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Chapter 3
WHILE leading the way upstairs, she recommended that I should hide the candle, and not
make a noise; for her master had an odd notion about the chamber she would put me in,
and never let anybody lodge there willingly. I asked the reason. She did not know, she
answered: she had only lived there a year or two; and they had so many queer goings on,
she could not begin to be curious.
Too stupefied to be curious myself, I fastened the door and glanced round for the bed.
The whole furniture consisted of a chair, a clothespress, and a large oak case, with
squares cut out near the top resembling coach windows. Having approached this structure
I looked inside, and perceived it to be a singular sort of old-fashioned couch, very
conveniently designed to obviate the necessity for every member of the family having a
room to himself. In fact, it formed a little closet, and the ledge of a window, which it
enclosed, served as a table. I slid back the panelled sides, got in with my light, pulled
them together again, and felt secure against the vigilance of Heathcliff, and every one
The ledge, where I placed my candle, had a few mildewed books piled up in one corner;
and it was covered with writing scratched on the paint. This writing, however, was
nothing but a name repeated in all kinds of characters, large and small---Catherine
Earnshaw, here and there varied to Catherine Heathcliff, and then again to Catherine
In vapid listlessness I leant my head against the window, and continued spelling over
Catherine Earnshaw---Heathcliff---Linton, till my eyes closed; but they had not rested
five minutes when a glare of white letters started from the dark as vivid as spectres---the
air swarmed with Catherines; and rousing myself to dispel the obtrusive name, I
discovered my candle wick reclining on one of the antique volumes, and perfuming the
place with an odour of roasted calf-skin.
I snuffed it out, and, very ill at ease under the influence of cold and lingering nausea, sat
up and spread open the injured tome on my knee. It was a Testament, in lean type, and
smelling dreadfully musty: a flyleaf bore the inscription---"Catherine Earnshaw, her
book," and a date some quarter of a century back.
I shut it, and took up another, and another, till I had examined all. Catherine's library was
select, and its state of dilapidation proved it to have been well used; though not altogether
for a legitimate purpose: scarcely one chapter had escaped a pen-and-ink commentary---
at least, the appearance of one---covering every morsel of blank that the printer had left.
Some were detached sentences; other parts took the form of a regular diary, scrawled in
an unformed childish hand. At the top of an extra page (quite a treasure, probably, when
first lighted on) I was greatly amused to behold an excellent caricature of my friend


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Six thousand children went to bed last night dreaming of becoming Olympians after a dazzling opening ceremony for the NZCT Aims Games featured inspirational speeches by gold medal rower Mahe Drysdale and BMX silver medallist Sarah Walker.
TECT Arena at Baypark throbbed with excitement as the biggest crowd since it opened a year ago cheered and stomped their appreciation for great musical performances and speeches.
There were so many intermediate schoolchildren and officials that 3000 of the 7240 crowd had to content themselves with big screens in the main stadium, while the action happened in the packed high-tech arena.
It was a magical atmosphere, with impromptu Mexican waves and master of ceremonies Greg Cummings scarcely needing to tell the children to applaud loud and often.
He spilt a few secrets in his introduction to the Bay's Olympians, including that Walker tried rugby at Kawerau Intermediate.
"In her own words she sucked and went to the 'safe' sport of BMX."
A massive cheer went up when the two Olympians took the rostrum for shared speaking duties, with Walker saying it was the most exciting and wonderful crowd she had ever experienced.
Drysdale said it was awesome to be there and the welcome made all the effort of getting a gold medal worthwhile.
Walker said she was eight when she decided to be an Olympian while Drysdale played every sport he could at school and was nine when he was inspired by American sprinter Carl Lewis at the 1988 Olympics.
"I thought, one day I would like to go to the Olympics."
Drysdale said that although he was not very good at sport at school he did enjoy it and it wasn't until he reached university and thought his Olympic dream was never going to happen that he found rowing.
"We weren't special or different from any other kids, but we had a dream and set our goals."
Although Walker won silver, she said it felt like gold because she had given everything she could.
"Mahe came to see my race, which was pretty cool. I thought I had better make him proud."
The two sports stars agreed the Olympic Village's food hall was awesome although Walker said one of the things she looked forward to after the Olympics had finished was unlimited free McDonald's.
The Aims Games, hosting children from Kaitaia to Christchurch, was officially opened by Tauranga Mayor Stuart Crosby and for the first time included a small contingent from Australia. Competitions began yesterday and will finish on Friday.


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THIRUVANATHAPURAM: India's "hugging saint" Mata Amritanandamayi, who survived an assassination bid on Sunday, has pardoned her assailant but her disciples said they suspect involvement of more people behind the attack.
"Forgive him. The past has gone," the Mata, who has followers from different faiths in Asia and Europe, said, adding she has no problem to meet
the assailant.
She said she would continue to see her disciples, who were also asked to forgive the assailant. "Amma (the mother as she calls herself) doesn't give much importance to this incident," she said.
Pavithran, 38, said to be a sympathiser of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS), tried to attack her with a knife used for tapping rubber while she was giving darshan to some 18,000 devotees at her Vallikkavu ashram in Kerala's Kollam district.
Three devotees were injured, one of them seriously, while overpowering him. The Mata continued to meet devotees till 5am on Monday after the incident that took place at 6.45 pm the previous day.
Pavithran's parents claim he was mentally deranged. Police, who arrested him continued questioning him for the second day.
The district superintendent of police, Santhosh Varma, said Pavithran tried to approach the Mata
along a side entrance while she was chanting bhajans. Devotees noticed the assailant advancing menacingly towards the dais and stopped him just three metres away.
Clad in a mundu (traditional Kerala attire), Pavithran took out a knife and attacked them. Arun, a devotee of Amma, sustained serious stab injuries while the other two volunteers, Dinesh and Ramesh, escaped with minor injuries.
Police said the assailant admitted an earlier brush with police when he appeared as a witness to an incident in 1985 when his father was attacked by some religious activists.
District collector B. Srinivas said he had alerted police to mount a strict vigil since the failed attack on Amma was amenable to various interpretations and misinterpretations. He said he was relieved that the assailant's identity had been established and there were no religious overtones to the incident.
51-year-old Mata was in the news for her mission during the tsunami tragedy that killed 169 people and displaced hundreds of families in Kerala last year. She claims to have hugged more than 30 million people across the world helping them attain mental peace.
Swamy Dhyana Amrita of the ashram said the mat was taking the incident seriously. "The whole thing is shrouded in mystery. It is not easy to accept theories like the man was mentally deranged. If he was a follower of Amma, why did he come to the ashram with a knife? Why did he rush to Amma and injured those who came on his way?" he asked.


