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I know ou guys hate this kinda drama but I need some advice.
I have a single bee hive in my back yard along one wall and severl stacks of unused Hive boxs and stuff stacked there too. (A swarm moved into one of those stacks last summer.) I've enjoyed watching them come and go and do their thing. Recently I've noticed that there was a large number of dead bees around the hive. I thought it was because of the cold spells we have been having off and on here in Phoenix and maybe the lack of food. Then a couple days ago I noticed something on the wall. It was a can of bug spray. The naghbor lady and her son have been straying poison on my bee hive and stored Hive equipment. When I confronted her about it yesterday to get her to stop, all she wanted to do was argue and twist my words around. She believes she has a right to do what ever she wants. She wouldn't agree to stop spraying poison on my stuff or listen to me telling her why she shouldn't do that or that she had no right to do so. She ended up calling the cops thinking that they would do something for her.
The cop showed up. got her side of the story. Got my side of the story. I was told that technicly I had the right to sue her for any damage she may have caused and that he would tell her to stop spraying my property. he took a report and left. I know this isn't going to stop her. The cop told her che could spray all she wanted on her property. I dont' think she'd care if she got over spray on my side of the wall.
She's nuts. No, really. She's been fighting with the people on the other side of her since she moved in. She called the cops on them sunday afternoon becaus they were making too much noice and she couldnt' sleep. All they were doing was sitting in their driveway, talking with friends and family and watching their kids play in the front yard. She went out and turned the hose on them. then called the cops to make them be more quiet.
If she is unhappy, she trys to make the people around her unhappy. I've known her my who life just about. She's my best friends Sister who just bought the house next to me a few months ago. I could write a book about all the drama she as caused with the family over the years.
Any advice on how to deal with this would be a help. What options I might explore if legal action is required. Yeah. I know. get a layer. Going in with a plan would be a big help too.
The only proof I have that they poisoned the hive is the can of spray I found and their word that they did it. she admitted it to me when I asked her about it and then again to the cop when he asked her what was going on.
the hive is still alive but I don't know for how long. from what I've seen and from what she said, they have been spraying out there since at least late October. First I noticed anything was late November.
If worst comes to worst and I have to sue her, how do you figure the valoue of bees or the extent of the damage. I don't know exactly what got poisoned and how much. Most of the stuff is old med boxs with empty frames. All the frames were in reusable shape when I stacked everything. I threw away all the bad stuff. There was also a stacm of new Large boxes with drawn out frames I got from a friend who had a hive die on him.
I plan to move the stuff to another part of the yard where it would be harder for her to get to but still, some of those wasp strays shoot 20 feet from the can so it is impossable for me to keep things compleatly out of her reach.
Seems like I have no choice but to assume everything has been poisoned and not reusable. I dont' think a good scrubbing and a fresh coat of paint would remove the poison.

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How is he only a system player? Riddle me that.
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ugh thats such a high number!!! paying "skill" ppositions is the woooorst!!
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It's too bad, I'm too good....
it's proven true with a team run by Eli Manning. we do it with TEs every year....and the Smith to Cruz transition speaks for itself. Obviously Cruz is a great athlete. that doesnt mean he'd be great in Oakland, or in Jacksonville, etc...
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It's too bad, I'm too good....
I wouldnt call him a system player because I think he can have success elsewhere unlike smith, but Cruz certainly wouldnt put up the numbers hes putting up here unless a top 5 qbs throwing to him.


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That is really cute. I'm thinking the placemat is cut in half and sewn on all three sides. Box the two bottom corners and do a french seam on them. Just guessing, it's a little early for me to focus on the pics to really tell. :) They look pretty easy to make. Are you going to make some?
Our guild had a class yesterday and I missed it , they used a single placemat and folded it in 1/2 to make a small purse . The one pictured I am going to guess is 2 placemats one for each side and boxed at the bottom, it seems larger than what I saw last night. I am going to the mall this afternoon to see if I can get the placemat and napkins to give it a try over the weekend. I will post if I can get the supplies.
ITA ... looks like two placemats together for the purse. Napkins for the pockets and handles.
However it was done it is a great idea.....
Don't know if this will help - instructions seem clear, but no pics http://www.schools.utah.gov/cte/docu...cematPurse.pdf
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Or http://ladygaladrielkj.blogspot.com/...=1290295008841
http://estherscardcreations.blogspot...mat-purse.html (she actually references the one above, but has altered it a bit)
Very cute. I love the Black White Vera Bradly. But thanks Peaceandjoy i love the 'mat-purse' done in tan with hot pink flowers. Adorable.
I would think that one could do this with any cloth placemat/napkins.........I have a VB purse...given as a gift....love it it is reversible with two different designs.........can't wait for summer so I can bring it out again.......
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The 1994 Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) promoted new approaches and funding to combat the many forms of violence against women. For example, the STOP grant provisions of VAWA provide states, tribal governments and localities opportunities such as building victim services, training and expanding law enforcement and prosecution personnel to combat violence against women and improving methods of data collection. While sexual assault and domestic violence affect both women and men, they are primarily crimes against women.
A Department of Justice survey released in July 2000 found that women continue to be at greatest risk for intimate partner violence. A recent Bureau of Justice Statistics report on criminal victimization, indicated that women are 7.5 times more likely to be victims of sexual assaults and rapes than men.
