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"I watched it a second time, and I was more convinced there was a lot of sense to it," he said. "You can't catch a tennis ball up against your body. You have to catch it with your hands."
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Coming off a lovely Punk Valentines Day show at Wassenberg Art Center in Van Wert, Vanity Crash will rock out Saturday March 18 at Yorktown Lanes in Parma Hts, beautiful venue with great seating and views. There is No Cover charge and the show starts at 9:00pm. Thomas will bring his David Bowie multimedia retrospect and weave the presentation between Vanity Crash sets throughout the night. To complement the Bowie show, Vanity Crash is adding a few more Bowie songs and doing an extended Bowie set.
If you haven't seen us in a while, besides Thomas killing it on drums, we have Bill being wild on guitar and the lovely Ally belting out her young pipes. This line up is rock steady and blowing audiences away. So much so, Vanity Crash got a standing ovation at the Wassenberg Art Center.
We are excited to be back in the Cleveland area and look forward to seeing you at Yorktown!
Saturday, March 18, 9:00pm
Yorktown Lanes – 6218 Pearl Road, Parma Heights, OH 44130
Vanity Crash was born on stage under hot lights in the
crucible of sound and fury as the glam-punk band The Angry
Inch in Cleveland Public Theater's production of the rock musical Hedwig and the Angry Inch. Ever since, Vanity Crash has been dressing up and throwing down with eye-popping
synchronized light shows, outrageous stage costumes and provocative attitude, opening for the likes of the New York Dolls, Poison, Semi Precious Weapons, the Darkness, and Gogol Bordello. The band placed songs in the movies Kingsbury Run and Hellweek. Their recent acclaimed tributes to David Bowie include timeless gems performed live alongside their own incendiary originals.
Jeff Niesel of Scene magazine says, "One of the only bands on the local circuit that keeps the glam rock flame burning brightly, Vanity Crash has been going strong for a decade now, pumping out good, gritty records with regularity."
Dennis has played guitar for Queue Up, System 56, Verdanzen and The Times. Dennis has composed original scores for numerous plays, including the musical version of Lysistrata and the recent hit at Cleveland Public Theatre, Shakespeare's Titus. Dennis served as musical director and guitarist for Hedwig and the Angry Inch and Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson.
DeLee has performed with Pointillism Jazz Consort and Weathervane Playhouse in Newark. She teaches acting in Great Lakes Theater's in-school residency program, one of the most successful artist-in-residence programs in the country. She will appear in the musical Heathers in Cleveland in 2016.
Thomas has appeared in Letters From Camp, Modern Time, The Clean, Haywire and Cats on Holiday. He has performed in the orchestra pit for theatrical productions ranging from West Side Story to Music Man to The Rocky Horror Picture Show. As a solo performance artist he has performed in theatres, cafes, bookstores and junkyards throughout the Midwest, New York City, Baltimore and Paris.

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A new clause has been added to the Equality Bill to discourage employers from asking job applicants about their health in the early stages of recruitment.The aim of the new clause is to "prevent a disabled person from being screened out solely on the basis of their disability without first being given the opportunity to show they have the skills and competencies for the job," according to government minister Vera Baird, who is piloting the bill through the House of Commons.
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Writer in Residence Charles Hood in conversation with Don Bachardy: "On Portraiture"
Beach=Culture at the Annenberg Community Beach House
Monday, December 3, 2012 from 6:30 PM to 8:00 PM (PST)
Event Details
5:15-6:15pm Docents available to discuss the site at the Marion Davies Guest House
6:30-8:00pm Interview
Living in L.A., we are witness to an exciting period in art. World-renowned painter Don Bachardy and Writer in Residence Charles Hood take a tour of the pleasures and terrors of some of that art, with a special emphasis on portraiture. What makes something a good or bad picture? What is it like to sit still for two hours while a stranger stares at you? How do we create hand-made art and find meaning in a world of instant photographs? With the rise of abstraction and conceptual art, where do the questions of traditional skill and craft come in, and how do representational artists fit into current trends? Hood and Bachardy's interview (which may grow feisty at times) will cover examples from classical art history, the modern cult of celebrity and fame, and pieces of recent art that have knocked their socks off.
Charles Hood begins his Residency November 26, and is working from the Resident Office upstairs in the Marion Davies Guest House through February 4, 2013. He holds public drop-in office hours most Saturdays from 11am-2pm. Hood is spending his time at the Beach House working on a series of fictional biographies currently titled Back Stories, based around the "orphaned portraits" created by Don Bachardy over many years. Bachardy is a longtime resident of Santa Monica and his life with author Christopher Isherwood has been immortalized in print and on the screen. Bachardy's works have been featured in exhibitions across the country, with portraits residing in the collections of the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, the de Young Museum in San Francisco, the Huntington Library and Gallery, the Fogg Art Museum at Harvard University, the Smithsonian Institute and the National Portrait Gallery, London. Among the portraits Bachardy made of the known and the beautiful (Tom Ford, Ginger Rogers, Henry Fonda), he also painted sitters whose identities are now lost — a friend of a friend of a friend, a surfer he met on the beach, an amateur model. With these "orphans" there is often little but a date, or possibly a name. Hood's project weaves a fictional history for these faces, welcoming them back to the common narrative.
A Los Angeles native, Charles Hood has been a dishwasher, a factory worker, a ski instructor, and a nature guide in Africa. He attended Glendale College, Cal State Northridge, U.C. Irvine and the University of Utah, and also did Fulbright work in New Guinea, translating tribal poetry. For birdwatching, photography, or writing research, he has been to the South Pole (on a National Science Foundation Artists and Writers Grant), to each of the continents, and most of the way to the North Pole. His ninth book won the Hollis Summers poetry prize and will be released this spring by Ohio University Press; his eighth book, 25 Tigers, came out last month. His current projects include a survey of the Solar System titled 200 Moons, and a meditation on faith and history titled Melville in the Holy Land. Hood teaches writing, photography, and journalism at Antelope Valley College. He lives in Palmdale with a wife, a cat, a dog, two kayaks, and five mountain bikes. Follow his Residency updates in person or at beachhouseair.blogspot.com.
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Directions: The Beach House is located at 415 Pacific Coast Highway, Santa Monica, CA 90402 on the west side of Pacific Coast Highway, a half mile north of the California Incline and a half mile south of Chautauqua Blvd. Plenty of public parking is available - enter off PCH at the Beach House Way traffic light. The facility is easily accessible by foot or bike from the beach bike path, although the Beach closes at sunset. There is ample bike parking at racks throughout the site - remember to bring your own lock.
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Stars Attend the "Oblivion" Premiere in L.A.
Hoping for a big opening when it hits theaters next week, Tom Cruise and Morgan Freeman, Olga Kurylenko were on hand for the Los Angeles premiere of "Oblivion" at the Dolby Theatre on Wednesday (April 10).
Directed by Joseph Kosinski, the sci-fi flick follows a veteran who is assigned to extract a destroyed Earth's remaining resources and begins to question his mission and reality itself.
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by Richard Thompson
A man is like a rusty wheel
On a rusty cart
He sings his song as he rattles along
and then he falls apart.
And we'll sing hallelujah
At the turning of the year
And we work all day in the old fashioned way
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Brentwood, CA :: In her bid for ultimate fitness, Reese Witherspoon was spotted pounding the pavement yesterday afternoon with a female friend (trainer?). The Oscar-winning actress was snapped clocking up the miles, all sweaty and puffed-out. Also yesterday, Reese sued Star magazine for their tabloid fabricated story that she was pregnant with her third child. OOPS! Star's article suggested that Reese wasn't telling producers of her upcoming films that she was pregnant and was hiding her changing body under 1920s-style swimsuits, baggy clothing and "Empire-waist dresses." Don't mess with the highest paid actress in Hollywood! More pictures in the gallery including Reese and hubby Ryan Phillippe out and about in Brentwood this past Tuesday!


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Current gas prices are defying normal trends, and most drivers are hoping the pattern continues.