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Rod did the ALS #IceBucketChallenge
Rod got called out again to dump Ice Water over his head ... this time for ALS. You have seen it all over the news. Rod calls out The band Better Than Ezra, Houston Texan, Whitney Mercilus and Thirty Seconds to Mars Front Man Jared Leto!
Everyone BLOW THEM UP on Twitter to make sure they see this video!
Team Gleason is who Rod did the ALS #IceBucketChallenge for ....
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HAVE A BLAST AT FORT NELSON THIS SUNDAY - Wednesday, 23 July 2014
Fort Nelson will ring to the sound of one of the great guns from the Royal Armouries' national collection this Sunday (July 27), forming the highlight of a great free day out for all the family.
Uniformed gunners from the Portsdown Artillery Volunteers will fire a 110-pounder, 7-inch rifled breech-loading gun from the ramparts of the 19th century fort, at 11.30am, 1pm and 3pm.
Dated 1862, the mighty 110-pounder was built in the Royal Gun Factory at Woolwich. Its predecessor was the 68-pounder cast iron smoothbore muzzle loader, firing spherical shot and shell.
Keeper of Artillery Nicholas Hall said, "There is a 68-pounder at the North angle of the fort. If Fort Nelson had been armed in the early 1860s, this would have been the original heavy armament.
"By contrast, the 110-pounder is lighter, yet fires a heavier projectile than the old gun. It can do this because the projectile is cylindro-conoidal – meaning it is roughly the shape of a modern shell, and the barrel is stronger. This is a great chance to see the gun in action, against the fabulous backcloth of our fully restored Palmerston fort."
Sunday's gun firing takes place in the Haxo Casemate, a type of arched gun emplacement built on the terreplein, or top of the ramparts. At Fort Nelson these were located at the eastern and western corners, to protect those exposed positions and to give flank protection to the adjoining guns in the open. The Casemate is named after the distinguished engineer General Francois Nicolas Benoit Haxo [1774-1838] who fought at the Battle of Waterloo.
As well as free daily gun firings, Royal Armouries at Fort Nelson offers a great day out for all the family. Standing high on Portsdown Hill near Fareham, the Palmerston fort showcases one of the world's finest collections of artillery and guns, from across the ages and from all corners of the globe. Museum, gun firings and parking are free.
In 2011, this unique heritage attraction underwent a major redevelopment to create a museum for the 21st century, supported by a grant from the Heritage Lottery Fund, complete with new galleries, state-of-the-art education centre and visitor facilities, including a café with views over Portsmouth Harbour.
For more information and the latest news about Fort Nelson and the Royal Armouries:
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- Royal Armouries is the national museum of arms and armour and has sites in Leeds, HM Tower of London and Fort Nelson. It is the first British national museum to open a permanent presence in another country
- Website: www.royalarmouries.org
- Background – Standing high on Portsdown Hill near Fareham, Fort Nelson showcases one of the world's finest collections of artillery, down the ages and from across the globe. In 2011, this unique heritage attraction underwent a £3.5m redevelopment to create a museum for the 21st century, supported by a grant from the Heritage Lottery Fund, complete with new galleries, state-of-the-art education centre and visitor facilities.
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|Pierre McGuire on M&M: 'Pretty rough' reception expected for Tyler Seguin in Boston
|11.05.13 at 2:47 pm ET
NBC Sports hockey analyst Pierre McGuire joined Mut & Merloni on Tuesday afternoon to discuss Tyler Seguin's return to Boston on Tuesday night with the Stars and the the Bruins' start to the season.
The Bruins' tilt with Dallas will be the first time that Seguin will have the opportunity to play against his former team after being traded on July 4 in a deal that sent Loui Eriksson, Reilly Smith, Matt Fraser and Joe Morrow to Boston and Seguin, Rich Peverley and Ryan Button to Texas.
After a three-season tenure with the Bruins in which Seguin, the second overall pick in the 2010 draft, excited fans with his potential but also disappointed with issues regarding his maturity, many are wondering what kind of reception the 21-year-old center will receive from the TD Garden crowd.
"[The fans will be] probably pretty rough on [Seguin]," McGuire said. "I don't think as rough on Rich Peverley, obviously. But the Bruins fans need to know that was a pretty good acquisition for both teams. At the end of the day, I know Loui Eriksson is an injured player right now, but he's going to be a very important part of the Bruins' future, and Reilly Smith has been tremendous for the Bruins since coming over, so I think it will be a rough ride for Tyler tonight.
"But I hope Bruins fans remember that magical run in 2011, because it was something special and he was a big part of it."
Seguin has adjusted well to his new team in Dallas, as he has recorded six goals and nine assists in just 14 games. The Ontario native is on pace to have an 88-point season, 21 points more than his career high (67 in 2011-12).
"[Seguin's reception in Dallas has been] very strong, very good, very positive. I think sometimes young players … need to be scared straight, and one of the ways of scaring them straight is by trading them earlier in their careers," McGuire said. "Chris Pronger is exhibit A. He went from being a decent player who should've been a superstar to being the MVP of the league after he got traded out of Hartford/Carolina to St. Louis, and he needed that. He needed to get his attention that it wasn't going to be easy.
"I think the same thing is going to happen with Tyler Seguin. There's a guy running the Boston Bruins right now, Cam Neely, he didn't do much when he was a member of the Vancouver Canucks, but when he got traded to the Boston Bruins, he became a cult icon. So sometimes young players just need a little wakeup call, and I think maybe this was a wakeup call that Tyler Seguin needed."


