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Les chalets à Little River Cove sont le paradis pour les voyageurs qui veulent profiter de la meilleure que la côte nord de la Californie a à offrir. La propriété unique est située en haut sur une falaise, donnant sur l'océan Pacifique. Chaque chalet est nouvellement rénové et offre une vue sur l'océan grand, une cuisine complète, chambre à coucher, canapé-lit et la TV écran plat avec lecteur DVD. Petite rivière est situés juste deux milles au sud de la village de Mendocino et possède des paysages spectaculaires océan naturelle de la flore et faune et les activités de plein air allant de kayak et de VTT de promenades tranquilles sur la plage.
2,6 sur juillet 04, 2016
This is our third stay at the Cottage at Little River Cove. We love this place as it is dog friendly and has beautiful views. We have stayed in the Elk cottage historically, but it was not available this stay. The Elk Cottage has extraordinary ocean views and you actually feel like you are flying with the birds as it is perched on a hill. However, the Farrallon cottage was wonderful too in terms of the view. However, the bathroom is very very small unlike the bathroom in the Elk Cottage. The Farrallon has a wonderful viewing deck and additionally quite spacious. My only concern with the cottages is the cleanliness factor regarding the floors. The kitchen floors are never very clean upon arrival. During our last stay, I requested a cleaning of the floor as it was sticky and did not appear to be clean. The second cleaning never occurred, so I got down on my hands and knees and began cleaning it myself. Yes, it was not clean. However, all other factors in terms of cleanliness were great. We love this place and will be back. Just please make sure that the kitchen floors are clean. Thank you so much
4,0 sur avril 29, 2015
2nd time we've stayed here...Really great, roomy and comfortable place with great views from every cottage. My husband and I are abalone divers and this works out great for us. Very comfortable and right above the Van Damme cove. Full Kitchen and bathroom, nice fireplace and deck. Grounds are gorgeous and they are pet friendly. We'll be back for sure.
5 sur février 16, 2015
The cottages, grounds, views, service were all fabulous. My only complaint was that we didn't stay longer!!! (On the rating factor, we didn't eat there so I gave it 5 stars because you to put something in)
4,6 sur décembre 16, 2011
Our stay at the cottages at little river cove in medocino CA was amazing! the views of the ocean were out of this world. The quaint cottages were placed in such a way that each one had it's own spectacular view of the coastline. We managed to get the only cottage that had a hot tub on the back deck, bonus! The room, or small apartment, was like being at home, it had it's own kitchen, with a gas stove, full sized fridge, and all the amenities needed, the ice trays were even full. the living room had a nice gas fireplace which kept the place warm and cozy, with a nice size lcd flat screen tv, and a comfy arm chair and sofa. The windows that looked out toward the coast were ginormous!!! Giving you all the eye candy you can possibly take in, they even have binoculars in each room for your whale watching, wave peering, bird stalking pleasure! All in all it was worth every hard earned penny, I'd definitely refer these cottages to anyone who asked where to stay in Mendo'.
4,8 sur mars 19, 2011
The cottage was immaculate and had a gorgeous view. The microwave door was broken on my arrival, but was promptly repaired as soon as I reported it.
4,8 sur janvier 20, 2011
The staff here were so friendly and helpful. It was a great place to stay for any price, but at this price it was a great value! Great location too, being so close to Mendocino. I would definitely go back.
3,6 sur janvier 01, 2011
We were impressed with our cottage and with the view. It gave our family what we needed for 3 nights, with an adequate kitchen and fireplace. The holiday rate was a bit higher than we would prefer. But, all and all, it was a great experience and we would look forward to returning at a non-holiday time.
3,8 sur décembre 29, 2010
What a wonderful find. We enjoyed our long stay in the Gualala cottage. The cottage was spacious, modern, and cozy, all at once. The amenities were outstanding, especially all the "green" touches. We particularly liked how quiet it was on the grounds. It was almost like we were all alone! Our pup particularly enjoyed himself and it was a very pup-friendly place. We will definitely return and have already recommended it to several friends!
5 sur décembre 22, 2010
Could sit right there and gaze out from our living room and enjoy the scenic view of the coast and watch the weather come and go. Peaceful, serentity, it couldn't have been better!!
3,6 sur décembre 05, 2010
My wife and I took a weekend away and after looking at numerous potential places, many on VRBO, we decided to stay here. The rooms are super clean, very spacious and huge. They had a full kitchen in Elk, the cottage where we stayed. The bathroom was handicap accessible. We were able to bring our dog, which was wonderful since she is really a part of our family. Room service was delivered from the restaurant at Little River Inn and was delicious and hot. It rained all weekend and the gas fire came in very handy. In the end it was an amazing romantic weekend at the cottages - pain free, good service, great rooms, beautifyl views and close to everything. Highly recommended.
Large cottage with a queen bed, full bath, kitchen and dining area and sofa bed. The living room features ocean views and a fireplace. Spacious deck off the living room. Three skylights welcome the morning sun.
Large, handicap accessible cottage with queen bed, full bnath, kitchen, dining area and sofa bed. Living room features ocean views and fireplace. Spacious deck and forest setting off the bedroom. Three skylights welcome the morning sun.
Large cottage with queen bed, full bath, kitchen, dining area and sofa bed. Living room features ocean views and fireplace. Spacious deck and forest setting off the bedroom. Four skylights brighten your day. This cottage is pet friendly.
Enjoy spectacular ocean views from the latest addition to the inn. This private single family cottage is adjacent to the Inn, and has a full bed, sofa bed and bunk beds. Full kitchen, bath room and pellet stove provide all the comforts of home.
**New** Private hot tub on back deck! A special favorite with a queen bed, full bath, kitchen, dining area and sofa bed. The living room features an ocean view and fireplace. Spacious deck & forest setting off the bedroom. Three skylights welcome the morning sun. This unit is pet friendly.
Large cottage with queen bed, full bath, kitchen, dining area, sofa bed. Living room features ocean views and a fireplace. ocean view from deck and forest view from bedroom. Sitting area in the bedroom and three skylights.
Large cottage with a queen bed, full bath, kitchen and dining area and sofa bed. The living room features ocean views and a fireplace. Spacious deck and forest setting off the bedroom. Three skylights welcome the morning sun.
Enjoy unparalled views of the beautiful Mendocino Coast from our Pelican's Pier Vacation Home. Perched on the headlands overlooking the Pacific Ocean, this three bedroom home is a haven for travelers who want to enjoy the best lodging that the Mendocino Coast has to offer. The magnificent views can be enjoyed for the large picture windows, wrap around deck or the private hot tub. It is the perfect location for families or groups who desire a private vacation rental with a full kitchen, cozy gas fireplace and easy access to local attractions.
