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I just figured I could batch up a bunch at a time and send them (JUST the pic) to Island Dog. He could review and send to the WEB guys for substitution for the old ones.
I think I am pushing on a string here. Don't want to irritate anyone. Just some thoughts.
I appreciate the ideas and I think it would be great if authors would update their older skins, but there are over 5,000 WindowBlinds skins on this site. Most of them were not created by us, they were created by individual skinners. Some might not appreciate having their work altered for whatever the reason.
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CBS has solved one of the biggest TV mysteries of 2013, announcing which show will get the coveted post-Super Bowl airing.
The answer: Freshman Sherlock Holmes procedural "Elementary."
The network formally announced on Monday (November 5) that the Jonny Lee Miller/Lucy Liu vehicle will air on Sunday, February 3 following the Big Game.
Airing on Thursdays at 10 p.m. "Elementary" is the second most-watched new show this season, averaging 14.2 million viewers and a 3.5 rating among adults 18-49 (factoring in a healthy amount of DVR viewing).
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Naomh Eanna will be Wexford's 'A' representatives in the Féile Peil na nÓg in Kerry and surrounding areas this year after beating Sarsfields in a highly-competitive Division 1 final in St. Patrick's Park on Tuesday.
Naomh Eanna 4-3 Sarsfields 1-2
The Gorey boys, who were arguably the most impressive performers in the county when Wexford hosted the annual tournament last year, look set for a strong run again as they infuse a talented group of players with a sensational work ethic.
The benefit of 20-minute games was particularly evident in this clash. The pace both teams played with was exceptionally high, making for a really entertaining night of football.
Sarsfields were right in this game for long spells and had plenty of possession in and around goal. They were a little less physically imposing than their Gorey counterparts and that added experience and strength proved vital for the victors.
Naomh Eanna started brightly and dominated the first few minutes. That pressure told when Cian Browne fed Ryan Connolly and he was fouled for a penalty. The excellent Darragh Levingston stepped up and stroked home the spot-kick to give his side the lead.
The Páirc Charman boys pressed and had a couple of near misses after falling behind, but things got worse for them in the eleventh minute when Lee Cushe floated a long handpass to Seán Egan and he drove a thumping finish past Josh Walsh to the rigging.
A brilliant save by Walsh from Levingston, and the follow-up clearance when under intense pressure from Connolly, kept his Sarsfields side in the game. It looked even more crucial when the Wexford town boys finished the first-half with a flourish.
Eoin Kavanagh pointed a free after Kyle Clancy was fouled in the 16th minute. Just two minutes later Josh Sheil won possession on the left wing, darted 25 metres towards the posts and struck a fantastic goal to make it 2-0 to 1-1.
Sarsfields almost took the lead in at the break but saw Oliver McMahon's shot brilliantly kept out by a brave Rory Tubritt. Regardless, the Wexford boys were right in the game with the second-half to come.
Yet the interval gave Gorey time to recover and re-group. They made a couple of changes that livened them up and soon they were in scoring form again. Levingston nailed a booming point from fully 35 metres out to make it 2-1 to 1-1.
A clever pass from Kevin Bedeanu set Ryan Connolly in for a third Gorey goal which was quickly added to by a second Levingston point. Lee Cushe made it 3-3 to 1-1 before Sheil hit back for Sarsfields after a lung-bursting run by Killian Boggan.
However, that would be Sars' final score as substitute George Slattery nipped in on Connolly's pass to score a fourth Gorey goal and give their captain, Darragh Levingston, the opportunity to collect the silverware.
Naomh Eanna: Rory Tubritt; Jack Curley, Cormac Doyle, Enda McCrea; Brian Cushe, Paul Gibson, Rian Fitzpatrick; Cian Molloy, Darragh Levingston (capt., 1-2, 1-0 pen.); Lee Cushe (0-1), Ryan Connolly (1-0), Shane Mahon; Cian Browne, Seán Egan (1-0), J.J. Twamley. Subs. - Kevin Budeanu for Mahon (21), Seáiní Quirke for Curley (21), George Slattery (1-0) for Twamley (28), also Ruadhan Redmond, Seán Kinch, Michael Dineen, Luke Darley, Tommy Connors, Niall O'Dwyer, Darragh Fitzpatrick, Shane Flood, Seán Murphy-O'Brien, Seán Miller, Tadhg Byrne, Eoin Murphy, Jim Moorhouse.
Sarsfields: Josh Walsh; Callum Corcoran, Killian Boggan, Ben Hynes; Alex Boggan, Liam Cassin, Kyle Clancy; Eoin Kavanagh (0-1 free), Jake Giltrap (capt.); Robert Molloy, Josh Sheil (1-1), Eoin Hartigan; Zachary Maxwell, Jason Gordon, Oliver McMahon. Subs. - Jack Connolly for Maxwell (15), Mark Finucane for Kavanagh, inj. (24), Darragh Grant for Connolly (30), Connolly for Cassin, inj. (32), Maxwell for Sheil, black card (37), also Shane Clancy, Richard Lawlor.
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Trio pleads not guilty to murdering Michael Varehov and dumping his body in Kuitpo Forest
A man and two women have pleaded not guilty to charges they murdered a man and dumped his body south-east of Adelaide.
Michael Varehov was allegedly beaten to death at a house at Beaumont in June 2012 before his body was buried in a shallow grave at Kuitpo Forest.
A 25-year-old woman and her 52-year-old uncle, as well as a 30-year-old woman, are jointly charged with murder.
Their identities have been suppressed.
Each has denied the allegations and all have been ordered to stand trial in the Supreme Court at a date to be fixed.
Another man who pleaded not guilty to assisting an offender will also stand trial.
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Hi Everyone,
I could sure use some of your thoughts about
the following...
I have 2 friends, a married couple I'll call "Bert and Mary" who have a young adult daughter I'll call "Missy". These three folks moved away to a Pacific island, about
5 months ago, to do missionary work, for at least a year or perhaps even somewhat longer. They are very good sweet people!
