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Maggie Gaston - Flat-coated Retriever / Mixed (long coat) Dog For Adoption
Mutt Dog For Adoption in Rockaway, NJ
|Female Female
Maggie Gaston
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|Rockaway, NJ 07866
- Physical Attributes
Coat Length Long Altered No
- Behavioral Characteristics
OK with Kids No OK with Dogs Yes OK with Cats Yes Energy Level Moderate Activity Level Moderately Active Exercise Needs Moderate Fence Required Any Type Other
- Yard Required
- Crate Trained
- Likes to Play with Toys
- Personality
Personality Characteristics
- Timid
- Affectionate
- Additional Information
Was the Dog Found No Other
- Description
Posted Breed: Flat-coated Retriever / Mixed (long coat). Lucky & Maggie ended up in the shelter when their owner passed away & they had nowhere else to go. Her buddy, Lucky, did get adopted. Maggie is shy around new people but once she warms up she is a doll. She is housebroken, crate trained and plays with 4 other dogs in her foster home. Maggie needs someone who is patient, kind and loving to take her under their wing and let her thrive. she loves to play with toys and loves treats. A home with a fenced in yard would be best for her. Maggie does have epilepsy and is on monthly medication to control any seizures. the medication costs approximately $30 a month
|A mongrel, mixed-breed dog
|A mongrel, mutt, or mixed-breed dog, is a dog that is not the result of breeding within an existing breed or to modify or create a breed and belongs to no breed. In the United States, the term "mixed-breed" is a favored synonym over "mongrel" among many who wish to avoid negative connotations associated with the latter term. The implication that such dogs must be a mix of defined breeds may stem from an inverted understanding of the origins of dog breeds. Pure breeds have been, for the most part, artificially created from random-bred populations by human selective breeding with the purpose of enhancing desired physical, behavioral, or temperamental characteristics. Dogs that are not purebred are not necessarily a mix of such defined breeds. Therefore, among experts and fans of such dogs, "Mongrel" is still the preferred term.
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XP Duke - in Texas - Boxer / Mixed (short coat) Dog For Adop...
Date listed: 01/20/2017
rescue Breed: Boxer-Unknown Mix Sex: Male Male Age: Adult Location: Rockaway, NJPosted Breed: Boxer / Mixed (short coat). Duke is about 4-5 years old, and is a boxer mix! We think Duke was possibly used as a bait dog, as he has scars on his body. Now on to the better part....Duke is quite possibly the coolest dog that has ever come to this house. He has the funniest personality, and keeps everyone laughing. He sits like a human on the sofa, will paw at you to be pet, and he smiles....and did I mention he has the absolute cutest underbite EVER!! Duke has a funny little run too, and loves to fetch sticks and balls for us. He walks well on the leash. He can scale a 4 foot fence, so it would have to be someone with a secured area. He is an absolute delight, and now I know why everyone was frantic to save him. He is VERY deserving of it!! Duke loves to cuddle with people, and was great with everyone that came to my house. He loves car rides. It was something we could do to relax him. He definitely needs a very strong leader. Updated bio: Duke does not like to be crated & we had to go to pretty extreme measures to keep him locked up. The prior foster in Texas would be happy to talk to anyone willing to give him a try. She really loved him and repeatedly said how loving and affectionate he is, but he does have issues. He is high energy, has some separation anxiety/crate issues so he would do best in a home where someone was around most of the time. He needs a strong leader, sufficient activity, structure and discipline. Duke is good with most dogs, but can be male selective. He was good with my male dog for about 7 months, and then he decided that they were no longer friends. Duke is not with Eleventh Hour Rescue, but is with a rescue group in Texas. His adoption fee is $375 which includes all vetting and transport to the Northeast. Please note that our rescues are saved from high kill shelters in TX. If you're interested in Duke, please email email@example.com for more information.Tags:
XP Lucy - Chihuahua / Mixed Dog For Adoption
Date listed: 12/16/2016
rescue Breed: Chihuahua-Unknown Mix Sex: Female Female Location: Rockaway, NJPosted Breed: Chihuahua / Mixed. Lucy (also known as Socks) is a lovable girl who loves attention and getting belly and back rubs. She's a playful little dog who likes to play with our beagle and catching a ball. Lucy has not been around cats but has been around dogs prior to being with us. She is cautious around other dogs except our beagle. Lucy barks at people approaching the house except us. She knows when strangers approach the house. She does bark at people she does not know. Like Precious she is learning the command "no barking". Once she gets to know the person she'll want attention and lies for belly rubs. She does not guard her food. Also, like Precious, Lucy loves sitting or laying by your feet. If you are interested in Lucy or Precious, please call Manny or Lourdes at 973 993-9271 Home or 973 727-9852 Cell.Tags:
XP Wendy - Pit Bull Terrier (short coat) Dog For Adoption
Date listed: 08/13/2016
rescue Breed: American Pit Bull Terrier Sex: Female Female Age: Senior Location: Rockaway, NJPosted Breed: Pit Bull Terrier (short coat). Wendy is a wonderful 9 year old pit bull who can no longer stay in my home. She is very petite and maybe only 60 pounds. She is off leash trained and loves children. She has a very affectionate personality and would love just laying around with you all day. She also loves to play fetch! Wendy does have some separation issues, but being crated while you are out usually works. She is already housebroken so no need to worry about that. She does like some dogs that she meets, but not every one. But she is a wonderful girl who really loves people - she would make a great family pet. If you'd like to meet Wendy or learn more about her, please call 862-432-7317 & speak with Samantha.Tags:
XP Pavi in Texas - Flat-coated Retriever / Mixed (medium coa...
Date listed: 08/13/2016
rescue Breed: Mutt Sex: Male Male Location: Rockaway, NJPosted Breed: Flat-coated Retriever / Mixed (medium coat). Pavi is a beautiful, 70 lb Flat Coat Retriever mix. He is a happy boy, a little on the shy side when he first meets people but he will warm up quickly. He does well with other dogs and would make a wonderful companion. He had an eye injury when we rescued him, but he had surgery and he has no issues with his eye now. Pavi is not with Eleventh Hour Rescue. His adoption fee is $375. For an application please send an email request to firstname.lastname@example.com:
Cher, Sonny's Mom - Pit Bull Terrier (short coat) Dog For Ad...
