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Excerpted from Right Here, Right Now: The Buffalo Anthology.
By Jeff Z. Klein
Walk down Hertel Avenue and see the mix of cultures: hipster cafes and old Italian red-sauce restaurants and halal butchers and louche interior design stores and pubs where young Americans have decided they're huge Barça fans. Maybe even a rainbow flag here and there. Walk down the side streets. The houses are filled with young families, different cultures — middle class, not rich, not poor — fresh ground coffee, organic groceries, craft beer.
Funny, though — it still looks exactly the way it did half a century ago. All the two-story houses. The attics topped by the same triangular or square roofs. The little backyards. The narrow driveways just wide enough to accommodate a Model T (from another fifty years before, when the houses were built). The five- or six-stair stoops. The trees shading the street, almost as tall and domelike as the elms whose arching boughs formed vast, block-long ceilings, like a great green cathedral. Late at night the train horns, blaring distant and lonely from the raised embankments on either margin of the neighborhood.
The winter. Walking to school on the snow banks. Bombing cars with snowballs. Grabbing the rear bumper of some unsuspecting Dodge and pogeying down the snow-covered street.
[blocktext align="right"]You've never had ham?
You think you're too good
for it, don't you.[/blocktext]Buffalo, the United States, the world was different. Pinched. Small. Mean. North Park was made up entirely of white people — Catholics, Protestants, and a significant minority of Jews; no one else — and that made it just about the most diverse neighborhood in the city. There were two cuisines: regular food (meat and potatoes) and Italian food (spaghetti and pizza). We had a third, kosher. Separate sets of dishes and silverware, no mixing of milk and meat, no pork, no ham, no bacon.
That was one of the things that set them off.
You've never had ham? You think you're too good for it, don't you.
I had two best friends when I was a little boy, James M. and Freddie C. They were cool with me, but their brothers called me Hambone, in honor of the dietary habits of the Jews. Freddie was a couple years older than me. He and I would debate who was better, the Beatles or the Dave Clark Five. He loved the Beach Boys, and we both thought "Help Me, Rhonda" might be the best song ever. James was a good football player, touch or tackle. We followed the Bills closely. Jack Kemp or Daryle Lamonica? Against the Boston Patriots, should they give the ball to Cookie Gilchrist on every play? The other sport that mattered was baseball. James and his family liked the San Francisco Giants. My family and I liked the L.A. Dodgers. My father was from Brooklyn. My sister was born there. And I liked Sandy Koufax because he was the best pitcher in baseball and wouldn't play that World Series game on Yom Kippur. I had his baseball card. So James's older brother John is standing next to the stoop and asks if he can see my Sandy Koufax card. I hand it down to him. He takes it and rubs the face of it, hard, on the iron railing, up and down, several times. Here, he says, handing it back to me. Koufax's picture is still there, but it's got black streaks all over it.
The food especially seemed to get to them. The older C. and M. brothers simply could not get over their impression that keeping kosher meant Jews thought Catholic meat was inferior and couldn't be eaten. One day when my mother wasn't home, the M. brothers asked if they could come inside and get a snack out of the kitchen. I let them in and they descended on the fridge and cabinets like locusts, devouring all the Wise potato chips and Ritz crackers and Hershey bars they could find. But their real motivation was simply to see what the kitchen of Jews looked like.
Not so different, one of them said. Where's the kosher stuff?
I don't want this to sound like a bitter catalogue of slights from the musty scrapbook of my childhood. That's not my point. It's just that we've gotten into the habit of extolling the tight-knit ethnic enclaves of long ago, conveniently omitting one of their distinguishing characteristics — they could be snake pits of hatred. It didn't matter who the majority was, and it didn't matter who the Other was. The majority actively hated the Other. That's the way it was in most neighborhoods, in most cities. Yet, despite that, those neighborhoods could be wonderful. North Park — the old North Park, not the one now, which I like, but I'm talking about the old one — that North Park was a great place to be a kid.
But there was this one thing. It kept coming up.
[blocktext align="left"]I don't want this to sound like a bitter catalogue of slights from the musty scrapbook of my childhood. That's not my point.[/blocktext]Once I went over to Freddie's house down the block, the C. house. His two or three older brothers seemed surprised to see me.