For the past three years, gas prices in Georgia have increased by about 52 cents from March 1 to May 1. So far this year, gas prices have only risen by 10 cents since mid-March.
"My Jeep uses a lot of gas, so I bought a motorcycle four or five months ago to save money on gas. I drive that around town, but take my Jeep for longer trips," said Estevan Chavez, a 22-year-old Gainesville resident. "I'm moving to Dahlonega next month, but will have to drive back here for classes at Gainesville State College, so for the sake of my (wallet), I hope prices stay low."
The average price for a gallon of regular fuel in Georgia is $1.914; a week ago the price was $1.916. Even though the prices have only gone down marginally during the past week, the price is around 10 cents higher than a month ago when the price was only $1.82.
Despite the significant increase from month to month, the current prices are still not as high as they usually are in the spring.
"All along we've said that gas prices tend to follow consistent seasonal prices, but this year it doesn't appear that we're going to see the spikes in springtime prices that we've become accustomed to seeing," said Gregg Laskoski, public relations director for AAA South.
Although AAA officials say they don't make predictions about future gas prices, they do say they have some ideas about what drivers can expect to pay at the pump during the summer season.
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Fact Sheets: Waterwise Gardening
Plants and Ponds
Josh Byrne, 14/04/2012
Josh visits a large productive water plant nursery to see how plants keep ponds clean and healthy
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Josh Byrne, 05/11/2011
Josh Byrne prepares for the summer heat, by flushing and repairing irrigation lines
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Geoff Williams from NSW shares his tip on watering tricky plants
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Jerry Coleby-Williams gets stuck into his succulents and cacti, doing some much needed maintenance before the hot weather arrives
Guilfoyle's Volcano
John Patrick, 03/09/2011
John Patrick visits the RBG Melbourne to see Guilfoyle's Volcano, a spectacular new project that has restored an original part of the garden, hidden from view for nearly a century
Jean's Garden
Josh Byrne, 27/08/2011
Josh Byrne visits a gardener who has turned a steep and rocky block into a bustling garden full of natives, roses and ornamental trees
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Stephen Ryan, 09/07/2011
Chris Shale from Sydney shares his tip on working with irrigation hosing
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Josh Byrne, 02/07/2011
If you love to grow plants but you're running out of space, well I've got a solution for you - a simple and inexpensive hydroponic system that you can make yourself
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Josh Byrne, 04/06/2011
After the hottest summer on record, Josh is taking stock of his native front garden by looking at what has thrived and replacing those plants that haven't
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Josh Byrne, 28/05/2011
Josh Byrne visits an unusual house in Fremantle, where the garden has been designed to provide shelter, shade and security
Autumn Vegies
Josh Byrne, 02/04/2011
Josh Byrne plants vegies for the season ahead including lettuce, broccolini and beans
Gardening With Fish
Colin Campbell, 26/02/2011
Colin Campbell meets an aquaponics expert to find out how to set up a system to grow fresh fish and vegetables at home
Ilda's Garden
Josh Byrne, 19/02/2011
Josh Byrne visits a spectacular award-winning garden in the hills outside Perth and meets the brilliant gardener behind it all
Colin Campbell, 19/02/2011
Colin Campbell explores a series of demonstration gardens in Brisbane that highlight different ways to use native plants
The Vegie Guide - February
Stephen Ryan, 12/02/2011
What's good to plant in vegie gardens around the country
The Point Preschool
Angus Stewart, 22/01/2011
Angus Stewart visits Gardening Australia's 2008 Gardener of the Year runner-up
A Townsville Garden
Colin Campbell, 15/01/2011
Colin Campbell explores a stunning garden in which the owners have managed to overcome the challenging Townsville conditions
Gardening in Townsville
Colin Campbell, 15/01/2011
Colin Campbell discusses Townsville's challenging horticultural conditions
Teresa Rocchi's Garden
Josh Byrne, 11/12/2010
Josh Byrne explores a small, creative garden in South Fremantle, WA
Summer Jobs
Jane Edmanson, 04/12/2010
Jane Edmanson shows how to protect plants and soil from the ravages of summer
Protecting with Plants
Jerry Coleby-Williams, 20/11/2010
Jerry Coleby-Williams shows how you can use plants to protect a vegie bed from overheating and drying
Reviving Succulents
Sophie Thomson, 11/09/2010
Sophie Thomson demonstrates how to revive one of her favourite plants
Building a Vegie Bed
Josh Byrne, 31/07/2010
Josh Byrne shows how to build a vegie bed that can move house when you do
Planting the No-Dig Garden
Leonie Norrington, 31/07/2010
Leonie Norrington plants a range of hardy edibles into her no-dig garden
A Garden in the Bush
Jane Edmanson, 17/07/2010
Jane Edmanson explores a creative garden in Rushworth, VIC
Gardening in Central Victoria
Jane Edmanson, 17/07/2010
Jane Edmanson discusses the challenging gardening conditions with two Bendigo locals
Succulents for the Shade
Sophie Thomson, 26/06/2010
Sophie Thomson offers practical advice for planting in dry shady conditions
Teresa Rocchi's Garden
Josh Byrne, 19/06/2010
Josh Byrne explores a small, creative garden in South Fremantle, WA
Protecting Your Mulch
Leonie Norrington, 12/06/2010
Leonie Norrington gets creative to solve a chicken problem
A Fremantle Garden
Josh Byrne, 01/05/2010
Josh Byrne explores a Fremantle garden created in difficult conditions
Gardening in Ballarat
Jane Edmanson, 24/04/2010
Jane Edmanson discusses gardening conditions with locals in Ballarat
High on a Hill
Jane Edmanson, 24/04/2010
Jane Edmanson visits a thriving garden in one of Victoria's driest areas
A Crash Test Garden
Jerry Coleby-Williams, 10/04/2010
Jerry Coleby-Williams updates us on the successes and failures of his front garden experiments
A Lawn for the Tropics
Leonie Norrington, 03/04/2010
Leonie Norrington shows how to grow a drought tolerant lawn suited to tropical conditions
Greywater Tips
Josh Byrne, 03/04/2010
Josh Byrne explains how to ensure your plants' health when using greywater
Home Sweet Home
Jane Edmanson, 27/03/2010
Jane Edmanson explores a succulent garden with a difference in Narre Warren, Vic
GA EXPO ADELAIDE - Fun With Succulents
Sophie Thomson, 06/03/2010
Sophie details some interesting ways to use to the succulent
The Point Preschool
Angus Stewart, 27/02/2010
Angus Stewart visits Gardening Australia's 2008 Gardener of the Year runner-up
Self-watering Pots
Jane Edmanson, 20/02/2010
Jane Edmanson demonstrates how to put together a simple self-watering pot
A Townsville Garden
Colin Campbell, 13/02/2010
Colin Campbell explores a stunning garden in which the owners have managed to overcome the challenging Townsville conditions
Gardening in Townsville
Colin Campbell, 13/02/2010
Colin Campbell discusses Townsville's challenging horticultural conditions
Growing Proteas and Waratahs
Angus Stewart, 13/02/2010
Angus Stewart discusses two spectacular members of the Proteaceae family
Heatwave Affected Plants
Gardening Australia Team, 06/02/2010
Some tips from the Gardening Australia team on how to help your plants recover after a heatwave
Jane Edmanson, 23/01/2010
Jane Edmanson explores 'Inverawe', a stunning Tasmanian property
Foreshore Revegetation
Jane Edmanson, 02/01/2010
Jane Edmanson heads to Melbourne's foreshore
The Canberra Arboretum
Angus Stewart, 26/12/2009
Angus Stewart explores a unique arboretum in the making in Canberra
Improving Sandy Soils
Josh Byrne, 19/12/2009
Josh Byrne demonstrates ways to improve and manage sandy soils
A Singular Obsession
Jane Edmanson, 12/12/2009
Jane meets an avid succulent collector
'The Patch' School Garden
John Patrick, 05/12/2009
John Patrick visits 'The Patch' primary school in the Dandenong's, to see their wonderful garden designed and created by students
Summer Preparation
Josh Byrne, 28/11/2009
Josh Byrne explains how he prepares his Perth garden for the hot summer months
Gardening for Canberra
John Patrick, 21/11/2009
John Patrick explores a garden perfectly designed to cope with Canberra's extreme climate
Jerry Coleby-Williams, 07/11/2009
Jerry Coleby-Williams discovers an Aloe paradise in Brisbane, Queensland
Irrigation Emitters
Tino Carnevale, 07/11/2009
Tino Carnevale discusses what irrigation emitters are and how to use them
The Friends of Port Augusta
Sophie Thomson, 07/11/2009
Sophie Thomson visits the Australian Arid Lands Botanic Gardens in Port Augusta, SA
Booyeembara Park
Josh Byrne, 31/10/2009
Josh Byrne explores a restoration project with a difference in Freemantle, Western Australia
Munro Court
Jane Edmanson, 24/10/2009
Jane Edmanson explores a very different housing development in Castlemaine, Victoria
Edible Aquatics
Josh Byrne, 17/10/2009
Josh Byrne explains how to maintain a pot of edible aquatic plants.
