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Esta casa de férias acolhedor, com um grande jardim foi totalmente renovado em 2010. Ele está localizado na aldeia de Pommeuse-Faremoutiers, de frente para um prado selvagem que leva ao Rio Morin, em um vale perto da cidade velha de Coulommiers.
Com uma capacidade de 5 dorme, a 19 km da Disney e 50 km de Paris, é uma base ideal para férias em família, oferecendo uma ampla gama de opções: atividades de lazer ao ar livre, a vida da aldeia país e no dia-visitas a pontos turísticos famosos (Disney, Central Paris, compras, visitas históricas e culturais, Região de Champagne)
Lojas, mercado local e cafés / restaurantes no Faremoutiers (1. 5 km) e Coulommiers (8 km). Estação de trem mais próxima a 1km (Faremoutiers-Pommeuse).
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We stayed here in the summer of 2015. We had great communication with Pierre for the whole of our journey from Scotland and he was waiting to guide us in for our rather late arrival.
Pierre was extremely helpful in settling us in and gave us loads of useful information to help us during our stay. We stayed during a heatwave and the house with its shutters and tiled floor was lovely and cool.
There are lots of great things to do in the surrounding area and travel to Disneyland and Paris is easy and straightforward. A visit to the market in Coulommiers was a highlight, as was a trip to the medieval town of Provins. Closer to the gite, there are some lovely walks round the quiet village lanes.
Pierre was a great host - phoning a couple of times during the week to check that we were OK and giving us advice and suggestions for things to do. We cannot recommend him or his home highly enough (and we regret not posting this review much sooner) and would love to come back in the future.
Graham & Teresa
We stayed here from 27/12/2015 to 3/1/2016 and we had an amazing time. The cottage is gorgeous and very well equipped with everything you will need. The owner Pierre couldn't have been more helpful. We got lost several times ( not a very good Sat Nav )trying to find the cottage so was nearly 2 hours late arriving and he waited for us and was very welcoming when we arrived. It took us 20 mins to get to Disneyland as we went the long way round to avoid the toll.Overall I wouldn't hesitate to recommend that you stay in this cottage as it was the best one we have stayed in while visiting Disney and we go twice a year.
Wij hebben met onze 2 kinderen (14 en 18 jaar) een weekje in de cottage van Pierre verbleven. Alle info op de site klopt precies; ook de foto's geven een goed beeld van het huisje. Huisjes is niet overdreven luxe maar alles wat nodig is is aanwezig; daarnaast is het schoon er zijn er prima bedden. Eigenaar gaf ons een warm welkom en gaf direct alle tips & trics die nodig waren. We konden hem bereiken indien nodig of voor vragen (iets dat gelukkig niet het geval was).
Ondanks het matige weer hebben we een prima week gehad.
1 dag Parijs vanaf station Pommeuse (1.5 km vanaf cottage); directe verbinding; 55 minuten naar centrum Parijs. Ook een dag vanaf Val d'Europe; wat goedkoper maar wel eerst 20 km met auto (en 30 minuten met de trein).
Disneyland Paris op 15 km.
Ook dagtripjes gemaakt naar Vaux le Vicomte (klein Versailles; de moeite waard), Provins etc. Daarnaast lekker gecruist door de Franse dorpjes en de bloeiende koolvelden.
Op 1 km van de cottage een prima bakker waar 'het echte Franse stokbrood' werd verkocht. Iedere dag dus een heerlijk ontbijt.
Kortom: nette, schone en rustig gelegen cottage, goede uitvalsbasis voor Parijs, Disney etc.
Although difficult to find, was worth the effort. Very spacious, clean and good facilities. Ideal base for Disney with some lovely surrounding areas. Thanks to the owner for making us feel so welcome, even though we did arrive a little late!
I stayed here fore a week this summer with my two children and a teenager. It was a lovely place - great location, not too far from anything and yet incredibly rural and quiet! The neighbours were mainly French with one other holiday house very nearby, and all were friendly but not interfering!
The house itself is small, cool and very sweet, with a decent quality shower and comfortable beds. The kitchen only has two hob rings, a combi microwave and a fridge, which somewhat limited our meals, and although there was cutlery, glasses, utensils, etc, it was a little limited.
The owner was wonderful! Immediately on arrival he showed us a map of the area and made suggestions of the sorts of things we could do, where we may want to go and where we may not want to waste our time. His advice and that map shaped our whole week!
Some useful pieces of info are: a) the house is on a tiny lane by UK standards - not even properly tarmacked, so don't hesitate if your Sat Nav sends you that way! b) Crecy la Chappelle had a lovely Italian restaurant on the corner of the road to a great supermarket, try them! c) if you go to Paris/Euro Disney, park in the Val d'Europe car park and go from there by train - reasonable train prices and free parking. However, DON'T believe anyone who tells you the car park shuts when the shopping centre does - it doesn't!! d) Everywhere we went people could speak English but were clearly touched by our attempts to speak French, so give it a go!!
Overall a fantastic holiday, which was enhanced by staying in a sweet house owned by a friendly, helpful and efficient man. I would very much like to return one day!
Beau gite possedant une ame. Nous y avons passé un bon moment et pres de Disney pour les enfants.
Excellent acceuil et Pierre informe bien.
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Base ideal para o dia-visitas a várias atracções turísticas:
- Disney Paris e Val d'Europe Shopping Mall apenas 20 km de distância; RER ligação ferroviária ao centro de Paris (35 min) da estação de Disney-Marne la Vallée. - Em alternativa, Central Paris é merecido em 1 hora por trem local da estação Faremoutiers-Pommeuse (1 km da casa de campo). - Cidade medieval de Provins (Património UNESCO), com suas muralhas impressionantes e festivais de verão (40 km). - Visitas ao Château de Vaux-le-Vicomte et Fontainebleau (40/60 Km) - Região de Champagne (Cidades de Reims e Epernay em 100 km)
Trilhas para caminhada e ciclovias em matas próximas, bem como actividades ao ar livre na área: equitação, golfe, aviões ultra-leves e Gliding Club, Tiger Park Zoo, canoagem, resorts de lazer.
Lojas, café / bar / restaurante no Faremoutiers (1km).