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ATW - Kevin Durant Smoking Photo, Erin Andrews' Tongue Get Attention
Around the Web - Kevin Durant's hookah hit and Erin Andrews tongue are drawing attention this weekend.
A photo of NBA star Kevin Durant was tweeted from his Twitter account and showed the Oklahoma City Thunder superstar exhaling what appears to be a large amount of smoke.
What was Kevin Durant smoking?
The Thunder superstar said his cellphone had been hacked and he didn't load that pic on Twitter, however Durant added it was no big deal - he says he was just enjoying a hit from a hookah.
Bleacher Report explores the Kevin Durant Smoking Photo and Kevin's defense here.
More ATW…
E! Online is investigating if we'll see any of Erin Andrews tongue this week, the shapely blonde sideline reporter's mouth was the talk of the Fox NFL pre-game show last week.
(For this wondering about Andews' love life, Erin's boyfriend is NHL star Jarret Stoll.)
As an added bonus they have 'Lost' actress Michelle Rodriguez courtside at the New York Knicks game making out with a girlfriend.
Also - If you're Beyonce Knowles - would you be a brides made for Kanye West's baby mama and soon to be wife Kim K of Keeping up with the Kardashians' fame?
Maybe not.
"Beyonce refuses to be Kim Kardashian's bridesmaid, Bey 'doesn't take her calls'" is the headline at Celebitchy.
Wrestler Ric Flair gave an inspirational speech in Green Bay last weekend to the San Francisco 49ers before their big win over the Packers.
This week, the San Francisco 49ers play in Carolina against the Panthers.
But nature boy Ric flair won't attend, he's getting death threats from the Carolina fans.
Terez Owens has the details.
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Nothing gets me giddy like a new gadget, especially when I can take pictures with that new gadget, so I danced around the kitchen table like a four-year-old while my cat judged me before I got down to the business of playing with my new BlackBerry PlayBook.
While the BlackBerry PlayBook's camera is not quite the equal of my usual iPhone camera, it's not too shabby for a point and shoot, and I had some fun with a few of the apps I've played around with so far.
One of my favourite apps is TouchUp Pro. It's good for basic colour and sharpness editing, and it did a pretty good job of punching up the average photo:
I also used it for such artistically sophisticated endeavours as making my street look like an alien landscape:
When I first play with apps, I veer toward the fun rather than high art.
InstaPhoto, an app that has a number of photo filters ranging from playful to artful, let me make snow look very gothic:
and turned my street into the background of a 1960s music poster:
The photo app that really drew me in, surprisingly, is Pencil Camera. I say surprisingly, because I don't normally like apps that so heavily alter photos, but this one comes with a twist, especially if you have kids: take a photo, run it through Pencil Camera, and voilà! You have colouring pages of whatever they want to colour.
Lucky for you, I doubt they'll be choosing to colour my face.
Are there any BlackBerry PlayBook photo apps you'd add to my list?
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Defensive End:
- 5th-year senior Kapron Lewis-Moore, 6'4" 306 pounds (1)
- Sophomore Chase Hounshell, 6'4" 275 pounds (3)
- Senior Tyler Stockton, 6'0" 285 pounds (2)
- Notes: Lewis-Moore will likely start at left defensive end with Stephon Tuitt (below) on the right side. Regardless, defensive line coach Mike Elston noted that the first four defensive ends can switch sides with no problem. Lewis-Moore has predominately played the right side from 2009-2011. Stockton will likely work with the Scout Team again this fall.
Defensive End:
- Sophomore Stephon Tuitt, 6'6" 303 pounds (3)
- Freshman Sheldon Day, 6'2" 286 pounds (4/5)
- Freshman Jarron Jones, 6'5" 299 pounds (4/5)
- Notes: Jones is unlikely to play this season while both Day and Chase Hounshell (above) should see ample time.
Nose Guard:
- Junior Kona Schwenke, 6'4" 290 pounds (2) or
- Junior Louis Nix, 6'3" 326 pounds (3)
- Sophomore Tony Springmann, 6'6" 300 pounds (4)
Notes: Schwenke will debut this season with a wrap/cast on his hand, courtesy a cracked bone. Springmann did not play last season and endured back surgery in the winter. He is at present the 7th man in what is expected to be a heavy 6-man rotation, though he'll see time as well.
Cat Linebacker:
- Junior Prince Shembo, 6'2" 250 pounds, (2)
- Sophomore Ishaq Williams, 6'5" 255 pounds (3)
- Sophomore Anthony Rabasa, 6'3" 240 pounds (4)
- Notes: Shembo and Williams are expected to rotate heavily in the base defense with both switching to defensive end positions when the front shows a four-down alignment in nickel and/or dime packages. Rabasa worked inside last year but was recruited for the Cat position.
Dog Linebacker:
- Sophomore Ben Councell, 6'5" 240 pounds (4)
- Freshman Romeo Okwara, 6'4 239 pounds (4/5)
- Freshman C.J. Prosise, 6'2, 208 pounds (4/5)
- Junior Danny Spond, 6'3" 248 pounds (2)
- Notes: Spond's status remains in doubt following a severe migraine problem that resulted in August hospitalization. The junior appeared to be the front-runner for the starting job prior to the malady. The position often cedes its spot on the field in nickel packages in favor of a third safety, last season, Jamoris Slaughter. Prosise was moved from safety to outside linebacker in early August.
Mike Linebacker:
- Senior Manti Te'o, 6'2" 255 pounds (1)
- Sophomore Jarrett Grace, 6'3" 240 pounds (4)
- Junior Kendall Moore, 6'1" 242 pounds (3)
- Notes: Grace pulled ahead of Moore during the spring and from most accounts, has held that lead. Te'o called Grace, "the next big thing," in an August interview with Irisheyes.com.
Will Linebacker:
- Senior Dan Fox, 6'3" 240 pounds (2)
- Senior Carlo Calabrese, 6'1" 245 pounds (2)
- Sophomore Joe Schmidt, 6'0" 230 pounds (4)
- Notes: Calabrese is suspended for the season opener in Dublin. He rotated heavily with Fox last fall though Fox started each of the team's 13 games. Schmidt made the travel squad as a true freshman preferred walk-on last fall.
Boundary Cornerback:
- Junior Bennett Jackson, 6'0" 185 pounds (2)
- Sophomore Jalen Brown, 6'1" 199 pounds (4)
- Sophomore Josh Atkinson, 5'9" 180 pounds (3)
- Notes: Both Brown and Atkinson will be evaluated at the field cornerback spot over the coming weeks. Brown is the only member of the group yet to see the field; Atkinson played primarily special teams for Notre Dame's final seven games last fall.
Field Cornerback:
- Freshman Keivarae Russell, 5'11" 182 pounds (4/5) or
- Sophomore Jalen Brown, 6'1" 199 pounds (4) or
- Sophomore Josh Atkinson, 5'9" 180 pounds (3)
- Freshman Elijah Shumate, 6'0" 198 pounds (4/5)
- Notes: Projected starter Lo Wood was scheduled for surgery on his ruptured Achilles tendon yesterday. A junior, Wood will have two seasons of eligibility remaining upon his return for the 2013 season. A converted high school running back, Russell's status is assumed at press time, just two days after Wood's injury occurred. Shumate was moved from safety to cornerback early in camp.
Field Safety:
- Senior Zeke Motta, 6'2" 215 pounds (1)
- Freshman Nicky Baratti, 6'1" 206 pounds (4/5)
- 5th-year senior Dan McCarthy, 6'2" 205 pounds (1)
- Sophomore Eilar Hardy, 5'11" 185 pounds (4)
- Notes: Hardy tore his ACL in August 2011 and will likely be much closer to full strength as the season progresses or into spring ball 2013. Expect special teams action from the outset for the red-shirt freshman, and true freshman Baratti, whose ascension to No. 2 on the depth chart served as an August surprise.
Boundary Safety:
- 5th-year senior Jamoris Slaughter, 6'0" 200 pounds (1)
- Sophomore Matthias Farley, 5'11" 200 pounds (4)
- Senior Chris Salvi, 5'10" 190 pounds
- Freshman John Turner, 6'2" 207 pounds (4/5)
- Freshman Chris Badger, 6'0" 193 pounds (4)
- Notes: Farley's mid-camp surge took him from Scout Team slot receiver (fall 2011) to likely weekly contributor. Turner impressed early in camp but is a likely redshirt candidate at present; Badger enrolled in January 2010 for spring practice before embarking on a two-year religious mission to Ecuador. He'll likely fill several Scout Team roles in this, his true freshman season. Salvi, a three-year contributing walk-on, received a scholarship in the off-season.


