is a team that plays a full game as they did yesterday, and having a comeback win against Kansas.
I think if we go out and play as a team offensively and defensively for a full 40 minutes we'll be good.
Patric Young: Well, we remember the feeling we've had in the locker room from losing those two games to go to the Final Four the last two years, but I'm not sure exactly what we could take going forward with Michigan.
But we can play for 40 minutes, making sure we're locked in, playing together, fighting through the adversity, because it's going to be a difficult challenge game for us and make sure that we're locked into doing our job, as well.
Q. Beyond Burke how do you deal with the size they have on the perimeter?
COACH DONOVAN: Yeah, they've got a lot of size. They've got a lot of athleticism. I think the one thing that's really impressive about Hardaway is he can get shots off over people. I think our guards being attached and connected to him will be very, very important. We've gone against teams that have had big back courts, so to speak.
The one luxury I think we do have is the way we start the game, with Kenny, Mike and Scottie on the perimeter. We also can slide a guy like Casey Prather to the small forward spot that gives us more length and size.
I think our defense, whether it be against bigger guards or a team that pounds it inside, is we've been able to do it collectively as a group. And I think our team defense is going to have to be really, really good. And certainly transition defense with Burke when the ball is in his hands and their wing players, and in particular Hardaway, those guys can really shoot the basketball.
Q. Coach and Kenny, can you talk about maybe being a little bit under the radar certainly with Florida Gulf Coast's run and Kansas and Michigan also in this Regional, that maybe you guys have been a little bit overlooked and people haven't shined the light on you as much as the other teams?
COACH DONOVAN: Yeah, I mean, I tell our guys this, we've got enough to worry about and prepare for going from game to game. Those are not things that we can control. What we can control is how we prepare and how we play in between the lines. We're excited to keep on advancing and to keep moving through the tournament. But maybe rightfully so from a public perception or media excitement, maybe Florida Gulf Coast captivated the country because of getting to the Sweet 16. It was the first time it happened.
But like I told our guys, it's got nothing to do with our business and what we need to do. These guys need to continue, and they've done a good job. We need to focus on what we can control.
And we can't control who writes articles on us, who gives us exposure, who talks about us, who doesn't talk about us. I think you earn respect by how you play and compete on the court. These guys have to go out there and worry and focus on the things that they can control and things that they can prepare for and what we've done all year long is take care of Florida, take care of ourselves, do your job, take care of your responsibilities.
KENNY BOYNTON: I think as a team, our team, we just don't worry about things like that. I think up to point we've done a good job preparing for our game. So what's on TV or who is being talked about, I don't think that's really important with our team. Because when we get on the court it's just us versus the other team, regardless of what's on TV.
Q. Billy, could you talk about the development of Erik through his four years here, please.
COACH DONOVAN: Yeah, he's really grown in a lot of ways. It's I think a lot of times in life your greatest strength is your greatest weakness.
He's as good of a teammate that I've had a chance to coach. I don't know if I've been around a player that the other guys on the team love a guy so much and enjoy being with him so much. He can interact with anybody on our team, whether it be a freshman, older guy or younger guy, and I think he was the same way. The first two years he never really wanted to inject himself into the team like we needed him to, because he was worried about chemistry, stepping on toes more his freshman year.
His sophomore year I thought he really started to play well, and then he got an ankle injury, and I think being out for a period of time and then coming back to the team, our team was kind of settled, he really probably didn't know where to fit in, how to inject himself. I probably needed to do a better job for him. I think going into his junior year, he saw an opportunity to step into the role and felt comfortable with it. The last two years I don't know if there's been many front court players that can stretch the defense the way he can, that's more a team guy than he is. From his freshman year to where he is now, I've seen incredible growth, both on and off the court.
Q. Kenny and Erik, how do you view this team being different from last year and two years ago, and how do you think it will be equipped to handle an Elite 8 game against an opponent like Michigan?
KENNY BOYNTON: I think this team, we prepared the right ways for games consistently, not saying the previous teams haven't, but I think everybody on the team contributes. I think even the freshmen, they don't get in much, but they do a great job at preparing us, giving us a great look from the other team at practice.
So with this team I would just say we have good preparation for games. And we know how to put games behind us and move forward to the next.
Erik Murphy: I agree with Kenny, everybody from top to bottom is really committed to doing their job and whether that's preparing or playing or whatever it is, this group is just really close. And obviously it's a different team than the past, we have different guys.
But I think we've really come together this year and have a really good bond within the team and our chemistry is great. We just all want to do it for each other.
Q. When Mike came to Florida he said he wanted discipline and he wanted structure. Do you think he really meant it and was he prepared for the kind of discipline you showed him?
