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A lot of people were outraged when they saw the photo of the girls. However, the family members of the poster said it was a joke.
|See the unedited version of the kids. See how sad they look :-(
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Rewinding the forward experience because we're walking the constant line
Which brings me to question now, are any of us any longer looking for the exit sign?
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Hi guys! Joined the forum this week and have started to order/eBay parts for my first Boba Fett Costume. My wife and I were talking about SW last week and she jokingly said, "I wouldn't mind if we had a full sized Boba Fett in the house. So I'm holding her to it!
I snagged a jetpack from MoW studio, and I discovered what I think is a Mystery Helmet on Ebay.
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I'm a designer by day, so I've got experience building/painting etc. Hopefully it pays off!
I've ordered a girth belt, jumpsuit, and some long costume wigs to make wookie scalps.
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Today my little Tucker turns 2 years old! I woke up this morning to find him stretched out and leaning against my legs. He opened his sleepy little eyes and started purring as soon as he saw I was awake and ready to pet him. I'll have had him for 2 years in early June, and I must say that I am so thankful that I found him and made him my own. He has SUCH personality, and he's also full of affection - not only for me, but also for anyone who comes into our home. I love the little guy, and he is certainly part of making our house a home. The top picture is when he was a little kitty baby. He passed out on the scrapbook table. The bottom one is from when we were packing to move last summer... he's all grown up!
My best gal Steph reminded me today that both myself and our other best pal Amanda are having birthdays in a few weeks. I realized that I have spent more time thinking about turning 25 (I promise that post is in the works and coming soon!) than I have about a birthday wish list. My parents have already gotten me a gym bag I wanted, and mom is taking me to Gatlingburg for a fun weekend of shopping and seeing the mountains.
So I spent some time thinking throughout the day since I read her email, and these are some things that could be delightful to receive (and these are not in any particular order):
~ Cash or gift cards. No, it's not personal or thoughtful. But if you want to throw some money to your Melanie, she promises she won't put it in her money market. She'll force herself to spend it on something on her Gatlinburg shopping trip (she really needs to find a summer-appropriate purse, one of the main goals of the trip) or on something that she wouldn't normally buy. And gift cards to places like The Limited, Fleet Feet Sports, Target, iTunes or other pertinent stores you know Melanie shops at are always nice to have.
~ Gift certificate for the Rain Tree Salon and Spa. This is where I go to get my hair cut. They have a bunch of other services that I've never done, so if you were like "Get a massage and use this toward it!" then I'd use it on something fun like that or something else that I never do instead of something boring like a hair cut. Although I am contemplating coloring my hair. Stay tuned on that one. Spa trips are more fun with gals, so you could of course go with me if you're able to do so!
~ Sweet Home Alabama - as in the DVD with Reese Witherspoon. I've always loved this movie (and not just because her character's name is Melanie), but I've somehow never managed to get a copy.
~ Body by Victoria Bikini style panties, medium. Any color or fun pattern that is not white, black, tan, or pink (patterns with a little pink are acceptable). These are usually on sale for 3 for $30. I have a good number of them now in my drawer, but it's always good to get some new undies and throw out any as they wear out. You can never have too many of these. (And stop gasping that I don't like pink...)
~ A book called Discerning the Voice of God: How to Recognize When God Speaks by Priscilla Shirer. I heard her speak this past weekend, and she was amazing. As soon as she mentioned writing this book, it sounded exactly like something useful for my life. I'm always questioning if things I hear are God or just my own voice saying what I want to hear.
~ Anything that anyone has discovered that makes life easier, more fun, more fulfilling, more luxurious and so on and so forth... especially life as a woman. Seriously, this is up for grabs. I use things a lot of times because they work for other people. So if you know something I need in my life, send it on.
~ A MacBook. OK, so I know no one is going to get me that. But just throwing it out there since technically it's on my "wish list" right now. I'll probably buy one at the end of the summer.
~ Hey Steph, is there a "my best friend graduated from Harvard Law" shirt at the bookstore? Because I would totally wear it with pride. And I'd feel really cool. :)
~ I heart this shirt. And this one. Probably a medium because I think they run small. Certainly overpriced for t-shirts, but I still think they're cute.
