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July at Le Grand Lodge
As the hotel is buzzing with activity, I am pleased to take this moment to extend my greetings to all of you. Although I have been active with the hotel for many years, I was sad to see my predecessor and cherished friend and colleague
leave us.
And so, it is with great enthusiasm that I look forward to interacting among you once again and trust you will make sure to stop by and see me during your
next stay.
We are extremely pleased with the success of our June 18 Golf Classic; more than 80 keen golfers joined us on the lush greens of La Belle Golf Course and 110 for cocktails and dinner which allowed us to donate $2583.50 to the Club de patinage artistique de Mont-Tremblant. From your comments, everyone had a wonderful time. Congratulations to Marcel for organizing it all and to the foursome who won the tournament with a score of 11 under par: Richard Lacasse, David Tremblay, Michel Naud and Dany Delane. See you again next year!
As you may have heard, we are partnering with the Festival de musique des Hautes Laurentides. Their concert series has just started with an impressive roster of international artists, plus many of the concerts are free. Our chef, David, has prepared a special menu where you can create your own 3 course Table d'hôte at only $35, including a pre-dinner cocktail, and we are providing great rates for your stay.
If you plan on attending the Tremblant International Blues Festival, we will have a shuttle service directly to the site. See all the details below for both these offers.
I look forward to being your host in our small corner of paradise.
Warmest regards,
Michael Kucyniak
General Manager
Whether it is your passion or pleasure, Le Grand Lodge provides a whole range of activities to choose
from - right on site!
Enjoy the expanse and beauty of Lake Ouimet by canoe, kayak or pedal-boat. Courtesy of Le Grand Lodge – free of charge!
Maybe you want to try your hand at fishing … Amateur or experienced, our partner Mont-Tremblant Fishing Expedition * and their team of skilled guides will take you out on the lake right from the hotel. Bass and musky fishing starts June 18th. * fees apply
Four nicely groomed tennis courts at your disposal in a picturesque setting. Forgot your equipment? No worries – Le Grand Lodge can supply the racquets and tennis balls – free of charge. Take advantage of seasonal memberships or sharpen your game with a private or semi-private lesson.
This summer Le Grand Lodge is partnering with the Festival classique des Hautes-Laurentides to offer an array of unique packages. With 300 internationally renowned artists and 32 concerts being held throughout the area from June 18 to August 21, this 12th edition has something for every musical taste. You won't want to miss a beat! You've made your choice of concerts now to top the whole experience, Chez Borivage is offering a 3 course dinner starting at only $35 plus services & taxes (including a pre-dinner drink). Call ahead to reserve your table at 1-800-567-6763 extension 1872. The restaurant opens at 6pm.
Unique concept igniting all your senses: Exceptional musical activities, skillfully combining classical music, regional gastronomy, meet & greet with the musicians and a broad range of activities: a one-of-a-kind experience! Plus, stay the night in the beautiful lakeside setting of Le Grand Lodge.
Our 4 star family-friendly hotel provides fully equipped units; a supervised beach with kayak, canoe, pedal boat and volleyball; a games room with a ping pong table, Baby foot and dart boards, and tennis courts with free lessons for both children and adults including the racquets and balls.
When you reserve your group at Le Grand Lodge (minimum of 32 people), play a round of golf at Le Maître Links Club and receive the following 4 gift certificates: One round of golf for a foursome at each of these clubs: Islemere, Val des lacs, Fontainebleau & Le Maître. Offer them as gifts or take your top clients for a day of golf in some of the most scenic courses of the region. Reserve Now! Limited time offer.
Life is totally different when we look at it from the sky. It is a passion that Heli-Tremblant is trying to transmit to people by offering affordable flights to make this dream come true. Here at Héli-Tremblant, each flight is unique, informative and special for all our guests. Our goal is to meet and exceed your every wish. We offer a lot more than local flights over Tremblant. Our various personalized services are adaptable to today's market. We also offer gift certificates and souvenirs.
Welcome aboard!
In a large saucepan, sauté the onions and potatoes in the butter for 4 minutes then add the celery and carrots. Stir well for another 4 minutes then add the flour to the vegetables and brown slightly before adding the wine. Stir gently then add the fish stock or the juice from the cooked mussels. Let it thicken until the desired consistency.
Add the seafood starting with the one that takes longer to cook and finishing with the pre-cooked mussels and lobster. Add the cream and season to taste with salt and pepper.
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Your favorite bartender, Yves knows you will enjoy this delicious Sangria on those lazy summer days by the BBQ with your friends and family:
Mix in a punch bowl and serve in a collins glass. Garnish with lemons, limes and cherries.
Here is a sampling of comments from our clients.
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Summer is here, time to put away our shoes and socks and bring out our favorite sandals. Our tired feet are usually dry and the heels cracked – what better time to revitalize them with our specially designed Foot Treatment. Start with a gentle exfoliation to remove all the dead skin cells then feel the skin come alive with the deep hydration wrap and finish with a massage to provide a full relaxing effect. Not only will your feet benefit but your whole body will feel invigorated!
I look forward to pampering your feet!
"We are a dedicated group of visual artists whose goal is to share our expertise and pleasure of the arts with others. We consider art vital to our lives and to the cultural richness of any community. By making our art visible in public events and locations, we hope to enhance awareness of art by direct contact between the public and the artist."
Les Artistes de Mont-Tremblant is thrilled to be back for a fourth summer at their "barn gallery/studio", receiving art aficionados and neophytes of all ages. This converted exhibition/working space is located beside the Grand Lodge Hotel and continues to marvel for its beauty set against a magnificent tall pine forest adorned with sculptures and works of art that touch the soul.
Come and watch artists at work, listen to some live music, enjoy poetry readings, attend a drumming circle with renowned percussionist Marcko The Owl Séguin, in one of the region's most idyllic settings.
We look forward to seeing you at the barn!
Visit our website on a regular basis for all the details on these and other events at:
or call us at 819 429-3797
July 1st
Celebrate Canada's National Day with us!
July 5 to 28
FLY Experience is a unique opportunity to improve your communicational skills in French or in English. Established in 2005, this total immersion program perfectly unifies learning, well-being and enjoyment.
July 10 to 12
The first Canadian edition of the vintage cars race with Historic Motorsports Productions at Circuit Mont-Tremblant!
July 2 to August 29
Part of the Tremblant Summer Festival, les Rythmes Tremblant offers visitors a festive and wonderfully relaxed atmosphere over seven weekends. Non-stop activities and free concerts by some of Quebec's hottest artists. The musical event not to be missed!
July 9 to 18
Vibe to the Blues ambiance in Tremblant! The Tremblant International Blues Festival features 150 free concerts with great bluesmen, blueswomen, bands and a few highly promising young artists!
July 16 to August 1st
Your family get-together will once again reunite music and extreme sports enthusiasts!
During the Tremblant International Blues Festival taking place from July 9-18, Le Grand Lodge is offering the best of both worlds: beach and a whole range of fun activities at the hotel by day, and top caliber musical performances by night, plus parking is free! Le Grand Lodge will be providing free transportation to the mountain:
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The Boston Bruins-Tampa Bay Lightning game scheduled for Saturday night has been canceled as a blizzard has dropped several feet of snow across New England.
The game was canceled when Massachusetts declared a state of emergency, making it illegal for non-essential employees to be found on the roads, ESPN reported.
On Saturday afternoon, the Bruins released this statement:
"The NHL announced today, February 9, that Saturday's game between the Tampa Bay Lightning and Boston Bruins at the TD Garden, NHL Game No. 154, has been postponed due to the continuing, weather-related State of Emergency that remains in effect in Boston.
"A make-up date will be announced as soon as it can be confirmed.
"Although both Clubs and the assigned on-ice officials are in Boston, travel conditions remain too hazardous for fans, security personnel and TD Garden staff to get to the arena."
The Boston area received more than two feet of snow between Friday night and Saturday morning. Winter Storm Nemo, which is believed to be stronger than a historic 1978 blizzard to strike New England, has already left 650,000 without power and caused the death of at least one person.
The blizzard also forced the closure of many roads along the corridor between Boston and New York City, home to more than 25 million people.
The Bruins-Lightning game had originally been scheduled for 1 pm, but the start time was pushed back to 7 pm in an effort to avoid the worst of the blizzard Nemo had brought in. The Bruins are back in action on Sunday in Buffalo, while Tampa travels to New York on Sunday to take on the Rangers.


