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if u need me to, id gladly wake her up
*Looks at DC* I don't think thats wise. We should just wait until she wakes up on her own. (Unless you know her phone number and tell her to get on )
y not?
*Looks back down at Kayame* She just stabbed herself and was almost taken over by a demon and has no rest for three days at LEAST. You tell me why not.
its faster
If you think about it its not faster. If we try to tell her while shes completely out of it because shes so tired it would just be a waste of breath. Its best if we tell her when shes at her fullest.
And to be honest, I rather wait as long as possible before telling her...
lol, this is y i shud tell her...
*appears out of no where* Demons.....
hey kyuubi
*Looks over at Kyuubi* Oh thank god. Your "Right hand man" here was starting to bore me -.- What are you up to Kyuubi?
oh... im starting to bore u?
well... we can certainly change that...
Lmao. I was kidding dude. Your not boring me but your not entertaining me any either
lol, well i g2g have dinner, brb guys
*Wakes up on the edge of the couch* Son of a.... I must have fallen asleep trying to think of how to tell K-... *Looks down* Shit... I still got to tell Kayame about Xin... *Rubs hair and sighs*
~stands and looks at my hands~
why am i not dead...
*Looks over at Blood* Oh, hey sleeping beauty. Xin came along right after you and Kayame had your little chat and healed you both. But.... he dicided most of this mess was because of him. So... he left.
well........i knew this was going to happen this is why i was going to leave......
where is kayame...
*Looks over at the Couch* Shes sleeping. Best not to wake her until she wakes on her own. Shes going to need all the rest she can get for this news.
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BETHEL, NY — Forty-four years after the last chords echoed in the air, the legacy of the 1969 Woodstock Music & Art Fair still lingers over Sullivan County. The original festival, billed as "An Aquarian Exposition: 3 Days of Peace & Music," was held at Max Yasgur's 600-acre dairy farm, where 32 acts performed outdoors for more than 400,000 hippies and is "widely regarded as a pivotal moment in popular music history." (www.wikipedia.com [2]) Rolling Stone magazine listed the event as one of the "50 Moments that Changed the History of Rock and Roll."
Each year at this time, thousands flock to Bethel to pay homage to the festival. Some are alumni and make the pilgrimage annually, while many visitors represent a new generation, seeking to bask in the afterglow of Woodstock's allure. Now the home of Bethel Woods Center for the Arts, the on-site museum's permanent exhibit, "The Story of the Sixties and Woodstock," is "highly interactive and consists of audio/visual experiences, informative displays, and a collection of artifacts." (www.bethelwoodscenter.org [3]) No visit to the area is complete without a stop at Hector's Inn on Dr. Duggan Rd, where regulars and tourists mix, swapping stories about the legendary performers who have sat at the bar. Across the road, the campground swells with hundreds of tents and colorful vans filled with folks, hugging and reminiscing, while expressing the sentiment that rings in the air—"Welcome Home."
A few miles away, the Yasgur Road Reunion reigned supreme, especially poignant following the deaths of Woodstock-era legends Richie havens (see page 5) and Roy Howard earlier this year. Howard's name could be heard in hushed tones throughout the wooded acres as bands performed, drum circles convened and a video montage of Roy's memorial played across a giant screen on the main stage at what is now known as the Yasgur Farm. While many may be gone, none will be forgotten and the spirit of Woodstock lives on.
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Baltimores Adam Jones jumps back safely towards second against Boston Red Sox shortstop Stephen Drew on a pickoff attempt during the third inning Sunday in Baltimore.ARLINGTON, Texas Chris Davis hit his major league-leading 23rd home run, Nick Markakis had four hits and scored three runs, and the Baltimore Orioles beat Jon Lester and the Boston Red Sox 6-3 on Sunday.
Manny Machado extended his hitting streak to a career-high 14 games and drove in a run for the Orioles, who took three of four from first-place Boston to move within 1½ games of the AL East lead. Baltimore has won six straight series over the Red Sox.
Davis gave the Orioles a 3-0 lead in the third inning with his 100th career homer and seventh in 10 games against Boston. Davis doubled in a run in the fifth to give him 60 RBIs.
Will Middlebrooks hit a three-run homer for the Red Sox, 2-5 against the Orioles this season and 5-14 in the last 19 games between the teams.
Baltimore starter Miguel Gonzalez (5-2) took a two-hitter and a 5-0 lead into the seventh. He allowed three runs and five hits in 6 1-3 innings to improve to 3-0 against Boston.
Jim Johnson earned his 25th save.
Lester (6-4) fell to 14-2 against the Orioles, 7-1 at Camden Yards. The right-hander gave up five runs and nine hits in five innings.
ANAHEIM, Calif. Mariano Rivera struck out Albert Pujols with the bases loaded to end the Angels five-run rally in the ninth inning, and the New York Yankees snapped their five-game losing streak with a wild victory over Los Angeles.
CC Sabathia pitched five-hit ball into the ninth, and Travis Hafner hit a three-run homer off Jered Weaver, but the Yankees barely survived when Rivera fanned the Angels star slugger. New Yorks famed closer gave up three hits and a walk, but still got his 24th save.
Lyle Overbay and Jayson Nix also drove in runs during a five-run third inning for the Yankees, who salvaged the finale of their 10-game road trip by battering Weaver (1-3) early and hanging on late.
Sabathia (7-5) struck out six and walked three, but tired in the ninth, leaving with two runners on. After reliever David Robertson left with a 6-1 lead, Rivera gave up Erick Aybars RBI groundout, Alberto Callaspos two-run single and Peter Bourjos RBI single.
Rivera then walked Mike Trout to load the bases before getting Pujols, finally wrapping up the 632nd save.
MINNEAPOLIS Doug Fister held Minnesota hitless until the sixth inning and Torii Hunter connected for his 300th career home run, leading Detroit over the Twins.
Fister (6-4) didnt allow a baserunner until walking Ryan Doumit with two outs in the fourth inning, then lost his no-hit bid when Brian Dozier led off the sixth with a homer.
Fister allowed two runs and two hits both to Dozier in 7 2-3 innings. He struck out seven, walked two and won for the first time in his last six starts.
Joaquin Benoit pitched the final 1 1-3 innings, earning his fourth save.
Hunter and Austin Jackson both hit two-run homers for Detroit.
P.J. Walters (2-2) gave up four runs on nine hits and three walks in 5 1-3 innings.
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. Wade Davis stopped his five-game winless streak, Jeff Francoeur homered, and Kansas City beat Tampa Bay.
Davis (4-5) gave up two runs and five hits in six innings for his first win since he beat the Los Angeles Angels on May 15. It was the right-handers first game against the Rays, who traded him to the Royals during the offseason.
After Francoeur hit a solo homer in the fifth inning, Alcides Escobar and Alex Gordon had RBI singles to put the Royals ahead 4-2 in the sixth. Gordon added a sacrifice fly in the eighth.
Francoeur had only 13 hits in 83 at-bats before delivering his third homer this season.
Greg Holland, the fourth Kansas City reliever, earned his 14th save despite allowing a homer to Jose Lobaton in the ninth.
Roberto Hernandez (4-7) allowed four runs and nine hits in 5 2-3 innings for Tampa Bay, which went 4-6 on a 10-game homestand.