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Weapons are objects you use to cause harm to others, primarily zombies but sometimes survivors if they get in the way. Below are the various weapons from the Survival Guide.
- Wooden Axe
- Iron Axe
- Wooden Long Bow
- Carbon Long Bow
- Stabilized Wooden Long Bow
- Handmade Stabilizer
- Stabilized Carbon Long Bow
- Wooden Crossbow (Kenji Only)
- Handmade Scope (Jack Only)
- Handmade Gun
- Handmade Pump-Action Shotgun
- Handmade Precision Rifle
- Handmade Scoped Gun (Jack only)
- Handmade Sten Gun
- Handmade Fast Shotgun
- Handmade Machine Gun
- Handmade Scoped Sten Gun (Jack Only)
- Bone Blade
- Twin Sticks Boomrang
- Triple Sticks Boomrang
- Twin Sticks Cutting Boomrang
- Triple Sticks Cutting Boomrang
- Small Capacity Chainsaw
- High Capacity Chainsaw
- Small Capacity Improved Chainsaw
- High Capacity Improved Chainsaw
- Fishing Rod
- Molotov Cocktail
- Attractive Molotov (Abby & Kenji Only)
- Explosive Charge
- Explosive Bait (Abby & Kenji Only)
- Golden Handmade Gun
- Classic Arrows
- Classic Arrows with Feathers
- Incendiary Arrows
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NEW YORK — Playwright Joe Tracz says he owes his career to videogames, or the lack thereof.
"When I was a kid, I wasn't allowed to play games or watch TV," Tracz told Wired.com. "I'd go to school and hear friends talking about playing Mario — things that made no sense, like pipes, turtles, flowers that shoot things at you…. I think that weirdly led me to start making up my own stories."
Tracz, whose work spans several full-length plays and a script for the FX television series Lights Out, tackles the weirdness of Mario games in a short play titled Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Winter Games. It's part of a show called The Wii Plays, a series of theatrical performances at Ars Nova based on games for Nintendo's groundbreaking game machine.
"It's a really fun night — there's a full bar, a live band, people can play Wii before the show," said Ars Nova's associate artistic director Emily Shooltz.
Other shorts in the production take inspiration from Wii games like Tomb Raider and Alien Monster Bowling League.
Some of the plays, like Tracz's, interpret the game quite literally: Mario & Sonic is about the two videogame stars' rivalry over Olympic gold.
"I knew there had to be a play with Mario in it," said Tracz. "If I went to a theater festival for plays about the Wii, I knew I'd want to see Mario."
Other performances play a little more liberally with the themes of the games. Wii Tennis, for example, tells the story of two exes who accidentally meet at a coffee shop, then fire barbs back and forth at one another like so many tennis balls.
The Wii Plays runs through Feb. 12 at Ars Nova in New York. Tickets cost $15.
See Also:
- Mario & Sonic Go Back to the Olympics
- Spider-Man Swings Toward Broadway
- Miyamoto Promises Super Mario Bros. 3DS


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The UWM Innovation Park project designed to transform the County Grounds into what one university official described as a rival for Silicon Valley is moving ahead in phases, forecast to continue through 2031.
UWM and city officials Tuesday laid out a six-phase approach to the Committee of the Whole.
The basic big-picture elements of the plan include an infrastructure facelift of the 88.5-acre parcel to the north and east of Watertown Plank Road and Highway 45. That includes repositioning the Swan Boulevard spur to the west of the highway and building a road that will act as an entrance to a two-story, 25,000-square-foot UWM accelerator lab building situated behind the County Parks building. That road also is seen as an entrance point to the natural areas of the grounds, as the plan attempts to successfully mingle development with recreation uses and open land.
Road plan reviewed
City Administrator Jim Archambo prefaced the presentation by saying the preliminary overview would most likely generate more questions than could be answered. Indeed, a few aldermen questioned details about the road width, plans for medians and parking as they pertain to the entrance road, as well as the design materials to be used for the road entrance.
Alderman Brian Ewerdt wanted to know if there is there any concern that the road "will be used as a shortcut" for employees leaving the medical facilities to the south of Watertown Plank Road. After the meeting, Alderman Dennis McBride said he thinks the road design - using a 25-mph speed limit, a curving route and possibly a roundabout, and with parking allowed alongside it - would make that unattractive to drivers.
After the Committee of the Whole adjourned to a Common Council meeting, aldermen unanimously approved a right-of -way access for a portion of the main road to 1,200 feet north of Watertown Plank Road. However, the council declined, at least for now, to accept naming the extension Technology Parkway."
Phased approach
The presentation laid out six project phases.
Phase I was the 2010 approval of a tax-incremental financing district to allow completion of the sale of the land to UWM. The result is annual revenue of $210,000 to $270,000 that is used to pay back the initial loan, used to fund improvements.
Phase II includes the 2011-12 construction of the infrastructure for the front portion of the site and construction of the UWM accelerator. TIF revenue is expected to increase to $260,000 to $340,000.
Phase III is to run from 2012 to 2015 and will see infrastructure work extended to the northern portion of the site and construction of a residential project. The TIF revenue is projected to rise to $507,000 to $650,000 annually.
Phase IV is slated for 2014 to 2020 and would bring construction of additional corporate partner buildings, campus retail and a TIF revenue upward of $1.49 million.
Phase V, from 2013 to 2031, would see additional corporate partner buildings and campus retail with a TIF value of more than $2 million.
Phase VI then would retire the debt and expand the city's tax base by 1.2 to 2.25 percent.
All steps within the first phase, city officials said, would be subject to approval from appropriate bodies such as the Economic Development Authority, Board of Public Works and the Common Council.
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Finegan, 34, only joined the Falcons last year after a successful spell with Australia and the ACT Brumbies.
"Owen had high expectations but the relentless nature of the league and our style of play have made it a testing season," said Falcons boss Rob Andrew.
Fly-half Walder leaves after seven seasons while Italian prop Paoletti joined in 2005 from Plymouth Albion.
Walder, 27, has made 93 competitive starts for the Falcons and has scored a total of 508 points.
"Dave has enjoyed some great days at the club, and will always be remembered by the supporters for his vital contribution in winning the 2001 and 2004 Cup finals," Andrew added.
"But with the emergence of Toby Flood as an outstanding young fly-half and the return to fitness of Jonny Wilkinson, realistically Dave's opportunities for game time are now limited."
Finegan, a World Cup winning flanker with Australia in 1999, was one of Newcastle's high profile signings last summer and was brought in to help improve their mid-table finish.
Andrew said: "Owen's vast international experience has been an asset and a great resource for the coaching staff to tap in to.
"But with so many talented young players now pushing through in the back row department the scope for getting him out on the pitch on a regular basis is limited."


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Radiation therapy, or radiotherapy, is the use of various forms of radiation to safely and effectively treat cancer and other diseases. Radiation oncologists may use radiation to cure cancer, to control the growth of the cancer or to relieve symptoms such as pain.
Sometimes radiation therapy is the only treatment a patient needs. At other times, it is only one part of a patient's treatment. For example, early-stage prostate and larynx cancers are often treated with radiation alone, while a woman with breast cancer may be treated with surgery, radiation therapy and chemotherapy.
Radiation may also be used to make your primary treatment more effective. For example, you can be treated with radiation therapy before surgery to help shrink the cancer, or you may be treated with radiation after surgery to destroy small amounts of cancer that may have been left behind.
Sometimes, the overall goal is to slow down the cancer as much as possible. In other cases, the goal is to reduce the symptoms caused by growing tumors which can improve your quality of life. When radiation therapy is administered for this purpose, it is called palliative radiation or palliation. In this instance, radiation may be used to shrink tumors to relieve pain by reducing the size of a tumor to improve function.


