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Two Dallas Midtown stakeholders have stepped up in a big way to help build the proposed centerpiece of the evolution of Dallas Midtown, which is expected — if all plans come to fruition — to be the $20 billion answer to Frisco's $5 billion mile (which actually now totals $6.4 billion).
Dallas-based Beck Ventures has pledged $1 million towards the $15 million privately-raised match proposed by the Dallas Midtown Park Foundation. The foundation has asked the city of Dallas to earmark $15 million of the upcoming 2017 bond referendum, which is capped at $800 million.
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U.S. Supreme Court Bar Admission - RWU Law Alumni Swearing-In Ceremony
The Roger Williams University School of Law announces its eighth United States Supreme Court swearing-in ceremony.
Wednesday, February 22, 2017
Dean Michael J. Yelnosky will invite the candidates for admission to join him for breakfast the morning of the swearing-in ceremony. The breakfast will be held at 8:00 AM at the Supreme Court of the United States. Supreme Court oral arguments will take place after the ceremony.
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(3) Be sponsored by two current members of the U.S. Supreme Court Bar.
(4) Pay the $200 fee.
(5) Complete the Supreme Court of the United States Application for Admission to Practice Form.
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Only a leisurely 2.5 hours drive from Melbourne. Area attractions including Wilsons Promontory and Tarra Bulga Nationals Parks, Ninety Mile Beach.
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Nearby Attractions: Wilsons Promontory National Park; Ninety Mile Beach; Tarra bulga National Park;
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MOVIE SYNOPSIS [ General Audiences ] Directed by Elliot Diviney, this film with audio in English (original language) was premiered in 2009. This movie, whose libretto belongs to Elliot Diviney, was produced in USA. You can watch Paper-Maché online on TV cable or theaters with original audio in English at different dates. This film premiered in theaters in 2009.
Rating: 5 by 27 users./
Runtime: 100 minutes
Dan Olson, Scott Free, Kaiser Johnson, Clint Clark, Tony D. Czech, Astrid Diviney, Elliot Diviney, Joy Phillips, Douglas Sidney, Charles Hubbell, Aaron Pikala, Lisa Diviney, Adam Diviney, Gerhard Kost, Thomas Kost and Jennae Hoving.
Drama, Comedy, Criminal.
100-minute film (full movie) directed by Elliot Diviney.
The original audio of Paper-Maché has dialogues in Dolby Digital, it was produced in USA.
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Screenplay written by Elliot Diviney.
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Joy Phillips, Elliot Diviney and Craig Diviney.
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Without commercial breaks, the full movie Paper-Maché has a duration of 100 minutes; the official trailer can be watched in streaming on the Internet. You can watch this full movie free in EnglishDolby Digital in movie TV channels, renting the DVD or with VoD services (Video On Demand player, Hulu) and PPV (Pay Per View, Netflix).
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Users also have their criticisms. Yianni Garcia, marketing specialist for GradeGuru.com, a platform for college student note-sharing owned by McGraw-Hill Education, said hes unhappy with SharePoint. I cant access SharePoint from Firefox on my Mac so I need VMWare to get PC access on my Mac to use Explorer to properly access SharePoint and be able to check in-out documents, he said. Huge pain in the derriere and it slows down my whole operation.
User discontent can develop more problems with SharePoint. A common issue with SharePoint is its ability to spread virally through an organization, disregarding corporate information management and compliance requirements, said David Mackey, global solutions director, Enterprise Applications, at Avanade. But, with proper information management techniques and a governance model, SharePoint can be managed in an effective way that scales with each business.
With all that SharePoint can do, there are definitely things that it cant do out of the box or things that it could do but that require planning, setup and managed governance.
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That said, lets not forget that because of its multitude of abilities out of the box and its extensible design, one should view SharePoint as an application technology platform, a system and a development foundation, not a simple server product, adds Cliff. Compared to any simple server product out there regarding capabilities or potential applications, in addition to particular offerings, SharePoint itself, backed by the power of the .NET framework, is in a class of its own.
A prolific and versatile writer, Pam Baker's published credits include numerous cover stories for international, national and regional media from women's and general interest to finance, business and technology magazines, online content and newspapers; analytical studies on technology; and, six books. She is a member National Press Club and Avant Guild/Mediabistro.com. She was 2004 nominee for the Templeton Cambridge Journalism Fellowship in Science and Relgion (UK) and wrote and produced an award-winning documentary on paper-making.


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Abertay's Commonwealth Games Batonbearers!
The Queen's Baton Relay - which began its epic journey around the Commonwealth on October 9 last year - finally arrives in Scotland this weekend!
It has been relayed by thousands of people around the world and, by the time the Games begin, will have been on the move for 288 days, have visited over 70 nations and territories, and have covered 100,000 miles.
Those who have carried the baton have all been nominated for remarkable reasons, and we have 10 extraordinary individuals here at Abertay who will be carrying the baton around Scotland as it makes its way to Glasgow for the beginning of the Games.
We'll profile each of them ahead of their leg of the relay.
On Saturday, the relay will be in Edinburgh, where second year Sport and Exercise Sciences student Lewis Melee will be one of the batonbearers.
He was nominated for his amazing work within the local community delivering sporting opportunities to young people aged 8-17, as well as for his involvement in creating a hugely successful community sports hub within Edinburgh city centre.
Over the past four years he has been involved in running curriculum activities, organising sports days, coordinating summer camps and mentoring senior pupils.
He currently coaches football with both Spartans Women FC and Dundee United FC, and leads a Dundee primary school team as well.
It is his hard work and dedication to helping others that led to Lewis being nominated and selected for the relay, and we wish him all the best of luck for the day!
Speaking about how he found out he would be taking part in the event, Lewis said:
"I was nominated by a work colleague in Edinburgh and it was a huge surprise to be told that my name had been put forward.
"After a long wait I was contacted to confirm that I would be carrying the Queens Baton and at first I was speechless. Only now am I realising what an honour and a privilege it will be to carry the baton and be part of a great sporting event which will be watched by millions of people around the world.
"Although I don't have tickets for the Games, I am volunteering for two weeks at Scotstoun where the squash competition will take place and I'll be providing support to the athletes who are competing. This opportunity is a once in a lifetime experience, and I can't wait to be part of such an amazing global sporting event. All eyes will be on Scotland during the Games and knowing that I'm going to be part of history is an unbelievable feeling."