~ I never got the last season (seven, I think) of Gilmore Girls on DVD, but I have all the others. So I could use it to finish the collection.
I suppose this isn't the best list ever. It's hard because I am generally really hard to fit both for clothes and shoes, so I have to do that kind of shopping myself most of the time. Not only that, but now that I live and work in the real world I have real money (not a lot, but real nonetheless) so I usually just go buy anything I really want or need. I've tried to think of things here that I wouldn't normally go get myself. I hope this helps those interested!
And if you live out of the area and/or are a fairly new friend, I would be willing to share my address should you want to mail me a card... even if it's just an e-card. :)


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U.S. review gives boost to Keystone oil pipeline
By Timothy Gardner
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Keystone XL oil pipeline got a boost on Friday when the State Department said the project would not likely change the rate at which Canada's oil sands are developed, discounting fears it would be responsible for additional greenhouse gas emissions.
The report is far from the last word on Keystone. The environmental assessment must be finalized after the public comment. Then federal agencies will have 90 days to work with the State Department to determine whether the pipeline is in the national interest.
TransCanada Corp's proposed project is "unlikely to have a substantial impact" on development of Alberta's oil sands, the world's third-richest oil deposit, the Department said in a long-awaited report of more than 2,000 pages. It said the pipeline would result in "no substantial change in global greenhouse gas emissions."
The more than 800,000 barrel per day pipeline would have little environmental impact on most resources along its proposed route, provided the company takes certain measures to make it safer, the review added.
Supporters of the project, which would bring oil to Texas refineries, have dismissed concerns it would lead to additional greenhouse gas emissions, saying the oil would reach markets regardless of whether the pipeline is built.
President Barack Obama rejected the line in 2011 on concerns about its route through ecologically sensitive regions of Nebraska and after several high-profile spills on lines carrying Canadian crude.
Subsequently TransCanada issued a new route for the pipeline, which Friday's assessment took into consideration.
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(from Belmont Park report)
My Mammy, a runaway Delaware maiden winner in her first and only start, gets tested for class Sunday in the 101st edition of the Astoria for 2-year-old fillies at Belmont Park. Juvenile colts are also in the spotlight with the 115th running of the Tremont.
Both races carry a $100,000-added purse and are contested at 5 1/2 furlongs.
My Mammy, a filly by Came Home and a half sister to grade I winner Bandini, faces six rivals in the Astoria. She is trained by the Laurel-based Hamilton Smith. Naturally Smith, who saddled My Mammy to a wire-to-wire, tour de force 13-length victory June 11, has high hopes for the filly.
"She's been training great going into this," said Smith, who also entered Delaware maiden winner Izzy Speaking in the Tremont. "We've got no excuses going in. We liked her going into her first race and she didn't disappoint us. She's the kind of horse that's done everything right all along; no issues with the gate, paddock, or shipping to a new racetrack."
My Mammy handled the unfamiliar surroundings of Delaware Park after preparing for her career debut at Laurel Park. Racing over a sloppy track first out, she opened up by three lengths at the first call, widened her lead on the turn and easily coasted away to score over Pill Jam and Red Birdie. She completed the 4 1/2-furlong race in :51 4/5.
"She's very quick out of the gate and I think she's got enough speed to put herself anywhere she wants early on," Smith said. "As for this race, I'll leave everything up to (jockey Edgar) Prado. I'm sure he'll have her wherever she's comfortable."
Like My Mammy, Pure and Simple enters the Astoria off a Delaware Park maiden victory -- in a quarter mile dash. By Trippi, Pure and Simple starts for trainer Molly Pearson.
Champion trainer Todd Pletcher enters the 1-2 punch of Bridal Song and Glacken's Gal.
Glacken's Gal already owns a victory at Belmont Park, having won her debut versus New York-breds on May 31. Glacken's Gal vied inside early, fought her way to the lead off the turn, and kicked clear of Blue Devil Bel, who returned to break her maiden here Wednesday as the favorite. Glacken's Gal, by sprint champion Smoke Glacken, completed her five-furlong debut in :58.
