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Areas of Academic Focus and Expertise: Academic diversity and social and emotional complexities in elementary classrooms, encouraging diverse models of instruction in K-16; Language Arts, including developmental stage spelling approaches and writing instruction in elementary classrooms; Children's literature, with ongoing focus in nonfiction as support for the Common Core.
Area of Work and Concentration at Lesley: Literature for children and young adults
Representative List of Recent Courses Taught: EEDUC 5104: Literature for Children and Young Adults; EEDUC 6032: Exploring Nonfiction in the Elementary and Middle School Classroom
Education: BS in Elementary Education, Brigham Young University; MEd in Early Childhood Education, Old Dominion University; EdD in Curriculum and Instruction, University of Virginia
Representative List of Recent Publications / Exhibitions: Simmerman, S., Harward, S. Pierce, L. Peterson, N., Morrison, T., Korth, B. Billen,M. & Shumway, J. (2012). Elementary teachers' perceptions of process writing. Literacy Research and Instruction, 51(4), 292-307.Billen, M. T., Wilcox, B., Bahr, D., Shumway, J., Korth, B., Yates, E., Morrison, T. G., Simmerman, S., Harward, S. V., Peterson, N., Pierce, L. E. (2012). Instruction and physical environments that support process writing in elementary classrooms. In Morrison, T., Martin, L., Boggs, M. & Szabo, S. (Eds.), Association of Literacy Educators and Researchers Yearbook, Volume 33. Peterson, N.L. (2006). The Involved Parents' Guide to Encouraging Your Child's Writing Talent. Austin, TX: Prufrock Press.
Nancy L. Peterson is professor of teacher education in the School of Education at Utah Valley University. Prior to her tenure at Utah Valley she taught one year at West Virginia Wesleyan College, and adjunct courses for Old Dominion University. She is co-founder and chair of UVU's Forum on Engaged Reading. Peterson's professional experience was teaching 4th, 6th, kindergarten, and K-6th music and art in public schools in Utah, Arizona and Texas prior to her graduate degrees. In 2011-12, Peterson was a visiting professor at the University of Virginia, associated with the Center for Advanced Study of Teaching and Learning, investigating the Responsive Classroom Approach.
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Beach Bunnies of the 60's
We've rounded up our favorite 60's bunnies to get in the mood for the premiere of Magic City.
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The city of Miami was full of organized crime and shady, under the table business in the 60s. At the hub of it all was the Miramar Playa Hotel. Maybe that's not entirely true, but the Miramar is where the action is happening in Starz latest television drama Magic City.
While Miami's business tycoons battled the evils of drugs, mobsters and dopers, gorgeous young women were flocking to the sunny beaches of Florida. What better reason to beachcomb our vintage photo shoots to bring you a gallery of our favorite beach bunnies of the 1960s.
Find out where the bunnies played while in Miami with Miami Beach: 1959 Vs. 2012. Check out the story of little-known Florida Mafia boss, Santo Trafficant Jr. in Cigar City Crime. There's more in store on Magic City. Watch the trailer and see a video of Playmate Jaime Edmondson.

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If you are sitting around with the belief that he was drafted because of his name alone, then you are living in a fantasy world that doesn't allow facts to interfere, IMO.
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i'm chaulking this one up to pre coffee drowsiness.
accorsi, a GM in the nfl for almost 20 years and the guy who let John Elway go in a trade that haunted him the rest of his career, drafted Eli because of who his daddy was?
Accorsi was RIPPED FOR YEARS for giving away what seemed like way too much in the trade for manning.
truth of the matter is, its clear that Accorsi underpaid for the type of QB Manning has become, and all of the guys that thought he overpaid (including me) are earning our living outside of football for obvious reasons. We don't know 1/100th of what someone like Accorsi does.
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Personally ive buried the hatchet with Tiki.
He had his opinions and has pretty much admitted they were wrong in regards to Eli.
As for Coughlin... Tiki was totally right about Coughlin ... at the time.
Strahan even flat out admitted he "HATED" Coughlin the season Tiki retired (NFLN: A Football Life).
Tiki never met or worked under the Coughlin the Giants have now.


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- Or, a Two-Night Stay for Two, Sundays through Thursdays ($269) or Fridays and Saturdays ($339) in the Vouvray or Echezeaux Room
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There are countless reasons Budget Travel named Cloverdale, California, the #2 Coolest Small Town in America in 2010. But for some, it was written in the stars: "I didn't realize what a difference the clear, dark skies make," one resident told the The Press Democrat. "You can look up and see the stars. It's just amazing."
Clear your head amid the constellations with this Escape to Auberge on the Vineyard, winner of the 2012 TripAdvisor Certificate of Excellence award. This Healdsburg-area B&B was also recently featured on the Today Show for its stunning views of the Alexander Valley and the wine-focused experience it lavishes on visitors.
You'll get a two-night stay for two, Sundays through Thursdays ($199) or Fridays and Saturdays ($249) in the Hermitage, Margaux, Lorraine, or Sancerre Room. Or, opt for a two-night stay for two, Sundays through Thursdays ($269) or Fridays and Saturdays ($339), in the Vouvray or Echezeaux Room of the Carriage House.
The 1910 Victorian House comprises three rooms—the Hermitage, Margaux, and Lorraine—and each offers plentiful window seating with views of the valley, period furniture, heirloom antiques, and luxe linens, plus plush towels in each private bathroom.
The Vouvray, Echezeaux, and Sancerre rooms are situated in the Carriage House, which was added to the property in 1980 and boasts a large common area with vineyard and mountain views, as well as a west-facing gallery, fireplace, flat-screen TV, and butler's pantry with complimentary drinks and snacks.
You and your moonstruck companion will be treated to a daily French-inspired three-course breakfast at 9 a.m. in the dining room of this Queen Anne Victorian inn. Past guests have called the experience "mind-blowing" and promise that "each breakfast surpassed the next."
Post-pastry, use your two-day Master Wine Tasting Pass at 120 area wineries in Northern California Wine Country, where "eating and, above all, drinking are cultivated as high arts," says Fodor's.
Then, head back to Cloverdale to use your $50 credit toward a soothing massage for two at Main Street Spa.
This Escape proves our theory: Whiling away an afternoon or two in Wine Country doesn't have to mean a Big Bang on your wallet.
"Roxanne was AMAZING! She was very helpful as we checked in, giving us ideas and tips on where to visit and dine. The food was AMAZING! We truly felt like cherished guests in this lovely inn nestled in the trees."-- TripAdvisor
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text: $75,000 grants available to cultivate Innovation Schools The Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education is accepting applications for a fellowship program aimed at cultivating Innovation Schools, with support for a year-long planning process. The fellowships provide $75,000 for up to three school districts that are either establishing new Innovation Schools or converting existing schools to the Innovation School model. Sponsoring school districts will partner with DESE and the Massachusetts Executive Office of Education to participate in the program. The fellowship will begin in the new fiscal year, which starts on July 1. Priority will be given to districts with Level 3 and Level 4 schools. Governor Patrick included the Innovation Schools initiative in the Achievement Gap Act of 2010 as a way to foster school-based decision-making, innovation and choice within public schools. Innovation Schools are similar to Horace Mann Charter Schools and to Boston's Pilot Schools, though there are differences in implementation. Innovation Schools have more flexibility and autonomy than other district-run schools with regard to curriculum, staffing, budget, scheduling, professional development and district policies. Information, including the full request for proposals and fellowship application, is available on the DESE website. The deadline for completed applications is March 3. A nonbinding notice of intent is due by 5 p.m. on Friday, Feb. 14. DESE WEBINARS FOR INTERESTED DISTRICTSTuesday, Feb. 4, 3:30 to 4:30 p.m.Monday, Feb. 10, 4 to 5 p.m.Click here to register. Additional resources: MTA Today featured a story about members' experiences with Innovation Schools in its Winter 2013 issue. DESE is hosting a series of Innovation Schools Network visits and Principal and Teacher Network meetings during the 2013-2014 school year. More information on Innovation Schools is available from DESE and the state Executive Office of Education.