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Well I got my second replacement PF9 from Kel Tec and I finally got one that shoots 50 rounds without jamming.
As some of you may know I have been critical of Kel Tec for almost a year. Having bought a P32, P11 and PF9 and all three were problematic. If I read this I'd ask, why did you buy three when you had problems from the first. Well they got consistently worse. The P32 was resolved by Kel Tec 'selling' me a fix for their poor design. The P11 was nice about everything but trigger and reliable. Well after about 300 rounds it's about 95% reliable, and, after doing the trigger thing from the Kel Tec forum the trigger is actually ok. Now the PF9 which I had high hopes for was atrocious. It couldn't fire 14 rounds without a jam. Two trips to Kel Tec and I got 50 rounds through the latest version.
I've learned a very important lesson I'll share with you guys. If you buy cheap expect cheap. I bought a Kahr PM9 for less than I paid for the three Kel Tecs and now they are of no use. If I can find a buyer, their gone. All three. The Kahr has had no failures, versus numerous failures from all three Kel Tecs. The Kahr is very accurate, versus keeping the shots on the paper with all three Kel Tecs. The Kahr is fun to shoot. The P32 is ok, the P11 is acceptable, the PF9 is punishing. The Kahr shoots anything I feed it, reloads, +P, hollow points, whatever. The Kel Tecs are very finicky.
I hope this helps someone. No need to argue with me. I'm not coming back to this thread, I've heard all the pro Kel Tec, and I don't doubt what others have experienced. Documented above is what I experienced, for what it's worth. Add your comments for others to read, if you want.


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Lima, Peru | Thursday, May 25, 2017 09:16 am | | |
|Roberto Carcelen on the Inca Trail. All photos by Walter Rhein.
Choquequirao is free, right? You just have to hike there?# Walter Rhein says :
Nope, Choquequirao cost S/. 37 to get in. There was a guy selling tickets at a little station about a km away from the gate...he looked more or less official, but he wouldn't let me take his picture.# David O says :
Walter, you're still a 'liberal hack' writer but this article contained something of interest.# Carmen Valdivia says :
Have you considered locals participation such as "porters"? I know they are quite amazing runners.
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UPLAND -- The city's Community Development Block Grant committee recently completed its one-year action plan, eliminating some redundant programs to save funding.
The committee's plan for the 2013-14 year was approved by the City Council last week and is part of the city's multi-year plan required by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.
The committee held several meetings over the last three months to review 17 proposals requesting $516,152 in funding.
The committee proposed the city fund 15 programs and projects utilizing $509,760 from HUD for the 2013-14 year as well as $36,647 in unused funds from the previous year.
"We were a little bit troubled by some of the discussions that we had we felt that some of the programs were duplicative of other programs that were available," said Ruby Simpson, committee chair.
The committee decided to not fund a program promoting health in seniors after finding a similar program offered at San Antonio Community Hospital. They also eliminated funding to a program with GRID Alternatives that installs solar panels for low-income households.
"The committee's decision was that at a time when people don't have enough to eat, don't have enough clothing for their kids and are suffering, that installing solar power really didn't fit with what the city of Upland is about," Simpson said.
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development formed the Community Development Block Grant program to provide grants to local governments and states to address various community development needs.
The committee members are appointed by the City Council.


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Excellent editorial de Diana West dans le Washington Times
We need to learn a new word: dhimmitude. I've written about dhimmitude periodically, lo, these many years since September 11, but it takes time to sink in. Dhimmitude is the coinage of a brilliant historian, Bat Ye'or, whose pioneering studies of the dhimmi, populations of Jews and Christians vanquished by Islamic jihad, have led her to conclude that a common culture has existed through the centuries among the varied dhimmi populations. From Egypt and Palestine to Iraq and Syria, from Morocco and Algeria to Spain, Sicily and Greece, from Armenia and the Balkans to the Caucasus: Wherever Islam conquered, surrendering dhimmi, known to Muslims as « people of the book [the Bible], » were tolerated, allowed to practice their religion, but at a dehumanizing cost.
There were literal taxes (jizya) to be paid; these bought the dhimmi the right to remain non-Muslim, the price not of religious freedom, but of religious identity. Freedom was lost, sorely circumscribed by a body of Islamic law (sharia) designed to subjugate, denigrate and humiliate the dhimmi. The resulting culture of self-abnegation, self-censorship and fear shared by far-flung dhimmi is the basis of dhimmitude. The extremely distressing but highly significant fact is, dhimmitude doesn't only exist in lands where Islamic law rules.


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Grime-noise foursome Pissed Jeans have released a new video for their track Romanticize Me off their 2013 LP Honeys. The video was directed by Joe Stakun who also directed a video for their song Bathroom Laughter, released back in February.
The clip follows a figure skater clad in all black as he performs an impressive routine to the song. With the thrash gnarliness of Romanticize Me soundtracking his gazelle-like movements, it's clear that Pissed Jeans want us to laugh at the juxtaposition. At least, they're probably laughing. We can only hope that this is the future of figure skating. Watch the video for Romanticize Me, below.


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During the busy holiday shopping month of November, the top 25 largest retailers delivered orders in about four days on average. Five retailers in that set of companies averaged less than two days and ten delivered in four days or less, according to STELLAService data.
OfficeDepot.com and Zappos.com, which were the fastest shippers during November last year showed consistent performance this year, both delivering in one day on average. Staples.com also averaged a single day.
In November 2011, only four out of the top 25 largest retailers averaged less than 2 days, but overall average delivery speed was the same year-over-year. However, in December 2011, average delivery speed for the top 25 was nearly six days, showing an opportunity for improvement overall. STELLAService will publish a full report on holiday performance next month.
Every company hit their estimated delivery date.
Office Supplies retailers had a strong showing last month, with all three represented in the set of companies among the top five fastest shippers.
Electronics retailers, who were likely busy with shoppers purchasing gadgets for holiday gifts, also performed well. Dell.com, Shopping.HP.com, Store.Sony.com, Newegg.com and BestBuy.com were all among the top 10 fastest shippers.
STELLAService placed three orders total for each retailer to be delivered to three regions in the U.S. Companies included: Amazon.com Inc., Apple Inc., Zappos.com Inc. (Amazon subsidiary), Staples Inc., Dell Inc., Office Depot Inc., Wal-Mart Stores Inc., Sears Holdings Corp., QVC Inc., Office Max Inc., Best Buy Co. Inc., Newegg Inc., Sony Corp., Costco Wholesale Corp., Macy's Inc., Victoria's Secret Direct LLC, Hewlett-Packard Co., J.C. Penney Inc., L.L. Bean Inc., Target Corp., Systemax Inc. (TigerDirect.com), Gap Inc., Williams-Sonoma Inc., HSN Inc. and Overstock.com.
Average actual delivery times for November are below. The list represents the performance of the top 25 largest retailers by revenue.
Zappos.com – 1d
Staples.com – 1d
OfficeDepot.com – 1d
OfficeMax.com – 1d 7h
Dell.com – 1d 16h
Shopping.HP.com – 2d
Store.Sony.com – 3d
Newegg.com – 3d 8h
Amazon.com – 3d 15h
BestBuy.com – 3d 15h
TigerDirect.com – 4d 16h
VictoriasSecret.com – 5d
Macys.com – 5d
HSN.com – 5d
LLBean.com – 5d 7h
Gap.com – 5d 7h
Costco.com – 5d 7h
Williams-Sonoma.com – 5d 7h
Overstock.com – 5d 7h
Sears.com – 5d 16h
QVC.com – 5d 16h
Store.Apple.com – 6d
Target.com – 6d 7h
Walmart.com – 6d 16h
JCPenney.com – 9d
Fastest Shippers By Region