Hambone, what are you doing here?
They stood around in the living room, ostentatiously discussing politics. Hitler, he was bad. But he had some good ideas. A look at me to gauge my reaction. These were fifteen, seventeen, twenty-year-olds talking in front of a nine-year-old. I think one of their parents told them to stop, but I might be making that part up. I do recall unmistakably their banter, their laughter, and how it went on long enough to make me uncomfortable. I knew full well what Hitler had done. It had happened only twenty years earlier.
My mother could sense the anti-Semitism in the air of our neighborhood, and she hated it. She'd grown up in Toronto when Toronto was the polar opposite of what it is today. When she was a girl, there'd been a riot, Gentiles vs. Jews, at the Christie Pits playing fields over the display of a swastika flag. At the beaches on the other side of town, some swim clubs flew swastikas to keep the Jews out. "No Jews need apply" signs at job sites were common. All that institutionalized anti-Semitism when she was growing up, and then the Nuremberg Laws and World War II and the camps. She had reason to suspect Jew-hatred everywhere she looked, but I scoffed — I thought what she experienced had gotten to her and made her obsessive. Many years later, we were watching TV together, and we saw a universally respected statesman disembark from a plane for a peace-keeping mission at some international trouble spot.
"Look at that anti-Semite," she said.
"What are you talking about?" I said dismissively. "That's the secretary general of the UN."
It was Kurt Waldheim. Later we learned he'd been an SS officer during the war. My mother was right; the old world was full of them.
She'd claim that things in our neighborhood got worse around Easter. I never noticed, but I do remember the only time in my childhood that I heard the phrase "You killed Christ." It came from one of James's older brothers on a spring day. I didn't understand. What?
You killed Christ. Well, not you, but your people.
I was completely baffled. I didn't know the story. I asked my mother. "This is what they teach them in their churches," she said. She named the church down the block. "They teach this every Easter, and people like the C.'s and the M.'s come out and act worse than they usually do."
I asked my father too, but he just shrugged it off. He'd grown up in a place where all the ethnicities blended without incident, and he simply didn't care. He was an architect and an FDR Democrat through and through, and he never had a bad word to say about any group. (The last job he did was to convert an old East Side church building into a mosque, and that was after 9/11. He was friendly with the imam. I thought the whole thing was pretty remarkable. I wanted to write an article about it for a Buffalo magazine, and after much hemming and hawing the magazine editor got back to me. "Well, it's like this," the guy said. "A lot of people we talked to don't think what your father did is necessarily a good thing." Jerk.)
[blocktext align="left"]Hitler, he was bad. But he had some good ideas.[/blocktext]If you weren't around in the 1960s, you may not truly understand how pervasive this stuff was. People then didn't veil their prejudices — they were all out in the open, and nothing to be particularly embarrassed about. This was a time of ubiquitous Polack jokes, or, as sanitized on TV by famous comedians, "Polish jokes." No Asian immigration was allowed, so there simply were no Asians around, but there was plenty of talk about the Japs in World War II. And the N-word wasn't something you heard on TV, but it was pretty common in casual conversation. One of the older M. brothers spoke of a kid he knew who was a great football player. "He's a n–, but I tell you, I respect him," he said.
We grunted gravely in agreement, acknowledging how sincere and important an assertion this was. I tried saying the word a couple of times, but even back then it sounded foul; now I can't even type it, and you'd be mortified to see it in print. I can't remember the kid's name, but he came over once and played football with us. He was the only black kid who set foot in our neighborhood in the thirteen years I lived there.
One day when I was eleven or twelve, I went out our front door and heard a tremendous amount of yelling from the C. house. It seemed to be directed across the street, where a family of Hasidic Jews were moving in, although I didn't know the term at the time. They looked exotic. We and all the other Jews we knew were totally secular and assimilated — no yarmulkes, no outward sign of Jewishness. But these guys in their black suits and black hats, they stood out. Still, I couldn't figure out what was going on.
