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Today, I came home from work to my 4-year old daughter cussing left and right. I asked her about it; she said that her brother had taught her some words. When I confronted him about the situation, he kicked my shin and screamed, "Stop treating me like a fucking child!" He's 5. FML
by Anonymous / 03/28/2013 at 9:13pm / United States (California) / Kids
Today, I received several texts congratulating me on my pregnancy. It turns out that my husband announced he is going to be a father on Facebook, which I don't use. I'm not pregnant. FML
by Quiteannoyed / 03/09/2013 at 5:35am / Finland (Southern Finland) / Love
Today, I finished installing remote access CCTV cameras around my house due to the high rate of burglaries around my neighborhood. I turn it on to see my teenage son rubbing one out on the couch. FML
by couch_potato / 03/28/2013 at 3:53am / Intimacy
Today, a blonde tourist came up to me and asked me for directions to the nearest train station. I politely directed her there, and she left. Five minutes later, she came back and slapped me for not bringing her to an "English-speaking station". We're in China, lady. FML
by dumb tourists / 03/31/2013 at 2:19am / China (Beijing) / Miscellaneous
Today, my pregnancy test came back positive. My boyfriend is no fan of fatherhood, so it was with some hesitation that I called him and let him know I'm pregnant. He replied, "Like hell you are!" and hung up. He now refuses to answer any of my calls. FML
by Anonymous / 03/14/2013 at 2:41pm / United States (Oregon) / Kids
Today, my husband showed up late to my mother's funeral. He swaggered in, happily finishing off a half-eaten taco. His excuse for why he was so cheerful: "She was an in-law, honey." Good to know I married a piece of shit in disguise. FML
by Anonymous / 03/23/2013 at 1:30pm / Germany (Nordrhein-Westfalen) / Miscellaneous
Today, I was dancing with an incredibly sexy man at a club. He was grinding on me when he leaned over and said, "If I was straight, I would make you my queen." FML
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Today, I finally came out to my family as a lesbian. My grandma then told me I'm just going through a phase because I finally realized I'm not pretty or skinny enough to get a man. FML
by theawesome129 / 03/24/2013 at 6:20am / Canada / Miscellaneous
Today, my step-mom stole over $100 in cash from me, dumped dirty cat litter all over my clean bed sheets, and called me a whore for having a polite conversation with my boyfriend. I confronted my father about it. He told me to forgive her, because she's "on her period." FML
by disgruntled stepdaughter / 03/06/2013 at 2:11pm / United States (Ohio) / Miscellaneous
Today, while walking my dog at the park, I spotted my crush and said "Hi!" By not paying attention where I was going, I tripped and fell down. My dog started humping me. FML
by fmlman / 03/15/2013 at 1:44am / United States (Wyoming) / Miscellaneous
Today, I went out to Applebees with a girl I like and a group of friends. Someone asked if the girl and I were dating. She instantly replied with a bit of disgust "What? No way, never!" It would have been nice to know before paying for the last ten or so dates we went on. FML
by Anonymous / 03/20/2013 at 1:38pm / United States (Michigan) / Love
Today, whilst texting my boyfriend on the train, I noticed the woman sitting next to me staring intently at my phone. After letting my boyfriend know, he sent a message saying, "Are we gonna involve the dog again? Last night was fun." She gasped and screamed that I'm a "twisted dog-humping bitch." FML
by Anonymous / 03/25/2013 at 8:28pm / United Kingdom (London, City of) / Animals
Today, I invited my girlfriend to go eat out, hoping to put her in a really romantic mood. She decided to tell her friend, who then invited herself and another couple along. I ended up being made fifth wheel, and had to sit alone at an adjacent table. FML
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I am a fist time mom and my baby boy is 6 weeks old. He is going through his growth spurt right now, but we are doing great. He is just a little fussy.
The issue that I have had was that he was incredibly gassy and had horrible stomache pains starting from about 3 weeks. At almost five weeks, after my pediatrician could offer no help, I contacted a woman from a breastfeeding store. I explained the situation and answered all her questions and she told me that it sounded like I have an oversupply of milk and the baby is getting nearly all foremilk and the protein turns to carbon dioxide in his intestines and creates painful gas. Her suggestion was to nurse on one side for 2 or three feedings. (he goes between 1.5 to 2.5 hours between) After a week, he is like a different baby. It has dramatically reduced the problem!
Now my concern is that one evening out of the week, I am at school for almost 4 hours and he is given bottles of my milk that I have pumped. (He usually does fine taking a bottle, but he LOVES to nurse) Anyway, I am unsure of the amount of hindemilk he gets from what I have pumped. For example, I have a 2 oz bag of milk in the fridge right now. only less than half an oz is the thick creamy (what I assume is the hindemilk). The rest is the thin, watery looking milk. He obviously eats more than 2 oz now, but is this an ok ratio of fore and hinde in order to keep his gas and upset stomache down?
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I know for a fact that the City of Beeville has approximately 5,000 customers that would be affected by the tax increase to pick up the bulk and the brush.
If the bulk pickup is for $2.95 a month per customer, at 5,000 customers, that will come out to $14,750 a month for a total of $177,000 a year.