When I went through a bad relapse of GAD back in 2006, Bert was a true friend to me. He helped me so much, even paying for me to see a psychiatrist when he felt that perhaps the clinic's shrinks were not doing a good job for me (which was right!) He paid out $400 for the appointment and even met with me there since he knew this doctor. He was truly like a brother to me! I came to love him as if he really was my flesh and blood brother! I helped him with his anxiety issues quite a lot (I am a fount of knowledge when it comes to that subject! LOL!) His wife Mary is one of those people that has no clue to what it is like to be anxious and depressed. If anything, she's chronically upbeat!
So she didn't understand at all when he was in low mood and why he couldn't just "get over it". She didn't like it that he took an occassional xanax either. But she isn't mean or hateful, just naive!
Anyway, I didn't know they were moving away until a month or so before they left. When I found out, I was so sad and cried a lot. Before Bert left, he literally cried on my shoulder and said he was going to miss me and that I had helped him so much. He considers me like a sister.
Now I can get to the gist of my problem...since he's been gone, he's called once and emailed me once. Mary does the majority of the emailing and their daughter Missy forwards me and other friends info on their mission work and I love getting these, but am saddened that Bert doesn't email me. Bert and Mary share the same email address, so they both read my messages and I've actually said that I wish I could hear from my brother too sometimes! But it made no difference.
Since they've been gone, I've sent regular emails, keeping them up-to-date on the goings-ons here in town (as they'd asked me to). I've called once and talked with Mary for over an hour (Bert wasn't home). I keep their PO Box checked for them and forward any mail that comes to them. Also, I've sent "care packages" of gifts and goodies. Basically, I've been as good a friend/sister as I know how to be and it makes me so hurt that Bert seems to never think enough of me to email me or call. Am I being unrealistic in my expectations? Is this the way guys are? He's busy of course, but it's like he's forgotten his kindred spirit. I truly feel so abandoned. He was the one of the few people I felt really comfortable talking to about
most anything that troubled me. Since he's left, it's almost as sad to me as when my dear Dad died. What do you suppose I've done wrong?
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Total Posts : 1055
Posted 4/13/2010 10:09 AM (GMT -7)
My dear friend StKitt/Mary called me and asked me to post here that she has had to order a router. It will take about
eight days to get it, so she will not be able to post until then.
Carla Bohannon
Epilepsy, asthma, fibromyalgia, GERD, depression, hypothyroidism, tinnitus
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Posted 4/13/2010 10:17 AM (GMT -7)
I never expected to find you here when I made this post for Kitt. I have really missed you!
I am sorry you are in pain over your friend. I think I would just straight out ask if you have done something to offend him. What do you have to lose since you are not hearing from him any way?
I am so glad that for awhile you had that family in your life. They were just what you needed. I am so sorry they moved away. I would imagine that has been very hard on you.
Would you mind if I email you some time?
Love you!
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Posted 4/13/2010 10:38 AM (GMT -7)
Carla! How good to hear from you!
Email me anytime!!!
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Total Posts : 32602
Posted 4/15/2010 9:25 AM (GMT -7)
Oh my, I have had a bad 3 days and my router finally arrived today. I ordered it over night express, well that did not happen. But it is back online and I am finally connected.
Thanks Carla for posting the message as I did not know how to get a message to the group. I even went to my daughter's to try my laptop using her wireless but it would not let me connect.
Dear JL,
I do not think you have done anything wrong but I am wondering if perhaps your friend/brother is coping with losing your friendship by letting go as he finds it to painful to try to keep up the long distance relationship. Sad to say people come and go in our lives and many of those people we come to love dearly but for whatever reason they leave us and it is not because we have necessarily done anything wrong.
Don't beat yourself up, you have done nothing wrong . May I suggest you let go a little bit at a time. I know this is heartbreaking for you but I hate to see you feeling hurt and confused.
You know I have your back and glad to see Carla and you connected.
I wish you peace,
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Posted 4/15/2010 10:28 AM (GMT -7)
Hi, Kitt!
good to see you back online!
I haven't emailed Bert and Mary in nearly 2 weeks. It is hard, as I think of him everyday and wish I could ask him some stuff like we used to discuss. It is very hard...like someone dying almost. At least when someone passes away, you realize you can't make things how they were, but when the person is still there, it's difficult to accept it...does that make sense?
Oh well, I'm depressed about
this and other things. I can't seem to shake it. My sleep apnea is making me miserable physically and my blood sugar is affected by stress and my mom is coping with asthma with no doctor's care and I'm trying to pick up the slack and so on and so on and I feel like rolling into a ball and never stop screaming. But I act all normal, day-by-day, never letting go as to how I truly feel. One elderly friend of mine told me a couple of weeks ago that I'm the "happiest person she knows"!
It goes to show that I coulda put Bette Davis to shame!
Love you Kitt! You and Lyn are so amazing to me!
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Dear Janet,
I know exactly what you mean..................I should have received an "Oscar" for my acting. I worked for 26 years side by side with my peers and no one ever knew I had major depressive disorder and anxiety. I was the "life of the party" Yet I felt like my theme song should have been "The Tears of a Clown"
I had mini melt downs where I let off a bit of pressure according to my physician which allowed me to keep on going. Of course the pot was bound to boil over which it did in 2005 and now I still work at trying to pick up the pieces on those not so good days.
You have lost a dear friend and whether it is due to a death or separation due to your friend's moving and withdrawing, you are grieving. Let the tears fall and know it will take time. Don't put a time limit on your grief. Just let it happen. You are in pain and I understand how you feel. Give yourself permission to miss him, you invested a lot in the relationship.
Remember to love yourself as you are a special lady and you have "Betty Davis" eyes.
Let us help you through the tough days and we will celebrate the good days too.
