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Real estate and petsSeptember 30,2013As real estate brokers we move families from one location to another by selling their homes; if a pet lives in the home, you can believe they are part of that family.
When I first visit a home to take information in order to determine value there are many times I am greeted by the seller's pets. I grew up with pets and I always remember the 24-hour rule. The 24-hour rule for me was that if I had possession of a pet for at least 24 hours then I would become attached and they were going to be made a part of my family. I really understand that special bond between a seller and their pet.
When I list a home for sale and there is a pet in the house, special instructions need to be explained. Not all people feel the same about pets. When a broker shows the property with a pet I recommend they ask the buyer if they are OK with the pet being home. They may be nervous if they have had a bad experience or, for that matter, lack of experience.
If the buyer is nervous I ask if there is any way the pet can be taken out while the showing is occurring. The buyer needs to look at what the house has to offer and not where the pet is. Most of the time the sellers will know how the dog or cat will react around strangers and would make special arrangements.
I remember going to a property in Clarendon when I first got in the business and when I got to the property we had a key to enter through the back door because the seller was not going to be there. Posted on the window of the door was a note saying beware of the cat. I interpreted the note the wrong way and told the buyers that once I opened the door we needed to get in fast so the cat did not get out.
We entered into the house and went through the kitchen and there was no sighting of the cat so we went into the living room and the cat was in one of the chairs. I was glad to see the cat because I am always cautious about making sure a pet does not get shut behind a door. The home was a Cape Cod and the staircase was open on the bottom. We proceeded to go up to the second floor to look at the bedrooms and all of the sudden the cat was on the buyer's back with all claws extending into his shirt. We were all petrified and immediately ran up the stairs. Then the cat was obviously scared and had gone back downstairs while we continued to hide upstairs.
What do we do now, because we are on the second floor and we are thinking he is somewhere on guard on the first level. The buyer had lost concentration on what the house had to offer and we needed to get out of the home. I have been around many cats in my lifetime and have even owned a special cat with an extreme personality so I told him to follow me. We proceeded with caution to the first floor and were extremely happy when the back door shut and I locked it.
The seller had told the listing broker about the cat and forgot to secure the cat for the showing. I felt bad because the cat was in his environment and we were invading that space.
When a seller has pets it is very important to keep them and their areas clean. The litter box should be clean, along with their eating and bedding areas. Certain odors can be a real distraction when showing the property. I have compassion for the seller who sells their house and they have a pet because if they were like me, I was worried about how my pet would adapt in their new environment. They adapt sometimes better than we do and what they really care about is that they continue to be loved.
It is best when moving that you keep the cat in the house for a couple of days so that they get used to their new home. Animals are extremely smart. I remember when I was getting ready to go on a vacation I would try and hide the luggage because if my cat Tiggy saw it he would get mad at us because he knew his world was going to be different while we were gone.
I have always felt that a home is who is in the home and not what is in the home. Sure, buyers like upgrades in homes such as a modern kitchen and baths but if you were to ask a seller what is special about their home they would say the memories that were made in the home, and I will just bet that over the years a pet was part of that story.
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It was Friday night, my dad and I were helping with the finishing touches on the airpark's float for the Christmas parade. We were about to start home and we decided to do a dinner and movie night; he'd get dinner, I'd get the movie.
I ran to the nearest Redbox.
"Abraham Lincoln Vampire Hunter, or The Amazing Spiderman?"
"…um … either…"
Knowing my mom wasn't home for the movie, and since she would hate it otherwise, vampire hunter it was!
I jumped in my car, and started out of town. Stopped at a red light, started when it turned green.
I approached the bottom of a hill, almost out of the town's boundary.
And from the left a car speeds through its Stop sign. It's powering across the road.
I'm stopped; against a fence.
Water is pouring on top of my car – I've hit a fire hydrant.
I vaguely notice that there's a white bag in front of me – the airbag deployed?
I grab my phone, my first panicked thought is to call my dad. But my second panicked thought is he won't be able to hear me while I'm in the car.
I struggle to open the door and water comes cascading in, and slams the door.
Breathing heavily, I slam my body against the door and struggle through the waterfall – drenched within seconds.
The paramedics show up, the firemen show up, and eventually the CHP show up.
We're all checked out in the ambulance. A few bruises, a fat lip, a slight cheek burn from the airbag, and me shivering from being cold and wet, I'm ok.
The other driver and his passenger are ok.
Everyone's ok.
It takes 45 minutes to shut off the 40 ft mountain of hydrant water, but once that's shut off, my dad grabs my purse and the car insurance info, and we're told we can leave.
Today the insurance company had my car towed to my house; where it will wait for an adjuster to come out and examine it.
The car slid back off the tow, and all I could do was stare at the smashed front.
Dad: "Like I thought, it's totaled. The price to get it fixed is worth more than the car."
Tow-man: "How many miles?"
Dad: "Near 200,000"
Tow-man: "Yeah, definitely done for. Looks like it would've been fine if it hadn't hit that hydrant, but that tore up most of the inside."
The Tow-man looked at me, "but it did what is was supposed to do, the car crumpled and it saved you."
Yes it did. My car had saved me.
The Tow-man left, and my dad went back to work, and I started the process of cleaning out my things from my car.
My Blue Belle.
And since no one had to been hurt, I felt ok mourning.
Mourning the loss of my car. My first car. My companion for 8 years.
And her last act saved me at the expense of herself.
So as I cleaned her out I felt sad. I mourned the loss. For no car will ever again be my first car. No car will ever again claim my heart as she did.
I dumped out water, and bagged the waterlogged papers. I grabbed books out of the seat backs, and blankets out of the back.
And then I became confused.
I found the FM transmitter for my Ipod, but I couldn't find my Ipod.
I checked the mats, under the mats, under the seats. But it was nowhere to be found.
I looked up, and there it was.
In the middle of the dashboard. Between the two exploded airbags.
I picked it up and turned it on – to see if it had been water damaged like so much.
And up popped the last song to be on:
And I smiled.
My car may be done for, but she still talks to me.
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I'm frequently asked, "Is what that ad says really true?" Three recent inquiries have been about products advertised in Scientific American. An ad may acquire a certain cachet by appearing in a prestigious science magazine, but that doesn't mean much. Scientific American's editorial standards apparently don't extend to its advertising department. I remain skeptical about the claims for all three of these: Juvenon, the StressEraser, and the ROM exercise machine. I discussed the ROM machine last week.