Lojas, mercados ao ar livre, escritório de informações turísticas, restaurantes, aluguel de bicicleta, passeios de barco em Coulommiers (8km).
Outras atividades: Gliding e aviões ultra-light clube de esporte.
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Tony Abbott has used a keynote address to the World Economic Forum in Davos to burnish his new government's free market credentials and urge world leaders to prioritise growth, free trade and competitiveness as global economic recovery remains fragile.
In first major post-election speech on the economy and economic policy, the Australian prime minister set down some broad philosophical markers.
Abbott told the forum markets were "the proven answer to the problem of scarcity" and, borrowing from Abraham Lincoln, he said governments should do for people "what they can't do for themselves – and no more".
The rise of the middle class in China and India had been driven by technology and by aspiration, he said, and by an instinct that "empowered citizens can do more for themselves than government will ever do for them".
Officialdom, he said, had begun to grasp "that human freedom is less a threat than an opportunity". Where people had freedom, they created markets, he said.
While most governments around the world produced economic stimulus packages in response to the global financial crisis, Abbott strayed into partisan politics with some criticism of the former government's Keynesian tendencies.
The prime minister said Labor had departed from the surplus maxim of the Howard years with spending that lingered beyond the crisis.
"The reason for the spending soon passed but the spending didn't stop because, when it comes to spending, governments can be like addicts in search of a fix," Abbott told the forum, arguing the policy under his Labor predecessors Kevin Rudd and Julia Gillard was "spend our way to prosperity".
Australia, he declared, was "under new management, and open for business".
Abbott produced a shopping list of his policies for attendees at the World Economic Forum, using them as case studies of initiatives to boost "growth, participation and productivity".
He said Australia would use its presidency of the G20 to promote global growth. He declared he wanted "respectful but robust discussion of each country's national plan".
Abbott has used the preamble to his Davos visit to reflect negatively on international talkfests. On Thursday night he said he wanted the G20 meeting in Brisbane to produce a communique "just three pages long explaining precisely how good intentions are being put into practice".
The G20, he said, must focus on trade, and "at the very least … renew its commitment against protectionism and in favour of freer markets".
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A full-length fan-fiction to the popular anime/manga series, "Death Note". It follows the story of a sixteen-year-old from a small town named Leon and tells of how he wishes to change the world with his newly acquired power. But is what he is doing right?
Chapter 1. Introduction
I find society truly disgusting. I live in a small town in New South Wales, in the southern region of Australia. Teenagers around here have no dignity or integrity; anything of that matter. It truly is disgusting. I only have a few friends. Most people just pass me and not even think twice about me. And all of these people passing me are going to their friend's house on the weekend for a bunch of minors drinking booze, getting wasted and having unprotected sex with the dirtiest girls around. Smoking marijuana, tobacco, and basically anything else they can get their grubby hands onto. Not only that, but most, if not all of them pick on weak and helpless kids. I am one of them that get tormented for no reason. I used to be, anyway. But they will pay. Oh yes, they will pay.
Mondays are always drags; you can't really expect much from them, can you? I followed my usual routine: schlepping out of bed, showering, drinking coffee while I scroll through Facebook, until it is time to walk to school and put up with another six hours of their crap. I grab my phone, and my earphones, and head out the door. Turn some Avenged Sevenfold on loudly, and just completely ignore my surroundings as I ponder the different events of my life, if any. For some odd reason, I decided to take a different route to school. I decided to keep walking straight this time rather than turning right at that one intersection. I take note of everything surrounding me: the birds chirping in the nearby trees, the cars driving past, people walking by… I then turned my attention towards a nearby gutter. Caught, barely hanging on to that gutter was a book. What seemed to be a regular book a bit smaller than an A4-size paper.
It had leather casing. I gently picked it up, and as I did, I felt a surge shoot through my body; it is hard to pinpoint what exactly it was or how it felt. I was being ever so careful so as to not drop the mysterious notebook into the gutter. I dried it off and turned it around; and right there, I saw two words. Two very, very mysterious words in the strangest font:
"Death Note".
I stared at the two words for about twenty seconds before I decided to open the book. On the backside of the cover were five rules.
- The human whose name is written in this note shall die
- This note will not take effect unless the writer has the person's face in their mind when writing his/her name. Therefore, people sharing the same name will not be affected.
- If the cause of death is written within 40 seconds of writing the person's name, it will happen.
- If the cause of death is not specified, the person will simply die of a heart attack.
- After writing the cause of death, details of the death should be written in the next 6 minutes and 40 seconds.
I scoffed at the elaborate, but pathetic attempt at a joke. As if anyone would believe this crap! I thought I would put it back, but then I remembered the surge. I made sure nobody was looking, and slipped it into my bag; hoping to examine it more closely when I get home.
I was rather quiet that day. I really just wanted to think about what will happen if that book was for real. It is pretty stupid for me to believe it for a second, though. Still, you can never be too sure. The whole day consisted of me deciding who I'd kill in the off-chance that the notebook actually did work. It did have rough translation, I suppose. The English characters looked a bit dodgy.
"Hey, Leon!" My best friend, Tyler approached me.
"What's going on? How was your weekend? Hey, are you alright, Leon?"
I snapped out of the trance.
"Oh. Hey, Tyler. Sorry."
I had to be cautious about this. If I told even one person about this book and it turned out to be true, people would call me a murderer. If there is one thing that I'm not, it's an idiot. I am not an idiot. If I were to pull this off—No! I'm not insane. As much as I hate society, could I really bring myself to kill somebody? Could I really live with the guilt of knowing someone's life ended just because of an action I took? Even so, society has to be cleaned up. It HAS to.
Tyler was pretty suspicious of me that whole day. But by the end of the day, my other friend, Matt approached Tyler and me.
"Do you guys want to come over mine and play some Call of Duty Zombies?"
I'm not really one to go over a friend's house after school to play a game; even if it is a personal favourite like Call of Duty Zombies; but my response made Tyler grow a bit more suspicious.
"No. I'm fine. I have some stuff to do."
They both shot me a puzzled look. "I'll see you guys tomorrow."
It's a ten minute walk from my place to the school or vice-versa, so it was 3:30 pm when I got home.
"Hi, Leon. How was your day?" said Mum.
"It was alright I suppose."