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Cambridge, MA – As state governments across the country begin their new fiscal year, they continue to experience serious financial problems despite the turnaround in the national economy, and the fiscal crunch may last through the decade. That's the conclusion of a new White Paper authored by two faculty members at Harvard's Kennedy School of Government.
The report, titled "Facing the Fiscal Crises in State Governments: National Problem; National Responsibilities," resulted from a conference last year sponsored by the Kennedy School's Taubman Center for State and Local Government. It is authored by Robert D. Behn, lecturer in public policy, and Elizabeth K. Keating, assistant professor of public policy.
"There is no one, uniform, nationwide, state fiscal crisis," the authors conclude. "There are fifty different state fiscal crises — some small, some large, and each with its own unique characteristics."
Although the specific characteristics vary between states, the paper identifies several common contributing factors that have seriously impacted state budgets in recent years. Those factors include:
Median per-capita state spending tripled from 1982 to 2002 while revenues have grown much slower. State revenues dropped 7.4 percent in the 2001 recession.
Escalating health care costs are taking their toll. Medicaid is now the second largest and fastest growing component of state budgets, accounting for 21 percent of state spending, having risen from 13 percent in 1990.
Education costs have continued to rise, and now account for 22 percent of total state spending.
Behn and Keating argue that the urgency of the state budget crises make it imperative that federal lawmakers begin addressing the issues soon.
"If Congress fails to revise in some fundamental way who should set policies for Medicaid and for long-term custodial care and who should pay for them, the fiscal crises of the states will inevitably continue to be a large problem," the authors conclude.
The paper suggests several possible actions that the federal government could take to help the states deal with their ongoing financial problems. These actions include:
Permitting the states to tax Internet access.
Permitting the states to tax mail-order and Internet sales across state borders.
Providing more funding for such intergovernmental programs as the No Child Left Behind Act.
Revising Medicaid by splitting it into two programs — one that provides health care for the indigent (the original purpose of Medicaid), and a second that provides direct support for custodial, long-term care for the elderly and disabled.
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Don't believe everything that's reported by the lame stream media.
This is a discussion on Neil Heslin, Father Of Newtown Victim, Heckled By Pro-Gun Activists within the The Second Amendment & Gun Legislation Discussion forums, part of the Related Topics category; http://www.fcc.gov/complaints FCC complaints page. This is happening all too often....
Don't believe everything that's reported by the lame stream media.
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The foundation has already been laid in the concept of not creating a public danger; the "shouting fire in a movie theater" argument. I have mixed feelings about this. While I admit the idea of holding them to account for their subversive actions appeals to me greatly, at the same time I feel uneasy at the notion of further encroachment of another Right. On the other hand, they have control of the broadcast media so perhaps a higher standard is in order!
Yeah, the full footage didn't show anything inappropriate. I originally thought he was interrupted. My bad.
That's a bunch of lame stream media BS! The tape was edited by PMSNBC to make it look that way. I saw the unedited version on Fox, and that claim is bogus.
Let your plans be dark and impenetrable as night, and when you move, fall like a thunder bolt...... Sun Tzu.
The supreme art of war is to defeat the enemy without fighting........ Sun Tzu.
Hannity showed the two clips - NBC version did not show initial question where he asked the audience the question. Both clips then shoe him making a statement/question as to why anyone in the room needs one of these 'assault style weapons'. He pauses for about 3 seconds, and then re-iterates that no one can answer his question. It was after this that several people respectfully answered the question (since apparently he actually did want an answer). The audience was respectful, and did not answer his question initially, not sure if it was retorical or not. Only after his long pause, and re-iterating that he was actually looking for an answer did anyone in the audience actually answer.
The other part cut out by NBC was after the moderator asked that the attendees not talk during the speaker's time, the speaker, seemingly not upset at all that people had actually responded to his question, quietly states "Anyway, we're all entitled to our own opinion, and I respect their opinions and their thoughts", and then he ask that they respect his opionion also and consider that is could have been their kid that was killed.
The speaker seems like a stand-up guy - a guy that is still mourning the loss of his son. I respect him, but I still disagree with him.
Steve Capus, the (former) president of NBC News is out. No word on whether he was fired or resigned, but he just signed a long term contract last summer.
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First Amendment to the Constitution:
Authorizes free speech for official State news agencies.
Protects the individual's right to own quill pens and 18th century manual printing presses.
Recognizes inalienable individual right to free speech.
Second Amendment to the Constitution:
Authorizes posession of arms by the Army and National Guard.
Protects the individual's right to own flint lock muskets and other 18th century arms.
Recognizes inalienable individual right to keeping and bearing arms.
It ain't rocket science
I would rather die with good men than hide with cowards
If you want to make God laugh, tell him your plans
Don't ever think that the reason I'm peaceful is because I don't know how to be violent
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...exactly...and lost them while they were defending the Constitution and the Bill of Rights...and all of us...if we don't speak for our dead service folks and LEOs who've died in the line of duty...they died for nothing...and that ain't gonna be said long as us old grey heads are around...
...I give the guy compassion...I respect his grief...but I wouldn't have let his pointed (and probably rehearsed and coached) questions remain unanswered, either...that's what got us Brady....nobody attacked or was rude to him...but to have left those questions hanging there would have been the same as agreeing with him...and thank God there were some there that don't...and dared speak up...
...not if he wants to be spokesman for the antis...if he's grieving at home, fine...but he enlisted in the battle...and for the wrong side...we should be fair and even, but Mr. Nice Guy never won a battle...and we're in the battle of our generation...we lose this one and it's all over...


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Welcome Spring with Decoration Ideas for Party & Home!
"It's spring fever. That is what the name of it is. And when you've got it, you want - oh, you don't quite know what it is you do want, but it just fairly makes your heart ache, you want it so!" ~Mark Twain
With the passing of the Vernal Equinox, we find ourselves overcome with the desire to transition into brighter days & bursts of color. Here at Luna Bazaar we are flush with the fever, from our newly unveiled Spring selections to the whimsical buzz of all things wedding, we've decided to put some focus on the home & pass along some ideas to freshen your space & welcome Spring!
|Place card holders aren't just for lavished dining table anymore! Why not keep important notes or business cards displayed on your desk, alongside that beautiful photo from your last vacation?
|Shop our bohemian & vintage style vases & candleholders in matching accents, then with a quick stop at your local florist or grocer, you can bring in the spring with pops of brilliant color throughout office & home! {Photo: Chartreuse Glass Vessels ~ Shop the Look}
While you are visiting, check out some of our other spring inspired items! ~
|Without breaking your budget, spruce up your favorite chair or sitting area with some of our lovely Throw Pillows! Not only is this a great way to bring lively color into your home or office, but these cultural gems are fabulous, affordable conversation pieces as well! Our Ikat Throw Pillows are composed of limited edition designs unique to their remote village of origin, where rural weavers still practice this ancient 'warp & weft' tradition. Our Hand Block Printed Throw Pillows & Hand Embroidered Shisha Throw Pillows exhibit some of the better known textile arts of India. Mix & match to create your own unique comfort for each season!
Check out Better Homes & Gardens Inspired Spring Decor: 25 Ways to Refresh Your Home for additional decoration ideas & an effortless transition into Spring.
Beyond revitalizing the home, Spring is also an ideal time to celebrate! Considered a 'Top Wedding Site' by Bride's Magazine {for good reason, too}, we are so excited to roll into this Wedding Season having gone above & beyond to make sure we are your DIY & Decorations One Stop Shop for Events, Parties & Weddings!
|Our Hand Fans come in a variety of signature colors that match hundreds of our other products. These fashionable, functional favors are the perfect take home accessory for guests to enjoy throughout the Spring & Summer months.
Check out these super cute Spring Weddings & utterly adorable Baby Showers featuring our accessories & decorative accents to inspire your upcoming events! ~
Candice & Victoria's Pink Peony Wedding via The Connecticut Bride
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Ric's Food Center Store Director Dave Brickner wonders if rumors over the ongoing lack of action in the Cannon Town Center development might be costing the store customers.
He said the store has a 20-plus-year lease and ownership of the planned unit development at Myers Lake Avenue and Belding Road is unrelated to the financial situation of the store.