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Like I said in the PM, the quick turnaround posting Raw after SNME caught me by surprise, so before I get to the Raw review, I'll pass a few quick comments on SNME…
- The Trish Stratus heel turn is one of the best I've seen done. For one, it gives us a WHOLE new take on the Mickie/Trish storyline from this era. But besides the uniqueness of Trish being heel and James being face, the actual turn itself was beautifully orchestrated, and I cant wait to see how the rest of the angle unfolds now that the lines have been drawn. Best segment of the night, with the double switch (although I guess Mickie was never *officially* a heel) done to perfection.
- Jeff Hardy returning was pretty much a given. But just because it's predictable doesnt mean it's bad. No need for a meaningless swerve.
- Booking Booker vs Benoit @ SNME rather than holding off for WM makes sense now
- Overall, I'm a little disappointed by the lead up towards the triple threat match for the WWE title. Not the thought of the match itself, but the way it's come about just feels like it's been done time and time again. Thought if it was going in the three way route, we might've got something to sink our teeth into. Up to now, the build towards this match has been below par if I'm honest, compared to how it was shaping up initially with Angle and Edge a month or so ago. There's still plenty of time to make this one compelling, but so far, imo, the build has been weak.
- I'm also on the fence with the second big heel turn on the one show. I'm not sure if I'm just being a bit of a spoilsport nitpicker
, but the HBK heel turn at the culmination of the show just kind of undercuts the Trish heel turn earlier in the show imo. Saying that, having the two big turns on the show also makes it that much more special, more memorable, more unforgettable, and lives up to the history of SNME being a huge centrepiece in the WWE crown.
- The RVD-Taker segment was spot on, especially for a segment that could've came off as really awkward, given the totally opposite personalities. If you play up that in the lead in to their match at WM, it should be special.
- Overall though, despite pointing out my few problems with the show, I thoroughly enjoyed it. Felt like it was a special occasion, and a memorable show that just took the anticipation toward WM 22 a notch higher, with a lot more of the show looking to be taking shape.
Right, so onto Raw.
Glad you kicked off with the big one. Shawn Michaels explanation is what everyone wanted to see, so it wouldn't have surprised me if you kept it until the end of the show, but kicking off with it is a better choice, imo. Taking his frustrations out on the fans, showing the selfish side of the old HBK, but with an added element of bitterness worked on all levels for me. You could've easily just played it safe and clicked back to 97/98 and have HBK suddenly being a cocky asshole like a lot of people tend to do, but playing him as a bitter veteran works SO much better imo. Heels with solid reasons for their actions and attitude are always the best, and HBK slots into that category.
The interruption of Van Dam was unexpected, and only really necessary to set up the main event, but you played it well, as it could've just came off as a random interruption. Instead though, it fitted well, and RVD had a genuine reason for confronting Michaels. On a side note; with RVD remaining a face too, despite a feud with Taker at WrestleMania coming up, that angle has me really intrigued, for a face vs. face rivalry between two polar opposites. I'm hoping for some awesomeness between them in the remaining weeks hyping WM.
Slightly disappointed with Bischoffs underwhelming official announcement of HHH vs. HBK at WrestleMania, but it was coming anyway, so I guess it's a minor qualm. RVD vs. HBK tonight though is tremendous. Huge main event between two guys that have only ever met once (and over three years ago at that) which ought to have the audience salivating. A strong opening segment, covering two high profile WM matches, and setting up a main event tonight too.
Time for Vis to stick to making love methinks. Wrestling just aint working for him.
I flat out hate the Spirit Squad. I have tolerated them in Legends thread due to his ability to make them somewhat watchable, but I really find them generally horrible, and not in a good way. If you can do something different with them, I'll warm to the group, but for now, I'm turned off to their repetitive antics.
Carlito didn't bother to go see The Bisch, did he?? I think this is stage one in dissention between CCC and 'Piece, with Carlito just being a selfish prick, not bothering to do his friend a favour, and eventually just seeing Masters as his heavy to do all his dirty work. But I get the feeling it'll be a slow burn turn.
This Benjamin/Haas angle has been one of my favourites in the entire thread. You've taken the redundant old 'WGTT reform' schtick that consists of; Haas and Benjamin reunite. Haas and Benjamin win matches. Haas and Benjamin win the tag titles, and live happily ever after, and you've made an ACTUAL angle out of it. A good angle- a fantastic angle in fact. Because lets face it, WHY would Benjamin want to return to tagging with Haas?? He had a run (or two?) with the IC title, and rubbed shoulders with the biggest main eventers on Raw. He has no reason whatsoever to tag with Charlie Haas. For me, this is the best angle going on Raw right now, and long may it continue. This segment with Bischoff was splendid in doing it's job of continuing the angle, and showcasing Benjamins lack of interest in tagging. Kinda ironic that on the night Benjamin will WANT to win, they're going to lose. My one gripe with the match making is that Flair and Chavo look set to go into MITB, and personally, I have no interest in seeing Flair in a ladder match; and Chavo just doesn't have a hope in hell of winning the thing. Still, good segment in furthering WGTT different career goals.
I'd much rather see Masters get a spot in MITB and be the 'powerhouse' of the match, rather than have Chavo waste a spot. Shame for 'Piece.
Strikers segment was … uhm … un-required if I'm honest. Not saying it was horrible or anything … just un-required.
Was always a fan of Dupree, and it's good to see you utilise him. Has a readymade heel gimmick that'll help him settle in as a strong member of Raws mid card ranks. Good addition to beef up the roster imo.
Nice to see the RNWC aren't going to be forgotten. With the added barb toward Triple H, and Cades past with HBK, it wouldn't surprise me if they played some sort of minor part in the HHH/HBK feud in the run up to WM, just to keep them busy and on TV until the time comes for them to challenge whomever the champs are post-WM.
Everything about the RVD/Taker angle is interesting me. A lot of layers to it that genuinely have me excited to see it unfold in the coming weeks. Bischoffs reluctance to see it happen, certain that Van Dam will lose and embarrass Raw is a great side plot, with Bischoff basically putting a bounty on his head. The selfish attitude of HBK was displayed nicely again here too, doing a total 180 in the space of a few days.