This product is advertised as "The Supplement That Can Slow Down the Clock on Aging Cells." Andrew Weil also sells this on his website. It supposedly helps keep your mitochondria from decaying, promotes brain cell function, sustains energy levels, and is a powerful antioxidant.
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When it comes to discussion topics that can quickly escalate into full-blown arguments, music is near the top of the list, alongside things like religion, politics and whether or not this video is definitive proof that Lady Gaga has a penis.
However, just like anything else that friends probably shouldn't talk about, music comes up all the time in casual discussions, and there's never a shortage of people willing to share their opinion on the matter. If you listen in on enough of these discussions, you'll hear some recurring arguments that, when examined a little more deeply, reveal things about the person making the argument that they probably didn't want you to know. For example ...
4"There Is No Good Music Anymore"
None. There's not a single note of good music being made anywhere on the continent ... no, the planet ... at all right now. That's what some people would have you believe. Despite the thousands, possibly millions of musicians out there giving it their very best effort every single day, nobody is hitting the mark. It's all awful.
Translation: "I don't know how to use a computer."
Look, thanks to the Internet, there is good everything available pretty much everywhere. And nothing is easier to find than new music. Think about all of those friends you have, out there on the Internet clicking the "Like" button on every goddamn thing that tickles their fancy. Annoying, right? Sure it is, until you see that 190 of your friends all like a thing you've never heard of and decide to check it out for yourself and find that you like it as well.
No pressure.
It works just as well with music as it does with comedy websites staffed almost exclusively by winos. If you can't find anything to listen to, just turn the Internet on. The rest should take care of itself.
That's why claims of "There's no good music anymore!" should be treated as one thing only ... a cry for help. This is an increasingly computer-centric world we live in. If you can't use one to keep you entertained in whatever capacity is going to do the trick, you might as well just stop trying anything. Hell, even mom can fire up a game of solitaire on the laptop if she gets bored. Finding new music isn't much of a stretch from that.
Granted, if you started your search for new music sometime before the Internet happened, I can see why you might have given up at some point and just resigned yourself to a life of listening to Bon Jovi (who are awful by the way, so, you know, glass houses and shit) while you drive your kids to soccer practice. But even then, it's not rocket science. You can find anything on the Internet, and bands making music you enjoy are no exception.
3"I Only Listen To (Insert Obscure Genre Here)"
There's nothing wrong with mostly listening to just one genre. Some people are born a little bit country, some are born a little bit whatever passes for rock-and-roll these days, that's just the way of the world. Narrowing things down a bit is a logical and normal thing to do.
There's also no harm in straying from those general classifications and exploring different styles and sounds from around the world. There's one absolutely crucial rule you have to keep in mind, though: Don't be a pretentious dick about it.
Translation: "There is nothing particularly remarkable about me other than the music I listen to."
What's that? You only listen to swing music? Nothing else? At all? Oh, and you wear a zoot suit to work and have a framed poster of Doc Severinsen in your living room? Please, tell me more things I don't give a shit about, you creepy lunatic.
Ask me about my crippling loneliness!
Aligning yourself with only one genre is fine, but nobody believes you genuinely enjoy 8-bit Nintendocore mixtapes and hate everything else. What they will be inclined to believe is that you're playing up this one moderately interesting aspect of your life in an effort to hide the fact that underneath that pile of "Math Rock" CDs beats the heart of a person who truly has nothing of interest to say, so they let the music do the talking for them.
And please, understand, I'm not saying that listening to any of the types of music mentioned above is a bad thing. Whatever you enjoy, there's a place for it (techno's place is in hell). I'm just saying that overdoing anything is going to make you look a bit strange. There's nothing wrong with checking the mail until you're doing it every three minutes, then people start asking questions.
It's the same with, say, listening to foreign-language covers of David Bowie songs. Having a few in your music collection makes you hip and quirky. Having a music collection that consists of nothing but foreign-language covers of David Bowie songs, on the other hand, makes you a serial killer. Or at least in the eyes of the important people (dates and employers) it does.


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In both images the subjects are seated in chairs, but as Fader points out, notice the ominous shadow on the wall, and the way the colour of the backdrop complements the suit. For reference you can look through the past "Person of the Year" covers here.
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Good prediction lol when I saw the thread my mind was "oh a prediction lemme read it" 4 sum reason i knew it was a prediction and welcome to the base.
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I doubt that.
welcome to base and nice prediction
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Good prediction lol when I saw the thread my mind was "oh a prediction lemme read it" 4 sum reason i knew it was a prediction and welcome to the base.
Thanks. First one, I'll be more careful with titles...
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welcome to base and nice prediction
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nice prediction
Originally Posted by zinescience
nice prediction
Thank you.
Yes def more careful with titles lol.
Originally Posted by SandCoffin
Yes def more careful with titles lol.
Originally Posted by odisseumau
I imagine Naruto and Hinata jumping in Juubi's direction. Hinata uses Byakugan and sees some weak point, some point of junction of chakra that if it is attacked alters the flow, making Obito e Madara lose control over Juubi... then they attack!!! (with help of the alliance)
She will see the bijuus trapped inside the Juubi, still with their personalities because of the incomplete process, and Naruto starting to think how to release them, and maybe Kurama find a way to talk to them.
That wud b so much fun I'll be like Hahahahahaha..... I told ya all... I LOVE NARUHINA.
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I predict that the united states will launch a nuclear warhead towards japan, killing the author of this manga.
ending the entire naruto manga.
see that remark right there?
that point that i made is as effective as every other prediction thread; pointless.
Fortunately Dubya is no longer in office. The likelihood of this is quite low. I live in Tokyo, and there are military assets within 20km of the city perimeter. We'd never risk the friendly fire on our own assets. We're more likely to nuke Beijing and Shanghai. To which I have to say, good riddance Chinese.
sounds true enough :D
but kishi gonna draw up some other extra footages
this is probably one of the possible endings
If it really happens that will be quite fun!!
Love your prediction! :D
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Love your prediction! :D
Welcome to the Base,btw
Hmmm not a bad suggestion, but it's probably gonna be a lot more complicated than that.
good prediction
Good prediction, Second is beter
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So what is a casserole exactly? Well, a casserole can have many definitions
• A casserole is a good thing to throw together when your brain just can't think of anything else to fix for dinner.
• A casserole is a means to use up all those bits and pieces hiding in the fridge so your family won't know they are eating leftovers.
• A casserole is a thing of comfort one takes to a shut-in or grieving family to show them how much you care, but just can't express in words.