I entered my room and placed the Death Note on my table in front of the nearby computer and read it a bit more. There is no way this could be true! Has nobody really come across this? The notebook is empty. There is no writing on any page. It doesn't exactly look new, so it can't have just been created. Surely I'm not the only person who has wanted to try it. Secretly, every human knows of one person that they would dispose of if they were given the chance. That's human nature. We all put on happy faces and claim that murder is wrong; but beneath the surface, what thoughts really ponder in the minds of those who say they would never commit homicide?
I turned on the TV to see if there were any criminals I could dispose of. I took my pen out, went to write the first criminal I could think of. It was at that point that I turned the TV off and closed the book.
"I'm going out for a bit. I'll be home soon."
I left the house. If I were to test this book I would have to experience this first-hand; I must know. MUST!
I stopped at the video store as it is near the fish 'n' chips shop that most people from my school go to. I looked up and saw the one kid I hated most in the entire school. The only people who would truly miss him are those who also deserve to die. What harm could it do? And if I were to try this out I would have to try out its rules, too. I opened the notebook to its first page and pulled out a pen (nobody was at the store, save for the lady working there who was at the other side of the store). Carefully, I wrote his name while keeping his face in mind. And after that, I wrote:
"- Runs onto road trying to impress his friends and gets hit by a speeding vehicle at 3:47"
It was a two minute wait, but surely enough, the second the clock would strike 3:47, nothing happened. I closed my eyes, disappointed with myself. I'm not an idiot. Why would I even try that? I began leaving the store, when…
"Hey, guys! How about a game of chicken? I'll go first!"
My attention was drawn back to him. Maybe my watch was off-time. The store clock was a bit behind. Surely enough this all started about ten seconds before 3:47. And as fate would have it, the second the second-hand ushered in the 47th minute…
A crazed lunatic in a speeding vehicle comes out of nowhere and sends him flying; covered in his own blood with broken bones and damaged tissue. It would seem he died almost instantly. His friends dropped to their knees in tears while the guy kept on driving. I was surprised, but at the same time, I wasn't. The feeling that got to me most though, was joy. This was the first of many people to leave the world in order to make it a better place to live. To give this town the reputation it deserves.
I finally got back home and into my room. I could not contain my maniacal laughter any longer.
The world is at my hands, now.


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Any information on what would causes the battery level to spike to the right and the check gauges light to come on for around 20 seconds? I had just replaced the water pump at this time, but it still had a light leak due to some mechanical ignorance.. Any ideas?
Also... it has become progressively harder to crank.. I am changing the cap, rotor, plugs, and wires today... should this help? Thank you.
I would pull the battery cables first. Clean them up really well and also clean the battery posts. May be the problem with both the voltage spike and hard cranking. You will soon have a no crank problem if this is the issue.
Thank you, I am waiting patiently on UPS right now, I'm going to change plugs, rotor, cap, wires... and clean the battery terminals. I'm not the most competent when it comes to electricity.. there's no way I will get shocked right lol, I once touched a distributor cap while the truck was on.. while my father watched...
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My species came back for me before I could finish 8th grade. The day that they had arrived had been a mass of confusion and despair.
"Elias! Elias, Lord of our kind! Come back to us," they cried out, roaming the streets in black hooded robes. Their faces were simply shadows, their eyes glowing. Mortals just walked by them, not seeming to notice them.
I was walking down the streets when I ran into one of them.
"Elias!" It gasped, touching my arm with claw-like fingers. Its hand was shaking badly. "Oh, Elias. We've been looking for you, Lord. It's time that you return to the place where you truly belong."
"Lord? I'm not---" I cut myself off.
The creatures surrounded me, staring at me with a look of great respect.
One of them was taller than the rest, its robe black with a pattern of gray flames on it and his eyes a deep, bloody looking red.
"You must come with us," the taller one begged. "You must come back to your true home. We need you, Lord."
"I can't just leave my mother," I said, my mind full of my memories with her. She had raised me as a single mother- our father left us when I was five. "She needs me. I can't leave her alone."
"Oh, Lord Elias. So caring, so brave," one of the black-hooded creatures called. The others nodded in agreement.
"Your father is not as far away as you think," the taller one stated. "Come with us, Lord, and you will be able to see him."
Suddenly, the taller one put one claw-fingered hand up and pulled down his hood. I choked back a gasp of surprise to see that the thing under it was a beautiful blonde haired woman that looked to be in her thirties or forties.
"We have your mother's permission to take you with us," she said. "She's known since you were born that she'd have to give you back to us someday."
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Whidbey Island Farm Stands for Fresh, Local FoodOctober 10th, 2016 at 11:20 am by maribeth crandell
It's officially fall and the Whidbey Island Farmer's Markets have closed for the season (except Bayview which will be open through the end of October). However, you can still buy fresh, local, organically grown food from some of your favorite farmers at Whidbey Island Farm Stands. There are several online directories of local farms and farmers. I checked them out and found the most inclusive list on the Slow Food Whidbey website. http://www.slowfoodwhidbeyisland.org/csa/
They list Farmer's Markets, Community Supported Agriculture and even Farm Stands! With twenty seven Farm Stands between Oak Harbor and Clinton there's got to be one near you! Each farmer determines when the farm stand will be open. Hours are posted on the website.
I visited the Foxtail Farm Stand in Freeland last weekend and they still have plenty of produce, heritage tomatoes, cucumbers, radishes, salad mix, lettuce, potatoes, plus some nice looking pumpkins. In addition to produce some Whidbey Island farm stands carry dry beans, meats, cheese, milk, eggs, herbs, flowers, plant starts, gluten-free goodies, ice cream, even holiday wreaths.
The Slow Food Whidbey online list has addresses and hours, plus phone numbers, email and websites so you can find out what's available. Bring small bills for easy payment.
Slow Food Whidbey will be at the Bayview Market on Saturday, Oct. 15 with healthy Halloween treats and recipes on how to make your own. They'll also be selling Slow Food grocery tote bags for just $1. For details email firstname.lastname@example.com
Got Drugs?October 4th, 2016 at 10:00 am by maribeth crandell
Once again, it's time to clean out the medicine cabinet. On Saturday, October 22, between 10:00 and 2:00 local law enforcement will give the public an opportunity to prevent drug abuse and theft by getting rid of potentially dangerous unwanted medications, including prescription drugs used by your pets. They cannot accept liquids, needles, or sharps, only pills or patches. No questions asked.