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Freestone Inn • Mazama, WA
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- A One-Night Stay for Two in a Luxury King Guest Room, Sundays through Thursdays ($139) or Fridays and Saturdays ($159)
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One look at a map and you'll see that Mazama, Washington, is the ultimate wilderness refuge. Located in the Methow Valley 174 miles northeast of Seattle, this 200-person town is surrounded by the evergreen landscapes of the Okanagan National Forest, North Cascades National Park, and Lake Chelan National Recreation Area. Natural beauty takes center stage in Mazama, criss-crossed with alpine trails and blessed with sunny weather, but you're never far from civilization with the town of Winthrop just a 15-minute drive away.
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Inspired by the smooth rocks that tumble down from mountain streams, the Freestone Inn is indeed an ideal place to land. From the lobby's cathedral ceiling to the guest rooms' river-rock fireplaces, the Freestone Inn—named Best in the West by Sunset Magazine—boasts a cozy, woodsy charm, not least because of its 75 acres of homestead property. This lodgepole pine inn offers 12 rooms outfitted with perks like lake views, private decks, soaking tubs, and terrycloth robes, and the lobby offers wireless Internet access. Outside, you'll find a heated outdoor pool, an activity center, and a hot tub overlooking Freestone Lake.
Under the creative direction of Chef Suzanne Same, the Freestone Dining Room is a true gem featuring a two-story river-rock fireplace and views of the water. Start with pan-fried goat cheese with tomato ginger jam produced on nearby farms, before cutting into a juicy rib-eye steak from a local ranch.
The Diversions
• Jack's Hut
• Lost River Winery
• Pacific Crest Trail
• Cedar Creek Falls
"This rustic resort will make you feel like a pioneer—albeit with more luxuries at your disposal. Tucked into the massive log-cabin inn are simple, spacious guest rooms, each enhanced with a gas fireplace, hot tub, and balcony."-- Read Fodor's Review of Freestone Inn
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Celebrate the best of fresh summer flavor with rich, meatless main dishes from the grill.
Veggie Grilled PizzaBring out the best in smoky grilled vegetables by pairing them with an unexpected flavor partner: fresh mint. This pizza, loaded with fresh summer veggies, earned outstanding reviews as a main dish. Cut the pie into smaller slices for appetizer portions.
Grilled Eggplant with Freekeh PilafPomegranate molasses brings tartness, and the feta adds a salty finish to this hearty side dish.
Grilled Halloumi PitasThe saltiness of halloumi cheese is a good balance for the smoky-tasting grilled peppers in this pita sandwich. Be careful not to cut the cheese too thin, or it will be hard to work with on the grill
Grilled Tofu with Ratatouille VegetablesIntroduce tofu to the grill with this easy, veggie-heavy recipe. The tofu and veggies grill together, brushed evenly with a vibrant orange juice marinade, making the dish a breeze to prepare and a cinch to clean up after.
Grilled Farmers' Market SandwichesAre you ready for the best sandwich you've ever tasted? Celebrate the rich flavors of summer by stacking delicious ciabatta bread with hearty portions of grilled, zucchini, red onion, basil, eggplant, and tomato. Top with provolone and prepare for a feast.
Herbed Penne with Simple Grilled VegetablesLeftover charred vegetables and fresh herbs create a simple and satisfying vegetarian entree. For a heartier version, stir in two cups chopped chicken.
Grilled Eggplant ProvoloneFor an elegant alfresco dinner that's still easy on the prep time, make a main dish featuring grilled eggplant topped with melted provolone cheese. Top with grilled salsa and pair with a small green salad for a pleasing summer dinner in about 30 minutes.
Grilled Vegetable SaladSalads are always a hit in summer; they're easy to make, full of fresh flavor, and don't heat up the kitchen. Top your mixed salad greens with smoky grilled vegetables to add depth of flavor and a texture contrast for your palate. Top with a pistachio vinaigrette and crumbled goat cheese for extra richness.
Ginger-Sesame Grilled Tofu SteaksAll you need to complete this meal is a side of steamed snow peas, sugar snap peas, or asparagus. Draining the tofu on paper towels helps it absorb more marinade and ensures maximum flavor when it hits the grill.
Grilled Stuffed Portobello MushroomsStuffed mushrooms are always a crowd pleaser. We suggest filling yours with a robust mixture of spinach, garlic, oregano, and Parmesan cheese and serving the caps with a small summer salad. Enjoy this dish outside while you savor the slow summer sunsets.
Grilled Eggplant and Tomato Sandwiches with Roquefort DressingWhen grilled to perfection, eggplant peel is slightly crusty--a nice contrast to its tender, moist flesh. Roasted eggplant makes a hearty sandwich when combined with a coarse-textured bread, such as an Italian ciabatta or sourdough.
Grilled Vegetable LasagnaGrilling the vegetables deepens their flavors, which makes for a delicious vegetarian entrée. To speed preparation, use no-boil lasagna noodles; the baking time remains the same.
Overstuffed Grilled Vegetable-Feta SandwichesSky-high sandwich stackers provide filling meals that are perfect for picnics or on-the-go summer outings. Grape tomatoes, red onion, and a mix of yellow squash and zucchini star in this easy recipe, which calls for time-saving ingredients including presliced veggies and bottled salad dressing.
Grilled Tomato-Peach PizzaStore-bought pizza dough speeds prep time on this easy summer dish. Pizza provides the perfect opportunity to use festive seasonal toppings. Try sliced peaches; the grill helps them release their natural sweetness, adding a fun zip to the pie. If you haven't tried fresh-from-the-grill pizza before, prepare to be wowed.
Mediterranean Grilled Vegetable TagineGrilled bell peppers and red onion get a hearty flavor infusion from a short stint in a vinegar-and-olive-oil marinade before hitting the grill for a quick roast. The grilled veggies, served over couscous, add smoky flavor to this Mediterranean-inspired main dish meal.
Grilled Eggplant Naan Wraps with Tahini-Yogurt DressingA delicious way to complement the rich flavor of grilled eggplant is by adding a tangy tahini-yogurt sauce. Tahini, sesame paste, adds a Asian-inspired flavor and transports this easy dinner dish to a delightfully tasty status.
Grilled Vegetables with Yogurt-Tahini SauceServe a pick-up style dinner by loading a pretty party platter with freshly grilled summer veggies such as tomatoes, button mushrooms, radicchio, and eggplant. Pair with a tangy dipping sauce and let guests help themselves to this meatless main.