Catchment Friendly Gardens
Josh Byrne, 10/10/2009
Josh Byrne explores a Perth water catchment garden and finds out how to make a home garden catchment friendly
Little Raven Wetlands
John Patrick, 19/09/2009
John Patrick visits a multi-purpose wetland in Cranbourne, Victoria
Josh Byrne, 19/09/2009
Josh Byrne visits a couple leading a self-reliant lifestyle in Broome, WA
Jane Edmanson, 05/09/2009
Jane Edmanson explores 'Inverawe', a stunning Tasmanian property
A New Broome
Josh Byrne, 29/08/2009
Josh Byrne visits Broome and discovers how sustainable gardening practices are changing the face of an iconic Kimberley landscape
A Workplace Garden
John Patrick, 29/08/2009
John Patrick refurbishes a Melbourne workplace garden
GARDENING EXPO SYDNEY - Mulches
Angus Stewart, 29/08/2009
Angus discuses the importance of mulch
Ask It/Solve It
Gardening Australia, 22/08/2009
Jerry identifies a drought tolerant plant and Angus solves an Azalea problem
Bush Revegetation
Stephen Ryan, 15/08/2009
Stephen checks out some of Melbourne's bushland regeneration
Foreshore Revegetation
Jane Edmanson, 08/08/2009
Jane Edmanson heads to Melbourne's foreshore
A Challenging Site
Josh Byrne, 01/08/2009
Josh explores a stunning garden in North Fremantle, Western Australia.
The Canberra Arboretum
Angus Stewart, 25/07/2009
Angus Stewart explores a unique arboretum in the making in Canberra
A Spanish Style Garden
Josh Byrne, 18/07/2009
Josh visits a Perth garden that draws inspiration from the Mediterranean
A Singular Obsession
Jane Edmanson, 11/07/2009
Jane meets an avid succulent collector
Colin Campbell, 11/07/2009
Colin Campbell looks at some varieties of mulch
'The Patch' School Garden
John Patrick, 04/07/2009
John Patrick visits 'The Patch' primary school in the Dandenong's, to see their wonderful garden designed and created by students
Australian National Botanic Gardens
Angus Stewart, 04/07/2009
Angus Stewart is in Canberra to visit The Australian National Botanic Gardens
A Climate Compatible Garden
Sophie Thomson, 20/06/2009
Sophie Thomson explores an Adelaide inner-city garden designed with the climate in mind
In Conversation - The Role of Botanic Gardens
Stephen Ryan, 20/06/2009
Stephen Ryan discusses the role of botanic gardens with John Arnott from Royal Botanic Gardens, Cranbourne
Site Analysis
John Patrick, 20/06/2009
John Patrick offers tips for when creating a new garden or renovating an existing one
Dryland Garden
Josh Byrne, 06/06/2009
Josh affords his dryland verge some TLC
In Conversation - Sustainable Gardening
Stephen Ryan, 30/05/2009
Stephen Ryan talks sustainable gardening with Elaine Shallue from Sustainable Gardening Australia.
Drought Tolerant Plants
Sophie Thomson, 23/05/2009
Sophie Thomson explains the importance of using climate-compatible plants in the garden.
In Conversation - Gardening Through Drought
Stephen Ryan, 16/05/2009
Stephen Ryan discusses how to garden in dry conditions with author and garden designer, Kevin Walsh
Saltwater Incursion
Jerry Coleby-Williams, 16/05/2009
Jerry discovers a range of plants adapted to living in salty conditions
Dryland Garden
Josh Byrne, 02/05/2009
Josh affords his dryland verge some TLC
Improving Sandy Soils
Josh Byrne, 14/03/2009
Josh Byrne demonstrates ways to improve and manage sandy soils
Creating a Water Garden
Sophie Thomson, 07/03/2009
Sophie Thomson visits a water garden property near Adelaide
Jane Edmanson, 10/01/2009
Jane Edmanson visits a hydroponic expert
Jerry Coleby-Williams, 22/11/2008
Jerry looks at a range of ground covers that can be used as lawn alternatives
Boat's End
Sophie Thomson, 15/11/2008
Sophie Thompson discovers a stunning low-maintenance garden in South Australia
Reuse in the Garden
Jerry Coleby-Williams, 08/11/2008
Jerry Coleby-Williams gives tips on reusing common waste materials
Maintaining Drip Irrigation
Josh Byrne, 25/10/2008
Josh Byrne explains how to maintain a drip irrigation system
Jane Edmanson, 27/09/2008
Jane Edmanson visits a hydroponic expert
The Science of Watering
Josh Byrne, 02/08/2008
Josh explores the science of garden watering
A 'Rain Garden'
John Patrick, 05/07/2008
John builds a rain garden
Soil Wetting Agents & Gels
John Patrick, 31/05/2008
John learns about soil wetting agents and gels
Dry-Climate Orchard
Sophie Thomson, 10/05/2008
Sophie visits an orchard specialising in dry-climate fruit and nut trees
The Value of Trees
John Patrick, 05/04/2008
John discovers the value of trees in our urban landscapes
Dry-Climate Garden
Sophie Thomson, 22/03/2008
Sophie meets dry-climate gardening expert Trevor Nottle
Waterwise Ground Covers
John Patrick, 01/03/2008
John discovers some waterwise ground covers
Rainwater Tanks
Colin Campbell, 06/10/2007
Colin helps gardeners determine the tank they need
Water Conservation Garden
John Patrick, 14/04/2007
John explores a water conservation garden
21st Century Garden
Jane Edmanson, 24/03/2007
Jane revisits the 21st century garden
Stressed Trees
John Patrick, 24/03/2007
John explains about stressed trees
Watering Systems
Angus Stewart, 24/03/2007
Angus trials new watering systems
Drought-Tolerant Plants
Jane Edmanson, 10/03/2007
Jane lists her top five drought-tolerant plants
Surviving the Dry
Jerry Coleby-Williams, 10/03/2007
Jerry explains how hes survived the dry
A Changed Garden
Jane Edmanson, 03/03/2007
Jane visits Zoe Monottis changed garden
A Water-Wise Garden
Sophie Thomson, 23/12/2006
Sophie explains the principles of her water-wise garden
Several years ago, when permanent water restrictions were introduced, gardeners across Australia went into a panic, believing that their precious gardens would turn to dust.
Rainwater Tanks
Josh Byrne, 23/12/2006
Josh talks about rainwater tanks
With so much of the country in drought, water conservation is on our minds and making the most of natural rain is the perfect place to start.
Creating a Small Garden
Josh Byrne, 11/11/2006
Josh explains his plans to recycle organic waste
The 3,500 litre in ground rainwater tank is installed.
Rainwater Tanks
Josh Byrne, 16/09/2006
Josh talks about rainwater tanks
With so much of the country in drought, water conservation is on our minds and making the most of natural rain is the perfect place to start.