Lewis will be running his leg of the relay along Elm Row at 3.20pm on Saturday, June 14, so if you're in Edinburgh make sure you're there to cheer him on!Back to News


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Uncredited Actors: Erle Stanley Gardner appears uncredited as the second judge in this episode. He was remembered in this role in an Associated Press wire-photo distributed with his obituary. Submitted by Thom Smith, N8DXR, 8/22/2004.
Denver Pyle was both a defendant and a victim in this episode. See the Statistics page for more info about defendants, murderers and victims. Submitted by daveb, date unknown.
Four members of the cast appear in the last episode, just as they had appeared in the first episode. Barbara Hale, Raymond Burr, William Hopper, and Lee Miller. Although Miller was not billed in the first episode, TCOT Restless Redhead, he appeared on screen several times, both as a policeman and as a spectator at the trial. Submitted by PaulDrake 33, 4 October 2009.
+ What about William Talman? Submitted by Wiseguy70005, 6/29/12.
+ Indeed! Saving his best histrionics for last, Hamilton Burger blows a gasket in this episode, shouting at a witness and calling Perry a "shyster." His last act is to treat the gang to dinner at Clay's Grill, where presumably he ordered crow. Submitted by francis, 5/10/14.
When Denver Pyle is placed under arrest for murder he is shown being driven away in a police car, yet he is not in handcuffs as can be seen by the fact he is resting his arm on the car window ledge. Submitted by Craig, 2/3/2010.
Sightings: "Miss Carmody" is seated in two places in the gallery at once! She is clearly visible on the left end of the first row on the prosecution side during a wide view of the prosecution table. Moments later, she is on the defense side behind Leif Early during a closeup. Submitted by alan_sings, 3 Oct 2010.
+ She's not the only favorite to return for the last episode. Quiet Old Man #1 appears in the courtroom gallery, between Burger and Mason as they face off early in the first evidentiary hearing. In the second hearing, he returns along with Pencil Mustache Man. Read more about these and other favorite frequent faces on the "Who Is That?" page. Submitted by gracenote, 6/17/2011.
Barbara Hale (Della) as the blond? In the bar scene, there is blond (obvious wig) female and sunglasses with a silly southern accent who makes a comment and then turns and kisses the man next to her. She looks like Barbara Hale with a wig on. I watched the DVD several times and pretty sure..submitted by Perry Baby 2/15/17
The young brunette occasionally in the last few seasons make an appearance in the last court gallery. Submitted by Perry Baby 2/8/14
Uncredited Actors: In what could sum up his career on the Mason series, Don Anderson appears as an extra/stuntman in a police uniform participating in the gun battle in which Barry is killed. Submitted by FredK, 28 Nov 2010.
Perhaps fittingly, the first trial judge is played by Kenneth MacDonald who has the distinction of being the only actor, outside the main cast, to appear with billing in all nine seasons of the Mason series. In addition, he was the judge in the second series episode, TCOT Sleepwalker's Niece. While my favorite judge actor S. John Launer eked out a narrow 33 to 32 victory in the Judge Episode count, Mr. Launer did not appear until the second season, TCOT Curious Bride (#44).
It is pretty obvious that most of the extras in courtroom gallery and in the bar scene where various uncredited actors delivered lines were from the cast. One set up in the bar references not doing a series opposite of Bonanza...the time slot Perry Mason had. Submitted by Perry Baby 2/8/14
+James Stacy makes his second appearance (and of course his last) on Perry playing one of the vilest, most despicable, characters ever. Maybe Mr. Stacy was not acting, because several years later James Stacy was sent to a state prison in California for 6 years after being convicted of molesting an 11 year old girl. Submitted by PaulDrake 33. 4 March 2014.
License plate hanging in prop room: CA CJF 925...MikeM. 7/7/2016
Pinky Rings: Paul Drake, Ham Burger, Jackson Sidemark, Andy Rubin...Perry none?...MikeM. 7/7/2016
Perhaps Barbara Hale and Ernest Frankel are watching this episode tonight on MeTV. Thanks to all the wonderful people who gave us this classy series which has stood the test of time....MikeM. 7/7/2016


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1. Establishing a Bluetooth connection (Pairing)
The AgentCASH card reader and a mobile device talk to one another using Bluetooth and thus need to be paired to create the Bluetooth connection.
To establish a Bluetooth connection:
- Turn on the card reader by pressing the blue power button on the top of the reader.
- Activate the Bluetooth pairing function on the card reader by holding down the 'Enter' (✔) button or a Bluetooth button for 10 seconds. (When the indicator lamp on the Bluetooth button rapidly flashes a blue light and the Bluetooth icon on the display of the reader is rapidly blinking, the card reader is now ready to be paired.)
- Go to your mobile device Settings->Devices->Bluetooth and turn on the Bluetooth connection.
- Select the card reader from the list of available Bluetooth devices. Your card reader will be titled as Miura-last three digits of s/n. Select it to pair.
- A PIN will display on the screen of the mobile device. Compare it with the passkey displayed on the card reader.
- Press 'Enter' (✔) on the card reader to confirm that the PIN and the passkey are the same.
- Click OK on the mobile device to complete the pairing. The blue light will now slowly flash to show that Bluetooth is on.
The card reader is now listed as 'Paired' under the list of Bluetooth devices on the mobile.
From now on, your card reader will auto-connect to the app whenever you turn it on.
Note: The card reader should be paired with only one mobile device at time.
2. Troubleshooting
If you get the message 'Unable to connect to card reader' or 'No connected card reader' try one of the following:
- Check that the card reader is turned on.
- Check the battery level of the card reader (see the battery icon on the display). If necessary, charge the reader.
- Check if the Bluetooth connection on the card reader is turned on (Bluetooth lamp indicator is flashing slow and Bluetooth icon is displayed).
- Turn the Bluetooth connection off and on again on the mobile device.
- Exit the AgentCASH application by holding 'Back' on the mobile device for a few seconds. Select the AgentCASH app window and tap cross (×) to exit. Re-open AgentCASH app as usual.
To unpair devices:
- Go to the mobile device Settings->Devices->Bluetooth
- Find 'Miura-last three digits of s/n' under the list of paired devices
- Select Miura and hold it for a 3 seconds. When 'Delete' pops out select 'Delete' to unpair the devices.