This sounds like a good price since I know Mr. Buddy Hardy is doing his best as a code enforcer. But let's face it, the bulk trash is getting out of control, and the time it takes to find the guilty person is more of a loss than a gain for the city's budget. I do not mind Republic Services doing the work, but who is going to monitor the RV parks and apartments? Who is going to monitor and who is going to pay for the bulk items thrown in vacant lots?
Many of you people in the council maybe don't remember when the city decided to pick up brush around the neighborhoods, but the fact is that we are already getting charged for the brush pickup.
Than again, if you have 5,000 customers and charge $6.45 per month for brush pickup, it will be $32,250 for a total of $387,000 a year.
With a cost of $2.95 for bulk and a cost of $6.45 for brush, the total comes out to $564,000 a year.
No disrespect to Mr. Michael Reeves from Republic Services, but has Republic Services offered to hire our city employees? Do our city leaders know that Republic Services pays their resident Class A or Class B employees from $135 to $155 a day?
If the city council is persistent in adding taxes to our city services, than let's keep the money in Beeville. Our city employees are doing an excellent job in picking up the brush and can do just as good of a job picking up bulk. Does our city council know that our city employees picking up brush make $95 a day? Our city leaders are always trying to bring businesses into our city; we already have a business here, with our city employees. Let's keep that business here!
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Happy Turkey Day…a time to be thankful.
I'm truly thankful for so many reasons…without further ado.
I'm thankful for having a beautiful and understanding wife.
I'm thankful for having a happy, healthy daughter.
Plus, a son on the way.
I'm thankful for having a steady job that allows me to help others.
I'm thankful for my hometown baseball team, the Milwaukee Brewers.
I'm thankful for home run baseballs.
I'm thankful for the Patron Saint of Police Officers – St. Michael.
I'm thankful for living in a nation where I can be free and proud.
I'm also thankful for: Military personnel, people with good manners, leaders, modern medicine, teachers, food on my table, waking up each day, role models, clothes on my back, playoff baseball in Milwaukee, bulletproof vests, a stadium with a roof, dependable vehicles, great parents, peace and quiet, snowblowers, bleacher seats, sunny days, strong faith, MLBlogs frontman Mark Newman and last but not least…
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Have a safe and Happy Thanksgiving, everyone.
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I hear you on the snowblowers. Gone are the days of me breaking my back to get out my dad's car. I have my own car now, and a snowblower.🙂
A Happyyounster Thanksgiving to you!
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This is Jimmy from the mlblog, "Baseball, The Yankees, and Life" … Thanks for your recent visit to my Blog [check out my response to your comments when you get a chance] … Excellent Post !!! … Like you say in your title, it is, "a time to be thankful" … We live in a great Country, and we should all be very proud of our United States of America, and proud of our flag … Thanksgivng Day is a time to be thankful for all our many blessings, and thank God for all that He has given us !!! … Best Wishes to you and your family for a very "Happy Thanksgiving Day" !!! … Jimmy [27NYY]
Thanks "Happy Youngster", I enjoy reading your blog, and I hope you and your family (your daughter is adorable by the way) have a wonderful thanksgiving!
That's a great entry. Thank you so much for reading my blog…I really enjoy yours as well. Have a great Thanksgiving!
Happy Thanksgiving to you, too.
I came upon your blog while browsing Rock Pile Rant, and here I am. Your daughter is adorable!
Have a good day and God bless!
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Happy, I'm jealous bro, I don't even have a Matt Holliday autograph, good job with that. I must tell you, your probably the only police officer I ever thought was cool. You need to get to get down to Coors Field next season so we can do some snaggin man. You seem like a good father and I respect the hell out of that. You and your family have a great T-Day and keep up the great blogging…D
Thanks for stopping by and for commenting. Great blog, keep it up. Happy Thanksgiving!
Thanks for your kind words to all of us and for your joyful approach to blogging about baseball, happy. Very exciting that you and your wife are expecting another child. Keep us posted on that! Have a great day.
Hey Youngster, thanks for stopping by our blog. After reading your Thanksgiving entry, it's clear that you are a much better human being that we are at The Max. Makes us feel kinda silly. Anyway, happy turkey day and congrats on the baby boy.
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Thanks to all…hope the holiday was safe and yummy🙂
Thanks for being one of the guys that we hold up as role models to our children. What you and other police officers do for our communites – thank you all for being there. Hope you had a great Thanksgiving and hope all goes well with the birth of you son.
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contests -- one for artwork shown in museums and held by corporations
(work done by full-time, renowned artists) and another for unpublished,
relatively unknown artists. I think they could be divided easily by
whether the copyrights are held by museums/corporations or by
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Still, it is interesting reading about all the artwork Lewandowski has
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The annual Mini-Expo held at the Central Vermont Chamber of Commerce enables nearly two dozen businesses and organizations to display literature and products while building business-to-business relationships. TD Bank is presenting this years expo and mixer on Thursday, Oct. 17.
Building stronger relationships with its business customers is a key goal of TD Bank, according to Shane Mispel, manager of the banks Barre branch. We want to support the areas small business community, and this is a great forum for doing so, Mispel said.
Our employees and our business depend on the local economy and community. Bringing local businesses and entrepreneurs together to get better acquainted is a good way to keep more money in the community, he added.