According to Delilah Rumburg, member of the National Advisory Committee on Violence Against Women and executive director of the Pennsylvania Coalition Against Rape, "Before VAWA funding came into existence in 1994, a general lack of awareness existed regarding the extent and seriousness of violence against women. This funding has been, and continues to be, vital to our work and sustains us in our efforts to address this complex social problem head-on and to develop the needed approaches that lead to interventions which prevent and treat women impacted by the violence in their lives." According to Karen Baker, NSVRC Project Director, "if VAWA is not reauthorized, local centers and state coalitions across the nation will be adversely affected, and in turn, much of their recent accomplishments may unravel. The support VAWA provides in the struggle to end violence against women makes a difference, and sends a clear message that it should not be tolerated."
The NSVRC recognizes that violence against women carries significant social and economic costs. In fact, it has been estimated that the annual cost of sexual violence is a staggering $127 billion. A 1997 BJS report on violence-related injuries (Rand) indicated that over 50% of abused women lost at least three days of work monthly due to abuse. A study of the effects of battering on women's employment (Shepard & Pence) reported that 70% of surveyed women had difficulty in performing their job because of abuse. Karen Baker explains, that "the renewal of VAWA is an important way to promote a safer and healthier society for everyone. The crimes of sexual assault and domestic violence are not family matters but costly social crimes."
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I've been really surprised by the number of Jukes I see on the road every day. I actually like the quirky rally car meets cuv styling, but I didn't think many others would. If it had a little more power and the 6spd was available with AWD I might buy one myself. The sales figures I found showed it was selling at a rate of about 3K units a month. Most of those must be in the DFW area because I'm seeing them everywhere. The demographics are pretty broad too. I've seen more than a few "old ladies" driving them. Is anyone else seeing Juke mania?
No! i gouged my eyes out, when i first saw one!
ive seen quite a few where I live. I guess its a bit popular with the college aged crowd
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there's a Juke near me, which I find both odd and amazing sence we dont' have nissan dealers anywhere near here. about 2 hours or so to the nearest one. not a fun distance to be at if something broke down.
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I only see them rarely. But my girlfriend loves them for some reason.
GM to the end.
I've seen a few of them lately. However the one new car I've surprisingly see at least 2-4 of when I'm at school is the new Hyundai Accent
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There's at least owned at my Junior College alone... given there's even more Smart Fortwos (I think I saw three in 10 minutes).But yeah, the stuff that stands out is going to garner some attention to a lot of people. That's what they are designed to do-- to evoke reaction both positive and negative.I actually got in one while at the Nissan dealer, but not much time. It didn't help that by that time, the salesman was already rolling his eyes realizing what all was going on. In any case, it's a nice car as long as you don't expect it to be roomy. My brother in-law didn't like how small it was inside, but I like having it wrapped around me. I'd rather have a Countryman S, sure. But the Juke is a very interesting car as a whole.
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I see them often and I like them. If the 6sp came with AWD, I would seriously consider it for my next car.
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I actually really like them and see one like once a week or so. They aren't that common but that is kind of the source of the appeal.
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Hey, I'm in the DFW area as well! I see a lot of them, must be really popular around here...I dig them, and so does my wife!
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They have grown on me. I HATED them when they first came out now not so mutch, I have only seen 2 on the road in my area.
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I have to say they are actually quite impressive. Drive an SV or SL and put it in sport mode on the I-CON system. They are actually quite peppy. I find them to be pretty fun to drive. The styling is a wee bit over the top but I like that it stands out in a crowd.
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There used to be one owned by a neighbor, but I haven't seen it for quite a while. I see one on occasion around here, but not as many as I guess you see.
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They have grown on my for sure, I don't think I would ever buy one but I find them pretty cool. I want a Juke R though. That is straight Tool Time Stuff all the way.
ITTIM:They have grown on my for sure, I don't think I would ever buy one but I find them pretty cool. I want a Juke R though. That is straight Tool Time Stuff all the way.I'd take a Juke R over a GT-R myself.
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Hello community. My boss just had one of the worst tech support experiences with Apple.
For some time now on his iPhone he keeps getting a continuous prompt for Voice-mail password and he cannot get rid of it. It is very annoying. At first he contacted ATT but they passed the buck over to Apple.
Anyways he called them and explained to them that when this first occurred he went to the Apple store and one of the "Genius" told him to create a new password for his apple ID or perhaps it was get a new Apple ID and password and that would resolve the problem.
Regardless of how it was done he followed their instructions. At first it cleared things up but only for a short while and it came back and never went away. Basically today on the phone they said it was his fault for doing those steps and they made him look like an idiot.
He yelled at them saying they were idiots. I don't understand how one of the most valuable and recognizable companies can treat a customer this way when all he is asking is some simple help in regards to this issue.
So now I turn to the community for help. Has anyone come across this continual password prompt and if so were you able to fix it?
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Man, there must have been something in the air last week. A rash of arrests across the sports world, with most of them involving college football players. And not little piddly-widdly, penny-ante, wuss-bunny arrests, either, but serious, man-size, you're-looking-at-some-years-son felony arrests.
The worst (and stupidest) of these might have taken place in South Carolina, where four men associated with the Charleston Southern University football team were arrested and charged with armed robbery and kidnapping. It is really difficult to describe, with accurate pathos, exactly how tragic and tragically idiotic this crime was.
Here goes: Tyrone Lattimore (the CSU starting running back), Zachery Hillery, Ronald Jay Baldner, and Samual Baptiste are all staring down the barrel of two major felonies, but get this — all they got was 30 bucks!
Apparently two of these men, armed and in masks, approached a young couple in the parking lot. The men told the male victim to get behind the wheel of the car and drive. They drove to an apartment complex, took the $30 or so both victims had, then ran away.
This ingenious crime somehow involved four men, though, which means they got to split the $30 four ways, with each man having almost enough to eat a Steak and Shake dinner. Sounds worth 10 years in prison to me.