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I could be way off base, but I think that he's not emailing you personally because either he or his wife feels uncomfortable with it. I know you said that they are a very sweet couple, but even sweet people in secure relationships can feel a little jealous and insecure sometimes. His wife may have told him that she's not comfortable with him emailing, you personally, but that she will include you in family emails. It doesn't mean she doesn't like you or trust her husband, but it happens. Or, maybe he just isn't the email type. Some people are better at communicating in person or over the phone. I am sorry that you are going through this. It is depressing when you can't be in touch with someone you are close to.
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Posted 4/16/2010 10:42 AM (GMT -7)
Almost anything is possible...but I truly don't think it's jealousy on Mary's part. And honestly, if you could see what I look like and what she looks like, you'd know there's absolutely no reason on her part to be jealous. I'm not exactly the kind of gal that turns guys' heads, but Mary is attractive.
I do think that Bert is not the emailing kind because when he lived here in town, he wasn't much for it. I mostly saw him at Christian meetings and such. I guess that I had hoped that with the change in situation, he'd make an exception and do the email some. He wanted me to be sure to download Skype so I could talk via it. I did do so, but they were never online when I was. They're 15-16 hours ahead of me. I deleted Skype since I never used it.
I still believe that it wouldn't kill him to send an email with a short"hi! howzit it going? I'm good! Take care! Bye for now!" That would be better than no acknowledgment at all. :(
Well, no matter what the reason is or isn't, things are the way they are and I know I just have to accept it. It still makes me so sad I want to cry.
Thanks for everyone's comments and kind words. It means a lot!
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Posted 4/16/2010 11:12 AM (GMT -7)
You have a most beautiful of hearts.
The things that you've been through all throughout your life, right up to today, you are always concerned about
helping your fellow human, instead of worrying about
your own troubles. I am not as altruistic as you definitely are! You have such fortitude and forebearance!
I am so very sorry that you've lost your hearing! (I'd been meaning to tell you that!) I hope that it can be restored to you! Except for my sight, there would be nothing worse to me than losing my hearing. I love music to an extreme degree! I even think in music sometimes! LOL!
What I mean by that is that if someone says some word, phrase, or name, etc., I'm quick to think of a song with it in it! I do it all the time!
I have to be careful or I'd probably get very annoying!
When I think of you, I think of the song "You are so beautiful to me". Because although I don't know what you look like physically, your heart is more sparkling than any diamond on earth! You really shine. I promise!
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Posted 4/16/2010 2:48 PM (GMT -7)
Good Afternoon,
I am sorry to be late today but I have been struggling and right now I am in tears every day and sort of housebound from fear of going out and breaking down in public. It was 1 year on 4/2/09 that my brother was found dead and on 4/30/09 last year my sister died. I am now truly an orphan................no parents and no siblings left so I count deeply on my husband and my children. My hubby is recovering from major surgery (16 days in the hospital) and needs me to be ok right now so I hide it from him as much as possible. Those tears of a clown.
Now enough about
my issues, I will find strength to keep on moving forward.
You are absolutely right, your friend could take a few minutes and send you an email even if it is just a short one. I am sure Bert must have some idea that you are feeling sad now that they have moved away.
As for competing with his wife, I am sure Bert sees you as a beautiful person with a loving heart and physical looks have not factored into the picture. It sounds to me like he loved you as a friend and the two of you had a good friendship so send an email just to him instead of the family letting him know you miss him and it would make you feel happy to hear a word or two directly from him, your honary brother, once in a while.
And JL, let out the tears, don't keep them bottled up inside only to boil over like I do so well. You are entitiled to your feelings and let no one ever tell you different. You are entitled to be loved so let it happen again.
"When the night has been too lonely
and the road has been too long
and you think that love is only
for the lucky and the strong
Just remember in the winter far beneath the bitter snows
lies the seed
that with the sun's love
in the spring
becomes the rose "
Gentle Hugs,
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Posted 4/17/2010 4:18 AM (GMT -7)
Sweet Kitt i am so so sorry you are going thru this
you know you are loved here by so many
you give your all n then some
you helped me when i needed it
i hope you get out of this real soon my friend
wishing yr hubby all the best
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Posted 4/17/2010 10:22 PM (GMT -7)
Thanks for your thoughtful response. And although most anything is possible, I truly don't feel that Bert has any romantic-type feelings for me. He is sooooooooo in love with his wife! LOL! They still hold hands after all these years of marriage! :) I do think that perhaps he loves me in a special way, because he knew that whatever he needed or wanted to talk about
or ask me, I'd be honest and not be judgmental. I could talk with him the same way. Since my dad died back in 1998, I haven't had anyone of the masculine persuasion to really talk to like I could Bert. And unlike my Dad, Bert could empathize with my anxiety/depression problems. I am an "old maid", never even had a boyfriend, but I really think that I'm reading Bert correctly in this. He and I are just kindred spirits with a lot in common, much as we would if we'd been born fleshly siblings.
I don't think Mary is jealous of me. She's always been used to her husband helping people. It's part of who he is and also, Bert and I were always right out in
open view whenever we spoke. All my emails can be read by her as she and he share the same email address. There's nothing secretive at all. And even if there had have been any such jealousy or such, she surely wouldn't have to worry about
it now! They're on the other side of the world, probably for a long time.
Anyway, thanks for your input. I haven't emailed them in over 2 weeks now.
Thanks to my Kitt and Lyn for always being my angels!
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Kitt that song plays over n over in my head
i sooo miss being able to turn tunes up n badly sing to them
but again i do love that song
says so so much
IF theres a smile upon my face
its only there trying to fool the public
but when it comes down to fooling you well
hun now thats quite another subject
Dont let my sad expression give you the wrong impression
ya i so love that song
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beet me too it god dammit , jsut use my excuse oh i slipt might as well carry on now ey
I'm just jealous!
How's the house coming along mate? When you planning on moving in?
I slipped one in the wrongun once and it brought tears to her eyes!
Was you cutting onions?....
She's only a size 6 and even that is small for my tiny c0ck
mm or cm?......
i was gonna say tears of joy most probably did you offer her a complimentry tissue?
She's not that small!