Date listed: 06/18/2016
rescue Breed: American Pit Bull Terrier Sex: Female Female Age: Senior Location: Rockaway, NJPosted Breed: Pit Bull Terrier (short coat). Cher is a 9 year old Pit Bull who came into the shelter along with her son, Sonny. Both of them are very sweet & people friendly, just really nice dogs. Cher is an affectionate girl who just loves attention - she loves to be petted & to cuddle with her people. She takes treats very gently and appears to let you know when she needs to go out. She knows the commands sit, paw, down and stay. She loves to play, but has destroyed every stuffed toy she owns. She still plays with them, minus the stuffing and squeakers. Cher rides like a lady in the car & enjoys just sitting in a car, even when it's not moving. She loves to go for walks & is good on a leash. Cher is good with older kids - little kids make her nervous - but she isn't fond of other dogs so she needs to be the only dog in the house. However, when passing a dog that is in its own yard, unleashed, Cher just ignores them. Cher is just a HONEY of a dog who needs some love and attention! She is very sweet, smart and loves "her" people! Cher has been spayed & fully vetted & is ready for her new home. If you'd like to meet Cher, please complete an adoption application & be sure to mention her name.Tags:
Prince - Pit Bull Terrier / German Shepherd Dog / Mixed (sho...
Date listed: 06/18/2016
rescue Breed: American Pit Bull Terrier-German Shepherd Dog Mix Sex: Male Male Age: Young Location: Rockaway, NJPosted Breed: Pit Bull Terrier / German Shepherd Dog / Mixed (short coat). Prince is a very loving & playful Blue Nose Pit/German Shepherd mix. He can get pretty excited, but petting calms him down and after a minute he will roll over & you can pet his tummy. He is a pretty big puppy and a big baby, weighing 76 lbs! He loves to chew on durable toys and big bones. He is up to date on his shots and neutered. He is crate trained, housebroken, he likes other dogs & is good with people, but wouldn't be good with small children as he doesn't realize his size & could knock them down when he's excited. His foster mom describes him as 76 lbs. of love - goofy & a lapdog! If you would like to meet him, please fill out an adoption application & mention him by name - PRINCE!Tags:
XP Bonnie - Clifton, NJ - Cattle Dog / Rottweiler / Mixed (s...
Date listed: 06/18/2016
rescue Breed: Rottweiler-Unknown Mix Sex: Female Female Age: Adult Location: Rockaway, NJPosted Breed: Cattle Dog / Rottweiler / Mixed (short coat). Bonnie is a 3-year-old Cattle Dog/Rottweiler mix who needs a special home. She is a fearful dog who bonds well with one person or a couple of people - when meeting someone new, she can be quite apprehensive at first. She is high energy, but she gets along well with other dogs & with cats, too. Bonnie is quite energetic & would do best with an experienced owner who is willing to work with her to help her overcome her fearfulness. Bonnie is spayed, up to date on vaccinations, is heartworm negative & she is also crate trained. If you are interested in finding out more about Bonnie, please email email@example.com:
XP Oreo Terrier - Pit Bull Terrier (short coat) Dog For Adop...
Date listed: 06/11/2016
rescue Breed: American Pit Bull Terrier Sex: Female Female Age: Adult Location: Rockaway, NJPosted Breed: Pit Bull Terrier (short coat). Oreo is very friendly, affectionate, and playful. She LOVES to cuddle. She is housebroken, too. Unfortunately, she does not get along with other dogs or cats. She needs a home with adults or older children and absolutely no pets! If anyone is interested in meeting Oreo, please contact Margaret by calling 862-220-8582 or emailing email@example.com:
XP Precious - Chihuahua / Mixed Dog For Adoption
Date listed: 06/11/2016
rescue Breed: Chihuahua-Unknown Mix Sex: Female Female Age: Adult Location: Rockaway, NJPosted Breed: Chihuahua / Mixed. Precious has a sweet personality and just wants to be loved. She looks at you with pleading eyes. She enjoys running and playing with Lucy. She is 5 years old and is a small girl at only 16 pounds. Precious has not been around cats but has been around dogs prior to being with us. She is cautious around other dogs except our beagle. She barks at people approaching the house except us. She knows when strangers approach the house. She does bark at people she does not know. She is learning the command "no barking". Once she gets to know the person she'll want attention and belly rubs. She does not guard her food. Precious loves sitting or laying by your feet. She has a passive disposition. If you are interested in Lucy or Precious, please call Manny or Lourdes at 973 993-9271 Home or 973 727-9852 Cell.Tags:
Sandra Dee - Pit Bull Terrier / Mixed (short coat) Dog For A...
Date listed: 03/18/2016
rescue Breed: American Pit Bull Terrier-Unknown Mix Sex: Female Female Age: Adult Location: Rockaway, NJPosted Breed: Pit Bull Terrier / Mixed (short coat). Hello, my name is Sandra, or Sandy, as my foster mom calls me. I am a "pocket pit" mix - I'm so tiny that I can almost fit in your pocket! I am about 35 pounds and I'm crate trained and house trained, but I prefer to roam free as I am not destructive in my current home. I came to 11th Hour in September 2011 after being abandoned in New York, and they saved me! Only a few short months later I went into a foster home, which I have been in since February of 2012. I am a good girl, I love to exercise and play with my toys all day. And I enjoy walks and hikes, too. I get energetic at times, but I just want to play. I prefer a home with no pets, as I am a Princess. I love to snuggle with my foster mom and watch movies, I love to burrow under blankets and sleep in her bed. I get cautious with new people, but learn to trust. I know that I am looking for a very special kind of home where I can be happy & safe. If you think you can provide that home for me, please fill out an adoption application and meet me today!Tags:


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Nat King Cole Born Today
March 17, 2008. Posted by Joshua Jackson.Add new comment | Filed under: Birthdays, capitol recordings, danny boy, education, foggy day, Jazz Osmosis, king cole trio, luck of the irish, Masters, mosaic records, nat cole, nat king cole, nat king cole trio, nature boy, param name, rhapsody, scholarship money, smoky voice, tea, Video, www youtube
As the luck of the Irish would have it, Nathaniel Adams Cole , aka Nat King Cole, was born on this date. Most people know him more as the singer of "Nature Boy" than of "Danny Boy."
I think I love Nat Cole's piano playing as much as, if not more than, I love his smoky voice. Years ago, I spent college scholarship money on the 18-CD set on Mosaic Records, The Complete Capitol Recordings of the Nat King Cole Trio. 349 songs from 1942-1961. Now out of print...
I suppose that technically counted as an education expense, right?
Anyway, here's a video of Nat Cole playing "Tea for Two." Listen for the "Foggy Day" quote in his introduction, and to his "Rhapsody in Blue" reference in his solo. - Josh


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About the Author: Barry B. White serves as U.S. Ambassador to Norway.