Mispel said the bank also recognizes the important role of nonprofits in the community. Our affinity program allows customers to designate account credit to eligible nonprofits. Then the nonprofit receives an annual gift based on the accounts affiliated with it.
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Early registration includes businesses as small as sole proprietorships and as large as Blue Cross Blue Shield of Vermont. Bolduc Metal Recycling and the Central Vermont Humane Society, co-sponsors of the August mixer, are slated to participate.
Were excited about the response and encourage those interested in exhibiting to reserve space as soon as possible, said Carole Hass of the Chamber staff. Mixer attendance is $10 per person, and there is no additional charge for exhibitors, Hass explained.
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Present Music celebrated its 20-year-plus relationship with composer Kamran Ince on Saturday with a concert dedicated entirely to his work.
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Mancunians Seeking New Coaches
Posted 13 January 2013 - 10:44 AM
We are looking to recruit a Head Coach and an Assistant Coach for the coming season.
Mancunians RL play in the North West Mens League and are the only adult Rugby League club in Manchester. We are seeking a Head Coach and an Assistant Coach for the 2013 season.
As The Head Coach, you will have experience of coaching adults and be qualified at UKCC Rugby League Level 2 and demonstrate a commitment to professional development.
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Joining the coaching team at Mancunians will allow you to develop as a coach. Our progressive outlook means that we are continually looking for new and innovative ways to grow the club and you will be influential in this process.
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Posted 13 January 2013 - 05:40 PM
The Valentine cup is played for by members of the M&D League, is this still the case?
Good luck by by the way.
Edited by Bleep1673, 13 January 2013 - 05:42 PM.
Posted 13 January 2013 - 07:38 PM
Just as an aside, with no sniping, aren't all teams in the City of Salford admitted to the Manchester & District local league? Should this be changed to the Salford & District League? (or Swinton League)
The Valentine cup is played for by members of the M&D League, is this still the case?
Good luck by by the way.
I'm not sure if your second question is one for the club to answer, sorry. With reference to your first, AFAIAA it's not actually a league, but a BARLA administration.
We'd like to play in the Valentine cup, I'm not sure of what the plans are for it this year though.
Posted 13 January 2013 - 07:40 PM
Do you run any junior teams ? Goodluck by the way!
No formal teams as yet. Lots of activity in the city and in our locale, but sadly no clear coordination which means that it's been a scattergun approach, but we're optimistic that will change.
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Posted 14 January 2013 - 01:23 PM
Just as an aside, with no sniping, aren't all teams in the City of Salford admitted to the Manchester & District local league? Should this be changed to the Salford & District League? (or Swinton League)
The District Leagues exist under the BARLA structures and it was the case that to enter the playing leagues you needed to be admitted into the District League.
The switch to summer rugby disrupts that 'rule' while at the same time, RFL delivery structures did not mirror Distict Leagues -e.g Bury Broncos were M&D members but the development group under the RFL was Bury/Bolton/Rochdale - so we've ended up straddling both.
My personal view is its great for clubs locally to come together, and they will do for their own purpose, irrespective of whether its under a BARLA recognised banner or a development area group or just a group who want to get together.
As for the name...it's been around for a long time! At the point that we joined M&D we were the only non-City of Salford (recognising that that covers places who'd prefer not to be City of Salford!) club. I don't think theres an appetite to change it or any reason to given the clubs know each other.
The Valentine cup is played for by members of the M&D League, is this still the case?
Yes. It was played for in the summer so the switch has made it awkward given Irlam and Langworthy remained winter while the others went to summer. Not seen any plans for this year and we (Bury) may not take part given we're playing in a Rochdale/Bolton/Bury development area cup.


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There is just one problem - life. You know, that "thing" that interrupts us on our way to fulfilling all the silly ideas we have in mind? Mine came in the form of three children at home, grandchildren who visit frequently, and all the demands they place upon my time.
I was in my toy store (Lowe's) the other day and a lady commented, "You've got your hands full." She smiled brightly as she said it.
There were no words I could say to her at that moment, so I smiled back (the cheesy one, but a smile, nonetheless). They are all vying for my attention. They all have ideas on how we should traverse this earthly sod and they all want it their way!
I am not only getting advice from them, but my grandsons and my grown daughter are unleashing their laundry list of ideas on me as well. I think they are tag-teaming me, although I don't know when they get together to plot.
I want to quiet all the voices and have some down time. I want some space to clear my head and breathe in the peace and calm of the evening. I can do this when I hit the track or the hike-and-bike trail, usually.
That has become an interesting experience as well, however, as five children accompany me there. I am beginning to think we have some boundary issues, here.
Frankly, I am ready for Aug. 26 more than I ever have been and I am thinking of testing Calgon to see if it really can take me away! Of course, I'll have to lock my bedroom door and turn up the music.
We all need it - the down time. We need time to reflect, relax, and renew. If we do not take the time, then we begin to suffer. Stress takes over. We make wrong decisions. We become "punch drunk" about our lives and allow "stuff" to matter when it really doesn't or don't take note of what does matter as we lapse into lethargy, or worse, we get cranky.
Problem is, we need to keep our eyes focused. Funny, I seem to recall using that very word (focus) to my boys when they were "cleaning" their room!