Bridal Song, by Vicar, broke poorly in her debut, but closed from fifth to win first out June 1 by a bare nose as the 3-5 favorite.
Dubit starts for trainer Steve Asmussen's powerhouse 2-year-old operation and enters the Astoria off a determined wire-to-wire Churchill Downs win June 10. Dubit, by E Dubai, already owns a victory at the Astoria distance.
Seven colts and geldings were entered in the Tremont. Pletcher, who entered Fort Drum, Holidaze and Ready's Image, is out for his fourth career victory in this race.
Fort Drum beat New York-breds in his professional debut at Belmont June 1, completing the five-furlong dash in a solid :58 3/5 after a less-than-perfect beginning. Ready's Image, a $410,000 yearling purchase by More Than Ready , won first out at Keeneland in April, then finished third over a sloppy track in Churchill's Kentucky Breeders' Cup (gr. III). Holidaze, fifth in his career debut at Keeneland, enters the Tremont off a head maiden win at Monmouth at odds of 1-5. He is by freshman sire Harlan's Holiday.
Pearson entered Nordic Wind, an impressive Delaware maiden winner in May. By an obscure sire in Cartwright, Nordic Wind won his first race going wire-to-wire. Nordic Wind ran his 4 1/2-furlong debut in :51 4/5.
Asmussen has Lantana Mob, a recent Churchill maiden winner, entered in the Tremont. Lantana Mob is by Posse, who scored the biggest victory of his career at Belmont Park in the 2003 Riva Ridge (gr. II), now called the Woody Stephens.
$100,000 Astoria Stakes (Race 6, 3:36 p.m.), 2-Year-Old Fillies, 5 1/2 Furlongs
PP. Horse, Jockey
1. Glacken's Gal (NY), John R. Velazquez
2. Snow Storm Lady (FL), Eibar Coa
3. Pure and Simple (FL), Kendrick Carmouche
4. Dubit (KY), Garrett K. Gomez
5. Halcyon (MD), Luis Garcia
6. My Mammy (KY), Edgar S. Prado
7. Bridal Song (KY), Kent J. Desormeaux
Each assigned 118 pounds.
$100,000 Tremont Stakes (Race 8, 4:40 p.m.), 2-Year-Olds, 5 1/2 Furlongs
PP. Horse, Jockey
1. Fast Talking (MD), Fernando Jara
2. Fort Drum (NY), Kent J. Desormeaux
3. Holidaze (KY), Cornelio H. Velasquez
4. Nordic Wind (IL), Kendrick Carmouche
5. Lantana Mob (KY), Garrett K. Gomez
6. Twenty Eight Hours (KY), Edgar S. Prado
7. Ready's Image (MD), John R. Velazquez
8. Izzy Speaking (MD), Eibar Coa
Each assigned 119 pounds.
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Police believe a body found with a sports-utility vehicle that rolled 1,000 feet down an embankment is that of a Tooele woman missing for months.
Jane Ashby, 62, disappeared July 31 after telling her family that she was going to a meeting for work. In reality, there was no such meeting, and her family feared she was suicidal.
After police and family members combed canyons and campgrounds in Salt Lake and Utah counties that she was known to frequent, an extensive search came up empty.
But just before 1 p.m. Saturday, a Boy Scout troop was hiking near the Bingham Copper Mine lookout when they found Ashby's vehicle. Police found a body and Ashby's personal identification as well.
"We have every reason to believe that it is her," said Tooele police Sgt. Lonnie Collings.
However, police are waiting to close the case until a medical examiner can confirm the body is Ashby's. Collings was unsure of when that would happen.
It appears the woman's red Ford Escape had gone off a road about 1,000 feet above where the Boy Scouts found it, Lonnings said. It rolled several times on its way down before crashing into dense brush and aspen trees.
Searchers had traveled the same road multiple times, but the crash site is invisible from that road, Collings said. The brush is so dense, even the Boy Scouts did not see the Ford Escape until they were about 15 to 20 feet away from it, the sergeant added.
Ashby's family feared that she was trying to kill herself when she disappeared. Police said that the purchasing history on Ashby's credit card showed that she bought some household cleaning chemicals that can give off deadly fumes. Michelle Gray, Ashby's daughter, said in a previous interview that her mother was depressed after the passing of her husband in December.