It was not joy, It was tears of shock I think!
dont put your self down mate some are born with one some arnt
It freaks me out when you see their belly move on small women.
Crazy, if it makes you feel any better, I won't get any this weekend. The joys of having family down.
shock of enjoyment most probably my ex used to prefer it but my gf atm ive done it once and i dont think shes interseted in it any more
It's not all about size.
Horses are huge but I don't think they are any good in bed.
Random time.
I got a boot of hacked up body parts.
i was gonan say turns me on if anything .
yeah but scott when there gone all hell is going to break loose?
tried and tested
At least you dont get a slap........
any course fishing after lunch?
Coming from the guy whose sig reckons his is an elephant
True a whales cock is as big as my drive, and i bet thats ****e in bed.....
Yes but we need to use better bait. Lets draft up a post to catch some noobs.
***** ain't walking right. Lol
Haha, is that not in quotes?
I was quoting someone else.
Westy, it's your turn today..
What about tyre pressures...... my mountain bike is 45psi so the s3 should be double easy because of the added weight.....
We came to the conclusion that 173psi was the best
why dont we bring up the old DV debate again. Noobs can get involved then. One of us should post that we have just bought a split R DV and we are seeing 10bhp increase
Now its in a quote done by you, you sure it was someone else?
My AC was running hot so I put coolant in to help it keep cool.
It's now leaking coolant.
I used the g12+++ coolant, was I meant to use g12 like it says on my coolant bottle?
Scott should post saying he's has bought a DV but it doesn't make a noise when he changes gear
Lol Yup.
It's lyrics from a song.
Along with
My **** is made of carrots, I got bunnys that need feeding.
Diverted or dump?
I want to join in!! Where do you go fishing? What section?
Is it important?
Have a look in the 8L section at 'S3 query' and 'seriously baffling problem' and the 8p section 'cabriolet problems'
I'll post a dump restaurant question in the 8l section?
dump so you will get all the throw it in the bin answers...
a salp on the **** i would like thou, yay i love fishing !!
u must have a big drive ?
we need to think of something belivable this time lol
Mcd's was good. Looks like i have few posts to catch up on though.
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Unanswered: Prevent leaving Excel window while code runs
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I have a few processes that take 5-15 seconds to complete. I want to keep the user from leaving the Excel app. window and minimizing the window while the code runs. Currently, if the user does either, the code may fail OR I can't return to the Excel window after leaving (the Excel box at bottom of screen just blinks Orange, indicating it's waiting for a responses/action, but I can't get focus back to the window to take any action so I have to END TASK to close Excel!)
I do have a form showing status updates and turn off screen updates so the user knows something is happening during the wait time, but I really just need to ensure that the user waits at the Excel application window until the VBA/process completes to ensure there aren't any code/focus issues. (Again, it's only 5-15 seconds -- not that long.)
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I think you're looking for Application.Interactive.
At the bottom of that page, you'll also see the ScreenUpdating property.
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A comparative analysis of productivity performance of the world's major airports: summary report of the ATRS global airport benchmarking research report—2002
This paper compares productive efficiency for 50 major airports in Asia Pacific, Europe and North America by computing gross total factor productivity (TFP), further analysing TFP by regression models, and then computing 'residual' TFP after removing the effects of the factors largely beyond managerial control. The results reveal: larger airports are expected to achieve higher gross TFP because of the economies of scale in airport operations, not necessarily because they are more efficient than smaller airports; airports with a larger percentage of international traffic are expected to have lower gross TFP levels; an airport's ownership structure does not appear to have any statistically significant effect on its productivity performance; airports with higher passenger satisfaction level does not appear to have lower productivity; an airport that diversify and expand their non-aeronautical activities such as concessions and other commercial services are likely to achieve a higher TFP level; airports with capacity constraints are expected to have a higher TFP level although it will impose delays on aircraft and passengers.
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Who wants to try some nice gentle improv??!!
Hopefully you're all shouting "me, me, me!" with your hands in the air!
Regular readers will know all about the Stitch Gathering retreat that I organise every year in Edinburgh and the fabric ticket project that goes along with it. Over the last three years we have sent out a fabric ticket to embellish, a blank tote bag to embellish and swap, and a blank piece of fabric (plus badge) to create a favourite word with.
This year my husband and partner, Jonathan, designed (under close supervision) this Stitch Gathering text fabric (printed by Spoonflower). We sent all our SG attendees a piece of this and instructions to make their 'Dream House' into a patchwork block using the fabric, and bring it along to the event to be displayed. At the end of the day we will be inviting kind people to take blocks away to make into quilts for Siblings Together.
So with this in mind I thought it might be helpful to post a tutorial for making an improv house block.
This is improv so I won't be giving you a cutting list, but you should begin by planning your fabrics.
Think about what you would like to use for the house (I am using the Stitch Gathering fabric), the background, foreground, roof, windows, door and even chimney. Try to get a good contrast between different areas.
Now make a rough sketch of the house you would like to create. This is going to be a simple house with two windows and a door. I have made a whole quilt out of an even simpler house (more of a shed really) and have made much more complicated houses with a 3D perspective and extra stories, so be as cautious or ambitious as you like!
You can see how I have used broken lines to make strips in the drawing above, this is how we will be constructing the block.
Now because this is improv I am going to try and encourage you to put your rulers to one side for now and try cutting freehand with your cutter. This may seem daunting at first but like anything the more you do the easier it will get. Try to relax and enjoy 'playing' with your fabric.
Let's start by cutting our background strips. The first strip I cut will be the top bit of sky and I've cut this at roughly 1.5 inches wide x 13-14 inches. This block will end up as 12.5 inches square so allow a little more so you have spare for trimming.
At the same time I've cut a wider strip for the roof and pieces to go either side of the house. You could leave cutting these extra strips until you need them if you like.
Cut a small rectangle for your chimney. Cut your first strip in half or perhaps a third/two thirds and sew your chimney in between.