Focus on one thing at a time and keep your eyes on one goal. Redirect your thoughts to where they need to be. (Looks like I could use some of my own advice!)
I'm forgetting something very essential, here. "But those who wait for the Lord shall change and renew their strength and power; they shall lift their wings and mount up as eagles; they shall run and not be weary, they shall walk and not faint or become tired." (Isaiah 40:31)
I remember singing a song of that verse. It ends with, "Teach me, Lord, teach me, Lord, to wait."
Oooo, that is where I'm off! In learning to wait, I have to practice waiting!
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Mr. Kippy entertained approximately 30 youngsters.
The library's final program of the summer will be Thursday, July 17 from 2 to 3 p.m. The library will be making "flubber" and "pop-rock" cupcakes. On Monday, July 21, the library will show the movie "Planes" from 2:30 to 3 p.m. in the children's area. Free popcorn and juice will be provided. For more information, go by the library at 320 S. Commercial St. or call 645-2291.


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Signing Day: Ole Miss Lands Promising Prospects
Alabama. Ohio State. Michigan. Florida. Notre Dame. Mississippi?
Ole Miss muscled in on the powerhouses that usually dominate national signing day, landing some of the most sought-after prospects in the country on college football's annual first-Wednesday-in-February frenzy.
The Rebels, coming off a promising 7-6 season in their first season under coach Hugh Freeze, had the experts swooning by signing three of the bluest chips still on the board and building a well-rounded class otherwise.
The day started with defensive end Robert Nkemdiche from Loganville, Ga., rated the No. 1 recruit in the country by just about everyone who ranks them, deciding to join his brother, Denzel, in Oxford, Miss.
They weren't done. Coaches in the Ole Miss war room were exchanging hugs and high-fives again a couple hours later when Laremy Tunsil, a top-rated offensive tackle from Lake City, Fla., picked the Rebels over Florida State and Georgia.
And, as if the Ole Miss needed more good news, highly touted defensive back Antonio Conner from nearby Batesville, Miss., chose the Rebels over national champion Alabama.
Ole Miss also landed Laquon Treadwell from Crete, Ill., one of the best receiver prospects in the country. He made a verbal commitment to the Rebels back in December, and sealed the deal Wednesday, the first day high school players can sign binding letters of intent.
Crazy good. While the Rebels racked up, it's important to remember they still have plenty of ground to gain on the rest of their conference.
Slipping Away from USC
Signing day didn't do much to soothe the scars left from a difficult season for Southern California.
NCAA sanctions limited the number of scholarships coach Lane Kiffin and the Trojans could hand out this year, and then as signing day approached USC had several players who had given verbal commitments change their minds.
The most notable defection on signing day was five-star defensive back Jalen Ramsey of Brentwood, Tenn., who flipped to Florida State. Defensive end Jason Hatcher from Louisville, Ky., bailed on USC and signed with Kentucky, and defensive end Torrodney Prevot from Houston not only reneged on his USC commitment, but he landed at Pac-12-rival Oregon.
USC's class won't be lacking blue chippers. Quarterback Max Browne from Washington is considered the next in a long line of topflight Trojans quarterbacks, and Kenny Bigelow from Maryland is rated among the best defensive linemen in the nation.
The Big Two
Ohio State and Michigan received two thumbs up from experts on their signing day classes. They all had the Buckeyes and Wolverines around top five in the country.
After that, there was a drop off. Nebraska received solid grades and Penn State, despite NCAA sanctions that limited its class to 17 signees, held up pretty well.
But signing day 2013 signaled that Urban Meyer's Buckeyes and Brady Hoke's Wolverines are primed to pull away from most of the Big Ten, and maybe – just maybe – give the league a team or two that can challenge those SEC teams for a national title.
Built to Last
Notre Dame followed up its best season in more than two decades with a recruiting class that coach Brian Kelly hopes can keep the Fighting Irish contending for more national titles.
The class includes a famous name in Torii Hunter Jr., the son of the All-Star outfielder. Hunter Jr.
Linebacker Jaylon Smith from Fort Wayne, Ind., is generally regarded as the jewel of a class that experts have ranked among the best in the country.


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Breastfeeding has become so painful lately that I keep wanting to give up, please help! For starters, we have recently weaned off the shield. That went off without a hitch, but now BF is soooo painful for me. I have been pumping and going on about a 2 bottles, then breast, then 2 bottles schedule to give my nipples a break. But it isn't helping alot yet. And the R one is so bad, I pumped this morning and just got blood. I know that I should use the lanolin more often, I just hate the way it feels. But I know that will help my nipples, anything else?
And I also get this awful pain in my left side, kind of around and under my armpit more, when he nurses on that side. It KILLS! That coupled with the nipple pain, is almost more than I can take! I don't know if it is a blocked duct, maybe? My breast itself doesn't hurt, just my side and the nipple.


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Yeah I don't get that either..It's a bit too death metal to be thrash IMO. I thought it was an awesome album though.
Written by flamey on 22.08.2008 at 11:36
True thrash metal? I LOL'd.
Written by Fane on 05.08.2010 at 23:04
When I read this review, I just thought there was a fanboy behind the whole text. Come on, it is a great album and all, but just repeating how "genius" the members are and how "perfect" everything sounds is... boring. And like everyone else pointed out, it sounds odd to refer this as thrash.