• A casserole is a way to feed lots of people like at a church potluck or family reunion.
• A casserole is a timesaving device for busy moms who are too rushed to put a meat and two sides on the table.
• A casserole is a good excuse to invite friends over at the last minute and share some quality time.
• A casserole is a thing that takes you back to your childhood and reminds you of your Mom.
So don't be afraid of the casserole! I like a good casserole from time, but my Bil doesn't like his food "all mixed up," nor does he like any of the "extras" I put in, which causes him to spend a good deal of time picking out anything that might possibly resemble a vegetable!
But if you are in need of a good casserole for any of the reasons above, here are a few that I've been making over the years. Feel free to add any "extras" that you like because, as you know, a good casserole "grows" by whatever you like and want to put in it!
Hamburger "Lasagna"
1½-2 lbs. lean hamburger meat
1/2 medium onion, chopped
1-2 cloves garlic, chopped
salt/pepper to taste
1 jar spaghetti sauce
½ cup water
1 can fire-roasted diced tomatoes
2 tbsp brown sugar
1 tsp fennel seeds, optional
½ tsp red pepper flakes, optional
1 16-oz. bag wide noodles
1½ cups sour cream
1 tsp garlic powder
1/2 cup shredded parmesan cheese
8 oz. shredded Mozzarella cheese
8 oz. shredded Provolone cheese
Brown off the hamburger meat with the onion, garlic and salt and pepper. Drain if there is too much fat and return to the saucepan.
To the meat, add the spaghetti sauce, diced tomatoes, brown sugar, and the fennel seed and pepper flakes, if using. Put the water in the spaghetti sauce jar and shake to get all the sauce out of the jar. Add to the meat. Simmer 10 minutes. If too thick, add a bit more water.
In a small bowl, combine the sour cream, garlic powder and parmesan cheese and set aside.
Boil the noodles until al dente. Drain and rinse. Return to the cooking pot.
Stir sour cream mixture into the noodles.
In a well-buttered 9x13 baking dish, layer half of the noodle mixture, half of the meat mixture, the shredded mozzarella cheese, another layer of noodles and the rest of the meat mixture. Top with provolone. This will fill you baking dish to the very top!(You may want to set the dish on a cookie sheet to prevent spill-overs) Bake at 375 degrees 25 minutes or until heated through. Let stand about 10 minutes before serving with a salad or vegetable and lots of garlic bread.
John Benghetti
Cook together
1 lb. hamburger meat, seasoned
1 medium onion, chopped
1 medium green pepper, chopped
Drain fat if necessary.
In a large bowl combine meat mixture with:
1 can tomato soup
1 can cream of mushroom soup
1 can petite peas, drained of some of the liquid
1/4-oz. jar sliced pimentos
1 medium can sliced mushrooms
1 12-oz. pkg. wide noodles, cooked
Turn into a large casserole dish. Top with Velveeta slices.
Bake at 350 degrees 20-30 minutes until heated through. Serve with a nice salad and some garlic bread.
Mom's Skillet Dish
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In an electric skillet, brown together:
1-1½ lbs. hamburger
1 small onion, chopped
1 green bell pepper, chopped
salt, pepper, garlic powder to taste
Drain fat.
Then add and stir together:
1 can diced tomatoes
1 can corn, drained
1 can cut green beans, drained
Heat through. Pat down, reduce heat to low.
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Ms. Robinson practiced as a trial attorney for 35 years, handling a wide variety of complex litigation for both plaintiffs and defendants. She is a Fellow of the International Society of Barristers and served as its first female president from 2010 to 2011. In 2011, Ms. Robinson served as independent legal counsel to the Chair of the United Nations Peacebuilding Commission in Liberia. Ms. Robinson served from 1989 to 1997 as a federally-appointed trustee of the Dalkon Shield Trust, which disbursed more than $2.4 billion to more than 300,000 claimants in over 120 countries. She has taught as an adjunct professor at several law schools over the years and, most recently, at the Duke School of Law.
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#156615 - 03/04/06 03:23 PM Fey
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What a shame. I don't think there's any other word with quite this meaning, nor will be, given that the concept is founded on superstition and we live in more pragmatic times.
It almost makes me wish I was Scottish.
giving an impression of vague unworldliness; having supernatural powers of clairvoyance; Scottish: fated to die or at the point of death
USAGE NOTE fey, fay Fey derives from the Old English faege (doomed to die) and carries the related sense in an unusually excited state (like one about to die). By an extension, the word came to mean whimsical, otherworldly, eccentric, perhaps from confusion with fay (= a fairy or elf). This shift in meaning was noticed as early as 1950. Today the word's original meaning is all but forgottene.g.: An upsurge of book sales in cyberspace could have dramatic effects on the fortunes of the already fey and contradictory world of book publishing. ( Washington Post, Aug. 4, 1997.) BG
#156616 - 03/04/06 08:09 PM Re: Fey
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#206446 - 07/16/12 07:37 AM Re: Fey [Re: Stag_Beetle]
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Yes Stag_Beetle, I quite agree. There are many words from the ancient language of Brythonic ( which predates " Old English," it was the language of King Arthur) that are common to all three of the branches of Gaelic, ( Welsh, Irish and Scottish). Fay ( faegh) is but one.
Fay has the connotation of being connected with the gods, much as the Greek heroes were in their various mythological cycles. Therefore its ancient meaning is not at all consistent with the modern meaning of "doomed to die." Its deeper meaning has to do with living with the energy of the gods of that ancient world, and incorporating their energy into everyday life. Some individuals were talented at this and as a result were sometimes unpredictable in their conduct. This is the root meaning of "fey." Modern men and women are fascinated with the associated fearlessness of many of these ancient ones, who were often fearless in the face of death. They lived with each foot in different worlds, the human realm, susceptible to it's various impermanences, and the realm of the gods, which knows no passage of time or impermanence.
Fey is a very important word. It is a gateway to our past.
#206447 - 07/16/12 08:11 AM Re: Fey [Re: Lexonicus]
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Fey would seem to be a native English word. See Etymology On Line's entry. If it is common to the British Isles' Celtic languages it is probably because they got it from English. To say that they Brythonic languages predate Old English does not draw a good picture. The Goidelic (Irish and Scots Gaelic and Manx) and Brythonic (Welsh and Cornish) languages are in a completely different branch of the Indo-European languages from the Germanic group, of which English is an example.