Vietnamese Lettuce Rolls with Spicy Grilled TofuBring Asian-inspired flavor to the table. Grilled firm tofu adds robust flavor to crisp lettuce wraps. Let the kids know they'll be eating "lettuce tacos" tonight; they'll be thrilled!
Grilled Vegetables with Potato CakesServe a stacker of a main dish by loading homemade potato cakes with smoky grilled vegetables. Use a jarred fire-roasted tomato and garlic pasta sauce to save time and add rich flavor.
Grilled Polenta with Tomatoes and White BeansNothing beats the smoky flavor from the grill, especially when you're bringing out the rich flavor of polenta. The grilled polenta adds depth to an easy summer salad, prepared with cannellini beans and chopped fresh rosemary.
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I currently am using Pierco deep foundation in my brood boxes, but I run 1 1/2 brood chambers, 1 deep and 1 medium. My question is ,does anyone make a medium foundation in plastic with the same cell size or smaller than the pierco deeps?
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Hey guys. well we did 2 cutouts last week and one of them i brought home alot of the exterior wall boards from the old house from the 1860's. it has alot of old comb attached to it and i thought it may be priceless to use for swarm traps. since ive heard to use old black comb and such along with lure or lemongrass. i built one trap already to 10" tall X 9" front to back X 20" across/wide. basically the size of a frame. and it is a little bigger than 5 frames. about the size of a nuc.
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Should i build them the size of a medium super since im looking to go with all medium frames and boxes ? what is the ideal size for swarm traps ? i know that question is like asking a room full of fisherman what is the best bait but any education in this would be awesome.
When is the best time to start hanging and baiting the swarm traps ? ideal locations etc. We are in the southern eastern most part of Kansas .
and would it be fine to use TBH bars for the swarm traps and put them in TBH's ? ive heard that nuc bees and packages dont take well to TBH hives. so i dont want to put ANY of the nucs we have coming next month into tbh's. id like to use the tbh's i am building strictly for cutouts and swarms.
any info on this topic would be great because ive never done any swarm trapping yet. but now that we have had a couple colonies of feral bees (from the cutouts) in our growing beeyard... we really enjoy how they act and they seem to have taken off in a week or sow. not to mention the local bees seem to be very small healthy buggers
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Indian Land Middle School has named its teacher and support staff member of the year for 2012.
Nominated by their peers, the school's 2011-12 Teacher of the Year is instructional facilitator Cindy Bush and the 2011-12 Support Staff Member of the Year is administrative assistant Laura Loughry.
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Bush's nomination said she works "tirelessly to help the school, staff and students."
Reece Murphy
Leah Lierz of Indian Land had a great week recently.
Not only did Lierz graduate May 25 from the state's most prestigious arts high school, the Governor's School in Greenville, the following Friday, June 1, she was recognized as one of the best young writers in the country during a ceremony at New York's Carnegie Hall, no less – and two days before her 18th birthday.
As a National Gold Medal winner of the Scholastic Art & Writing Award, Lierz received a $10,000 scholarship.
Five seniors marched across the stage during the graduation ceremony at Carolina Christian Academy on May 25.
Stewart Blake Counts, Aaron Michael Fournier, Kathryn Hope Harris, DaEun Hong and Janna Suzette Noland received their diplomas, marking an end to their high school careers as they embark on a new journey in life.
Fournier, who was named salutatorian for the CCA class of 2012, said he is grateful for the education opportunity he received while at the school.
Editor's note: Due to space limitations in the Sunday edition, this story on the Lancaster County Adult Education commencement on May 16 was not published until today.
Klarissa Stalk of Lancaster coddles and kisses her eight-month-old daughter, Mirakle, who smiles as the golden tassel from mom's mortarboard tickles her face. Stalk, gives her daughter one last kiss and passes her back to her great-grandmother, Linda King of Waxhaw.
Lancaster County School District
Lancaster County School District will operate the USDA Summer Food Service Program, providing free meals for ages 18 and younger from May 29 through June 14.
Sites include: Andrew Jackson Middle School, 6865 Kershaw Camden Highway, Kershaw; A.R. Rucker Middle School, 422 Old Dixie Road; and South Middle School, 1551 Billings Drive. All sites are closed on Friday except for June 1.
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When it comes to student essayists, they don't get much better than Indian Land senior Savannah Adams and her sisters.
While many students struggle with even the most routine class papers, Savannah's skills as a writer earned her first place in this year's state-wide student journalism contest sponsored by the S.C. Governor's Committee on Employment of People with Disabilities.
The importance of perseverance rang true for all 74 University of South Carolina Lancaster students who participated in graduation ceremonies Saturday, April 28.
But it was especially true for Amy Johnson, who donned her cap and gown and listened to guest speaker Dr. Leah Moody.
For Johnson, 54, perseverance is her only option, as she's battled cancer off and on for the last several years.
A lot has changed since the years when kindergarten was little more than ramped-up day care.
Bolstered by pre-school programs, kindergarten these days is seen as the obligatory first step in a child's successful education, and by extension, the rest of their lives.
Preparing a child for the transition to school takes more than socialization and learning classroom fundamentals, especially when poverty is a factor – it takes meeting the child's fundamental needs both at school and at home.
While still in the works, Lancaster County School District officials say the forecast for this year's budget is looking good.
Tony Walker, the district's finance director, said at the school board's March 27 meeting the district is in good financial shape as the fiscal year draws to a close. Walker said both general fund spending and revenue are in line, or better, than expected.
Last year's general fund budget for day-to-day operations totaled $70.8 million.
An Andrew Jackson High School junior was arrested Friday for having a loaded handgun in his truck.
Also on that same day, a Clinton Elementary School fifth-grader was suspended after he was caught with bullets at school.
Dorian Drake Knight, 17, 6982 Shiloh Unity Road, was arrested March 1 at Andrew Jackson High and charged with possession of a weapon on school grounds and possession of a firearm by a person under the age of 18, according to a Lancaster County Sheriff's Office incident report.
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White's Mill gets facelift
WASHINGTON COUNTY, Va. - It's a Virginia landmark and one of the oldest structures in Washington County, Virginia, and it's had a facelift.
Decades of history sit behind the walls of White's Mill as corn comes in and cornmeal goes out. "The 1790s is when we think it was originally built and it was restored in 1866 after the Civil War," said Jennifer Kling, Head of Operations at White's Mill.
However, the Mill hadn't been touched since. "If you looked at the mill a year ago, it looked like it was about to fall down. It really was," said Bobby Ingle, President of the White's Mill Foundation.
That's when renovations began, over $460,000 worth. "Our first phase was basically to shore up the mill so it wouldn't fall. That entailed doing some work around the footing of the mill. It wasn't a huge operation, but it let the mill stay intact until we could do this," said Ingle.
The second phase included new structure walls and siding, giving this old mill a whole new look; but it's only the beginning.
As the hammer hit the nail, the wheels began turning in the head of one then Virginia High Student, who wanted to help fundraise. "This past year I was the State President for the Virginia Society of the Children of the American Revolution. Each year the president picks a state project," said Carter Grace Bagnall.
She wanted to keep her project local. "I went around the state and local societies helped out," said Bagnall.
Raising nearly $5,000, a start to the $150,000 needed to get one more important piece of the puzzle finished, getting the wheel turning so it could be powered once more. "We always felt it was the most important phase," said Ingle.