HOUSTON Jason Castro homered for the second straight game and Matt Dominguez hit a three-run double to help Houston top the Chicago White Sox for its fourth straight win.
Dominguez put Houston on top 3-0 with a double in the second inning, and Castro hit a two-run shot to make it 5-2 in the seventh.
The left-handed Castro hit his first career home run off a left-hander on Saturday night when he connected off John Danks, and made it two against Matt Thornton on Sunday.
Alejandro De Aza tripled and scored in the sixth and Dayan Viciedo tripled and scored in the seventh to cut the lead to 3-2. De Aza added a two-out, two-run homer off Jose Veras to make it 5-4 in the ninth before Alexei Ramirez grounded out to give Veras his 14th save.
Houston starter Dallas Keuchel (4-3) yielded four hits and two runs in 6 1-3 innings for the win.
Hector Santiago (2-5) allowed five hits and three runs with eight strikeouts in 5 1-3 innings. The AL-Central-worst White Sox have dropped four straight overall and 12 of their last 13 road games.
ARLINGTON, Texas Chien-Ming Wang won for the first time in more than a year, Colby Rasmus homered for a third straight game, and Toronto completed a four-game sweep by beating Texas for its fifth straight victory.
The Rangers lost their sixth in a row and fell to 1-6 on a season-high, 11-game homestand. Texas has dropped six straight for the first time since April 15-21, 2010. Wang (1-0) allowed seven hits in seven shutout innings to win for the first time since last June 12 with Washington.
Adam Lind hit a three-run homer, and J.P. Arencibia added a two-run shot for Toronto. The Blue Jays outscored the Rangers 24-4 to sweep a four-game series at Texas for the first time.
Derek Holland (5-4) allowed four runs and 10 hits in six innings for the Rangers, who have only scored eight runs in their slide.
OAKLAND, Calif. Bartolo Colon worked seven strong innings to win his sixth straight decision, Josh Reddick homered and matched a career high with four hits, and Oakland avoided a sweep with a victory over Seattle.
Sean Smith and Brandon Moss each homered and drove in two runs for the Athletics, who moved three games ahead of Texas in the AL West their largest lead since ending the 2006 season four games up. Josh Donaldson also went deep, and Yoenis Cespedes, Coco Crisp and John Jaso drove in runs for Oakland.
Colon (9-2) allowed two runs on eight hits, didnt walk a batter, and struck out three to extend his home win streak to seven.
Hisashi Iwakuma (7-2) lost for the first time since April 23, giving up four runs on a season high-tying eight hits.
CLEVELAND Corey Kluber pitched eight shutout innings, and Cleveland spoiled Stephen Strasburgs return with a win over Washington.
Kluber (5-4) escaped three big jams to win for the first time in 11 career starts at Progressive Field. He gave up seven hits, struck out eight and didnt walk a batter. He wiggled out of trouble in the seventh after the Nationals loaded the bases with no outs.
Strasburg (3-6), activated from the disabled list before the game, held the Indians to one run and one hit in five innings. Making his first start since May 31 when he strained a muscle in his back, the right-hander struck out four, walked four and threw 82 pitches.
Carlos Santanas RBI single with one out in the fourth the only hit Strasburg allowed gave Cleveland a 1-0 lead. Jason Kipnis sacrifice fly in the eighth scored the Indians run.
Vinnie Pestano pitched the ninth for his first save.
NEW YORK Kirk Nieuwenhuis hit a three-run homer that capped a four-run rally in the bottom of the ninth inning, and the New York Mets salvaged what had been shaping up as another sorry afternoon, startling the Chicago Cubs 4-3 on Sunday.
Matt Garza pitched seven scoreless innings, and the Cubs scored twice on a madcap play that featured three bad throws by Mets infielders, giving Chicago a 3-0 lead.
But New York came back against Carlos Marmol (2-4)in the ninth, starting with Marlon Byrds leadoff home run. Nieuwenhuis connected with one out.
Bobby Parnell (5-3) pitched the top of the ninth. Mets starter Jeremy Hefner allowed one earned run and struck out five in five innings.
Garza gave up three hits and struck out five, and was all set up for his second win in five starts this season. The Cubs had used closer Kevin Gregg on four consecutive days and manager Dale Sveum turned to Marmol, who had been unseated as closer earlier this season.
CINCINNATI Johnny Cueto pitched six solid innings in his return to Cincinnatis rotation and Jay Bruce homered in a win over Milwaukee.
Donald Lutz drove in two runs with a pinch-hit single, and Zack Cozart and Joey Votto each had two hits as Cincinnati rebounded after losing 6-0 on Saturday.
Cueto, activated from the disabled list Sunday, improved to 4-0 in his seventh start of the season. He allowed five hits and one run with three strikeouts and no walks as the Reds took two of three in the weekend series.
Cueto made his first start since a 6-0 win at Pittsburgh on May 31. He was placed on the disabled list on June 5 for the second time this season because of a strained muscle in his right shoulder.
Alfredo Simon allowed two hits and had six strikeouts in three innings of relief for his first save of the season and second in two years with Cincinnati.
Milwaukee starter Wily Peralta gave up all five Reds runs four earned in 5 1-3 innings.
MIAMI Ricky Nolasco allowed one run and three hits in seven innings to help Miami take the rubber game of its three-game series against St. Louis.
The NL Central-leading Cardinals lost a series for the first time since April 26-28 against Pittsburgh.
The Marlins climbed above .300 at 21-47, still baseballs worst record. They scored 19 runs in the series against a team with the lowest ERA in the majors.
The abundance of offense was a refreshing change for Nolasco (4-7), who has endured the worst run support of any pitcher with at least 14 starts.
Juan Pierre drove in two runs and had two hits to extend his hitting streak to 12 games, and Justin Ruggiano and Placido Polanco each had a two-RBI hit. The Marlins have won eight of 14, their best stretch this season.
Tyler Lyons (2-3), making his fifth major-league start, lost for the third time in a row after winning his first two decisions. He gave up six runs in 5 1-3 innings.
PITTSBURGH Rookie Gerrit Cole won again, getting home run help from Pedro Alvarez and pitching Pittsburgh past Los Angeles.
Cole (2-0) allowed three runs on seven hits and no walks in 5 2-3 innings. The top pick from the 2011 draft won in his big league debut last week.
Alvarez snapped a 2-all tie when he connected off Zack Greinke (3-2) for a three-run homer in the fifth.
Alvarez leads the Pirates with 15 homers.
The Pirates won for the sixth time in nine games. Alex Presley had three hits for the Pirates, including a home run, and Garrett Jones added a two-run single.
Dodgers rookie Yasiel Puig had three hits and raised his batting average to .479 in his first 48 at-bats in the majors.
DENVER Jhoulys Chacin came within an out of his second career shutout, and Colorado topped Philadelphia.
Chacin gave up six hits, struck out three and didnt walk a batter. His 8 2-3 innings marked the longest outing by a Rockies starter this season.
Jimmy Rollins hit an RBI double with two outs in the Phillies ninth, and Ryan Howard followed with a single to finish Chacin (5-3).
Rex Brothers got the final out for his second save of the season.