A sad commentary on the declining level of criminal sophistication among collegiate athletes. Hell, just a few years ago in the Palmetto State, football players at the University of South Carolina were smart enough to steal whole laptops without a gun. Sixty points apiece for the goofballs.
Bad idea, Ch. 2
A former Ohio state-wrestling champion and current Miami of Ohio football player gets drunk. He's walking around his dorm feeling frisky. He opens some chick's door, walks into her room, lies on top of her, puts a pillow over her face. She screams. He is surprised that she is not rolling with the situation, gets up, and flees. She runs after him. He gets popped and then it's discovered that he walked into someone else's room the same night.
The arrest of Zachary Marshall would be Cecil "The Diesel" Collins all over again, except the Diesel was sober when he walked into women's bedrooms. The Diesel's thing was also watching couples sleep together, not women all by themselves. Either way, this is not a good way to further your athletic career.
Surprisingly, the court was lenient with Marshall, giving him 60 days in jail, four months of house arrest, supervision, community service, and treatment. The judge called it a binge-drinking episode and did not classify it as a sex crime. I'm giving the asshole 51 points.
Bad idea, Ch. 3
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There are many cases of privacy violation at Veterans Affairs. Those that have gone public have two things in common: they have all spoken out about VAC policy and they are all veterans. Some can prove the Minister was given their information. Some can only prove that Ministerial staff was reading their files. Why is this happening?


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The apartment is located on the ground floor of a 19th century Neoclassical building which has retained the atmosphere of old Budapest. Facing a quiet courtyard, it was completely renovated in May 2008 to incorporate a minimalist style, colourful accents and attention to comfort.
Enter the apartment to find a fully equipped kitchen separated by a small arc from a living room with a dining table and a comfortable double sofa bed. A TV, free Wi-Fi, and stereo are also provided. Set on the mezzanine are a cosy double bedroom and a twin bedroom.
Walk along Andrássy Avenue for 15 minutes to reach Chain Bridge which connects the Buda and Pest sides of the city. Take the metro from Oktogon Square for easy access to Vaci utca Street and the Széchenyi Thermal Bath. A bus also stops in the area and serves Heroes Square, while a tram line offers a connection to Margaret Island.
House rulesA €100 security deposit is required.
An additional €15 fee is required for check-in after 11:00 pm and check-out before 6:00 am.
Parking is available 200 metres from the apartment for an extra fee of €12 per day.
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Reviews of this property
Everything is just as described on wimdu, clean and complete. Allesandro is a very friendly and helpful guy and gave us lots of hints for our time in Budapest. The area where is apartment is located is also ideal for a city trip as it is very central! Metro and subway are about 2 minutes walking from the apartment! Wi-fi also works perfect. Thank you!! Arnon & Gemma
The apartement was very nice, near to the river and you have a lot ofrestaurants there. I would recommend it.
Casa bellissima, posizionata nel centro città a due minuti dalla fermata metro Oktogon. Alessandro, colui che si occupa della casa, è molto simpatico, gentile e disponibilissimo ad aiutarti per qualsiasi cosa; inoltre vivendo a Budapest da più di 5 anni conosce molto bene la città e sa consigliarti posti, luoghi ed attività.
Amazing house in the center of the city, very close to Oktogon metro station (about 2 minutes). Alessandro, the person who takes care of the house, is very sympathetic and available to advice you places and activities of the city.
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We loved our stay in Budapest, Alessandro, our host was super nice. The apartment is located in an excellent, you have the metro station and bus stop minutes away by foot. Apartment is very nice and cozy.
Alessandro's place was great! The location couldn't have been better, we didn't need to take public transportation at any time since it was all at walking distance. Alessandro was really nice, he explained to us everything we needed to know about Budapest: its restaurants, places to go out, and the monuments we should see. The apartment is a little old from the outside but in the inside it is very clean and looked even better than in the pictures. I really recommend it!
We had a fabulous 5 days in Budapest. We choose the apartment because it was in a perfect place to walk around the city, 15-20 mins from lots of different attractions. Although on a main road we were not disturbed by the traffic too often just the occasional emergency vehicle. Apartment was good and we always got a quick and helpful response from the vendor when we made contact.
The apartment was very nice good space and good location
The best was the host Corrado. He made us feel welcomed and gave very good information and when we phoned him he was very friendly He prepared the flat after our wishes in a very good way
Nothing bad to say about this flat only GO THERE!
Apartment was very good value, and a great location- bars and restaurants minutes away, and you can walk to all the main sights in Budapest. The mattresses were very soft, and could do with being replaced, but otherwise we had a comfortable stay.
Great Place to stay !
Alessandro is a very nice person. He help us with a lot of things. Apartment is very well located and Budapest is simply beautifull.
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of products for skin and hair, natural is the name of the game with respect to both ingredients and aesthetics, explains cofounder Andrew Goetz: "We don't use dyes or perfumes. Everything is exposed, honest, and candid." That means cleansers based on amino acids and moisturizers infused with botanical extracts, all sold in no-fuss white bottles marked only by pristine lettering colorcoded according to use.
The combination must be working, as [Malin + Goetz) has already become a hit at such high-end destinations as Barneys New York and Fred Segal in Los Angeles. Not bad for two relative neophytes: In a previous life, Goetz worked as the marketing director for Vitra's U.S. operation; cofounder Matthew Malin served as vice president of wholesale at Kiehl's.
For the company's first freestanding retail location, MaI.in and Goetz charged Konyk Architecture with concocting a simpatico solution-an avant-garde boutique-cum-office in the tradition of a French apothecary, simultaneousl.y luxurious and workaday. "A place where two chemists could be found mixing potions and lotions," says Mali.