Cut a strip for your roof, it should be roughly the same width as your second background strip. Cut this background strip in half and put one half either side of the roof. Overlap your roof a few inches with one of the background pieces as above.
Now get out your ruler (you will need it sometimes but only when I say so!) and place it diagonally so that it runs from corner to corner of the overlapping fabric. Cut through both layers.
Discard the two spare triangles. Repeat with the other side of the roof strips as a mirror image. Sew the two background pieces either side of the roof along the matching angles.
Now you can use your ruler again to trim both of your finished strips before sewing them together.
Let's move on to the house now and we'll start with the windows. It's fun to fussy cut the windows from fabric with figures. I'm using this Tiger Lily fabric by Heather Ross. The little girls are of course climbing trees but I'm hoping it will look like they've got fantastic woodland-inspired murals on their bedroom walls (and really I don't need to think too deeply about this - it's just a patchwork house!).
I've cut rough squares for windows and have cut strips to go between and either side, and long thin strips to go at the top and bottom from the SG fabric.
Sandwich your windows between the house fabric strips. At this point check to see how wide your house strip is - is it wider than your roof (like mine - oops!)?
If so 'take it in' a bit. One of my windows is a bit wider than the other so I have sewn some new seams (and then trimmed away the excess seam, rather than unpicking) and trimmed the outer strips too.
When you are happy that it will fit under the roof with an overhang you can sew the strips at the top and the bottom, and start working on the door.
Cut out a rectangle for the door and strips to go either side. Because I want a sloping foreground I have cut my strips accordingly (so as not to waste fabric one side and to have enough the other). I have had to piece together some of the house fabric as supplies were a bit short!
Once you've sandwiched your door and sewn the two storeys of your house together you can get your ruler back out and trim the sides. Now find those background strips you cut at the beginning (they're probably on the floor by now), or you might just be cutting them for the first time now. Remember they will need to 'slope' just like the bottom of your house.
Sew them either side then use your ruler to trim the top. Sew your roof on to your house.
Use your ruler again to cut your angled 'slope' from the bottom of the block.
Put you foreground fabric underneath your block, positioning it at the bottom of your block (make sure you leave enough to make the block the right size) and trim along the slope line.
Sew your foreground on to the house.
Before we finish - do you like my rotary cutter? It is an ergonomic cutter from Fiskars and I love it. It has 4 different positions and is much better for your wrist, doesn't take so much effort, and actually doesn't cost much more than the usual versions. Edinburgh peeps can buy them from my shop!
Lastly trim your whole block down to the required size. I like to use my 12.5 inch square ruler for this and just cut all around the outside edge.
If you want a little more house block inspiration check out this blog post about another quilt made out of house blocks from 2011!
Or if you are relatively local to my studio then why not come along to my next House Quilt workshop in August?
And if this whole improv thing is not for you then there are a lot of house block patterns available on the internet, just search 'house block patterns'. Or feel free to share your favourite pattern or tutorial here!
I hope you enjoyed this tutorial. Happy house building!


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If money weren't an issue, I would be all over this Marni Ruffle Heart Bag ($945). The bright red hue is gorgeous and the delicate layers of hearts are precious. It's the totally impractical bag that I've got to have, you know what I mean?
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Liverpool won't risk handing punishment to Raheem Sterling
Raheem Sterling will not be punished by Liverpool for his "hippie crack" episode, with Brendan Rodgers preferring instead to take a less confrontational position after a tense two weeks in relations with the player.
The Liverpool manager will meet with Sterling tomorrow, a day after the Hillsborough memorial service, which takes place today at Anfield, and remind him of his responsibilities as a professional footballer.
The discussion is expected to be of a more paternalistic nature, with the acceptance on Liverpool's part that although the video of Sterling at home inhaling nitrous oxide - known as "hippie crack" - does not reflect well on him, the action is not illegal.
Liverpool's hierarchy do not feel that his actions fall under any sanction for damaging the reputation of the club, however, Rodgers is concerned that this is the second instance in the space of a few days in which friends of Sterling have leaked compromising pictures of the 20-year-old into the public sphere and that he needs to look carefully whether his trust has been betrayed.
The hippie crack video, which was uploaded online on Monday night as Liverpool were in action against Newcastle, followed a Snapchat picture of Sterling smoking a shisha pipe.
Yet the club are keen to keep relations with the player cordial following his outspoken interview on April 1, which took Liverpool by surprise and demonstrated just how determined the England winger is to dictate how his future will play out at the club.
That Sterling has not been sanctioned by Liverpool for that interview, and will not be for the shisha or the hippie crack episodes, suggests the club are adopting a position of the least confrontation possible with the player.
It now looks highly unlikely that Sterling will sign a new contract at Anfield, with interest registered in him from Manchester City, Arsenal, Chelsea and Manchester United as well as European giants Bayern Munich and Real Madrid.
He has two years left on his contract and while Liverpool have consistently said that he is not for sale the issue now seems destined to be resolved this summer.
One option that is open to Sterling is the invoking of Fifa's article 17, which would allow him to buy out the final year of the two left on his deal.
Most notably tested in British football in the transfer of Andy Webster from Heart of Midlothian to Wigan in 2006, article 17 is often threatened in contract disputes but - in recent years - rarely used.
It would shorten Sterling's contract by a year and make his sale this summer the only serious option for Liverpool in order to realise his value.
Article 17 remains a possibility for Sterling but it is a volatile route for any player to take and compromise tends to be reached before that point.
Buying clubs are wary of it because of the Court of Arbitration for Sport decision in 2009 over the article 17-driven transfer of the Brazilian Matuzalem from Shakhtar Donetsk to Real Zaragoza.
In that case the Ukrainian club opposed the original Fifa ruling, which set the buyout fee at €6.8m and the CAS raised it to €11.8m.
Sterling is determined to play for a Champions League side. His home-grown status makes him attractive to clubs such as City and Chelsea, who have a shortage of those players.