Reset card reader:
- Insert a pin or the end of a paper clip into the pinhole at the top of the reader and hold it down untill all four indicator lamps on the top of the reader start to flash in green light.
- Choose one of the options from the menu and press 'Enter' (✔):
- Power up as normal (the same as switching the device on and off)
- System restore (restores the software on the device)
- Total factory reset (it resets all hardware configuration and software on the card reader and should only be used when other options failed to solve the issue)
Note: The card reader may require some time to update its software after a system restore or factory reset.
To pair devices again, follow the instructions in section 1 above.
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text: Aramis, Agassi Serve Up Scent The Aramis team plans to add a little Life to the brand this fall with its newest fragrance - and its new spokesman, Andre Agassi. WWD Staff NEW YORK — The Aramis team plans to add a little Life to the brand this fall with its newest fragrance — and its new spokesman, Andre Agassi. The new scent, Aramis Life, rolls out globally in October. Its launch marks the first time that Aramis has had a celebrity spokesperson for one of its brands. However, John Karp, president of Aramis and the Designer Fragrances Division of the Estée Lauder Cos., is quick to point out that he sees Agassi — whom he signed in February — as a partner, rather than simply a spokesperson.While Agassi allowed that he isn't a fragrance expert, he noted in an interview with WWD at the fragrance's Paris launch party that he was nevertheless very present for the creation stages of the scent. "Here was my involvement," he recounted, describing the development of the juice. "No. No. No. Close. Closer. That's it — I love it! I never claimed to be an expert, but what was required of me was to be well aware of what I like and don't like. My involvement was limited but it was important [that the scent] represented me."While Karp doesn't want to alienate existing users of the brand — the core of whom are in their mid-40s — he is clearly hoping that Agassi, 32, will attract a slightly younger age group to the brand. "Life is positioned chiefly as a thirtysomething brand," said Karp. "However, it is not being positioned as a young fragrance. We're not doing a teenage brand. We're just appealing to the 25- to 40-year-old group, which has the highest purchase and usage rate of the fragrance market."The juice, developed by Firmenich in partnership with Raymond Matts, vice president of corporate fragrance development for the Estée Lauder Cos., opens with a magnetic accord of wet citrus notes, including kumquat, lime and bergamot; eases into a blend of cucumber, violet leaves, spearmint, cardamom, coriander and pepper, and has a drydown of olivewood, sandalwood, cedarwood and leather. The olivewood note is the scent's signature, noted Matts. The lineup includes eau de toilette sprays in two sizes, 1.7 oz. and 3.4 oz., for $39.50 and $57, respectively; a 3.4-oz. aftershave, $42; a 3.4-oz. aftershave balm, $42; a 6.7-oz. conditioning shower gel, $20, and a deodorant stick, $15. A spray deodorant will be released internationally, although not in the U.S., said Mary John Baumann, executive director of global marketing for Aramis and Designer Fragrances.The bottle, deep blue ridged glass with a polished silver spray-through top, has the Aramis Life logo etched into the cap. The cartons are also of deep blue, with a matte-metal finish. In the U.S., the lineup will be available in Aramis' full distribution of about 1,800 department and specialty store doors. While none of the executives would comment on projected first-year sales or advertising spending, industry sources estimated that the new scent would do about $80 million at retail globally, with about $30 million of that done in U.S. retail sales, and that about $15 million would be spent on advertising and promotion.A heavy sampling campaign is planned, with more than 120 million scented impressions slated globally, about 70 million of them in the U.S., said Carol Russo, vice president of sales and marketing for Aramis and Designer Fragrances. In addition, about 10 million spray vials on cards will be distributed, and the brand will sample the aftershave gel in the U.S. and the shower gel internationally, both driven by bounceback cards, added Baumann. While Agassi will not be doing appearances, there will be a "major thrust on in-store activity," including two Christmas gift sets, she said. Aramis is also getting into TV advertising for the first time with this fragrance, with a commercial that will be co-opped in 20 key markets at launch and more at Christmas, said Russo. A national print advertising campaign is also planned, breaking in October men's consumer magazines, including Maxim, Men's Health and ESPN Magazine. The ad, shot last week by Peter Lindbergh, features Agassi preparing for an evening out. While Aramis was keeping further details of the ad under wraps, Agassi slipped one hint about its tone. "Let me put it this way," he quipped. "My wife fell in love with me all over again." To access this article, click here to subscribe or click here to log in. load comments blog comments powered by Disqus


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We rarely think about the link between trust and progress and innovation, and how societies move forward. But when you start to think of it like that, you realize that trust is actually the key component not just for companies but any organization that wants human beings to try new things.
Humanity 2.0 starts to challenge a lot of the assumptions of Humanity 1.0, especially in terms of issues having to do with limitations. So in other words, you might say there are two ways to go on Humanity 2.0. And in my writing, I associate these with the transhuman and the posthuman, respectively.
Today, in America right now, we only can think of growth in quantitative terms. And in a resource-constrained environment, how frickin' stupid is that? You're actually imposing your own death sentence by not being able to get over the grip of this quantitative dynamic.
The United States plants more than 170 million acres of corn and soybeans a year, more than any country in the world. And the primary mechanism in the US that we use to subsidize agriculture is actually called the Federal Crop Insurance Program. So, the crop insurance program in the US is also the largest such program globally, with over $100 billion in liabilities annually. So it's a very big program.
Why did we pick the theme? It seems that when I'm with René or other chefs, younger cooks come up to us and they always ask, "How did you do it?" Or, "Why did you become successful?" Besides it being a team effort, I think it all starts with the seed, a plant of an idea, you know, planting an idea.
We are a communal animal that's developed to believe that it's the center of the universe. And we behave as such. You know, we want to conquer, because our brain is wired to want to eat and fuck another day, you know what I mean. That's what we're wired to do. That's where our evil comes from. It's our animal roots that cause us to need things, and desire things.
We know very little about complex financial systems and how systemic risk, as it's called, is computed and how you would manage policies. And if you look back at the financial crisis, you can either say, as many economists do, "It all had to do with badly-designed rules," which may be part of the story; it's certainly part of the story. Or it may have to do with the interaction of those rules and human nature, like mortgage broker greed, optimism… And you see it not just in individuals who now have houses and foreclosure, but at the highest levels.