What comes to the album, it is amazing. It is sad that the band had to quit as everyone would want more of this.


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Elida y Avante opened the event on Friday night, followed by crowd favorites Siggno with Los Palominos closing out the live music for the night.
The audience surged to more than 1,700 fans, which was way up from last year's Winterfest's Tejano night number of 1,200. The rodeo arena erupted with cheers and hollers all night long as each band went through their library of hits, both new and old.
At noon on Saturday, the Bee Auto Specialty 6th annual Car Show drew an impressive crowd, even though the morning brought heavy showers.
And the puddles were barely visible by the time the gates opened for the country show that night.
James Lann warmed up the stage before Bart Crow brought his mix of country and rock that filled the arena as crowds rushed in through the gates.
Kyle Park also rocked the already huge crowd for more than an hour, tearing through his hits before Kevin Fowler stepped on stage, sending the audience into a flurry.
Even though the number of attendees was down from Winterfest's country night of 2,200 to 1,900, no could tell as the arena was packed with screaming fans who danced and sang the night away.
Summer Fest 2013 was an enormous event this year that can only get bigger. Next year, it's likely to be more exciting and fun-filled than the last.
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The Avatar system can be accessed from the Avatar Manager button in the My Iczer page, and the Avatar section of the shop. There are nine categories of Avatar. Main body, Hair, Equipment, Armor, Background, Moral Support, Accessories, Backpack and Potions. There are also some Special Avatars that allow you to have something a bit more unique.
All avatars can be purchased with either Gran, Fight Money, both, or one or the other. Look below the Avatar to see what payment options are available. Before you buy anything, hit the "Preview" button to see what it looks like on your avatar. This makes sure it looks right. There are lots of strange and unusual avatars around, and not all of them look right with all of the equipment or backgrounds. The Avatar system may also stop you from using equipment not designed for your pose.
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In the late eighties and early nineties, something strange happened. Techno and house, which had not been able to gain mainstream success in America became a massive phenomenon in Europe—mainly in Great Britain. In fact, the term techno was used by Virgin Records' seminal British compilation Techno! The New Dance Sound Of Detroit.
For a short time in the U.K., rave music went pop. In the nineties, The Prodigy had success on the pop charts with two separate singles, and for a while the music industry tried to champion electronic music. Simultaneously, Warp Records created a roster of musicians who liked to discover a more experimental fare. Autechre (Sean Booth and Rob Brown) and Aphex Twin (Richard D. James made alien atmospheres which stretched the edges of musical conventions. They were partly inspired by a second wave of Detroit singers, such as Carl Craig, Jeff Mills, and Underground Resistance.
Where is electronic music going? It's hard to say. The Internet changed the music industry just as genres began to get more specialized. Techno is a soundtrack for the digital age. Some of its original creators are getting into their forties, but many of its listeners are younger —people who grew up with computers. Techno tells us that humans control the machines, and electronics can be manipulated to express funk and soul.
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Projects must complete a Green Home Rating Checklist to qualify for the incentives. This checklist is currently being updated, and the new version is expected to launch in April 2015. Builders and designers who enter a project in the Green Building Program are expected to attend at least two green building lectures, seminars, or workshops. The City offers several such events throughout the year.


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Metro, thats bad you posted this 6 minutes before I posted it.
You have to give Walsh his props in knowing that Marbury is the "Key-Player" next season on this team.
Keeping and giving Marbury starter status next season means that Marbury must participate in the Knicks Summer League Team alongside of whomever the Knicks draft with Chandler. WHY? Marbury missed all of the second half of this season healthy.


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By Helena Rodriquez
I didn't realize how unorganized I was when it comes to documenting my family history until I began doing a scrapbook of my trip last summer to Mexico and started organizing my photo albums.
Now granted I'm not a big genealogy buff, although there's nothing wrong with that, I just don't have the time. Besides, there's this little paper called a thesis I have to get written so I can graduate with my master's degree in May.
I just wanted to do this one scrapbook of my adventures in the Yucatan Peninsula and wanted to also make sure my family photos were properly labeled and dated for future generations.
I quickly realized, however, that I had fallen years behind on this task and now it's a chore that will take me weeks to complete. It's important though. You'd be surprised how easy it is to forget in just a year or two when events happened and who is in photos. So as I started organizing my family photo albums, I thought of the words of TV comedian George Lopez who I tend to quote a lot. Lopez says, "We Hispanics take a lot of photos; we just never develop the film."
It's important to not only develop that film, but label your photos and protect them. They're a part of your family history and your heritage. Many children today don't know enough about their own family histories beyond two or three generations.
These projects began when I wrote a story a few weeks ago about women who do scrapbooking. I decided to do a scrapbook of my adventures in Mexico last summer, which included taking part in a Spanish immersion program through Eastern New Mexico University and a Hurricane Emily scare.
I didn't think it would be that big of a chore; afterall, I wasn't planning anything fancy. Next thing I knew, however, I was purchasing all kinds of scrapbook paraphernalia at Wal-Mart and spending late nights designing colorful layout spreads and detailing experiences I didn't want to forget. A one-day project turned into a week-long obsession. And just when I thought I had the perfect vacation scrapbook, I decided to go to my friend Marsha Salazar's house to see if she had any shots from Mexico that I didn't get.