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Catholics bike across America to combat poverty
The Catholic Campaign for Human Development (CCHD) announced yesterday that it is sponsoring a bike ride across America to focus public attention on poverty in the United States and on the need to promote permanent solutions toward breaking the cycle of poverty. A team of twenty riders will leave San Francisco on June 1, 2003, and ride across the country, arriving in Washington, DC on August 1. "This solidarity ride is a unique and creative way to not only raise awareness of domestic poverty, but also provide useful information about ways that low-income people are successful in breaking the cycle through economic and community development projects," said CCHD executive director Fr Robert Vitillo. "The Church believes that all persons have a right to enjoy the human dignity they have received as a gift from God. Thus, we Catholics are committed to breaking the cycle of poverty and other affronts to human dignity." The group of riders, ranging in age from 21-67, will travel through 12 states and 32 Catholic Dioceses in an effort to call attention to the increase in US poverty in America. According to the latest census figures, nearly 33 million Americans now live below the poverty line. In the United States, one out of every six children lives in poverty and one out of every 10 families is poor. "Short term fixes," according to Fr Vitillo "do not solve poverty. Poverty usually occurs in a cycle and unless the cycle is broken through effective long-term solutions, poverty will continue." As the cyclists progress across the country, they will spend time in the evenings with grass roots groups and Catholic parishioners interested in learning more about the issues, encouraging a dialogue about effective ways to permanently eliminate the effects of poverty and urging people to take action. This bike ride across America has been named the "Brake the Cycle of Poverty Tour" and will not only include a core group of twenty who will ride from coast to coast, but will also encourage smaller solidarity rides in communities and regions, such as one that is planned to leave Long Island, N.Y., on July 27 and join up with the core group in Baltimore on July 31 for the final leg of the trip. The purpose is to call attention to U.S. poverty, and to stimulate a dialogue about issues and solutions and urge people to take action. An additional goal is to raise awareness of the Church's response to U. S. poverty through CCHD's support of community-based, self-help projects that are initiated and led by low-income people. For more information about the Brake the Cycle of Poverty in America Bike Ride, visit www.brakethecycle.org. For more information about Poverty in America, visit www.povertyusa.org


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Max Clifford could face new charges after Operation Yewtree police quiz
FORMER celebrity publicist Max Clifford could face new sex crime charges after being questioned by Operation Yewtree detectives yesterday.
Shamed former PR guru Max Clifford has been arrested over fresh sex allegations
Clifford, 71, who is serving a jail sentence, was interviewed over fresh allegations by Scotland Yard officers at a police station in Peterborough.
Last year, the PR guru known as the "king of kiss-and-tell" was jailed for eight years for sexually abusing a string of girls as young as 12 between 1977 and 1984.
He was the first celebrity to be jailed after an inquiry by Operation Yewtree – the investigation into the sex crimes of paedophile Jimmy Savile.
Entertainer Rolf Harris, 84, and singer Gary Glitter, 70, have also been imprisoned.
Just weeks after Clifford was jailed at London's Southwark Crown Court, his wife Jo divorced him on the grounds of unreasonable behaviour.
At the time, friends said he had hit rock bottom.
Harris was last month also questioned about new sex offence allegations.
The Crown Prosecution Service will decide whether new charges will be brought against both men following the Yewtree inquiries.


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This year, only four Ghanaian artistes had their music videos featured on "YouTube Rewind".
READ MORE: Top 5 new artistes of the year 2016
Shatta Wale, who led the list had three slots for his videos: "Kakai", "Baby", and "Biegya". Sarkodie and Stonebwoy came second with two slots each. Pappy Kojo had one for "Awo'a" music video.
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Together with Radio Berlin-Brandenburg's cultural radio station, ›kulturradio‹, we are expanding our children's programme and inviting 6 to 12 year-olds to experience first-hand the exciting sound worlds of orchestral music. One work serves as the focal point of each concert, with the addition of various surprise pieces. A presentation with lots of examples and exciting stories gives the kids a chance to discover things for themselves. They can join in, talk to the presenters and try things out, all before the concert in the ›Open House‹. For one and a half hours before each children's concert they can get to know and have a play on the instruments, provided by Klingendes Museum.
And the best bits of each concert can be heard later on rbb's kulturradio in their ›Classics for Children‹ (Klassik für Kinder) programme. Kulturradio's Children's Concerts are presented by Christian Schruff.
Tickets can be purchased at DSO's Visitors' Service oder online (see concerts below). After choosing a seat you can also book children's tickets for 4 € as »Kartenpreis webdso«.
Ticket prices: Adults 10 € | Children 4 €
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Season 2017 | 2018's Children's Concerts
Sun 17. September 2017
12 pm Haus des Rundfunks, Großer Sendesaal
Kulturradio-Kinderkonzert ›Tiger! Tiger!‹
November 2017
Sun 12. November 2017
12 pm Haus des Rundfunks, Großer Sendesaal
Kulturradio-Kinderkonzert ›Beim Jupiter!‹
December 2017
Sun 10. December 2017
12 pm Haus des Rundfunks, Großer Sendesaal
February 2018
Sun 25. February 2018
12 pm Haus des Rundfunks, Großer Sendesaal
May 2018
Sun 06. May 2018
12 pm Haus des Rundfunks, Großer Sendesaal
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12 pm Haus des Rundfunks,, Großer Sendesaal
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New Richmond News vs. City of New Richmond: Appeals Court rules in favor of newspaper, with exception
Dreps cites 'significant victory' for open records
City's legal representative prepared statement is included here ... scroll to the bottom of the story.
The District III Court of Appeals Tuesday, May 10, released its decision regarding the ongoing New Richmond News lawsuit against the City of New Richmond pertaining to the release of information in police accident and incident reports -- and it appears to be a win for the newspaper -- but not entirely.
That said, The News' attorney, Robert Dreps of Godfrey & Kahn, S.C., indicated the court's hesitance in providing a full ruling for the newspaper was couched in the notion that in the end their reservations would apply to a very small window of incidents reported by police.