#206448 - 07/16/12 11:05 AM Re: Fey [Re: Faldage]
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The Goidelic (Irish and Scots Gaelic and Manx) and Brythonic (Welsh and Cornish) languages
Let's not forget Breton, also of the Brythonic branch. There is another branch, the Continental, which includes Gaulish, and perhaps the other Celtic languages in Spain and Northern Italy / Southern Switzerland (e.g., Lepontic).
As for fey being Celtic. Do you have the root? Or any reflexes in individual Celtic languages? Fay in the sense of "fairy" is via Middle English from Old French. Fey, in the sense of "fated to die, doomed", is from Old English fǣge. "Fate, doom, destiny" in Welsh is tynged._________________________
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#206452 - 07/16/12 03:37 PM Re: Fey [Re: Stag_Beetle]
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I didn't forget Breton. I was limiting myself to the languages of the British Isles.
#206454 - 07/16/12 08:28 PM Re: Fey [Re: Faldage]
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I didn't forget Breton. I was limiting myself to the languages of the British Isles.
Fair enough. It was called Breton because the speakers were refugees from Britain._________________________
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Microsoft Entourage 2004 for MacRead MeMarch 2004© 2004 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.This document provides late-breaking information about Microsoft Entourage 2004 for Mac and is current as of the date above. After that date, you can find more current information and resources at the Microsoft website at http://www.microsoft.com/mac/.CONTENTS1 System requirements and installation2 Importing data from other applications 2.1 Importing data from Microsoft Outlook Express 5 Macintosh Edition 2.2 Importing data from Apple Mail 2.3 Importing data from Qualcomm Eudora (4.0 or later) 2.4 Importing data from Netscape Communicator (4.6 through 4.8 only) 2.5 Importing data from Claris Emailer (2.0v3 only) 2.6 Importing data from Now Contact or Now Up-to-Date 2.7 Importing data from Microsoft Outlook 2.8 Importing data from Palm Desktop 2.9 Importing data from other applications 3 Maintaining your Entourage data 3.1 Locating your Entourage data 3.2 Launching the Database Utility4 Synchronizing with handheld devices5 Known issues 5.1 NLTM v1 authentication support 5.2 Exchange Servers 5.3 Shared projects6 More help1 System requirements and installationFor information about system requirements and installing Entourage 2004, open the Installation Read Me file from the Microsoft Office 2004/Read Me folder on the Microsoft Office 2004 for Mac CD-ROM or on the Entourage CD-ROM.2 Importing data from other applicationsWhen you install Office 2004 or start Entourage 2004 for the first time, you are prompted to enter your contact information, such as your name and address. Microsoft Office 2004 for Mac uses this information to simplify tasks, such as finding driving directions in Entourage or supplying a return address in the Letter Wizard of Microsoft Word. After entering your contact information, you can use the next step in the Setup Assistant to import data by selecting which software program you want to import your data from.If you imported your data from Entourage X before starting Entourage 2004, you are not prompted to enter this information because it has already been provided.After setup is complete, you can still import data from another program at any time by clicking Import on the File menu.The following subsections list known issues with importing from some programs.2.1 Importing data from Microsoft Outlook Express 5 Macintosh EditionIf you selected default fonts for displaying, creating, or printing items in Outlook Express, you must restart Entourage to display these imported preferences.AppleScripts using "Outlook Express" need to be modified to "Microsoft Entourage" in all "tell application" statements in the script. Rules and schedules imported from Outlook Express must be updated to use the updated scripts.2.2 Importing data from Apple MailEntourage does not import Mail rules that use Address Book or move messages to IMAP account folders.Entourage does not import Exchange accounts from Mail. Because your Exchange mail is stored on an Exchange server, you must access those messages by setting up an Exchange account in Entourage.2.3 Importing data from Qualcomm Eudora (4.0 or later)Entourage does not import the "read" status of messages, but sets the status of all messages to "unread." You can quickly mark your messages as "read" by selecting their folders in the Folders list and clicking Mark All as Read on the Message menu.Entourage does not maintain links between imported attachments and their messages. The attachments are stored on your hard disk. 2.4 Importing data from Netscape Communicator (4.6 through 4.8 only)Entourage does not support importing messages directly from newer versions of Netscape Communicator or Mozilla.Be sure to select your Netscape Users folder rather than an individual profile's folder.2.5 Importing data from Claris Emailer (2.0v3 only)To import data, Claris Emailer must be running.If you have problems importing data from Claris Emailer, try assigning more memory to Emailer by using the Get Info dialog box in the Finder. For more information about assigning more memory to a program, see Mac OS Help. After you have assigned more memory to Emailer, start both Emailer and Entourage, and then begin the import process again.Entourage does not import the following from Claris Emailer: account settings, priorities, rules, mail actions, and schedules.Entourage does not maintain links between imported attachments and their messages. The attachments are stored on your hard disk.2.6 Importing data from Now Contact or Now Up-to-DateTo import data, Now Contact must be running. Entourage imports data from the data file that Now Contact is currently reading.Entourage imports data only from versions of Now Contact that run on Mac OS X. Entourage does not import photos from your Now Contacts.Unless you launch Now Contact and select the desired data file before beginning your import from Entourage, Entourage launches Now Contact and imports from the default data file.Close any open contact windows in Now Contact before importing your data into Entourage. If you are using a trial version of Now Contact, be sure to close any registration or trial version dialog boxes before beginning your import.2.7 Importing data from Microsoft OutlookWith Entourage 2004, you can view mail messages, Calendar items, and contacts stored on your Exchange server. If you want to import items that are not stored on the Exchange server, use the following procedures.Before you beginIf you haven't already, set up an Exchange server account so that you can access the Exchange server from Entourage. For more information, see Entourage Help. Make sure you know where the Outlook Personal Folders and Exchange server folders are located. In Outlook, look at the Folder list. (If you cannot see the Folder list, click Folder List on the View menu.) If you are still unsure, see Outlook Help or contact your Exchange account administrator. Check with your Exchange account administrator to be sure that there is enough storage room in your Exchange account to temporarily store your Personal Folders items during the move. To access the items in your Personal Folders from Entourage, you must move these items to the Exchange server. Then you will copy some items to your Macintosh and leave others on the Exchange server. After the copy is complete, you can delete copied items from the Exchange server. Procedures for each item are described in the next section. First, move the contents of your Outlook Personal Folders to the Exchange serverIn the Outlook folder list, open Personal Folders. (If you cannot see the Folder list, click Folder List on the View menu.) Move the items from your Personal Folders (stored on your computer) to the Exchange server folder (stored on the Exchange server) by using the following methods. - Mail - Drag individual mail messages or entire mail folders to the Inbox folder. If you want, you can create a new subfolder under the Inbox folder to store these messages. - Contacts - Drag individual contact items to the Contacts folder. If you want to move all of your contacts, click Select All on the Edit menu before dragging. - Calendar - View your Calendar items in a list view, and then