"It's not part and parcel to the food center," he said. "We have our own decades-long lease, and who owns the property does not affect that."
Brickner said he believes the property surrounding the store on three sides is a gold mine waiting for the right developer, with great exposure to two busy roads and a location where business and residential is prime for growth.
"This will be the next area in Rockford to grow. It's an awesome location and we have the best schools in the state. As a person, that's what I looked at when I was thinking of coming here. All our elementaries are in the process of serious expansions. Where else in the state do you see that happening?" said Brickner, who has a kindergartener starting school in Rockford this week.
People in Rockford appreciate quality schools and understand how important funding is to keep schools effective. "I come from an area where people were notorious about voting down millages. Here people support the school, and that makes a huge difference," Brickner said.
Qualities such as the school and the community will be a draw when the time is right for a smart developer to take advantage of the opportunity offered by the now nearly vacant Center. Cannon Township Supervisor Pete MacGregor pointed out that much of the expense of a large development is already completed for the Center. He called the development a "plug and play" opportunity, meaning a buyer could obtain the property and begin building and selling with very little extra expense or effort.
Brickner said rumors in the township have been circulating since the Ric's Food Center opened on February 1, 2008. The rumors have worsened since the development went into foreclosure this summer and became property of the bank. Brickner speculates that some customers may be waiting to see what happens before they make Ric's their grocer of choice. "If people think we might not be here to stay, they may be reluctant to make it their regular grocery store," he said.
Brickner said the future residents of the development will be welcome customers, but even without, the store is gaining new shoppers regularly as people price check in a tough economy and discover how competitive Ric's prices are.
The October world economic crash hit Ric's, just as it did businesses of all sizes, but the store has weathered the storm well. "I've always felt groceries are a pretty safe business because everyone has to eat," Brickner said. "When all that happened, at first I felt bad for us, but then I realized it's not just us, it's the whole world."
West Michigan has, in Brickner's opinion, been hit a little less hard than other places. He said he has heard very high unemployment numbers in other parts of the state and thinks we may have escaped some of the very worst of the economic woes. For the store, constantly seeking feedback from customers—and taking action on that feedback—has helped Ric's serve the needs of the community better in this economy and is the reason Brickner feels the store is regularly seeing new, loyal customers.
"We had to change the way we do some things here, but I hope that never affects the customers. That' s our goal," he said.
The small, family-owned chain's core philosophy is on customer service and never losing sight of their goals. From day one, the store set high standards in staff. Brickner said he conducted 700 interviews while hiring the staff of 70. Recently, some employees left to go back to school, and 300 people applied for the 12 positions.
"I'd rather do 10 interviews and not hire someone than to hire a person just to fill a position," Brickner said. He believes the friendly and very capable staff is part of the store's success.
Open house days that Ric's hosts (watch for another coming soon) are attended by every employee, and they all love the positive feedback from visitors. "We live on that enthusiasm," Brickner said. "We have several open houses to reintroduce ourselves. It's wonderful to have our customers come in and say what a nice job we are doing."
The corporate mentality of "customers first" comes from the Woodrick family and is fostered right on down to every employee. "If you do right by the customer, everything that follows will be all right," Brickner said.
He appreciates that he doesn't have to be afraid of making a mistake and stresses that to the staff in the store. "I really don't want to hear someone telling a customer 'no'," he said.
An example is the company's lenient return policy. If a customer isn't happy with the product, they get their money back with very few exceptions. "Why would you lose a customer over a 79 cent can of corn?" he said.
A customer who spends $200 a week in groceries spends $10,000 a year. "I am a firm believer that there is no small thing. It is all important," Brickner stated.
Another example is the storewide philosophy of helpfulness. If the deli is closed, an employee will open it back up to give the customer what they want. "I'm closing tonight," Brickner said. "I guarantee I'll make a sandwich or two or scoop some salad."
Refusing to jump on the self-serve bandwagon is another example of the store philosophy. Brickner said he went into a larger chain store to pick up an item at a busy time of day. He was disturbed to see many more machines than people ready to take care of customers. "We have the technology to do that here, but we won't do it," he said of the self-check machines.
The human interaction is a big part of customer satisfaction, he believes. "You don't even have to do anything wrong to lose a customer, you just don't have to do something right. It's very important to have a person available to your customer." He said continuing to offer taking groceries out to a shopper's car is still popular and another amenity some stores no longer offer. "We do 200 to 300 take-outs a day."
Pricing is also a big part of customer service and one of the things the store has worked hard at in response to feedback. "I'd put our sale ad against anyone's," Brickner said.
He believes tough times have led people to more careful shopping. "They are shopping less but shopping better," he observed. People are doing more meal planning than before. Many take advantage of the store's policy of doubling coupons up to 50 cents. Brickner said if people will take the time to compare prices, they will see how competitive the store is.
The meat department is a gem that not enough people recognize, Brickner believes. Few stores still staff trained butchers who cut meat in-store for the best quality and freshness.
Brickner said he was a little disheartened when he shopped in the annual Lakes yard sales. "There were a lot of people I didn't recognize." He believes many folks drive by the store every day and haven't yet stopped in. If they do, he believes they will be pleasantly surprised. If they don't, the store still isn't going anywhere.
"You think we are all alone here, but we aren't. If you look up and down Belding Road, there are a lot of businesses here," Brickner said.
Still, Brickner is as interested as everyone else to find out what will happen to the planned Cannon Town Square.
"We are always listening for the next bit of what's happening with the development. We hear rumors, too. When we were planning to open, we thought there would be other businesses opening right along with us. That hasn't happened yet. It's too bad, because this is a great place for any number of businesses, and has great exposure. I'd like to see the community welcome them as well as they have welcomed us."


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Re: Trying to export two column table to text file
On 6/17/07 at 6:12 AM, diana.mecum at gmail.com (Diana) wrote:
>I am trying to convert a list of numbers, such as:
>{4, 5, 10, 11, 3, 79, ...}
>to a two column text file such as:
>1 4 2 5 3 10 4 11 5 3 6 79 ...
>Let me use the following example. Assume that I have defined an
>"r[n_]" function of arbitrary integers.
>tt = Flatten[Prepend[Table[Numerator[r[n]], {n, 4, 100}], {1, 1,
>tttable = Table[{j, tt[[j]]}, {j, 1, Length[tt]}]
>Export["sequence.txt", tttable]
>I get an output line of "sequence.txt", but then can not find the
Right after you do Export do Directory[]
This will return the working directory Mathematica used to
Export your file. If you want to have the file written to a
particular directory, either use SetDirectory to set the working
directory before using Export or include the directory you want
used in the Export command. This latter can be done as either
Export["C:\\dirname\\sequence.txt", tttable]
use ToFileName to build the pathname instead of literally typing
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If you remember there was a thread a year ago about this and about 25 people wanted to meet… I can't find time to organize it and i am to young for this amount of work
Is there anyone interested to organize it??
+1 for the meet up. Have you decided where it should be? Someone in the host country may be interested in organizing the thing.
Too bad i don't live near the Balkan area, would love to know a videohive colleague in person to talk about it. If anyone is near The Netherlands, holla at me yo _
- 1. We need big Hotel
- 2. Conference room
- 3. Disco bar
- 4. Hi-Speed internet connection (at last 2-3mb/s upload for streaming)
- 5. Someone who knows well Belgrade (perhaps you Mocarg)
- 6. Organized transportation from Airport to Hotel or from Bus station to Hotel
- 7. and of course big ENVATO BANNER & CAKE for this Event
- 8. Money in advance (for hotel reservation, transport, drink,lunch,dinner,2nd day breakfast)
Btw. Just opinion, it would be great for Envato to have local Offices in Europe/USA/Canada, place where we authors can have meetings, exchange knowledge, etc…
Awesome idea, can't help tho – had a surgery recently and I'm still in a mess, haven't been able to work for months so not cash Hope you guys get organized and have fun
Massfocus said
Too bad i don't live near the Balkan area, would love to know a videohive colleague in person to talk about it. If anyone is near The Netherlands, holla at me yo _
Balkan sound cool, but to far from germany
placdarms said
Not too bad. I found tickets for roughly 300$ however I still think Germany would be better choice as that is in the middle of Europe and authors from western Europe, eastern Europe, Scandinavia and Balkans could come. and I highly doubt Envato would sponsor hotel for authors or venue for the event.