Wilin Rosario and Carlos Gonzalez homered for Colorado. The teams combined for 30 runs and 55 hits in splitting the first two games of the series, but pitchers dominated the finale at Coors Field.
Phillies starter Cole Hamels (2-10) was sharp early, but Chacin was efficient throughout. Chacin needed just 74 pitches 59 strikes to get through the first eight innings.
Hamels has lost two straight decisions and eight of nine.
SAN DIEGO Kyle Blanks hit a three-run homer with two outs in the bottom of the eighth inning to a snap a tie and lift San Diego to its season-high sixth straight victory.
Blanks eighth home run of the season came off Arizona reliever David Hernandez (2-4) and made a winner of Clayton Richard (2-5), giving the Padres a three-game sweep.
Huston Street came on in the ninth to earn his 13th save in 14 opportunities for the Padres (35-34), who moved above 500. for the first time since closing the 2010 season with a 90-72 record.
The Padres have gone 30-19 since May 1, are 21-7 in their last 28 home games and have pulled within two games of first-place Arizona in the NL West.
Everth Cabrera opened the eighth with his third single of the game and Chase Headley walked with two outs before Blanks hit a 1-2 pitch 379 feet into the left-field bleachers.
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At my son's year checkup, his ped made that comment. I said, well he has bitten me in the past but I taught him not to by just ending the nursing session when he bites and soon he learned if he wanted to nurse he needed to not bite. So the doctor tells me that it's time to wean now that it's been a year. Sigh.
My ob/gyn tried to insist I go on the pill for birth control at 6 months. I expressed concern about supply and she said that the pill doesn't effect supply. That since my baby was starting solids my supply would drop anyway and that it wasn't the pills fault. (I got a paraguard instead) Another doctor of mine said she was shocked I was nursing at six months, they never see that. And that it was time to wean. Nursing had no benefits beyond six months.
I went to see yet another doctor about a cough I have been having. He prescribed me a medication and I told him I was nursing and asked if was safe. He checked and said it was and CONGRATULATED me for nursing so long. The first doctor I have ever been to that was supportive. Even my doc for prenatal care told me breastfeeding was really hard to do and I would probably have trouble.
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Back in my neck of the woods, I ambled over to the Old North Branch Inn to check out the Karen Hudson River Band debut its new album "Sonic Bloom." Hudson (www.karenhudson.com) entertained a large, enthusiastic crowd and I was delighted to see the place (www.theoldnorthbranchinn.com) hopping. Proprietor Victoria Lesser has "big plans" for the season (and beyond), and Hudson's original, autobiographical songs were heartfelt combinations of bluegrass, country and rock. The band (Homeboy Steve, Tom Curiano and Skip Ward) was hot, joined by local hero Darren Wiseman on the harmonica, and I had a blast. I guess it should come as no surprise that I'm more at home in a cowboy hat than clogs and that "Danny Boy" is not on my playlist at home, but "Nine to Five" is... and coming to a playhouse near you. Potato/potahto? Yee-Haw.
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Big Eyes: This movie tells the story of painter Margaret Keane and her legal woes with her husband. Starring: Amy Adams, Christoph Waltz
Birdman: An actor who formerly played an iconic superhero has to put his ego aside to star in a Broadway play in an attempt to revive his career. Starring Michael Keaton, Edward Norton and Zach Galifianakis.
Boyhood: Shot over the course of more than a decade, this film chronicles the life of a boy, Mason, from ages 5 to 18. Starring Ellar Coltrane, Patricia Arquette and Ethan Hawke.
Foxcatcher: Based on a true story, "Foxcatcher" details the relationship between Olympic wrestler Mark Schultz and his sponsor, John Du Pont, and how Du Pont's influence on Schultz impacts the wrestler's life in an unforeseen way. Starring Steve Carell, Channing Tatum and Mark Ruffalo.
Inherent Vice: A drug-fueled detective looks into the disappearance of a former girlfriend in Los Angeles in 1970. Starring Joaquin Phoenix and Jena Malone.
Into the Woods: A witch tries to teach lessons to characters from the children's stories Little Red Riding Hood, Cinderella, Jack and the Beanstalk and Rapunzel. Starring Johnny Depp, Emily Blunt and Anna Kendrick.
The Imitation Game: An English mathematician cracks the Enigma code during World War II. Starring Keira Knightley, Benedict Cumberbatch and Mark Strong.
Gone Girl: A husband is a suspect after his wife mysteriously disappears on their wedding anniversary. Starring Ben Affleck, Rosamund Pike and Neil Patrick Harris.
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Arrested were Long Ngo, 58, and Marty Hwang, 45, of CJ's Amusement, at 103 E. Jeter, and Chhin Lee Pleng, 53, at the 5 Star Game Room at East Purisma and South Alamo streets.
The men face misdemeanor charges of keeping a gambling place, possession of gambling device equipment or paraphernalia and gambling promotion.
All three were taken to the Refugio County Jail.
"The case will be filed with the prosecutor," said Refugio Police Chief Andy Lopez Jr.
County Attorney Todd Steele is the county's prosecutor.
"At some point, they will file the complaints," Steele said.
"That's when we would get involved," Steele added.
Lopez said in addition to the game room machines, U.S. currency was seized associated with the charges.
"We started the briefing at noon, coordinating a plan on how to approach the particular establishments," Lopez said.
"The planning stage really started at the beginning of the week.
The undercover operation took over numerous weeks to accomplish, Lopez said.
"The machines are stored as evidence," Lopez said.
"We had numerous complaints about illegal activity with the game rooms. It's not within my fabric to turn a blind eye to criminal activity," Lopez said.
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Robin Gibb stamps – A 'deeply moving' tribute
The Isle of Man has paid a poignant tribute to one of its most famous Manxmen Robin Gibb CBE yesterday (Wednesday 24th April 2013).
A special launch was held at the childhood home of Robin Gibb and his Bee Gees brothers at 50 St Catherine's Drive, Douglas in the Isle of Man.
Robin's wife Dwina and son Robin-John travelled to the Island to celebrate the legendary singer and songwriter by unveiling an emotional postal tribute in which Robin features on a new set of stamps issued by Isle of Man Post Office. While the poignant tribute was unfurled among family, special guests and fans of Robin, the choir of BallakDwinermeen High School sang Ellan Vannin – the alternative Isle of Man national anthem which Robin had deep affection for.
Robin was born in the Isle of Man and was proud to call it his home despite also having lived in Manchester and Australia while growing up. On unveiling the stamps, his wife Dwina described the moment as "deeply moving and fantastic – I love the stamps', indeed everyone present felt the family's overwhelming emotion.
She said:
"It was very emotional seeing the enormous picture of Robin but I loved seeing it. Robin was so proud to be from the Isle of Man, he loved its ambience and its people and was always proud to be an ambassador for the Island. If he were here today he'd be immensely honoured to be recognised in this very special way."
Robin Gibb Stamps – a blue plaque
During the launch, a blue plaque situated above the front door of 50 St Catherine's Drive, organised by Douglas Borough Council, was also unveiled to officially mark the property as the childhood home of the Bee Gees who became world famous for their hits including 'Night Fever', Jive Talkin', 'How Deep is Your Love' and 'I've Gotta Get A Message To You' to name just a few.