Vue sur la mer, Petite ville, Village, Vue sur l'eau, Région viticole
Antiquaires , Galeries d'art, Plage, Dîner gastronomique, Sites historiques, Concerts, Musée, Parcs nationaux/régionaux, Zone naturelle, Océan, Théâtre, Zone de pic-nic, Services religieux, Rivière, Circuits touristiques, Vignoble, Entreprise vinicole
Barbecue grill, Jeux de société, Videothèque, Barbecue, Parking, Téléphone, Films, Equipé pour les mariages
Réveil, Peignoirs, Cafetière/Bouilloire, Lecteur DVD, Cheminée, Réfrigérateur , Sèche-cheveux, Internet, Planche à repasser, Micro-ondes, Entrée indépendante, Radio, Réception chaînes satellite, TV, Wi-Fi
Pistes cyclables, Vélos, Observation d'oiseau, Canoë, Pêche, Golf, Sentiers de randonnée , Promenade à cheval, Canoë-Kayak, Pistes de VTT , Voile, Shopping, Natation, Terrain de tennis, Location de raquettes tennis, Sports d'eau
Kevin and Sandy
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Salutations ! Mon nom est Kelly et je suis l'hôtelier aux chalets à Little River Cove. Je suis une greffe du parc Estes, Colorado, où j'ai aidé à gérer l'Auberge de montagne du château. J'adore le à l'extérieur, les chiens, les beaux-arts et grande des fruits de mer, la côte de Mendocino est l'endroit parfait pour moi ! Je suis très heureux de répondre à tous de vous et pour aider à rendre votre séjour avec nous mémorable. Espoir de vous voir bientôt !
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Britain is in a quandary. Decades after the decline of its heavy industry, it remains one of the intellectual powerhouses of the world – generating new ideas to solve new global problems and developing new technology to keep the economy growing. To maintain this position, however, our workshop needs a steady supply of raw material in the shape of well-educated postgraduate students. As recent reports have shown, this supply is in danger of drying up. What can be done?
The number of UK students on postgraduate taught degree courses has begun to decline after a decade of relatively high growth, according to a new Hefce report that gives an overview of postgraduate study in England and Northern Ireland. An earlier report from Universities UK, The Funding Environment for Universities, also shows the total number of students on postgraduate taught courses in the UK slid by 5 % in 2011-12.
Initially, this fall in UK and EU students was more than matched by increases in students from more economically dynamic regions outside Europe. But now their numbers have also started to slip, hit by a tougher visa regime and increased competition from rapidly growing universities overseas.
Meanwhile, last year's arrival of much higher variable tuition fees for UK and other EU undergraduates will, from 2015, make it harder for heavily indebted 21-year-olds graduating under the new system to feel they can afford to embark on a postgraduate taught course.
Any sustained slide in the number of students on postgraduate taught courses is deeply worrying, because it creates a bottleneck in the intellectual supply pipeline that ultimately produces what we might call ultra-skilled workers: our future research scientists, academics and leading thinkers educated in the humanities and social sciences. Postgraduate taught courses are a standard route to postgraduate research degrees, which are in turn essential for sustaining our world-class academic workforce.
Against this backdrop, we welcome the government's announcement of £75m to support postgraduates from disadvantaged circumstances, though we regret that the chancellor has found the money largely by reducing financial aid to undergraduates from such backgrounds. The government hopes that extra funding by employers and universities will raise this total to £100m. We hope they will rise to the challenge. The money is clearly needed – to an increasing degree the postgraduate ranks are filled by wealthier students, according to the Hefce report.
Nevertheless, even £100m will not be enough to keep the existing postgraduate pipeline open so we need to engage in some inventive engineering to build new supply routes.
One possible solution is to develop and adapt existing programme options. Split degrees for overseas undergraduates, where the student does a proportion of their course at a university in Britain and completes it at their home institution, have been running successfully for many years. Now, a growing number of universities are exploring split research degree programmes. Students can take this route to keep down their costs, while for institutions it can be a useful way of increasing student numbers.
Another possibility is for institutions, preferably backed by government, to persuade more employers to fund postgraduate education. Our research at the University of Leicester suggests that employers are interested in courses where they see a direct benefit to their area of activity. In the future employers may be more involved in course design and development, although this model remains to be tested.
Take a new programme Leicester is currently investigating: a taught master's in heritage studies. Large organisations that act as custodians of our past might well be interested in a heritage studies degree based largely on their own particular requirements for their employees. Under this model, the employer would pay for the modules directly relevant to the job, and the employee would pay for the rest. There might be modules in marketing and country house management funded by the employer, for example, with the employee rounding off the degree with a dissertation on a favoured topic.
A third possibility is to put the pipeline where the student wants it, by increasing the number of postgraduate degrees – both taught and research – based on distance learning. As one of the sector's biggest providers of postgraduate distance learning, we are well aware of both the challenges and the advantages of this path.
The decision to embark on any postgraduate degree inevitably disrupts one's life. Nevertheless, a degree that you can do in your own home, which fits around the working day and childcare responsibilities of mid-career workers, can be far less disruptive – if the university provides the right support. Only 13% of postgraduate taught students are studying via distance learning, according to Universities UK's funding environment report. This number could be a lot higher.
These mooted changes to the postgraduate landscape undoubtedly present a challenge to universities. But there is also little question that the existing routes to taught postgraduate and research degrees need a fresh look if we don't want our intellectual powerhouse to run out of fuel.
Professor Sir Bob Burgess is vice-chancellor of the University of Leicester – follow it on Twitter @uniofleicester
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The outdoor temperature is continuing to drop, the days are getting shorter, and you frequently find yourself in a struggle against the cold, brisk wind when you step outside your home. Then you begin to hear it; the faint sound of the sniffing noises surrounding you on all sides. Next you hear the choir of raspy voices and the echos of coughing while out in public. And as the terrible ringing out of sniffles and coughs grows louder and louder, you know the most dreadful season of the year has arrived and it will be taking no prisoners; cold and flu season! Many people this flu season will suit up in face masks, going out only while fully equipped with disinfecting wipes and hand sanitizer to protect themselves from germy hot zones at school or work. But rather than obsessively disinfecting doorknobs, and going through gallons of hand sanitizer, why don't you try boosting your immune system through the foods you eat. In an article written by Bonnie R. Giller, MS, RD, CDN, CDE, Keeping yourself healthy with Immune Boosting Foods, she shares several immune boosting foods to nourish your body when cold season is at it's peak.
Here are some of the foods that Bonnie recommends:
Grapefruit. All citrus fruits are loaded with Vitamin C which is one of the key vitamins for keeping your immune system strong. They also contain flavenoids; which increases immune system activity.
Almonds. Vitamin E is the antioxidant that is abundant in almonds and you only need ¼ cup to obtain 50% of your daily needs. Almonds are also the perfect on-the-go snack because they provide plenty of protein to keep your energy levels up throughout the day.