Agree but Germany is expansive 2-3x then Serbia
Hotel 3-4 stars rooms in Belgrade from 40-70 Euro per day that's let's say ~$100 for room, 50$ for coffe, transport, lunch and rest ($150-200) is for party + Car, Bus or Airplane tickets. Is there anyone from Germany? How much is the Hotel, transport, food and drinks for day and half in Germany?
Maybe we should make this EU meet up instead of Balkan???
Mocarg said
Maybe we should make this EU meet up instead of Balkan???
Good point. I myself would love to meet all of you guys, Belgrade is near me so count me in


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The following definitions apply to OAR 735-046-0000 through 735-046-0050:
(1) "Current Issue" means any registration plate type, plate background or plate series approved by DMV for issuance.
(2) "Current use" means any registration plate type, plate background or plate series that is no longer issued, but is approved for registration renewal or for special interest registration, or is a permanent registration plate. Examples of current use registration plates include:
(a) Passenger vehicle plates issued 1961 or later; and
(b) Motorcycle or moped plates issued 1968 or later.
(3) "Custom plates" mean customized registration plates authorized under ORS 805.240.
(4) "DMV" means the Driver and Motor Vehicle Services Division of the Department of Transportation.
(5) "Plate choice" means the numbers or letters, or combination of numbers and letters (characters), requested by an applicant for custom plates. For purposes of custom plates, the letter "O" and the number "zero" are identical. A plate choice does not include a plate's background, design, method of validation, or any other information DMV may require.
(6) "Plate configuration" means a unique combination of numbers or letters that have been or may be assigned to registration plates.
Stat. Auth.: ORS 184.616, 184.619, 802.010,
805.103, 805.200 & 805.220
Stats. Implemented: ORS 803.535, 805.103, 805.200, 805.220, 805.240 & 805.242
Hist.: MV 1-1981, f. & ef. 2-5-81; MV 1-1983, f. & ef. 1-28-83; MV 9-1987, f. & ef. 9-1-87; Administrative Renumbering 3-1988, Renumbered from 735-071-0058; MV 25-1988, f. & cert. ef. 10-3-88; MV 48-1989, f. & cert. ef. 11-16-89; DMV 9-1994, f. & cert. ef. 9-30-94; DMV 8-1997, f. & cert. ef. 10-16-97; DMV 15-2008, f. & cert. ef. 6-23-08; DMV 22-2008, f. & cert. ef. 9-11-08; DMV 3-2014, f. & cert. ef. 5-19-14
Custom Plates: Application and Standards
(1) A person who wishes to obtain custom plates must submit an application for custom plates and all applicable fees to DMV. Custom plate choices:
(a) May not be reserved in advance of application and payment of required fees; and
(b) Are approved and assigned by DMV on a first-come, first-served basis. When two or more applications requesting an identical plate choice are received, DMV will consider for approval the first one received with the required fees, without regard to whether the first application received is an original application for a custom plate or an application for renewal of a custom plate that has been expired for more than 30 days. "Application," as used in this subsection, may include application by phone, provided DMV is in possession of the required fees.
(2) Except as provided for in OAR 735-046-0020, an applicant for custom plates must qualify for Oregon title and registration for the vehicle listed on the custom plate application.
(3) A custom plate choice is assigned to a vehicle at the time the plate is issued by DMV.
(4) A custom plate choice must:
(a) Be compatible with DMV's computer system;
(b) Not be identical to any plate configuration reserved for:
(A) Qualified Congressional Medal of Honor recipients;
(B) Current Oregon office holders;
(C) An Honorary Consul as defined under Oregon Laws 2009, chapter 621; or
(D) The Governor, unless the custom plate is being issued under the provisions of OAR 735-046-0050;
(c) Not begin with the letters CMH, MOH, ORE, SEN, REP, USS, or USR and be followed by numbers;
(d) Be alphabetic or numeric characters, or alphanumeric characters. A plate choice may not include punctuation or symbols other than a dash or space;
(e) Include at least one alphabetic or numeric character;
(f) Be limited to no more than six alphabetic characters, numeric characters, spaces or dashes, except that a seventh character may be a space or dash;
(g) Except as provided in section (5) of this rule, not be identical to any other plate configuration in current use. The use of a space or a dash within a plate choice is not considered when determining whether the plate is identical to another plate configuration.
(5) In addition to other provisions of this rule, all of the following apply to approval of a plate choice that is identical to a plate configuration that is in current use:
(a) DMV may approve a plate choice that conflicts with a plate configuration currently in use for motor vehicles registered under ORS 803.420(1) (i.e., passenger plated vehicles) if:
(A) The specific plate configuration requested has previously been issued and is not still in inventory or reserved for future issuance;
(B) The previously issued plates bearing the plate choice are surrendered to DMV with the custom plate request, or are no longer in circulation. If there is any question about such plates being in circulation, it is the applicant's responsibility to satisfy DMV that the plates have been destroyed, surrendered to DMV or another jurisdiction, or are not available for use on a vehicle; and
(C) The plate choice is to be assigned to a vehicle that qualifies for registration under ORS 803.420(1).
(b) For motor vehicles other than those registered under ORS 803.420(1), specifically, vehicles that are not passenger plated vehicles, DMV may approve a plate choice that is identical to a plate configuration that is in current use if:
(A) The vehicle to which the custom plates are to be issued is of a different type than the vehicle to which the plates bearing the identical plate configuration are in current use or could be issued. For example, a plate choice that is identical to a disabled veteran plate configuration (for example D00001) will not be assigned to a custom plate issued to either a passenger vehicle or motor home. A plate choice that is identical to a motor home plate configuration (for example H00001) will not be assigned to a custom plate issued to a motor home but can be assigned to a custom plate issued to a passenger vehicle;
(B) The plate choice requested is not currently assigned to a registration plate; and
(C) The plate choice requested will not be assigned to a future plate series.
(6) DMV will not approve a custom plate choice, including plate choices that would do so by means of foreign or slang words or phrases, by use of phonetic, numeric or reverse spelling, or by being viewed in mirror image, that:
(a) Would have the effect of alarming, threatening, offending or misleading a reasonable person. Such choices may include, but are not limited to, combinations of letters, numbers or both that:
(A) Refer to intimate bodily parts or to sexual or excretory acts or functions;
(B) Refer in an alarming or offensive manner to a person or class of persons on the basis of race, color, gender, ethnic heritage, national origin, or other characteristic;
(C) Suggest that the vehicle to which the custom plate is issued is an official vehicle of a public agency or official, when it is in fact not such a vehicle; or
(D) Refer to illegal acts.
(b) Refer to alcoholic beverages, or controlled substances or paraphernalia used in the consumption thereof by combinations of letters, numbers or both.
(7) DMV may use any reliable lexicological source to determine the meaning of any word, symbol or phrase.
(8) When reviewing a plate choice for approval, DMV need not consider the applicant's subjective intent or declared meaning.
(9) DMV will approve the transfer of registration plates that are not from a current issue of plates as custom plates under the provisions of ORS 805.242. All of the following apply to such a transfer:
(a) For vehicles that require two registration plates, the applicant must have two registration plates available for transfer to the vehicle;
(b) The registration plates being transferred must not be so old, damaged, mutilated or otherwise rendered illegible as to be not useful for purposes of identification;
(c) The registration plates being transferred must be from a series in current use;
(d) The registration plates may only be transferred to a vehicle type that is otherwise eligible for custom plates; and
(e) The registration plates may only be transferred to a vehicle of the same registration type to which they were originally issued (e.g., passenger vehicle to passenger vehicle).
Stat. Auth.: ORS 184.616, 184.619, 802.010, 805.103, 805.200, 805.205 & 805.220
Stats. Implemented: ORS 803.420, 803.535, 805.103, 805.200, 805.220, 805.240, 805.242 & 805.250
Hist.: MV 25-1988, f. & cert. ef. 10-3-88; MV 48-1989, f. & cert. ef. 11-16-89; DMV 9-1994, f. & cert. ef. 9-30-94; DMV 8-1997, f. & cert. ef. 10-16-97; DMV 23-2007(Temp), f. 12-24-07, cert. ef. 1-1-08 thru 6-27-08; DMV 15-2008, f. & cert. ef. 6-23-08; DMV 22-2008, f. & cert. ef. 9-11-08; DMV 15-2009(Temp), f. & cert. ef. 8-24-09 thru 2-17-10; DMV 1-2010, f. & cert. ef. 1-28-10
Custom Plates -- Application for Plates as a Gift
(1) DMV shall allow persons other than the owner of a vehicle to apply for a custom plate choice when:
(a) The plates are to be provided to the vehicle owner as a gift;
(b) The vehicle to which the plates are to be assigned is currently titled in Oregon; and
(c) The plates are to be given to the vehicle owner no more than 120 days from the date of application.