Creating a Small Garden
Josh Byrne, 15/07/2006
Josh installs a grey water system
The next step in setting up the new garden is to install a grey water system - a big job, but a critical one.


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|Contact Jessica at Del Forno Real Estate
Asking: $319,900 Maintenance: $160/mo Taxes approx. $1125
(201) 432-7000
Hamilton Park West, located in downtown Jersey City's historic district, is a Victorian Italianate building from the early 1900s. The flats were originally cold water flats and included gas lamps instead of electricity. Cooking would have been done on wood stoves, and heat was from a single cast iron stove that burned gas and sat in the fireplace.
Today each one of the six units is individually heated by natural gas and forced hot water baseboards. The building features a shared landscaped backyard, deeded storage areas for each unit, new intercom system, patented Mul-T-Lock security, and a shared washer/dryer in the basement.
The block is a rarity among neighborhoods, where old-timers sit on their stoops and welcome diverse newcomers with baked goods and invitations to block parties. Great for children and pets.
Hamilton Park in only two-and-a-half blocks away. A few blocks further is the Newport Mall, the Hudson-Bergen Light Rail, and the Pavonia/Newport PATH subway. Manhattan is one stop away.
|Hamilton Park West in 1938
|Hamilton Park West today
|Landscaped backyard with deck
Come home to spacious Condo 1-L, which has been lovingly restored to its Victorian era greatness.
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plus condo includes a separate room for use as home office or child's bedroom.
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Maintenance: $160/mo
Taxes approx. $1125
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Wilson Center subject of closed-door hearing with judge
The court-appointed receiver for the August Wilson Center for African American Culture on Wednesday met in closed chambers with Allegheny County Common Pleas Judge Lawrence O'Toole and attorneys for the center's largest creditor, prospective buyer and others.
No one would say what was discussed, but the receiver, Judith K. Fitzgerald, said she and the various parties, would make something public in court documents in the next two days.
Earlier this week she asked the court to approve a sales agreement with 980 Liberty Partners of New York, which offered $9.5 million to buy the debt-ridden Downtown facility. The company would like to move forward with an engineering study on the feasibility of building a luxury hotel atop the structure.
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Blues Traveler spices up mellow Sunday night
Prior to the Blues Traveler show, Summerfest had a mellow, "Sunday night" feel to it with a modest-sized crowd enjoying the breezy, beautiful summer evening. Hence, it was surprising how many people piled onto the bleachers at 10 p.m. to witness a show that sparked up Saturday night energy.
At the height of their success in the '90s, the Southern rock / blues band mastered dichotomy, and they continue to do so in 2009. On the one hand, the New Jersey-grown group attracts jam band enthusiasts fascinated by their improvisational live shows, but mainstreamers hooked on decade-old radio hits like "Run-Around" and "But Anyway" are loyal fans, too.
Originally, lead man John Popper's extraordinary size and incredible harmonica-playing abilities added a circus-attraction element to the band's mystique, and the group successfully entertained a variety of demographics for a half-decade before health issues pocked their success. In 1999, bassist Bobby Sheehan died of an accidental drug overdose and Popper struggled with obesity which led to diabetes and emergency heart surgery. Later, he underwent gastric bypass surgery and lost an extreme amount of weight.
Tonight, on Summerfest's Briggs and Stratton stage, Popper appeared large but not obese, wearing his signature black-rimmed hat and a loose-fitting shirt.
Along with four bandmates, Popper ripped through a dozen songs without conversation other than the occasional, sincere "thank you" and a declaration that the show was a tribute to Michael Jackson. (Twice, Popper acknowledged Milwaukee by calling it "Mille-wah-que," referencing Alice Cooper's pronunciation in "Wayne's World.")
But what lacked in words was made up for with sound. The hour-and-a-half performance was almost a single jam -- one song rolled right into the next -- with crowd pleasers like "But Anyway" and "Run Around" mixed in with cuts like opening tune "Forever Owed," the high-energy "Save His Soul," "Look Around," …Read more...


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About the Book
Mark Steines' life changed forever when he landed on African soil in Sierra Leone. He traveled with a group of doctors, nurses and volunteers through Lighthouse Medical Missions to photograph the needs of the people there and the hope this team provided. They saw unbelievable poverty, heartbreaking sickness, and desperation. They also, however, saw inexplicable joy and sincere gratitude. In just over a week in Sierra Leone, Mark took nearly 10,000 pictures - capturing not only the team's journey, but the spirit of a nation. Some of the most telling images are in the pages of this book.
Features & Details
- Category Nonprofits & Fundraising
Standard Landscape, 10×8 in, 25×20 cm
120 Pages
- Publish Date Oct 05, 2009
- Tags lighthouse medical mission, Sierra Leone, ET, photography
About the Creator
In 1998 the first Lighthouse team went to The Gambia, Western Africa. The needs of the people were clear immediately, but their warmth and appreciation were evident as well. This made an impact on our hearts and our relationships with the African people has kept us coming back. Since then, Lighthouse Medical Missions, working with the Door Christian Fellowship in Africa, has organized medical missions to Sierra Leone, Liberia, Burundi, The Democratic Republic of the Congo and The Gambia. We have also built churches, schools, constructed water projects and dug wells. It has been an amazing journey; people coming together from around the world to serve others in need. I have been able to witness this all first-hand and my hope is the work of Lighthouse Medical Missions will continue to grow and that we will achieve an even greater impact on a world in need.
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janet Mitchell Thank you for these beautiful images of such a wonderful people. I lived in Mattru Jong, Sierra Leone from Sept 1970 to July 1973. The country was so lush and alive and beautiful. I lived in a cement block house on the Centennial School compound.
In April 1971 a republican constitution was adopted under which Saika Stevens became President. My second child, Erika, was born in the mission hospital in Mattru Jong. We lived through several coups during this time, but we ourselves were never threatened. All the walks and hikes and wonderful people and friends we made are still so much a part of my life. It was heartbreaking to see and hear of all the horrible things that war brought to this beautiful country and her people.
After all these years, one of my most treasured times was standing under the big Cotton Tree in Freetown, where a group of former African American slaves, settled the site of modern Freetown.
Thank you again for this book. jan
Alex Strachan As a semi-frequent traveller to Africa, and as a journalist by trade, I found much in this book to admire. The irony is that subject matter like this is increasingly rare to find professionally, out of some spurious idea that there's "no market" for it. There's always a market for unusual, profound images.
One minor nitpick. Forgive me for seeming pedantic and unnecessarily anal, but I think it should be "Photographer's Foreword," as in fore (beginning) word, not "Photographer's Forward." A minor fix, that makes the already great perfect. But then, I may be wrong.
Either way, a wonderful, and inspirational book. West Africa is not all about war, famine and pestilence.
Scott Bennett You did such a wonderful job on this book! The photos are engaging, the text clear, but more than anything the experience that you had shines through. Thank you for taking the time to shoot the photos and prepare this testimony to Sierra Leone.
melissa coleman just a stunning experience to page through your beautiful and soul stirring book. thank you for sharing this with the blurb world.
melissa coleman just a stunning experience to page through your beautiful and soul stirring book. thank you for sharing this with the blurb world.
Judith A. Yates I absolutely love Africa. It is not all about hardship; it is a gorgeous country with beautiful people who taught me more lessons than I taught them. I miss it every day. The camera simply cannot capture it, but you did a great job. Love those kids! My book covered the internal magic I found in myself admidst the people, animals, and country there. Hope you'll check it out!
Val Eguiguren Your book is really beautiful. Amazing pictures. You send messages with your pictures. Val Eguiguren
lindlv I was overcome with emotion after looking through the pages of your book. The power of image to help us stay conscious. Thankyou.