Bring any unwanted pills to these three Whidbey Island locations.
Island County Sheriff Office – 5521 E. Harbor Road, Freeland, WA
Coupeville Marshalls Office- City Hall, 4 N.E. 7th Street, Coupeville, WA
Oak Harbor Police Department-860 S. E. Barrington Drive, Oak Harbor, WA
(There's a prescription drug drop box at the OH Police Department
available 24-7 year round.)
Last April, Americans turned in 447 tons (over 893,000 pounds) of prescription drugs at almost 5,400 sites across the country. Overall, 11 Drug Take Back events have collected over 6.4 million pounds of pills.
The effort serves two purposes.
Medicines that sit around in your medicine chest are susceptible to theft or abuse. Rates of prescription drug abuse, accidental poisonings and overdoses are alarmingly. According to the UW Alcohol and Drug Abuse Institute, in Washington State between 2002 and 2013 there were over 6,600 deaths involving opiods, a common prescription pain reliever. Studies show that most prescription drugs are obtained from family, friends or someone's medicine cabinet, purse or kitchen counter.
Proper disposal of prescription drugs is also a concern. Medications flushed down the drain can find their way into our waterways and effect wildlife. Tossing them with the trash makes them available to recreational users.
Some medications come with a mail-back package which is a good option if the package is taken to a post office for mailing.
To dispose of unwanted drugs when you can't take them to a law enforcement location during Drug Take Back Day, remove the medications from their original container, destroy the label with your name and prescription on it, and dump the medicine into something nasty like pet waste or used coffee grounds. Seal it in a plastic bag and throw it into your trash can. If you're disposing of needles, drop them inside a plastic bottle and screw on the lid to protect the garbage crew.
Star Light, Star Bright, Can You See the Stars Tonight?August 17th, 2016 at 9:40 am by maribeth crandell
Goodness! Gracious! Great balls of fire! The Persied Meteor Shower last week inspired me, and a lot of other people, to step outside in the middle of the night and look up. One friend reported going outside at 4 am, laying down in the driveway and watching the fireworks. Another said she counted 52 shooting stars in an hour!
I saw a few myself, though my yard isn't a great one for stargazing. I have tall trees on one side of my house and a neighbor with 15 outdoor lights on the other.
Light pollution is a fairly recent phenomenon. A hundred years ago you could see the Milky Way on a clear night even if you lived in town. Birds, fish, other wildlife and even people have oriented and navigated by the stars for millennia. Too much outdoor light is depriving us of an opportunity to connect with the nocturnal world. Owls make the most amazing sounds. Coyotes sing and howl. Deer settle into the tall grass at the edge of the field. They all need darkness just as we do.
Our bodies need a balance of light and dark to maintain good health. Our natural circadian rhythm determines the production of melatonin. Too much light at night can suppress the production of melatonin and disturb our sleep, cause stress and headaches. Some studies indicate excessive outdoor lighting is linked to certain types of cancer. Glare from outdoor lighting results in a lack of contrast and can cause temporary blindness especially in older people. For wildlife it disrupts migration patterns, predator and prey behavior and causes physiological harm.
In this age of Climate Change too many outdoor lights use unnecessary energy and add to our carbon footprint. Wasted energy is wasted money, too. But it's easy to meet your need to find your way in the dark, and at the same time, cause minimal disturbance to your neighbors or the wildlife around us.
Perhaps leaving a light on inside a window or door will shine out onto your porch so you don't need outdoor lighting. If people turn off the lights inside and have a porch light on outside, it's a signal that no one is home and may be an invitation to burglars.
If you need a porch light to find your way to the door after dark, use an energy efficient CFL or LED bulb. In colder climates they're not recommended for outdoor use, but in our temperate climate they'll be just fine. Use an outdoor lamp that shines down, not out. Why light up the yard (and your neighbor's) when all you need to see are the stairs and the door? Take a look around outside tonight and see where your lights shine. If your lights are trespassing over your property line, you may be disturbing your neighbors and you're most certainly impacting wildlife. A simple shield will direct the light directly where it's needed and keep it from going where it's not wanted. Turn off outdoor lights once your household is in for the night. Now and then, on a clear night, try turning them all off and looking up at the stars.
Weeds or Wildflowers?July 25th, 2016 at 2:39 pm by maribeth crandell
Last week I got off the bus and started walking home. As I walked I noticed someone had pulled up some tall yellow flowering plants and left them on the shoulder of the road. The plant was Tansy Ragwort and it reminded me to do the same except that when it's in flower, it needs to be bagged up because it can still go to seed and spread. The Coupeville Solid Waste Complex will accept it for free.
Tansy is toxic to cattle and horses causing irreparable damage to their livers. With all the horse farms in my neighborhood, it would be good if all the neighbors worked together to manage this noxious weed.
Washington State has required landowners to control noxious weeds on their property since 1881, but it wasn't until the creation of a Noxious Weed Control Board in 1969, that these laws, RCW 17.10 or WAC 16-750, were enforced. Island County and WSU Extension provide educational opportunities, support to property owners in identifying the troublesome weeds, giving advice on removal techniques, loaning tools, and sometimes steering volunteer crews to especially overrun areas.
What are Noxious Weeds? You have probably seen them along the roadways and in the fields. The Top Ten include Tansy Ragwort, Poison Hemlock, Spurge Laurel, Spartina, Knotweed, Hairy Willowherb, Garlic Mustard, Scotch Broom, Canada and Bull Thistle and Yellow Archangel. To find pictures of them and read their RAP sheets visit this website: http://extension.wsu.edu/island/terrible-10-noxious-weeds
Noxious weeds are non-native, invasive plants that can crowd out native plants, be very destructive and are very difficult to control. They may overrun farm land, poison pets or livestock, plug waterways, destroy native habitat and reduce land value.
The Noxious Weed Control Board has classified these undesirables into groups.
Class A Weeds are still limited in Washington State. They emphasize preventing new infestations by making eradication a high priority which is required by law.