Yogurt. A recent study conducted by Danisco, maker of prebiotic products, has shown that only 1/2 cup of low-fat yogurt per day can reduce your chances of catching a cold by up to 25%. The prebiotics in yogurt directly combat against cold viruses and block their ability to replicate and invade our bodies.
I also suggest you try some of these immune boosting drinks:
Green tea. Green tea has been shown to be a star player in keeping us healthy. It has been shown to play a role in boosting our metabolism, lowering cholesterol levels, and may even have some anti-viral and anti-bacterial effects thanks to the catechins (another specific type of antioxidant) it contains. With all those benefits, why not reach for a cup of hot green tea to warm up on a chilly night?
Cranberry Juice. Cranberry juice is not only just another rich source of vitamin C, but it's also commonly used for prevention and treatment of urinary tract infections (UTIs). Recent research has shown that the unusual nature of the proanthocyanidins (PACs) in cranberries are the most probably reason for this and may also be beneficial to warding of bacterial infections in other areas of the body as well.
Homemade Fruit Smoothies. Throw in some strawberries for vitamin C, some spinach for folate, some shredded carrots for Beta-carotene, and a bit of ground flax seed for omega-3s and added dietary fiber and you'll have yourself one delicious immune boosting and nutritious cocktail.
Providing your body with a healthy and balanced diet, full of these nutritious foods and beverages is a great way to give your immune system an extra boost this cold and flu season. Wishing everyone good luck staying healthy and strong this year, and p.s., don't forget the hand sanitizer!!!
For more Immune Boosting Foods check out Bonnie's blog The Nutrition Key with BRG.
What is your battle plan for keeping you and your family healthy this cold/flu season?
An Intern Behind the Plate,
The Nutrition Key with BRG is a blog written and maintained by Bonnie R. Giller, MS, RD, CDN, CDE. Bonnie is one of Around the Plate's Nutrition Experts and is a member of thePlate Community. As a Nutrition Expert, Bonnie makes eating healthy simple. Find other nutrition experts, recipe gurus, and healthy eating champions on our community blog network.


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On Nov. 24, the South Bay Family YMCA will be opening its doors for those looking to get in a great workout before their Thanksgiving meal. From 6:30 to 11:30 a.m., various classes including cycling, boot camp, aqua-fit, Zumba toning, double step, aqua Zumba, fitness for kids, body pump, Zumba and pilates will be available for both members and guests.
Classes are $6 for Y members and $8 for guests. All proceeds from the 13th annual Pre-Pig Out Workout will benefit YMCA youth fitness and senior programs.
The average person consumes between 4,500 to 5,500 calories on Thanksgiving. That's close to two days' worth of food consumed in one sitting. A 160-pound person would have to run at a moderate pace for four hours, swim for five hours or walk 30 miles to burn off a 3,000-calorie Thanksgiving Day meal [American Council on Exercise].
According to federal data, the predominance of overweight children in the United States has more than doubled among 6- to 11-year-olds, and more than tripled among 12- to 19-year-olds. With the Y's focus on youth development, healthy living and social responsibility, the Pre-Pig Out Workout embraces all three areas.
Over the past 12 years, more than 1,700 individuals have participated in the Y's Pre-Pig Out Workout held Thanksgiving morning. "I come to the Y because I want to be bigger and I want to compete as an Olympic weightlifter one day," stated YMCA student member Marcel Allado.
For more information on the 13th annual Pre-Pig Out Workout or to pre-register for the event, visit the South Bay Family YMCA website at www.south bay.ymca.org/programs/fitness /pre-pig-out-workout.html or call (619) 421-8805.
About the South Bay Family YMCA
The South Bay Family YMCA makes strengthening their community their cause. By providing quality programs that encourage youth development, healthy living and social responsibility, they enable all people to be strong in spirit, mind and body. For half a century, thousands of individuals, young and old, have turned to the South Bay Family YMCA for programs and services every year, because they've been that reliable, dependable, friendly non-profit that South Bay residents know and trust.
They count on the generosity of members, partners and donors to help others become more healthy, confident, connected and secure. Ninety-four cents of every dollar donated to the South Bay Family YMCA goes back into programs and assistance for local South Bay families in need.


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tim1_2 wrote:
Thank heavens. Now if they can work out a way for me to save my games in the "cloud" and then resume them on either the PC or the iPad....
A mod framework on iOS is almost certainly out of the question, so this is probably of limited utility for most players.
I know that Apple disallows an app to execute external code (they've shot down some emulators for this reason) but would that apply to an IE mod? I haven't delved too deeply into how the mods are represented but it was my understanding that they're little more than text specifying locations of the things placed in the world as well as their stats and resource locations.
Certainly they couldn't expose a scripting engine to the mod world (officially ) but the basic mods might be allowable.


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Welcome to the new week everyone!
Let's talk about buying ready-made food. Now, to be clear, I get the point of buying it sometimes. There are plenty of dishes out there that take so much time, have so many complex steps, and require collecting so many ingredients that it is totally worth it to not make yourself.
Hummus is not one of those dishes!
(Recipe #1) Drain a can of chickpeas into a bowl to save the water, then blend the chickpeas with 1/3 cup of tahini (it's sesame seed paste; use a plain nut butter like cashew if you can't find it), 3 tablespoons of olive oil, 2 tablespoons of lemon juice, and 2 cloves of garlic; adding back a little bit of the chickpea water if it's too dry to get moving in the blender.
Then… oh wait; that's it. See what I mean about it being too easy?
A quick review in pictures:
After that, you can just season it according to your taste — salt, pepper, and 1/4 cup of parsley would be a decent start — and then just start dipping.
Making it better
Of course, we're not done. That's just where it gets interesting. There are plenty of ways you can adjust this recipe without changing the ingredients much to go for a different taste. Most don't take much extra time at all. I take some of these steps:
- Smoother (#2). Emulsify the tahini and olive oil with lemon juice (e.g. blend those three ingredients together) before adding the chickpeas and garlic. You'll end up with fewer chunks
- Sautéed (#3). Sauté the chickpeas and dices garlic in a couple tablespoons of olive oil before tossing them in the food processor. It gives everything a bit of a cooked taste, and oh man, warm hummus is fantastic.
- More garlic (#4). I don't think I have to explain how this works or why it's awesome.
- Dried beans (#5). Buying chick peas in a can will cost you about a dollar meaning this is already a pretty inexpensive dish. However, you can cut that cost in half and get a slightly different flavor if you use dried beans and reanimate them by soaking for 24 hours.
- Skinning the beans (#6). If you have the patience for it, you can skin each individual chick pea and get your hummus even smoother.
Making it differently
And if you really want to shake things up, you can try out some of these variants:
- Save your water (#7). Start saving the juice that your olives and artichokes come in. Then, instead of adding back chick pea water to get everything moving, you can add either olive juice or artichoke juice. It's a really easy way to add a different flavor to your hummus.
- Go Greek! (#8) Blend a 1/4 cup of Spinach with the standard recipe then add a few tablespoons of feta cheese. Opa!