Click the above picture to watch the Manx Telecom TV Interview with Dwina and Robin-John
Robin Gibb Stamps – Dot Tilbury interview
Dot Tilbury, General Manager of Isle of Man Stamps & Coins, said:
"Today has been immensely special for the Isle of Man. We are proud to say that Robin and his brothers were from the Island and indeed they have been great ambassadors ever since. The postal tribute has been our way of celebrating the life of Robin and his solo career which ties in with the posthumous release of his album entitled '50 St Catherine's Drive' due for release in the Autumn. In addition, royalties from the special charity stamp product are being donated by the Gibb family to Rebecca House, the Isle of Man children's hospice which Robin and Dwina opened in 2008. Robin never forgot the Isle of Man and indeed the Isle of Man will never forget him and today has truly shown how deep the Island's love for Robin is."


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I want to cop a DJ setup so I can put a mix on my projects and beat tapes. Right now I'm trying to figure out whether I should get a DJ controller like a Mixtrack Pro for now or should I go ahead and get some DD turntables. I really want to get some technics but money is tight right now and along with the turntables I will probably have to get a digital vinyl system to mix my projects.
So my questions is would it be a waste time to go ahead and cop the Mixtrack Pro or would I be better off just saving up for the turntables and the DVS?
My main concern is if I get the mixtrack I will have to relearn a bunch stuff and break bunch of habits once I get the turntables.
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Posted 23 February 2014 - 03:49 AM
get a kontrol s2 and technics 1200 are overated. how muc money do you wanna spend ?
Posted 23 February 2014 - 01:07 PM
The most I'm willing to spend on a controller is about $300.
Posted 23 March 2014 - 02:35 PM
if you're only looking to spend 300 then the mixtrack is probably the way to go, it will at least get you headed in the right direction. currently i just use a numark tt1625 and dm 950 that i bought used for $175 with a rane sl1 that i found on amazon used for $300, and my laptop as the other deck. i like the feel of a turntable and vinyl much better than a controller for scratching but the feel of the mixer on each is essentially the same, and a more important aspect to get down first. you can find a torrent for traktor somewhere pretty easy and then boom, you're off.
Posted 07 April 2014 - 12:07 PM
If you dont want to spend the dough on Technics, there is an Audio Technica that is modeled to look and feel like them and has good reviews as far as performance. Get turntable and a mixer. As the feel is so much better. And then welcome to the world of collecting music and becoming a vinyl junkie.
MP3s and software is convenient and all, but there is something wholesome to having a physical collection.
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MUTTON, Kathy L., 59, of Steubenville, Ohio (formerly of Wintersville) died Saturday, March 9, 2013 at Trinity West.
She was born October 3, 1953, in Steubenville, Ohio, a daughter of the late David C. and Norma D. Hall Townsend.
Kathy graduated from Wintersville High School Class of 1972 and went on to receive an associate degree from Jefferson Technical College.
In her earlier years, she was a proud member of the Rainbow Girl's Club and also the Girl's Athletic Association at Wintersville High School.
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She is also survived by four grandchildren, Kellen, Colton and Cash Dobson and Dakota Ryan; three sisters, Diane (John) Allensworth of Shadyside, OH, Joyce (Jim) Hill and Dawn (Dave) DeFallo both of Steubenville; stepfather, Emile McNinch of Virginia; uncle, William Townsend of Los Angeles; nephews, John Allensworth Jr., James Hill Jr. and Anthony DeFallo; and a niece, Charlene Springer.
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Your assinine efforts to compare 21st century opposition to Masonry to the Nazi occupation of europe is insulting to the millions who did suffer in that horrendous period of history and by making such a ridiculous claim you undermine your own arguments to such an extent as to make all your other statements and arguments untenable. Quite simply you and all your rolled up legged small business men and middle managers should take a good look at yourselves and grow up.
But the masons were persecuted under nazi occupied europe and were murdered in concentration camps - fact.
Whilst the jews had a star of david to mark them out ,masons had an upside down red triangle.
I have up until now openly declared my membership of what i consider to be a harmless benevolent organisation and wondered why some of the secrecy is required as it is bound to attract suspicion.
I suppose some of the elements of the rituals taken at face value do seem a bit strange
But as a result of some of the comments made on this forum it all now makes sense ,i too am now going to be very cautious about my membership for my own protection ,hatred often stems from ignorance but to say i shouldn't be welcomed at Rugby League grounds where i have been a regular since a child because of a hobby i enjoy seems unbelievable in this day and age.
(by the way - i am neither a middle manager or small business man)
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My sister always rolls her eyes, and says that her sister (me) not only talks to dead people but some of her best friends have been dead for 200 years or so. Now, I take exception to that description --- I might mutter to and about those departed ones; on occasion, I seemed to get answers to question from them during that place betwixt morning and night. However, the other day, even I felt a bit strange about Mr. Jackman's leaving.
My great-great grandfather met Mr. Jackman shortly after moving into his log cabin in Springdale. Although Jackman was English, his wife was a Scot and so fit in quite nicely with the Scots families of the area. In fact, the road on which J.P. lived was called the Scotch hamlet.
Mr. Jackman visited J.P. and J.P. visited Jackman quite often. Their families visited back and forth. And the men helped one another with hauling wood, hay and straw, as well as other farm chores. The close connection between the two families went on for over three years, right up until May 20, 1854 when Jackman sold his farm for $560.
A week later, on May 28, 1854, James P. McPherson makes the following notation: "Jackman left for the west. Sowed carrots and beets. Finished draging my corn ground."
I felt like my friend had left and I couldna understand why J.P. dinna feel my loss. Well, perhaps, he did and I will never know. My feelings of losing a friend weren't assuaged by the fact that J.P. received a letter from Jackman on June 26th. Strangely, there was no mention that J.P. "posted a letter" to Jackman; strange, in that J.P. always noted receipts and posts of letters in his diary.
Now, I sat for a few days while pondered if Jackman and his Scots wife made it to the "west," and just where was that "west" that drew him away from Springdale. Then I started looking for Jackman and his wife; his life appears to be well researched. I found that they made it to their new "west", St. Croix, Wisconsin, and lived around that vicinity until their deaths, he in 1889 and she in 1896.
Nontheless, I will patiently wait, page by page, to see if J.P. and the Jackman will maintain their friendship of the Springfield days.
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Twas the days before Christmas
Twas the days before Christmas and all through Youngstown,
I was all too excited, no need to frown
You see December 25th is my favorite Holiday
The food, family and gifts, I wouldn't have it any other way
Yep I am home for the Holidays, it is such a great feeling
Done are the stresses of school, finals and reading
Being home means a lot of things
Seeing everybody who loves me makes my bells ring
On my first day back we took a trip to Cleve-land
Not my favorite city but the reason was grand
West Virginia was taking on CSU in a game of basketball
We jumped on the chance, through the snow and made the hour crawl
The Vikings had my Mountaineers on the ropes
But seeing the sea of gold and blue pride was pretty dope.
From the game we drove to a Cleveland Christmas tradition
No we did not go to Lake Erie, for it was too cold for ice fishin'
Instead we made the drive to 11th street
Home of an age old movie-which is really a treat.