I walked over to the C.'s porch. The older C. and M. brothers were there, huddling behind the railings, yelling Get out! Get out! They'd spring up and throw small stones at the Hasids hauling chairs and couches into their new house, then duck down again behind the cover of the railing. I can't remember if James or Freddie were there. Maybe I don't want to. But I do remember, quite vividly, asking, "What are you doing? Why are you doing this?" One of the older brothers answered.
Look at them. We don't want them living here.
He seemed to forget that I was one of them too. He sprang up and threw another stone, and so did a couple of others. They yelled across the street. Get out, you Jews!
For many years I blamed myself for not saying anything at that moment, but now I understand that I responded within the boundaries of the behavior that had always worked for me: I simply left the porch and walked away. They kept screaming at the Hasids, who kept moving their furniture in without responding to the taunts or the stones, and they were still screaming as I stepped through my front door. But something in me had changed. I never talked to the C.'s or the M.'s again. Not even James or Freddie, even though I thought then, and still think now, that they never shared the hatred that their older brothers spewed.
The Hasidic family moved away just a month or two later, and after another year, so did we, to Eggertsville. Officially we could be counted as part of the white flight fleeing Buffalo, like all the whites leaving cities for the suburbs across late-'60s America. But in our case, that'd be misleading. We weren't fleeing black people, or poverty, or crime, or declining city services. We were fleeing the M.'s and the C.'s, to the northern suburbs, where the other Jews lived.
So the first week I'm at my new suburban junior high school, and a kid comes up to me and asks, "Are you Jewish?" Uh-oh, here we go, I think to myself.
"I am — does that affect anything?" I answer, challengingly. I think at this point I'm finally ready to fight.
But the kid was totally normal. "Oh no," he said. "I was just curious."
And that was it. From the moment we moved to Eggertsville, I never heard an anti-Jewish slur again. And in the five decades since, living in Manhattan and L.A., and now, just off Allen Street, nothing. I've heard Jews say bad things about other people, but never the other way around.
It seems like everything turned way back there in the 1960s, thanks to Vatican II, which changed church liturgy to stop blaming the Jews for the crucifixion of Christ; and thanks, too, to the civil rights movement, the feminists, new immigration laws that permitted Asians and Africans to come to the United States, Stonewall and the gay rights movement, and, all in all, to the very slowly dawning recognition that everyone deserves dignity and respect.
I recognize that what I experienced in my childhood was not all that difficult, and certainly nothing compared to what most black people can tell you about their experiences — or First Nations people, or Latinos, or Asians, or those in the LGBTQ community. And as I write this, a guy running for president wants to ban Muslims from entering the country. I recognize that we're definitely a long way from utopia.
But now, when I walk down Hertel Avenue, I feel all right. My old neighborhood may look the same, but it has definitely changed. No slurs, no hate, no threats. The only sounds are the music streaming from the bars, the happy shouts of the soccer fans, and the rustling leaves in the boughs arched high overhead, the great green cathedral that shelters everyone.
Excerpted from Right Here, Right Now: The Buffalo Anthology, available now from Belt Publishing.
Jeff Z. Klein is a former editor and reporter at the New York Times and the Village Voice; currently he writes and produces the Niagara Frontier Heritage Moments on WBFO radio. He went to Sweet Home Senior High before moving to New York to attend Columbia University, and has written several books about sports, including The Death of Hockey, with his Sweet Home classmate Karl-Eric Reif. Klein lives in the Allentown section of Buffalo and in Manhattan.


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Good bye October
October was incredibly quick! It was a great month! Here is a page that shows a snippet of the last week in October. I am already enjoying the cool days of November!
Jessica Sprague:
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Tape It Up! Frames
Tape it Up Days
Scribbled Alpha
Warm Wuv & Soft Hugs - The Kit Papers
Splendid Fiins -
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feedsack paper pack
Messy Stitches Vol.1
iKari Designs -
Alpha Bits: Stamped - Bundle
In the Making - Glassy Alpha
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New Tool Drives Print Content To Online Social Media
Posted by Dean on 19 Jan 2010 | Category: Industry Trends
Smub, Inc., a company specializing in developing tools to simplify the sharing of media — digital or print — with online social networks, has rolled out a new service called hy.pr.