It turns out Marsha had taken advantage of some great photo opportunities that I didn't. She was thinking more like a photojournalist while I was thinking more in terms of a newspaper columnist. Marsha had pictures of the Mayan Village we went to, a shot of the house we stayed in and other great photos. So I went back to Wal-Mart to make copies of the photos and buy more pages to insert in my scrapbook.
When I was done, I was pleased with the outcome and moved on to my family photo albums, which I thought would be a simpler task. But as I discovered, I had chaos going on in these photo albums, some of which were yellowing, falling apart and were an unorganized smorgasbord of randomly scattered photos.
I purchased new photo albums and started organizing the photos and making computer labels to make note of the occasions and dates. The efforts will be appreciated in years to come as they help us remember the dates of important family events.
I also came across wedding photos from some of my sisters who are divorced now but I opted to keep these in the photo album because they are a part of our family history as well and I think their children will appreciate them someday.
More importantly, these photo albums can be shared with others. They are a good way to share our lives with our children and they provide for great walks down memory lane.


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Spend some time exploring Vancouver city, with its eclectic dining, nightlife and shopping. Covering the main sights will certainly take a couple of days, as you explore museums and galleries, visit popular tourist attractions and get to know the Canadian great outdoors. Then spend some time in the pretty alpine village of Whistler. It boasts fantastic year-round activities and over 200 shops, which range from high street fashion to boutiques and ski stores.
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Take in the sights of spectacular Stanley Park – an urban escape with beaches, trails and gardens. Walk or cycle the seawall that runs the perimeter. Whilst you're there, stop by Vancouver Aquarium, which is home to 9000 water-loving inhabitants. Enjoy a treetop adventure at Capilano Suspension Bridge Park and embark on exhilarating rainforest and cliff walks. Or ride North America's largest aerial tramway to the top of Grouse Mountain for unbelievable views.
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Create your own itinerary and set your own timetable with the option of a one-day or two-day ticket on the Vancouver city hop-on hop-off tour. Travel on an open-top or double-decker bus as you tour the beautiful city of Vancouver. Get on and off as you please at any of the 20 plus stops, which include major attractions such as Chinatown, Stanley Park and Gastown. This flexible pass is valid within a two week period. Board and disembark at your leisure or stay on the bus for the entire loop, which is a 90 minute journey.
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We Americans sure like to spoil our pooches and kitties. Check out which cities are home to the owners who spend the most on their pets each month, according to an analysis by Bundle reported by US News and World Reports.
10. Phoenix, Ariz.: $33.38
9. Greensboro, N.C.: $33.63
8. Dallas, Texas: $33.63
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It came down to the little things on Wednesday night in the 268th men's basketball matchup between Idaho and Washington State, but it was the Cougars who made the plays in a 64-55 loss.
Idaho (1-4) went through several scoring droughts and after surrendering a 13-1 first-half WSU (4-3) run, the Vandals simply could not make the plays to get over the hump and complete its comeback.
As a team, the Vandals shot 41.5 percent from the floor overall and 33.3 percent from 3-point range, but went just .370 overall and .167 in a first half which they scored just 25 points and turned the ball over seven times.
"They made those plays and we didn't execute quite well enough and they came out on top tonight," Idaho head coach Don Verlin said. "
A strong Idaho rebounding advantage and shoddy free throw shooting by the Cougars – four makes on 11 attempts in the first period – kept the Vandals within striking distance. The Vandals opened the second half on an 8-2 run, then put together an 8-0 late in the half to pull within two points, 53-51.
WSU forward D.J. Shelton hit a back-breaking 3-pointer as the shot clock expired to answer Idaho's run and put the Cougars back up by five, 56-51. Idaho missed its next attempt, then WSU drew a foul and converted both free throws on the other end to suddenly re-take a seven-point lead. Idaho gave up layups on WSU's final three possessions and couldn't get closer than five points in the game's last two minutes.
"That was obviously a huge shot," Verlin said of Shelton's three. "I didn't think we got the stops we needed to in the second half, especially down the stretch. We were really good there until the last five minutes of the game, and then they made the plays."
WSU senior Brock Motum led all players with 26 points and nine rebounds on 11-of-20 shooting. Guard Dexter Kernich-Drew added 15 points on a 5-of-7 shooting day, while Shelton added 14 points and six rebounds.
Overall, Washington State went 26-of-57 (.456) from the floor, 3-of-15 (.200) from 3-point range and 9-of-17 (.529) from the free throw line. They had only nine assists, but also turned the ball over just four times. Idaho took a 36-33 rebounding edge and had 13 assists on 22 made shots, but also turned it over 11 times.
The Cougars outscored the Vandals in the paint by a 44-24 margin. They held a 13-8 points off turnovers margin, while second-chance points were an even 6-6.
Junior guard Stephen Madison led Idaho with 13 points on 5-of-10 shooting, while senior center Kyle Barone had 11 points and eight rebounds. Sophomore guard Connor Hill put in 10 points and dished up a team-high four assists in the game.
Verlin said it wasn't any glaring issue that kept the team from coming back, it was several small things that need to become the team's focus moving forward.