Graves described her mother a "pillar of the community" who was generous and considerate of others.
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Small Business Administration:
Observations on the Disaster Loan Program
GAO-03-721T: Published: May 1, 2003. Publicly Released: May 1, 2003.
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This testimony discusses the role of the Small Business Administration's (SBA) Disaster Loan Program in responding to the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, general performance measures for the program, and the effects of SBA's program to sell loans to private investors on disaster loans and their borrowers. In reviewing SBA's loan sales program, which includes disaster loans, we identified three areas needing improvement: tracking borrower inquiries and complaints; sales budgeting and accounting which affect the reliability of SBA financial statements and budget information; and reporting on the operational benefits of the loans sales. This testimony focuses on SBA's (1) response to the September 11 terrorist attacks; (2) performance plans and measures for its Disaster Loan program; and (3) loan assets sales program, which involves selling disaster and other loans.
The nature of the September 11 attacks and subsequent government actions presented SBA's Disaster Loan Program with new and difficult challenges. Specifically, small businesses in both the declared disaster areas and around the nation suffered economic injury. SBA sought to respond to the concerns of small businesses in the months following September 11by extending eligibility for economic injury loans nationwide--a marked change from earlier disasters that affected primarily businesses in one geographic location. In addition, SBA modified both the terms and lending practices of its Disaster Loan Program. We found that SBA had adapted its Disaster Loan Program to respond to the needs of September 11 victims but that SBA's performance measures did not provide congressional decisions makers with an accurate description of the program's performance. In addition, some output measures had not kept up with SBA's actual progress in assisting disaster victims. Further we identified features in SBA's description of its Disaster Loan Program in the 2002 and 2003 performance plans that made assessing the agency's progress in attaining its strategic goals difficult. Our review of SBA's five loan sales from August 1999 to January 2002 revealed that 85 percent of the $4.4 billion in loans sold were disaster assistance home and business loans. SBA established some policies to protect borrowers whose loans were sold. In trying to determine how borrowers reacted to having their loans sold, we found that SBA relied on borrower inquiries and complaints to determine whether purchasers of the loans were using prudent loan servicing practices. However, information o n borrowers' reaactions was incomplete because SBA did not have a comprehensive process to capture the inquiries and complaints it recieves. Moreover, we found serious issues in SBA's budgeting and accounting for the loans sold, as well as the remainder of the portfolio. In addition, there were significant unexplained declines in the subsidy allowance for the disaster program. SBA is continuing to work on resolving its accounting and financial reporting problems. Finally, our analysis of the operational benefits from loan sales suggested that some benefits that SBA reported, such as reductions in servicing and workload volume, either had not yet materialized or were overstated.
Jun 15, 2017
Memory Supplements:Clarifying FDA and FTC Roles Could Strengthen Oversight and Enhance Consumer AwarenessGAO-17-416: Published: May 16, 2017. Publicly Released: Jun 15, 2017.
May 31, 2017
Small Business Research Programs:Most Agencies Met Spending Requirements, but DOD and EPA Need to Improve Data ReportingGAO-17-453: Published: May 31, 2017. Publicly Released: May 31, 2017.
May 4, 2017
Small Business Research Programs:Status of Prior RecommendationsGAO-17-594T: Published: May 4, 2017. Publicly Released: May 4, 2017.
Apr 26, 2017
Small Business Administration:Actions Taken to Help Improve Disaster Loan AssistanceGAO-17-566T: Published: Apr 26, 2017. Publicly Released: Apr 26, 2017.
Apr 25, 2017
Small Business Research Programs:Additional Actions Needed to Implement Fraud, Waste, and Abuse Prevention RequirementsGAO-17-337: Published: Apr 25, 2017. Publicly Released: Apr 25, 2017.
Mar 29, 2017
Private Deposit Insurance:Credit Unions Largely Complied with Disclosure Rules, but Rules Should Be ClarifiedGAO-17-259: Published: Mar 29, 2017. Publicly Released: Mar 29, 2017.