- Go Mediterranean (#9). Blend in a big handful of sun-dried tomatoes with the standard recipe. Have small hands? Maybe do two handfuls.
- Truffle hummus (#10). Sauté the chick peas and garlic in a couple tablespoons of olive oil, blend it up as normal, then stir in two tablespoons of truffle oil.
- White "hummus." (#11) Substitute in a can of cannellini beans for the chick peas, drop the tahini, and add 1/4 cup of parsley for sure (NB. if your friends are foodie jerks, then they might point out that hummus literally translates to chick pea in Arabic; if they're offended by this, then get new friends)
- Ranch (#12). Add in a cup of plain, Greek yogurt, parsley, chives, and dill weed. Oh hey, that tastes like ranch dressing, except it's way better for you.
Here's a handy chart that summarizes everything:
And that's that! Anyone have any more variants that they use?


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DC mayor appeals to Reid to free city's funds
Badgerbadger Murray, UTOct. 10, 2013 8:06 a.m.
one vote -
Because the guy who decides what bills go to the floor and get voted on is named Harry Reid and comes from Nevada. Neither senator from Texas has that power.
But if they did, the parks and monuments, cancer research, veterans' benefits, and many other parts of the federal government would now be funded and functioning properly.
one vote Salt Lake City, UTOct. 10, 2013 6:38 a.m.
Why did they not seek assistance from the Senator from Texas.
lost in DC West Jordan, UTOct. 9, 2013 12:31 p.m.
don't expect harry, from the party of NO!!!!! to act. his strategy is to inflict as much damage and pain as possible and blame the other side. Never let a good crisis go to waste!


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Now that the World Cup is nearly over we can get back to the serious business as clubs fall over themselves to sign Costa Rica's unused substitutes or the one of the many Rodriguez's at the tournament who was not called James.
And when said import, or even home grown player, arrives to pose with the club scarf on the pitch they can then take place in an interview where they try to sell their credentials to a club's supporters.
One day, it would be refreshing if someone walked on ato the pitch and said: "To be honest I couldn't give a monkeys which club I play for.
"I was too busy playing football as a kid while you lot were watching and, as a result, I'm just interested in who is going to pay me the most."
Robbie Keane is tagged as the player to have fulfiled most childhood dreams having been famed for arriving at a new club and saying how much it meant to him.
He certainly was particularly fulsome about being a Liverpool fan when he arrived at Anfield and a Celtic fan when he arrived north of the border, not an unreasonable combination for someone from Ireland, but the whole charade has worn a little thin with him on his ninth club.
That won't stop others from trying.
Step forward Croatian teenager Mario Pasalic, who this week raised the bar on his arrival at Chelsea by saying: "I am a central midfielder, my favourite player is Frank Lampard and so I am very happy to be a Chelsea player."
Quality populism which made you wonder if 19-year-old Pasalic realised the England midfielder had been released, but at his age he's probably unaware Chelsea once thought winning the Zenith Data Systems Cup constituted a successful season.
Do fans care about this tosh?
To a small extent, yes.
Players will always say the right things to try and win approval, but if fans seriously think they share the same tribal loyalties they are very much mistaken.


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Twenty school children were killed on Friday, when the minibus taxi they were travelling in was involved in an accident near Bronkhorstspruit.
Gauteng basic education spokesperson Steve Mabona said the accident occurred on the Groblersdal Road.
ALSO READ: Biker dies in Groenkloof accident
"Education MEC Panyaza Lesufi is rushing to the scene. More information will be shared in due course," said Mabona.
[UPDATE] – Fatalities on the R25 collision has risen to 17 children. @ewnupdates @eNCA @_ArriveAlive @JacaNews @SABCNewsroom pic.twitter.com/AumRsLrjFC
— ER24 EMS (Pty) Ltd. (@ER24EMS) April 21, 2017
The name of the school the children were enrolled in is unknown at this stage.
Mabona said he would provide more information as soon as it became available.
I am told almost 18 learners died in this accident. I am on my way to the scene. It's a dark day for education in GP/MP https://t.co/JXtM60ICNX
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Hey Sky Fans!...
How do you like my ride? Funny story behind the U-Haul My family and I dont really have that much stuff to bring, but little did I know that the Honda Civic a great car but I could not hook up a trailer and even just the two wardrobe boxes with my suits wouldnt fit in it. So, I had to have the smallest U-Haul truck a 10 footer. If Im driving a truck, I still have to have my car in Chicago thus the trailer to bring the car there.
Virginia to Chicago is almost 800 miles. Easy trip get on 64 West and drive for 404 miles, make a right on 65 North and 398 miles later Chicago! Easy.
Im finally on my way! OUTSTANDING!
There is a busy week a head of us.
I hope to be able to get over to the training center Tuesday afternoon. A large portion of our training and practice supplies and gear has arrived! I hope to help Ann Crosby get some of it organized and ready for the weeks ahead. The next 3-4 weeks are going to fly by. We will be so busy with everything to get the players here, plan for training camp, start practice and begin to assemble the roster. This is easily the busiest time of the year for us.
Also, we will be conducting a couple of private workouts at our training center on Wednesday and Thursday. We are trying out a woman from India, the greatest female basketball player ever in the countrys history. Im really looking forward to working with her. I have watched her on tape and have been very impressed with her ability. It will be fun to meet her and work with her in person.
On Friday, I am off again. This time I'll be headed to Atlanta to instruct at the Nike Skills Academy. Nikes Ilene Hauser puts together 60 of the top underclassmen in the entire Southeastern part of the United States and a tremendous group of coaches headed by Womens Basketball Hall of Famer former Auburn head coach Joe Ciampi. The #1 goal of the Nike Skills Academy is to educate these young athletes on the importance of improving their game - not just playing the games. We want to provide them with new techniques, drills and instill habits they can utilize to improve throughout the year.
Well be working at the Suwannee Sports Academy for three days and put them through some intense skill sessions. There are no college coaches, so there is no recruiting. The players can focus on development, improvement and learning without having to be in an evaluation setting. It is going to be a fantastic setting.
Next week Ill hit you with a brief recap and some video if the opportunity arises.
We are even closer to our open try-out May 8th and the start of training camp on May 15th. Coach Pokey and Christie will be back soon.
Talk to you soon!
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A giant carved marijuana leaf decorates the lobby of Mancos' 2-month-old medical marijuana shop, where an owner said business is blossoming.
"Every week we do see new faces, so it's exciting," said Nate Fete, one of the owners.
City governments in Mancos, Cortez and Durango placed moratoriums on recreational sales of marijuana after voters across the state approved it in November 2012. Dolores placed a moratorium on the sale of all marijuana.
Fete said it's hard to comment on the future of the business and the industry because regulations and fees are changing.