drag individual Calendar items to the Calendar folder. - Notes/Tasks - Drag the entire Notes and Tasks folders into the Inbox folder. Your Outlook notes and tasks will appear as e-mail messages in Entourage. Do not drag the notes or tasks from your Personal Folders into the Notes or Tasks folder stored in the Exchange server folder. Notes and tasks stored on the Exchange server will not appear in Entourage. The Personal Folders items are now stored on the Exchange server and can be accessed by using Entourage.Next, access the Exchange server items from your Macintosh computerIn the Entourage Folder list, click your Exchange Account folder to select it. (If you cannot see the folder list, click Folder List on the View menu.) Do the following: - Mail - Your mail messages are now stored on the Exchange server, and you can access them from any Exchange client program (such as Outlook, Entourage, or Outlook Web Access). If you want to store messages on your Macintosh computer, drag the message to the Inbox folder (which is in the On My Computer folder). Messages stored in the On My Computer folder exist only on your Macintosh computer and are not synchronized with the Exchange server. - Contacts and Calendar items - All of your contacts and Calendar items are now stored on the Exchange server, and you can view them by using Entourage. If you want, you can prevent certain contacts and Calendar items from being synchronized with the Exchange server, so that they appear only in Entourage on your Macintosh computer. For more information, see Entourage Help. - Notes and tasks - Your notes and tasks are now stored on the Exchange server as e-mail messages. To convert them to Entourage notes and tasks, select the message containing your note or task, and then, on the Script menu, click Create Note from Message or Create Task from Message. The note or task is now stored in Entourage and will not be synchronized with the Exchange server. For tasks, you will need to reassign due dates and reminders. Verify that all items were correctly copied. Then, select all messages, tasks, and notes that do not need to be stored on the Exchange server and delete them. 2.8 Importing data from Palm DesktopEntourage 2004 no longer supports direct imports from Palm Desktop. To synchronize your data with Palm Desktop, do the following.To install handheld device support for Entourage, use the Handheld Sync Installer inside the Microsoft Office 2004/Additional Tools folder. To copy all your data from Palm Desktop to your Palm device, synch your Palm device with Palm Desktop. To import all your data from your Palm into Entourage, synch your Palm device with Entourage. 2.9 Importing data from other applicationsYou can directly import data only from the programs previously listed. However, you can import contacts and messages from other programs by first exporting the contacts or messages from the other program in a format that Entourage can import, and then importing them to Entourage. For more information about exporting data from a specific program, see the documentation for the program.3 Maintaining your Entourage data3.1 Locating your Entourage dataEntourage stores data, such as preferences, rules, schedules, signatures, messages, contacts, and all other Entourage items, in a database on your computer. The first time you start Entourage, the Microsoft User Data/Office 2004 Identities folder is created in the Documents folder. This folder contains the Main Identity folder, which stores the data for the first identity. Each time you create a new identity, Entourage adds a folder for it to the Office 2004 Identities folder.You can move your Microsoft User Data folder to a different location, including an AppleShare server. To do so, create an alias to the Microsoft User Data folder in the Documents folder on your computer. Do not store the data folder in the same folder as the Entourage program because it might accidentally be deleted if the program folder is deleted.If you move an individual identity folder within the Office 2004 Identities folder to a location not on your startup disk, create an alias to the identity's folder in the Office 2004 Identities folder, and then either rebuild or compact the database with the Database Utility, Entourage will create a copy of your database titled Old Database. Move the Old Database folder to the individual identity folder, and then rename the Old Database folder to Database.3.2 Launching the Database UtilityThe Database Utility, a new tool in Office 2004, helps verify, compact, and repair your Entourage databases. You can launch the Database Utility in one of two ways:Hold down the OPTION key when first launching Entourage.-or-Open the Office folder and double-click the Database Utility application. 4 Synchronizing with handheld devicesTo synchronize your handheld device with Entourage, you must first launch the Handheld Synch Installer in the Microsoft Office 2004/Additional Tools folder. For more information, read the Handheld Synch Read Me document.5 Known issues5.1 NTLM v1 authentication supportEntourage no longer supports NTLM v1 authentication. Entourage does support NTLM v2.5.2 Exchange ServersWe recommend that you do not connect to the same mailbox with both Entourage 2004 and Entourage X Exchange Update (10.1.4). Entourage 2004 corrects numerous issues with Entourage X Exchange Update.When you use Outlook 2003 in cache mode to rename a folder in your Exchange mailbox, subfolders might not continue to synch properly. This is a known issue with certain versions of Exchange server. Be sure that your Exchange server has the latest updates applied.Sending messages to Distribution Lists might cause the Exchange server to modify the messages in the following ways.Plain text messages might convert to HTML. HTML messages created in Word for Mac might have formatting changes. When you quit Entourage, select another folder, or go to your contacts or Calendar, the Public Folders cache is erased. The next time you start Entourage, you must download your Public Folders list by clicking Public Folders in the Folders list under your Exchange Account. To avoid downloading the entire Public Folder list each time you want to view a public folder, you can subscribe to public folders that you use regularly.Before a delegate can access your e-mail, contacts, and calendar in Entourage, you must first use Microsoft Outlook to specify delegate settings and to give the delegate at least reviewer permission to the root level of the Exchange mailbox. For more information, see the Entourage Help topic, "Set up delegate access in Outlook."Invitations that you send directly to your delegate will not have standard Accept and Decline buttons. These invitations will be already reflected in the delegate's calendar. To reply to a meeting, the delegate can send a separate e-mail message.If your Exchange server is configured with URLScan, read the Knowledge Base article about fine tuning on the Microsoft website at http://www.microsoft.com. The article contains the settings you need for Entourage to connect to your Exchange server. If Exchange account folders are visible in Outlook but not in Entourage, make sure you have installed the latest update to Exchange. To access Exchange account folders within Entourage, use Outlook or Outlook Web Access (OWA) to rename the folder and then rename it again to its original name. The folder will then be visible within Entourage.5.3 Shared projectsShared projects rely on the permissions of the folder where they are stored to prevent unauthorized access. Any individual with read access to the folder where your project is stored can view the contents of the project. This might expose confidential information to those who are not invited to join the project. To maintain the security of your project data, be sure that your project's folder permissions limit access to members of the project. Anyone can forward a project invitation to others, which notifies them of the project's location if the recipient is an Entourage 2004 user. You might not want them to join the project. Appropriately designating your project's file permissions helps prevent problems like this from occurring.6 More helpFor additional technical assistance, you can get support information on the Web at http://support.microsoft.com. You can also contact Microsoft Product Support Services in the United States. In Canada, call (905) 568-2294 for standard support, and (800) 668-7975 for paid assisted support.