According to the ruling, the court determined that the police release accident reports as unredacted documents, but reversed the circuit court's determination that incident reports could be released as a "function" of the police department and should be public "by virtue of the public records law."
Instead the Appeals Court remanded back to the circuit court the task of determining "... as a threshold matter, whether the redacted information in the incident report was obtained from DMV records."
"We think this is a significant victory and we are very pleased that it restores routine public access to accident reports," Dreps said.
"We think that it will be a very rare circumstance where law enforcement obtains information for an incident report from the DMV. About the only circumstance where that would arise is where all they know about the suspect is the license plate [number] ... they find out whose car it is by using the license plate from the DMV. Beyond that, they are going to be verifying information ... [an individual] hands them their driver's license ... they should verify that it's accurate with the DMV ... but that's not subject to the DPPA under this ruling."
City officials and attorneys were sifting through the 30-page ruling this morning and said an official statement would be issued later today or on Wednesday.
But in the meantime, City Administrator Mike Darrow said, "We received the Court of Appeals findings earlier today and are in the process of reviewing the decision. This decision, which focused on the data privacy practices of the City of New Richmond and New Richmond Police Department and the requests made by the New Richmond News, will allow municipalities throughout the State of Wisconsin to have greater clarity as it relates to various police reports and redaction practices. We'll provide a more in-depth opinion on the court's findings in the coming days."
The decision from the Appeals Court was issued today following a circuitous route through the court system, which included stops at the circuit court level, a review by the state's Supreme Court before a tie vote at that level remanded the case back to the Appeals Court.
The main issue in the case was whether police are prohibited from releasing the names and addresses of those referenced in law enforcement and motor vehicle accident records in specific situations.
The Driver's Privacy Protection Act, (DPPA) was enacted in 1994 in response to privacy concerns and regulates how states use and disclose driver information.
The city has contended that it is required by DPPA to black out personal information from police records when such information comes from the state's Division of Motor Vehicles. The newspaper disagreed with that assertion.
Today's ruling affirmed the newspaper's argument pertaining to accident reports, but sided with the city's argument when it pertained to incident reports of crimes ... at least until the circuit court sounds off on the issue.
"The circuit court ruled for the newspaper without needing to address those factual issues," Dreps said. "So, the record doesn't show whether the names removed from the incident report were obtained from the DMV. We think reading the report shows that they were most certainly not, but we'll need to ask the people involved how they obtained the information ... if the city chooses to dispute that going forward."
In June 2014, a St. Croix County Circuit Court judge ruled that the DPPA does not require police departments to redact identifying information gathered from driver's licenses that are documented in official reports.
A 2012 decision by the 7th Circuit Court of Appeals in Senne v. the Village of Palatine led many municipalities' law enforcement to begin to redact the information when reporters asked for the public records.
The city appealed the ruling, which then sent the case to the state Court of Appeals.
However, the Wisconsin Supreme Court agreed in May 2015 to hear the case, bypassing the Court of Appeals.
The Wisconsin State Supreme Court, in a decision issued Friday, Dec. 18, vacated the petition to rule on New Richmond News vs. City of New Richmond, and remanded the case back to the State Appellate Court.
Justices on the court tied 3-3 on whether to uphold or reverse St. Croix County Court Judge Howard W. Cameron's ruling in favor of the New Richmond News.
Because the late Justice N. Patrick Crooks died just days after the case was heard in front of the court in September and he didn't participate in the case, and because the newest justice, Rebecca G. Bradley, was appointed after the case was heard, the court was deadlocked at 3-3.
According to the opinion of the full court filed per curiam, Justice Shirley S. Abrahamson, Justice Ann Walsh Bradley, and Justice David T. Prosser had voted to uphold Cameron's ruling, while Chief Justice Patience Drake Roggensack, Justice Annette Kingsland Ziegler, and Justice Michael J. Gableman all voted to reverse Cameron's circuit court ruling.
Today's Appeals Court decision is one that has statewide ramifications for all agencies and newspapers.
In ruling about the accident reports, the court wrote, "We conclude the police department was permitted to release unredacted copies of the accident reports requested by the Newspaper, pursuant to the DPPA exception allowing disclosures specifically authorized under state law, if such use is related to the operation of a motor vehicle or public safety. Wisconsin law specifically requires police departments to release accident reports upon request. We therefore affirm the circuit court's decision with respect to the accident reports."
But the court ruling continued, stating, "However, we reverse the circuit court's decision that the DPPA did not prohibit the department from releasing an unredacted copy of the incident report requested by the Newspaper. The circuit court concluded the DPPA exception allowing disclosure for use by a government agency in carrying out its functions, permitted the police department to release the incident report in response to the Newspaper's public records request because responding to public records requests is a "function" of the police department. However ... accepting that conclusion would lead to results that are in direct conflict with the DPPA. We therefore reverse the circuit court's determination that release of the incident report was permissible under § 2721(b)(1) by virtue of the public records law. Nevertheless, we remand for a determination of whether release of the incident report serves some other function of the police department, beyond mere compliance with the public records law, such that release of the unredacted report was otherwise permitted under § 2721(b)(1)."
In further explaining its reasoning for remanding the incident report issue back to the circuit court, the judges on the Appeals Court wrote: "In addition, we observe there is a factual dispute regarding whether the redacted information in the incident report was obtained from department of motor vehicle (DMV) records, or merely verified using those records. If the redacted information was obtained from other sources and was only verified using DMV records, it is not protected by the DPPA in the first instance. We therefore direct the circuit court on remand to determine, as a threshold matter, whether the redacted information in the incident report was obtained from DMV records."
Background on the case
In 2013, former New Richmond News publisher Steven Dzubay tested the waters by filing a public records request with the New Richmond Police Department for several police reports.
The department, however, redacted identifying information of the owners of vehicles in two motor vehicle accident reports, and also withheld identifying information of those referenced in an incident report about gas theft.