In 2000, medical marijuana was legalized in Colorado, and about $1.7 million worth of medical marijuana was sold in Montezuma County this year. The state made $47,500 in taxes on the county's sales, the state reported. As of October 2013, there were 692 registered medical marijuana card holders in the county.
The recreational marijuana market was projected to bring in $130.1 million state taxes by an April report from the University of Colorado.
But municipalities across the state have banned it, and the closest place to buy it is Telluride.
Fete said shoppers come in looking to purchase recreational marijuana every day, and he tells them to go to Telluride.
"I see Durango, Mancos and Cortez definitely losing out," he said.
At Beacon Wellness Group in Mancos, interested buyers don't get beyond the marijuana-free lobby without being asked for a medical marijuana card and driver's license.
Outside the building, the state also requires video surveillance on all areas of the building.
"I think we have higher security than banks," Fete said.
Staff must let shoppers through a locked door into a room constantly monitored by cameras that state officials may review at any time.
On the display cases, dried marijuana is for sale in jars. Chocolate rolls, truffles as well as lotions and salves infused with different extracts of marijuana.
But the locally grown marijuana is not on the shelves yet.
One of the owners and the main grower, Jim Cody, spent months asking the city to revise its codes to allow him to open the store.
Once the codes were changed, regulations prevented him from starting to grow his plants until the business officially opened. It takes about 120 days for a marijuana plant to mature.
"It's 60 days from my finish line, from offering the first of my medicine," he said.
Cody hopes to produce consistent strains at connoisseur quality that will produce the same effect every time. Different types of marijuana can either energize or relax a patient.
The store is legally required to grow 70 percent of its product.
Cody said bringing a higher quality of life to patients drove him to open the store.
"Who's to say the THC and cannabinoids here can't perform miracles," he said.
The town of Mancos may put a question about taxing marijuana locally on the April ballot.


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With less than two weeks to Carnival Monday, bandleaders in south Trinidad say costumes are going like hot bread. Mas men from several of San Fernando's traditional, J'Ouvert and children's bands say most of their sections have been 'sold out'. Andrew Kallicharan, committee member of the Ivan Kallicharan outfit, said their costumes were moving faster than they did last year.
Already, he said, the band's presentation for 2012, We Going Carnival, has seen five of the eight available sections being sold out with fewer than 100 costumes left. Kalicharan said: "Sales of costumes are going much better than last year. Sections such as Italy, Spain, Trinidad and Tobago, Germany and England are already finished. We have a lot of people who live along the East/West corridor coming down in San Fernando to play with us. "Is not just Sando people playing and people are also coming from other bands as well. Compared to last year, this Carnival should be bigger."
Another band, Owen C Hinds Foundation, reported that sales were moving nicely despite the late start of their Carnival 2012 campaign. Swedaka Matthews, a consultant to the band, said a marketing strategy offered discounts to families and groups. He said the prices of costumes were competitive because they ranged from $1,200 to $1,400 before 20 and 30 percent discounts were applied. Matthews added that this year's presentation—Hats off to Owen Hinds—had attracted mas lovers as it gave them a mixture of traditional and modern day mas.
Popular J'Ouvert band, Dev's Barbershop, said it had already sold 60 percent of the costumes on offer.New and exciting J'Ouvert band Chocolate Heaven's band leader Jacqui Koon How said she had room for only 50 more masqueraders. Koon How said the band attracted females for the most part. On the other hand, she said, costumes for her children's band were almost sold out in preparation for the several Kiddies Carnival competitions around the country.


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Abaca self-adhesive hinging tape is superior to other self-adhesive hinging materials because it incorporates the strength and supple nature of the Abaca paper with a very strong adhesive, attributes that are especially important in today's digital world.
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Football managers from all four divisions of the English leagues have agreed to take part in a new series of ground-breaking "Question Time" style debates which will be broadcast live.
The programmes are the brain-child of Richard Bevan, the chief executive of the League Managers Association, who has been in talks with BBC radio, Sky Sports and BT Sport to air the debates which will take place before a studio audience.
The exact details and format of the programmes have yet to be finalised but the first broadcast could take place as early as the end of this month with a whole series then planned for next season.
Bevan has been encouraged by the response of the managers – including some of the biggest names in the Premier League – and will also turn to former managers and those out-of-work who are looking for opportunities to get back into the game.
The programmes will basically be modelled along the lines of BBC's long-running 'Question Time' show, which is hosted by David Dimbleby, in which politicians from all the parties debate the big issues of the day and field questions from the audience.
Bevan wants the football programmes to concentrate on "technical aspects" of the game such as how the loan system works, the transfer window and not get drawn into club matters and "who is going to play next Saturday".
He has already established "technical panels" in each professional league – from the Premier League to League Two – who are putting together the pluses and minuses on various issues and circulate that to all the LMA members for their feedback and the idea for the programmes has developed from that debate.
Bevan explained to Telegraph Sport: "We are conscious that our members do not often talk about the technical aspects of the game. They have a two-three minute moment in pre and post match interviews and we want to get across the views of our members.
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ORVG COFFEE HOUSE # 140 - The Winter Siege is On!!!
Time for me to find my rack...It's been a long and tiring week...I hope you all sleep well and I'll check in tomorrow....
Dusty your link didn't work, go back and put a space in it, after the colon.
Me thinks Dusty was too tired to mess with her colon. :)
Darn it! Almost dropped quacamole on my shirt! I was just stopping to check the TV guide.
Have a great night!
I got a lil sumthin' sumthin' in the works and it may just come to fruition before Spring and mater planting time. IF and I said IF it does come through for me, I give you my word in front of all these witnesses, I will come down and spend a whole week with you either on my way to California for the Lt's graduation or on the way back home.
I will visit as many of y'all as I can squeeze into a week. My word on it.
Feel free to start cooking now as I look forward to not having to cook for a week and fully expect to be sufficiently spoiled. :::::::: Big Ole Cheese Eatin' Grin :::::::::
Everybody be safe and warm this weekend.
In the words of the Lt. when he is not in uniform (God forbid he would show any signs that he was not the perfect little Navy robot in his little white britches)...PEACE OUT!!!!
Toni, you just have to spend a few days in Kentucky. There is Kywoods, Neal and George, and Paulette, and me. So iffen you just spend a day with each of us, you will have almost a week without having to lift a finger. Then when you head north, oh, my, looks like another week of carefree living!!