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The Phillies and the world of baseball lost a legend today in Hall of Fame Broadcaster, Harry Kalas, 73. I was at Nationals Park when it happened, unaware of the events going on above me in the broadcast booth. When I saw the tribute photo on the scoreboard right before the game and realized what had happened, my heart sunk. Looking quickly at my cell phone which I had apparently left the ringer off, I saw the 8 missed calls from people trying to reach me so I would not be shocked by the news. But I had been wandering around the ballpark for 2 ½ hours at that point, and since I never looked at the phone, I had no idea. I sat down in my chair and cried, and much to my own surprise, I was not able to stop. By the 4th inning, the Nationals fan next to me finally decided to try cracking a few jokes to see if I would snap out of it. I tried to distract myself by taking photos, but I just couldn't shake it.
The Phillies won the game, but I do not remember most of what happened. Harry had been with the team since 1971 and I just kept thinking, I was born in 1972 and had been listening to this man literally my entire life. To me, he was baseball. Not only that, but I have had the great privilege over the last four years or so to have occasionally spent time with Harry, talking about baseball and listening to his stories. I keep thinking about the last time we spoke this past January after an award dinner, when I teased him about his terrible smoking habit again; and again, he smiled and told me , "I know, I know." I keep thinking about all the stories I am never going to hear again; I'll never hear his signature, "It's outta here!" or his famous rendition of "High Hopes." I thought of Harry as a friend, as did nearly anyone who had the pleasure of meeting him. But that was just Harry; he made even the most casual fan feel like you had known him forever. The man had a big heart and you could feel it when he entered a room.
I had a very long two hour car ride home tonight where I tried desperately to drown out the voices in my head and fight back tears, but I am still at a loss. I know Harry would not want us to be mired in sadness, but how can we not. Harry touched the lives of everyone he met and anyone who ever heard his voice; baseball will never be the same without him. The world will never be the same without him. I try to tell myself that death is a part of life in which we will all someday share; that there is another Angel looking down upon us. But none of these things will bring comfort right now to the heavy hearts of all who knew Harry.
My heart goes out to Harry's family and friends. Let us grieve for today, and tomorrow, celebrate a life that will never be forgotten. We will miss you, Harry.
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So sorry to hear about Harry Kalas' death. My prayers go out to his family, the Phillies organization, and fans (and bloggers!). May he rest in peace. He died a WS champion. Godspeed. Tough week for baseball.
By greg1969 on April 13, 2009 6:41 PM
Jenn – I am so sorry for the the entire Phillies Family. The baseball Gods have not been to kind to us fans taking three of our own home in less then a week. God Bless all of you. I will keep you in my thoughts and fans.
Tough week for baseball indeed. Broadcasters like Harry Kalas become part your daily routine, part of your life, part of your family. God bless him, his family, friends and fans.Russhttp://wight4256.mlblogs.com
Jenn – I was in disbelief yesterday when my husband called to tell me this; initially I didn't believe him. I think I said "Are you serious?" or something like that. How the players kept their composure during that game is beyond me. Harry was a true treasure, and a wonderful person. We will all miss him.
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Thinking about you and the rest of Phillies fans worldwide during this sad time, Jenn. Keep your head up. The memories will be there forever and Harry would want us to remember those good times as we move forward. My heart goes out to you.
This is a very sad time for fans everywhere in baseball. I can't believe this has happened. It's so hard to deal with. But look at it this way, Harry is finally with his best friend again. God Bless you and his family. He will be greatly missed.
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Concerns about pension and settlement income streams prompted an investor alert from regulators last month. The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) warned pension holders, individuals receiving income from lawsuit settlements and investors about abuses in the marketing of products referred to as pension loans, pension income programs, mirrored pensions, factored structured settlements or secondary-market annuities.
These products are created and sold by factoring companies, which may refer to themselves as pension-purchasing companies or structured-settlement companies. The business model is pretty straightforward: Purchase a stream of income for as little as possible, sell the stream of income to an investor and pocket both the difference between the purchase and sale price plus various transaction fees. Factoring companies will offer a lump-sum dollar amount to the pension or settlement recipient that is less than what the current value of all future payments is worth. The companies may also sell the income stream without properly disclosing risks and charging high transaction fees.
Regulators advise those considering selling their pensions or settlements to question whether the transaction is actually legal. Federal law may prevent or restrict retirees from "assigning" their pensions. A sale of a structured settlement may need court approval. Would-be sellers should also question whether they are receiving a good price, what the reputation of the purchasing company is and what the tax consequences are. Also, they should ask if a life insurance policy will be required and factor that cost into the actual aftertax proceeds.
Investors considering pension or structured income-stream products should realized that the advertised yields of 5.75% to 7.75% may not be as attractive as they first seem. Commissions can be 7% or higher, the securities will likely not be registered with the SEC, they can be very difficult to sell and your "rights" to the income stream could face legal challenges. Investors need to specifically inquire about the financial status of the organization making the payment and who is sending the check. Some arrangements call for the pensioner to manually send the check and that person may refuse to do so. As is the case with any other investment product, look into the reputation of the company offering the product and find out how the salesperson is being compensated.
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Name of Product: Brinkmann-brand and Charmglow-brand Gas Grills manufactured by Brinkmann
Units: About 130,000
Grill Manufacturer: The Brinkmann Corporation, of Dallas, Texas
Regulator Manufacturer: Zhonghshan GDA Gas Valve Co. Ltd., of China
Hazard: The regulators on these gas grills, the component that controls the amount of gas released to the burner, could leak gas when attached to certain liquid propane tanks. This poses a risk of fire and burn injuries.
Incidents/Injuries: The Brinkmann Corporation has received two reports of a small flame reportedly due to gas leaking at or near the propane cylinder. No injuries or property damage have been reported.
Description: The recall involves Brinkmann-brand and Charmglow-brand gas grills. The regulator is attached to the side of the grills. Only grills that have regulators with the name "GDA" are affected by this recall. The grills have three to six burners and the name "Brinkmann" or "Charmglow" on the lid.