Dzubay's arguments with the city and its police department fell on deaf ears and when Mark Samelstad, the city's former police chief, decided to continue the practice of redaction, Dzubay and the newspaper sued the city in March 2013.
A year later, St. Croix County Circuit Judge Howard Cameron ruled in favor of the newspaper, concluding that DPPA does not prohibit release of drivers' names and addresses for several reasons.
According to Cameron, DPPA allows a police department to release names and addresses when "carrying out its functions," stating that an essential function of police and all other units of government in Wisconsin is to comply with the state's public records law.
Cameron went on to say that information about motor vehicle accidents is specifically exempted from DPPA's definition of "personal information."
The city appealed Cameron's ruling to the state Court of Appeals, but the city and newspaper later asked the state Supreme Court to review the case directly.
The Supreme Court accepted that request and heard arguments this past September.
Prepared statement from city legal representative
The City of New Richmond received a decision from the Wisconsin Court of Appeals involving New Richmond News' lawsuit against the City involving the State's Public Records Law and the federal Drivers Privacy Protection Act (DPPA).
The City is aided in its defense by the League of Wisconsin Municipalities Mutual Insurance Trust (LWMMI) which has agreed to fund the appeal because this issue has important statewide implications and needs clarification.
The court issued a split decision, finding the police department was permitted to release unredacted copies of the accident reports requested by the Newspaper.
However, the City believes the balance of the decision affirms its handling of other records and vindicates its interpretation of the complex privacy interests between the DPPA and the State's public records law.
The DPPA is a federal law that protects the privacy of personal information assembled by Departments of Motor Vehicles. The federal law provides that DMVs and other users "shall not knowingly disclose or otherwise make available" either "personal information" or "highly restricted personal information" including an individual's photograph, social security number, driver identification number, name, address, telephone number, and medical or disability information.
New Richmond News requested copies of motor vehicle accident reports and other records from the City's Police Department. The records were disclosed but with redactions for personal information pursuant to the DPPA.
One of the issues on appeal involved whether the DPPA yields to the Public Records Law due to an exception in the DPPA authorizing disclosure "for use by any . . . law enforcement agency in carrying out its functions."
Tuesday's decision sides with the City of New Richmond in this regard and in other ways. The court recognized access to public records is not absolute and may have to yield to this important federal law guarding privacy. The court also agreed with the City that interpreting the "agency function" in a broad fashion would allow disclosure of personal information based solely on the fact a public records request has been made. In this way, the court acted appropriately in vindicating the City's concern with protecting privacy and avoiding liability exposure to municipalities.


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Healy Early Origins
Sligo (Irish: Sligeach), in the province of Connacht in Northwestern Ireland, where they held a family seat from ancient times.
Healy Spelling Variations
Healy Spelling Variations
Throughout the early history of this name, spellings of the surname in various records changed frequently largely due to the recorder's interpretation of how the name sounded at the time of the entry. Spelling variations revealed in the search for the origin of the Healy family name include Haly, Haley, Haily, Hely, Healy, Healey, O'Healey, O'Haly and many more.
Healy Early History
Healy Early History
This web page shows only a small excerpt of our Healy research. Another 295 words (21 lines of text) covering the years 1309, 1800, 1724, 1794, 1656, 1741, 1579, 1701, 1690 and 1695 are included under the topic Early Healy History in all our PDF Extended History products and printed products wherever possible.
Healy Early Notables (pre 1700)
Healy Early Notables (pre 1700)
Notable amongst the family name at this time was Edmond (Edmund) Halley, FRS (1656-1741), an English astronomer, geophysicist, mathematician, meteorologist, and physicist who is best known for computing the orbit of the eponymous Halley's Comet. He was born in Haggerston, in east London, but his family came from Derbyshire. Patrick O'Healy, was...
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The Great Migration
The Great Migration
Irish families began to migrate to North America in the late 18th century in the hopes of gaining their own plot of land. The majority of these early immigrant families were relatively well off because the transatlantic passage was costly. As a result the decision to immigrate was carefully made. Those immigrants that arrived in the late 1840s differed because their decision to leave was in direct response to the Great Potato Famine. Many of the families that crossed the Atlantic during this decade were destitute, either having spent all they had on the fare or even starting with nothing, but being sponsored by a philanthropic society. Whenever, these Irish families came to North America, they were made great contributions to the developing nations of the United States and what would come to be known as Canada: the earlier settlers as land clearing homesteaders, and the later immigrants as the muscle that would build the industries and routes of transportation so critical to a powerful nation. Research into the passenger and immigration lists has shown many early and significant Irish immigrants bearing the name Healy:
Healy Settlers in United States in the 19th Century
Healy Settlers in United States in the 20th Century
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Contemporary Notables of the name Healy (post 1700)
Contemporary Notables of the name Healy (post 1700)
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The new edition of All About the USA 1: A Cultural Reader, by Milada Broukal, with fresh content and a friendly, full-color design, offers a classic introduction to American culture.
Entertaining and informative, the second edition of All About the USA 1 features twenty-one units about American people, places, and events. The units are divided into seven thematic parts, each with a colorful opener to highlight the material to come. Readers expand their knowledge of the USA as they explore fascinating topics ranging from New Year's celebrations and Labor Day to Superman and Starbucks.
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All About the USA 4, Second Edition


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The online news site gave a round of calls to the big political strategists in the state to gauge reaction on a potential primary challenge form Carroll Campbell III for Congressman Henry Brown's 1st congressional seat. Brown's office suggests he will be running. I'd say that Campbell's early fundraising may well tell the tale of whether Brown actually does run again.
The Politico piece also makes this note, but misses a key point that only bolster's the argument against Brown.
While Brown also starts out with a financial advantage, ending last year with $461,000 in his campaign account, the district's changing population complicates his predicament. The fastest-growing county in the 1st District is also the most populous — and many of those new voters are unfamiliar with Brown's record of bringing home the bacon.
The county the story is referring to is Charleston, which went to Linda Ketner in November. I'm sure that fact will be out front by Campbell and others.
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