Konyk's plan placed the program's retail component in a sleek white box floating inside the 600-square-foot Chelsea storefront's exposed-brick shell. "Initially I thought, No way," Goetz says of Konyk's scheme, which narrowed the already skinny space by up to 4 feet in some areas. "But Craig persuaded me to think outside the box."
The architect began by substi- tuting a poured-concrete floor for the existing oak planks laid over concrete-a process that added a bit of drama to the construc- tion schedule. During excavation, he admits, "We hit the subway! To gain 18 inches of street-front exposure, he installed new planes of laminated glass in the alu- minum facade and jettisoned an existing roll-up gate.
While Konyk had his heart set on seamless Corian for his white box, the projects $60,000 budget all but eliminated any possibility of using the relatively costly solid surfacing. Then, on a whim, Goetz called manufacturer DuPont, of- offering an opportunity to showcase the material in an experimental way. His efforts-and DuPont's generosity-resulted in enough product to outfit the space, gratis.
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In my opinion I don't think that he did cheat. And calling Justin a 'fag' he isn't gay, he's dating Selena! You know the girl he is holding hands with!! Niall is a good looking lad and yes he deserves some nice girl that he can be with, and when that happens I will be happy for him! If you like Justin or Niall so much then don't get involved in their life. We all know that people make things up about them, and to all of those people all I can say is get a life! Don't tear other people down for what you haven't got!
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what the heck? are you honestly saying that? youre not a true directioner if you say you dont like zayn because he smokes. he does because he wants to, its his choice. Justin didnt cheat on Selena he loves her more than anything, so if you're gunna critcise Zayn or Justin i suggest you leave.
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justin is a wonderful young singer and a great dancer and I pray to saint jude that, he comes to, columbus, ohio again as I want to see him perform just one time but, meet him in person and he rocks my world and his mom is a great mom just like my mom is also and very careing also. please let him and his group come here please and can I get a few tickets to see him for me and my, 18 yr old sister sara and my two parents please? my mom is ill with her health and I want her to see him perform just once and for us to meet him and his wonderful mom patty..stacie ann, 7 year old fan of him and his mom,s also…
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I'm new to the game, but I read in a guide that a way to make some money early on is to do the Kerning Party Quest and sell scrolls that you acquire from it as a reward.
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A McKinleyville gas station was robbed by a suspect who brandished a silver pistol on Thursday morning. An undisclosed amount of cash was taken.
The Humboldt County Sheriff's Office received a call from a clerk at the 76 gas station on the 1200 block of Murray Road stating the station had just been robbed, according to a sheriff's office press release. The clerk told deputies that the suspect, who was wearing a black hooded sweatshirt and black gloves, told the clerk to put all the money in the bag.
The clerk complied with the request, and the suspect left the store on foot, according to the release. Deputies searched the area and were unable to find the suspect.
Surveillance video indicates the suspect was wearing a black mask or bandana. The suspect is described as being about 5 feet, 9 inches tall with a thin build.
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Herald Rating: 4/5
Address: 1/63 New Windsor Rd, New Windsor
We came here because years ago, while driving past this spot when the shop was nothing but a shut-down blip on a suburban corner, I thought: "I wish I had the gumption to open a really cool cafe right there." These guys did. They've done it before, succesfully too, at Salvation Kitchen in Avondale (which they've now sold).
Parking was no problem. It's the 'burbs.
We walked in and immediately thought the space is a little small, but they've dressed it nicely. On sunny weekdays there'll be a gaggle of mums with strollers at the pavement tables.
The most unusual thing on the menu was some of the spelling.
We ordered "Sticy" black rice with coconut cream and fresh fruit ($9) and the hash cake with "prochuto" and "hollindaese", poached egg and paprika "aiolo" ($9). Both could be described as "sensashonal". The "sticy" rice was the standout - it came with a fortune cookie ("No snowflake in an avalanche ever feels responsible") and flakes of palm sugar.
Also good was the breakfast burrito ($8.50), which I think they used to do at Salvation.
The coffee was perfect. As at Salvation, they recognise the importance of getting the java just right. They use Supreme beans and serve the coffee strong and in a smallish amount at the perfect temperature.
The service was excellent and effortless. They're nice folk.
We recommend if you come here grab a street-side perch looking west on a sunny day and rock some of the excellent sweet treats - pecan caramel cake ($4.50), pistachio ginger crunch ($4) or the chocolate crackles ($4), a formidable tower of five-year-old birthday mentalism.
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The Pequot Lakes softball team defeated Staples-Motley 1-0 and 4-0 to capture the first Section 6AA softball title in school history on Thursday night, May 30, at Waite Park. The Patriots, 19-2 overall, advance to the Class AA state tournament to face Section 7AA champion Hermantown at 11 a.m. Thursday, June 6, in North Mankato.
In the first game, Pequot Lakes grabbed the lead with a single run in the bottom of the seventh, and then held off a Cardinals' rally in heavy rain in the top of the seventh to force another game. The Patriots grabbed a 2-0 lead in the first inning and held on to beat S-M and advance.
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Original post made by Fred, Barron Park, on Dec 30, 2012
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Others have started to ban single-serve water and other drink containers. Why are we allowing our town to fall behind? These items litter our street and roadsides, and can be replaced by re-usable containers that virtually all already own. We should ban all single-serve drink containers - sale or possession - in our town. Do we have to wait before this begins to impact property values before attending to this critical issues?
a resident of Greenmeadow
on Dec 30, 2012 at 9:05 pm
i like single serving bottles. It will never affect property values. Don't be silly.
a resident of another community
on Dec 30, 2012 at 9:40 pm
Society would be much better served by a mandatory death penalty for littering than it ever will be served by any bag bans, or bottle bans or any such lowering to the "lowest common denominator" we have for behavior in current society.