I'm sure you are familiar with "A Christmas Story"
Ralphie, the BB gun, the lamp, all so adoring.
The movie was filmed here some year ago
Retracing the steps of the characters made me go ho-ho-ho
Our Christmas journey didn't stop there
We went to Sharon, PA where the spirit is not bare.
Another of my favorite traditions are the scenes of the season
Kraynaks is a classic store, in business for the right reasons.
You can see Christmas windows full of Holiday cheer
Santas, elves, bears and reindeer
Of course the reason for the season is a baby born today
Here they remind us why we celebrate this way.
Upon leaving I ran into this sign of beauty
A black and gold tree-made me want to shout "Lets Go Bucs" loudly.
The break has started off
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Well crafted, Matt. Nice photos. Merry Christmas to you.
~ Will the Smiler
What a great post! Have a very Merry Christmas and stay warm. I hear it's pretty cold in your part of the country.
Nice work, Matt. My only hope is that your holidays are more enjoyable then the last 17 Pittsburgh Pirates seasons. Cheers!
that was cute!!😀 Happy Holidays to you as well!!!
p.s. i have to admit I take great joy in watching the Pirates. Y'all have a lot of young and very athletic guys as well. Hope they do better next season.
Merry Christmas to you and your family, hope you have fun and enjoy…:-)
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Oh Matt, that was a beautiful post! There is no place like home! I wish you and your family and the your teams the best of the best!!
Matt, excellent post. Happy holidays and I hope the Pirates can turn things around when the season begins!
Very nice, Matt. Your pictures were awesome. I hope you are having a wonderful time with your family. Stay warm and safe!!!
Awesome roadtrip combined with even greater photos.
And you even went on a movie pilgrimage that would of made TBS proud.
24 hours of "Christmas Story" would be totally bearable if I also made a path to 11th Street and saw the house of Ralphie.
Hope you have fun, family and laughter throughout your Christmas Day.
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Great poem, Matt! Very interesting to see the "Christmas Story" house.
I am following what your Mountaineers are doing in basketball, as we will be playing you in Big East play before long! (I am a Marquette grad, before D-Wade arrived).
I do follow your blog, even though I have not posted more than once before, as there are not many bloggers tracking the Pirates. I remember (and watched) your WS 79 team, and I would like the Pirates to be contenders like they regularly were back then. Who knows?
I'm glad the holiday season was a great one for you, and it was a fun read. I hope 2010 is a great year for you, and a better (at least) one for the Bucs. Take care.


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FOREST CITY — Guard Kenzie Vander Molen (junior, Pella) erupted for a career-high 19 points as the Central College women's basketball team claimed a 64-55 victory over Waldorf College Saturday.
"Kenzie had an excellent game," said interim coach Chelsea Petersen. "She did a terrific job of sticking to the game plan. She led the team and demonstrated the poise that we needed for a win. She was aggressive and showed great leadership."
Central is off to a 3-0 start for the second straight year while Waldorf tumbled to 0-9.
Petersen was impressed with the team's first half performance.
"We had a solid first half," she said. "We came in to play a team that was hungry for a win and we needed to come ready to play. Our energy was high, and we were committed on defense. It was the best half of basketball I have seen from the team this far."
Central outshot Waldorf, 42.6 percent to 38.8. percent. The Dutch also outrebounded Waldorf 37-28.
"Waldorf works hard for its offensive rebounds, but we held them to just three," said Petersen. "We were committed to defensive rebounding."
Up 38-24 at the half, the Dutch attack slowed before turning on the heat in the final minutes.
"We didn't respond well to Waldorf's defensive adjustments at the half," said Petersen. "We had turnovers we shouldn't have had and it took us the first 10 minutes to establish ourselves offensively."
Waldorf whittled the lead to three points with just 2:16 left but four free throws by Vander Molen sealed the win.
Vander Molen contributed a team-high five assists and shot seven for 13 from the field. Sophomore transfer guard Kaitlin Stump (Lancaster, Mo., Schuyler R-1 HS) added 14 points. Guard Rachel Evans (junior, Fort Dodge) and forward Jessy Stika (senior, Cresco, Crestwood HS) had 10 and eight points, respectively. Evans drained eight of nine free throws while Stika had seven rebounds. Emily Neff (guard, freshman, Cedar Falls) grabbed a team-high 10 rebounds.
"Kaitlin did a nice job attacking the rim and Rachel knocked down her free throws when we really needed them," Petersen said.
"I am very proud of the team for closing out the last two minutes on a high note," she said. "We stepped up, contested shots and blocked out. We are focusing on three things: keeping our composure, having patience and committing to defense. They did a great job of all those things."
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Lidge Must Go
I have very little to say today; Brad Lidge blew another save today as the Phillies lost to the Braves, 3-4 in what should have been a 3-2 win. Yes, the offense should have scored more runs. However, what is a closer for if not to save tight games?
Lidge has proven that he cannot get the job done this year; it is time for a change. In the words of Forrest Gump, that's all I have to say about that.
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It is 2007 all over again, but instead of Charlie's blind allegiance to Gordon killing us, it is his blind allegiance to Lidge. I'll be forever grateful to the man for what he did for the team in 2008, but the Brad Lidge Experiment has got to end. When he is on the mound, you get the feeling that his mind is back in 2005 with Pujols rounding the bases…
I heard there is a chance that the Phillies might be interested in Mike Timlin. Do you think they will sign him?
I would hate Lidge If he was on my team. Thank goodness we have Kerry Wood to blow our saves.🙂
Julia – Seriously doubt Timlin is a possibility. He is almost Moyer's age and has not played all year. We have a few guys who can close, like Madson and maybe Romero when he gets well, so I don't think they would sign a guy like Timlin. We are all hoping Brett Myers gets well soon and can close again!
Jenn, I think this is the shortest post I have seen from you! If Lidge blows a save on Wednesday, I wonder if all the bobbleheads will get thrown on the field at him?
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October 19, 2011 —
In the ongoing battle between the Town of Bethel and property owners Roy Howard and Jeryl Abramson, the latest round goes to the town. At a town meeting on October 12, town supervisor Dan Sturm announced that State Supreme Court Justice Christopher Cahill ruled against the couple, and said they violated a consent decree.
The latest incident regarding the property on Route 17B, owned by the couple and known as Yasgur's Farm, dates to Memorial Day Weekend when the jam band Phish was scheduled to play concerts three consecutive nights at Bethel Woods Center for the Arts.
Howard and Abramson had permits that would allow them to accommodate about 250 campers, but there were also going to be concerts and other activities on the property, and they had reportedly invited more than 5,000 people to stay on their property over the weekend. Most of the 5,000 were ultimately turned away and found other places to stay, and the concerts did not take place.
However, in 2007, the couple signed a consent order with the town saying that they would not hold a mass gathering, nor organize any large scale concerts or recreation amusements without the proper permits, nor would they advertise any such events. Further, if they violated the consent order they agreed they could be fined $25,000.
The couple argued that entertainments that had been scheduled for Memorial Day Weekend were organized by the campers and were, therefore, incidental to the act of camping, and were protected as free speech on the part of the campers. But the judge said some of the activities were clearly organized by the couple and, in this case, camping was incidental to the large concerts, and that the couple violated the consent order.