Class B Weeds are limited to portions of the State. The primary goal is containment, preventing them from spreading. In areas where they are already abundant, control is decided at a local level.
Class C Weeds are already widespread and are of special concern to agriculture. Control and enforcement is decided by the county.
Integrated methods of control may include mechanical, biological, cultural or chemical approaches. Janet Stein, the Island County Noxious Weed Coordinator can help land owners decide on the most appropriate method of removal for a particular site. Contact her at 360-678-7992 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
I've been trying to eradicate noxious weeds on my property since I bought it three years ago. It was overrun with Canada Thistle which spreads when the seeds fly in the wind so I pull it out before it goes to seed. There is less of it each year but it will probably always need some attention.
Last Saturday I got up early and drug a tarp down our long driveway. Along the way I pulled Canada Thistle and Tansy Ragwort and piled them up on my tarp. I even found some Spurge Laurel. This is the kind of thing you don't want in your compost pile. But if you keep them separate from other garbage or yard waste, you can take them to the Coupeville Solid Waste Complex and dump it for free. If you only have a bag or two, you can also take it to the Recycle Centers at Bayview or on North Oak Harbor Road. And thanks for taking the time and effort to control Noxious Weeds. It makes Whidbey Island a healthier place to live.
Share the Love… and the ZucchiniJuly 12th, 2016 at 5:00 pm by maribeth crandell
Oh, how I love summer. I like to spend all day outside working in the yard, reading in a hammock, visiting with the neighbors. We offer them extra garden produce but they have the same thing next door! Sometimes there's just too much at once!
Here's a thought! Take it to the nearest food bank. The Good Cheer Food Bank in Bayview shared these tips for harvesting and sharing produce with them.
1 – Before harvesting, wash your hands and clean your tools.
2 – Pick produce early in the morning while it's still cool.
3 – Inspect produce for ripeness, decay, insect damage or bruising. Ask yourself, "Would I eat this?" If not, don't take it to the Food Bank.
4 – Please pick your zucchini at a reasonable size and harvest greens before they bolt.
5 – Transport most produce dry and clean but unwashed in clean, plastic bags or boxes.
6 – Root vegetables may need to be sprayed off and air-dried.
7- Eggs are greatly appreciated. Please clean them and deliver them in standard egg cartons with the collection date printed legibly on the carton.
Please deliver your produce on the same day it was harvested which helps retain the nutritional value. Deliver to:
Good Cheer Food Bank between 9:30am and 4:00pm on M, W, Th & F to 2812 Grimm Road, Bayview. Call 360-221-4868.
North Whidbey Help House from 7:30am-4:00pm weekdays to 1091 SE Hathaway Street, Oak Harbor. (The Help House is closed noon-1pm but knock and you may get assistance.) Please call ahead – 360-675-0681.
They prefer organic produce, but if you use herbicides or pesticides, please read and follow the recommendations on the label. If you'd like to go organic visit this website for resources: http://gardening.wsu.edu/organic-gardening.
The Good Cheer Food Bank will also accept extra plant starts. Email the garden manager, Camille Green, to tell her what you plan to donate. email@example.com
Because of food safety regulations Food Banks cannot accept homemade jams or salsas but if you'd like to share recipes please email them to firstname.lastname@example.com
You can donate your homegrown produce or you can donate your time working in the Good Cheer Food Bank Garden. For more information visit: http://goodcheer.org/.
There's also a new community garden, the Permaculture Food Forest, on SE Bayshore Drive in Oak Harbor. They welcome volunteers each 2nd Tuesday from 8:30am-12:30pm. They offer food to those in need. To learn more visit: http://www.oakharborgardenclub.org/permaculture-food-forest.html
Pearls of Wisdom for Oysters EatersJune 3rd, 2016 at 10:30 am by maribeth crandell
Someone asked me recently about the old adage that oysters (and other shellfish) should be eaten only in months with an R. That would rule out the spring and summer months when most recreational harvesting occurs. But no, you don't have to wait for September to harvest oysters. You just need to take precautions on hot days.
Vibrio bacteria naturally live in salt water and grow quickly in temperatures over 65 degrees Fahrenheit. There are about a dozen types of Vibrio bacteria that can cause human illness. The most common is Vibrio parahaemolyticus. Symptoms include vomiting, diarrhea, cramps, abdominal pain, fever and chills that can last a few days. Most people become infected by eating raw or undercooked oysters or other shellfish between the months of May and October. The Center for Disease Control estimates that each year in the United States about 45,000 people get sick by eating shellfish contaminated by Vibrio parahaemolyticus.
The good news is that vibriosis is easily preventable. Here are a few pearls of wisdom to reduce your risk.
- Harvest your shellfish in the cool morning hours.
- Immediately pack them in ice.
- Wash your hands with soap and clean water before and after handling raw shellfish.
- Cook them well before eating.
Discard any shellfish with open shells. Boil those with closed shells until the shells open and then continue boiling for another 5 minutes. Or steam shellfish until shells open and continue for 9 more minutes. Discard any shellfish that didn't open during cooking.
For shucked oysters either:
- Boil for at least 3 minutes,
- Fry in oil for at least 3 minutes at 375 degrees Fahrenheit or
- Bake at 450 degrees Fahrenheit for 10 minutes.
You may be more likely to get sick if you have a compromised immune system, liver disease, HIV, thalassemia, take medicine to increase stomach acid levels or have had recent stomach surgery. To find out more about Vibrio, visit: http://www.cdc.gov/vibrio/faq.html
In addition to Vibrio, there are natural biotoxins, including paralytic shellfish poisoning, that can also contaminate shellfish. If eaten, these biotoxins can cause people to get sick or even die. Unlike vibrio, biotoxins cannot be cooked or frozen out of the shellfish. The Washington State Department of Health has a website with a clickable map that's updated daily showing where biotoxins are occurring and which beaches are closed due to pollution. Be sure you know before you go. https://fortress.wa.gov/doh/eh/maps/biotoxin/biotoxin.html
Bike MonthMay 25th, 2016 at 3:26 pm by maribeth crandell
May is a great month to start biking. I pulled my two wheeler out of the garage last weekend and hit the road. It had been months since I took it out for a spin. I had seen a lot of colorful characters passing my house like tropical birds all in a line, flying down the street. It looks like so much fun!