Although our ultimate goal is protecting biological diversity on the land and protecting the integrity of these natural communities, the strategic way to get there is to prevent these ranches from being sub-divided. And it turns out the issue that these ranches are having, you know, they get together and talk and say, "Wow our neighbor over here sold out and that ranch got sub-divided…" every time that happens, it puts pressure on the remaining ranchers who want to stay in ranching.


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The Vascular Malformation Specialty Clinic in the Gonda Vascular Center at Mayo Clinic's campus in Minnesota provides an interdisciplinary approach to the evaluation and treatment of adults and children with vascular malformations.
Vascular malformations form as a result of abnormal blood and lymphatic blood vessel development. Vascular malformations are often present at birth, but they may become apparent at different ages. Treatment depends on the severity of the condition and the area of involvement. Signs and symptoms may vary depending on the specific malformation.
Doctors and surgeons in the Vascular Malformation Specialty Clinic have expertise in providing the most appropriate care for people with vascular malformations, including medical and surgical treatments for these complex conditions. These specialists have extensive experience in evaluating and treating people with vascular malformations. Mayo Clinic has been designated as a Sturge-Weber Foundation Center of Excellence.
Adults and children with vascular malformations who come to the Vascular Malformation Specialty Clinic are usually seen by many specialists in vascular malformations. The specific specialists involved in the evaluation, diagnosis and treatment depend upon the specific vascular malformation and the person's individual needs. People usually are seen by a team of doctors simultaneously during their initial appointment. Referrals with other members of the Vascular Malformation Specialty Clinic may be necessary after the initial appointment.
An interdisciplinary team of doctors experienced and trained in treating children works together to evaluate, diagnose and treat children with all types of vascular birthmarks and malformations at Mayo Clinic's campus in Minnesota. Doctors may evaluate the child, order several tests and develop a treatment plan.
Staff in Mayo Clinic Children's Center and the Gonda Vascular Center may be involved in the care of children with vascular malformations.
Staff in the Vascular Malformation Specialty Clinic evaluates and treats a wide array of vascular malformations and related syndromes.
Vascular malformations and related syndromes include:
Vascular tumors of infancy include:
Most central nervous system vascular malformations are not managed in the Vascular Malformation Clinic but are evaluated by the Department of Neurologic Surgery. Pulmonary malformations such as hereditary hemorrhagic telangiectasia and Osler-Weber-Rendu disease are managed by the Division of Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine and the Division of Pediatric Pulmonology. Congenital lymphedemas are managed at the Lymphedema Clinic in the Division of Cardiovascular Diseases.
The Vascular Malformation Specialty Clinic participates in a variety of innovative research activities. Research may include:
See a list of publications from Mayo doctors on vascular malformation on PubMed, a service of the National Library of Medicine.
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Thomas C. Bower , M.D.
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Megha M. Tollefson, M.D.
Elena Bitrian, M.D.
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Franklin H. Sim, M.D.
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David J. Driscoll, M.D.
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Mai (Mai-Lan) L. Ho, M.D.
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Several years ago when I worked in a library I bought flashing (bleeping) keyfob, I don't remember exactly where I bought it but I think it was from a betterware catalogue or similar and it cost a little more than they go for now (around the £5 mark now depending where you buy them, I've recently seen them at Amazon for £4.99, cheaper on ebay)
I have always been a bit of a forgetful fanny driving different generations of my family batty with my ability to lose things. Recalling what plank time is (just about) is doable, but remembering where I left my glasses, keys, children etc comes much harder. So this little responsive plastic buddy that called back when you whistled stood out like beacon in a booklet filled with things I just knew I'd never use, so was immediately ordered.
Just in case it's not clear from the above paragraph this key'finder' is activated by a whistle, which the sensor picks up and responds with beeping and flashing. It doesn't keep doing this until you find it, if you don't track it down with the first whistle you have to wander about the house as if calling an errant dog. We did have some fun trying out different methods of activating it, we were quite proud of finding different things to set it off, until of course as will become clear we realised that more things set it off than didn't.
The one I received looked like the one in the Dooyoo picture though the Dooyoo one seems circular\(but I think that's to do with the angle of the picture) mine was more of a soft triangle, everything else was the same. White plastic about two inches long, one and a halfish wide and about half and inch deep. There is a clear red cover over the Led part, with a standard key ring attached. It's not the most glamorous object but not ugly either.
You can replace the batteries, my model required two 2 x 1.55V LR41, the one at Amazon comes with 4, though mine didn't come with any spares. In the time I owned it it never failed and never needed the battery changed. It is a little thicker and heavier than the usual key ring I was used to but wasn't too cumbersome to keep in my usual selection of bags, though may be a little awkward in a small evening bag, or jeans pocket.
I found the beeping function generally more useful than the flashing as when I misplace something it is generally somewhere that can't be seen until you are right on top of it, like in between sofa cushions and buried at the bottom of capacious drawers that the item has no business being in. So following the beep is a very handy function. The flashing light became useful if the keys were buried at the bottom of my bag and I couldn't seem to see where they were. Also once the general location of the keys was established (for example those deep drawers) the light helped to pinpoint the location precisely. So for me although if I could only have one function annoying as it is it would be the sound , both functions are very useful in their own way and in combination.
I'm a bit backward in that I can't drive so I don't have a huge bunch of keys, just my front and back doors, and when I worked at the above mentioned library the keys for that. This pesky little plastic critter did have a tendency to go off at all sorts of loud sharp noises not just a whistle. On the bus when it pulled up sharp and the wheels screeched, or when general background noise reached a certain pitch. Coughs, sneezes, dog barking husbands snoring, were all accompanied by frantic flashing and beeping. We didn't really mind this at hom, at least not at first, as my family were more than happy to put up with it to avoid my panic attacks and loud wailing and stripping of the house in search of the "bl**dy keys" again. In fact they often suggested I get one for my mobile, glasses, shoes, engagement ring, knickers.. anything small that could be removed and misplaced. It was also a bit of a pain explaining why my bag was beeping while I was out and about.