Sturm said, "We have had a problem with these property owners for many years, and it has cost the town, in the past, quite a bit of money. By not following the agreed upon consent order, they are now subject to a $25,000 fine, which I fully intend to collect. In this particular instance, there could have been a serious health and safety issue, for the very successful Phish weekend that we had here in Bethel."
The couple's attorney said he would appeal the decision.
Zoning and gas drilling
Also at the meeting, Sturm said the proposed zoning amendment, which would ban high impact industrial activities in the town, including gas drilling, was too broad and needed to be reviewed. He said, for instance, that banning all industrial activity was not necessarily the best fit for the Town of Bethel.
He appointed a zoning review committee to take another look at the amendment, which was prepared pro bono by lawyers and gas drilling activists Helen and David Slottje, and to suggest changes to the town board, which would then vote on whether to accept them.
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DES (diethylstilbestrol) was given to more than a million pregnant women during the 1950's, 1960's and early 1970's. Doctors prescribed this drug because it was thought to prevent pregnancy complications such as hypertension, diabetes, pre-term labor, and miscarriage.
In the early 1970's it was discovered that DES did not indeed have these beneficial qualities and was, therefore, no longer prescribed for pregnant women. Unfortunately DES has been found to have lasting effects in the daughters of the women who took it.
The daughters of the women who took the drug have an increased risk of abnormalities of the reproductive tract. Up to two thirds of these women have an abnormally shaped uterus, defects in fallopian tubes, or structural abnormalities of the vagina or cervix. A rare type of cancer and changes in vaginal and cervical tissues have also been found in some women whose mothers took DES, although the risk is small. Other non-cancerous changes in the vagina and the cervix are also more common in DES - exposed women.
Once thought to cure pregnancy complications for those who took it, DES now causes in the daughters of those women some of the same complications it was intended to cure. DES-caused abnormalities in the cervix are believed to result in cervical incompetence, resulting for some in pre-term labor and miscarriage. In addition, abnormal fallopian tubes are a cause of infertility in some DES-exposed women. In others, the risk of ectopic pregnancy or a tubal pregnancy is increased.
The sons of women who took DES are also affected. DES sons are at a higher risk of testicular abnormalities and fertility problems.
If possible, check with your mother and see if she took DES when she was pregnant with you. If she did, talk to your doctor about it. Your doctor may want to monitor your pregnancy a bit more closely for any signs or symptoms. More frequent ultrasounds and certain other tests can greatly increase your chances of a more healthy pregnancy.
After your pregnancy, it's important for you to have regular examinations to check for abnormal changes in cervical or vaginal tissue. If identified early, these changes can be treated successfully.
There is currently no study that we could find that has any information about the granddaughters of the women that took DES and it's effect on them, but we will keep you posted.
Research continues on the effects of DES on third generation children. Studies are showing the risk of vaginal cancer may still be above average, but that third generation effects of in utero DES exposure are not likely.


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Guarding the guardiansFebruary 13,2013
The Senate Judiciary Committee is expected to take up a bill today that would help ensure that police activities in Vermont are no longer protected by a veil of secrecy.
It has become a matter of increasing concern that Vermonts public records law, which is meant to give citizens access to public records, has become riddled with exemptions Swiss cheese that is more holes than cheese. Among the holes is an exemption that makes records compiled during a criminal investigation off limits to the public.
The Rutland Herald and Times Argus have pursued legal action to gain access to documents of the Rutland City Police Department and the Vermont State Police in relation to a variety of instances of police misconduct. In other places, notably the town of Hartford, questionable police actions have led to legal challenges, with the press and public seeking access to police documents.
In response, the Vermont Supreme Court has slammed the door on the publics right to know what its police departments are up to. The exemption for documents related to police investigations is broad and sturdy. So the Senate Judiciary Committee will consider a bill that opens up to public view records of police actions.
Gov. Peter Shumlin supports the effort to close the loophole for police records, with an exemption for documents that might constitute an unreasonable invasion of privacy. The bill would also include exemptions meant to protect the integrity of ongoing investigations. But records about investigations that have been concluded would be open to the public.
It is essential in a democracy to subject the police to public oversight. The Rutland City Police Department is emerging from a period when several cases of police misconduct came in for internal investigations that might have remained shrouded in secrecy. In Hartford, there were questions about an incident when police rousted a Hartford resident out of his own bathroom. The public had a reasonable interest in both Rutland and Hartford in learning whether their police were behaving properly.
Ultimately, greater openness and accountability are helping the city of Rutland correct some of the problems besetting its police force. But reform would not have been possible if misconduct had remained the topic of rumor, innuendo and misinformation.
One of the principal challenges in a democracy is expressed in the question: Who guards the guardians? In a democracy no one is allowed to wield unchecked power, including those institutions with the power to guard and protect us. Thats why we have civilian control over the military. Its why even the president is subject to the law and the Constitution. It is why the public must have a way of ensuring that the police are behaving properly and that the police are able adequately to police themselves.
Misconduct within police departments is particularly troublesome. Loyalty among officers sometimes gets in the way of corrective action. Departments often want to keep problems in house, which is a way sometimes of not dealing with them. Certainly, the problems in Rutland were an embarrassment to individuals and to the department involving the viewing of pornography on police computers, for example. But the public has to have confidence that its police department can address embarrassing problems in an honest, straightforward manner. Access to documents about police affairs is a way to guard the guardians and to make sure the guardians are guarding us in appropriate fashion.
Attorney General William Sorrell has not been the most dependable defender of the public interest on these questions. He tends to line up with law enforcement, concerned as he is with the ability of police departments to carry out their duties. Thus, his views on controversial questions are often narrowly legalistic.
For example, his report on the Taser killing of a Thetford man found that, legally, the incident did not involve police misconduct. But the interest of the public is broader than that about the proper use of Tasers. The same goes for the question of public access to police records. Public access may be uncomfortable or embarrassing for police departments, but thats all the more reason for making their records available for public scrutiny.MORE IN EditorialsProtesters converged on a bank in Montpelier early this week to show their solidarity with the... Full StoryPhil Scott will take office next month after winning with a margin of 51.11 percent to 43. Full StoryIdeologues and partisans work from the outcome backward. Full Story
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Looking for a house to call home I'm very easy going and polite. I am young but I am reliable. Hope to find a home soon !!
I'm clean and easy to get along with. I don't smoke unless on the odd occasion I drink with friends (which probably wouldnt be at home anyway) I have a kitten/cat that is also clean trained to not scratch at everything besides its posts he knows he is allowed to scratch on, he is also desexed. I'm currently working part time but going into a full time role next year in An early childhood education centre (so I obviously have patience). I am quite happy to keep to myself but I can also be keen to have a good chat and laugh. I love yoga and eat clean so someone healthy would always be ideal, if not, no pressure because that's my lifestyle not yours :)
35 year old male. Like to remain quite. Have 3 year old daughter who would visit during days sometimes (not night). Woking part time as a business analyst and looking for another part time work to get more occupancy. Like to keep place neat and tidy. Am a good handyman. Outside smoker and occasionally like a couple of drinks.
im clean and tidy, very respectful of others, always pay bills on time, prefer to be by myself and dog, not a party person, quiet, always clean up after myself, am 40 yr old so responsible, looking for a place for me and my playful dog.my dog is everything to me we have travelled australia together, im currently doing a diploma of project management have 3 units left till completion.then i hope to rejoin the workforce in the coming year,love fishing and water sports love watching the afl big hawks fan. i buy my own food, have my own fridge and freezer.like to listen to music not loud but radio on in the background looking for my own place or house share.