"It's a beautiful location and it deserves all of the renovations and time that needs to be spent on it," said Bagnall.
So they can keep an old building that's been around for 200 years around 200 more. "We didn't want to see our most recognized landmarks fall down. Today I stand here very proud knowing that it's not going to fall down, it's going to be here a lot longer than I am," said Ingle.
The White's Mill Foundation is looking for more donations to help finish phase three. We learned they're holding a BBQ dinner on June 29 at 6 p.m. at White's Mill. It will be $10 for adults and $5 for children. All proceeds will go toward the mill.
We learned the foundation is hoping to start the third phase within the next year.


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I am interested in building one are all the parts there?
They have a photo of "included parts" which makes me wonder how much is not included, since I dont have a schematic or parts list.
Any other experiences with these kits trying to guage my chances of getting a good one
building one of these is a lot of work, you wil need a receiver and semi conversion for the bolt & grip. it is not an easy build
Here is a tutorial:mg42
The three kits I picked up all had complete camming section and were in good buildable shape. The parts varies from almost new looking to worn finish and some dings. Still a great deal for the price.
I got two kits very early with bright and shinny barrels that looked new. The third kit I got later was with the lesser grade and a little darker than expected.
Planning to build at least one on a BRP metal kit.
I got a receiver section from IMA for $200, they have some more for $150 but they didn't look as nice. Here is what I got... we'll see if I am up to the challenge. This would be a trivial build if it was a postie.
Will you be converting to 7.62 x 51 I just recently purchased the kit from RTG and all I can say is that it is well worth it new Styer Barrel - New German Feed Top and all other components looked to be new never used.
Hope this helps.
Pirate is right. Building a MG42/53 is a lot of work but there is a wealth of info out on this site and others to help. Pirate's tutorial is a good place to start. I have built 2 and each had their little problems but both turned out fine in the end. Getting the receiver welded back together straight and to the right length is the biggest challange.


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A group filled with shock humor, over confident try-hards, those who think they are better than others, and those who are actually there to talk about sim-racing. Often times you can find the group going into a loop of butthurt and spam during races, and if you have an opinion it will probably be shot down. You might be told to kill yourself as well. They are also male dominated, and will go batshit crazy if they see a woman.
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The Bass Pro Shops® 100MPH GORE-TEX® Rain Parka for men features a roomy zip-off visor hood that keeps rain and snow off your face. Lined in cool nylon satin, the hood has a fleece chin flap with hook 'n' loop closure and locking drawcords. The turn-down collar on the Bass Pro Shops 100MPH GORE-TEX Rain Parka puts super-soft high-nap poly fleece next to your skin; the body and sleeves are nylon lined for breathability and easy on/off. Sealed front zipper with internal storm flap forms an impenetrable barrier to spray and wet weather. Dropdown hip cover offers an extra layer of waterproofing while leaning on a pro seat, or wherever rainwater pools up; just snap it up inside when not needed. Tech-fit shoulders, tapered body design, articulated elbows for unrestricted comfort, weatherproof neoprene inner sleeve cuffs with hook 'n' loop closure; 2 large zip pockets with sealed zippers, storm flaps, and high-fleece lining; 2 sonic welded gear pockets on the chest and 1 gear pocket on the upper sleeve; inner security pocket; and 2 D-rings. Imported.
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What is approx weight of parka and bibs?
Current 100 MPH jackets seem to run true to size. However, the bibs seem to be running about a size small. May need to size up.
The Pro Qualifier bibs have a hem to waist waterproof zipper, which is convenient and makes them easier to put on than the 100MPH bibs - the 100MPH bib is made to be put on once and kept on. Pro Qualifier jackets seem to run smaller so best to size up. Pro Qualifier jacket has stretch nylon cuffs instead of neoprene, fabrics in jacket and bibs are lighter than 100MPH, but still fairly heavy. Fixed hood on Pro Qualifier jacket - doesn't stow easily, but can kind of roll down and loop into hanger loop inside neck - I don't think it was designed to work that way, but I've seen people do it.
Both jackets accept zip-in 100MPH liner jackets.
Can this be returned if it doesnt fit?
Is there a women's equivalent of this product or sizing of the men's product that is appropriate for women?
I noticed this year that the 100MPH bibs are running a size smaller than previous years. Jackets seem to be running normal size.
Everybody fits things a little differently - if you're near a store, make a point of trying them on.
How heavy/thick is the 100MPH bib & parka?
Would recommend Pro Qualifier for when the weather gets bad (Gore Tex is generally pretty warm), or consider the Pro Light jacket and pants. Those are super lightweight and offer pit zips and are packable.
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Thanks fellas, great info.
This will be my first trip to MetLife, is there tailgating or anything?
And also are 'club' tickets worth it?
I'd check Stubhub. Seem to be some pretty good deals and I've never had a problem with any tickets I got from there.
I've had no problems with StubHub whenever I use them. They are "Top Notch". I have Season Tickets and buy & sell with them, no problem.
Also just a quick question. NFL clothing/jerseys etc are expensive and limited in this country (I can pick from either Manning home jersey and Tuck road jersey from the NFLUK shop). So where is best in Manhattan to buy Giants stuff?


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Timber backlog hits Cass County
Timber backlog finally hit Cass County in October when the county sold only five of 17 sites offered for logging at the monthly auction.
The price paid for aspen dropped to $15.91 per cord for the first time since the early 1990s, according to Land Commissioner Joshua Stevenson.
While the county appraises its timber at $15 to $17 per cord, the average price paid has been running about $28 per cord. Until now, 99 percent of the acreages Cass put up for timber auction have sold.
During the recession, several Minnesota wood processing plants closed, but enough remained open to keep wood moving. The key recent change, however, was the permanent loss of the plant at Sauk Rapids follow the fire last spring.
Stevenson told the county board Nov. 6 he expects slow timber sales to continue through this winter. Having Cass County timber certified as a sustainable forest makes its wood more marketable, but does not increase the price the county can expect, he said.
With the economic changes and shifts wood processors are making to ensure marketability of their products, Stevenson said mills are changing their processes and timber product needs. For this reason, he is in the process of taking county forestry staff to visit and observe operations at the nearest remaining large wood processing plants.
Those are Norboard at Bemidji and Sappi Fine Paper Mill in Cloquet. Stevenson also plans to schedule tours for the county board and legislative delegation.
To maintain the county's forests as sustainable, Stevenson obtained board approval to update the county's forest inventory for $6,800. ProWest and Associates of Walker, who drafted the most recent inventory in 2008, will provide the update.
The county sold eight land parcels on an Oct. 27 auction, netting $434,100. Other parcels offered on that sale, which did not sell will be available for purchase over the counter at the land department building in Backus during normal business hours. The majority of land the county sells is surrounded by private land, Stevenson said.
NorthFork Excavating was the lowest of four bidders to win a contract to remove garbage and a cabin from county land in Moose Lake Township. The former metal frame cabin is currently a pile of rubble.
Outdoor Creations and Renovation was the lowest of three bidders at $22/yard to haul material (taconite tailings) to repair a section of Thunder Lake Snowmobile Trail in Thunder Lake Township. Trail maintenance funds will pay for the project.