If littering is the problem, address it directly and effectively.
Getting the perps off the earth, and their DNA out of the genome solves the problem, and also raises the "lowest common denominator", improving society for everyone.
a resident of Crescent Park
on Dec 30, 2012 at 10:46 pm
> Society would be much better served by a mandatory death penalty for littering
That seems a bit extreme, but it does seem like "society" should really start taking a serious look at certain types of petty crime and seeing what it says about perpetrators. I agree that most people who litter are just missing something in their brains about citizenship and they should get some kind of serious punishment and counseling or something. Graffitti is another thing. It see,s sometimes that everything that is not 24 hours in the pubic eye and some things that are are getting vandalized by graffitti all over. Sometimes I think they ought to go back to the rack and whipping people in the town square for stuff like this ... nothing seems to make an impression on these thugs.
a resident of Crescent Park
on Dec 31, 2012 at 10:38 am
Me thinks that most of you have missed the tongue and cheek portion of the original post.
a resident of Mountain View
on Jan 1, 2013 at 1:43 am
The world would be in awe of Palo Alto again if it resurrected the town stocks. Put them up in the little park at Emerson and University Ave. There is more foot traffic their than around the City Hall grounds. That should take care of miscreants using single use water bottles, plastic bags, or high fructose corn syrup.
Another innovation that could also be borrowed from the Pilgrims is the dunking stool. The new one, befitting Palo Alto, could both use correct recycled materials and solar power and also be an aesthetically advanced design approved by the council and the various interested citizen groups. If someone was suspected of being a Republican they could be dunked. If they drowned, they were not a Republican.
Palo Alto need not be behind anywhere.
a resident of Mountain View
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a resident of College Terrace
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Very funny, maguro_01. I think you accurately summed up the fact that our "leaders" focus on the wrong things.


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The exploits of Nolan, a man who's sexual prowess, ability to consume large amounts of alcohol, and the deeds he performs during these bouts of intoxication have made him famous around the world. The legend of "The Old Nolan" is an act that occurs when a man and a woman are having anal sex while in the shower. The act happens when a man pounds his woman partner so hard that she loses control of her bowls during the mans recoil (the backward momentum of a gun when discharged), leaving fecal matter on the shower floor. The turd must then be disposed of so the man makes the woman perform the drain stomp to force the poop down the drain, having a similar effect to making spaghetti out of play-doh. Luckily this occurs in the shower which results in momentary disgust and immediate clean-up.
We were both all sweaty after having wild animalistic sex, so we moved into the shower. Things picked up again and I ended up stickin my flesh musket into her mud tunnel, next thing I know I'm pulling out and she defecated on the floor. It was then that I realized that I've just joined the ranks of elite group of men who have successfully performed The Old Nolan.
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"TRH" (formerly Centreville Township Hospital)
*WQOK997 Security/Maintenance Repeaters on 452.25, 463.9125; Mobiles on 451.7625, 456.7625, 452.3125, 457.3125, 462.1875 (11K)
Stookey Township - Water Data (6K) 173.39625 FXO - WQQB761, WQQA264, WQQA266, WQQA???
Alorton Volunteer Firemen, Inc serves the city limits.
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Church Road Fire Protection District (Centreville)
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State Senator Mary Lazich (R-New Berlin) represents parts of four counties: Milwaukee, Waukesha, Racine, and Walworth. Her Senate District 28 includes New Berlin, Franklin, Greendale, Hales Corners, Muskego, Waterford, Big Bend, the town of Vernon and parts of Greenfield, East Troy, and Mukwonago. Senator Lazich has been in the Legislature for more than a decade. She considers herself a tireless crusader for lower taxes, reduced spending and smaller government.
Governor's Radio Address: "Progress in Wisconsin"
Three years ago, when I delivered my first State of the State address, Wisconsin's fiscal house was a mess. We were facing a $3.6 billion budget deficit, we owed millions to Minnesota from the tax reciprocity agreement, and we owed $233 million payment for past raids to the Patient Compensation fund.
Since then, we made tough, but prudent, decisions in order to put Wisconsin back on the road to prosperity. We enacted real, lasting reforms and we've worked tirelessly, to not only return to pre-recession economic levels, but catapult the state to even better growth.
Today, we have balanced the budget and given job creators the confidence they need to hire and invest in Wisconsin. Unemployment insurance claims are at a 13-year low, and nearly 13,000 new businesses have been created since I took office. We ended the last fiscal year with a $760 million surplus and revenue collections are up 8.4 percent for this fiscal year.
We made three consecutive deposits into the rainy day fund – and that's the first time that's happened in our state's history. With the opportunity to really do great things, we have put in place nearly $1.5 billion dollars in tax relief for hard-working taxpayers, seniors, property owners, veterans, and job creators.
We are not done yet, and we'll continue to work to improve the economy, until everyone that wants a job, has a job. The talent and skills of Wisconsinites is well recognized, and we need to ensure our workers have the training they need to fill the jobs available today.
Next week, I will lay out a pathway to prosperity for our state. I look forward to talking more about where we are – and – where we're going. Our tough, but prudent, decisions mean we're now able to invest in our priorities and truly move our state towards greater economic growth and success.
The state partnered with the Wisconsin Broadcasters Association to produce and distribute a brief radio address once a week. Audio files and a written transcript of this radio address can be accessed on http://www.wi-broadcasters.org and http://walker.wi.gov/media/weekly-radio-addresses.