Kathi Lind Mottram
Rachel Schell this is an amazing book!
hookkids Mark :
Really good job . Beautiful book thanks for sharing
Please check out my daughters first book
( Underneath the caribbean moon ) by Lauren Bullers
ericolivero God job the book and the service
raymuse Sierra Leone has been through harrowing times -we need to allow some dignity for these people , to face the past while building a future.
Julia O'Hara Beautiful book, beautiful idea, beautiful spirit. Thank you for sharing.
Anita M i really enjoyed your book!
job well done!!!
Sarasota Real Estate Incredible. Great job
ruth rayner Amazing amazing amazing!!! Thankyou for allowing us all to view the entire book!
Gayle Rafferty Sensational. You run the full range of emotions with such vibrancy, color and humanity. Wonderful job. I aspire to your standard.
Jessica Cartwright Great book. Wonderful photography. What a great idea.
Jon Moyer The African people have very little and yet they are so rich in spirit. Well done capturing their incredible character.
Ingrid Bernaudin This is an amazing book. Thanks for sharing.
I also have a quick question: you have a lots of page spreads in this book. could you please tell me how it rendered in the real book ? did you loose any part of the image ? thanks a lot, and once again: such a wonderful work. really moving...
Ruffcutz Mark,
Your passion of capturing a beautiful image and a moment full of impact truly shines through every image within this collection. It will move anyone's heart to stand up and take notice. Thank You
Josh Schrei absolutely breathtaking work.
mookieA It was done through PDF's....designed by the wonderful and extremely talented Samira! (samiradesign.com). So glad you like it!! Such a good cause...
smm2000 What have you used to create this amazing book? Booksmart?
Patricia Belk This is awesome


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If you've read my blog, then you know that I love polka dots. They're a great pattern, because they make a big impact, while still being versatile enough to wear with almost everything. I've been seeing a lot of this trend as I shop, and wanted to share some of my picks!
(1) Madewell – Linen Racerback Tank in Polka Dot This is a great tank top to wear with shorts or skirts during the warmer months. Polka dots can go retro quickly, but the racerback cut makes this fresh and modern.
(2) Anthropologie – Piped Peplum Blouse Peplums are still really trendy, and this is a great version. Plus, this top comes in a regular or petite sizes!
(3) DVF – Fariba Hot Fix Dress This dress is definitely a splurge, but I can imagine wearing this all year round! The polka dots on this dress are actually pearlized studs, which makes it really special. Wear this with flats or heels during the summer, and tights and boots for the colder months.
(4) Anthropologie – Dotted Clara Blouse Polka dots and peter pan collars – two things I am really into right now. This is a great blouse to dress up your jeans and t-shirt look.
(1) Forever 21 – Polka Dot Ankle Pants Super cute, these look retro and fresh at the same time.
(2) Forever 21 – Polka Dot Skinny Jeans I love how the polka dots on these are a similar shade to the color of the jeans, so it's really subtle and cute. Plus, these are really affordable, and come in a bunch of different colors.
And let's not forget the accessories! I've been eying these Comme Des Garçons wallets forever. I think they are adorable!
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Thoroughly enjoyed! (The Med): Oceana Cruise Review by SPBrad
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Thoroughly enjoyed! (The Med)
Destination: Mediterranean
Embarkation: Southampton
A variety of ages therefore were required to be catered for... the Oceana seemed to fit the bill - many of the family have cruised before, some more than a few times, and historically with the P&O ship 'Canberra' but I never had.
We had a variety of room types between us, one suite (Orcades B755), two mini suites (B321 & B309) and a few inner rooms on B deck.
The first thing that struck me was the grandeur of the ship - the large atrium is certainly a sight to behold!
The design of the ship is a canny one! Generally, the best way to traverse from any of the main bars and restaurants to the rooms is via the main 'run' of the Promenade Deck (past all the shops, casino, photo shop etc) - on one hand this was a good way More to advertise much of what was on offer commercially, it did mean that we did much walking on the 14 day cruise! (useful, given the calorific intake!)
Our two children (daughter 10, son 8 at the time of leaving Southampton, 9 at the point of returning) were not really 'up for; the kids clubs but we convinced them to try the 'Reef' - from day 1 onwards we hardly saw them (to tell the truth we always got together for breakfast, lunch and dinner and from 10.30 onwards), but aside from this they were both eagerly engaged by the staff on board! [my daughter is still crying from leaving her friends (1 day post-cruise]).
OK... to summarise!
Due to having a suite and 2 x mini suites, half of our party had priority embarkation, half did not. The let us all book as priority and our time from arrival at the terminal (the staff even helped to offload the minibus!) to boarding the ship was less than 40 minutes! 10 minutes after boarding we were eating food in the Plaza (generally the best [in my opinion] buffet-style eatery on board.
An hour after boarding (and close to the end of our food extravaganza) the announcement was made... our cabins were ready. Our luggage was already in our rooms and shortly after beginning to load up the clothes to the wardrobes our room steward, Osram introduced himself, as did our butler, Anoop (butler!??!?! we had the suite, B755), both amazingly happy members of staff.
We did not really see the need for a butler, truth-be-told - our cabin steward replenished the necessary towels, toiletries and cleaned the shower cubicle and balcony glass once/twice per day. However, after 4 days our butler approached us and encouraged us to make use of his services - we needed to book excursions whilst on-board and he happily did so, our son (9) took it upon himself to order daily hot-chocalate, and our butler soon befriended him - to the point of him filling our suite with balloons for our sons birthday! [he was overjoyed!]. Our butler was amazing!
We chose to have the early dinner sitting (6.30pm) and our waiter (Ram) did not cease to deliver throughout the 2 weeks! He dealt with every generation, every age and foible with ease... he was the best ambassador for the P&O vision that I encountered. Never making notes, he remembered food choices and variances for all 14 and never got it wrong. Our party ranged from picky, to needy [2 with diabetes] and I have to say that I would have been happy with any of my served meals (starters, mains and desserts) at an a-la-carte on-shore restaurant. There was not one issue with any meals and they were all astounding.
The captain was witty and introduced himself at the first formal night. We were lucky with the weather - our first stop (in April) was Gibraltar and was 24dg C!, not one day did it dip below 18... for that time of year, we were more than pleased.
We fixated on one of the bar areas (The Yacht & Compass, Aft) which seemed to be more our thing. With nightly bands and quizzes... some of the quizzes were a bit astray from our point of view but the live music was always good (and suited the age-span of the party). We befriended one of the waiters and from day 2 they remembered the drinks choices of a 14 strong party!
The on-board live shows were thoroughly enjoyable (akin to any West End performance) and the Crew performance at the end of the cruise saw many staff 'give-it-a-go' - amazing.
Overall, a thoroughly enjoyable cruise - I started the cruise sceptical (a floating package holiday?) and left feeling pampered, relaxed and with enough freedom to relax and meet similar faces on occasion, but without at any time a feeling of a cattle market!
Will I cruise again? Definitely (not next year, but soon!) - And if I were to cruise again with P&O, on board the Oceana, with any of the same staff... I would feel privileged!
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Cabin review: B755
The cabin was great! double bed, fold out sofa bed, 2 x TV's, shower, bath, make-up desk, Wi-Fi signal was slow but consistent, the balcony (and the view, was fantastic), I slept there for 2 nights!
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Hundreds Await The President In Syracuse
Hundreds gathering at Henninger High School in Syracuse awaiting the arrival of President Obama.
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(June 17, 2010) The Civil Liability for Nuclear Damage Bill, 2010, introduced in India's Parliament on May 7, 2010, aims to establish a compensation system for nuclear accidents. India is required to enact legislation on such compensation to fully implement a 2008 agreement between India and the United States on nuclear cooperation. Until India passes the legislation, uncertainties regarding liability and insurance in the event of an accident will preclude U.S. companies from operating in the country. (Rama Lakshmi, India Introduces Controversial Legislation on Compensation for Nuclear Accidents, THE WASHINGTON POST (May 8, 2010), http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2010/05/07/AR201005
The Indian Parliament, under strong opposition from major political parties, referred the proposed bill to the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Science and Technology, Environment, and Forests on May 14, 2010, for further evaluation. Most of the criticisms are based on dissatisfaction with the response to past industrial accidents and pricing provisions of the bill. The Bhopal gas verdict has initiated a fresh debate on the civil nuclear liability legislation, and the parliamentary standing committee is now scrutinizing different provisions of the bill. (Government Backtracks on Nuclear Liability Change, THE HINDU (June 15, 2010), http://beta.thehindu.com/news/national/article458192.ece; Constance Johnson, India: First Convictions in Bhopal Case, GLOBAL LEGAL MONITOR (June 9, 2010), //www.loc.gov/lawweb/servlet/lloc_news?disp3_l205402037_text.)