Sold at: Home centers, sporting goods and hardware stores nationwide from January 2005 through September 2005 for between $150 and $900.
Manufactured in: China
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Consumer Contact: Call Brinkmann toll-free at (800) 675-5301 between 8:30 a.m. and 5 p.m. CT Monday through Friday. Consumers also can log on to the company's Web site at www.brinkmann.net to request a repair kit.
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The reason you see different colors on restored cars? Everybody and their brother has tried to duplicate the blue/grey color of original springs. You finally get something you can live with and call it a day. We probably mixed 20 pints of paint trying for a color. The only thing that jumps out at me is you are missing a retainer on the mid rear section of the springs. Mine has 3 where you only have 2. Mike keep in mind I have 5 leaf springs and that maybe the difference. Somebody with 4 leaf setup will let you know


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Methotrexate, sometimes called MTX, reduces inflammation caused by juvenile idiopathic arthritis (JIA).
Why It Is Used
Most experts believe the potential benefits of methotrexate in children with JIA are greater than the risks of serious side effects, and methotrexate has become the preferred second-line medicine for children with JIA. It is generally reserved for children who do not respond to nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs). But some children who have JIA, especially those with polyarticular and extended oligoarticular JIA, gain significant benefit from early methotrexate treatment. Methotrexate reduces symptoms and may slow joint damage.
Methotrexate may also be used for resistant chronic inflammatory eye disease (uveitis) in children with JIA.
How Well It Works
Methotrexate appears to be effective for juvenile idiopathic arthritis.1 Methotrexate may:
- Reduce pain and allow more movement.
- Help control rash.
- Help with eye inflammation.
Side Effects
Serious but rare side effects of methotrexate include:
- Low blood counts.
- Inflammation of the lungs (allergic pneumonitis).
- Liver inflammation (abnormal liver enzyme blood tests or hepatitis) or mild to moderate scarring (fibrosis). Liver inflammation or fibrosis seems to be less common and less severe in children than in adults.
- Severe liver damage (severe scarring or cirrhosis). Cirrhosis is not reversible, but it is rare and is most often seen in patients with liver disease, diabetes, or alcohol abuse.
Minor side effects include:
- Stomach and intestinal symptoms (nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, or stomach upset). If your child becomes severely dehydrated from vomiting or diarrhea, methotrexate should be stopped until the symptoms go away.
- Mouth sores.
- Hair thinning.
None of these side effects are permanent. Folic acid supplements may decrease the severity of side effects.
Effects on blood cells and liver inflammation can be detected early by regular blood tests (every 1 to 2 months) and almost always return to normal when methotrexate is discontinued. Regular blood tests may help detect liver inflammation. In very rare cases, inflammation can lead to more serious liver scarring (fibrosis or cirrhosis).
Anyone taking methotrexate must avoid alcohol use to prevent significant drug interactions.
Women taking methotrexate should avoid becoming pregnant, as the drug causes miscarriage and possibly birth defects.
See Drug Reference for a full list of side effects. (Drug Reference is not available in all systems.)
What To Think About
Children who are taking methotrexate should not take other medicines without the approval of the doctor who is treating their JIA. Methotrexate interacts dangerously with certain other medicines. Methotrexate should not be used in children who have chronic liver disease. Some children with kidney disease can take methotrexate, but they require an adjusted dose and careful monitoring.
Frequent blood monitoring for blood cell counts and liver function enzymes should be done during methotrexate therapy.
Methotrexate may increase the risk for certain infections, such as shingles and pneumonia.
Methotrexate has been shown to be safe for long-term use in most children, but it is still usually tapered off and stopped about 1 year after remission.2
Complete the new medication information form (PDF)(What is a PDF document?) to help you understand this medication.
Nistala K, et al. (2009). Juvenile idiopathic arthritis. In GS Firestein et al., eds., Kelley's Textbook of Rheumatology, 8th ed., vol. 2, pp. 1657-1675. Philadelphia: Saunders Elsevier.
Giannini EH, Brunner HI (2005). Treatment of juvenile rheumatoid arthritis. In WJ Koopman, LW Moreland, eds., Arthritis and Allied Conditions, 15th ed., vol. 1, pp. 1301-1318. Philadelphia: Lippincott Williams and Wilkins.
ByHealthwise Staff
Primary Medical ReviewerSusan C. Kim, MD - Pediatrics
Specialist Medical ReviewerJohn Pope, MD - Pediatrics
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If that's the case, then life in Kenedy now must be even better than "better."
A new H-E-B grocery store and H-E-B convenience store opened in Kenedy last week and store leaders and team members welcomed local folks with open arms to the celebration.
Guests were welcomed to a preview luncheon on Thursday, July 24, to let local folks get a "sneak peek" inside the new H-E-B store in Kenedy. Community members were excited to see the new store.
On Friday morning, July 25, at 6 a.m. the time had arrived for the new H-E-B grocery store, which is more than three times the size of the old one, to officially open for business.
A small group of people were lined up to be the first customers to walk inside the new store located near the intersection of U.S. Highway 181 and State Highway 72 West.
A few hours later on Friday morning, H-E-B hosted a ribbon cutting ceremony and celebration in front of a large crowd gathered at the front of the new store.
Suzanne Wade, president of HEB San Antonio welcomed visitors to the new store.
"I am so pleased that we are opening this store today," Wade said. "We have been wanting to do it for a long time."
"This is your store," Wade said. "You have supported us for 80 years and this is your payback. It is a beautiful store. It is a huge store inside."
Store leaders said 80 additional workers have been hired to staff the much larger store, bringing the total staff close to 150.
Kenedy H-E-B Store Director Jimmy Sordia thanked both H-E-B employees and the community for their support during the event.
"I would like to thank you, the community, for giving back," Sordia said. "It is because of you – that is why we are here."
James Aulds, with H-E-B Petroleum spoke briefly about the HEB convenience store that opened earlier in the week, which is the largest convenience store in the HEB chain with 20 fuel pumps and a McDonalds restaurant inside the store. Aulds said the convenience store would be open 24-hours per day.
Eight local non-profit groups were presented a total of $67,000 in cash and store products as part of the event.
The South Texas Children's Home received a contribution of $8,000 plus $3,000 worth of products in inventory at the old Kenedy store.