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Is coming up with a consistent monthly food budget making you crazy? Or guilty? Or hungry? Jane DeLaney, the founder of eMeals.com and a friend of this column, puts things in perspective by sharing her experience with food budgets:
"People often ask how much I spend on groceries each month. As you can imagine, my food budget has changed over the years. But one thing that hasn't is the fact that if I don't stick to a fixed amount for groceries, my good intentions will quickly fade away.
"It is suggested that families with an annual income of $50,000 to $90,000 should budget 11 to 14 percent of their after-tax income for groceries.
"For example, a family of four to six with an annual income of $75,000 would budget $500 per month on groceries.
In today's economy, that can be challenging -- but with eMeals it can be done.
"Consistently saving money at the grocery store isn't about the coupons, freebies or special gimmicks.
Before I started menu planning, I'd find myself at five o'clock staring into my cupboard, which then led to a last-minute grocery run or the fast-food money pit.
And we all know that a single fastfood bombshell can cancel out all the savings from couponing that week.
"So, what's the answer? Menu planning.
"As my family grew and I went back to work, time became critical.
This forced me to think realistically instead of idealistically.
Dinner had to show up every night. I finally accepted that the best tool I had in my grocery saving arsenal wasn't coupons. It was consistent, realistic, practical dinner planning.
"Meal planning allowed me to stay within my fixed grocery budget. Building a menu based on the week's grocery sales consistently translated into a working, frugal menu from week to week.
"At eMeals, we believe that a doable, projected amount that can feed a family of four to six is approximately $11 to $12 per dinner. That's $360 for an entire month of dinner groceries, and is based on current prices and weekly sales. "If you have never created and followed a dinner plan from week to week, I encourage you to take on the challenge. You'll gain family time, sanity and control of your food dollars.
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Cooking up Comfort in the Smoky Mountains
The Foxtrot Bed and Breakfast • Gatlinburg, TN
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- A Two-Night Stay for Two in a Deluxe King Room ($299), Sundays through Fridays from December 2 to December 21, 2012 or from January 6 to March 29, 2013
- Or, a Two-Night Stay for Two in a Suite ($339), Sundays through Fridays from December 2 to December 21, 2012 or from January 6 to March 29, 2013
- Two-Hour Cooking Class for Two on a Monday, Wednesday, or Friday
Something's cooking in the Smoky Mountains, and it smells of divine relaxation. Escape to the The Foxtrot Bed & Breakfast in Gatlinburg, Tennessee, where a two-night stay for two is the secret ingredient to a gourmet getaway—and an added two-hour cooking class for two is the icing on the cake.
Mix things up in a deluxe king room ($299) or indulge in a suite ($339). Come Sundays through Fridays from December 2 to December 21, 2012 or from January 6 to March 29, 2013.
Deluxe king rooms are sprinkled with creature comforts including a spacious king-size bed and private bath. Suites are dipped in luxury with king-size beds, fireplaces, and either whirlpool or Jacuzzi tubs. Add a side of in-room entertainment with TVs with DVD players and wireless Internet, and you have the recipe for a tasteful retreat.
In the morning, prime your palate for a day's worth of nibbling starting with the B&B's signature breakfast. Nosh on dishes like fried-apple pancakes or baked Brie with cranberry chutney before sampling a slice life of the Gatlinburg area. Great Smoky Mountains National Park is close nearby, and the on-site spa services are the perfect treat to follow a refreshing mountain hike.
You'll want to work up an appetite—the two-hour cooking class at the B&B's cooking school (offered on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays) will more than fill up your stay. Dig into an epicurean adventure during a lecture, demonstration, and application class that draws from a full menu of courses such as the creation of quick breads, crème brûlée, charcuterie, or the chef's choice of subject.
The table is set at this Smoky Mountain respite—and you've got a spot as the guest of honor.
"The three-course breakfast was amazing, and served on beautiful china... There were plenty of books in the library to read and a constant supply of fresh coffee and tea. The coconut pound cake was my favorite indulgence each evening."-- BedandBreakfast.com
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Grand Junction will host an exhibit of early Southwestern weaving as part of the CU This Summer cultural outreach program of the University of Colorado at Boulder.
The exhibit, Beyond the Loom: Keys to Understanding Early Southwestern Textiles, will be shown from May 24 through Sept. 1 at the Museum of Western Colorado, the CU This Summer local sponsor.
The large color photographs in the exhibit are accompanied by text and graphics showing the early history and methods of weaving by native people of the Southwest.
The exhibit hours will be Tuesday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Sunday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the Museum of Western Colorado at 248 S. Fourth St. Admission is $2 for adults, $1.50 for seniors, $1 for children and free to members.
More than 300,000 people throughout Colorado have attended CU This Summer programs over the nine years that the art, museum exhibits and music and dance performances have traveled the state.
CU This Summer cultural events are sponsored by each community for the enrichment of residents and summer visitors. The host communities this year are Brighton, Burlington, Cortez, Durango, Estes Park, La Junta, Lamar, Montrose and Pueblo, as well as Grand Junction.
CU This Summer sponsorship is shared by the host communities and the Boulder Campus Outreach Council, the CU Office of Business and Community Relations, the department of theater and dance, the CU Art Galleries, the University of Colorado Museum and the College of Music with support from the Office of Public Relations.
For information about the Grand Junction CU This Summer textile exhibit call Brenda Sabo at (970) 242-0971.


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my 1952 15-91.
Welcome to the Quilting Board!
my 1952 15-91.
She's pretty! Great cabinet, and love the flower on the seat!
Be a blessing to others, as you may entertain angels unaware!
Beautiful machine. Great for FMQ.
Groovy cams and attachments for my "new" Kenmore 158.523
That is the nicest organization of feet, vintage style, that I've ever seen. really nice!
Slowly moving them in from the garage.
I've been told it's the twin of my Singer 66...although, it has the shuttle bobbin instead of the round bobbin...so...hmmm...I just looked up a picture of a Sphinx 127 and I would say, yes...looks like the same machine.
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This is my New Home (serial/ head #: NHR652421). I inherited it from my husband's late grandpa (who owned it and was quite the seamster himself) . His name was Charles, so I named it "Charlie" after him.
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I was thinking about gettin one of these a while back ended up getting a kanehiro 240mm wa-gyuto instead. Thats a good price tho
This knife is available again. The buyer backed out.
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Background:The Medical Monitoring Project (MMP) is a project designed to produce nationally representative data on people living with HIV/AIDS who are receiving care in the United States. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), in collaboration with the National Institutes of Health (NIH), and the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA), is working with state and local health departments to conduct MMP across the nation. As one of 23 project areas, the Oregon MMP aims to gain a deeper understanding of health-related experiences and needs of people living with HIV/AIDS who are receiving HIV care in Oregon. The goals of the project are to:
This comprehensive study of HIV care in Oregon represents the first time our state has data on how well people living with HIV/AIDS are doing clinically, behaviorally and socially. MMP builds on the existing HIV case reporting system and is the first nationally representative sample of medical care for people living with HIV that links review of medical records with participant interviews. In the first two years of data collection (2007 and 2008), Oregon secured additional funding to oversample people receiving HIV care in rural facilities to better understand the needs of people living with HIV/AIDS in rural areas of Oregon. The success of MMP depends on the providers and patients selected to participate. To help ensure maximum participation, MMP has a national community advisory board (CAB) as well as a national provider advisory board (PAB). CAB and PAB members advise local and national staff on aspects related to the development and implementation of MMP in order to increase the likelihood of obtaining information that is truly representative of patients in care for HIV. Providers and patients who were not selected to participate in the project can still help by encouraging others to participate. How the data are used:MMP provides valuable state and national estimates of health care utilization, quality of care, severity of need, and effectiveness of prevention messages. MMP data may help estimate resource needs for treatment and services for people living with HIV/AIDS. To be effective, programs must meet the current needs of the population. MMP data provide contextual information on prevention, care-seeking, treatment, and risk behaviors which can aid in the design and improvement of HIV programs. Information gathered for MMP will be used to help people living with HIV/AIDS. Results will be shared with HIV prevention community planning groups, Ryan White CARE Act advisory and planning councils, and with facilities that provide care for people living with HIV/AIDS. This information will be used to make evidence-based policy and funding decisions and to guide treatment services for people living with HIV/AIDS in Oregon and across the nation.