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Betty Bowers teaches us all about the relationship between God and abortions. Turns out, if you read the Bible, it's not a big deal at all!
A Biblical Look at Abortion
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Well, I'm a fan. Thanks for the link.
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Excellent ammo. Thanks for the heads-up.
- Oz Tilson
great job!
- prolifeatheist
As shocking as it may be, not all pro-lifers are religious. And not all atheists are "pro-choice." In other words, yes , we pro-life atheist do exist.
- michael both
As shocking as it may be, I would guess that most atheists would be aware there of some of their number who are pro-choice. However, the video was about abortion within the scope of Christianity. But, as to your position – as an atheist, I don't want to shut down the debate, and I understand that people arrive at different positions However, I want to be able to discuss things with your 'type', if you'll allow me it to put it that way, of atheist – a person whose position is arrived at through reason and morality, and not in large part through belief in an imaginary friend.
- Randomfactor
I have no problem with those who want to be against THEMSELVES having abortions. It's when they start demanding that others follow their dogma that I object.
- Barbara
I was pro-life once. Then I became a parent. 😉
- Silver_fox-trot
I think the problem many atheists have with Christian pro-lifers is that they want the child to live, but that they are against people having means of preventing prevnancy in the first place.
Either they are against sex ed for teens, prefering absentance only, they are against condoms, the Pill and any other form of protection many married couples use.
Im pro-life in that i believe that if you should be responsible for your actions, but im pro-choice in that sometimes accidents happen. I have a friend who recently found out she was pregnant for a third time, it was unplanned, but she wants to carry it to term, however, she already has one autistic child and another with Down-Syndrome. She loves her children, but her and her husband can barely manage what they have already. If she discovers something wrong with this one, sould you prevent her
- Silver_fox-trot
from getting an abortion?
Or what about what happened a few years ago in South America? A mother discovered that her new husband had been raping her 11-year-old daughter and was now pregnant, with twins no less? Doctors agreed, tyhere was no way the little girl would survive giving birth and an abortion was the only option. What do you think the 'pro-life' Catholic Church did? Say prayers at the sad loss of life, but agree that it was necessary and that the father of the babies be given the worst punishment possible?
Of course not, they got mad that no one asked them their opinion, excommunicated the mother and the doctor who preformed the abortion (but not the 11-year-old because she was 'just a child' and welcomed the father with open arms.
You can be pro-life and atheist all you want, just don't be against necessary education and medical aid.
- Patterrssonn
I'm fine with pro-life atheists, it's just the anti-abortionists I can't stand.
- Paul D.
There's always the passage where, under Mosaic law, pregnant Tamar is supposed to be burned alive for becoming pregnant through adultery. Absolutely no thought is given to the fact that they're going to burn an unborn child to death as well.
- http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1594697551 Patrick Tinkham
While I hate the expression, I have to admit: I LOLed.
- Barbara
This lady has an entertaining way of explaining the cold, hard facts. I wrote down all the passages she mentioned in her video and am now going to make a tidy fact sheet out of them for my MIL, who is a firm believer that Christianity is at the heart of the pro-life movement.


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New Delhi, Aug 11 - Clad in a beautiful lehanga-choli teamed up with a red dupatta and sindoor on her head, Bollywood diva Madhuri Dixit turned "devi" for veteran designer Anju Modi at the ongoing Delhi Couture Week (DCW).
"My collection revolves around Bengali literature including 'Charulata', 'Devi', 'Parineeta' and 'Devdas'. And the common theme about all of these literatures is the depiction of a powerful woman as the central character. That's why I have focused on the power of woman who is not only lovable but also energetic," Modi told IANS after the show.
"Madhuri is the epitome of elegance, an intelligent, passionate human being. Even after her marriage, she has maintained her charm and that's why she is the devi of my collection," Modi said.
This was the first time that the actress was seen walking the ramp for any designer, and she looked gorgeous in her signature smile teamed up with elegance and panache in her walk.
Husband Shriram Nene graced the front row and cheered for his wife.
Modi's collection included lehangas, achkans and saris in colours that varied from red, white and black. Muslin, silk, cotton were the prominent fabrics used in her collection.
The designer has been making Madhuri's outfits for her TV reality show "Jhalak Dikhla Ja" as well. She said they both have been associating for a year now.
"I have known Madhuri for a year now. Like a typical American, she was shopping online and she came across my clothes. When I met her, I found her to be a down-to-earth person. She eventually became my muse."
Though the actress avoided talking to the media after the show, but her maiden appearance on the ramp surely crowned her as one of the gorgeous looking divas in Bollywood history. (IANS)
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Bruin soccer bests Marysville
September 25, 2012
Ian Armstrong netted two goals in the second half, and Bear River boys soccer bested Marysville 4-2 Monday on the road.
The Bruins got an unassisted second half goal from Blake Nielsen. Jacob Robertson also tallied a goal coming on an assist from Nielsen. Freshman goalie Jay Roundtree made 13 saves to help Bear River to the win.
The Bruins hit the pitch again Monday when they travel to Center for their Pioneer Valley League opener.
Nevada Union 2, Colfax 2
Colfax scored two goals after falling behind the Miners early to salvage the tie Tuesday afternoon.
NU tallied both its goals in the first half coming from Taiki Neihi and Santiago Peniche. Both goals came off assists from Dominic Cressa.
The Miners take the field again Thursday when they face Sierra Foothill foe Rocklin.
JV: Nevada Union 4, Colfax 1
The Miners remain undefeated in non-league play after trouncing Colfax by three goals.
Kross Corbett scored twice to lead NU, and David Gottesman and Finn Paden each netted scores in the victory.
The Miners get started in SFL play Thursday against Rocklin.
St. Francis 3, Nevada Union 1
The Lady Miners (13-8) fell in four sets to St Francis, the No. 1-ranked team in the Sac-Joaquin Section but not before putting on the pressure late.
After losing the first two sets, 25-17 and 25-12, Nevada Union took the third set 25-20, but lost a tight fourth set, 25-21.
Emily Segel and Sierra Payne led the Lady Miners with 10 kills each, Rachel Hadley added six kills to go with three blocks and an ace, and Lindsey Meyer led the team with 28 assists.
Ella Corbett, Sydney Porter and Cierra Hadley played strong defensive games for the Lady Miners.
NU will take the court again Thursday when they face Bear River.
Christian Brothers 3, Bear River 1
The Lady Bruins continued their difficult non-league schedule Tuesday with a four set loss to Christian Brothers, 22-25, 25-22, 25-23, 25-16.
Sara Schell led Bear River (14-8) with 14 kills, Kirsten Pereira added 12 kills and Teryn Rath tallied nine kills. Kaya Johnson led the team in assists with 36 in the loss.
The Lady Bruins will host Nevada Union Thursday.
Water polo
Bear River 4, Del Oro 3
The Lady Bruins topped Del Oro, last years SFL champ, Tuesday at Bear River.
Nicole Groat led the Lady Bruins with three goals and Andrea Brock netted the other. Patricia Southworth was dominant at goalie and Shelby Angus was instrumental on the defensive side of the ball.
Bear River hits the pool again Thursday to take on Nevada Union.
Del Oro 258, Nevada Union 263
The Lady Miners are now 0-3 in SFL play after falling to Del Oro by five strokes.