Ric - you are a 24 fan? I am. I have been watching from season 1 to 6 over the last couple months. Trying to finish - I am still watching season 6.... I am trying to watch the last 5 hours of season 6, plus Redemption before season 7 starts on Sunday. I have it all on DVD, but have never seen it from beginning to current until now. I didn't start watching until sometime in season 5... then I was watching re-runs on A&E at 8 a.m. Would wake up, turn TV on and try to figure out what this strange TV show was all about. LOL. A friend figured out what I was trying to watch when I was describing it, and told me to go to video store, and get the show and watch from beginning of season. So I went and rented it. I was hooked. So I bought them. But, didn't watch them in order till now. I loaned them to two co-workers also. They've been watching them before me. One guy had never seen it at all - he watched it all 1-6 in order, and finished a couple days before Redemption aired. The other guy has been watching since first night it aired, back in season 1, but never saw any reruns or on DVD. So it's been 7 years since he saw season 1, and he said he forgot almost all of it. Like seeing it over again. About half the people I work with are 24 fans. You'll tell people something about a job and they will say "copy that" or "gonna need a hacksaw" or some other Jack-ism. We have fun with it. It was funny with the DVDs. Phil would have one season, finish it, pass it to Mike, who would watch it, then pass it to me. In the mean time, Phil would be on to the next season. If one person was busy or something, and had one to long, the next person would have Jack withdrawal. LOL
Well it's after midnight and the weather is holding for now. I was worried I would have a long and white knuckle drive home. I did the bread and milk thing today while I was out, so if it's bad, we won't have to go outside. Picked up a bag of cracked corn mixed with some other seed, but mostly corn to pile on the ground under the bird feeders for the ground feeding birds. I don't normally put stuff on the ground, as it seems to attract to many possums and coons but when it's really snowy and icy, the juncos, doves, finches etc really go for it. We put a few cups of it with a couple quarts of black sunflowers on the ground, and by night it's all cleaned up.
Tomorrow I will be taking down the Christmas tree. I wanted to try to get to it this week but it didn't happen. My Mom really enjoys it, so I don't worry about it to much. I'm really fussy about packing the ornaments, so it takes me a while. Almost all my ornaments are one of a kind, and it takes a while to wrap and pack them.
This time, I am going to try to get photos of them before I put them away. My new insurance agent has been after me to get photos of everything in the house. So far, I have only a few things done. You would think, as easy as it is with digital cameras, I would get it done. He said "just go around and open drawers and doors and snap away!" But, do you think I ever get around to these things?
Also on my weekend list is to continue with going through my spare room closet and getting clothes out to donate to Dusty's veterans. Then, I only have the few things in the basement to bring upstairs and go through, and I will be ready to make a road trip! One of my few remaining relatives lives just south of Cinci and I figured we might meet them half way for lunch somewhere... and drop this stuff off with Joycet if Dusty isn't home on our way to meet my cousin. I want to get this stuff to Dusty so folks that need winter things get them before Spring! LOLOL I think my Mom still has a few things to go through also. Dusty, if there is anything you particularly need, I can ask around where I work. Lots of veterans there, and I'm sure they would help if they can.
Ok - off to watch 24!
Hope no one gets hit with bad weather!
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We have something in common... I mean besides Dave's and The Ohio River Valley Forum.
My Birthday is the same as yours, silly, but I thought that was kinda cool
Good morning we are in a level 2 here "ack" so i guess my dd won't be going to her birthday. The weather won this fight. :( she is really upset poor thing. FUnny thing is no word from the mom hosting party ? to cancel. I guess people just assume everyone knows . Must be my CA girl in me to overthink everthing LOL we west coasties do that you know LOL
Ric , sounds like you had a busy week hotus tubus sounds like a good idea .T likes 24 but he has not followed up on it in a few years . i was thinking of getting him the series for christmas but i got him the Dirry Harry series instead LOL he likes his Clint Eastwood . :)
Toni sounds like you got a great trip planned ahaed of you. I was thinking of a CA trip this spring also to my parents in the Bay Area.
GW hope you muscles start to feel better, sounds like you need a hotus tubus too.
Daylilly_Ohio good luck on your christmas tree :) and getting some pics . Your ornaments sound lovely too. Are they antiques passed down to you from family ?
Dusty dear Lord i hope your not driving today !!
Cookie how are things at your household, them critter behaving ? Bill watching football ?
Chelle that quacomole sounds yummy , just not on your shirt ! LOLLLL
might take a walk out in the woods today with the kids weather they like it or not ! i just can't do house all day long uhg.
Dove I think that is cool that we share a really AWESOME birthday! :)
We could split the cost and have a really loud and rowdy party in here to celebrate, with two of us we could even serve alcohol. And really good food.
Our weather wasnt as severe as predicted. We actually have a temp of almost 40 degrees. Rains are headed this way but the winter warning I think is lifted for now. Tonight and tomorrow is supposed to be bad, we shall see.
Yall stay safe and warm.
Sounds like I need to make another Capricorn cake!
Good luck to those north of us!!!
From Dayton north and east it sounds like an Ice Extravaganza is due or already happening.
We're at 37� and going to 47� so I guess we're OK.
Toni we are minutes (well 30 anyway) from Joustie (Joyce, Dusty, Bertie) Acres.
So IF your plans come thru.......
Off to pull wires ...
we are under a level 2 :(
Good Morning all...It is 33* here now, and dripping...no rain and no ice and no snow at the moment...
Michelle...you are absolutely right...I WAS dead on my hinnie last night...I hit the Send button and went to bed... LOL... I have been up since 7:30 catching up on other Forums, and refilling my bird feeders...There is still enough snow covering out there so I will sow my poppies today...I have to bring the big bag of potting soil in out of the garage and get it down to the basement...
I stopped at the Big Lots, to see if they still had any after Christmas watches.. I got one last year for $5, and I finally demolished it Wed afternoon...They had 2 Spathyphyllums.... sign said $6 but they were completely wilted and alot of dead...I took the one that I thought I MAY be able to save in hopes of a discount, and when I checked out, the manager gave it to me, no charge...I got 2 watches, one for $5 and another one that is a Timex, normally $39.95 for $10...If you press the stem, it lights up too, great for my early dark mornings...Also got 2 new Danskin sports bras, and a pair of scruffies for Jim...I wish I had extra money, as all the Christmas stuff is 75% off...
I put the spath in a bowl of water and sat the nearly dead completely wilted thing in the sink...When I came out to make the coffee, it was all standing up and perky... ^_^ So it goes into a new and bigger/better pot today...Mine grew in the ground in the shaded loggia in FL, but that ain't gonna happen here... LOL..
I have some other house plants that need repotting, so I want to get the soil in and warmed up...
I am going to get dressed and get outta here in a few...Need to hit the bank, and go to Yellow Springs to pick up some shop lights for Cookies barn, and my garage and basement that I got from my Army buddy...He also has some clothes for the Vets Closet...Gonna stop at the dollar store and grocery, and haul behind home before things get worse if they are going to...Thankfully I have my Wheelie today....That puppy and me can go anywhere...
Speaking of Puppys.. How do you like my new Border Collie Pup???
LOL you guys let me get some money first! Derek is graduating from grad school and moving back east (Rhode Island) for Department Head School for a year so they want to fly with the kids and I am gonna drive their SUV back (well that's the plan anyway). Cali will be about 2 weeks of moving mostly. His schedule is gonna determine a lot.