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The soulful hidden sanctuary that is the Yeoman family home stemmed from a discussion about the way they wanted to live, rather than the style of house they wanted.
About 25 years ago, owners Glenys and Rodger Yeoman asked architect John Lewis to design their home for land subdivided off what was then Glenys' brother's property.
Glenys recalls, "John's very interested in how people live in their homes and that was his first briefing. It's not about what style of house you want or what you want it to look like.
"We said we'd lived in Thailand and we'd loved the way we'd had doors opening out. We're quite casual people, we love entertaining and we wanted our home to be pretty grunty and not too precious."
They were gobsmacked by how well the layout suited their family of five's style of relaxed indoor-outdoor living.
The Grammar-zoned address is down a right-of-way within a kilometre of Mt Eden Village. People can initially underestimate the home's spaciousness, as it is spread over three levels.
The living hub is mid-floor but entry level has its merits, starting with softly coloured glass accentuating the front entrance. The internal-access double garage (plus off-street spot) includes storage and workshop area. The sizeable "multi-purpose room" invites extra living, a fifth bedroom or a roomy additional office. Recycled copper accents this level's bathroom and there is a laundry chute.
The mid-level celebrates private indoor-outdoor living. A lounge with dining area, extra-wide open fire and oodles of character opens to an all-weather courtyard. Landscape designer Glenys created its subtly exotic garden.
Many parts of this home meld ingenuity, family lore and charm. A potter friend made terracotta tiles for this courtyard and elsewhere, in return for being bought a kiln. The home's interior cladding showcases painted Triboard, (strong, load-bearing panels of strand-board sandwiched between MDF) still manufactured today but originally developed by Glenys' late father with input from civil engineer Rodger.
A local craftsman made tawa cabinetry for the open-plan kitchen-dining-family room. This character-filled central kitchen is functional, charming and well-loved, so it could continue as it is, have a minor upgrade, or be revamped into something more modern (and possibly run-of-the-mill).
A glass-sheathed dining area and two compact studies lead off this family area. Rodger's favourite spot is a hearty outdoor room complete with outdoor TV and fireplace, which is fuelled by his epic wood-pile. He cooks legendary lamb-on-a-spit here.
Towering palms soar above a goldfish pond in a lush garden. "We're so sheltered we have to look at trees up on the horizon to see what the wind's doing," says Rodger.
There are decks at both ends of the top level of the home, which is built of solid plaster over polystyrene with timber joinery and a concrete tile roof. A master bedroom with dressing room has en suite access to one of this floor's two bathrooms. There are three further bedrooms, a sliding door uniting two of them if children wish.
The owners are buying one of two other Lewis-designed homes in Aberfoyle St.
Following their build, Glenys' brother and sister-in-law commissioned Lewis, and beloved Uncle Roger and Aunt Alison used him a second time. Uncle Roger was "an artist who made lighting". He and Alison owned Coverley Lighting and a Lewis-designed holiday home that began this family's love affair with his work.
Uncle and Aunt both passed away last year. The Yeomans are buying their property to develop a new garden and honour Uncle Roger's creativity.


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The Making-Of: FF Quixo Notebooks
The second of our posts on the FF Quixo notebook provides an insight into its design, specifications and printing via hand drawn sketches and images taken throughout the production process.
Product Specifications
- Notebook: 13 × 21cm, 64 pages Papyrus Recyconomic Pale Pink 80g/m², cover is printed in two Pantone colors (Pantone 184 & Pantone Violet) + Black.
- Dust jacket: 52 × 84cm, Igepa Opakal 50g/m², 4 Pantone colors (Pantone 184, Pantone 705, Pantone Violet, Pantone Yellow) + Black.
- Printed at Gallery Print in Berlin.
- Available at the TYPO San Francisco and TYPO Berlin.
See also: The FF Quixo Notebooks
Initial illustrations of creating a specimen poster that doubles up as a dust jacket.
Thoughts on different ways of folding the dust jacket around the notebook.
Calculations for potential sizing of the specimen poster.
Color adjustments at the printers.
First proof
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Man fires into store ceiling; no injuries reported
AURORA, Colo. (AP) - Police say a man walked into a Target store in the Denver suburb of Aurora and fired a single shot into the ceiling, but no injuries have been reported.
Aurora Police Sgt. Cassidee Carlson says the man fled after the incident Friday night.
Carlson says the man was wearing a ski mask. She says he walked to the store's pharmacy at about 6:30 p.m., pulled out a handgun and fired into the ceiling.
She says it's not clear if anything was taken.
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Hello to all,
do You know "Heathland Beekeekping" in Germany? There are interesting films about this traditional way of beekeeping in straw skeps.
You can find 8 nice films on this site: http://www.honey-bees.de/videos/75-h...ry-videos.html
The films show the old European Heather Bee Apis mellifera mellifera (Dark European Honey Bee), kept in bee straw skeps. The film was made in the 1970 years in the Northern German area "Lüneburger Heide" near Hamburg. Today this traditional way of beekeeping has been replaced by modern Langstroth or Dadant bee hive magazines.
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Sweet, come and organize mine. lol
Welcome to the Quilting Board!
Sweet, come and organize mine. lol
Everything important in my life, like naps, I learned from my dog.
You can do mine next, if you want...
Am in the process of 'organizing' all my fabric right now. My living and dining rooms look like a bomb blew up in a fabric store!
Love the color of that old gal. Bet she keeps you on your toes! I am starting to go through my sewing room, boy is it daunting. I hate to say it, but I think I am a closet fabric hoarder.
WOW, you have made great use of your space. Beautiful.
Another Phyllis
This life is the only one you get - enjoy it before you lose it.
Good for you. I have done it about five times. The trick is to keep it that way, good luck with that. Always take that extra minute or two to put things back away when you are done. That's my big failure a lot of the time and before I know it I'm right back where I was.
Great looking machine and table. Good finds!
Good luck with your new look.
Looks great! I love that cute little sewing machine. Looks in great shape too.
- Rose
Five machines..........why? Your storage area looks great.
you had great fines. i have a newer dressmaker sewing machine, but it still old for today world . but i love that machine, it will sew threw any thing .
a great space-love your vintage machine
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Excited! Not sure who I want to win though.
Excited! Not sure who I want to win though.
Manningham cutting his route short resulting in a 3 and out, meh don't miss that crap he use to pull.