Introduced in October at MPA's Magazine Innovation Summit, hy.pr was developed specifically to extend the reach of print publications and the life of their content by allowing readers to share links to the articles they read in print with their online social networks. According to Smub, "With hy.pr, every reader is a potential social media marketer for the publication. By providing readers the tools to push content instantly to their online social networks, hy.pr drives traffic to the publisher's website, increases brand awareness and lowers the cost of subscriber acquisition."
As reported by Folio Magazine, to use it publishers register with hy.pr, then create custom URLs for select articles and print them in the physical edition of the magazine. When the reader wants to share the article, they can then enter the URL into a web browser, which offers the reader a "share and save" page from which they can e-mail a shortened link directly to their contacts, bookmark the link or share it among social networks such as Twitter, Facebook and Digg. Folio cites as an example, the French magazine Polka which includes the URL polka.hy.pr/punk which allows readers to then share pictures on social media sites.
According to Smub CEO Thierry Lamouline, "Our research shows that roughly 25% of all Tweets and Facebook status updates contain a link. By empowering their readers to share content, publishers will create an audience of social media marketers who actively promote publishers brands, driving targeted traffic to publishers' web sites, which in turn will dramatically lower the cost of a subscriber acquisition via the web."
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Best Western Royal Hotel is centrally located in St. Helier, walking distance from Jersey Arts Centre and close to St. Helier Town Hall. This eco-friendly hotel is within close proximity of Jersey Opera House and Fort Regent Leisure and Entertainment Centre.
Stay in one of 89 guestrooms featuring LED televisions. Complimentary wireless Internet access is available to keep you connected. Private bathrooms have deep soaking bathtubs and complimentary toiletries. Conveniences include desks and coffee/tea makers, and housekeeping is provided daily.
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Take advantage of recreation opportunities such as a 24-hour fitness center or take in the view from a rooftop terrace and a terrace. This hotel also features complimentary wireless Internet access, wedding services, and tour/ticket assistance.
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Featured amenities include complimentary high-speed (wired) Internet access, a 24-hour front desk, and luggage storage. Planning an event in St. Helier? This hotel features 600 square feet (54 square meters) of event facilities. A roundtrip airport shuttle is provided for a surcharge (available on request), and free self parking is available onsite.
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EFI Features Complete Inkjet Portfolio and Highlights Integrated Products at ISA International Sign Expo
Company showcasing VUTEk, Wide Format, Fiery technology and Print MISdesigned to enhance productivity, deliver highest print quality and ensure environmental sustainability
"All of our products, from UV digital inkjet printers to optimised workflow solutions, are designed to help our customers reach new levels of competitiveness, profitability and growth," said Scott Schinlever, senior vice president and GM of inkjet solutions at EFI. "Visitors to our booth will see innovations since last year's event, including our new entry-level wide-format roll-to-roll printer, all aimed at helping our sign and display graphics customers of all sizes to profitably grow their businesses."
VUTEk GS3250LX Makes ISA Debut
The fully loaded VUTEk GS3250LX is an LED-based 3.2 metre printer that produces more jobs, extends application offerings and lowers operating costs with LED UV ink curing technology and high productivity features. It is an ideal choice for environmentally-conscious customers seeking a greener printing solution. The VUTEk GS3250LX produces no VOCs, uses fewer consumables, produces less waste, uses less energy, and has the ability to print on recycled and other materials without warping or head strikes.
"Not only is the VUTEk GS3250LX a green product, but it also delivers stunning point-of-purchase quality, increases up time and productivity, and decreases maintenance costs," said Schinlever. "EFI's LED-based printer is engineered to drive down operating costs with decreased power consumption and lower hard costs, as well as reduce waste with consistent colour output and simple operation. In addition, the VUTEk GS3250LX optimises business processes and profit potential with seamless printer integration to EFI Web-to-Print and MIS solutions with native JDF connectivity."