Just a slight issue to raise, nothing big, but most Americans I've ever heard, call their Mum 'Mom' when speaking. Throughout this promo, and the one at SNME, Mickie used 'Mum' instead. Anyway … this was a splendid follow up to what went down @ SNME. Right now, sympathy for Mickie is at a high, and you can probably milk it for at least another week or two before you come to a point where it's a fine line between feeling pity for Mickie, and just seeing her as a sad case. As I said though, for now, it works perfectly. She's just had her hero turn on her, and she's hit rock bottom, with tonight's events cementing the fact that Trish doesn't want to be her friend. A lot of people around here have no time for the womens division - I've often neglected the division myself - but this goes to show that you CAN make compelling stories with the women, perhaps even more so on an emotional level than the male roster (given the female species are a very emotional -over emotional
- breed at the best of times) which allows angles like this.
What surprises me is that Ashley made the save for Mickie. When she came running out, I fully expected her to join in with Trish, considering Mickie had attacked her not so long ago. Honestly though, I love this. The unique take on a tired angle from this time period has made Trish vs. Mickie completely fresh, and has me wanting to see more. Just be careful not to make Mickie TOO sympathetic, otherwise you run the risk of the Eugene effect. I think the denial stage for Mickie DOES have legs for another week or two yet though. Great stuff, and a perfect example of HOW to book a womens angle for the 'women in wrestling suck' brigade.
Nothing much to the RVD interview. Just further hype for the evenings main event, and some more hype for Taker @ WrestleMania.
I get (at least I think I do) why Kane and Big Show cost Haas and Benjamin the match, meaning they get them at WrestleMania, as it makes sense to face the team with a guy that doesn't want to be there. But should Kane and Show really be concerned with who they face?? Two seven footers, two monsters … should they really care who they face at WrestleMania?? Would facing Flair and Chavo really have had them worried?? It's also a fairly weak way for Flair and Chavo to 'qualify' for the MITB ladder match. Disappointing finish on a few levels imo.
Michaels vs. Van Dam DID NOT disappoint. A PPV level match, for a combination that could headline a PPV was splendid, and perhaps even required, with the matches through the show being somewhat lacklustre, with two squashes, a Viscera match, and the DQ finish in the previous contest. Good to see RVD still refuse to be thrown off by the mind games of The Deadman, ignoring the lights going out and the gongs. I honestly didn't believe we'd see Triple H tonight after the SNME assault, and imo, you handled his 'run in' perfectly. Would've been a bit passé for him to get his own back with an attack, so simply his presence resulting in RVD getting the win, then HBK escaping worked for me. Glad you showed the frustration from Triple H too, smashing his sledgehammer, which most likely sets up an in ring promo from The Game next week.
Would've liked a highlight package at some point mid way through the show, centred on the Angle vs. Cena match from SNME with the commentary team talking about it, to set up this Cutting Edge. I know it was hyped a few times during the show, but the WWE title picture was kinda glossed over for the majority of the show, when it could've done with a quick VP of what went down at SNME.
Edge though, was at his prick'ish best here, patting himself on the back for his win over Batista @ SNME. Then, deciding he was the only worthy challenger to his title just continued to help him live up to his reputation as a dick. While I was highly critical of the finish to the Angle/Cena match @ SNME, you rescued the angle with the close of this show. It was simple, but highly, highly effective. For months, Edge has been causing Bischoff headaches, and it just seemed to fit nicely that Bischoff got the last laugh here, making the triple threat match. It could've ended up seeming a bit off that Angle and Cena would enter and say nothing, but this worked neatly. The two then getting a piece of payback on Edge, followed by an intense staredown was a fantastic way to close out the show, with a LOT of focus now back on the richest prize in the game. Hopefully now, the build up continues on this form, as this was the shot in the arm it needed.
All in all, I'll wrap it up with a simple summation; WrestleMania is coming along beautifully, with another strong show in the books. Between yourself and Legend, it's a really close run thing at the minute for which of you is the leading force in BTB today. It's a testament to how far you've come as a booker, and it's happening at just the right time.
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Amazing Migration Videos
WOW! Check out these 3 extraordinary videos taken a few weeks ago along the Mara River in the North Serengeti by guests on safari with Africa Dream Safaris. Make sure to expand the videos to full size by clicking the expand icon arrows at the bottom of each video. These really need to be expanded to full screen to truly appreciate!
The 2nd video is especially endearing and features a zebra family assisting a young foal cross the river and then up the muddy embankment to safety. The 3rd video is equally as stunning at about 20 seconds into it when the wildebeest begin launching themselves into the Mara River. If you have been following our blog postings and newsletters over the last couple months, you already know what amazing river crossings we have had this year. The crossings started late this year (our first major crossing was seen by our guests on July 26th) but the late start was quickly made up for with consistent crossings all throughout August, September and October.
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Watch how the adult zebras protect and assist the young foal in crossing the river and climbing up the muddy embankment in this video below.
Watch starting at about 20 seconds into the video as wildebeest being launching themselves into the river in this video below. Amazing!
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Did Amber Heard switch teams again?
According to Flynet, that's Amber Heard and a "mystery dude" on a "breakfast date" in West Hollywood over the weekend. Of course, "Amber Heard" is the same "Amber Heard" who came out of the closet two years ago. So, did she switch teams again? Is she straight now? Is that her boyfriend? What's his name? When did they meet? What's the deal? I don't know. Maybe. No. Frank. I don't know. She just really likes pancakes.
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I am looking at using a trailer for both mobile vending and honey processing , the state of Florida(where I live). The state food permits cost 335$ for a honey processor and 300$ for a mobile vendor....how much would it cost to have both?
Can I have both? Does anyone have experience with this?