Hi Folks... Hope all of you are staying warm! Not too bad here today... overcast and 40� although rain and then snow later today... I guess if I'm going to the store I should do it soon!
I've started back on the genealogy I started years ago and even with the internet, it takes lots of time and total immersion. I came across this yesterday while reading some Ohio newspapers from the 1800's and got this chuckle to pass on...
Source: The Columbus Enquirer-Sun
Dated: May 1, 1891
The terrible effects of smoking is shown in the case of Mrs. Eva Cross, of Adams County, Ohio, who, although 125 years of age, still indulges in the reprehensible practice of smoking the strongest sort of tobacco in the strongest sort of a pipe.
Most of my family (on all sides) lived at one time in Ohio from about 1810 on... mostly in the counties of Wyandot, Tuscarawas, Ross, Scioto, and Adams.... so far.
125 and still smoking a pipe. Wow. God bless her.
I just wanted to let everyone know that
there is a interest thread for MESSENGER going on right now.
Ok... I know I am an enabler...
edited for bad spelling
This message was edited Jan 10, 2009 3:26 PM
A rowdy birthday party... I could use something to snap me out of my funk... booze and music, that could do the trick ☺
LOL! Hi Dovey! When is this birthday so we can start practicing our steps! ^_^
Cute pup Dusty....thought you said you weren't getting any more for a while! How can it sleep so soundly with 5 dogs and a cat there?
kay, need to put my makeup on and do my hair. Birthday party tonight for my DIL at Bravo's. I'd like to have one of their Gingerbread Rumtini's but at 7.50 a pop, I'll probably pass!
I love the weekends....it's like being retired for 2 days....
so how many dogs does that make ? ! sheesh
played in snow or ice rather. LOL what a workout !
what is messenger
Geo told me about a hosta and a calidum coops he is soo bad . But its good. :)
darius to funny 125 yrs old ? wow .
You ever see the movie Grumpier Old Men adn the grandpa is telling his son how he eats bacon , smokes camels and eats bacon again and then drinks his dinner LOL and his dr died and he is still alive LOLLLL love that movie !
well kinda pooped
take care
I could be wrong.. really really wrong but I think that "puppy" is faux.
(yeah I have been lurking)
Jazz.....I'm with you!! Me thinks Ms. Dusty has a FAKE dog!! It's too perfect!!
Well..we had ICE here this morning! It was so slick out our back door that Dave couldn't walk out there. Sooooo...he threw out the salt...waited a bit...and then was able to get the jeep out. By the time we were ready to leave, I could walk out there without falling. I did wear my new plaid boots though! Took my heels with me!
We were a few minutes late arrriving, but we missed the 12 A exit at the Base. It was at Hotel Hope at WPAFB. Seems there is no exit sign coming from the West. Anyway, my niece had just called me on my cell, as we were pulling in....so we weren't too awfully late.
It was a great meal...and a great reception! I'm glad we went....and I am glad to be home. My DH drives ever so slow when he thinks roads are bad....and that's good. But the roads weren't bad...lol. Wet, yes. Awww anyway...we are home.....after EVERYONE passed us up!!!
Well...DH just made me a sandwich...so think I will go and eat!
Evening folks, I have been without internet all day, so just now checking in. It has rained here all day, but the temps are dropping, and the weather liars are saying we are getting snow tonight and tomorrow, then colder than blue blazes for next week.
I went to the library and stocked up on reading material, and bought some steaks at the grocery, and we stayed in tonight. The steaks were delicious, and now the kitchen is cleaned and I am heading to my recliner to read.
dont know if I can do this link or not
but this will tell you about it.
Everyone says it is great
Someone explain to me the level 2 thing......I cant find definitions on any of the weather sites, but I am not sure I am 'googling' the right phrase.
Party will be Jan 16th, in here BYOB!! :)
What is the MESSENGER everyone is interested in?
Okay getting ready for church, just was enjoying a few minutes on here. :)
It's still not too bad down here....a little rain over the last couple of days, but no snow. Was 51* Friday, but only 34* yesterday.
Good news! Al has a job! We're going to Foreman, Arkansas this week for a few months. I spent yesterday packing up the stuff we're taking, while Al was installing security cameras. Anxious to go, cuz when I come back the beginning of April, it will be springtime and time to put up the greenhouse and start planting. YEAH!
Good Morning... and Yippee for Robin!
Ugh... I KNOW we needed precipitation, but I am getting SO tired of it! Our creek is up again, but I don't think it will breach the banks this time. Forecast is freezing rain and snow off and on for the next few days... and cold.
Heny, I don't know what 'level 2' is either. That term isn't used around here.
Sunny and Joseph may be back up here today to load more stuff and if so, I need to drive over and pick up my backpack and umbrella I left at their new place. I hope the freezing rain is over by then. Yuck.
Anyone have any experience with compact refrigerators? BestBuy has an Oster 4.5 cu ft for $118.
Ta Ta
What are the measurements on a 4.5 CF fridge? Remember I had that little dorm size fridge for beverages for 20 bucks as a damaged floor model? Worked really great. We got another one more than twice that size abandoned by departing UF students. Will use that in the barn/guest house one day.
When you get the smaller ones, no doubt you will have to periodically defrost. Don't think you can get a frost free at that price.
The guys are supposed to finish hanging my gutters today and maybe get some more fence posts installed on the back of the property. Trying to get Jeremy to get lots done before he moves over to Deltona.
Darius, We've had one for 6-7 years. I think ours is a little smaller. Works great, but ours has a tiny freezer. Have to cut ice cube trays down to fit.
Good deal on Sunny & Joseph. Sure hope they can get the rest of their stuff in this trip.
Molly, it's dorm-size... about 20" wide and deep, and 32" tall; small freezer at the top might hold 2 ice trays. I don't know if I would have to cut them down like Robin did. I can't find any customer reviews on Oster compact ref. this size, and BestBuy is discontinuing this model. Usually sells for $169.
Why is Jeremy going to Deltona?
Oh, okay D, I thought that little one was bigger than it is. It's 18"X18".
You are looking at one the size of the other dorm fridge.
The mother of Jeremy's child lived here for 5 months and it didn't work out. So she took the kids and went back to Deltona. She's been trying to convince Jeremy that life with her, without his mom, would be a bed or roses. Problem with that.........she would still be part of the equation. Circumstances do not change the basic temperment of a person. I don't know how much of himself he has to lose again before he realizes this. It would be so nice for him to find a "nice" girl, someone who is good to him and he can be good to.
Oh well.......D, don't you need a vacation yet?
Hi everyone.
Well we ended up with a nice party last night and she was surprised. There were 17 of us and the room was comfortable. They had two lines of tables set up when we went in, they set up for 25, but we got them to move one of the tables over so we could all sit together. They have nice friends and we enjoyed ourselves. I only got half an order of Pasta Woozie, so I splurged and had the Gingerbread Rumtini...so good. Everything tasted wonderful. I'm not used to eating that late, so we came home and watched a movie before trying to go to bed. Had to give the electric blanket time to do its' job too!