Sadly I eventually parted ways with mammy's little helper, thanks to an autocratic, interfering librarian. Now it may sound as if I didn't like the lady in question, but I did, I really did. However she just didn't know how to be in charge and took it upon herself to interfere in the private gubbins of staff members. She apparently didn't like my little bleeper going off in my bag now and then while she was ensconced in her office/staff room/ storage area, it was set off by the squawk of the filling cabinets apparently, and even occasionally by passing raucous children. Too be fair it could be damn annoying. So bleepy had to go and I was back to lifting sofas up and emptying the contents of drawers onto the worktops before leaving the house.
Even though he would shout out and flash at inappropriate moments I did miss old bleepy when he'd gone. If I'm honest I would probably have got rid of him on my own volition before long as the random beeping really could grate on the nerves, but if he had worked a little better I would have no hesitation in using him in the future, as he did save me time and frustration looking for misplaced keys.
If you are absent minded, have family members/pets that move your stuff when you're not looking and don't mind inappropriate noisy flashing then bleepy could be worth a try, though be warned that the sensor is very sensitive and will go off at fairly regular intervals even when your keys aren't lost.
I would have awarded two and a half stars if I could, it worked really well in what it was meant to do, but the random activation meant it was untenable in the long run.
The Flashing Key Finder is a cool little gadget that will come in handy one day for those that have a habit of losing their keys. I had one bought for me a couple of years ago and have had it on my car keys ever since. I have a load of different keyrings and therefore I definately know when I misplace them because they are so bulky and heavy.
The Flashing Key Finder is very simple to use, by simply whistling when you need to locate the keyring - and more importantly what is attached to it, the keyring will flash and emit a loud beeping noise to grab your attention. Although I don't use it a great deal of the time I find it gives me the peace of mind just in case I do happen to misplace my keys or need to find them in a hurry.
The Finder is simply a white plastic casing with a coloured plastic cover over the LED light. This light then flashes when activated by a certain pitch of noise. It has gone off occassionally when I havn't whistled at it, but this is a minor irritation and happens infrequently.
I have had limited use of the Flashing Key Finder but when I have needed its assistance I have been more than satisfied with the results. The battery hasn't needed changing and has lasted a very long time, so I think for the couple of pounds I paid online it is a worthwhile product to keep with your keys. Overall it is a simple and robust product that hopefully you will never need to use.
I've always had a tendency to be disorganised and, even as a child, my own mother used to tell me that I'd lose my head it it wasn't screwed on. As a busy parent, I seem to spend hours looking for items that have been mislaid somewhere in the house, especially my car keys. No matter where I think I've put them, they always turn up somewhere else, resulting in a last minute panic as I'm almost certain to be running late too!
Last Mother's Day, I received what looked like the answer to my prayers - a plastic 'keyfinder' to attach to my keyring and ensure that I would never mislay my keys again. I'm not convinced that this was entirely the choice of my two boys as I'm sure my long-suffering husband had a part to play in its purchase!
The keyfinder is designed to be activated by whistling. A sharp whistle should result in the little sensor at the top of the curved device flashing for several seconds. The keyfinder also emits several beeps, so it shouldn't matter if its not within sight or even if it's hidden under other items, as the beeping should still be audible. The keyfinder also had an advantage of making the keyring slightly more bulky so the keys are that little bit harder to misplace as there was an additional plastic device attached. Fortunately, the edges are smooth and the keyfinder is fairly lightweight, so it wasn't a difficulty to keep it permanently attached to the rest of my keys. All in all, this looked like a fun, but incredibly useful, little gift.
The reality is, sadly, very different as it soon became clear that the keyfinder has several significant flaws that limit its effectiveness. Firstly, the keyfinder is extremely temperamental and doesn't always respond to a whistle on the first, second or even third attempt. It obviously needs to be activated by a whistle of a certain tone and frequency - quite loud and sharp. My kids had been quite excited by Mummy's new toy, but were soon disappointed that their attempts at whistling weren't quite sharp enough to set the little gadget off.
The second disadvantage is that the keyfinder is very easily set off by various other eveyday sounds. This makes its reluctance to respond to actual whistling even more frustrating! It is activated by noises such as clapping, loud bangs, shouting, screaming and crying. As you can imagine, in a busy household with young children, this thing was going off every other minute! The only time it didn't seem to go off was when I was actually looking for my keys!
There lies the third and most crucial flaw - the area within which the keyfinder can successfully operate is pretty limited. If my keys were on the mantelpiece or on the window sill in the same room then, assuming the keyfinder wasn't feeling too temperamental, a sharp whistle or other loud noise would usually locate them. If, however, the keys were tucked away in my jeans pocket upstairs then there was no chance of this little device responding to a whistle from downstairs. Essentially, using this for its primary purpose of identifying lost keys involved wandering around from room to room which was exactly what I'd wanted to avoid.
For the above reasons, my keyfinder had quite a limited period of time attached to my keyring. It was pretty embarrassing to be out in public or at work and to be beeping whenever any loud noises could be heard! It wouldn't have been so bad if the device had actually been a reliable means of locating my keys but, as it wasn't, the device soon slipped out of regular use (minus its battery!) Luckily, the kids never seemed to notice its absence.
My keyfinder was purchased from a Hawkins Bazaar store, where it is still available for £3.50, although I suspect that the same or very similar gadgets can be bought for much less from pound shops or discount stores. At that price, or lower, it falls within the typical 'Secret Santa' price range so could still be a potential novelty gift idea for a colleague who is always misplacing his or her keys. I wouldn't recommend buying one of these with any expectations that it will actually resolve the problem though.
I was bought a Flashing Key Finder by my girlfriends Grandma a few years ago as a stocking filler. The sole function of the Key Finder is so that if (or when) you misplace your keys, you give a little whistle and the Key Finder starts flashing and emitting a loud beeping sound so you can locate them.
At first I thought that this was a cool little gadget and that I would get a lot of use out of winding up my girlfriend and God forbid if I ever lose my keys, I would be able find them with minimal fuss. Unfortunately, the Key Finder I had, which is identical to the one pictured (I know it's pink, but I didn't choose it!), would go off whenever it chose. My girlfriend would set it off whenever she laughed, it would go off when people on the television spoke in a certain pitch and it would even go off whenever we opened cupboards of drawers. I have read other reviews and it is clear that it is a general fault with the Key Finder, not just the one I owned
The one good thing I can say about the Key Finder is that the battery life seems to last forever, as oddly enough instead of throwing it away when it started irritating ME more than it irritated my girlfriend, I stuffed it into the back of a drawer and smothered it in jumpers and t-shirts. Whenever I opened this drawer, I would hear a faint beeping, and quickly grab the top I was looking for and slam the drawer shut again. It has only recently been thrown away and was still beeping when I wheeled my bin out for collection.