Also on display is the VUTEk GS3250r, a 3.2-metre printer designed to increase profitability by quickly and efficiently producing high-margin, closely viewed indoor applications with its 6-colour, 1000 dpi image quality and UV roll-to-roll productivity. Its stunning print quality at high-speed ensures that customers will profit from increased production speeds and lower costs on a wider range of substrates and applications, and capture higher volume, premium-margin jobs with high quality point-of-purchase output at up to 1,200 ft m2/hr (111 m2/hr). The VUTEk GS3250r includes multi-queue functionality and double-sided printing for added efficiency and capability.
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The new EFI R3225 is being launched at ISA. This 3.2-metre roll-to-roll, UV inkjet printer that offers superior image quality, low total cost of ownership, and access to a wider range of flexible substrates at production speed. The EFI R3225 provides eight-level variable drop greyscale heads for superior quality images, optimised ink usage and UV-curing inks for access to a wide range of substrates.
Larger Flatbed and Greater ROI with EFI Rastek T1000
The Rastek T1000 UV flatbed printer offers best-in-class, high-definition photographic image quality in a larger vacuum-table, entry-level platform. It is ideal in the traditional signage and speciality application markets where CMYK plus white printing is essential. The printer makes no compromises on speed, as it prints white at the same speed as CMYK, so users get the highest return on investment, increase profits with new services and enhance customer satisfaction.
"Our customers are demanding higher quality, regardless of application requirements or viewing distance, and faster turnaround times. With our Rastek T1000, we deliver photographic image-quality that demanding customers require, as well as four-colour plus white ink support for spot colour, and under and over print, providing businesses with more options to increase their capabilities and profits," said Schinlever. "The Rastek T1000 also handles a wide range of flexible and rigid media quickly and easily with specialised vacuum table support and a versatile media handling transport system."
EFI Also Demonstrating Integrated Workflow Driven by Fiery; Print MIS and Web-to-Print
To complement its innovative digital inkjet technology, EFI is demonstrating its unique workflow solutions that help customers increase their profit potential by automating much of the print lifecycle and eliminating manual touch points and waste. EFI will showcase how online shopping and communications can be integrated into a print management system and ultimately to the RIP and the printer using a real world scenario consisting of EFI Digital Storefront®, EFI Pace, a Fiery proSever and a VUTEk GS Series printer.
The EFI Fiery XF proServer is a high-performance production appliance designed to optimise the performance of wide format and grand format printers by providing unparalleled RIP speed and printer throughput. The Fiery XF proServer improves printing, production and colour.
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The Animal Rights National Conference strives to create a "safe space" environment, where all participants feel welcome. We do not tolerate behavior, language, and/or literature that is hurtful to other Conference participants. This includes non-consensual physical contact and remarks putting down a person's race, ethnicity, age, size, appearance, gender, sexual expression or orientation, physical ability, or mental competence.
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The Animal Rights National Conference is devoted to the vision that "animals have the right to be free from all forms of human exploitation." The Conference rejects advocacy of continued exploitation of animals under improved conditions, sometimes labeled as "humane" or "happy." All presentations must be consistent with this vision.
We recognize that advocacy of reduced consumption of animal products may not involve a vegan message. However, individuals who encourage consumption of animal products or bash vegan advocates will not be invited to present at the Conference.
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Hey people, today I'll show you two new rings again. I've made these caramel toffee rings a long time ago, but I've stored them in a drawer, because originally I wanted to decorate them later. But I forgot them and found them again a couple of days ago.
Meanwhile I think, they are pretty nice without any decoration. They're just simple and cute. I like them!
I also wanted to keep you up to date about my fragrant oil experiments.
My whole workroom (also other rooms in the house too) now smell like a mixture of strawberry, chocolate and vanilla. xD
The bad thing is, that I don't smell a lot of the scented charms anymore, because everything smells because of these oils. But my husband said, that they smell strong enough, so my attempts were successful, I guess. (✿◠‿◠)
But now I got the next problem: What kind of scented charms could I make? I have to many ideas, but I don't know where to begin... (¬_¬)
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Hi, I'm Wayne Smith and have been a Realtor for thirty-seven years. Growing up in Beaver County, PA, I attended Oakmont High School and Graduated from Shippensburg University with a BS in Business Administration. Prior to becoming a Realtor, I was associated with Hamilton Technologies, Contract Administration. I specialize in Appraising and making my Grandchildren Happy! My interests are - My Family, Golf, Baseball, Football and Soccer.