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Our area of the Finger Lakes Regions is bear central thanks to NYS ENCON relocating numerous " problem bears" to our region over the past decade. In fall and spring we get visits from bears on an almost daily basis at the farm and if they are not after the equipment yard they are toting off a 5 gallon pail of waste vege oil we collect for our enviro-diesel what runs on it. I'm guessing from the piles they eat the vegetable oil to help keep themselves regular and it works. We run a 2 strand fence with one level 8 inches and the 2nd 18 inches around every yard,1 yellow jacketscharger and bacon on all 4 sides. We very seldom have bears get through. Our bears never needed any help from deer hunters to find us - I have to agree with the concept of needing to have the gun, My dad gave me his M-1 Garrand before he passed to help protect me from Bears but I have to say I never had it in my hand when I've come to face to fact with bear,usually I'm holding a pack of bacon and 4 d-cell batteries for a fence charger.
Drape some fresh Bacon over your Electric Fence and the Bear will get the message REAL quick.
Once bear has found food somewhere. It will come back.
Everything gets darker, as it goes to where there is less light. Darrel Tank (5PM drawing instructor)
"There is no question that this technique is effective. Having said that I don't use it as I don't want to attract bear to my bee yards, and the wildlife biologist folks I have talked with frown on the practice. "
This is crazy. It is all about educating the bears. The fence won't stop them! If they are close enough to smell the bacon you are already in trouble. Not a question of attracting them as the honey has already done that.
Electric fences are not intended to provide a physical barrier - that is what the electricity is for. My goal in fencing is to keep bears out of my hives, hopefully by convincing them through experience that they'd rather have the pain free food that is available outside of my bee yard (and garden). Depending on your fence configuration an electric fence can also keep small predators like skunks and racoons away too.
So far so good, at least once I got the fences set up properly.
Just saying here that a fence with no bait in known bear territory is an invite for disappointment. Keeping the bait freshened is another task on the beekeepers long list that can often be neglected leading to disastrous results. I know this from several past experiences.
All due respects Andrew it is definitely not a question of right/wrong, your wrong.
Giving bad advice to new beekeepers as worse than giving no advice at all.
Hunting with dogs just got banned here in CA, hound hunters take atleast 85% of the allotted amount of bears that can be taken here, so now what is going to happen to the already inclining population of bears? I see more phone calls to DFW of problem bears and more not so good contact with humans, and most of them will be the ones that voted for banning hunting bears with dogs, could that be considered an oxymoron?
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I have not had any bears but I would guess the hot wire should be on the outside to keep the bear off of the inner fence, once they defeat the sheep fence as it is now they are already half way to your honey, if the hot wire is on the outside they hit that first and it might keep them out of the other fence. (this is not from any real experience)
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Just wait till the darn hunters destroy your electric fence and fry your bacon!!!! This post is getting lame =)


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And dont worry about who the Giants played, they have no control of who is on their schedule. You play who is on your schedule man.
And though Griffin has looked good and morris seems legit in the NFL, its going to be a typical NFC East battle.
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posted at 8:42 pm on October 12, 2012 by Allahpundit
Vice President Joe Biden's repeated laughter during Thursday's debate was a reflection of the "enormous amount of passion and joy" he brings to the job of serving the American people, White House press secretary Jay Carney said on Friday…
"The person I saw up there last night is somebody who is absolutely passionate about fighting for and defending the middle class… and who comes to his job — this many years in to serving his country in the Senate and now to the White House — with an enormous amount of passion and joy," Carney said…
"Setting aside assessments of winners and losers," he said, "As someone who worked with the vice president for two years and traveled with him around the country and the world, I took extreme pleasure in watching the debate last night because of the way that he demonstrated his passion and his wisdom and the joy that he brings to the job of serving the American people as vice president."
Last week Mr. Obama was weirdly passive. Last night Mr. Biden was weirdly aggressive, if that is the right word for someone who grimaces, laughs derisively, interrupts, hectors, rolls his eyes, browbeats and attempts to bully. He meant to dominate, to seem strong and no-nonsense. Sometimes he did—he had his moments. But he was also disrespectful and full of bluster. "Oh, now you're Jack Kennedy!" he snapped at one point. It was an echo of Lloyd Bentsen to Dan Quayle, in 1988. But Mr. Quayle, who had compared himself to Kennedy, had invited the insult. Mr. Ryan had not. It came from nowhere. Did Mr. Biden look good? No, he looked mean and second-rate. He meant to undercut Mr. Ryan, but he undercut himself. His grimaces and laughter were reminiscent of Al Gore's sighs in 2000—theatrical, off-putting and in the end self-indicting…
National Democrats keep confusing strength with aggression and command with sarcasm. Even the latter didn't work for Mr. Biden. The things he said had the rhythm and smirk of sarcasm without the cutting substance.
And so the Romney-Ryan ticket emerged ahead. Its momentum was neither stopped nor slowed and likely was pushed forward.
It will be the crowning irony of the No Drama Obama campaign that it took a man who exudes more drama than a decade of Latin American soap operas to get Democrats out of their funk…
At the same time, my in-box was filled with a certain number of people who would be happy if they could spend the next few weeks delivering some punches to Biden, and not just Republicans. What do independents want most? They want people who will practice a more respectful brand of politics, who will behave the way most Americans try to behave in their dealings: respectfully, maybe even pausing to listen for a second. To them, Biden will seem like an off-putting caricature of the worst of old-style politics…
A lot of people will look at Biden's performance and see a style of politics that makes complex trade-offs impossible. The people who think this way swing general elections.