Determined to get started, I rode my bike early Saturday morning hoping to beat the traffic and the rain that was in the forecast. I managed to do both. The road by my house has a wide paved shoulder and I wear bright yellow and eye-sore green when I ride so even on a cloudy day, I show up at a considerable distance. It was a quiet ride. My leg muscles got used to the motion and my seat got used to the seat. After the first few minutes I relaxed into a gentle rhythm. There are a few hills between my house and my destination, the Greenbank Farm, but shifting down I took them in stride.
It started to drizzle as I rode but it didn't bother me at all. When I arrived at the Farm I found a bench under cover and took a break with my water bottle and a snack bar. (Biking to loose weight works better if you don't arrive at the pie shop during open hours.) Riding home there were a few more cars on the road but they were all courteous and gave me a wide berth. I was a little stiff when I dismounted at home, but felt good about my bicycle venture. I was so happy about my accomplishment I set out by bike again the next day and visited a friend. She's a real cyclist and always encourages me to bike more. She made sure my wheels were in alignment and brakes were good. She pumped my tires up a bit before I set off for home again.
There is a new Transportation Planner at Island County. Brian Wood is obsessed with biking so he's an excellent choice for the job. He co-founded the Whidbey Island Bike Club and won the Most Miles in May Award a few years ago when he commuted from Oak Harbor to Coupeville by bike every day in May. If you have questions about biking on Whidbey, for fun or as a commute, talk to Brian. If you want to bike with a group visit the bike club website to find out when and where to meet. https://whidbeybicycleclub.org/
Time for a Change, Climate ChangeMay 17th, 2016 at 12:35 pm by maribeth crandell
Last weekend thousands of people across the country and on 6 continents around the globe joined in a campaign to break free from fossil fuels. Locally, protesters populated the train tracks connected to oil refineries near Anacortes. Roughly 1,000 people walked the six miles of road alongside the refineries carrying signs and singing songs. Some kayaked and some biked the distance. Some pitched tents and slept in sleeping bags on the tracks until they were awakened at 5am and asked to leave. The protests were peaceful and they accomplished their goal. They got media attention. They made their point. It is time to move away from fossil fuels.
Burning fossil fuels changes our climate. Here in the Northwest we've had the wettest winter on record and an unseasonably warm spring. Now deadly wildfires are raging across Western Canada. Whole towns are being evacuated. And it's only mid-May. There have been summits and proclamations by world leaders. Inventors are making electric cars. Builders are building super-efficient homes. We have the technology to make a change, but do we have the individual will?
Some people are willing to walk for miles holding a sign or sleep on a train track to make a statement. What am I willing to do? Use a clothes line instead of the dryer? Ride a bike instead of drive? Grow some food in my yard? Small simple steps make a difference.
Puget Sound Energy offers free energy advisors at 1-800-562-1482. They offer rebates and discounts on all sorts of energy saving devises for your home or business that will save you money as well as cut your carbon footprint. From light bulbs and showerheads to appliances and insulation, they can make your life more comfortable and more affordable. Check them out at: https://pse.com/savingsandenergycenter/Rebates/Documents/3905_PSE_RebatesFlyer.pdf
If you haven't ever tried an Island Transit bus you're in for a treat. I've commuted by bus for years and enjoy the camaraderie of the regular riders. The drivers are friendly and helpful. And if you live too far from the bus stop, you can ride a bike to the bus and load it on the bike rack up front. There's no fare for Island Transit buses (except the 411 Route that crosses Skagit Valley between Whidbey and Camano). I save hundreds of dollars each year commuting by bus. And statistics show that bus commuters burn more calories than those driving a car, because you usually have to walk a little ways to get to a bus stop. Get the schedule or try the online trip planner at: http://www.islandtransit.org/
Fortunately, we have a lot of local organic farmers who bring us fresh produce and high quality meat and dairy to the many farmers markets on Whidbey. We have the Thursday markets in Oak Harbor and Clinton, the Friday afternoon market in Langley, the Saturday markets in Coupeville and Bayview, the Sunday markets at the Greenbank Farm and the Tilth market on Thompson Road. We also have farm stands and Community Supported Agriculture (CSAs) where you buy all your produce at the start of the year and then just enjoy the harvest as it comes in throughout the season. For a complete list visit: http://www.slowfoodwhidbeyisland.org/csa/ Buying local food saves tons of carbon from transportation, provides local jobs and we get fresh food for our tables.
With attention to these 3 areas of our lives, energy, transportation and food, we can make huge changes in the years to come. Why wait? We can make the changes now.
Bike Touring for Whimps Like MeApril 28th, 2016 at 3:06 pm by maribeth crandell
May is Bike Month. I like walking and riding the bus on my commute to work. However, I'm not so sure I want to share the road with motor vehicles, or more accurately, if they want to share the road with me. Just the thought of donning spandex terrifies me. I prefer a designated bike path with a smooth, level surface, traveling at a relaxing pace, getting some exercise and communing with nature.
I wouldn't call myself a cyclist but a couple of years ago I took a week-long biking vacation. I made a trip to visit family and to ride the Great Allegheny Passage (150 miles) which connects to the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, (184 miles) of designated bike trail between Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and Washington, D.C. I picked up my bike at a rental company that caters to cyclists coming for a multi-day tour. They supplied the bike, helmet, panniers, repair kit, extra tube, and lights.
It was gorgeous, meandering through parks, alongside rivers, over trestles, through tunnels, by historic sites, into small towns where I stopped for food and lodging. There are campsites along the way, too. I went in autumn when the leaves were turning and saw flocks of wild turkeys, deer, even a groundhog! I loved it!
The following February, I took advantage of some nice weather on a long weekend to ride the Lochside Trail and the Galloping Goose on Vancouver Island. My friend and I put our bikes on the ferry at Tsawwassen and sailed to Swartz Bay early in the morning. We rode the Lochside Trail for 20 miles from the ferry terminal, by a marina, between pastures, alongside a soccer match until we arrived on the outskirts of Victoria and connected with the Galloping Goose Trail. We steered west and headed for Sooke, about 30 miles away. We had a picnic lunch by a lake and continued to Sooke through parks and around the bay in time to check into a nice hotel on the water and soak in the hot tub before dinner.