COACH DONOVAN: Well, I think sometimes he has a hard time articulating maybe, because Rutgers was a great place for Mike. It really was. Because he was a hometown kid, going back to a hometown school to try to help resurrect the program. And I think sometimes when things don't work out, I think you could always look to both sides. And I always told Mike that if that situation is not the right situation for you, you need to take responsibility of why it's not, because he did choose to go there.
I don't know anything that happened inside their program of how they dealt or coached Mike. I know Bob Hurley, because I've been in his practices and I know him personally pretty well and been around him, recruited his program. So I know the kind of structure that's there.
Mike his biggest thing was he wanted to be really pushed and challenged every single day. Never said to me that Rutgers did or did not do that, that's what he said he wanted. And I don't think that he was prepared for that coming here. And I really held him accountable.
And I think Mike's the kind of guy where if you give an inch, he will work to get it to six inches and he'll work to get it to be a foot and before you know it, I'm actually one of the players and he's coaching the team.
And he needed to understand that there are certain things here at Florida, a way we're going to do things and an expectation here. And I think he really struggled with that, in particular last year. He was going to go in there and just rely on his talent, so to speak, and just go play. And it was a real growing and maturing process.
And for me as a coach it's been very, very rewarding and gratifying to see where he was to where he's come to. And I would tell you this, last year I didn't even think him playing as many minutes in our program at this stage of the season would have even been possible. I mean, he has really made a great commitment. I'm really proud of what he's been able to do.
Q. Do you talk to these guys, especially like maybe the seniors, this is their 13th NCAA game, for the juniors it's their 12th, and just how fortunate they are? They got here, but how fortunate they are to have these opportunities?
COACH DONOVAN: Well, I don't in terms of that, maybe what I do talk to them a lot about is the opportunity God has given them to be able to play this game. And I really have used our injuries in a lot of ways.
When you see a guy like Will Yeguete that's got his knee surgery toward the end of the SEC schedule and the only way he can come back to play is to have surgery, and that's not a guarantee. To see him start bawling and crying because he went through it last year with his broken foot. For Scottie Wilbekin to be suspended for three games, and the game to be taken away from him. Casey Prather, concussions, the game being taken away from them.
So not so much the NCAA tournament, but I really try to get them to understand and appreciate the God given ability that they've been blessed with. And how do they go about utilizing that talent and not wasting days and opportunities and to be thankful and appreciative that they get the opportunity to practice, to prepare and they get the opportunity to play.
Because there are so many players out there that maybe are not playing right now or they're not afforded the opportunity or they're injured. And just to be thankful and to utilize what you've been blessed with and the opportunity. But just to be the best you can.
And that's kind of really what I've talked to them more about, less about we got here, we need to be appreciative. They should always be appreciative that they can get up, walk on the court, play and compete.
Q. Kansas held Burke scoreless in the first half. Did you see some things that they did and what adjustments did Burke make to be so assertive in the second half?
COACH DONOVAN: Well, I think in the second half he took 17 shots, which was probably a whole lot more than he took in the first half. He's really, really, to me, just watching him, not only is he playing the game, but he's also measuring the game, how are you guarding, what's open, what can he do. And he understands the length and time of 40 minutes. He's got the ability to explode at any point in time in the game.
Kansas, I thought, did a good job, but I thought he started testing the waters a lot more in the second half than the first half. Some of the shots he took in the second half he really was not taking in the first half. He probably turned them down and tried to do some different things. And then he really started to become aggressive in terms of trying to score. And then he obviously took over the game.
But when you're dealing with him, in my opinion, it is a long process. You can do a great job on him for ten minutes, a great job on him for 25 minutes. He has got the ability just to explode at any point in time. And it's got to be a concerted effort against him for 40 minutes.
Kansas are in pretty good shape, up by 8, whatever it is, he makes that long three. I don't even think you can even fault Kansas's defense where he shot the ball from to tie the game up. It was unbelievable where he let it go from.
He's got that kind of ability where if you rest a little bit or think that he's not going to do something, that's exactly when he creates great plays for himself or his team.
Q. I don't know if anyone brought this up to you, but Trey was the first player since you to go for 20 and 10 in a Sweet 16 game. Prepping for him who else in your coaching career does he compare to and given your defense, how do you match up against him?
COACH DONOVAN: I don't know how I got that. It's funny, my wife says to me this morning, she asked me the same question, she said, Who was the player? I know even know what the numbers were. And I said Magic Johnson. And she said, no, you. I said I'm glad I'm comparing myself to Magic Johnson, that's great (laughter).
I think he reminds me of Kyrie Irving, that's who he reminds me of. And I think this he gets a lot of attention and he gets a lot of publicity, he gets a lot of exposure.