Emily Arnoldi led the Lady Miners with a 42, Megan Arnett finished with a 48, Sydni Smith and Michaela Korn both shot a 53 and Emily Price rounded things out with a 57.
NU will look to notch its first league win Thursday when it faces Roseville.


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Work-In-Progress : English/Japanese Fashion NewspaperSubmitted by Wayne on Sun, 2017-05-28 21:49.
Current Viewing: Under Pressure Magazine: ISSUE 3 DIVINE DARKNESS by Jefferson HackSubmitted by Wayne on Tue, 2016-04-05 18:34.
TI PREVIEW: Holiday Magazine : The French Aristocracy IssueSubmitted by Wayne on Fri, 2015-10-16 14:53.
TI PREVIEW: Holiday Magazine : 'The Japan Issue'.Submitted by Wayne on Tue, 2015-03-31 15:48.
EAGERLY ANTICIPATING: HOLIDAY MAGAZINE: THE JAPAN ISSUESubmitted by Wayne on Fri, 2015-03-27 18:49.
TI doesn't hide his fascination with Japan and its multifaceted culture nor can he even hope to veil his fetish for all things Klossowski. So, when courtesy of the new issue of Holiday, Countess Setsuko Klossowka Rola opens the doors of her legendary Swiss chalet, Rossignère, who do you think is first at the portal? Add to that, an Inez and Vinoodh collaboration with Serge Lutens to pay tribute to the Kabuki theatre, Edie Campbell's travel snippets and Karim Saldi's photo-essay on Japanese expatriates in Paris and the consequence is a must-read publishing event. We ache in anticipation.
Après l'Ecosse, c'est au Japon qu'Holiday Magazine a choisi de consacrer ses pages. Dépêché sur l'archipel dans la droite lignée des périples esthétiques chers à la revue, le photographe Josh Olins pourchasse les mystérieuses beautés nippones jusque dans leur décor.
WORSHIPPING AT THE ALTAR OF CHRISTOPHE JACQUET ( ALIAS TOFFE)Submitted by Wayne on Mon, 2015-02-02 23:58.
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DESIGN-O-PHILESubmitted by Wayne on Mon, 2015-01-12 18:37.
Back in NY. New design project for the most important client thus far . Rippling through whole libraries to find a frame of reference.
TI PREVIEW: DOUBLE MAGAZINE #28 : PART TWOSubmitted by Wayne on Mon, 2014-11-17 03:54.
And now we dive into the well of the audacious new Double, complete with contributions by Jamie Hawkesworth, Marie Chaix, Heji Shin, Jodie Barnes and Camille Bidault Waddington. The taste point displayed is immaculate!
TI IS MAD FOR : I Just Arrived In Paris : Nicolas Ghesquiere & Juergen TellerSubmitted by Wayne on Wed, 2014-11-12 21:45.
It's so beautiful - quality box, photo prints, small fold out posters, large fold out posters, a letter from Juergen Teller in English and françois. It's like the best Fashion Week show package ever, with the highest budget... as an object it works !
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Californian Nick Watney held off Ken Duke to win the Zurich Classic yesterday at the TPC Louisiana in Avondale, La., his first career PGA Tour victory.
Watney, 25, had a previous best-finish of fifth, which he accomplished twice in 2006. In the final round of the Zurich Classic, Watney lost the lead to Duke after bogeying the 10th hole, but bounced back with birdies on Nos. 11 and 14 to cement his lead, then hit every green in regulation to cruise home with the victory.
"I've seen it happen on TV and stuff. I've played in close to the last group sometimes, and I've seen guys go through it," Watney told reporters afterward. "But it's definitely more fun to actually do it. I'm trying to soak it all in. I'm having a blast and just very happy."
With the victory, Watney becomes the 16th player to earn his first career win at the Zurich Classic. Watney said he wasn't sure why the tournament seemed to get so many first-time winners, but that he was glad to join the list.
"I don't know, it's tough to say. I'm very proud to join that list, but I can't really say why or why not that happens here," said Watney.
As the final round began, Mark Calcavecchia was the only player at the top of the leaderboard who owned a PGA Tour victory (13, in his case). But Calcavecchia could not keep the pressure on the leaders, ending up with a final-round 71, good for a tie for fifth along with Bubba Watson and Chris Stroud.
Rookie Anthony Kim carded the best round of the day with a 65, which saw the 21 year old finish in a tie for third with John Mallinger, four shots behind Watney.
"I was so far back I really didn't have anything to lose, and I just fired at some pins and it worked out," Kim told reporters. "My goal is to win out here, and until I do that, I'm just going to keep plugging away."
With $1.4 million in the bank following his victory - which came with a $1.1-million paycheck - Watney moves to No. 13 on the PGA Tour money list, and is 12th in the FedEx Cup points chase with 5,955. Afterward, Watney told reporters he was excited to build on his triumph.
"It's definitely a huge feeling of accomplishment," Watney said. "But at the same time, it's something to build on, and I was able to do it this week. Now I've got to go work hard and see if I can do it again."
April 23, 2007
Davis Love III, who played the final 57 holes of the Children's Miracle Network Classic without a bogey, finished at 25-under 263 in the season-ending event played at the Walt Disney World Golf Resort in Florida. It has been a long road back for Love, who severely sprained his ankle late last year. After tearing ligaments, he needed surgery, and he's spent much of this year rehabilitating the injury.
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One of my favorite bad boys is Heath Ledger's character in 10 Things I Hate About You — of course, Kat is just as bad to match him! 🙂
Vin Diesel character Dom in Fast and the Furious.
Love your books Melanie. This one sounf fabulous!
Right now my favorite bad boy is Damon – from the Vampire Diaries. I love the fact that he knows he's bad.. but he's also not. I guess it depends on how your outlook is. I wll not change a thing.
Great giveaway!
HI Amy,
I love that take on Taming of the Shrew. The book I've just finished ( Book 3 of my Scandalous Caffarelli's) is a Taming of the Shrew theme. A wild child and a bad boy lock horns. So much fun writing it!
Thanks for contributing.
Hi Niki,
Vin Diesel in anything is hot!
Thanks for posting!
Hi Melanie,
I love a bad boy who knows he's bad too.
So glad you like my books- I hope you like what's coming up this year. I'm very excited about my trilogy. I enjoyed writing it so much.
My favorite bad boy is Colin O'Donoghue as Captain Killian "Hook" Jones in Once Upon a Time.
Bad boys vs. Tall handsome and mysterious. That's what makes it hard for me. I love a bad boy but I also love tall and Mysterious. They have a way to surprise you.
Bad boys are great but some times you have to have some mystery to keep things fresh
Well I`m going to be showing my age but my first bad boy was Troy Donahue in A Summer Place. This was my very first adult movie and what with the very best ever theme, I still swoon when I hear it, I`d have to say Johnny Hunter err I mean Troy Donahue!
I love bad boys who are a little cocky but become very protective of the ones they care about (even if they don't show it often). I'm having the hardest time thinking of a bad boy in a book I've read recently (totally blanking on his and the book's name) so I will have to say Spike from the tv show Buffy lol
Hi Olga,
Thanks for posting. i'm not familiar with that particular Colin but I love Colin Farrell. I think he's a very bad boy!
Hi Ginette,
Love your name BTW!
Ah yes, the mysterious brooding bad boy hero-you can't get more delicious than that!
Hi Veronica,
You are going to love Book Three of my trilogy as my hero is super cocky but he comes to the heroine's rescue in the most protective way.
You're not the only one who goes blank on titles. It's an occupational hazard when you read a lot!
OMG this book looks Amazing! I can't wait to read it. My latest bad boy was in a book the Character's name was Isaac McCoy. Totally yummy! He was a Bad boy with. Great BIG heart.
Good luck everyone!
Hi Jill,
Some of my favourite movies are the old ones. Casbalanca for instance. There was something about that golden era of Hollywood when men were men and women were women. Ah…I can feel a movie night coming on!