The Key Finder has fast become the object I hate most in life and I prey no-one else receives one as a novelty gift. I still dread visiting my girlfriends Grandma.
When I was around ten years old, I was given a key-finder - it was a marvellous little device which emitted a loud beep in response to a shrill whistle. This wonderfully handy contraption worked brilliantly every time, and my young mind reveled at the seemingly miraculous technology. I'd forgotten about the whole concept of the key finder until I saw one recently on amazon.co.uk - the simply titled 'Flashing Key Finder' which is available for only £2.50... but is it as good as the one that I fondly remember from my childhood?
Product description
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With a length of five centimetres and width of three-and-a-half, the key finder won't take up too much space on your keyring. It comes with the standard looped metal attachment which feels fairly secure. Constructed from plastic, the key finder is available in either white or black, with a transparent red section on the end housing the LED light. To be honest, the key finder doesn't look especially attractive - but then not many keyring attachments do. In terms of the batteries, the device requires two button cells which are provided (along with two spares).
Using the item
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So, in theory, all you need to do is whistle, and the key finder will make a high pitched beeping noise in order to inform you of its whereabouts - simple... but does it work? Unfortunately, it *doesn't* work especially well at all. Firstly, the noble art of whistling frequently won't tempt a response from the device - in fact, you need to practice the exact frequency needed to produce the beep, and even then a beep isn't guaranteed. Secondly, the majority of other sounds will set off the key finder at every given opportunity. I attached the key finder to my keyring, and the sound of the keys jangling in my pocket constantly activated it. I later realized that it also beeped to the sound of people's voices, the television, and even started beeping when there was no sound at all - bizarre! So frustrating was the product, that I ended up taking it from my keyring, and shoving it into a drawer under the bed.
Final Analysis
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To be honest, this particular keyfinder could be excellent - it's relatively small and cheap to buy, however, the sensitivity to other sounds needs to be somehow toned down, because as it is, the device is next to useless. Perhaps good as a novely gift considering the low price - but if you're after a practical tool then you'll need to look elsewhere.
Now I am sure we have all lost our keys from time to time and it is really annoying as it is usually when you are in a rush to get out the house so the solution to this or so I thought was to buy a key finder. They cost around £2.
The key finder is like a flat fob with a coloured piece on the end. The idea is you attach to your keys and when you have that 'Oh no where are my keys I must leave the house now' moment you simply whistle and the fob will bleep and flash meaning you can locate your keys and get out the door in no time. Great idea, time saving simple or so would you think.
Now the down point I am not very good at whistling to start with I know I should have thought about before buying this genius product. Which actually meant that the key finder wouldn't work for me so if I was in a hurry and I was not with whistling person I couldn't find them other than manically searching anyway. The second down point is although it wouldn't go off for my poor attempt at whistle it would go off for the tv, or the radio, or the hamster wheel going round. It would go off in the car and sometimes when there didn't seem to be any noise at all. The result of this - I put it in the bin it drove me mad beeping when I didn't need it to but never working when I did.
I give this 1 star because that's the lowest you can go. Great idea in theory but annoying make that very annoying in practice. Save yourself the money and put your keys in the same place everytime you come in, mine now get left right by the front door so I know where they are when I am ready to go.
"Where's my keys?" is probably the most common sentence you are likely to hear coming out of my mouth. I'm useless when it comes to knowing where I put my keys, which is strange really when you consider that in every other way I'm the most organised, tidy person you'll probably ever meet. I know exactly where things are even if I haven't used them for years, but my keys? Not a hope in hell of ever finding them. So, when I saw this at Wilkinsons for £2.49 a few years ago I thought they were brilliant, a simple solution to my daily problem. Of course, that was before I actually tried using them!
The idea is that when you whistle they will bleep and red LED's will flash enabling you to find them no matter where you left them. They run off two watch batteries which are replaceable by unscrewing the back, mine had the batteries already fitted and I never changed the batteries in it so can't comment on how easy this is to do.
The positive aspects about this item are that it does work, if you whistle it does bleep and it does flash. The beeps are loud so that you will hear them go off even if you're not in the same room as them.
On the other hand, only buy these if you don't mind them going off at every single opportunity! They are set off by whistling, but they are also set off by telephones, the TV, music, laughter and even my keys jangling together! The most embarrasing instance of this was when I was in a meeting, I moved my bag causing my keys to jangle together and the key finder registered that and went off! I was then left trying to explain that it wasn't my phone, I had in fact remembered to turn that off it was just my keys under the rather mistaken impression that they were lost! However, having said that they will go off at everything if they are in a bag, down the side of the settee or anywhere else too enclosed then it will not pick up you whistling.
Overall £2 may seem like a bargain but I'd save your money!
This is the most annoying thing ever!!
The practical information: The size of the keyring is about the size of a £2 coin and about 2cm thick. So although small it is a bit chunky for a keyring.
Whilst in a usual situation of loosing your keys this is fantastic, and it does work. The sensor is very sensitve and will pick up when you clap and beeps for around 7/8 seconds so you are given a reasonable amount of time to figure out where the sound is coming from.
The bad bits: This keyring is so sensitive it would beep in all sorts of situations. If something made a "bang" sound on TV, or if you started to talk after the room being quiet quiet. Its very hard to describe but it really is so sensitive I actually threw mine out of the window.
A way round this would of been to have put your keys in the kitchen on the side away from where you are sitting down relaxing, but then surely you would remember where you'd put them and not need the keyring!
My mum got me one of these flashing keyrings because I can never find my keys and it takes me ages to leave the house while I search for them.
I had one years ago and it was crap, never worked and looked horrible on my keyring so I got rid of it. The one I've got now looks EXACTLY the same as the one Dooyoo have got on the photo, the red thing you can see is where it flashes and underneath there are 5 holes in the plastic and that's the speaker for the beeping.
The idea of it is when you can't find your keys you either whistle or do a sharp clap and the keyring will pick that up and start flashing and beeping. It works some of the time so I do find it quite useful but if you've dumped something on top of your keys and it muffles whatever it is that lets the keyring "hear" you then it won't work.