"We had a couple screw-ups defensively, didn't get to help side, missed block outs and didn't execute how I'd like to," Verlin said. "We just have to keep getting better. There's no just one thing to fix, there are a lot of things and we just have to stay after it."
Idaho struggled in the early going. Senior Wendell Faines made the team's first two shots from the field, but the Vandals made just three of their next 16 attempts as WSU built a 24-11 lead by the 7:38 media timeout.
Turnovers hurt early on, as the team coughed it up seven times in the opening stanza. The giveaways hurt more in terms of lack of offense than in Cougar points. WSU only converted the turnovers into six points, but still shot 41.2 percent from the floor and outscored Idaho in the paint, 22-14.


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Countless scenes in FOX's King of the Hill showed Hank Hill and his three best friends standing around in the alley, drinking beer and talking about whatever they wanted to. It got us thinking: which TV characters would we want as our BFFs? Here's BFTV's list of the top 10 fictional folks we'd like to be best friends with.
Before you check out our picks, let us set them up for you with the rules of the game:
1) The King of the Hill test: is this character really someone you'd want to spend hours in the alley with?
2) No more than one character from the same TV series
3) No more than one character played by the same actor (because that doppleganger thing would get weird).
We also sorted them not in order of preference, but in alphabetical order by title of their shows, so we're not saying any one of them is better than the others.
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AGRICULTURE is a popular major at Wilmington College, and a new college trustee from Eastern Ohio and a college official will meet next month to better inform area residents about the program.
Richard Sidwell, former head of school at the Olney Friends School near Barnesville, recently was named to the college's board of trustees.
Sidwell, who resides at Raven Rocks near Beallsville, and Robert "Chip" Harrod, the college's vice president for advancement, plan to meet March 5. The two men will discuss some strategies to reach out to landowners in counties along the eastern part of the state as well as to potential students.
In addition, they will visit Olney, and Harrod will have a presentation at the Barnesville Rotary Club meeting.
"We will be promoting the school and agricultural program in this area," said Sidwell.
He added the agriculture program is the largest in the college in Ohio's Clinton County, adding that "60 percent of the students in that program are female and 99 percent of the graduates from the agriculture program have jobs waiting for them. It's a very successful program."
Noting Wilmington College has about 1,000 acres and an active farm agriculture major program, Sidwell went on to say the college had just created a sustainable agriculture minor involving a smaller scale agricultural enterprise.
In addition to aiming to attract potential students, the two men will discuss ways to reach out to landowners who have received windfall money from gas and oil royalties in this area of the state .
"We think Wilmington would be a good place to donate money for scholarships from this area to benefit students and those who want to go on in agriculture," Sidwell said, mentioning some high school organizations attuned to that field, such as the Future Farmers of America.
Harrod, an attorney, is not limited in his interests. Among other civic actions, he originated the concept and was founding president of the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center. He also is on the Ohio Advisory Committee to the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights.
Sidwell and Margaret Fraser, another Quaker, were named to the college board during the latter part of 2012.
A 1968 graduate of Wilmington College, Sidwell was head of Olney Friends School from 2003-11 after serving as its business manager the previous four years. His wife, Mary, formerly served as Olney's director of development.
The newly named college trustee, a birthright member of Middleton (Ohio) Friends Meeting, was a work-study participant, residence hall counselor and scholarship recipient while in college in addition to being active in the Young Friends and lettering in soccer all four years.
In 1970, Sidwell co-founded Raven Rocks Inc., a 1,250-acre wilderness preserve and alternative energy demonstration center and continues to serve as its treasurer. The Sidwells' earth shelter home at Raven Rocks includes a roof-mounted solar panel and a two-story greenhouse/solarium. The north side of the home which emphasizes the use of solar energy is built into the earth.
He was co-owner of the Sidwell Division of Raven Rocks Concrete, Beallsville, for nearly 25 years through 1999.
Founding and current president of the Barnesville Area Rails to Trails Committee, Sidwell is past president and a member of the Barnesville Rotary Club, past member of the board of trustees of the Friends Council on Education, vice president of the Belmont County Community Development Corp., a member of the Barnesville Blue Ribbon Economic Development Committee and a member of the Captina Conservancy Land Trust.
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President is not up to the jobAugust 05,2014Thank you, Mr. Stephan, for your enlightened letter in the July 26 edition of the Rutland Herald. I didnt realize Warren Buffett and Bill Gates, members of the 1 percent class, are so evil, even though they donate heavily to the Democratic Party. Just because someone like Bill Gates created thousands of jobs, providing great value to thousands of stockholders like average Americans in 401K plans, and like the Koch brothers contributes huge sums of money to charity, it seems that is no reason to put up with the likes of him and we should encourage Elizabeth Warren to encourage him and Buffet to head for the Cayman Islands, too.
I agree we have experienced a dwindling middle class, but I thought Obama claimed he would right the economic ship. Why is it that these same 1 percent folks did not do the same damage when Bill Clinton is attributed with influencing our economic growth? And if you claim that the 1 percent is so greedy that they only serve their self-interest, isnt it to their self-interest to grow their businesses which, in turn, benefits the economy and improves the income of the middle class?