Alex Smith might be riding the pine for a while....jets could use a back up...lol....
Jets should go after him if the 9ers decide to go with Kapernick as the starter next yr. Manningham still looks better than what we replaced him with.
I think you want the 49ers to win even though I hate them. I want the wildcard to be possible if the division falls through.
Better that NO drops the next 2 & is out of the WC hunt before they play us cuz they won't be as hungry to win. They come into our game on a 6 game win streak & in the thick of the WC hunt, we are in trouble.


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Original post made by Gladys, Country Fair, on Apr 13, 2008
Had reservations,and we were seated upon arriving but waited 10 minutes before anyone came to the table, waited another 20 minutes to get drinks. After ordering our meals we had 4 different servers try to serve us someone else's order.....terrible.
Go for lunch a very different experience. If your wanting something other than pizza after your little league game and it's Saturday night go to Eddie Pappas. It's noisy, lot's of children. Avoid seating near the windows next to the paint store.........it's where all the servers line up to get their orders -it's noisy and distracting.
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a resident of Birdland
on Apr 16, 2008 at 11:20 am
I am also not impressed, my 2 year old sons food was radio active it was so hot and my gumbo was stone cold and bland. My wife said her food wasn't anything to write home about either. The place it self is boring and lacks any atmosphere and very loud. I give it under a year and there will be something else there
a resident of Birdland
on Apr 18, 2008 at 11:25 pm
I've been there twice for lunch. We ordered different items. It was perfection. It was delicious mahi mahi,with crushed peanut crust cooked to my perfectiona along with purple & white orchards to eat if you wish. I chose to put mine in my hair. Yummy vegies cooked just right. To top it off with the special margaa riter. Service was very attentive. The two ladies next to us come twice a week and get something different every time. They are big supporters of the place Share your desserts.Huge portions make it fun for all...they are HUGEEEEEE.yum
a resident of Birdland
on Apr 30, 2008 at 9:02 am
Have been to the restaurant many times and always have left pleased. Owned and operated by a Pleasanton resident, it is easily the most child friendly place in town with attentive service, staff who actually cater to the kids, great food, and let's not forget the cute surprise of cotton candy with each guest check. Based on the weekend crowds, it clearly will be around for the long haul
a resident of another community
on Jun 27, 2008 at 11:55 am
My wife and I had dinner here with our family. We are from out of state but had heard good things while watching the grandson's little league game. We had great service, it was very busy that night but we weren't in a hurry and don't like to be rushed anyway. We all enjoyed our choices and there was a lot of sampling from eachothers plates! The owner and the chef both came by to introduce themselves and check on the food and service. Good business practice!
a resident of another community
on Nov 7, 2008 at 11:07 pm
We went to dinner mid week after a business meeting.Yummy food. Attentive owner. Friendly service. Lots of kids and it seemed like many people knew each other.I saw many different items that I'd like to try next time we are in the area. Or, we'll make it a point to go back to Pleasanton again just to go to this restaurant.
a resident of Amador Valley High School
on Nov 8, 2008 at 4:28 am
Where the heck is this place???
a resident of Pleasanton Valley
on Dec 3, 2008 at 9:53 am
I have been there many times and always enjoy the meal and service. The one time I had trouble I just told Eddie about it and he had a talk with the server. Always tell Eddie or Neal of any problems and it is taken care of. Also! I love it that my dog can eat in the patio and they give him a little package of dog biscuits from Murphy's Paw. I always feel so welcome!
a resident of Val Vista
on Dec 5, 2008 at 8:23 am
Eddie Papa's might have had some early teething issues, but it is worked out now and the food and service are _excellent_. Eddie's is on Hopyard, just north of Stoneridge, between Chili's and the Marriott Courtyard.
Eddie's serves regional American cuisine, from jambalaya to scrapple. Excellent breakfasts on the weekends, too. The wife and I eat there regularly, and have never been disappointed.
I see from the comments back in April that the service wasn't quite dialed in. It is now, and you don't want to miss this place. I'd say it's the best restaurant in Pleasanton; certainly the most interesting.
Bon Appetit,
a resident of San Ramon
on Dec 14, 2008 at 3:29 pm
It is the greatest place! wish they would put one in San Ramon or Danville! Keep up the good work guys!
a resident of Val Vista
on Dec 21, 2008 at 7:09 pm
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I've heard there are plans to expand.
Keep eating there! They'll need the support.
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Beetles are the group of insects with the largest number of known species. They are classified in the order Coleoptera (; from Greek κολεός, koleos, "sheath"; and πτερόν, pteron, "wing", thus "sheathed wing"), which contains more described species than in any other order in the world.
In 1991, when Rubeus Hagrid first arrived at the Hut-on-the-Rock, Harry Potter felt that his eyes glinted "like black beetles under all the hair."
Black beetle eyes are sold at the apothecaries in Diagon Alley. The rate was five Knuts a scoop the summer before Harry's first year at Hogwarts. Snape keeps a jar of these (dead ones) in his office.
In 1992, Ronald Weasley accidentally squashed a beetle which he was supposed to be Transfiguring into a button, due to his broken wand producing a large amount of smoke, which obscured his vision. This annoyed Professor McGonagall, the Transfiguration teacher.
In 1993, a Pocket Sneakoscope that was later given to Harry Potter kept lighting up because Fred and George Weasley had put beetles in Bill Weasley's soup.
The Animagus of Rita Skeeter (a journalist) is a beetle. She is one of the four known unregistered Animagi of the twentieth century.
See also
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- Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (Mentioned only)
- Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire
- Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix
- Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince
- Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows
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The first six months of 2010 brought a string of warmest-ever global temperatures, but connecting these dots to long-term climate change patterns remains frustratingly difficult, experts say.
Not only was last month the hottest June ever recorded, it was the fourth consecutive month in which the standing high mark was topped, according to the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)…
But making a direct link between year-on-year variations in the weather and changes in climate — best measured in centuries — is simply not possible, scientists say…
For scientists, he said, it would be like trying to figure out which way the tide is moving by watching only a few waves lapping at the shoreline.
Asked by researchers conducting a 1990s survey on air conditioner usage why she left hers turned off, a California apartment resident responded, "Because it makes it too hot outside." She had a point. With less exposure to heat, studies show, our physical and mental tolerance for heat declines — and our fondness for the air conditioner grows…
Air conditioning buildings and cars in the United States has the climate impact of half a billion metric tons of carbon dioxide a year. That exceeds the total annual carbon dioxide emissions of any one of these nations: Australia, France, Brazil or Indonesia. In an effort to reduce energy use and curb greenhouse emissions, industry and government are pursuing more efficient cooling technologies for cars and buildings. But greater efficiency can't reverse the unsustainable living, working and transportation patterns that air conditioning has helped foster.
Greener building designs that favor natural ventilation will help, but in the millions of existing homes, workplaces and schools that we'll be using for decades to come, the most important adjustment will be not in our thermostats but in our own comfort expectations…
In other words, we need to back out of the ecological dead-end alley we've been traveling down for half a century. It won't be easy. With air conditioning so thoroughly integrated into American society, we're going to have trouble finding reverse gear. But it's there.