My own football -- or, as we Americans say, soccer -- experience has been following my three sons to their many games over the years. My sons' enthusiasm for soccer has taught me how much the game means to so many around the world, something we saw during the World Cup in South Africa earlier this year. It is also something I've observed right here in Ekeberg, just outside of Oslo, at the Norway Cup.
Started in 1972, the Norway Cup has grown to become the biggest youth soccer festival in the world. Over 30,000 participants come from 54 nations around the world to play 3,400 matches over the course of a week.
At one point, there were over 30 U.S. teams competing in the Norway Cup. This year, the only participating U.S. team was the Players Soccer Club from Las Vegas, Nevada. I had the opportunity to watch the team's first match, and I was not disappointed. Not only did the team win, but the young women also demonstrated good sportsmanship, representing our country with honor.
In the future, I would like to see more American youth coming to Norway, and more Norwegian youth going to the United States. The Norway Cup is an excellent starting point for these interactions, and I hope to see more U.S. teams competing in the tournament next year.
One of my local staff members played in the Norway Cup years ago and remembers it fondly as a great experience and a place where young people, often for the first time in their lives, met and developed friendships with individuals from other countries. The best arenas for diplomacy are opportunities that bring together youth from all over the world to share cultural experiences, whether in the classroom or on the soccer field.
August 12 marks International Youth Day. In December 2009, the United Nations General Assembly adopted a resolution proclaiming the year commencing this International Youth Day as the International Year of Youth. Learn more at www.un.org.
Omar S. in Arkansas writes:
Soccer is one of the top sports played and watched in the world, for some fans soccer players are more than idles and the game is somewhat close to religion.
whats fascinating about soccer is that you could be cheering for a certain team but from the excitement and pleasure the game gives the fans they would cheer for both teams they would cheer for the GAME.
Soccer, A wonderful way to interact with other nations.
Eric in New Mexico writes:
Amb. White,
Funny, I just ran into a group of Norwegian kids at the local Dunkin' Donuts on a cross country tour (on some ed. exchange program or another) while getting coffee one morning last month.
Cool kids, shared a little local history, compared winters...
Can positively report exchange is happening,


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Here's how RW members rated this race in the past (119 votes).
In short: Enjoyable hard work.In full: I love this race. Lovely weather, lovely scenery, lovely hills, lovely people & lovely prizes. Date of review: October 23, 2008
In short: great uplifting scenery, fantastic, killing hills, but not enough water on the routeIn full: It was an unseasonally hot day, and running up through the low-lying mist was glorious. The hills were as dastardly as advertised, but i felt that four water stations on a 20-mile route were not really enough and there was one 6-mile stretch between stations which is too long with all those hills. Marshalls were great, as always, but could have done with someone at the top of the final zig-zag down to the finish as when you're that tired, you can't remember where you came up!Date of review: October 18, 2008
In short: Scenic, hilly and welcoming. A fun course up and around the South Downs.In full: While I was using the JSJ20 as preparation for the Beachy Head marathon I was hoping for a fine day out and wasn't disappointed. The course was beautiful in the sun and mist and quite challenging (though not as tough as expected). Mostly off-road although the long descent on the road towards the end was very painful. Worth a detour!Date of review: October 14, 2008
In short: A great, testing, long run.In full: This run will test you in new ways - it has hill hazards, off road hazards, horse hazards, cow hazards and scenery so beautiful and distracting it is a hazard! The unusual distance of 20 miles means that this very tough and hilly run will leave you with the same satisfyingly knackered feeling of having run a marathon.The run is well marshalled by enthusiastic and smiley people, some of which have hidden treasures like mars bars. There are plenty of drink stations along the route - unusual from other small off-road runs in the area but very much appreciated for it. The run is excellent value and I'd recommend it to anyone. A lovely way to see the downs and get leg ache the next day!Date of review: October 13, 2008
In short: Hard but beautiful!Date of review: October 13, 2008
In short: Very tough but great fun...In full: ...well if thats possible! This race isn't to be taken lightly. Tough hills and the long run into the finish make it physically and mentally testing. Was running this with a friend this year who was just aiming to finish - big big thanks to the marshalls who stayed out there despite our slow progress it really was uplifting! Date of review: October 13, 2008
In short: I keep coming back!In full: This was my 4th Jog Shop 20 in succession.Some races are content to be small in mumber, others aspire to have a larger field. I cannot help to think that this event deserves a bigger field than the 150-200 runners that turn up each year. If the organisers aspire to a bigger event then improvements are needed. The continuous problem of the 4th water station was worse than ever. The gap between the 3rd & 4th water station was further distance than in the previous years. Also when I got there, they had run out of water!! More marshalls, better signage, alternative smaller distance race, better marketing, signs depicting the 'north face', 'yellow brick road', big w etc will also create more of an atmosphere.On the other hand if the organisers wish to keep the event small - then don't make any changes - other than that Water sation at RottingdeanDate of review: October 13, 2008
In short: Tough course, good climbs and lovely atmosphere.In full: Third time for me and it doesn't get any easier. A very friendly event in terms of marshalls, organisers and other competitors; not o friendly in terms of the course itself plenty of stiff climbs and fast descents mixed in with good sections of very runable downland tracks. Thanks to all involved for another great morning out over the glorious South Downs.Date of review: October 12, 2008
In short: Tough and hilly but well worth the effort for the great sceneryIn full: For me the steep hills were not runnable but there were others walking too and it was very friendly. Thank you to all the marshalls and those who gave up their time and were so supportive. My only minor criticism was we could have done with a few more arrows - one on the slope down to the finish would have been good, when there wsn't one I wondered whether we had to go down a different way. Overall great preparation for Beachy.Date of review: October 12, 2008
In short: Very tough but great funIn full: Another wonderful late october day to run through some of the most beautiful scenery the South Downs near Brighton have to offer. Actually a bit too hot for comfort for the last few miles... The marshalling was excellent, the route is tough, but the atmosphere was wonderful. Definitely one to do. Date of review: October 12, 2008
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Despite the fact that they gave up 3 points in the first half and 7 in the second so far, they are playing better in this half. Just seem more active out there.
Yeah, I'm really starting to feel better about the D since the Bears' opening drive. The "coverage" on that long pass to Bennet that set up the Bears TD was some of the worst D I've seen all season long by any team.
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February 2012--
Problem: I'd like to boost my laboratory's name recognition in my local community. What are some low-cost public relations strategies?