But I think this with their team, they have an incredible team that seems connected and bonded. I've got a lot of respect for John, he's a terrific coach. He's put those guys in situations to be successful. They play together. They share the ball. They're a low turnover team. But there's a lot more to Michigan than just Trey Burke, there really is. They're a really, really good team.
Now, yesterday in the second half was a special show that he put on to help them win the game in overtime. But you can't lose sight of the fact that McGary had 25 points and 13 rebounds.
You can't lose sight of the fact that a guy like Hardaway and Robinson, those guys are really good players, even though some of them are young. They are a really, really good team. And Burke certainly gets a lot of attention. But it's not only dealing with Burke. If that was the case, you could run three guys at Burke. The problem is they've got other good players around him that can really make plays, as well.
Q. Talking about your own career, how would you remember yourself as a defensive player? And your success or struggles that you had, how has that gone into shaping your philosophy that's manifested itself this year?
COACH DONOVAN: I certainly was not a good defensive player. We played a lot of 2 3 zone in college with Coach Pitino, and he referred to me as the human sieve when I played. That probably wasn't one of my strong suits.
I felt like going into this year, I think your team you look as a coach, what can be our team identity. I thought it was hard last year with Irving Walker and even Brad Beal being a freshman, as good as they were offensively. And particularly with Irving, as great as he was and as great a career he had in Florida, at five foot six or five foot seven there was always things we had to mask and camouflage because of his size.
And I thought with Patric being a year older, Murphy a year older, Scottie Wilbekin, Boynton has been a proven defender, I thought our team could take on a defensive identity, that we could become a very, very good defensive team. And we've had some games we haven't been good defensive, and some games we were special defensively. This will test us tomorrow because of the way they are offensively. Philosophically, obviously working for Coach Pitino and working for him, you pick up those things, I think it was great having Larry Shyatt on our staff for seven years, he brought a different philosophy defensively. A different way to look at things.
And I think what you've got to do defensively is look at your team and say, okay, where and how do we need to play on the defensive end of the floor? With getting Prather we've been able to press a lot more. We don't really press a lot with Erik Murphy and Patric on the floor together. We've been able to play zone, we've been able to change defenses, and pick up full court, and defend pretty well on the half court.
Q. You recruited Mitch McGary pretty hard, had him down at your place. Is this the kind of player you thought he would turn into? And talk about what you remember during that time. COACH DONOVAN: I love Mitch as a kid. What a great kid. The thing I loved about him and just watching him and recruiting him, phenomenal teammate, great enthusiasm for the game, incredible personality. I'm not surprised that wherever he would have gone he could step in and provide what he is able to provide.
You look at him here of late scoring a lot of points late and maybe not scoring like that during the Big Ten season. But he's that kind of kid. He does whatever your team needs for it to be successful. And I think he really has internally some very, very unique and great qualities about him. But I'm not surprised about what he's been able to do at all.
Q. Last night we were here pretty late. I know you wanted to get out of here. There's been a three hour difference between Michigan's opportunity to get some rest and you get some rest and the team get some rest. Are you at all concerned about that turnover time and coming out here and having yourself a good preparation day in order to be ready to go tomorrow? Does that bother you at all?
COACH DONOVAN: It is what it is. And I said before, we don't set the schedules, the times or things like that. It's the same thing a lot of times when Selection Sunday is over and people talk about seeding and things like that.
I just believe that you've got to focus on what you're going to do. We have a responsibility to be here today and we've got a practice here today. We've got to get ourselves prepared and ready to go. And whether or not we're a little groggy, we're a little bit tired, we're in the Elite 8 and I'd rather be here tired and groggy than home very rested and very, very excited about doing nothing. For us, we're pleased and thankful that we get a chance to play again.
Is it a tough turnaround, getting back like we did and coming back here today? Absolutely. But I think if you asked any of our players would you rather do that or be at home, they'd say they'd rather be here. We're excited we're here and playing.
Q. I'm sure you've been asked this question a lot, should student athletes be paid?
COACH DONOVAN: I think there has to be something done, in my opinion. And I don't know what that is. I don't have a solution or an answer to that.
I do think there are situations with kids that there's almost, I think, getting to a point now in college basketball where there's maybe little bit of a distaste because you have all these amateur rules. And I understand both sides. I understand the NCAA and the rules committee, I understand all that in terms of keeping integrity and amateurism status and all those things.
And I also understand the players' side of it. When you're on the road like we are as coaches and you go into some of these situations and kids are not in a good situation financially at all or even to eat or their families don't understand the NCAA rules, somebody comes in and gives them something. There's a lot of things that people can look at from the outside and sit and point fingers and say is wrong.