The next day we rode the rest of the Galloping Goose up into the woods alongside the Sooke River. What a great way to see the countryside.
We got an early start for our return trip back to Swartz Bay and had a picnic in Sidney's waterfront park. As we boarded the ferry we saw Orca whales crossing the bay! Perfecto!
Last fall while visiting family, I borrowed a bike and rode the 34 mile Virginia Creeper Trail out of Damascus, Virginia. We started in the middle and rode each direction both ways for a 2 day, 68 mile trip. It's a steady climb eastward to Whitetop Mountain by the Laurel River. We had lunch on a big rock by the water and stopped at the old Railroad Station, now a gift shop, at the end. We visited with the store keeper-historian before turning around and heading all downhill, lickity split back to Damascus. That night while having dinner at a Mexican Restaurant we had a nice visit with thru-hikers on the Appalachian Trail which goes right through town. The next day we rode west through the woods and by rolling hills and pastures to historic Abingdon. We got ice cream and walked by the Martha Washington hotel and the Barter Theatre where, during the depression, you could pay your admission fee with produce.
Traveling by bike is just my speed. I cover 30-50 miles a day on an almost flat grade. This summer I'm planning to bike across Idaho on Rails to Trails bike paths alongside lakes, through tunnels and over trestles. I'll be looking for moose!
The Tax Time Shred MasterMarch 11th, 2016 at 1:45 pm by maribeth crandell
This time of year I'm compiling lots of financial information in order to file my taxes. As I go through my files, accounts, receipts and statements, I wonder how long I have to hold on to this stuff?
The IRS recommends keeping your tax returns and supporting documents for at least 3 years. (I read that if you filed a claim for a loss from worthless securities or bad debt deduction you should keep your records for 7 years.) I found my file drawer had records from about 10 years ago to the present. I feel the need to do some spring cleaning.
So what's the best way to get rid of this sensitive financial information? I'm not comfortable boxing up documents with account numbers, social security numbers, and all my personal information and dumping it into the paper bin at the recycle center. And it's illegal to burn your garbage in Island County. So I visited Gene Clark the Island County Recycling and Hazardous Waste Coordinator.
He took me on a short walk from his office at the Coupeville Solid Waste Complex to a small building that houses a massive shredder that's available for public use. He showed me how it works, how to set up the bag at the end, told me what I shouldn't put in the shredder and what to do when I'm finished. It's simple and you can shred a good sized bag of paper (20 to 30 pounds) for $1.50. They're open daily between 9:30-5:00 just 2 miles south of Coupeville on Highway 20.
Now I'm making a list of all kinds of papers I don't want anyone else to see. I could shred those old journals from when I was a teenager, or that terrible novel I wrote in college, or all those files I've converted from paper files to digital. If you need to use a shredder call 360-679‐ 7386 or 360-240‐5592 to schedule an orientation appointment. Tell Gene I sent you.


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I'm sharing 20 Minute Masoor Dal with Cumin Seed Oil, a video on Pink Slime in ground beef, and delicious No Bake Maple Pecan Bars.
Have a great day Jenn!
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What sweet Easter features. It has been way too long since I linked up! Hope you're having a great week and thanks for hosting!ReplyDelete
I love the story of your special Easter packages arriving every year. Thank you so much for featuring my candles along with your story. Have a great day Jenn!ReplyDelete
I love the bunny & the Peep boxes! Peeps always remind me of my grandmother.
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Hi Jenn! I linked up my Easter cupcakes. Thanks again for the link party. I finally grabbed your button; thanks again for featuring me:)ReplyDelete
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Thank you for hosting this lovely link party. Have a great week.
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Carburetors have been used in nearly every Yamaha motorcycle produced until the recent replacement by the electronic fuel-injection system on most newer models. The primary role of a carburetor is to provide an efficient ratio of air and fuel to the motor for combustion. Over time, fuel held within the carburetor begins to break down, turning into a sticky slime that clogs the internal passages and jets. Clogged jets can reduce performance, and at greater levels, cause the carburetor to fail. To remove the buildup, one must disassemble and clean the carburetor.
Things You'll Need
- Notepad and pen
- Bucket or container
- Screwdrivers
- Carburetor cleaner spray
- Wire brushes
- Metal cans, assorted sizes
- Hot plate
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- Air compressor
Remove the carburetor(s) from the motorcycle. Place the carburetor(s) in a clear work space.
Place the carburetor over a bucket or container and remove the float bowl drain screw from the bottom of the carburetor and allow any fuel trapped in the float bowl to drain.
Disassemble the carburetor, removing the floats, choke, and jets. Take notes of the location and orientation of the various components as you remove them.
Remove the diaphragm, spring and needle from the top of the carburetor.
Spray the carburetor housing with carburetor cleaning spray and scrub clean with a wire brush. Clear the fuel passages by blowing compressed air through them.
Clear the jets by spraying with carburetor cleaner and passing a thin wire or a bristle from our wire brush through the jet. Follow up with compressed air to remove any debris.
Place the carburetor housing and any metal components into separate metal cans and cover with a 66:33 mixture of Yamaha Carburetor Dip and water. Place the can over a hot plate and allow the mixture to heat until it is about to boil. Let the parts sit in the heated mixture for 5 to 10 minutes, depending on the condition of the part.
Remove the carburetor and any parts that were dipped and allow to dry.
Reassemble the carburetor(s) and install on the motorcycle.
Tips & Warnings
- To prevent fuel breakdown during extended periods of storage, add a fuel stabilizer to a full tank of fresh gasoline.
- Replace the carburetor's gaskets if they show any signs of damage or deterioration.
- Refer to a Yamaha factory service manual for instructions detailing carburetor removal, disassembly and installation.
- If you do not feel you can complete this task, have the work performed by a qualified technician.
Related Searches
- "The Professional Motorcycle Repair Program;" Professional Career Development Institute; 1995
- Carb Cleaning 101; Motorcylist Retro Magazine; Spring 2008
- Carburetors; Dan's Motorcycle
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Arc: Hmm, heavenly. The pancakes are good too.
As Violet and I finally finish the pancakes, all 101 of them, we took a few plates for ourselves and ate on the stairs. Then, we began talking about the new people.
"So, Orphian and Adam."