Strategy: Public relations initiatives are a valuable way to promote your company without having to spend big bucks. They can enhance your credibility and help build your name recognition within your community and amongst potential clients. Here are some ideas to get your lab name out there and keep it visible:
• Call your local paper's health editor and offer to answer any questions he may have or send a letter to the editor offering your perspective on a topic that may be of interest to the paper's readers, like cosmetic dentistry or concerns about lead in restorations. Also, when you have a noteworthy business development, such as opening a new denture department, a 10-year anniversary in business or a charitable event, send a press release to the local newspaper.
• Speak before civic organizations and senior groups on relevant patient-education topics, such as new restorative options.
• Sponsor a local youth sports team and be amazed by the visibility your lab's name will have on the backs of 12 Little Leaguers.
• Take out a small ad in the programs distributed at local arts group events, such as a play or concert.
Problem: In this challenging economy, I need to save every penny so I'm scaling back my marketing efforts.
Strategy: When times are tough, often the first thing to get slashed is the marketing budget--but this is the time to ramp up your promotional efforts, not scale back. If your clients are sending less work, you need more customers than before to maintain your regular workload.
For many laboratory owners, seeking out new clients means expanding target markets or implementing new promotional efforts in order to keep a steady stream of cases coming in the door. For instance, Larry Shields, Owner, Shields Dental Laboratory, Whitehall, MI, targeted general dentists and removable prosthodontists with a newly designed brochure. "I think a lot of small laboratories may just tighten their belts, so we had a good opportunity to gain some new accounts outside of our immediate market," says Shields. "We highlighted our partial framework services--in this economy, I think more patients are opting for removable appliances versus a fixed bridge or implants--and then we followed up with information on our full denture and bite splint services." The strategy worked: Shields picked up two new accounts who are now sending their full denture work as well.
Problem: Many of my dentist-clients are retiring and I need to get some younger clients on board.
Strategy: A diverse roster of clients is always an important ingredient in a healthy business, but as baby-boomer dentists eye retirement, the issue is coming front and center. Many lab owners are making it a point to seek out new graduates, and believe that providing them with extra attention now promotes loyalty in the future. Here are three ways to reach out to the younger generation: Network with your area dental schools and offer yourself as a resource to students and new graduates, or offer to give a presentation on the importance of a good laboratory-dentist relationship.
Hold an open house for students from local dental schools and introduce your staff, show your work processes and offer hands-on demonstrations. A personal touch can help begin a relationship.
Stay abreast--via public record--of dentists who have recently earned their licenses. Send them a congratulatory letter, along with an invitation to the lab and an offer to help them find a practice in need of an associate.
Problem: I have a good roster of clients, but I know I'm not getting all of their work.
Strategy: Cross selling your services to existing customers--rather than new accounts--is easier because they already know you and your work and they're more likely to be enticed to try your other offerings. Given that most dentists use at least two laboratories, try to hone in on why your clients are sending work to another lab; it may be that they are simply unaware of all the services you offer.
Here are some other cross-selling strategies:
• Every case that leaves your lab should have a case stuffer about the other services you offer.
• Offer a "no-hassle" return policy to clients who want to try another department in your lab; promise a full refund if the dentist isn't happy with the case.
• Train staff to continuously look for cross-selling opportunities. For instance, if your lab is making a crown that is going to receive a partial and the dentist is sending the partial case elsewhere, have the manager remind him that you have equally qualified partial technicians on staff.
Even smaller labs without multiple departments can use this cross-selling strategy for specialty restorations. "I'm spending more time with clients emphasizing our sleep apnea devices because it's an untapped area in many of their practices. The steady growth is helping my bottom line," says Joseph Ribbens, Dentek Dental Studio, Inc., Green Bay, WI.
Problem: Referrals used to be my biggest source of new business but lately they've really dried up.
Strategy: Referrals are an invaluable source of new business--when dentists are looking for a new laboratory, they are most often persuaded by another dentist's recommendation. Here are three strategies for reeling in referrals:
• Ask current clients for referrals and thank them with a note or gift certificate.
• Ask dentist-clients for testimonials and use them when you call on prospective clients and in your marketing materials. In addition to soliciting general opinions of your laboratory, be sure to ask for details. For instance, ask your clients if they've ever had a "wow" experience with your laboratory such as meeting a seemingly impossible deadline or taking a last minute case--and include the description in the testimonial. Consider writing a testimonial about the quality of the dentist's work first--which he can use as a marketing tool--and then asking him to return the favor.
• One valuable--but often overlooked--way to get referrals is through manufacturer sales representatives. Make a point to establish good relationships with your vendors and provide them with photos or samples of your laboratory's work featuring that manufacturer's system or products. Include your laboratory name and contact information on the back. Even if the reps don't refer you to a customer directly, they will frequently be asked who made the sample.
Problem: I'd like to use social media to connect with dentists, but I'm not sure how to go about it.
Strategy: Similar to how they view their websites, laboratory owners don't necessarily see social media as a way to generate new business, but as a complement to their overall marketing efforts and yet another way to stay connected and visible to clients and potential clients alike.
For instance, Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn provide a simple method of disseminating information. "We use Facebook as a quick and no-cost way to keep in touch with our customers and as a vehicle for getting the word out about our upcoming courses, promotions, new materials or amazing before-and-after photos," says Jim Thacker, Vice President at Utah Valley Dental Lab, Provo, UT.
Since the goal on Twitter is to get the attention of dentist-users and gain them as "followers," some labs offer coupons and send tweets such as "Been doing a lot of implants and lithium disilicate (e.max) lately. Are PFMs going the way of the dinosaur or is it the cost of gold?" to generate conversation.
Tip: On Facebook, create a "business" page rather than a "personal" one. With a business page, Facebook users simply click the "Like" button to have instant access to your content. A personal page requires the user to send you a "friend request" which means he can't access your content until you confirm the request.
Problem: Everyone says I should have a website, but I don't see why I need one.
Strategy: While a website may not be a new-business generator, it's an important complement to your total marketing package and an effective way to expand your marketing outreach. Here's an idea of the information your site should contain:
Include the basics: Your website can act as an extension of your printed business card. Having your lab's contact information, products and services easily accessible with a click of the mouse not only reinforces the legitimacy of your company but also provides a useful resource tool for your clients.
Make it personal: It's useful--and comforting--for potential clients to see the experience and skills your lab has to offer. Post your name and the names and photos of your employees along with descriptions of your experience to reassure potential clients that highly educated and skilled technicians are doing the work.
Brag: Post before-and-after photos and case studies so potential clients can see the results of your most challenging cases.
Be informative: The amount of informative material a website can contain is endless. Products, prep guides, bonding information, MSDSs, technical manuals and answers to frequently asked questions are all valuable sources of information.