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This may be uneducated guess but cruz play too incosistent for me, one game he running around for many tds the next he very quiet and running around scared like a mouse. Until he makes big plays every game he is not a big time player I am comfortable with 5-6m for 4 years and with nicks he is very injury prone he is injured every year i love nicks he is most pshyical wr in the nfl with huge hands and is very talented but i am comfortable 4-5m for 4 years with him
Flip I agree 100% he is one of most talented wr's in the NFL but his style of play holds him back he is injured constantly from being so physical with the db's and it tires his body out.
Cruz forgot he was undrafted free agent and he let fame get to him and now he thinks hes a big shot if he was more humble like nicks he would be a top 5 wr, right now he top 10 because he is a scared slot reciever who is very good but afraid. do not tell me he was not afraid he was dropping balls because he was scared of getting hit and his stupid comments with "omg i am so good now i can catch the ball without seeing it omg" he is a bit ovverrated.


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New Ardmore Park
What's better this time a year than a visit to the park, for residents on the southwest side of Ardmore that can be difficult, but that's about to change.
The Ardmore Chamber of Commerce gathered on Thursday to dedicate land for a new park near Plainview High School.
It's all part of the Ardmore Vision 20/20 project started by the Chamber to help improve community life.
The park is still in the works and is needing some funding before the slides are in but two foundations in Ardmore say they will match dollar for dollar the community donations that come in.
Ardmore Vision 20/20 is asking the community to get involved and donate for information contact the Ardmore Chamber of Commerce at 580-2237765.
Love County Man Hunt
Law enforcement in Love County are searching for a person who took off on foot during a traffic stop Thursday night. They do not have a good description but are hoping someone may come forward with information.
Undersheriff Jason Bone says they've contained the suspect to an area about one mile east of Thackerville.
As of last night they were using thermal imaging trying to find this person.
OHP, Love County Sheriff's deputies, Thackerville Police officers and Gainesville Police officers were on the scene till late in the evening..
They say the individual was wearing blue sweater and blue jeans, has white or blond hair, and is about 5′8″ 160 lbs. Authorities could not determine whether the person was a male or female. We will have an update on our website as information comes available.
If you have any information please contact your local authorities.
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To help keep Oklahoma National Guard Troops connected with the ones they love, AT&T will donate 401 pre-paid calling cards to soldiers from the 1/180th CAV Squadron, based in Durant. The original initiative, known as "Forget Me Not," was started by the Bryan County VFW Post 3916, Disabled American Veterans, American Legion and the Durant Area Chamber of Commerce in January.
"Upon contacting AT&T to ask for their assistance we were informed they were already at work on securing the cards" stated Janet Reed, Executive Director Durant Area Chamber of Commerce.
Jason Winborn, AT&T Area Manager of External Affairs has worked closely with the project making sure each deploying soldier would leave with a calling card. "While we can never truly pay back our troops for the sacrifices they make, we hope that by providing them with a means to stay connected with the ones they love we can make their deployment - and their time away from family and friends - a little bit easier," said Winborn.
The National Guard Troops from the 1/180th CAV Squadron will deploy to Afghanistan in April. In doing so, they must say goodbye to family, friends, and those they love while overseas.
The calling cards will be presented to the deploying soldiers Saturday, April 2, 2011, at 1:00 p.m. at the National Guard Armory, in Durant.
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* [[Ambulance]] is a steady one. But the main character could be trapped before it turns over and blows up. Sometimes locked.([[GTA III Era]])
* [[Ambulance]] is a steady one. But the main character could be trapped before it turns over and blows up. Sometimes locked.([[GTA III Era]])
* [[Skimmer]] is s**t! Too hard to fly!
* [[Skimmer]] is s**t! Too hard to fly!
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你好 and welcome to my user page. I'm a Chinese and very interested in Grand Theft Auto games. Hope we will work together happily.
|Super Wang
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|Clark Wang
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|Place of Birth
|Favourite Game
|GTA Vice City
|Games Owned
GTA Vice City
GTA San Andreas
GTA Chinatown Wars
Speculation on Games
Below are my speculation on next era of games:
|This section is based on Super Wang's Speculation and might not turn out to be correct. Super Wang would appreciate it if the follows are correct.
- In next era there may be ...
- More than one protagonist
- A female protagonist
- Chinese protagonists
- Events taking place in China
- Dialogue written in Chinese
- A game world that can be accessible from the very beginning of the game
- A rectangular radar, etc.
Note that those thoughts are based on a so-called brainstorm, making some of them unrealizable. However, I'm really looking forward to a game that bears such feature. (Some are proved exist in Grand Theft Auto V)
Super Wang protests against Victor Vance's death!!!
Super Wang protests strongly against Ling Shan's sudden death!!!
Super Wang protests extremely against Rockstar's poor language knowledge that leads to wrong translation of Huang Lee's and Niko Bellic's names!!!
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Below are my personal opinion about something in Grand Theft Auto.
- My favorite protagonist is Tommy Vercetti, brave and intelligent, yet wild. His speech is always inspirational.
- Just like many players, I do like Niko Bellic, for he is really impressive, but sometimes emotional. (Ah yes, and his scream...)
- Mike is the last protagonist that I like. Grand Theft Auto Advance was a failure ever since, its hero also a disappointment.
- I have a crush on Huang Lee! (I'm not gay, though...)But what the f*** happened to his fiancée?!
- Of all the vehicles from GTA, I love Cheetah best. Always flexible. Speedy.
- Ambulance is a steady one. But the main character could be trapped before it turns over and blows up. Sometimes locked.(GTA III Era)
- Skimmer is s**t! Too hard to fly!
- Liberty City in GTA III Era seems lifeless--even not a little lifeless. Not lively as its successor.
- Vice City is small but fully detailed, lovable city. I think I'll pick a chance to head for Miami.
- San Andreas contains constituents from the West, where I eventually found a Triad gang friendly to the protagonist.
- Liberty City in GTA IV Era, a re-modeled place, is explained from three different perspectives. No matter who the protagonist is, from a immigrant to a street biker or a nightclub manager, the city will bring the player an amazing experience.
- I'm looking forward to Los Santos in GTA V Era. What kind of impression will it leave on me?
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this draft is for 1200 bucks so i had to be at my best, which i thought i was what do you think?:
QB- Matt Ryan, Jay Cutler
RB- LeSean McCoy, Jamal Charles, Rashard Mendenhall (recovering very fast, possible week 4 return), Jacquizz Rogers
WR- Wes Welker, Eric Decker, Dez Bryant, Malcom Floyd, Lance Moore, Austin Collie (sleeper)
TE- Antonio Gates, Dustin Keller
K- Sebastian Janikowski
D/ST- New York Giants baby, Houston Texans
now that i look at it id give it a solid B.
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What kind of woman has PMS and ESP?
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What is the gay rights.org's web address?
"C: Enter: ###"
Why is it if a man talks dirty to a woman it's sexual harassment; but if a woman talks dirty to a man it's $3.95 a minute?
What is about six inches long, has a big head on it, and women love it when they get one?
"A $100 bill."
Texas A&M Aggies:
What do you call 13 Aggies standing in a circle holding hands?
"A dope ring."
Did you hear about the Aggie lesbian?
"She liked guys."
The three Aggie hunters had stopped to argue about what kind of tracks they were following when they got run over by the train.
The Aggie protest group who took over the administration building. They said if their demands were not met they would release themselves one by one.


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