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I loved QuiltE's baby quilt so much (In The Pink ......... a Baby Irish!) that I had to make one for a cousin's coming boy grandbaby. I wasn't looking specifically for stuffed animals fabric, but found it at Hobby Lobby with matching fabrics, so that seemed perfect. My bear squares are 5 1/4 finished. If I had to do it over again, I think I would flip the light and dark fabrics to make a brighter colored quilt.
I made more blocks than I needed, so I made the small quilt and bought a small teddy bear to go with it.


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When the string is pulled - it rotates a flange on the bottm of the pole. There is a mounting flange other end - but I can not think of where it would be mounted. The casing on the main unit is red and it only has one switch - for power. I have no manual or any idea on the manufacturer. The unit has an abundance of included hardware. Has anyone encounterd such a beast?
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I'm doing my final test fitment, and most of my door gaps are pretty good, but have a tricky spot on driver's door between door and fender. Overall, the door gap is great all around, just one spot where the door sticks out farther than the fender. I'll just post pics rather than try to explain. How should I fix and where to shim?
This is an original door and original fender, so it's not like I'm fighting reproduction sheetmetal.
And then here's some issues on the passenger's side: original fender, reproduction SKIN on the ORIGINAL door frame. As you can see, the curvature of the skin near where the mirror would mount doesn't have the same radius as the fender. Not sure how to work this...it seems difficult to make that metal move.
Looks to me like your drivers door needs to come up in the front. On the passenger side it may be up too high, without a shot of the whole door and the rocker it's hard to say. What year is this Mustang? I am thinking about the wing window, does it get one? That fit to the A pillar is pretty critical with the window window.
But that right one also looks like it along with the fender is going to need some "massaging", you have a bit more than simple "alignment" issues there.
One at a time concentrate on the drivers side first. I agree that the front of the door needs to come up a bit but the fender needs to go down a bit also..after that it looks like the door needs to go in a little but its hard to tell if its the door or the ,mabe a little of both...something that might help is if theres any moldings that go on top of the fender and door place them on there and see how they line up...one other trick is lightly guide coat the body lines then sand one side with 400 or finer so theres a destinct line in both door and fender ,it makes lining them up much easier...your very close but I think that fender will need some filler at the top where it meets the door
Ok, so just concentrating on the driver's door right now, if the front of the door comes up, isn't this going to mess up my nice gaps along the rocker and quarter panel? I will try taking the front of the door up ever so slightly and see where this gets me first.
I can't push the fender down anymore. If I push down on the top part of the fender and force it down it flexes ever so much and bows out and then is a close fit, problem is I can't figure out a way to keep it like that. There's also some filler on the fender behind the wheel well just above the rocker area...whole area is skimmed. I'm afraid of cracking that if I were to set the fender on the ground (standing it up in the orientation it would be mounted on the car) and pushing down on it to put a little more 'crown' in the side of it.
The door can go in or out, but it moved the door only at the area where the hinges where, it did not bring that entire point of the body line in.
When the door opens that point just BARELY clears going under the fender. By barely I mean you could fit a single hair between there, but 2....no way! It actually might scrape once it gets mil build on it from epoxy sealer, base, and clear.
What if I were to try to re-bow the fender? Run a wire from a hole where it would go on the cowl, other end of the wire is where the fender would mount to the rocker (fender is off the car for this), put a lever in the middle of the wire length and twist the wire to tighten it and pull these two areas of the fender closer together? Don't know if it would hold, spring back, or crack my filler. I guess if I crack the filler I redo it...
If you need to move the fender down a little but can't because it won't go down at the bottom, shim it down. Put a shim between the fender and the rocker to allow it to go down.
Will this mess up your perfect fit at the rocker, yep, but that is all about making the "good fit" and not having a perfect fit some places and a horrible fit other places. Often it's better to have a "good" fit overall, it's robbing Peter to pay Paul and it is a regular occurrence when fitting panels to some degree.
And another thing on that door, be sure to look inside too! Look along the outer line of the door on the inside to be sure the gap is consistent for the doors rubber weather strip to work properly. I have forgotten that little tidbit to find that there was too little room for the rubber or the rubber didn't touch at all, only because I was too focused on the outside.
I'll try shimming first and see what that gets me. I forgot to answer your original question, this is a 67, and yes it has the vent windows along the A pillars.
shimming it down will also suck it in. Sometimes shimming down low just isn't to line up a body line but to stretch the fender and pull it into shape. As far as the front of the door needing to go up, that depends on the rocker gap, if it's fine than leave it and use that as a last resort fix. Raising the front of the fender and shimming it down should probably do it. Once the gap is right and you can't move it anymore without getting adverse affects then MAYBE it's the area on top is just out of shape and you have to take the fender off and open it up from the top peak to the upper body line, sometimes even cutting a slice, opening it up, and tacking it while someone's applying pressure to keep it open. This should only be done if you're certain that's what it is, but it's not a rare problem. It's pretty common.
So tonight I just concentrated on the driver's fender mostly. I shimmed the bottom of the fender where it bolts to the rocker, though I don't want to suck the fender in, I actually want it to bow OUT. I just shimmed it with a cupped washer I had. Can't tell for sure how much it helped though I think it might have lowered the top of the fender some.
I tried shimming the front of the fender but this made it reeeaaally high off the fender skirt. I think I need to put a jack on the floor and use a board to push up that area of the fender skirt just a bit.
The biggest improvement I did was loosening the hinge on the door and pulling the top of the door OUT. This made the gap at the top of the door and fender line up laterally, though the fender still sits just a little bit higher than the door, but I think it's better than it was.
But I still have the problem with the point from the door body line sticking out farther than the fender body line point. If I pull the fender out to line up with it, then I get a big gap between the fender and the cowl, at least 1/4" or maybe 3/8". I'm almost ready to just live with it at this point.
Henry--where does this slice go that you speak of?
Ok, so feel free to comment more on this door, otherwise we can focus on the passenger side door now, I think it's going to be more involved.
Brian, I still need to check the insides and the vent windows. never got around to that tonight. I get some serious ADD in the shop....work on fender...look for hood hinge....go check on the horses...decide to check hay field...decide to pull weeds in field...oh look there's an apple tree!...let's move the horses to another pasture...oh, the fender!
My point with shimming it down was to move the top down as well, lowering the rear of the fender. If you only try to lower it and don't bring the bottom lower with a shim when you tighten up the bottom it will suck back up bowing out the fender. That is why I was saying lower it, by shimming at the bottom.
I shimmed at the bottom. But that also flattens the fender rather than bowing it out. I'm not following what you're saying. The fender needs to be bowed to line up with the door better, while at the same time needs to be lowered as well, the latter of which is accomplished by the shim.
It may not need to be bowed more, move it down then out at the bottom a little. This is from looking at your photos, I may be off but it looks like just going down is going to get you closer. Remember, the fender and door below the body line are coming in, right? The body line is as far out as they go, so as the fender goes down, below the body line it will be going OUT as well, because the line isn't perfectly vertical.
It's difficult to do this when you only can work from pics and not see it in real life, but if you go back to the second picture I originally posted, that's looking straight down from the top of the fender. You can see how the door body line corner sticks out farther than the fender, or wouldn't be flush if you laid a straight edge across the two panels. While I have been able to get all other parts of the two panels relatively close, this phenomenon in the picture still persists.
In other words, when all the other edges of the two panels are relatively aligned, that damn corner wants to stick out on its own.
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Oh yeah, sorry, then you want to do a little of both, or simply slide the fender down from the top with the bottom loose, then tighten up the bottom and it will bow the fender out.
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I made the mistake of thinking a baseboard heater had an intermal thermostat or control board that I could hook up to a remote low voltage thermostat. I have 220 to the heater, plus a low voltage thermostat wire. I was browsing around the internet last week and found something that would work. It was an internal board that you could hook use to hook up the LV wire. Wasn't cheap. About 115$, but cheaper than reopening walls and wiring a single pole thermostat. Now I cannot find that site or that part and have browsed all over with no results. Anyone seen something like this, or have any other ideas?
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- Sauna
- Smoke-free property
Family Friendly Amenities
- Free Wi-Fi
- Kitchen
- Laundry facilities
- Refrigerator
- DVD player
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi , Free wired high-speed Internet
Self parking (surcharge), Parking (limited spaces)
Room Amenities
- DVD player
- Pay movies
- Air conditioning
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Phone
- Refrigerator
- Coffee/tea maker
- Kitchen
- Hair dryer
- Desk
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Satellite TV service
- Flat-panel TV
- Free WiFi
- Free wired high-speed Internet
Where to Eat
Buffet breakfasts are available for a surcharge and are served each morning between 6:30 AM and 10 AM.
Hatagoya - This restaurant serves breakfast only.
Nearby Things to Do
Recreational amenities at the hotel include a sauna.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Hot springs on site
Hotel Policies
Check-in time ends at midnight
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Check-out time is 11 AM
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
Parking height restrictions apply
For the comfort of guests using the public bathing areas and other public facilities, guests with large tattoos are not permitted to use the facilities. Guests with tattoos may use the bathing facilities if their tattoos are smaller than 3.15 inches (8 centimeters) by 5.11 inches (13 centimeters) and are covered with a sticker provided by the property. For more details, please contact the office using the number on the reservation confirmation received after booking.
Optional extras
- Fee for buffet breakfast: JPY 1200 for adults and JPY 700 for children (approximately)
- Self parking fee: JPY 900 per night
Hotel Name
- Dormy Inn Soga Chiba
- Dormy Soga
- Dormy Soga Chiba
- Dormy Hotel Chiba
We should mention
The Japanese Ministry of Health, Labour, and Welfare requires all international visitors to submit their passport number and nationality when registering at any lodging facility (inns, hotels, motels, etc. ). Additionally, lodging proprietors are required to photocopy passports for all registering guests and keep the photocopy on file.