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Flavor profile of that whole pie changes when you leave the sausage "juice" in there.
And why haven't we seen a recipe??? Al's may be the only thing I miss about Chicago.
Al's is the best sandwich I've ever eaten in my life. Period. #2 isn't even close.
Are you a Giardiniera fan....or jus straight sport peppers guy...red sauce an fine diced onion?...wet or dipped? These are so great man!
Heck yes dipped with Giardiniera. Dang that looks good. Where is the recipe???
Ate there yesterday. Blizzard today.
How was your sandwich Jeff...did it look like the pic above? Downtown?
Me too. I HATE sliced sausage on pizza. HATE HATE HATE it!
I am with you, TXCraig. I HATE HATE HATE HATE sliced sausage on pizza.That was one of the things I usually hated about New York pizzas when I lived in NYC - many of the places sliced their sausage, and many of them had crappy sausage.
Boil in casing 'til cooked through. Slice thinly. Sautee briefly. Apply. Mmmmm.
I grew up in NJ a few miles from NYC. Never in my youth did I see sliced sausage on a pie. It was always applied raw from bulk. I left the area in the late 70's and go back regularly and have been shocked by how much the pizza has changed over the years. I will always use raw sausage. Get some pork shoulder and grind it or buy it ground and add your seasoning. That will top most any store bought sausage other than an artisan meat shops product. Walter
Walter,That's funny because I always remember it being sliced in my part of NJ about 30 minutes from NY. This would have been late 70's to early 80's. I guess because of this it is how I prefer it prepared.


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I just got the Rails Cookbook and have been skimming through it. From what I have seen, it looks like a good compliment to the AWDwR book. I recommend you read AWDwR while learning Rails, then after you get the hang of things, buy the Rails Cookbook. It is part reference and part tips & tricks. A few areas overlap, but I find the "problem/solution" recipe approach makes it easier to look something up than the wordy style of AWDwR.
The recipes are nicely grouped together based on the topic, but as with most cookbooks I'm finding the target audience and flow of the recipes to be inconsistent. The recipes range from beginner to advanced, generic to specific and they are all mixed together. But at least this way everyone will find something useful in it.
Although it makes a nice reference, it is far from complete. It is very hit-and-miss when looking up something specific. The Active Record, Action Controller, and Action View sections of the book feel like they hardly scratch the surface. But this isn't exactly a complaint as it was never intended to be a reference - just a collection of hundreds of useful Rails recipes - and for that it works extremely well.
The Debugging and Performance sections of the book are pure gold. That information is hard to find on the web and it is very useful to have it in one place.
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Those are two nice expressions of the classically American take on Sicilian pizza. I really like the way the second one is topped from a presentational point of view- its appearance makes one want to stuff one's face with pizza What temp were they baked at? Also, as a matter of curiosity, what's the strategy behind alternating between top and bottom racks- does that give a result that's different from just leaving it on the middle rack the whole time?JLP


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Parkinson's disease is a degenerative disease of the brain. It affects parts of the brain that are associated with normal movement and balance.
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Some persons may have a condition called REM behaviour disorder. In this the individuals act upon their dreams by kicking, hitting or talking during dream or REM sleep.
This disease is caused by the loss of brain cells that produce dopamine. The area affected is called the substantia nigra. Dopamine is a neurotransmitter or a chemical messenger that carries signals between the neurons in the brain. Dopamine enables smooth, coordinated movements.
The symptoms appear only when around 80 per cent of the dopamine producing cells in the brain are destroyed. The earliest symptom is a fine tremor of hands while at rest.
Exactly what causes Parkinson's disease is unclear. Most experts think that a combination of genetic and environmental factors is responsible.
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As long as I'm taking up Board space, tomorrow, October 13 is me and Ramona's 47th wedding anniversary. I ran into the Kettering members out on their big parking lot today, testing SAE cars. I told them about the track and about being a flagger and that my wife is a flagger also. One of these very young men said "sounds like a keeper!". I guess!


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Global subsidies to commercial fisheries total $15 billion per year, with a sizeable portion going to industrial fleets.fleets. The watchdog group, fishsubsidy.org, calculates that between 2000 and 2006, the European Union provided 6 billion Euros ($8.4 billion) to the fishing industry by helping fund vessel construction or subsidizing fuel. Those subsidies helped spur an expansion of EU fishing fleets in countries such as France and Spain, which is one cause of the overfishing of numerous species, most notably the giant bluefin tuna in the Mediterranean. In the U.S. alone, the Environmental Working Group (EWG) said in a 2009 report that between 1996 and 2004, the annual subsidies to commercial fisheries exceeded $700 million, much of it for fuel costs. The EWG concluded that this subsidization is equal to one-fifth the value of the catch itself and that it contributes directly to overfishing.
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Night film / Marisha Pessl (BOOKS ON CD) -- On a damp October night, beautiful young Ashley Cordova is found dead in an abandoned warehouse in lower Manhattan. Though her death is ruled a suicide, veteran investigative journalist Scott McGrath suspects otherwise. As he probes the strange circumstances surrounding Ashley's life and death, McGrath comes face-to-face with the legacy of her father: the legendary, reclusive cult-horror-film director Stanislas Cordova--a man who hasn't been seen in public for more than thirty years.
The Fire witness / Lars Kepler (BOOKS ON CD) -- Flora Hansen calls herself a medium and makes a living by pretending to commune with the dead. But after a gruesome murder at a rural home for wayward girls, Hansen begins to suffer visions that are all too real. She calls the police claiming to have seen a ghost, but only one detective puts aside his skepticism long enough to listen: Joona Linna. Linna has spent more time at the scene of the crime than any other detective would. The case seems obvious on the face of it: One of the girls at the home escaped in the middle of the night, leaving behind a bloody bed with a hammer under the pillow. But why does Hansen insist that the murder instrument was a stone, not a hammer? And what's the story behind the dark-red grain of sand, almost like a splinter from a ruby, stuck beneath the dead girl's fingernail? As Linna refuses to accept the easy answers, his search leads him into darker, more violent territory and, finally, to a shocking confrontation with a figure from his past.
Five days at Memorial : life and death in a storm-ravaged hospital / Sheri Fink (BOOKS ON CD/362.11 F) -- Pulitzer Prize-winner Sheri Fink's investigation into the deaths of patients at a New Orleans hospital ravaged by Hurricane Katrina, a gripping portrayal of unfolding calamity, vital choices and the suspenseful quest for truth and justice. Physician and reporter Sheri Fink reconstructs five days at Memorial Medical Center and draws the reader into the lives of the patients, doctors, rescue workers, nurses, and family members who struggled mightily to survive and to maintain life amidst chaos.