Instead of misdirecting everyone from the real problem, the truth is we have a president ill-equipped to handle his executive job, politicizes everything, doesnt foster relationship with Republicans to work out compromises, remains aloof, and, in concert with Harry Reid, allows hundreds of bills passed by the House aimed at trying to create jobs and to move on important issues to sit without any effort to work out differences. At least Bill Clinton had sense enough to reach across the aisle and get something accomplished.
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Three vehicles crashed when a motorist crossed the centerline on State Highway 12/18 in Christiana Township on Friday morning, according to the Dane County Sheriff's Office.
Emergency responders from Cambridge and Deer-Grove EMS were called to State Highway 12/18 and Highway 73 at 10:55 a.m.
Deputies said a car driven by Tina Lord, 47, of Monona, was traveling west on State Highway 12/18 when she crossed the centerline. An oncoming minivan and SUV both swerved to avoid a collision.
The minivan, driven by Gary Ziball, 54, of Cambridge, struck the rear of Lord's car and the SUV, driven by Hasim Lusha, 63, of Fort Atkinson, avoided a collision but lost control and rolled the SUV on the north side of the highway.
A passenger in Lord's car, Lori Johnson, 49, of Madison, was taken to a hospital for treatment of minor injuries. Deputies said she was not wearing a seatbelt. No one else was injured.
Deputies said Lord was cited on suspicion of operating left of center.
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At the Firestone Candidate's Forum on March 21, 2012, Mayor Chad Auer discussed the accomplishments that he and the Board of Trustees have gained throughout the past four years he has served. "We have a compelling story in Firestone, and one with a great vision for our future," said Auer, who is seeking his third two-year term as mayor. "What we've been able to accomplish is to work collaboratively with the community." Candidates Paul Sorensen, Matt Holcomb and George Heath, who are seeking election for the three trustee positions, echoed Auer's thoughts. Four years ago when Holcomb was first elected to the Board of Trustees, he said the environment was completely different. "Four years later, I'm proud of our board. We have accomplished a lot in a very turbulent time," he said, adding that he wants to continue serving residents in that manner. Candidates were asked a variety of questions by the Carbon Valley Chamber of Commerce board of directors, who hosted the event at the Carbon Valley Regional Library. All four outlined their vision for Firestone, and the crucial need to pay close attention in the coming years. "This chapter in Firestone's vision is critical," Auer said. "What we do in the next few years will be vital to our future." George Heath, who is a current planning commissioner seeking appointment to the Board of Trustees, wants to see Firestone become a destination town that people want to live and work here. All four candidates agreed, adding that this goal will require Firestone representatives and staff to shake hands with big developers, entrepreneurs, land owners and residents. Questions by residents in attendance at the forum asked for an update on the Central Park project, which is a 272-acre park at the southeast corner of Colorado Boulevard and Sable Avenue. Acquired by the Town of Firestone in 2005, Central Park will surround the current Carbon Valley Regional Library and is planned to be a world class campus to inspire national and international recognition as a civic, cultural and community center. Amenities in the proposed master plan for the park include a recreational center, planetarium and museum, a botanical garden, lake and water features, trails and open space, a community center and a municipal center. Sorensen talked about the goal for Central Park, which is currently on hold until a stronger economic climate emerges. However, he hopes to be able to do some small projects annually with limited available funds. The Parks & Trails Advisory Board will be discussing Central Park at future meetings. The oil and gas industry was also brought forth by residents in attendance at the forum. Auer said Firestone has had a vital relationship with companies to develop oil and gas in the Firestone area. "We have confidence in the oil and industry because of its commitment," he said. All four candidates are looking forward to serving the Firestone community. "To me, serving on the Board of Trustees is the highest level to be able to serve our community," Sorensen said. Because petitions were received for the four available seats and no applicants filed affidavits for a write-in candidacy, the Town of Firestone canceled its April 3, 2012, election. Firestone Acting Town Clerk Rebecca Toberman declared candidates elected, who will be officially seated at the April 11, 2012, Board of Trustees meeting.
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In response to the escalating costs of healthcare many employers are adding on-site medical clinics to help their employees become healthier—and don't use employees' personal health data to penalize them or discriminate against them.
But other large employers, such as CVS, use high costs to justify replacing employees' health insurance with health savings accounts, imposing involuntary health screenings and wellness programs, and penalizing workers who don't respond to these simplistic solutions.
Two studies in Health Affairs show that wellness programs don't work:
- -"Wellness Incentives In The Workplace: Cost Savings Through Cost Shifting To Unhealthy Workers" See: http://content.healthaffairs.org/content/32/3/468.abstract
- -"A Hospital System's Wellness Program Linked To Health Plan Enrollment Cut Hospitalizations But Not Overall Costs" See: http://content.healthaffairs.org/content/32/3/477.abstract
- -Rising US healthcare costs are NOT caused by sick people who seek treatment, but by industries that decide what to charge for treatment—including the health insurance industry, the hospital industry, the drug industry, the outpatient surgical center industry, and the lobbying industry. Industry charges have no real constraints because healthcare is not optional, sick people, employers, and/or government must pay.
Learn about why the US pays sky-high healthcare costs in Time magazine's March 2013 issue, "Bitter Pill: Why Medical Bills Are Killing Us"
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