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I'm an only child and I blame that on everything. I guess it's why I feel lonely so often. I could be surrounded by a million people and still feel utterly alone. Luckily, I know I'm not alone. I've got my best friends, my significant other, my mom, and so many more people who've held my handed and let me cry on their shoulder when I needed it. I'm fortunate. (I'm also gullible and ignorant, but you'll figure that one out eventually.)
I have a thing for food. No kidding. I'm obsessed with finding new places to eat and recipes. I'm a gourmand. The thing I indulge myself in most however, is sweets. Specifically ice cream and cheesecake. Anyone who knows me well will roll their eyes and tell you that yes, I have a sweet tooth, and it keeps me wired 24/7.
I hate how bad I am with phrasing things. I wish I was eloquent. I write occasionally, but not for fun, not anymore. I don't write anymore because I cannot please myself. I gave up on it. I only write when I need to vent. Writing is therapeutic for me. Maybe one day I'll go back to writing for fun, but that's when I sort out a few issues of mine.
I live in one of the most famous cities in the world, and I love it. I love everything from the skyscrapers to the hot dog stands. I'm an urban dweller. I'm a city gal. I'll always be. Born and raised.
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HOPE Christian School: Fidelis
HOPE Fidelis is the seventh school in the HOPE Christian Schools network, which now serves nearly 2,500 scholars in Milwaukee and Racine. Each of our schools consistently delivers Christ. College. Character. to the scholars and families we serve.
"Fidelis" means "faithful"
Each HOPE school has a Latin name with a unique meaning. "Fidelis" reminds us of the faithfulness of our God and our call to serve Him faithfully with whatever talents He has provided. It is pronounced (fi-ˈdā-ləs). This word was made more well-known by the John Philip Sousa march, "Semper Fidelis," which means "Always Faithful."
HOPE Fidelis provides a safe and loving Christian environment for pursuing academic excellence. We'll encourage your child to faithfully use the gifts he or she has been given in service to God, family and community.
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Hurricanes vs. Capitals - 12/4/14 NHL Pick, Odds, and Prediction
Washington Capitals (10-10-4) at Carolina Hurricanes (8-13-3)
NHL Hockey: Thursday, December 4, 2014 at 7:00 pm (PNC Arena)
The Line: Carolina Hurricanes +104 / Washington Capitals -115 --- Over/Under: 5.5 See the Latest Odds
The Washington Capitals and Carolina Hurricanes play Thursday at the PNC Arena.
The Washington Capitals have lost four of their last five games and begin a three-game road trip. The Capitals are averaging 2.8 goals per game and have scored 10 goals in their last three games. The Washington Capitals have scored a power play goal in four of their last five games and have won five of their last six games overall when scoring at least three goals. Alex Ovechkin leads Washington with 12 goals, Nicklas Backstrom has 20 assists and Marcus Johansson has 50 shots on goal. Defensively, the Capitals are allowing 2.8 goals per game and haven't allowed a power play goal in seven of their last 10 games. Braden Holtby has allowed 44 goals on 482 shots faced and Justin Peters has given up 22 goals on 172 shots.
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The Carolina Hurricanes have lost four of their last seven games and are falling back to the bottom of their division. The Hurricanes are averaging 2.3 goals per game and have scored eight goals in their last three games. The Carolina Hurricanes have scored four power play goals in their last three games and have won seven of their last nine games overall when scoring three or more goals. Jiri Tlusty leads Carolina with 10 goals, Justin Faulk has 12 assists and Jeff Skinner has 67 shots on goal. Defensively, the Hurricanes are allowing 2.8 goals per game and haven't allowed a pp goal in five straight games. Cam Ward has allowed 42 goals on 475 shots faced and Anton Khudobin has given up 21 goals on 209 shots.
The Capitals are 1-4 in their last 5 vs. Eastern Conference and 4-1 in their last 5 vs. a team with a losing record. The Hurricanes are 1-4 in their last 5 vs. Eastern Conference and 0-4 in their last 4 games following a win. The Capitals are 4-0 in the last 4 meetings in Carolina and the road team is 5-1 in the last 6 meetings.