But there's a lot of financial gains being made through this tournament, through the coaches, administrators and universities. And I'm not saying these guys should be on a full salary, but there should be something done for them to make their life a little bit easier when they're going through college.
Now, there's student opportunity funds. I think we started to move towards some of those solutions. There's PELL Grant money, there's things. But still, I think it can be better. And it's very easy for me to sit up here and complain about what the problems are. I've always been a big believer if you're going to complain, have a solution. I know some of these kids, there needs to be a little bit more done in my opinion.
Q. You said you have respect in Beilein as a coach, when you have a crash course in him between last night and today, what impresses you about the coach?
COACH DONOVAN: Well, I competed against John's teams when he was at Canisius, at West Virginia, we haven't played against each other for a while. I've always admired and respected him as a coach. I think he's innovative on offense. They pass the ball, they share it.
I think those things when you watch a team play offensively, there's always a reflection of the coach and how they want them to play. I think the situations they put you in, the way they move the floor, space the floor. The way they run in transition. I just admire their team, admire him as a coach and admire the way they've played. And that's talking over several years of getting a chance of playing against his team sometimes.
Q. Is there a team that maybe you could compare Michigan to in the SEC, a team you've seen and what their fire power is on an offensive standpoint? Defensively do you look at what they've done in the Big Ten season on keys or ways to defend them?
COACH DONOVAN: Well, coming out of last weekend when we beat Minnesota we were in a situation where we broke up three coaches, one coach at Florida Gulf Coast, one coach Kansas, one coach Michigan. That coach for us right now has been watching Michigan for the last week. The trick is, how do you get that information where you don't overwhelm your guys but get specific things that you really need to do to get prepared for the game.
And the second part you asked me there.
Q. Is there a comparison to
COACH DONOVAN: Yeah, the one team in our league I thought was really explosive offensively and could be really explosive was Missouri. And I thought before Bowers got hurt they were kind of that team. They had the ball in Pressey's hands, they spaced you out, they have Jabari Brown, Ross, they had Oriakhi up front who was always rolling to the basket and taking up space, the ball was in Pressey's hands, he was making plays. The floor was spaced. They moved and passed it around.
Obviously the players are different, the system is different, the style is different. But that was a team I thought in our league was very explosive offensively.
Q. You're at a "football" school and football state, but you've got a wildly successful basketball program. What are the challenges to building your program at a football school, is the secret as simple as winning?
COACH DONOVAN: Well, I've said this before, our situation is a lot different in Florida. I look at Ohio State, they've got great football tradition, and Texas has great football tradition. Michigan is a perfect example as well, you can have both.
I think the thing I've always tried to do and to get people to understand is certainly there's a passion for football in the southeast. But there's no sport or program bigger than the University of Florida. Florida fans love the University of Florida. So whether it's basketball, football, baseball, football or track, there's a great enthusiasm for anything the University of Florida is representing.
I've always believed that the passion you see in football, per se, we have that same passion in our own building on our home games. I mean, it's a really, really hard place to play.
But you've got to in some way get people to understand or see that the perception of this football or people labeling things is not necessarily accurate. And there's a lot more to it than just that.
Listen, I'm a basketball guy. I love basketball. But I'll tell you what, I like going into the Swamp in September and watching the Gators play, I like that. But I love basketball. So you can do two things there. I don't think there's any question about that, you can be successful at both.
And I think it comes from your institution, University, your president, athletic director making a commitment saying we want to get good at this. You've got to do a good job recruiting, you've got to get good, quality players. You've got to coach them and help them get better and improve. It's a challenge, but I think you could overcome sometimes that perception that maybe people have.
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Boris Karloff is there?
I still have trouble remembering the Friday Night Post. Ed Deadeye is running six days a week, for six weeks.
I still can't say much, but we have really improved our standings on the boards. Let's all go the lobby, wait, Let's all go VOTE.
And then, after voting, we can go over to the Auction Site and look through the offerings, whether original art by that soon to be famous cartoonist Aaron Neathery.
Perhaps some very reasonably priced prints from last October(month changed in the middle of the current auctions) or any print of original artworks offered at very attractive price points, one print for $20, three prints for $45, or six prints for $80. That deal will really have you singing a song of sixprints, a pocketfull of savings.
Cafe Press still has some nice offerings for seasonal presents for those so special to you, you want to share the gift of Endtown. Shirts, glasses, hmm, is there maybe a special mouse pad?