(2) To obtain approval for a custom plate choice, the person who is giving the gift shall make application to DMV. All of the following must be provided:
(a) Application for custom plates including the plate choice;
(b) Custom plate fees;
(c) Any applicable registration and plate manufacturing fees;
(d) Name and address of the applicant (person giving the gift);
(e) Name and address of the vehicle owner (person to receive the plates);
(f) Date plates are needed; and
(g) At least one vehicle identifier (current plate number or vehicle identification number) of the vehicle to which the plates are to be assigned.
(3) If the custom plate choice is approved DMV shall provide the plates to the applicant together with an application for registration and a letter that shall explain registration requirements. The applicant shall provide the application and letter to the vehicle owner along with the plates. DMV shall not at that time provide:
(a) A vehicle registration card;
(b) Registration stickers for the plates; or
(c) Any other documentation that would assign the plates to a particular vehicle or authorize the use of a vehicle over the highways, with such plates.
(4) To use the plates for operation of a vehicle, the vehicle owner shall make application for registration to DMV, and comply with requirements for registration (other than any fees previously submitted). In making application the vehicle owner shall submit a completed and signed application for registration.
(5) Upon receipt of all registration requirements, DMV shall issue a registration card and registration stickers for use on the vehicle.
(6) If the vehicle owner fails to make application for registration of the vehicle with the custom plate choice, within 120 days from the date the plate(s) are released by DMV:
(a) The plate choice shall become available for approval for another applicant, should DMV receive such a request; and
(b) The vehicle owner shall return the plate(s) to DMV.
Stat. Auth.: ORS 184.616 & ORS 184.619
Stats. Implemented: ORS 805.240
Hist.: MV 25-1988, f. & cert. ef. 10-3-88; DMV 8-1997, f. & cert. ef. 10-16-97
Custom Plates -- Issuance, Renewal and Transfer
(1) Custom plates shall only be issued to vehicles of the types described in this section. Vehicle types for which custom plates may be issued include:
(a) Motor vehicles that would be registered under ORS 803.420(1) if special registration plates were not requested (for example, passenger vehicles such as cars or lightweight trucks);
(b) Travel trailers;
(c) Campers;
(d) Motor homes;
(e) Mopeds; and
(f) Motorcycles.
(2) Custom plates shall not be approved for vehicles registered under registration provisions for which issuance of a special registration plate is required, or for which DMV routinely issues special plates (for example, disabled veteran or farm).
(3) Vehicles issued custom plates are subject to the same requirements as they would be if they did not have special plates (i.e., mandatory insurance or Department of Environmental Quality inspection) as specified by rule or law.
(4) If the custom plate is not renewed within 30 days from the expiration of the vehicle registration period, or if the plate(s) is surrendered to DMV, the custom plate choice shall be considered available for approval and assignment on a first come, first served basis, upon application by any applicant. The owner of the vehicle to which the custom plate was originally issued may again be assigned that plate choice if:
(a) A custom plate with that plate choice has not already been issued for use on another applicant's vehicle;
(b) The applicant otherwise complies with requirements for registration of the vehicle;
(c) DMV approves the plate choice for use; and
(d) There is no application pending for the plate choice by another applicant, as established by OAR 735-046-0010(2).
(5) Custom plates are assigned to specific vehicles and shall remain with that vehicle except as otherwise provided in this rule or by statute. All of the following apply to custom plate transfers:
(a) When a vehicle bearing a custom plate is sold, assigned or otherwise transferred, and the owner (seller) chooses to retain the custom plate choice for transfer to another vehicle, it shall be the responsibility of the owner (seller) to:
(A) Remove the plates from the vehicle prior to the sale or transfer, or make arrangements with the purchaser to remove the plates from that vehicle; and
(B) Comply with requirements for transfer of the plates or plate choice to another vehicle, including making application to DMV and paying any required fees.
(b) If the owner (seller) does not retain the plates prior to the sale or transfer, and is unable to make arrangements for removal of the plates from that vehicle, the plates and that plate choice shall remain assigned to that vehicle except as otherwise provided in rule or statute.
Stat. Auth.: ORS 184.616 & ORS 184.619
Stats. Implemented: ORS 805.240
Hist.: MV 25-1988, f. & cert. ef. 10-3-88; MV 48-1989, f. & cert. ef. 11-16-89; DMV 8-1997, f. & cert. ef. 10-16-97
Custom Plates -- Review of Custom Plate and Recall
(1) DMV may at any time review a custom plate to determine compliance with OAR 735-046-0000 through 735-046-0050 and any written department policy.
(2) DMV shall recall a custom plate without regard to the date first issued if DMV determines that it violates any administrative rule or written department policy.
(3) Upon notification that a custom plate is being recalled, the vehicle owner:
(a) Shall surrender the plate(s) to DMV within 10 days; and
(b) May apply for approval of a new custom plate choice without payment of an additional fee.
(4) If the vehicle owner of the recalled plate does not apply for a new custom plate or the requested plate choice is not approved, DMV shall issue a regular registration plate and refund the customized registration plate fee applicable for the current vehicle registration period.
Stat. Auth.: ORS 184.616 & ORS 184.619
Stats. Implemented: ORS 805.240
Hist.: MV 25-1988, f. & cert. ef. 10-3-88; DMV 9-1994, f. & cert. ef. 9-30-94; DMV 8-1997, f. & cert. ef. 10-16-97
Congressional Medal of Honor, Elected Official and Consular Corps Plates
(1) Requirements and Qualifications. In addition to all other requirements for registration, an applicant for Congressional Medal of Honor plates, elected official plates or consular corps plates must submit to DMV an application for registration and all applicable fees, including any fee required for the custom plate requested. At the time of application, the applicant must be the registered owner of the vehicle listed on the application and:
(a) For Congressional Medal of Honor recipients, meet the qualifications for issuance of Congressional Medal of Honor plates under ORS 805.103 and this rule;
(b) For elected officials, meet the qualifications of ORS 805.220, and hold the office specified on the application. DMV may contact the Secretary of State to verify compliance with this subsection;
(c) For consular corps plates, provide proof to DMV that the applicant is appointed by a foreign government as an honorary consul and is acting in that capacity. Proof under this subsection is a copy of the applicant's current Consular Identification Card issued by the U.S. Department of State, Office of Protocol.
(2) For purposes of section (1) of this rule, the annual custom plate fee set forth in ORS 805.250(2)(a) for issuance or renewal of Congressional Medal of Honor plates is waived and is not a required fee.
(3) Elected official plates are assigned to a specific vehicle and — if requested by the applicant — are issued in addition to the regular registration plates issued to the vehicle. The fee for an elected official plate issued in addition to a regular series plate is the plate manufacturing fee established under ORS 803.570. Elected official plates may be transferred to another vehicle if:
(a) The vehicle to which the plates are to be transferred is registered in the name of the elected official who qualifies for the particular plate configuration; and
(b) The applicant submits to DMV a completed application that identifies the vehicle to which the elected official plates are to be assigned.
(4) Consular corps plates are assigned to a specific vehicle and may only be transferred to another vehicle under section (5) of this rule.
(5) Plate Transfer. In addition to all other requirements for transferring registration plates, an applicant for a plate transfer must submit to DMV a completed, signed application to transfer registration plates and all applicable fees. At the time of transfer, the applicant must be the registered owner of the vehicle listed on the application. There is no plate transfer fee for elected official plates.
(6) Plate Configurations. The following plate configurations are reserved as specified:
(a) For Congressional Medal of Honor recipients: Except as provided in paragraph (B) of this subsection, the applicant may choose the letter combination "MOH" or "CMH," which will be followed by a single number from 1 to 9, to be designated by DMV;
(A) A total of 18 pairs of Congressional Medal of Honor plates are reserved for issuance to qualified Congressional Medal of Honor recipients.