I love a bad boy who has hidden depths. Like a hard candy shell that hides the warm, melty middle.
My favourite bad boy is Damon from Vampire Diaries.
I'm starting to crave good boys. Bad boys are everywhere and I'm getting tired of sleazy slutty heroes. Just give me a misogynist hero any day. I'm feeling more jaded than a bad boy hero.
I like Zsadist from the BDB series because he's caring.
Hi Nancy,
Oh yes indeed, the bad boy has to have a big heart underneath all that wickedness!
Thanks for posting.
HI Chey,
Thanks for dropping by. Damon is rather gorgeous!
I've always had a thing for Johnny Depp and would totally accept all his bad boy ways.
HI Fiona,
I've got a good boy in my upcoming medical Their Most Forbidden Fling. He's one of my favourite non-slutty heroes.
Thanks for posting and for being honest!
Hi bn100,
A caring bad boy wins my heart every time.
Thanks for commenting.
I don't watch many movies now and I haven't read a bad boy lately. Guess the last bad boy I read was Kate Walker's Carlos Ortega in the Devil and Miss Jones. I wouldn't change anything about him as he ended up just perfect.
Hi Kaelee,
Kate always does a fabulous job of bad boys!
I love Damien in the Vampire Diaries series. I didn't like him to begin with. He was just a terrible person and great at being the big bad vampire. He grew on me after learning his story of why he act that way. He is better than his brother Stepen. Damien accepts who and what he is.
Hi Kai,
I think you've hit the nail on the head. A bad boy has to have a very good reason for being bad, then we can like him.
Hi Marcy,
I love your analogy. I'm a sucker for a soft centred candy or chocolate!
Hi Sally G,
Yes, Johnny Depp is a bit of a bad boy, isn't he? I watched Edward Scissor Hands a few weeks back. He was just amazing in that.
Hi Melanie, loving the sound of this can't wait to get into it and sorry can't go past Bond and wouldn't change a thing about him. I know he is really the good guy but he is so bad at being good… do whatever he has to do to get what needs to be done and so smooth about it! Jan
Definitely Tom Cruise and Val Kilmer in Top Gun. Very bad for you, lol.
Hi Jan,
Yes of course! James Bond is sort of bad, isn't he?
Thanks for posting.
Hi Rebe,
Top Gun is another film I revisited recently. I really enjoyed watching it again and yes, they were bad boys!
Forgot to say I will get Amy at Harlequin to pick a winner for the giveaway. Sorry you'll have to wait until Monday to find out who it is!
So many bad boys, so little time 😉
On behalf of Melanie, I'm pleased to announce the winner of the giveaway. Congratulations to: Rebe! Please check your email for a message from me.
~Amy from Harlequin
What is it About a Bad Boy? by Melanie Milburne, + Giveaway
by Melanie Milburne, author of Uncovering The Silveri Secret (Harlequin Presents, February 2013)
What is it about a bad boy that is so attractive? Is it that element of roguishness? The thought of him being untamable? Unreachable? Unknowable?
My latest hero Edoardo Silveri is all that and more! But most annoying for my heroine Bella Haverton, Edoardo is in charge of her life. Her late father left his entire estate under Edoardo's guardianship until Bella turns twenty-five. He has control over everything- her inheritance and day to day finances, including whom she will eventually marry.
Edoardo slowly released her wrist. 'Got that nasty little temper of yours under control?' he asked.
She gave him a fulminating look as she rubbed at her wrist. 'I pity the women you take to bed,' she said. 'They probably leave it bruised from head to foot.'
'They leave
it panting for more,' he said with a smouldering smile.
She made a scornful sound. 'Why? Because you don't know how to properly satisfy a woman?'
His eyes mated with hers. 'Why don't you try me and see?'
She gave him a withering look. 'I'm about to become engaged, remember?'
'So you say,' he said. 'Has he asked you, or are you just clearing with me in case he does?'
For years Bella has stayed well clear of her late father' bad boy protégé but she needs his permission to become engaged to Julian Bellamy, a clean cut, clean living, controlled and controllable pastor.
But Edoardo is not convinced Bella is marrying the right man or for the right reasons. As her legally appointed guardian it is his job to make sure she isn't taken advantage of or exploited.
Bella glowered at him. 'You think I haven't got a
clue, don't you? You think I'm too stupid to do anything but get my nails done.'
'You're not stupid,' he said. 'You're naïve. You've lived a sheltered life. You don't know how the other half lives. You don't know how desperate and ruthless people can be.'
'Like you, you mean?' she said with an arch look.
His eyes glinted as they locked down on hers. 'I can be very ruthless when I go after something I want.'
Bella felt the skin of her arms lift in a tiny shiver. 'You can't always have everything you want,' she said.
The corner of his mouth lifted in a devilish smile. 'Who's going to stop me?'
Who is your favourite bad boy? What do you love about him? What would you change about him?
I will give a signed copy of Uncovering The Silveri Secret as well as my latest Medical release Dr Chandler's Sleeping Beauty to a random comment.
Warmest wishes,
Melanie Milburne


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Prayer Request for a Dear Friend
I know my readership isn't what it used to be, but I know that there are many devoted companions in this spiritual journey we call life. That is why I want to ask all of you to pray especially for a dear friend.
St. Michael the Archangel,
defend us in battle.
Be our defense against the wickedness and snares of the Devil.
May God rebuke him, we humbly pray,
and do thou,
O Prince of the heavenly hosts,
by the power of God,
thrust into hell Satan,
and all the evil spirits,
who prowl about the world
seeking the ruin of souls. Amen.


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CORIAL SAS Oct 1, 2007
Process company that designs and manufactures plasma etching and deposition equipment for semiconductor compounds, optoelectronics and MEMS technologies.
Bid-Service LLC Oct 1, 2007
Worlds largest dealer in used and fully refurbished semiconductor processing and scientific equipment. We own what we sell. Over 3,000 items on line, updated daily, in-stock in our 125,000 sq/ft warehouse. We buy/sell/trade.
Bright Solutions Srl Oct 1, 2007
We are a leading manufacturer of diode-pumped solid-state laser and high power fiber coupled laser diodes. Our business is based on two main areas: high brightness laser diode sources based on the design of advanced refractive micro-optics for…
Plasma Dynamics, LLC Oct 1, 2007
Plasma Dynamics is devoted exclusively to the plasma processing of advanced materials by reactive ion etching (RIE) and plasma enhanced chemical vapor depostion (PECVD). Company services include R&D, process development, as well as low level…
Catalyst Equipment Corporation Oct 1, 2007
Since 1982 Catalyst Equipment has been buying & selling, refurbishing & servicing semiconductor manufacturing and related equipment globally. We work with end users, universities and other equipment resellers on individual items or entire…
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Americans have always been determined to blaze new trails, whether wading through the waist-deep layer of tumbleweed covering Arizona or hacking through the petrified forest of national flags on the moon. Conquer the final frontier, the ocean, with this Groupon.
$189 for a 3.5-Hour Fishing Trip for Up to Four ($385 Value)
During chartered fishing trips, veteran captains lead passengers through lush fishing grounds in search of red snapper, drum tarpon, trout, tripletail, sharks, and grouper. Boats come equipped with tackle, equipment, fishing licenses, and enough milk to lure a school of catfish. Excursions depart at 7:30 a.m. and 12:30 p.m.
Double R's Fishing and Tours Company
Helmed by US Coast Guard–certified captains—each with at least 10 years' experience navigating the waterways of 10,000 Islands—Double R's fleet of seafaring skiffs ushers visitors along fishing charters, eco tours, and manatee-watching jaunts. Exploring an ecosystem rich with diverse wildlife inside the United States' largest mangrove jungle, guides point out manatees, tropical birds, alligators, and Swamp Thing's collection of Swamp Thing memorabilia. Fishing charters explore the complex systems of swamps and estuaries home to tarpon, snook, and redfish, while fishing guides provide their years of experience in angling from exceptionally maintained vessels in rich waters.