Whereas President Obama's smile during his debate with Mitt Romney seemed to be an afterthought, proffered as recompense to relieve the strain of his lackluster performance, Vice President Biden's was an Uzi. From the time he sat down next to Paul Ryan, he was locked and loaded with the pearliest chompers since Matt Dillon donned horse veneers to impress Cameron "There's Something About Mary" Diaz…
Biden's smile, though it may be the most remembered part of the debate, probably didn't work as intended. Democrats may have overlooked the inauthenticity of the smile, not to mention Biden's repeated interruptions, because he was projecting the aggression they were feeling. As their agent, he was compensating for the president's perceived weakness. The anger they feel is really toward Obama, of course; Ryan was merely his stand-in.
The Democrats cheering on Biden's bullying, while ignoring the fact that he had nothing to offer on the future of entitlements and his disgraceful alibis about Libya, did so because at bottom they really do not feel Republicans or conservatives are worthy of respect or decency. Though they rarely own up to it, they don't think Republicans are so much wrong as they are bad. By contrast, most Republicans think Democrats are wrong, not evil. Ryan, whose polite behavior was entirely proper but was made to appear passive and even weak when compared to his bloviating opponent, demonstrated this paradigm by patiently trying to explain his positions even when he was constantly interrupted…
The problem here is not just that presidents and would-be commanders-in-chief must appear presidential. It is that the liberal base of the president's party is so filled with anger and contempt for Republicans that they can't abide even a show of civility from their champions.
Biden aimed to throw the Obama base a lifeline. He fed the Kos Kidz desperate need for to see some fight, but at the cost of his remaining (and mostly notional) dignity. If you want a gibbering, snorting, mumbling clown with a rictus-grin locked on his mug a heartbeat away from controlling America's nuclear arsenal, Joe Biden's your guy…
The conventional wisdom this morning is that the debate was a tie. That conventional wisdom is (as is so often the case) dead wrong. Biden played to his base, trying to dig Obama out of the hole he's been trapped in since last week's debate trainwreck. Ryan played to the center, to the swing and to the late-engagers. The post-hoc coverage won't factor into their decisions: the pictures and Biden's mugging, drunk-uncle affect will. (Also, Biden opened several new, Costco-scale cans of worms for the Administration on the Libya scandal.)
In short, Biden did nothing to reset the race, and the edge of panic is still there in the Obama campaign.
"Biden's debate preparation was watching repeatedly 'The Shining.' And I think he did an excellent imitation of Jack Nicholson," Charles Krauthammer observed on the "Special Report" panel.
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New bypass lane will be constructed on CR 11 at Wildwood Ct.
The Breezy Point City Council on Monday, July 1, agreed to move forward with plans to install an eastbound bypass lane and westbound right turn lane on County Road (CR) 11 for Wildwood Court.
Making the decision brought about questions from the council on the long-term plans for CR 11. Crow Wing County Highway Department Senior Engineer Luke Wehseler discussed the option of using a backage road in the area.
Using a backage road would mean closing entrances along CR 11 and building a road behind the buildings those entrances had served. Minimizing entrances on CR 11 would improve safety.
Wehseler told the council that the resolution of support it approved for 2012 construction on CR 11 also included support for the corridor study on CR 11 and long-term plans for CR 11, which included the backage road.
The council, however, agreed it did not remember showing support for the backage road, which was a controversial issue at the time of 2012 construction discussion. Consensus was that a backage road was an unpopular option and not the direction the council currently wished to move.
Wehseler pointed out that while the council approved the resolution of support for the corridor study, the backage road was simply a concept. He said the city did not need to move forward with a backage road at this time and could wait until traffic was higher to revisit the matter.
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Ex-cop heads to trial for double deadly crash
EASTON, Pa. - A former cop is going to trial on charges he drove drunk and hit a group of motorcyclists with his pick-up truck.
It was an emotional day in court for friends and family members of the two victims who were killed in an accident in July.
John P. Heaney III., 49, of Lopatcong Township, New Jersey is accused of causing a double fatal motorcycle accident on Route 512 on July 1st.
On Friday, Heaeny's preliminary hearing took place at the Northampton County Courthouse.
The ex-cop faces two counts of homicide by vehicle while driving drunk, four counts of aggravated assault and involuntary manslaughter among other charges.
According to court documents, on July 1, Heaney's pickup truck was traveling north on Route 512 in Bangor Township when it crossed into the southbound lane where six motorcyclists were traveling on their way to a friend's viewing in Monroe County.
Two of the motorcyclists, Keith Michaelson, 52, and Michael Zadoyko, 47, were killed. Kevin Michaleson, brother of victim Keith Michaelson, told 69 News that it has been a very difficult time for his family.
"I kind of think that there isn't going to be any winners in here. It's all just losers, unfortunately for our families," said Michaelson.
The two victims were members of the Last Chance Motorcycle Club, a group that has overcome alcohol and other addiction issues.
According to testimony from witness, George Curtis, Heaney came into the lane head on and that there was no way to avoid him. Curtis was one of the four motorcyclists that survived the accident.
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A vision that family members fear will haunt witness George Curtis forever.
"It was very emotional up there. And George has a big cross to bear with watching everybody, like he said, being plowed down by bowling pins," said Michaelson.
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The feeling of disgust you feel in your mouth when u wake up in the morning or from a nap. usually caused by having your mouth open while you are sleeping. One thing that happens is that your mouth is really dry.
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Only days to go until Christmas and preparations are mad. But during the crazy scramble to organise who is going to bring the trifle, who will be in charge of strawberries, who's bringing the bubbly, who's dressing up as Santa and who's going to sort out the new potatoes, please think about those impressionable children and teenagers that'll be watching your every move. You might think they're not the foggiest bit interested in what the uncool oldies are doing, but believe me they're taking in everything they're seeing and somewhere, somehow down the line, whether they realise it or not, they'll model their behaviour on you.