Quite and keep to myself, Non Smoker, Non Drinker, Like to tinker so would like somewhere with a shed you don't use much, to be honest would spend more time in the shed then the house if it has network because when not tinkering i am my computer doing stuff. Always Always Always Pay my bill on or before time, Usually prepay by direct debit fortnightly. Also have a Mini Foxy pooch so somewhere pet friendly would be great
40 High school teacher Quiet, respectful and collaborative flatmate. My job requires me to be gone 7am to 4pm. Can and willing to contribute to the household in any manner conducive to harmony and functionality. Varied interests and hobbies.
I am an easy person to get along with. I will be working full-time at a winery and am currently studying wine science, part time at university. Im 27 years old and have lived all over the world, looking for a clean place, easy to maintain and somewhere that is fairly quiet.
Easy going, shy at first but i do come out of my shell when im comfortable. Working fulltime mon - fri. Love sport and the occasional beer.
I am a 24 year old male looking for a room to rent. I am currently working part-time, but my hours are that of a full time worker. I am a night filler at Woolworths so I won't be home at night, and I spend my days out with my partner or at the gym. I'm currently renting in Maitland but am trying to look for new accommodation as soon as possible.
I'm an engineer with Boeing working full time. I'm looking to team up with 1 or 2 people to get a decent place around Newcastle. I'm friendly but pretty quite as well. I like to get out an explore Newcastle as much as possible, always good to do it with new people.
Im clean have a 4year old girl says now and then need some where with a shed. Im funnny. I clean up after my self. Im a very good handy man around the house and yard. I like to keep people happy if there down and i have a good ear for listening.
My name is Darcy, I'm a 24 year old male looking for a room to rent. My official work title is casual but I work the hours that of a full time worker. I'm very outgoing and active personal so I'm hardly ever home. Also I'm clean, tidy, and very respectful of personal space. I'm currently already renting in Maitland but am looking to move out as soon as possible.
Recently got a job in Hamilton so i have been considering moving closer to the area after my probation. (i live 45 minutes from there currently) Most afternoons i find myself in the gym, although on the weekends i enjoy spending time at the beach, going out for breakfast, or having drinks the chicks. I do work full-time so i although i don't mind going out i do need someone who can respect that on week nights. Ideally i would like to move in with someone who i will get along with as a house mate as well as a friend. i do have a partner who would occasionally stay. If you think id be an ideal flat mate hollla at me :)
I'm personable easy going clean neat and tidy not a couch potato recovering from knee surgery and actively job seeking for position in HR and Recruitment
Laid back 22 year old looking for a place to call home. Born and raised in Brisbane, looking for work as a Cardiac Scientist however, predominantly work in the Aquatic Industry as a Learn to Swim Instructor. Love being social so am eager to be in a house where common areas are a place to hang out together. However, understand personal space and enjoy the odd time alone to myself to read a good book and unwind with a glass of wine after a long day. Love going out to have a drink with friends on the weekends but not a late night partier. Love my swimming, surfing and gym and am always looking for a fitness buddy. I love AFL and enjoy getting to as many local games as I can per season as well as finding a local club to play in. Adore dogs! Grew up with them as a kid so more than happy to live with one as well as help walk and play with.
My names John, l'm 24 from Newcastle looking to move in with cool people in the area. I'm a disability support worker and am hoping to start studying at university next year part time. The ideal housemate for me is someone who is fun, easy going, clean and social. Get in contact if you think you have a place I'd be interested in 😀
I am a first year graduate civil engineer (working full time), relocating to Newcastle for 6 months in December. I am originally from the Gold Coast, but have been living in Brisbane for the last 6 years. I am a tidy and quiet housemate who is keen to relax and join in on any weekend trips and adventures. I have lived an awesome share house for the past 4 years and am hoping to find another one to move into!
My name is pauline . I'm french. I. Would like speak english with you for learn. I'm nice, good living, clean, smiling ... it is possible that the room is located next to the racetrack ( royal randwick racecourse ) or road alison ... Thank you
Myself and partner are looking for some temporary accomadation. Both work full time. Would like to arrange an inspection time for any suitable places in the Newcastle region
Hi, I am looking for an unfurnished room, preferably either near the Uni or the beach and town. I am 23 and looking for housemates in their early twenties. I am a very clean and tidy housemate. I respect others belongings and space, and always clean up after myself. I'm very friendly, and have been living in Newcastle for the past 8 months. I am studying architecture, and work in hospitality, and am originally from the Blue Mountains. I love to explore the Newcastle area, and enjoy socializing. I have been living in a share house, but my landlord want access to the house over the summer, so am looking for a new place. Thanks :)
Two UNSW postgraduates who are moving to UoN and we are looking for another student to live with. We are both very friendly and love a few glasses of wine but know when and how to give you space. If you are looking for a chill environment to live with two fun people (at least we think so!), who will respect your own study needs please let us know. We are so excited to meet you.
So I'm 2nd year student at UoN and I also work 2 jobs. I'm pretty chilled, easy to get on with and happy to socialise (drinks optional) but will sometimes keep to myself. Always down to meet new people (and said people's pets if they own them aha). Not a clean freak but I do my part to make sure things a neat and reasonably tidy. I respect others space and privacy and would ask the same in return. Hoping to find some cool housemates and aim to move in December after I get back from Melbourne (11th). (Puppies not included sadly)
clean friendly enjoy my own space
I need an accommodation for a few months since late December till beginning of April.
Hello! We are very tidy and clean housemates who respect personal space, but are also very friendly and enjoy having a chat or just chilling out together. Ashleigh is a uni student and is in her third year of a Bachelor of Arts, and Blake is very handy with jobs around the house and technology, and is currently looking for work. We like to keep to ourselves most of the time, but if you're a fan of boardgames, movie nights or late night trips to Yogurtland, then we will get along great too :D We keep shared living areas very clean and tidy, are considerate with our noise levels and would keep our housemates up to date if we would like to have friends or family over. We love animals, and wouldn't mind feeding or walking them for you. We enjoy sharing weekend beverages, trips to the beach and finding places to eat delicious food! We are also both very tall, so we can help clean high spots or get things down for you :P Please feel free to contact us if you'd like to know more or to meet up. We look forward to hearing from you! :)
Very friendly, clean and reliable
I'm very flexible and easy going, I ensure that I am kind to everyone and give every person I meet a fair chance and be kind to them. I enjoy spending time with others but respect boundaries and personal space. I try to avoid mess and generally am a tidy, respectable person hoping to study and make friends simultaneously.