(B) When a Congressional Medal of Honor plate configuration is issued, it will be removed from the list of available plates and will not be issued again. For example, after plate configuration "CMH 1" is issued, that configuration is no longer available. The next qualified applicant is issued the next available plate number in numeric order.
(b) For elected officials:
(A) Governor: "GOVERNOR 1";
(B) Secretary of State: "SECRETARY OF STATE 2";
(C) State Treasurer: "STATE TREASURER 3";
(D) President of the Senate: "PRESIDENT OF THE SENATE 4";
(E) President pro tempore of the Senate: "SENATE PRESIDENT PRO TEMPORE 4A";
(F) Speaker of the House of Representatives: "SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 5";
(G) Speaker pro tempore of the House: "SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE PRO TEMPORE 5A";
(H) State Senators: "STATE SENATOR" followed by the applicable Senate district number;
(I) State Representatives: "STATE REP." followed by the applicable House district number;
(J) U.S. Senator: "U.S. SENATOR" followed by the number 1 or 2, depending on seniority;
(K) U.S. Representative: "U.S. REP." followed by the House District number; and
(c) For consular corps plates: "OFFICAL CONSULAR CORPS" followed by a number assigned by DMV.
(7) In addition to the elected official plate for the Governor under subsection (3)(b) of this rule, DMV will issue regular series plates to the Governor upon request from the Governor's office. The fee for a regular series plate issued under this section is the plate manufacturing fee established under ORS 803.570.
(8) The plates must be removed from the vehicle to which they are assigned when the person no longer qualifies for elected official plates or consular corps plates because the term of office or appointment expires, or the person otherwise ceases to act in the official capacity required to qualify for the plates. After removing the plates from the vehicle, the person may surrender the plates to DMV or retain the plates as a souvenir.
Stat. Auth.: ORS 184.616, 184.619, 802.010, 805.103, 805.200, 805.205 & 805.220
Stats. Implemented: ORS 803.420, 803.530, 803.535, 805.103, 805.200, 805.220, 805.240, 805.242 & 805.250
Hist.: MV 25-1988, f. & cert. ef. 10-3-88; MV 13-1992, f. & cert. ef. 10-16-92; DMV 23-2007(Temp), f. 12-24-07, cert. ef. 1-1-08 thru 6-27-08; DMV 15-2008, f. & cert. ef. 6-23-08; DMV 22-2008, f. & cert. ef. 9-11-08; DMV 15-2009(Temp), f. & cert. ef. 8-24-09 thru 2-17-10; DMV 1-2010, f. & cert. ef. 1-28-10; DMV 23-2010, f. 12-22-10, cert. ef. 1-1-11
Graphic Registration Plate Series
(1) The graphic design plate produced as provided in chapter 572, Oregon Laws 1987, shall be issued as provided in section (2) of this rule to:
(a) Vehicles registered under ORS 803.420(1). This includes, but is not limited to the following vehicles:
(A) Motor trucks with a loaded weight of 8,000 pounds or less, except armored cars, wreckers, tow vehicles, hearses or ambulances;
(B) Vehicles commonly known as passenger cars; and
(C) Trailers with a loaded weight of 8,000 pounds or less, except travel trailers or trailers registered under a statute other than ORS 803.420(1).
(b) Any vehicle covered in section (1) of this rule and registered with a customized plate(s) as provided in ORS 805.240;
(c) Government-owned or -operated vehicles of the type covered under ORS 803.420(1) issued plates other than government-owned vehicle registration plates as described in ORS 805.200;
(d) Elected official plates covered under ORS 805.220; and
(e) Oregon National Guard plates covered under ORS 805.200.
(2) Vehicles listed in section (1) of this rule shall be issued a plate bearing the graphic design:
(a) Upon the initial registration of the vehicle in Oregon;
(b) Upon application for replacement plate(s); and
(c) Any time a plate(s) would normally be issued to a vehicle (i.e., when a change in registration type or change in class occurs, such as when the weight of a pickup truck is reduced and its registration changes from heavy truck registration under ORS 803.420(9) to passenger truck registration under ORS 803.410(1)).
(3) Nothing in this rule shall be deemed to limit the issuance of special registration plates as described in ORS chapter 805.
Stat. Auth.: ORS 184.616, ORS 184.619 & ORS 805.115
Stats. Implemented: ORS 803.520 & ORS 803.535
Hist.: MV 23-1988, f. 6-29-88, cert. ef. 7-1-88; MV 14-1991, f. 9-18-91, cert. ef. 9-29-91; DMV 5-2000, f. & cert. ef. 8-10-00
Charitable Organization/Non-Profit -- Registration
(1) As used in this rule "charitable-nonprofit registration" means the registration established under ORS 803.420(11) for certain vehicles used exclusively as described in ORS 825.015 or ORS 825.017.
(2) "Charitable organization" is as defined in ORS 825.017. To qualify as a charitable organization under this rule, the organization shall first qualify as such with the Motor Carrier Transportation Division (MCTD) of the Oregon Department of Transportation.
(3) "Nonprofit" is as is defined in ORS 825.015.
(4) The Driver and Motor Vehicle Services Division of the Department of Transportation (DMV) shall issue plates of a special design for vehicles registered under charitable-nonprofit registration. Such plates shall:
(a) Contain the prefix letters "CN" followed by numerals;
(b) Be validated by a sticker that reflects the month and year of the registration expiration; and
(c) Only be valid for display on vehicles that qualify for charitable-nonprofit registration, and which are operated within the restrictions placed on that type of registration.
(5) To be eligible for charitable-nonprofit registration the vehicle shall be a motor vehicle that has a loaded weight of more than 8,000 pounds, and that either:
(a) Has a seating capacity of fewer than 16 persons, and is used exclusively in nonprofit operation for commuting to job, job training or educational facilities; or
(b) Is owned or operated by a charitable organization or under contract with a charitable organization, and used exclusively in performing transportation, either one way or round trip, necessary to the operation of the charitable organization.
(6) For a vehicle to qualify for charitable-nonprofit registration the owner shall make application to DMV. All of the following apply to the initial registration of a vehicle under charitable-nonprofit registration:
(a) The applicant shall complete a certification on a form provided by DMV, or facsimile thereof, that shall include but may not be limited to a statement that:
(A) The vehicle shall be used exclusively as described in ORS 825.015 or 825.017;
(B) In the case of a vehicle being used by or under contract with a charitable organization, that the organization has an affidavit on file with MCTD as required under ORS 825.017; and
(C) That should the vehicle cease to be used for such purposes, or if the vehicle is sold to someone who does not qualify, that the charitable organization registration plates shall be surrendered to DMV.
(b) Plate manufacturing fees as established under OAR 735-032-0010 shall be required for the issuance of charitable-nonprofit registration plates.
Stat. Auth.: ORS 184.616, ORS 184.619, ORS 803.420(11), ORS 803.535 & ORS 805.200
Stats. Implemented: ORS 803.420 & ORS 805.200
Hist.: MV 55-1989, f. & cert. ef. 12-21-89; DMV 8-1997, f. & cert. ef. 10-16-97
State Archives • 800 Summer St. NE • Salem, OR 97310


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Meet The Pack: Sophomore Forward #21 Marlo Smith
Get to know your Nevada soccer student-athletes
Nevada Soccer Resumes Mountain West Play Sunday
Pack faces Lobos Sunday afternoon at 1 p.m.
Gonzaga Defeats Nevada
Pack falls in final non-conference match
Nevada Falls to No. 12 San Diego State in MW Opener
Pack opens conference play with 3-0 loss on the road
Nevada Ties Cal Poly In Overtime 1-1
Pack ends regulation in a tie.
At Nevada:2012: (Sophomore) Appeared in 17 matches ... Recorded five shots on the season and five shots on goal.
2011: (Freshman) Played in six matches with one shot ... Made her Nevada debut as a sub against Portland State on September 2 ... Played a career-high 25 minutes against San Jose State.
High School: A product of the Reno-Tahoe area, Smith is a graduate of George Whittell High School ... Played for club teams in Northern California ... Put together an impressive list of accolades, including multiple stints as a team captain ... Also lettered twice in cross-country during her high school career.
Personal: Majoring in nursing with the hopes of becoming a nurse practitioner when she is done playing ... Daughter of William and Cherise Smith.