Blood & beauty : the Borgias / Sarah Dunant (BOOKS ON CD) -- By the end of the fifteenth century, the beauty and creativity of Italy is matched by its brutality and corruption, nowhere more than in Rome and inside the Church. When Cardinal Rodrigo Borgia buys his way into the papacy as Alexander VI, he is defined not just by his wealth or his passionate love for his illegitimate children, but by his blood. If the Borgias are to triumph, this charismatic, consummate politician with a huge appetite for life, women, and power must use his family to succeed.
The woman upstairs / Claire Messud (BOOKS ON CD) -- Nora Eldridge, a 37-year-old elementary school teacher in Cambridge, Massachusetts, who long ago abandoned her ambition to be a successful artist, has become the 'woman upstairs', a reliable friend and tidy neighbor always on the fringe of others' achievements. Then into her classroom walks Reza Shahid, a child who enchants as if from a fairy tale. When Reza is attacked by schoolyard bullies who call him a terrorist, Nora is drawn into the complex world of the Shahid family.
Laughter therapy : a comedy collection for the chronically serious (BOOKS ON CD/792.7 L) -- Looking for an alternative to the seriously reliable, soothing yet informative sound of NPR? Try NPR! Prepare to be surprised by this collection of unbelievable news, bloopers, and interviews with some of the funniest personalities on the planet. The time honored tradition of hoax stories that NPR airs every April 1st brings exploding maple trees in Maine, talking dogs in Ohio, farm raised whales in Illinois, and bubbling cheese springs in Wisconsin. National Public Radio presents encounters with funny personalities and memorable, unbelievable April Fool's Day "news" segments from various NPR radio programs.
Never go back / Lee Child (BOOKS ON CD) -- Former military cop Jack Reacher makes it all the way from snowbound South Dakota to his destination in northeastern Virginia, near Washington, D.C.: the headquarters of his old unit, the 110th MP. The old stone building is the closest thing to a home he ever had. Reacher is there to meet--in person--the new commanding officer, Major Susan Turner, so far just a warm, intriguing voice on the phone. But it isn't Turner behind the CO's desk. And Reacher is hit with two pieces of shocking news, one with serious criminal consequences, and one too personal to even think about.
Blood of tyrants / Naomi Novik (BOOKS ON CD/MP3) -- Shipwrecked and cast ashore in Japan with no memory of Temeraire or his own experiences as an English aviator, Capt. William Laurence finds himself tangled in deadly political intrigues that threaten not only his own life but England's already precarious position in the Far East. Age-old enmities and suspicions have turned the entire region into a powder keg ready to erupt at the slightest sparka spark that Laurence and Temeraire may unwittingly provide, leaving Britain faced with new enemies just when they most desperately need allies instead. For to the west, another, wider conflagration looms. Napoleon has turned on his former ally, the emperor Alexander of Russia, and is even now leading the largest army the world has ever seen to add that country to his list of conquests. It is there, outside the gates of Moscow, that a reunited Laurence and Temerairealong with some unexpected allies and old friendswill face their ultimate challenge . . . and learn whether or not there are stronger ties than memory.
The smartest kids in the world : and how they got that way / Amanda Ripley (BOOKS ON CD/370.9 R) -- In a handful of nations, virtually all children are learning to make complex arguments and solve problems they've never seen before. They are learning to think, in other words, and to thrive in the modern economy. What is it like to be a child in the world's new education superpowers? In a global quest to find answers for our own children, author and Time magazine journalist Amanda Ripley follows three Americans embedded in Finland, South Korea, and Poland for one year. Their stories, along with groundbreaking research into learning in other cultures, reveal a pattern of startling transformation: none of these countries had many "smart" kids a few decades ago. Things had changed. Teaching had become more rigorous; parents had focused on things that mattered; and children had bought into the promise of education.


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Photography by Lauren Lieberman
Growing up, Clay Surovek gained an appreciation for art from his father, Palm Beach art dealer John Surovek. It's an interest that never faded: Clay balanced his finance degree with a minor in art history and now applies his knowledge in both to the family business. The John H. Surovek Gallery specializes in nineteenth and twentieth century American works on paper; whereas his father acquires pieces through roughly 1940, Clay continues into the contemporary genre. For Clay, it's about viewing art as an investment—the best of both his worlds.
Words to live by: "I'm living a blessed life and striving to master the art of living" - Clay.
Favorite artist: Thomas Hart Benton.
What gives him the biggest kick in his job: Seeing prospective sellers' jaws drop when a piece they own is worth more than they thought.
His college reading materials: I subscribed to Barron's on Saturdays and then I'd get the Wall Street Journal in the mornings.
Is he artistic? Maybe conceptually but certainly not on paper.
Favorite childhood memory: Summer vacations at Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket.
How his home life growing up was different: In high school, a lot of my friends would come over and ask questions about some of the artwork. I can't say I necessarily ever did that when I went into anybody else's house.
His advice for buying artwork: Buy it because you like it. Don't buy it for any other reason.
If he weren't an art dealer: I would like to get involved with something with children.
Favorite hidden gem in Palm Beach: The Society of the Four Arts.
How he met his wife, Jessica: First and only blind date I ever went, or would ever go, on.
Favorite places to take his children, Chelsea, Brady and Coley: The Palm Beach Zoo and the Fort Lauderdale Children's Museum.
Books he reads again and again: A Land Remembered and Den of Thieves.
His fitness goal: To run a marathon.
How he enjoys spending family time: Boating.
On his bucket list: My wife and I would like to get our pilot's licenses.
Whom he would most like to have a drink with: Pablo Picasso.
If a piece of art represented his life: It would be very bright, have bold colors and depict perhaps an incredible coastal scene or my family.
Best advice: As my wife always says, "Be here now."
Most prized piece of art: My kids' artwork.


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BEIJING (AP) Tong Wen of China came through with a big throw in the closing seconds to defeat Maki Tsukada of Japan and take the women's over 78-kilogram gold on the final day of the Olympic judo competition Friday.
Tsukada, the Athens champion, took the lead two minutes into the bout with a leg sweep that sent Tong to the mat. Tong, a three-time world champion who has beaten Tsukada repeatedly, took a koka point to narrow the gap. With just 16 seconds left, Tong found her opening and threw Tsukada to the mat.
Slovenia's Lucijia Polavder defeated South Korea's Kim Na-young by a point to win bronze. The second bronze went to Cuba's Idalys Ortiz, who flipped Mongolia's Tserenkhand Dorjgotov with a match-ending throw.