There's something about Christmas that loosens our grip on what constitutes moderate alcohol consumption. Just because we're among family and dressed in our best clothes and drinking nice wine from the family crystal, we tend to think that somehow that excuses us from being labelled "binge drinkers". Yet no matter how well we're dressed and what we might consider our social status to be, the accident and emergency staff, the Victim Support people, the police, the fire officers and Women's Refuge staff, the Anger Management and Alcoholics Anonymous counsellors - not to mention the funeral directors - only see the end result of excessive consumption and it's not pretty.
You're reading this column, therefore you're literate, you're media-savvy, you're interested in wine and food, you have spare cash (otherwise you wouldn't have bought this newspaper), so clearly you're an intelligent person. Now you might think it's a hoot having that fourth glass of bubbles while opening presents with the kids that morning or that seventh beer while basting the ham on the barbecue or that it's a laugh giving your 14-year-old nephew a sneaky glass of port when his parents aren't looking - but it's not funny and that's where our problems start.
Sparkling wines get screwed
Kim Crawford has launched the first screw cap lid on a New Zealand sparkling wine. The best part of the last five years has been spent perfecting the unique closure, ensuring it was suited to traditional (five-gas volume) or high-pressure sparkling wines and it's now available on the Kim Crawford First Pick sparkling sauvignon blanc ($17). Okay, so you won't hear the "pop", but the benefits include no more eye injuries from rocket-propelled corks and you can have just one or two glasses then screw on the cap, lay the bottle down in the fridge and keep those bubbles fresh for later. Plus there'll be no more worrying about someone kicking over the bottle and spilling the wine during that game of backyard cricket this summer. Excellent.
Galliano goes groovy
Any child of the 70s will attest to pretty much every household tiki bar having a tall, golden, cone-shaped bottle of Galliano on the shelf. It was glamorous, mysterious, but how do you drink it? What do you mix with it? Today the iconic, secret-recipe spirit has its own young ambassador in Ago Perrone, one of the world's most exciting, experienced and downright smooth bartenders.
"It is a true Italian spirit, very full, generous and I love its bitterness and vibrancy," he says. Made with over 30 ingredients, its taste is very difficult to describe.
"Galliano is very complex and spicy, but it adapts to your mood and sense of occasion," adds Perrone, who in addition to bartending at the likes of The Connaught and Montgomery Place, is famous for creating drinks for Vogue, Wallpaper and GQ. And now he's created a special Christmas cocktail just for us ... yum.
Christmas Cobbler
60ml pinot noir
30ml Sauza Tequila
15ml Galliano
10ml fresh lime juice
a splash of bitters
Stir in a Boston shaker and serve in a wine glass. Garnish with grated nutmeg.
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Just in time for Christmas comes a new book by well-known New Zealand wine writer Joelle Thomson and if you're up for a cracking good yarn, you've come to the right place. Inspired by the pioneering ethos of some our industry's most respected characters, Joelle decided to dig deeper.
"My goal is to expand on the lives and contributions of key people in New Zealand wine, whose tales of tenacity reveal what makes them and their wines tick," says Joelle. "Here you will find philosophers, scientists, entrepreneurs, modernists, perfectionists and hedonists - not to mention a couple of party animals, too - who define New Zealand wine." So for the skinny on the Finns, the Brajkovichs, Fistoniches, Patons, Donaldsons, McKennas and a dozen more of our wine industry's ground breakers, you'll find it here. London-based Tim Atkin MW pens in the forward, "I've been lucky enough to get to know all but one of the people in this book. Several of them are individuals I count among my friends. More to the point, I've watched them and their wines develop over a period of 20 years. Looking back at the NZ wine scene of the early-1990s (when I first visited) and comparing it with today, I can't quite believe the transformation. Has any wine-producing country achieved so much in only two decades?" The answer, Tim, is no.


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Top: "Nest" by Vanessa Garcia, muslin and wood, 2007
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UTSA Satellite Space hosts 'Fabrication,' Oct. 4-21
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(Oct. 1, 2007)--The UTSA Department of Art and Art History and the UTSA Satellite Space present the exhibit, "Fabrication," Oct. 4-21, in Blue Star Arts Complex Suite 115 at S. Alamo and Probandt streets. Curated by Cornelia White Swann, the exhibit features textile works of Candace Briceño, Vanessa Garcia and Jenny Hart that show the traditions of sewing in nontraditional ways.
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An opening reception, free and open to the public, is 6-9 p.m., Thursday, Oct. 4. The gallery also will be open 6-9 p.m., Oct. 5 for First Friday, the monthly Southtown gallery open house. Regular gallery hours are noon-6 p.m., Friday-Sunday, or by appointment.
In "Fabrication," the three females artists use the domestic skill in ways that go beyond the expected uses of stitching. While evoking memories associated with sewing, each artist uses needle and thread to explore worlds of imagined landscapes, domesticity and popular culture.
Candace Briceño (Austin) evokes the beauty of landscapes or "painting sculptures" through sensual, tactile surfaces with materials such as hand-dyed felt.
UTSA undergraduate student Vanessa Garcia (Boerne) explores her family history (her mother and father are professional tailors) in installations that hint at the process and raw materials of the trade while investigating issues of domesticity, life cycles and culture.
Jenny Hart (Austin) uses embroidered portraits of celebrities, friends and pop cultural icons to rebel against the traditional themes of bunnies and bonnets often associated with the labor-intensive needlework process.
For more information or an appointment, contact Connie Swann at (210) 212-7146 (gallery) or (210) 458-4391 (Department of Art and Art History).