We're having friends over for dinner. So I have the spaghetti sauce on and the meatballs are finished in the oven and added to the sauce to simmer. I made chex party mix and the ice cream pie. I think I will make a batch of cashew brittle since I didn't do any over Christmas and Bill has been whining. Doesn't hurt that the guests that are coming love it too. Salad and some bread will round the dinner out.
Sue, I'm proud of you for sticking to your guns. I have lost all my added Christmas weight now. I'd be happy to drop a few pounds before the little cruise next month, but if I don't, so be it.
Well, that brittle isn't going to get done with me sitting here. Have a great day all!
(Welcome Molly...glad to have you hanging out!)
Good Morning all....Yep...that Pup is Faux...He was the Puppy in the window at St Francis DePaul Thrift on Friday morning when I dropped Crotchety Earl off for his Dialysis...They were closed at 6:30 am so I was hoping I could get to pick him up at 11am, and get that pup...I was, and he was only $2... ^_^ Cookie tells me he was sold at Cracker Barrel and if he has his batteries in, he is supposed to *breathe*... LOL
I just know he is adorable, and once I get Lily broke from stealing things, he is going on the fireplace hearth...
Darius...I can't vouch for a fridge, but I will say that anything Oster makes has a good reputation...I have used Oster clippers for over 40 years as well as massagers, and never had a problem with either...I still have a neck massager that is over 20 yrs old, and works perfectly...and my dog clippers are at least 15 yrs old...new blades, yes, but the motor is still top notch...
I am clipping the poodles today, and doing laundry, and repotting the houseplants in the basement...PITA carrying them down and back up, but it's gotta be done...The orchids are taking turns soaking in the kitchen sink full of plantfood water...I MAY get around to dusting the living and dining rooms and do the vacuum thing, but don't count on it... LOL
It was flurrying snow when I got up, but just quit about 1/2 an hour ago... we had a very light dusting and that is all, but its mostly gone now...Still only 26* here...
My buddy called me yesterday and told me in no uncertain terms NOT to come to Yellow Springs...His driveway was solid ice, and so were the roads...so I didn't get the lights yet...I am going to Lowes today to get a piece of gutter for the front porch...It drips right over the steps, and I almost busted my hinnie Friday morning at 5:30 when I went out to warmup the Wheelie...As usual, looked wet, but was solid ice...I bought a new 50# sack of salt Friday night so hopefully I can keep the walkway and drive de-iced...
I don't like salting near plants though, so I may just dump a sack of mulch over the walk till Spring, and then I can sweep it off into the beds...It will give the wet a place to go and not be a slick surface to walk on...I think that is a lovely idea the more I think about it...It is only about 4 feet from the step to the driveway, so that will work... ^_^
Breaktime is over.. better get back at it...Have a great day!!!
Heyyyy Coookie!!! Guess what we had for supper last night... LOL
Jim said he has had worse meals eating out, so I think that was a backhanded compliment...LOL
This message was edited Jan 11, 2009 2:28 PM
Snow Emergencies... Level 3 doesn't get invoked very often... Level 2 is pretty common, around here anyway--and a good way to ticket you if they can't ticket you for excessive speed or failure to control.
The County Sheriff may, pursuant to Ohio Revised Code Sections 311.07 and 311.08, declare a snow emergency and temporarily close all or certain highways, roads and streets within his jurisdiction when such action is reasonably necessary for the preservation of the public peace. Ohio Attorney General�s Opinion 97-015 issued April 1, 1997, concludes that this authority includes all federal and state highways, county and township roads and Municipal streets.
Any person who knowingly hampers or fails to obey a lawful order of the sheriff declaring a snow emergency and temporary closing highways, roads and/or streets within his jurisdiction, may be subject to criminal prosecution under Ohio Revised Code Section 2917.13, �Misconduct at an Emergency.� A violation under this section is a minor misdemeanor, punishable by a fine not to exceed $100. If the misconduct creates a risk of physical harm to persons or property, it is a misdemeanor of the first degree, punishable by a jail sentence not to exceed thirty days and/or a fine not to exceed $250.
There are three levels of snow emergency classifications:
LEVEL 1: Roadways are hazardous with blowing and drifting snow. Roads may also be icy. Drive carefully.
LEVEL 2: Roadways are hazardous with blowing and drifting snow. Only those who feel it is necessary to drive should be out on the roads. Contact your employer to see if you should report to work.
LEVEL 3: All roadways are closed to non-emergency personnel. No one else should be out during these conditions unless it is absolutely necessary to travel or a personal emergency exists. All employees should contact their employer to see if they should report to work. Those traveling on the roads may subject themselves to arrest.
back to your regularly scheduled programming
LOL Melissa!
Afternoon everyone! We had a pretty good snow shower here this morning. It covered everything! Then the sun came out. That didn't last long though...and it has been cloudy ever since.
Neal...I looked and looked for that pic of my lupines...but haven't found it yet! I'll probably find it when I least expect it! I am so bad about taking pics and uploading them...and then not labeling them! Shame on me.
We ran up to Wally so Dave could get a tv guide...and his V-8 juice. They were out of that on Friday! Still only had the small bottles of V-8 today...so he just got those.
Then stopped at the hardware store to get firestarters....as Wally didn't have the kind I like to use. Some guy came up to me and said he liked my boots....lol!! Said his daughter had a pair of polka dot ones. My are green and yellow plaid. I really didn't even buy them for winter! I bought them for gardening...but...they are warm and waterproof rubber...so hey...why not wear 'em now????
Nothing else going on here.
Oh...Melissa...we were on a level 2 on Saturday...not sure why? There were some slick spots....but not the whole roads??????????? Or maybe we just didn't go on those roads that were bad??
snowing here on and off today
Melissa thanks for the breakdown of the levels :) hmmm i thought level 2 you would get a ticket ? So would a beer run be considered a necessity ? *giggle*
our driveway if you don't have 4x4 you won't make it . solid ice .
did get out for awhile
thanks for the messenger info , looks interesting might have to look into it . thanks :)
Molly hope things get better for your DS. That is a hard one .
Melissa how is the kids ? and how is work going for you ? i m sure you have been busy. :)
Hey, guys! I ended up being out all day with Howie since he went to Caribou with me when I worked. And today, well, I slept in. Late. Boy, did it feel good. :) If I'd had a hotus tubus last night, it would have been perfection. LOL
The "death storm" ended up fizzling and we didn't have much to deal with at all. I'd put sheets over the car windows, so all Howie had to do was open the car doors and pull the ice-covered sheets off. It's the way to go when you have advanced notice of ice!
Nothing else going on, I work tomorrow and don't know my hours beyond that. I'm filling gaps right now.
Congrats on finding work, Robin!
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