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Electronics manufacturers, if you insist on releasing 100 infinitesimally differing televisions, camcorders or back shavers, take a cue from Sharp. They laid out their entire new DX2 line (LCD TVs with integrated Blu-ray) in one handy graphic. [AkihabaraNews via Ubergizmo]
Aquos DX2 Blu-ray TVs Improve Image Quality, Record Times
Sharp claims the new 7x mode in its 2nd-gen DX Series LCD TVs further extends built-in Blu-ray recording times, and that it has boosted the image quality for its 40-inch+ models.
Sharp Aquos LED TVs Go Mainstream, But Where's The Local Dimming?
Sharp's jumping into the mainstream LED pool with Aquos LED (they had the pricier XS1). Sharp says theirs are better, since they make their own LEDs and are using a next-gen LCD substrate. But they don't use local dimming. WTF?
Sharp LCD TVs, Monitors Banned From Import Into The US
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aheroafake 2 years ago#22
Reflex-Arc posted...
That_Damn_Kid posted...http://www.ign.com/articles/2014/04/22/call-of-duty-2014-first-image-revealed?utm_campaign=fbposts&utm_source=facebook
No, that's how much CoD sucks with hit detection.
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Cosmic_Diabetic 2 years ago#23
PoweredMilkMan posted...
No matter how much lip stick you put on a pig, it's still a pig
bacon comes from pigs.
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CoD haters, the only thing less original than CoD...
Pic looks good, but doesn't really mean anything by itself.
aheroafake 2 years ago#25
scoobydoobydont posted...
CoD haters, the only thing less original than CoD...
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Reflex-Arc posted...
That_Damn_Kid posted...http://www.ign.com/articles/2014/04/22/call-of-duty-2014-first-image-revealed?utm_campaign=fbposts&utm_source=facebook
Assuming youd like to be good at shooters...
Dude, aiming might actually be your problem. I'm not heavy into cod and never really have been, but i always do well in multiplayer at friends' houses by hitting aim, then shoot--always in quick succession-- everytime theres movement on the screen. (TAP-TAP, that fast)
Just in case, dont hold down the right trigger button with automatics, either. The recoil will throw you off your shot. You want to snap to your target with the aim button and then fire for a second, let off, aim button-fire button (TAP-TAP), let off and repeat.
Cod's easy peasy when you play it like an arcade game. In everything else, where aiming is actually a 'skill,' you can loosely align your reticle with where your target is, or is likely to be, then walk or strafe/ sidestep them into your sights when you leave cover.
Think of it like cutting down a tree with a gun in real life without moving your arms or torso. After locking your gun into place with your arms, just fire while taking steps to the left for a bit, then right for a bit, adjusting your recticle closer to your target when you can, and walking backwards or forward to better align your shot with your sights when youre sure it wont get you killed.
Grenades also become easier to toss properly when you assume your throws trajectory starts and lands above the reticle on your screen.
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cminc posted...
Reflex-Arc posted...That_Damn_Kid posted...http://www.ign.com/articles/2014/04/22/call-of-duty-2014-first-image-revealed?utm_campaign=fbposts&utm_source=facebook
Why aren't you a pro if CoD is so easy then?
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sonicteam2k1 2 years ago#28
man people love to hate on Call of Duty
See The Game Collection
ish0turfac3 2 years ago#29
Cod has been garbage since MW3
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GREEN BAY — Allan Kiprono of Kenya reclaimed his Bellin Run crown on Saturday with a time of 28:41.
Kiprono, now a three-time Bellin Run champion, bested defending Bellin Run champion Lani Rutto Kiplagat of Kenya who placed second with a time of 29:44.
Boston Marathon winner and Bellin Run first-timer Meb Keflezighi placed third with a time of 29:58. Keflezighi, in Green Bay to participate in charity events and the 10K, had said he planned to run "a comfortable race at a comfortable pace." The marathoner had expressed little interest in competing at the 6.2 mile distance, saying he planned to "run with the people." Whether it was gamesmanship or a change of heart just prior to the race, Keflezighi stayed with the lead pack for the race's first 2 miles, before falling back. After crossing the finish line, the 39-year-old U.S. Olympian backtracked on the course several times to run with other participants and then spent time congratulating finishers and posing for photos in the finisher's area.
The Bellin Run registered 18,213 runners and walkers for Saturday's annual 10K run/walk event. The registration total is dip from last year's record count of 20,000 which was inspired in large part by the patriotic swell and nationwide show of solidarity generated in the aftermath of the 2013 Boston Marathon bombings.
Risper Gesawba of Kenya easily captured her fourth consecutive title in the women's division. Her time was 32:53. Newcomer Agnes Cheserek of Kenya finished second with a time of 33:15. Kellyn Johnson, a Wisconsin native now residing in Flagstaff, Ariz., placed third at 33:33.