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You might think that being in the Vatican at the moment, I am superbly placed for an early copy or Universae Ecclesiae, the Instruction on Summorum Pontificum which is to be published tomorrow. In fact, relying on borrowed computers and the pace of life at the heart of the Church, I will probably lag behind every other blogger in the world.
Fr Zuhlsdorf has described the document as a "No Hitter" which sounds negative to those who are not familiar with baseball. I find via Wikipedia that in fact a no-hitter is a very good thing. Using a dynamic equivalence approach to translation, I suppose I would have to say it was something like "middle stump" or "back of the net."
Off now to dinner in the Centro Storico with some people. If I were to identify them on the blog they would have to shoot me. I am trying not to eat too much. I had a relatively frugal lunch in the Borgo Pio today with David Kerr of CNA who wrote an excellent article the other day about the Bishop of Toowoomba's removal from office, which Fr Z has commented on. David recorded some words from me so I might even be quoted on CNA myself tomorrow!


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Rowland primed for comeback!
By Bob Ryder
Troy Rowland, with plans on working his way towards a title shot, returns to the ring after a 3 1/2 year layoff on Friday, April 24. Rowland will be featured in the six round main event vs Jose Florentino as part of an eight bout presentation by promoters Blue Cap Promotions, Carlos Llinas International Productions (CLIP) and TMS Fight Night. The Orbit Room in Grand Rapids, MI will be the site for "Unfinished Business…The Return of Troy Rowland."
Fightnews spoke to Rowland about his career and this upcoming fight. "I have stayed in shape. When I watched the guys out there today, I started to get the desire to give it another try before my time passed me by. I'm a young 33 but I felt like it was now or never if I was serious on giving it another shot," Rowland related. He continued, "I want to see how far I can go within the next two years as I don't want to fight much past 35 so I need to be active. I want a chance to fight for the title. This is not a one time fight just to pay some bills. Money is certainly a factor but not the only one. Boxing needs exposure here in Western Michigan. We have some real good young local talent who need an opportunity to showcase themselves. I hope my comeback will provide them and my promoters a chance to get boxing on this side of the state going again."
In 2004 Middleweight Rowland fought main events on Showtime and ESPN, taking on and beating Epifanio Mendoza and Kenny Ellis in compiling a 23-2 (6 KO's) record. Suddenly though Rowland quit boxing after a decision win over Ted Muller in October, 2005. "I was just burned out at the time and with a new family I just could not give my boxing career the necessary attention," Rowland claims.
Now with the competitive juices flowing again and with clear fistic aspirations in sight, Rowland is ready to entertain the fight starved fans of his hometown on April 24.
The Orbit Room is located at 2525 Lake Eastbrook Blvd SE, Grand Rapids, MI. Tickets are $51, $41, $31 and $21 and are available at the Orbit Room box office (open Fridays 12:30-5:30 PM), at www.ticketmaster.com and at the 5th 3rd Ballpark in Comstock Park.


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Happy Fall, Queefies!
I love fall, but with every new season comes the need for…duh. duh. duuuuuunnnnn
You know how I hate shopping for clothes, right? You should click on that. It's from way back when I was fun.
But I had to totally douche my wardrobe the other day after crying and tossing shit over my head and swearing. I wound up with two trash bags full of stuff to throw away and another one full of shoes and sweaters and pants and shirts and other crap to donate to Saver's. I pretty much had nothing left but a couple of pairs of jeans and some not too horrible shirts. I've been buying stuff for the kids and I forget to buy stuff for myself and so now all my stuff is just ratty.
Actually, that's not completely true. Shopping for me sucks and every time I start, I get frustrated and go "I wonder what they've got for kids! Lemme check realquick" and then the kids wind up with something wonderful and cute and my shit just gets older and tireder.
People think I'm the Third World Refugee Nanny.
So lately I've been shopping and forcing myself to stay on task and not go to the kid's department. I've brought home a few things to try on because fucking forget trying shit on at the store with a 15 month-old. It's all grab and go for me right now. And I've promptly brought it all right back. I bought a bunch of shit online from Gap but their clothes are as exciting as a bag of white sweat socks. I now have some very sassy long-sleeved Favorite Tees in white, navy, and charcoal! YAY!
Are we asleep yet?
I got some sweaters too, but this stuff is all just staples. None of it is pretty, and none of it is making me feel fierce. I guess right now I'm just settling for not homeless?
If I could, I would totally try to rock some super feminine bohemian thing because that's the stuff I gravitate toward, but whenever I actually try to coordinate something like that, I look like I'm wearing a Gypsy Halloween costume. Also, where do you find stuff like that? Stuff I can actually afford. They ain't got that shit over at Gap, I can tell you that much.
I've also been trying to find some fabulous patterned tights with maybe some flowers on them or a non-dorky paisley (can paisley ever be non-dorky? I say yes) to wear with a denim mini skirt and my Dansko Sallys or something and NOT STRIPES and NOT FISHNET and NOT NEON, but they don't exist.
I totally HATE the 80's bullshit right now. I do not want a shirt with a guitar on it. I'm all fucking set.
And forget about shoes. I have not seen one single pair of shoes that I would want to wear in a long, long time. I went to DSW and out of that whole sea of freakin' shoes, there was ONE pair I liked and they didn't have my size.
Are we getting a feel for why I dress like an old fishwife now?
So where do you guys shop? I need you to send me where you find stuff that is non-hideous and non-Third World Refugee Nanny or you may used the form provided below to share your own wardrobe drama.
Please and thank you.
PS: In stark contrast to the commenter last week at Toy with Me who clutched her pearls at my use of the term "cum dumpster," yesterday someone called me a prude. A PRUDE! ME!!!! Can you even imagine? To that I say, "Mon. Dieu." and also "Ah-HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! That's some funny stuff right there." I want so much to go over there and defend myself, but I will not lower myself to the level of the trolls. I will'nt. But I soooo want to. Have I ever admitted to you guys how hard it is to come up with stuff to write about every week, and to be criticized for I say and for revealing intimate details of my sex life it…well, you know. Aunt Becky is also a prude, fyi. This person clearly does not understand the mighty awesome Internettian power Aunt Becky and I wield. Well, mostly her, but me a little bit too. We could hurt people with our words if we so chose!


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Listing information
- Beds: 6
- Stories: 0
- Foreclosure: No
- Lot Area: 0.35
- Association Fee: $250
- Subdivision: G41 - Kent County
- Style: Single Family
- Baths: 4 (Full: 4 3/4: 0 1/2: 0 Other: 0)
- Parking Type Description: None 0 cars
- Total Square Footage: 3,910 ($76.70 per sq. foot)
- Lot Size: 94X142X159X124
- County: Kent
- Year Built: 2004
- Status: Active
- New Construction: No
- Above Ground Sq. Feet: 2,670
- Estimated Annual Taxes: $5,200
- School District: Kentwood
Access Feat: Accessibility Features No
Additional Items Ceiling Fans, Garage Door Opener, Security System, Whirlpool Tub
Air Conditioning Central
Appliances Dishwasher, Dryer, Garbage Disposal, Microwave, Oven, Range, Refrigerator, Washer
Assoc. Amenities Pets Allowed, Pool - Outdoor
Assoc. Fee Incl. Other
Association Info.: Assoc. Fee Payable Annually
Basement Yes
Design Contemporary
Driveway Paved
Exterior Features Deck(s), Porch(es)
Exterior Material Poured Concrete, Vinyl, Wood
Fireplace Family, Gas Log, Yes
Garage Type 3
Garage: Garage Yes
Heat Source Natural Gas
Heat Type Forced Air
Kitchen Features Center Island, Desk Built-In, Eating Area, Garden Window, Mud Room Access, Pantry
Landscape Flower Garden, Garden Area, Ground Cover, Shrubs/Hedges, Underground Sprinkler
Lot Description Corner, Wooded
Manufactured: Manufactured Y/N No
Mineral Rights No
Other Association Info.: Approx. Assoc Fee - 250.00, Association Info.: Assoc. Buy in Fee - 0, Basement Rooms: Basement Bedrooms - 1, Basement Rooms: Basement Finished SQFT - 1240.00, Basement Rooms: Basement Full Baths - 1, Basement Rooms: Basement Half Baths - 0, Basement Rooms: Total Basement SQFT - 1240.00, Lower Rooms: Lower Half Baths - 0, Lower Rooms: Lower Bedrooms - 0, Lower Rooms: Lower Finished SQFT - 0.00, Lower Rooms: Lower Full Baths - 0, Lower Rooms: Total Lower SQFT - 0.00, Main Rooms: Main Bedrooms - 1, Main Rooms: Main Full Baths - 1, Main Rooms: Main Half Baths - 0, Main Rooms: Main Level SQFT - 1452.00, Road Frontage - 94.00, Upper Rooms: Upper Bedrooms - 4, Upper Rooms: Upper Full Baths - 2, Upper Rooms: Upper Half Baths - 0, Upper Rooms: Upper Level Square Feet - 1218.00
Property Sub-Type Single Family Residence
Roofing Comp Shingle
Sale Conditions None
Street Type Public
Substructure Daylight, Full Basement, Walk Out
Terms Available Cash/Conventional, FHA, MSHDA, VA
Util Avail at Street Broadband, Cable, Electric, Natural Gas, Public Sewer, Public Water, Storm Sewer, Telephone Line
Utilities / Sewer Public
Utilities Attached Cable, Natural Gas, Telephone Line
Water Heater Natural Gas
Water Type Public
Waterfront Options: Waterfront Y/N No
Windows Insulated
Listing Courtesy of Gregory M Gronbacher of Greenridge Realty (Summit)


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The Wauwatosa Spartans Football Club hit the road to Shorewood to face the Shorewood Monarchs in Ironman Football League action on Saturday night. After a hard-fought game, the Spartans were able to come away with another win, 24-16, to move to 3-0 on the season.