A good example is that last month I put my keys down as usual only someone had put a load of clean washing on top of them. I only found the keys the next day after the washing had gone away, I'd gone round the house like a mad thing whistling and clapping too and had just convinced myself that I'd lost them outside the house.
Another one is that there's no warning of the battery going so one minute the keyring will work and the next minute the battery has gone. This came from the cash and carry so god knows how long it had been on their shelf but the batteries in mine died in about 3 weeks, I replaced them and they've now lasted for over 3 months.
I wouldn't even mind if it just starting malfunctioning when the batteries were low because at least that would give me an idea that the keyring isn't working instead of just cutting out and leaving me whistling like an idiot for ages! Luckily my keys weren't majorly lost that time and I was just being lazy but if the battery went while your keys were in some mad place you'd never find them! lol
My mum paid £3.27 for it and as well as being a bit of a weird price to charge for anything, I think it's also brill value for money. It looks ok even though it's a bit bulky and cheap looking, but it's mega useful and has deffo got me out of the house a bit quicker a few times now. The couple of bad points ARE annoying and make me lose a bit of trust in the key finder but over all a useful and cheap little gadget.
Recommended..... but don't put your life in it's hands! lol
i am possibly the most useless person in the world when it comes to remembering where i have put things when i need them, the amount of times i loose my keys or should i say temperarily misplace them as i cant realy claim they are lost when i know they are in my house somewhere, i am that bad at it i lost them a few years ago and ended up paying £200 for new locks on the car because i couldnt find the keys.
I had seen people with these on there key rings but had never seen them for sale anywhere untill last christmas when they were being sold in peacocks as a gift for him at christmas so i decided to get one as they were only £2 and hopefully it will stop me having to fork out for new locks again oh yes i did find my keys in the end about 2 months later, i had left them in the greenhouse.
The flashing key finder works on the principle of you whistle and it will not only have a red light on it that flashes but it also beeps at you so is great for finding your keys. It needs 2x 1.55v batteries which are basically watch batteries and comes with 4 of these in the pack when you first buy it, it has a key chain on it to attach it to your keys.
Well anyway back to the story, a couple of days after buying this i lost my keys again so i whistled it and nothing, i walked all around our house whistling and still nothing, i eventually found them in the bottom of my handbag, the whistle doesnt trigger the light or sound if the sensor on the key ring is covered by something, this was a pain as if my keys were in plain view i wouldnt have a problem finding them.
The next problem i found with this key chain is that it doesnt just beep when you whistle but it also beeps when there is a loud ringing or beeping noise, my telephone, microwave and bread maker all made it beep aswell as a loud shout or scream on the tv so it goes off all of the time meaning i always know where my keys are even when i dont want them but the batteries only last about 8 weeks.
This key chain is useful to me but would be even better if it worked when my keys were in my hand bag or in my pocket or even better when they had fallen down the gap in the sofa.
A short review of the key finder. Not exactly much you can say about this one really. I bought one as a stocking filler gift for my partner at Christmas. About 3 quid from BHS. Your supposed to whistle for it and it beeps and flashes at you. Trouble is: 1) It goes off when the phone goes 2) It goes off when some people you laugh (my friend Patty's got the most high pitched cackly laugh ever) 3) My partner can't bloody whistle. Why the hell is this even listed here anyway? By it if you want to be driven insane by it. More annoying than that "Egyptian" Nokia phone tune. Aaaaargh! Phone just rang and made it go off as I write. I'm gonna stamp on it any day now. Buy a pint of lager instead.
I was probably 14 years old when I first got my key-finder keyring, and so, I was probably a couple of weeks older than that when I decided that my £5 that was sent to Innovations may well have been better spent on something else. Like anything. Well - these things work. Don't get me wrong on that. You whistle, and the dear little blighter will bleep at you. Or you clap, and it'll respond, wherever it is in the room. And here comes problem number one - sometimes it's 'ears' are muffled, because it's been buried under something and its sensor it blocked. So, it will show you where you keys are, so long as your keys aren't buried somewhere, hard to find, lost etc - or providing it's batteries haven't run out. Useful. Secondly, the gadget is remarkably indiscriminate. I spent several days of my school life with friends whistling at me, clapping at me - normally in awkward situations such as exams. Brilliant. But the bleeper goes off all the time, for any sort of noise really so long as it's loud enough. Someone coughing next to you can remind you were your keys are. So to a certain extent it works too well. It's lightweight, it's visually quite unoffensive, with a white body and a little red light that flashes when it beeps. But predominately, it's a piece of gimmicky trash that holds a certain novelty appeal for a certain limited amount of time.
I had one of these and it lasted me a week before I just had to throw the stupid thing away. Even when my keys were not missing it started bleeping and flashing. The problem is you get it by whistling or clapping which meant when I went to the match the stupid thing went off all the time due to the sound of the crowd. It was useless and didn't help at all when I did actually lose the keys as I couldn't hear it because of where the keys had gone. No point at all in it and you may as well save your money (luckily mine was free)


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Unanswered: Time arithmetic
Hallo everyone,
I have a varchar value like:
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1. What is the cost to come to the farm?
There is no admission or parking fee at the farm. You only pay for the activities you would like to do.
2. I am a professional photographer, and my client wants to have their session at the farm/I am having engagement/family pictures done and I want to have them at the farm. Is this allowed?
While we do allow professional photo sessions/professional photographers to bring their clients to the farm, we ask that you call ahead of time and arrange this with Steve.
3. Can I bring my dog to the farm?
Well-behaved dogs on leashes are welcome at the farm. We do ask that you bring bags to clean up after them.
4. Is smoking allowed at the farm?
Smoking is only allowed in the gravel parking lot due to risk of fire and health concerns for our other guests. Please do not throw your butts on the ground.
5. Can I have a picnic at the farm?
During the week, our picnic tables are reserved for school tours. On the weekend, private parties have them reserved. There are spots for you to spread a blanket, please keep in mind that we are very busy with school tours during the week and guests on the weekend, so we ask that you be considerate of others and please clean up after yourselves.
6. I would love to have my child's birthday at the farm. Is this possible?
We do not have a specific birthday party package, however many guests book a hayride/bonfire evening and invite family and friends. We can also work with you to add activities depending on the time of year. Not all activities are available at all times. You can find out information about hayride/bonfire events here.