Hi there. I am a neat and tidy uni student from UON. I am currently studying a Bachelor of Visual Communication Design and I work in Wallsend, so somewhere in Wallsend/Birmingham Gardens/Shortland/Waratah West is ideal. I'm only looking to move once my current lease ends as there have been a few security issues at my current place. I am looking for either a large room or studio, preferably with a garage for my car. I don't need a furnished room as I do have furniture, but it's not a deterrent if you have a furnished room to offer. I enjoy cars, languages, creative writing, reading, music and travel. If you don't mind waiting until I can move in January/February, shoot me a message. :) - Marissa
Hi! My name is Kim, I'm 28 and work as a Beauty/Laser Therapist. I'm looking for one or two people around the same age as me to rent a house. I'm a 2 for 1 deal as I do own a dog - a groodle named Sunny. She's generally well behaved and has heaps of energy. It's really important to me to know that whoever lives with me is a dog lover, I don't ever want to feel uncomfortable leaving her alone with someone who isn't a fan of animals. I'm clean and tidy, respectful of other's space and super friendly. I love a few glasses of wine and entertaining every now and again or getting dressed up to go to a bar, but I'm not a party animal as I work too much and I'm saving to buy a house! On weekends I like to get outdoors, go to the beach, take Sunny for walks and just generally be social with friends. I'm looking for someone with similar attributes who is reliable, pays bills on time, isn't a slob with housework and likes to socialise and chat with their friendly housemate! Looking to move mid Jan but if we find the perfect property I'm happy to move earlier.
My beautiful great dane x wolfhound are in desperate need of a home! Can anybody help us? -26 yr old female -studying Bach of Behavioural Studies (Psychology) -actively looking for full-time work -very clean! -I'm not a huge drinker but don't mind one or two every once in a while! -LOVE music -I have furniture (it's not the best but it'll do for now) I have a washing machine, fridge/freezer, lawnmower, two seater and 3 seater lounges and a small dining table. -have a car, red VY commodore named Khaleesi (yes, I named my car after the Mother of Dragons). Doesn't need to be garaged. -Massive Star Wars fan! -Spiritual -Kind -Honesty is the best policy -Meditate everyday, constantly learning and growing, just like everyone else and trying to find my place in the world. Contact me if you would like to know more! :)
great cook, handy-electrician, I have two children which visit every second weekend. I enjoy surfing, motor bikes, etc. I used to be a chef and barman so thats where the cook comes from. I have also renovated a house which is where the handy comes from along with the fact that i am a licenced electrician. Additional storage would be handy as i have quite alot of tools etc but not essential.
Love to cook ex chef Like to have quietly place I'm very easy going n friendly. Like to keep place tidy. Happy to help n share indoor n outdoor house cleaning. As I'm a handyman who does everything to be fix.
Loyal trusting easy going i like cooking cleaning gardening im from cessnock but would like to live closer to the sea a seachange i guess
I have a full time job in bar work. I am reliable and dependable. I can provide references as I have lived in a previous share house. My fourteen month old Kelpie is a beautiful and loving dog who will practically claim anyone after an hour of knowing them. I am a confident, easy going and bubbly girl. I also have my own car so I am able to transport myself from place to place. I'm always keen for new experiences and love meeting new people. I completely understand the importance of living in a tidy environment, however also understand how unacceptable intrusive behaviour is. Available to move in immediately.
Bubbly personality who enjoys sock loading but also some alone time. I work as a business analysts and travel often so won't always be around. Active social life and my jewellery business keep me out and busy most weekends. Looking for a peaceful living environment where I can rest and relax from the business of life. Share with one flat mate, room with large built ins and extra storage space. I have quite a bit of things.
I'm honest, responsible and considerate of others. When I get settled I will be making (from workshop) and selling online - modern miniature dollhouse furniture. I would like to work from home but it is unlikely that I will find house with extra space. Bit nervous about sharing but I am friendly and accepting person.
Clean, respectful guy studying full time at the hospital. I've lived in several sharehouses before, and I'm pretty accepting. I'm quiet, but I dont mind having a few drinks, and I don't mind at all if you have a party (just so long as I can get some quiet time for study and sleep on weekdays). Into going to the beach and video games (dw I use headphones XD)
Hi m name is Kyra, I'm 21 recently moved to Newcastle, I'm east going but always tidy.
Hi i'm Michael, I am currently studying architecture at Newcastle uni. For work I dj on the weekends and also work for a major events company. I am easy going, reliable and would like to find a place with good vibes and good people.
I'm an absolute clean freak! I love to relax and i also love to party. Very easy going and am flexible with arrangements. I will be a full-time student studying Psychology at UON. I am very easy to get along with and have a spectacular sense of humour if I do say so myself! I also have an affinity with British TV shows. I'm from a small coastal town 4 hrs north of Sydney called Forster. I love to sing, play guitar and piano. I also love the beach and going out for meals/other stuff.
I recently spent 6 months living in Japan, working part-time and using my spare time to explore cities, towns and hike the alps, before taking a 2-month road trip across Australia. Originally from Sydney, I'm a vegan who has a love of nature and wilderness, for food, music and art, and am enrolled in a Bachelor of Natural History Illustration at University of Newcastle. A quiet creative and not a big partier, love to cook.
I'm a Canadian exchange student studying Environmental Sciences and I love to be social, go hiking and camping! I'm looking to make the most of my exchange experience and be able to see ass much of Australia as I can.
I'm a pretty chilled guy, tidy and clean. Looking to move out of home, doesn't particularly matter where. I feel like I'm fairly fun, and would be easy to live with. Not fussed on when either, but sooner rather than later.
Hi I'm from Singapore heading to UoN to study medicine. I'm a little reserved to begin with but once I'm comfortable with you I can be great fun! I'm a pretty active person, I love the outdoors and going for hikes and I enjoy playing football and rugby!
Studying at Newcastle. Would like a bigger room because I need the space for model making and storage etc. I don't drink, smoke, or like loud partying. I'm quiet, not messy.
Just a normal friendly bloke, who likes to have abit of fun but respectful of others. 20 years old, love the beach, some bevvies, and just enjoying the times with mates and having laugh. Will be studying full time at the University of Newcastle.
Fit, easy going, down to earth and passionate 21yo surfer who's into everything outdoors! Work full time. Originally from Melbourne but just moved down from the Gold Coast. Would like to find some cool likeminded folks!
I am sociable. I have a lot of interests e.g. music, games, fitness, TV and film. I keep my things clean and take responsibility for my stuff. Not loud and enjoy relaxing. I work full time so I appreciate quiet week nights but love a few drinks on the weekends
Looking for accommodation for 12 months in Newcastle to complete a course whilst here. I'm on looking for work allowance and will be looking for full time work when I move. Im moving from Dubbo. I have a 7 year old son who will come and stay with me for half of the school holidays. I have a cockatiel which I wold like to bring also 😊 He is only small and stays in his cage but he is good for company whilst I'm away from home. I would like a furnished place if possible but not a huge thing 😊 A bit about myself. I'm a massive nerd and you will probably get bored with me talking about Harry Potter and Star Wars. I'm massively into Game of Thrones also. If I sound like a good fit, let me know 😊😊 Lou


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Sheriff's officials say 81-year-old Suzanne Jackson and 61-year-old Lew Handley, both of Plymouth, died at the scene of the crash on Highway 32 in the Town of Sheboygan Falls Sunday night.
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