Other male athletes invited by the Bellin Run had the following times:
- Mike Morgan, Nebraska: 31:24
- Benson Cheruiyot, Kenya: 30:43
- Philemon Cheboi, Kenya: 30:54
- Bill Rodgers, Massachusetts: 46:57
Other female athletes invited by the Bellin Run had the following times:
- Millicent Kuria, Kenya: 33:50
- Joan Samuelson, Maine: 38:55
- Uta Pippig, Colorado: 1:14:39
The overall course records did not fall. Joseph Kimani retains the men's course record of 27:46 set in 1997 and Tegla Loroupe holds the women's course record with a time of 31:48 set in 1999.
Local and state notables include Holly Nearman of Milwaukee (38:04; 6th overall), Brian Finnel of Madison (31:06; 6th overall), Armando Torres of Green Bay (32:06; 8th overall), Amy Wichman of Appleton (38:45; 8th overall), Jason Ryf of Oshkosh (32:06; 9th overall), Andy Ashenden of Grafton (32:17; 10th overall), and Corissa Conard of La Crosse (39:10; 13th overall).
The temperature Saturday was 53 degrees and partly sunny at the 8 a.m. start of the race.
To view your Bellin 10K race results, go to: http://www.bellinrun.com./
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The Association of Southeastern Research Libraries (ASERL), the largest regional research library consortium in the U.S., recently relocated its offices to Duke University, where it will be based in Bostock Library on Duke's West Campus. The organization was previously headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia.
ASERL has more than three dozen member libraries, including Duke. For more than 50 years, the association has brought together leaders from research and state libraries in the southeast to foster inter-institutional resource sharing and collaboration. ASERL also sponsors educational opportunities for librarians and information professionals and provides expanded information and research capability for governmental agencies. Much of ASERL's current programming involves management of legacy print collections. The organization also offers an online portal to rare Civil War era materials held by libraries across the South, services to facilitate the rapid delivery of interlibrary loan materials, and other programs.
According to John Burger, ASERL's executive director, partnering with Duke as its host organization will provide ASERL staff with ongoing, day-to-day contact with the people and issues research libraries encounter. "I'm looking forward to working more closely with our partners at Duke, TRLN, and research libraries throughout the region," commented Burger. "Being on campus on a daily basis will illuminate issues that I've been encountering from an arm's length—that's an exciting prospect for me."
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Zac Efron is back and now that he's set to hit our screens in brand new film The Paperboy later on this month, you should probably check out the raunchy new trailer.
It's probably not Zefron as you've ever seen him before though and taking on a dark and sexy new role there's even a scene where Nicole Kidman wees on his face.
Seriously, we wish we were joking.
The filthy flick caused a fair bit of controversy when it first aired over in the US last year. But now it's our turn to make up our minds about the film, which tells the story of two brothers fighting to free a death row inmate, who they reckon could never have been involved in the crime he was imprisoned for.
It also stars Macy Gray and Matthew McConaughey, but you really need to see the new trailer to get what we're on about...
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Phish heads to the big screen in 3-D concert documentary
It's sort of like Avatar, with more half-clothed hippies.
But seriously folks, Phish is getting its own 3-D film, the aptly titled "Phish 3D," which heads to movie theaters in select markets on April 20.
The concert documentary takes footage from the band's stint at Festival 8, live from Indio, Calif., last October. That would be the same weekend that the jam band covered the Rolling Stones' "Exile on Main Street" start to finish.
Boston, Chicago, Denver, Houston, Los Angeles, New York City, Washington, D.C., Raleigh and Burlington, Vermont (the band's hometown) will all have screenings starting on April 20, while the film goes wide on April 30. It will be in select theaters for week-long runs only.
Fans can sign up for more detailed information newsletter-style via the "Phish 3D" website. Tickets for the early screenings go up today.
Tickets are currently for sale, too, for the band's extensive summer tour dates, running May through August. Click here for all of those.
The band has endeavored to the big screen another time: in 2004, they made a live simulcast of their farewell concert at the Coventry Festival, before they took a break for five years.
Phish's last studio release, "Joy," was out last year.
The video below previews some of the material and footage: No 3-D glasses required.
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- The Vedic language forms a chain with the isolating, agglutinative and inflexional stages of the Indus language, as proved by the march of the clause ta na Sa of the isolating Indus to the vedic root tarS (to be thirsty). At the isolating stage of the...
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Look at what we've accomplished in the eight months of 2016.
Our Mission
"To provide dignity, care and compassion through action, with the example that each person can make a difference.
To educate and advocate acceptance and understanding of each other's differences.
To ultimately bring about the realization that we are all a vital part of this world and with extended effort put an end to homelessness, hunger and hatred."