After a slow start for both sides, the Spartan offense found the end zone halfway through the first quarter, when quarterback Tony Henner connected with wide receiver Raymon Porchia on a 70-yard touchdown pass and a 7-0 lead. But the Monarchs got on the board shortly after, when they blocked a punt, forcing the Spartans to kick the loose ball out of the end zone for a safety and a 7-2 lead.
But the Spartans regained momentum in the second quarter when Henner found wide receiver Dominique Washington for a quick 40-yard touchdown, and a 14-2 lead. The Monarchs struck later in the second quarter, closing the gap with a 10-yard touchdown run and failed two-point conversion, to make it 14-8, where it would stay until halftime.
On their second offensive series of the second half, the Spartans began a long, clock-eating march that culminated in a 40-yard Charlie Henke field goal, upping the lead to 17-8.
After the defense forced a Monarch punt, Henner found Porchia for a 20-yard touchdown, putting the Spartans up, 24-8.
The Monarchs came back late in the fourth quarter with another touchdown and two-point conversion, to close it to 24-16.
The Spartans (3-0) travel to Westosha Central High School to take on the conference rival Southern Lakes Blue Devils at 6 p.m. Saturday. The Blue Devils (0-3) are already desperate for a win after losing the first three games of the season.
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that requires an enemy. It's not that there are not real enemies too. It's just that we seem to always be auditioning new ones should the old ones go away. Happily, with Islam, we seem to have struck on an enemy we can be at war with till the end of time. Of course, we also seem to be declaring war on the Church too. What we fail to realize is that , although the Church will be here to the end of time, the United States of America will not be–and that the best way to hasten our destruction is make war on God.
There Does Seem to Be Something in our National Psychology…
Related posts from Catholic and Enjoying It!:
- Randall Jennings
Enemy formation is certainly how any group acquires solidity. Some would argue its how "culture," as we know it, was born. And then, there is this pesky issue of anyone suggesting that the victim of our scapegoating may be innocent, and what tectonic ripples that might cause… http://www.gil-bailie.com/2012/11/from-archives-poetry-of-truth-part-170.html
- http://davidgriffey.blogspot.com/ Dave G.
Though you can't help but wonder just who are these real enemies. After all, if you line up all the various criticisms of America and its dealings over the years, there just aren't any that aren't criticized by someone. The article linked to mentions the Kaiser, the Kremlin, and now these pesky Muslims. We've seen others argue we had no business getting involved in Nazi Germany's affairs. And any good American knows there are those who suggest Japan was simply an innocent victim of evil racist American imperialism. So when you start adding the criticisms up, you can't help but wonder just who these real enemies are, since just about every enemy in the past has someone saying it was all bogus, and an invention America's warped collective mind.
- Thinking
When a people lose faith in Old Scratch and his minions of Power and Principality, well… As a Great and Famous writer once penned, "Supernature abhors a vacuum."
- tz
Sharia law, Canon law, they want to impose it, what's the difference? (note I did not say Natural Law)
Burkas, Contaception, both are the war on women.
They hate our freedoms! especially the right to choose! They're terrorists!
Except that for 2000 years starting with Peter's triple denial, the church has always been corrupt (the number of miters has always been exceeded by the number of crooks) , I would have expected at least ONE bishop here in the USA (instead of say, China) to write something about torture, habeas corpus, assassination drones, indefinite detention, the Magna Charta (a bishop, Stephen Langton was responsible for!), warrantless wiretaps, national security letters, infiltrating Mosques with informants, etc.
Of course Cardinal George said his successor would die under "indefinite detention", and his successor would be killed by an "assassination drone" (note: I just updated the terms to 2012). Is it resignation to the fate, or some kind of cheering on the Tribulation and Armageddon?
The Church used to be at the forefront of human rights – we invented due process and many things in the Constitution (recently discarded). Now the Bishop of LA is calling for passage of the DREAM act, not for the repeal of any of the far more serious things.
William Roper: So, now you give the Devil the benefit of law!
Sir Thomas More: Yes! What would you do? Cut a great road through the law to get after the Devil?
William Roper: Yes, I'd cut down every law in England to do that!
Sir Thomas More: Oh? And when the last law was down, and the Devil turned 'round on you, where would you hide, Roper, the laws all being flat? This country is planted thick with laws, from coast to coast, Man's laws, not God's! And if you cut them down, and you're just the man to do it, do you really think you could stand upright in the winds that would blow then? Yes, I'd give the Devil benefit of law, for my own safety's sake!


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A man is in custody after a robbery at the Rite Aid Pharmacy in Gardiner this morning.
Police say Jesse Mansir, 31, of Gardiner, was hiding in a wooded area off of Harrison Avenue.
Police found and arrested him just after 7 p.m. after an extensive manhunt.
Mansir allegedly awalked to the pharmacy counter this morning and handed the clerk a note demanding drugs.
Police say Mansir mentioned a firearm but a gun was not seen.
He's being held at Kennebec County Jail.


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[Group of Schoolchildren with Books]
Description: Photograph of a group of schoolchildren visited by the Bookmobile. The twenty boys and girls are standing in three rows. A girl in the back row is holding books in her right arm. In the background, there are trees and a house.
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Welcome to Imjshop.com
Adolfo Roitman
This publication accompanies the exhibition at the Israel Museum, Jerusalem. The exhibition is devoted to the longest and perhaps most important of the Dead Sea Scrolls housed in the Israel Museum's Shrine of the Book. It traces the story of the Temple Scroll, presenting the Scroll itself, together with other manuscripts, archaeological finds, and works of art, in order to reveal diverse aspects of the material and spiritual world of the Qumran community to which the Scrolls are attributed and to examine one of the most crucial elements of Jewish identity - the institution of the Temple.
2003, English
Hardcover, 166 pages, Richly Illustrated
The Israel Museum, Jerusalem
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text: Chris is booted from the Youth Scouts, so Peter takes the family to the Big Apple to get him reinstated. But when Peter takes a wrong turn, they end up at a Native American casino where Lois hits the slot machine once too often, losing the family car. Peter must embark on a vision quest into the forest to prove he has Native American blood to get the car back - where he meets up with his idol, the Fonz.


text: The City Archives is now using ArchivesSpace as our online public access catalog. The information previously available in our "Guide to the Records in the City of Boston Archives" which was created with grant funding from the National Historical Publications and Records Commission (NHPRC) is now available in our catalog. Our catalog contains detailed descriptive information about our collections and provides links to finding aids and online digital access when available.


text: I'm 31-year-old mother of 3 and looking to find a doctor in the Virginia Beach area for a Tummy Tuck. I have really bad stretch marks and loose skin on my belly and want it gone ASAP! But of course I'm very worried about money and finding a good doctor. Does anyone know a good doctor in my area who offers this procedure?