Judo awards two bronze medals in each weight class.


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Ok so yes, thisis the first time I've seen it (can you beleive it?)
anyhow what an extraordinary documentary! It is def. the best thing I've seen (well....besides Anthology) about beatles/john EVER!
full of insight...still didn't make me love john (still think it's a musical genius but a giant ***censored***) but what incredible footage!
anyone agree?
the clouds will be
a daisy chain
so let me see
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Posted by admin | Posted in Uncategorized | Posted on 08-06-2015
My ex-husband used to snore. It was a horrible phenomenon that always kept me awake, not just from the sound, but because he had undiagnosed sleep apnea and I was afraid he was going to die.
At night, as we would lay there in bed, going to sleep, I would listen to him and fathom how he could even function during the day. He would fall asleep, relax, and suddenly I would hear what sounded like him struggling to take a breath, this would startle him awake, subsequently allowing him to take a breath and then go back to sleep. And that would repeat itself, over and over for hours, God only knows how many times during the night. I knew that he wasn't getting quality sleep, let alone entering REM sleep which is crucial to our body's survival.
We all know that as human beings, there are TWO things we need to survive, water and sleep. It has been proven that sleep deprivation can cause such an incredible impairment in your life that it has been likened to being legally intoxicated. Imagine how that can negatively impact your life over days, months and possibly even years.
Almost anyone can snore, however there are some factors that pre-dispose you to the problem, the biggest one being obesity. If you are snoring and are overweight, you can find relief in losing the excess weight, however, I am fully aware that losing weight is not only hard, but virtually impossible for some people. I would like to recommend an alternative solution; an anti-snoring mouthpiece. Anti-snoring mouthpieces are amazing inventions that are changing the world of the snoring nightmare.
Perhaps you have seen anti-snoring mouthpieces advertised online or on TV. They look very similar to the mouthpiece you see professional sports players wearing. They are very simple, easy to use and remarkably effective. Some mouthpieces have even been subjected to double blind testing with amazing results. Additionally, the awesome news is, they work the very first night you use one.
If you are looking to find a solution to your snoring without having to use a CPAP machine, or worse surgery, then a stop snoring mouthpiece is the right place to begin. This site rates and investigates them.
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Sponsorships and ROI
March 1, 2007
Sponsorships are another marketing technique which have only been assessed through fairly superficial measures. As with PR, most of the "ROI"-type of analyses focus on the number of people who might (or did) become aware of the sponsor.
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Topic: flash cleared, or not cleared, it depends...
I have a login page and a sign-up page. I noticed that if I type the wrong username/password when I try to login, then I choose the sign-up link, my "Login unsuccessful" message shows up on the sign-up page, which is not what I wanted.
I wrote this integration test:
def test_login_unsuccessful_message_should_not_appear
post '/', :user => { :username => 'no user', :password => 'incorrect' }
assert_response :success
assert_equal "Login unsuccessful", flash[:message], %Q[No 'login unsuccessful' message means this test doesn't make sense.]
get '/users/signup'
assert_response :success
assert_equal nil, flash[:message], %Q[Unexpected message at 'sign up' page.]
This test passed, which surprised me, because it doesn't match what I see in the browser. Then I wrote this controller test:
def test_login_unsuccessful_then_signup
post :login, :user => { :username => "definitely wrong", :password => "even wronger" }
assert_equal "Login unsuccessful", flash[:message]
get :signup
assert_equal nil, flash[:message], %Q[No need to display a message here.]
assert_no_match /Login unsuccessful/, @response.body
This test fails, but only after I check for the string "Login unsuccessful" in the response body. Here is how I learned that, in spite of the fact that the test claims there is no :message in the flash, my view thinks there is, and so displays the message.
Now I know why the defect is there: my login action doesn't redirect after populating the flash with the failure message, so when I click on the sign-up link, the flash isn't reset; but why do neither of these tests reflect this? Why do both tests insist the flash doesn't have a :message, when it clearly does?
If it helps, I'm displaying the message with an ApplicationHelper:
module ApplicationHelper
def flash_if_message
if flash[:message]
%{

I wouldn't think that would matter, but it might. Also, I'm using WEBrick, in case this is some kind of caching issue. (How would I know?) On that note, clearing the browser cache didn't change the behavior, and of course, when I change the login action to redirect, the feature behaves the way I expect.
Any thoughts? This seems so simple. What am I missing?


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USA Volleyball Announces U.S. World League Cities
B.J. Evans
Manager, Media Relations and Publications
Phone: 719-228-6800
E-Mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (Feb. 19, 2009) – Volleyball fans will be able to watch the U.S. Men's Volleyball Team – 2008 Olympic and World League champion – play world-class opponents, Italy, China and Netherlands, in three prime volleyball markets this summer.
USA Volleyball has announced that the San Jose State University Event Center Arena in San Jose, Calif.; the Sears Centre Arena in Hoffman Estates, Ill., and Charles Koch Arena in Wichita, Kan., will host 2009 FIVB World League matches.
The FIVB World League is an exciting elite men's volleyball competition in which the world's best teams are divided into four pools and play for six straight weekends from June 12 to July 18. Winners from each pool will qualify for the final round on July 22-26 in Belgrade, Serbia, along with the host country and a pick from among the second-place teams in pool play.
The total World League prize purse is more than $20 million, with the winning team collecting a prize of more than $1 million.
"We are looking forward to bringing World League volleyball to two new venues in San Jose and Wichita and to returning to Hoffman Estates for a second year," USA Volleyball CEO Doug Beal said. "The U.S. Men's Volleyball Team had a tremendous season in 2008, capped off by the World League victory and the gold medal in Beijing. We are excited to bring this team to our great American fans."
The U.S. Men, ranked No. 2 in the world, will play in Pool A along with Italy (No. 6), China (No. 10) and Netherlands (No. 30). Team USA will open domestic World League pool play against China on June 26-27 at the San Jose State University Event Center Arena. Both matches are at 7 p.m.
The U.S. Men will spend the following weekend in China; then return to the United States to play Italy on July 10-11 (7 p.m. both nights) at the Sears Centre Arena, near Chicago. Team USA will play its final World League pool play matches on July 17-18 (7 p.m. both nights) at Charles Koch Arena in Wichita.
Ticket information will be available soon.
The United States has played in 11 editions of the FIVB World League since 1990. Prior to their 2008 victory, the U.S. Men's best results were third-place finishes in 1992 and 2007.
The USA Volleyball World League web site is http://usavolleyball.org/event/event/573.
The FIVB World League web site is www.fivb.org/EN/Volleyball/Competitions/WorldLeague/2009.