"Yeah, they're new. Adam scared me when he died."
I laughed.
"Luckily, he came back!"
"Yeah, I know!"
Then, Violet cuts a piece of her pancake, picks it up with her fork, douses it in syrup and shoves it in my mouth. I chew, and swallow. It was a good pancake.
"Mmm, amazing."
She giggled.
"The pancake was good too."
At this she just laughed outright. And I did as well. Then, I shoved a piece of pancake into her mouth.
"Mmm, amazing."
Knowing what she was going to say, I countered.
"I know I am."
Then she laughed.
"I was talking about the pancakes, silly!"
Then we both laughed.
I haven't laughed in so long, it feels so good.
"Yes, well I don't trust that Adam character."
Violet looks at me, bewildered by my statement.
"What! What did he do!"
I ate a piece of pancake.
"Well; one, we don't know his power; two, I feel like he's hiding something from us; and three, he has a dogtag."
She ate a piece of pancake.
"What does him having a dogtag have to do with anything?"
"Only the army wears dogtags, and the army all put us here." I said as I ate another piece of pancake.
"I can guarantee you, that he is not with the army."
"Oh really? How?" I callenged, eating another piece of pancake.
"He has amnesia, and he feels truly greatful to have been saved."
I pondered her words for a few moments while I ate the pancake.
"Hmm, well you're probably right. You can, after all, feel emotions."
And pain.
At this she shoved another piece of pancake in my mouth, but it missed hitting my cheek instead.
I smiled then threw a piece of pancake at her, she ducked and it hit Aysh behind her.
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Free Chris Brown: Release Date From Jail Revealed
Chris Brown has been in jail in California
After a hearing this afternoon (May 9), Brown has finally learned when he will get out of jail.
He admitted that he was the one who fought the guy on Washington D.C. after approaching him Howard Homecoming weekend, and has been sentenced to another 131 days in jail.
The judge ruled that he did violate his probation from the Rihanna case in which he sentenced him to one year, but given credit for spending 116 days in rehab and another 59 days in jail.
On top of that, Brown must also meet with a psychiatrist twice a week, and random drug tests three times a week.
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This is just a short story I wrote to pass the time at school.
Birds are extremely careless in the sky rather than humans. They always intend on laughing down on humans about whether if we're having a good day or not, screeching their loudest cry and everything birds do they always do it right. But alas, I will never be a part of them.
The reason is because I'm neither one of the creatures. I'm merely the little guy. Literally. I live in the grass below human's feet and stand just five centimetres tall. I'm very lucky in a way because it gives me the chance to hide when a predator come around.
I want to be different though. I want to live a different life. I want to go out riding bees. I want to be free! However every time I ask that, the village folk down here always laugh, "No. Never going to happen. Stacy, you're a complete moron for wanting that." So for many years I've sat in the darkness and spilt my hatred on everyone that walked or stared at me.
However, this time as I stand out here in the windy night, it will be different. I will be free. Then I can shove it in their faces. For this inventor, nothing is impossible.
My hair turns into a bundle of knots as I stand in the wind. I groan, why does it always have to be windy when I want to prove something? But that doesn't matter though. I soldier on. This is a mission. And I am determined to get it over and done with.
I stroll up to my bag, unzipping it open and snatching my journal, eyes scanning the scribble until my page is found. My eyes beam. This is perfect. The plan is to test out my new invention, which is nothing more than glued feathers I've found along my workshop from birds on two planks of timber and a device that allows me to control the wings flapping. Nerveless this will work, I've tested it countless of times, (being around about four times), and I shall conquer this!
I scan the area to see if the people are staring at me again. They always do that when I'm testing something, cackling behind my back about how stupid my ideas are. However, as I have predicted, there are no people in sight due to the lack of sunlight.
The fools. Night time is the perfect time to get anything done. Why, with the moon shadowing over the grassy planes and the stars partying all night long up in the sky along with the frosty wind, this is the best time to do what you wish. Plus, hardly any predators come out at night so there's nothing to worry about.
I spread out my arms, heaving the cool air into my lungs. This is it, the final rundown. I laugh, "STACY WILL NOW CONQURE FLIGHT!" Sprinting up the grassy planes, the wind hears my call and begins to lift me into the air. My feet are scraping across the ground, causing a throbbing sensation to zap throughout my nerves. My hair is pushed out of my face and I'm gliding towards the clouds. The feeling of success overtakes the throbbing sensation and I grin. I did it!
Now I test the hard bit, being the wings. My arms flap madly because of the roaring wind but eventually, it dies down and I manage to glide. I huff in exhaustion as the wind gets stronger and random leaves start to smack my face. My hands are beginning to sweat and my heart feels as if it's about to plummet straight down to the Earth. My muscles shake wildly because of all of the energy I'm using and my vision goes blurry. Before I know it, I'm floating down towards the ground like a leaf.
However, the wind isn't cooperating. Instead of gliding me on the ground like I have planned, it rockets me up towards the clouds and shoots me into a branch. I'm hanging like my mother's laundry: wet and lifeless. My stomach hurts because I'm the sheet draping over the branch. My head is pounding against my skull because of the immense pain that has magically appeared from bumping into this tree. I'm still alive though, so it's good...I guess.
Despite this situation, I manage a chuckle, "At least it worked…" I look at the wings. They're completely snapped in half and the wind has stolen some of my feathers. Again. I sigh, "Maybe I should apply more…Strong materials to this, eh?"
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Shavlik Randolph has seen a lot in his basketball career. Before he came to Boston, he saw action in Philadelphia, Miami, and Portland. He is currently on his second 10-day contract, and is playing for the chance to stay on this roster for the rest of the season. He's seen limited time in 3 games now, with his last stint against the Charlotte Bobcats being his best effort of the season. He received some quality minutes due to Garnett's absence, and managed to come through with a team-high 8 rebounds. Randolph gives the team a legitimate 6-10 body, that is unskilled but also willing to work. Some players are sometimes given the label of "hustling" if they aren't really good at anything, but it is not always an indication of a lack of talent. At the very least it seems he is ahead of D.J White in terms of getting a new contract, according to Doc Rivers. Randolph played far more minutes than White did against the Bobcats, and Doc made it known that it was completely intentio...
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