Mar 2, 2017
HUBZone Program:Oversight Has Improved But Some Weaknesses RemainGAO-17-456T: Published: Mar 2, 2017. Publicly Released: Mar 2, 2017.
Jan 12, 2017
Terrorism Risk Insurance:Market Challenges May Exist for Current Structure and Alternative ApproachesGAO-17-62: Published: Jan 12, 2017. Publicly Released: Jan 12, 2017.
Jan 9, 2017
Flood Insurance:FEMA Needs to Address Data Quality and Consider Company Characteristics When Revising Its Compensation MethodologyGAO-17-36: Published: Dec 8, 2016. Publicly Released: Jan 9, 2017.
Nov 21, 2016
Small Business Administration:Agency Has Controls to Comply with Paperwork Reduction Act but Could Improve Accessibility and Consistency of Disaster Loan InformationGAO-17-67: Published: Nov 21, 2016. Publicly Released: Nov 21, 2016.
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With demand on the rise, West Seattle Tool Library to expand hours
Announcement from the West Seattle Tool Library (part of Sustainable West Seattle):
West Seattle Tool Library Expands Summer Hours
The West Seattle Tool Library announces extended hours for the summer. As of July 1st, WSTL is adding hours on Tuesdays from 5-8 pm. They are also adjusting their hours on Thursday and weekends to serve more member requests for tools and workshop use.
"We're expanding our hours to keep up with demand for our tools," said WSTL Manager Micah Summers. "Our new hours should help accommodate more people and increase the convenience of checking tools in and out."
The new West Seattle Tool Library summer schedule begins July 1st:
Tuesday 5-8 pm (new day)
Thursday 5-8 pm (new hours)
Saturday 11 am - 4 pm (new hours)
Sunday 11 am -4 pm (new hours)
The West Seattle Tool Library is a non-profit, community service, offering access to a collection of over 1,500 tools. With more than 1,000 members, the tool library has helped build orchards, playgrounds, greenhouses and supported thousands of home, yard and neighborhood projects.
The West Seattle Tool Library is located at:
Youngstown Cultural Arts Center
4408 Delridge Way SW
Seattle, WA 98106
The West Seattle Tool Library is a project of Sustainable West Seattle and was made possible by a neighborhood grant from the Seattle Department of Neighborhoods and is powered by the LocalTools.com lending library management system. Go to WSToolLibrary.org for more information.
For more information contact:
Kate Kaemerle
We encourage our readers to comment. No registration is required. We ask that you keep your comments free of profanity and keep them civil. They are moderated and objectionable comments will be removed.


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Bashaud Breeland is 'getting back to that love and passion that I always had' this year.
Norman said his performance in his first season in Washington shows he was more than "a system guy."
The learning continues for the players. Whether it's young players, guys in the middle of their careers, or venturing toward the tail-end of theirs, Washington's players talk a lot about the lessons they're learning this time of year.
- D.C. Sports Bog
- Perspective
Tale of financial woes and violent inclinations has sad echoes for Washington sports fans.
Wrong state, NFL Shop. Wrong, wrong, wrong, wrong, wrong, wrong state.
- Perspective
With training camp opening in a month, there are reasons to feel good about the team's direction. But there are more reasons to remain cautious.
- Analysis
The Redskins this week hold their final stretch of voluntary practices, and then comes the mandatory three-day minicamp next week.
- Analysis
Mike Jones, will, however, answer your questions about the revamped defense and its new coordinator, Ondre Pipkins and tweeners.
With 12 contenders for half as many spots, Redskins wide receiver battle should be highlight of offseason
So the Redskins coaches and talent evaluators were sitting there thinking, "We like what we saw from our running game in the second half of the season, but we think we can do better." Rob Kelley was thinking the same thing.
This is the worst time of the year on the NFL calendar, but it's also the best time to follow Redskins players on Instagram.
The offseason practice season is designed to give players a foundation for training camp, when the position battles begin in earnest.
Redskins OTA observations, analysis: Trent Williams, Jordan Reed still absent; Josh Doctson sits out
The latest observations and analysis from the Post's reporters in Ashburn during the Redskins' Wednesday practice.