The Kenedy school district, Karnes City ISD education foundation, Runge school district, Kenedy Police Department, Kenedy Volunteer Fire Department, Karnes City Volunteer Fire Department and the Kenedy Public Library were each presented with contributions of $8,000.
Near the end of the ceremony, HEB team leader and team members cut the ribbon, officially opening the new store for business as applause and cheers were heard from the crowd.
Local people shared comments on Facebook about the new store, most of which were very positive.
"I really like having a new store," Daniel Villanueva said. "It makes this town look nice having a bigger H-E-B. And it will bring more jobs... It will help the community and also the elderly by having a drive-through pharmacy – no need for them to park and walk inside. That's an advantage for them."
Some expressed concerns about added traffic and congestion in the area near the intersection of U.S. Highway 181 and State Highway 72 West.
"I love the new store," said June Diaz. "What concerns me is the traffic at that corner and the impatient drivers trying to get in and out. It can be a little scary."
Joni Huwe expressed similar concerns about the area near the intersection.
"The new store, McDonald's, and convenience fuel store are nice but getting into and out of the parking lot is a nightmare," Huwe said. "The turning lane on Hwy. 181 is like playing a game of chicken to try to see who goes first. People turning left and people turning right all from the same turning lane at a very busy intersection often has people's vehicles at a face to face standstill. Dangerous."
According to the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT), there are no plans to install any new traffic signals in the area of the two new H-E-B stores located between Joe Gulley Park and U.S. Highway 181. Kenedy City Manager Ford Patton said a traffic signal could not be installed at the intersection of Bellaire Boulevard and State Highway 72 West because it would be too close to the main highway intersection.
For some, the opening of the new stores was bittersweet because while two new stores were opening, the old store was closing its doors – the end of an era.
"A lot of memories were made," former H-E-B employee Brandon Briones said regarding the old store that had recently become vacant. "Now it is time to close that chapter and start a new one with H-E-B #693"
"I had a blast working in this store," Briones added. "Bye bye, #155, you will be missed. The best is yet to come. Are you ready? Then hold no regrets and embrace the best thing to hit Kenedy in a long, long, time. HEB #693 is the place to be! Here Everything's Better!"
The new 40,000 square-foot grocery store features more than 10,000 new items and is more than three times the size of the store currently in operation in Kenedy, but smaller than the H-E-B Stores in Floresville and Beeville. The new store will feature a deli, a drive-through pharmacy and many other features that customers are used to seeing at larger H-E-B stores.


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In this Chuck Season 3 Blu Ray DVD, you'll find no more Mr. Nice Spy! Chuck is back and he's the Chuck you know: the hapless Nerd Herder hopelessly devoted to sexy super spy Sarah. And he's the Chuck you don't know: a master martial artist whose brain is locked and loaded with the new Intersect 2.0. How the two Chucks clash, bash and (sometimes) cooperate makes these season three Chuck Blu Ray DVDs total, action-packed fun. More new stuff: A dashing rival (Brandon Routh) joins the team, someone from Chuck's Buy More life discovers his secret and Chuck learns the spy biz can turn the nicest guy dark and dangerous. "For the last two years, we've protected Chuck from the world," the General notes in these Chuck videos from season three. "But now we have to protect the world from Chuck."
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Carol W. Curry
Carol W. Curry of Grahamsville, NY passed away on Tuesday, December 11, 2012 at Newton Hospital. She was 71.
A funeral service was on Friday, December 14, 2012 at Colonial Memorial Funeral Home, 396 State Route 52, Woodbourne, NY 12788. Rev. Bob Kersten officiated. Interment followed at Grahamsville Rural Cemetery.
John J. Dorney
John J. Dorney, a longtime resident of Shohola, PA, passed away at the age of 77, on Wednesday, December 12, 2012, at home, in the arms of his loving wife.
A mass of Christian burial was held on Monday, December 17, 2012 at 12 noon at St. Ann's Church, Shohola. Father Thomas Major and Father Paul Mullen officiated. Cremation followed at MacLennan Hall Crematory, Milford, PA. Burial of John's cremains will be buried in St. Ann's Cemetery at a later date.
Donations can be made to St. Ann's Church, 123 Richardson Ave., Shohola, PA 18458 or Hands Together, P.O. Box 80985, Springfield, MA 01138.
Stella May Higby
Stella May Higby, of Howells, NY, passed away Wednesday, December 12, peacefully, at her residence. She was 91.
Funeral services were on Saturday, December 15, at Morse Funeral Home, Inc. Burial followed in Howells Cemetery, Howells, NY.
Phyllis Donaldson Johnston
Phyllis Donaldson Johnston of Damascus, PA and formerly of Bronx, NY, died on Friday, December 14, 2012 at Wayne Memorial Hospital. She was 86.
Cremation was held at Maple Hill at Salem Crematory. A memorial mass will be celebrated on Friday, December 21 at St. Joseph's Church in Rileyville at 10 a.m. Interment will follow in Hillcrest Cemetery, Galilee.
Memorial contributions can be made to St. Joseph's Church, c/o St. John the Evangelist Parish, 414 Church St. Honesdale, PA 18431 or Damascus Twp. Vol. Ambulance Corp., PO Box 63, Damascus, PA 18415.
Peter A. Karadontes
Peter A. Karadontes of Jeffersonville, NY passed away unexpectedly in Miami, Florida on Friday, November 23, 2012. He was 78.
Funeral services were on Wednesday, December 19 at 11 a.m. at Ramsay's Funeral Home, 275 S. Main St., Liberty, NY. Fr. Chris Talleos officiated. Burial will be private and at the convenience of the family.
Ceceilia M. McKee
Ceceilia M. McKee of Lackawaxen, PA, a longtime resident of the area, passed away peacefully Friday, December 14, 2012 at home with her family by her side. She was 74.
A mass of Christian burial was held Wednesday, December 19 at St. Ann's Church, Shohola, PA. Christian burial will take place in St. Ann's Cemetery, Shohola.
Donations may be made to Hospice of the Sacred Heart, 130 Wilkes Barre Township Blvd, Wilkes Barre, PA 18702. Special thanks to the women who assisted Ceceilia and her family during this time.
Helen Wolyniec
Helen Wolyniec of Cochecton, NY, a former kitchen worker at St. Joseph's Hospital in Yonkers, NY, died Tuesday, December 11, 2012 at Orange Regional Medical Center. She was 84.
Services were held Friday, December 14, at St. Georges Church, Jeffersonville, NY. Father Ignatius Vu officiated. Burial was in St. Josephs Cemetery, Yonkers.
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