7. I just want to bring my kids out during the week to see the animals. Can I do this?
You are more than welcome to visit during the week, but we do have many school tour groups that are visiting also. Here is the information about seeing the animals during the week:
Monday through Friday before 2 p.m., our staff is working with school tours. Admission to the barnyard during this period is obtained by paying the school tour fee and accompanying one of our tour groups or doing a self-guided tour. You can purchase admission to the barnyard at the information booth or in the country store. There is no admission fee after 2 p.m., Monday through Friday, and from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturdays and Sundays during the farm season.


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3 Ways to Beat the Cost of Citizenship before the Price Increase
One of the common reasons permanent residents don't apply for U.S. citizenship – cost. It presently costs $680 to file Form N-400, Application for Naturalization. That's a lot of money. And the cost of citizenship is about to increase.
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) recently announced that it intends to increase the cost to file several forms. USCIS budget isn't funded by tax payers. Instead, it operates on income generated from the forms that you are forced to file. When their operational costs increase, that cost gets pushed to the immigrant paying for services. The cost to file the N-400 form will increase from $680 to $725 (effective December 23, 2016).
In fact, it will become more expensive to file most USCIS immigration forms. The best way to escape this cycle is to become a U.S. citizen. After naturalizing as a U.S. citizen, you won't need to pay anymore USCIS fees or file forms. Over a lifetime, that can save you and your family thousands of dollars.
You can save yourself a lot of money by naturalizing now. Here are some of the ways that you can beat the costs of U.S. citizenship:
The cost of citizenship is significantly less that keeping a green card.
It actually costs less to become a U.S. citizen when you take a look at the long term costs. How much? It will probably amaze you.
Did you know that the average 30 year-old permanent resident will pay another $4,428 over his lifetime in green card renewal fees? Check your own costs with the Citizenship Cost Calculator.
Most permanent residents have a green card that must be renewed every 10 years. The current USCIS fee for replacing or renewing a green card is $540. So every 10 years you will pay to renew a green card. Don't forget, if the green card is lost, stolen or damaged, it will cost another $540 to replace it. And USCIS fees keep increasing for green card renewal also. Over just the last 10 years USCIS fees for green card renewal have increased significantly. USCIS will increase the cost this summer.
But there is a one-time USCIS fee for the naturalization application. Over a lifetime, U.S. citizenship is much less expensive. After all, you won't ever have to pay another USCIS fee again!
You can now pay the cost of citizenship with a credit card.
There is only one USCIS form that can be paid with credit card – Form N-400, Application for Naturalization.
If you don't have the entire filing fee, simply submit Form G-1450, Authorization for Credit Card Transactions, with your N-400. If you choose to pay with a credit or gift card, you must pay the entire fee using a single card.
You may use Visa, MasterCard, American Express and Discover. You may also use gift cards with Visa, MasterCard, American Express and Discover logos.
Low income families can file a fee waiver.
Because some applicants cannot afford to pay the filing fees, USCIS established a fee waiver process for the citizenship application. USCIS will approve a fee waiver if you clearly demonstrate that you are unable to pay the filing fees.
USCIS will provide a fee waiver for Form N-400, Application for Naturalization, if you provide documentation showing that you qualify based upon one of the following criteria:
To request a fee waiver, you can submit Form I-912, Request for Fee Waiver, with your Form N-400. Be sure to include proof that you meet the criteria. Additional instructions and examples of evidence can be found on the USCIS Fee Waiver page.
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People with straight-forward cases (e.g. no immigration violations or arrests) can generally file Form N-400 without a lawyer. But still, the citizenship application can be a daunting process.
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|Reviews for Kendra Stone Volume 4: Butch's Last Case
| Gage39 chapter 16 . 6/22/2009
I liked this story.
At first I thought (due to the title) that Butch was going to get killed.
Great job and I'm glad you didn't kill him.
| naughtylibra chapter 16 . 7/8/2008
i enjoyed this chapter. i liked how nervous Carlos was to ask Cassie out and she came back with we're beyond coffee. good chapter and story. i look forward to the next story.
| naughtylibra chapter 15 . 7/2/2008
i thought i had reviewed this chapter earlier. sorry. it was a great chapter and cannot wait for the next one
| naughtylibra chapter 14 . 6/20/2008
i was glad to see another chapter. i enjoyed the chapter and look forward to the next one
| naughtylibra chapter 13 . 6/18/2008
i was so excited to see another chapter when i got up this morning. great chapter and i can't wait for the next one. keep them coming
| naughtylibra chapter 12 . 6/17/2008
what an interesting turn of events. i like that th ewife might have done it and the husband was innocent. i was thrilled to see you updated and couldn't wait to get here to read the next chapter. i hate the part of waiting. i am so impatient. is there much left of this story?
| naughtylibra chapter 11 . 6/12/2008
loved this chapter. i'm glad Kendra woke up. i look forward to your next chapter
| naughtylibra chapter 10 . 6/6/2008
i loved this chapter. i'm glad it was someone else who saved Kendra. please update soon. i love this story. oh please don't kill Hunter. I love his character. he's great with Kendra
| naughtylibra chapter 9 . 2/20/2008
as always i loved this chapter. sorry it took me so long to review it. i thought i had already. i cannot wait to see how Kendra is and what happens next.
| naughtylibra chapter 8 . 1/10/2008
i loved this chapter. didn't expect kendra to be the next target. my only question is how did she get out? who saved her? was it Hunter or someone else?
| naughtylibra chapter 6 . 12/16/2007
i loved how Kendra got Ryan to antagonize Carlos. that was cute. we all know how much Ryan likes Carlos. looking forward to your next chapters
| naughtylibra chapter 5 . 12/16/2007
love this chapter. will cassie be in this story. maybe she can be a love interest for carlos. i liked her character
| naughtylibra chapter 1 . 11/13/2007
wow. i loved this chapter. i look forward to the next as your stories never disappoint.


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By Tim Rogers Published in FrontBurner March 31, 2014 1:00 pm
Sometime D Magazine contributor Ray Hutchison has died at the age of 81. In addition to writing for the magazine, Hutchison, who was married to former Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison, led the negotiations to bring the Washington Senators to Dallas (or Arlington), and he played a major role in building DART and DFW Airport. The News has more.