OSL was born in 1989…
with the delivery of 30 Organic Sack Lunches to the streets of Seattle. Baptized OPERATION: Sack Lunch, we soon outgrew the registered identifier of our 501 (c) 3.
With more than 6 million no cost meals served, the rescue and procurement of more than 4 million pounds of quality meal ingredients, and the establishment of 7 additional satellite programs under the direction of what we call the "Mother-Ship", we now simply refer to ourselves as OSL… and each day these letters remind us that we are always and ONLY Serving Love…
We prepare and serve more than 35,000 no-cost meals each month to those who struggle with hunger. We provide, at no charge, nutritionally excellent meals for agencies throughout seattle.
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I don't watch TV, listen to the news, read the paper… I usually learn about major events and catastrophes from my husband, kids, or my mom. There is something about the energy that comes from the morphogenetic field that I prefer not to disrupt my, already ramped up, over-sensitized, navigation of the world. I already know that bad, sad, hurtful, hateful, cruel, sadistic, things happen because of ego, greed, hatred, intolerance, self-righteousness… The only way I have found to be sane and to counter-act the upheaval of hatred is to continue to co- create with the staff, clients, volunteers, and board of OSL, a microcosmic sanctuary in the eye of the chaos.
I first learned of the tragedy in Orlando when an OSL Chef called to ask if she could leave early to grieve with her yoga group. When I asked why she said "because of what happened in Orlando"… Not wanting to appear ignorant, I quickly googled "Orlando"… and I was stunned numb. Over the next few days, with a heavy heart, I did the research. I learned in an abstract way, the names and stories of those whose lives were brutally stolen from them, the fear of their last moments… the terror, pain, and guilt, felt by the survivors… the heroic efforts of law enforcement and first responders… As I tried to process the insanity that perpetuates this type of hatred for any other living being, let alone because of what should be a non-issue, someone's innate sexuality, I struggled…and continue to do so. I buried it, I pushed it under, I made sure that I did not attach. I carried on. But, as with all things that are ignored, the dragon in the room insisted on acknowledgement…and so I began to move the energy by building… I used my hands in the earth; I dug, I carried large rocks, I struggled physically. I grieved the loss of our innocence, I honored the continuation of life in a small garden of hope. It soothed me for a time, and it will change over time… as we all do.
As I contemplate the energetic vibration of this planet at this moment of the Summer Solstice, June 20, 2016, a time to set our intentions; to renew, to re-establish commitment to upholding the light, if only my own particular light, I find that I grieve that a world of grace seems to be out of our reach. The songs that I sang as a youth in the 60's and 70's, about equality, equity, love, tolerance, acceptance, empathy… Those songs that defined our collective understanding of responsibility and culpability… I am still singing today… because although there are some changes, the wheels on this bus have gone around far… too… slowly…
Seattle is as far removed as possible from Orlando, geographically, yet the effect of this brutal act has resonated around the world; literally… That resonance, that vibration affects us all. We feel it, even if we haven't identified it. We can't ignore the ripple it has caused. The tear in the veil…
Equally disturbing is the hatred that continues to be built…those who see this tragedy as some sort of divine retribution, those who see the act of one broken individual as an excuse for xenophobia. And he was broken… and this is where that ultimate act of love calls to us…Forgiveness; for without it, the cycle is never broken.
My heart reaches to the families, friends and survivors of Orlando… All of them.
If our hearts burn, let it be with empathy, so that we may be forged in the flames of true and radical compassion.
May we continue to be fierce and find courage in our commitment to be always and only serving love.
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Throughout Washington State there are areas known as Food Deserts. A food desert has no food resources, such as a grocery store, restaurant, food bank, meal program, or convenience store, but has a population needing nutritional support. These populations are usually no or low income; elder adults, families living in cars, homeless veterans, children, women, and men.
OSL plans to purchase an 18 foot step side van that is fully equipped as a Mobile Kitchen. The cost of this vehicle is $140,000. We are currently actively pursing funding sources to make this purchase. Contributions to this effort are greatly appreciated. The Mobile Kitchen will allow us to deliver meals directly in food deserts throughout the greater Seattle area. A food desert has no access to life sustaining food, yet has a population in need of sustenance. We project that with this vehicle we will serve 20,000 unduplicated individuals struggling with hunger in our community. This vehicle will also serve as an educational lab for populations challenged with hunger, providing Next Step training on nutritional meal preparation, using foods from donated sources.