2009 World League Pools
Pool A
Pool B
Pool C
Pool D
U.S. Men's 2009 World League Schedule
Date: June 13-14
Opponent: Netherlands
Location: Rotterdam
Date: June 19 and 21
Opponent: Italy
Location: Reggio Calabria and Catania
Date: June 26-27 (7 p.m. both days)
Opponent: China
Location: San Jose State University Event Center Arena in San Jose, Calif.
Date: July 4-5
Opponent: China
Location: Nanjing
Date: July 10-11 (7 p.m. both days)
Opponent: Italy
Location: Sears Centre Arena in Hoffman Estates, Ill.
Date: July 17-18 (7 p.m. both days)
Opponent: Netherlands
Location: Charles Koch Arena in Wichita, Kan.
World League Final Round (must qualify)
Date: July 22-26
Location: Belgrade, Serbia
Past Results
1990: Italy (USA, fourth in pool)
1991: Italy (USA, third in pool)
1992: Italy (USA, first in pool, third overall)
1993: Brazil (USA, fifth in pool)
1994: Italy (USA, fourth in pool)
1995: Italy (USA, fourth in pool)
1996: Netherlands (USA, DNP)
1997: Italy (USA, DNP)
1998: Cuba (USA, DNP)
1999: Italy (USA, DNP)
2000: Italy (USA, first in pool, sixth overall)
2001: Brazil (USA, third in pool, tied-ninth overall)
2002: Russia (USA, DNP)
2003: Brazil (USA, DNP)
2004: Brazil (USA, DNP)
2005: Brazil (USA, DNP)
2006: Brazil (USA, third in pool, 10th overall)
2007: Brazil (USA, first in pool, third overall)
2008: USA (USA first in pool)


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Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Hey..what happened to Manila?
I'm only back in Canada for another month.
"I think about baseball when I wake up in the morning. I think about it all day and I dream about it at night. The only time I don't think about it is when I'm playing it."
Carl Yastrzemski
I am from Ballwin, Missouri, a city limit of St. Louis, aka Cardinals Country.
Boulder, Colorado
HMMMMM. When did they move the UK and the Philippines?
Topeka, Kansas
Albany, Georgia (Southwest Georgia)
So you do have a map of other countries... You can replace me (nr. 15) to Etten-Leur in the Netherlands.Originally Posted by west coast orange and black
new jersey, about a 20 minute drive from philly
"And the last shall be first and the first shall be last..."Originally Posted by west coast orange and black
"The future's uncertain and the end is always near" - Jim Morrison
Baker City, Oregon
"And remember folks, todays game was brought to you by Month Old Franks. The hotdogs with experience"
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada.
Gotta get that map on flaxseed oil, WCOAB. It doesn't even have room for Alsaska or Hawaii, much less US protectorates (colonies?) like Guam and the Marshall Is. And it's a long, long way from the shores of the Lower 48 to reach us here in Hong Kong. (Is that supposed to be Hawaii drifting somewhere in the Bermuda Trangle in the vicinity of Puerto Rico and Bermuda?)
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The stars at night, are big and bright, deep in the heart of (Austin) Texas!
Just moved back to Chattanooga after nearly 10 years in Knoxville (both of which are in the MLB-less, but otherwise great state of, Tennessee).
"I believe in the Church of Baseball. I tried all the major religions and most of the minor ones. I've worshipped Buddha, Allah, Brahma, Vishnu, Siva, trees, mushrooms and Isadora Duncan. I know things. For instance, there are 108 beads in a Catholic rosary and there are 108 stitches in a baseball. When I learned that, I gave Jesus a chance." ~Ron Shelton, from Bull Durham
I'm from Mars myself! You can put me down for New Hampshire.
Hello from the Granite State
Wallingford, Connecticut (about 10 miles from ESPN Headquarters)
000. san rafael, ca / west coast orange and black
001. portland, or / sultan_1895-1948
002. windham co, vt / vtsoxfan
003. montreal / wilkerson_rulz-06
004. atlanta, ga / atlanta braves freak
005. bessemer, al / brownie31
006. indianapolis, in / trosmok
007. olathe, ks / kcghost
008. kettering, oh / captain cold nose
009. tuscon, az / zito75
010. phelan, ca / bluezebra
011. chicago, il / sweet lou
012. bray, co. wicklow, ireland / padday
013. seattle, wa / edgartohof
014. central mass, ma / kckid2599
016. marshall, il / otis89
017. santa monica, ca / elvis
018. charleston, sc / cubshub
019. massachusetts / kyle
020. st. louis, mo / gashouse6
022. niagara falls / starkeeper
023. coatesville, pa / go gomes
024. liverpool, uk / outta here
025. central vermont / redsoxvt92
026. chelle / alexandria ,va
027. canadiankid / toronto
028. manila / runningshoes
029. ballwin, mo / solair wright
030. boulder, co / jwkfs
031. topeka, ks / sluggerrr
032. albany, ga / cbenson5
033. new jersey / philwings24
034. baker city, or / slaytanicsdmf
to follow:
015. etten-leurs, netherlands / yankeebiscuitfan
035. saskatoon, saskatchewan, canada / reed johnson
036. hong kong / sandlot
037. austin, tx / evanaparra
038. chattanooga, tn / maximum jack
039. new hampshire / murderer's row
040. wallingford, ct / utter chaos
041. denton, tx / bailiff
042. newcastle upon tyne, england / red sox rule
043. sabattus, me / kearns643
021. ventura county / mojorisin71
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"you don't have to burn books to destroy a culture. just get people to stop reading them." -ray bradbury
Denton, TX. About 30 miles north of Fort Worth and Dallas. Home of the 14,000 seat high school football stadium.
Check out my site devoted to the greatness of college summer leagues.
Newcastle upon Tyne, England
Don't blame us if we ever doubt you,
You know we couldn't live without you
Red Sox, you are the only only only![/SIZE]
Sabattus, Me...Where men are sheep and men are scared...er...thats not right!!!
San Diego California.Originally Posted by west coast orange and black
Welcome back ARod. Hope you are a Yankee forever.
Phil Rizzuto-a Yankee forever.
Holy Cow
Falkirk, Scotland.
About 1cm above number 24 on your UK map :-)
Fremont, CA. I'm sure you know where that is! It's the possible new future home of the A's.
This will help color some of the map:
Born in The Bronx, NY
Raised primarily in Danbury, CT (just over the NY/CT border in Fairfield County, CT)
Currently residing in Middletown, PA (right between Harrisburg, PA and Hershey, PA)