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Today, I woke up to find my power was out. After taking a shower in the dark and being unable to make myself lunch, my power came on two minutes before I had to leave for school. FML
by Samuel / 05/21/2010 at 3:12pm / Canada (Ontario) / Miscellaneous
Today, I shaved my legs and pits for the first time this summer. It took 3 disposable razors and an hour to get the job done. I've clearly been single for far too long. FML
by Anonymous / 05/20/2010 at 7:04am / Canada (Ontario) / Love
Today, my entire family thinks I'm a lesbian. I'm straight. I'm embarrassed and don't know how to tell them that I've been single for so long because I can't get a guy. FML
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Today, I was chatting with my girlfriend on MSN. I screen-copied my desktop to show her the conversation I was having with my best friend. Minutes later she replied asking why I had a porn site opened on the other tab. Oops. FML
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Today, I was on a first date. When the bill came, he refused to pay for my $6 salad. I had to go ATM-hunting to pay for my $6 salad. FML
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Today, I was at my boyfriend's apartment, when I came across a lacy black thong in the laundry. When confronted, he swore it was his. I don't know what's worse, the possibility that another woman left it there, or the idea that my boyfriend owns and wears women's lingerie. FML
by botharebad / 03/13/2010 at 12:14am / Canada (Ontario) / Love
Today, I parked my car to go inside to grab my wallet than I'd forgotten. In the short time it took me to do that, someone broke two of my car's windows. FML
by lance / 03/12/2010 at 7:10am / Canada (Ontario) / Transportation
Today, I walk out of my apartment to find that my car is decorated with explicit drawings and "Happy 21st birthday" stuff written all over it. To top it off, my vehicle is completely wrapped in plastic wrap. I'm 22 and my birthday is in December. FML
by er1133 / 03/11/2010 at 7:04am / Canada (Ontario) / Transportation
Today, I dropped my physics class because I thought I bombed the 50% second midterm test. I got my results an hour after dropping online. I finished with an 83. I can't get back into the course. FML
by mizzleshizzle / 03/09/2010 at 1:42pm / Canada (Ontario) / Love
Today, my boyfriend of 3 years left me because apparently I'm "too beautiful and he can no longer handle other guys always trying to flirt with me." FML
by dead / 03/08/2010 at 7:49pm / Canada (Ontario) / Love
Today, while playing poker, I lost a stack of money to somebody with the screen name "Poopface." FML
by prian / 03/08/2010 at 7:08am / Canada (Ontario) / Money
Today, I told my boyfriend I love him. His response? "Is that why you have been so clingy and annoying lately?" FML
by jonnah / 03/05/2010 at 8:06am / Canada (Ontario) / Love
Today, my girlfriend thought it would be amusing to sneak into my room and jump me in my bed. Too bad that when she jumped, one of her knees landed on my crotch. I haven't been able to walk properly since this morning. FML
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Looking at the damage caused by a Karri tree which has fallen on the roof of Pemberton hospital, it's hard to believe no-one was injured.
Picture: SES volunteer officer Matthew Guile surveys the damage caused by a Karri tree which fell onto the roof of Pemberton hospital.
The towering tree came down in the early hours of Tuesday morning, during wild storms with winds speeds of up to 70km/hr.
Thankfully no-one was hurt and the State Emergency Service was on hand to make the area safe and begin removing the massive tree on Tuesday afternoon.
While the fallen tree had gouged a hole in the roof and let in rain water, a WA Country Health spokesman said normal hospital service had not been disrupted.
SES and WA Country Health staff were deployed to make the area safe and a further assessment on the damage would be made once the tree was removed, he said.


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The Corrs
About The Corrs
The Corrs are a folk pop band from Dundalk, Ireland, consisting of three sisters and one brother from the Corr family, who rose to prominence in the late 1990s and have since sold more than 55 million albums worldwide. The band consists of siblings Jim Corr (keyboard, guitar, backing vocals, born July 31, 1964), Sharon Corr (violin, backing vocals, born March 24, 1970), Caroline Corr (drums, bodhran, piano, backing vocals, born March 17, 1973) and Andrea Corr (lead vocals, tin whistle, born May 17, 1974). Read more about The Corrs on Last.fm.
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Norman S. KatzJanuary 17,2013Norman S. Katz
Norman Stanley Stan Katz, 69, of Rutland, died Tuesday, Jan. 15, 2013, at Rutland Healthcare and Rehabilitation Center.
He was born Feb. 23, 1943, in New Jersey, the son of Saul and Ida Katz.
He had a masters degree in mathematics from Brandeis University and taught math, including aboard Navy ships.
Mr. Katz was a member of Unitarian Universalist Church in Rutland.
He enjoyed traveling and reading.
There are no calling hours.
The memorial service will be held at 3 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 19, at Unitarian Universalist Church of Rutland.
Burial will be at a later date in Burlington.
Memorial contributions may be made to Unitarian Universalist Church of Rutland, 117 West St., Rutland, VT 05701.
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