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New England Fall Foliage Tour
October 4 - 14, 2018 (If traveling by motor coach from Midwest departure location)
October 5 - 13, 2018 (If flying directly into NYC)
- Broadway Show
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- Sightseeing of ALL Major New York City Sights: Statue of Liberty, Empire State Building, Chinatown and Many More!
- Experience Plymouth Rock, Cape Cod, Historic Concord, New Hampshire
- Fall Foliage of Maine, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, New York
- Sightseeing of ALL Major Boston Sights: Faneuil Hall, Quincy Market, Old North Church and Many MORE!
- Norman Rockwell Museum
- Tour the Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum
- Gorgeous Niagara Falls with Skylon Tower Dinner
- Authentic Fresh Caught Lobster Dinner
RATES Per PERSON
Double (Group of 2): $3,399
Triple (Group of 3): $3,299
Quad (Group of 4): $3,199
Single: $4,399
- Professional tour director
- Professional motor coach driver
- Professional photographer
- All flights and transfers
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- Top quality accommodations – 4 Star and above
- Luxury motor coaches
- Many meals on tour, equal amount of breakfasts and lunches/dinners
- Tips on all meals
- All taxes, fees, visas, etc. included in total price of tour
- Personalized service
- Final documents for trip details, 8 weeks prior to departure
- Luggage handling
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- Every meal not included – guests are informed about how much more money to expect to pay for meals prior to departure
- Tips for photographer and driver - $2 per person per day is recommended. Bluebird Guided Tours also tips drivers and photographers individually
- Personal expenses (souvenirs, phone calls, and other personal costs)
Day 1: Departure
Welcome to the Fall Foliage Tour! We depart from one of our Midwestern locations and begin our journey to New England. We make frequent stops during our two-day trip to New England and later in the day we will pass the Windy City of Chicago and finish our day lodging in Indiana.
Hampton Inn, Elkhart, IN
Day 2: Traveling East
*Breakfast and Dinner Included
Our travels continue through the beautiful hills of Pennsylvania. See gorgeous views of the Appalachian Mountain range and the changing colors of the leaves as we reach our destination of New Columbia, Pennsylvania. Tomorrow we arrive in New York City so be sure to get a good nights rest! *If you are flying into NYC you will depart your respective city to arrive into Newark, NJ tonight for an included dinner.
Comfort Inn, New Columbia, PA
Day 3: New York City
*Breakfast Included
We start our day with a short drive into New York City—the largest city in the United States and center of the world (according to New Yorkers at least)! For lunch, we chow down on sky-high sandwiches at an authentic NYC deli in downtown Manhattan followed by a city tour by a local, professional guide. See everything from Rockefeller Center to Ground Zero to Greenwich Village. We finish the day with dinner and an award-winning Broadway show! Our motorcoach will be waiting after the show for a quick trip back to our hotel.
Double Tree Hotel, Jersey City, NJ
Day 4: New York City
The morning begins with a cruise down the Hudson River with spectacular views of Ellis Island, the Statue of Liberty, the Brooklyn Bridge and many more sights. Following our narrated cruise, we pause for lunch at a local eatery then continue to bustling Chinatown, Little Italy and St. Patrick's Cathedral! Dinner is on our own tonight (our expert guides have lots of great recommendations). Savor the last few hours in the Big Apple—tomorrow we say good-bye to New York City and head north to New England.
Double Tree Hotel, Jersey City, NJ
Day 5: Newport, Rhode Island
We depart New York City to spend 3 days touring the historical sights of beautiful New England. Our first stop is in Newport, Rhode Island, a traditional fishing village, for a fresh seafood lunch. From here we continue to the Vanderbilt family's luxurious Breakers Mansion to get a taste of high-society at the turn of the 19th century. We end the day at our lodging on the outskirts of Boston, where we will spend the next three relaxing nights.
Hyatt Place, Braintree, MA
Day 6: Lexington and Concord
*Dinner Included
We depart in the morning for Lexington, Massachusetts, the first battle site in the Revolutionary War. After a private tour of the battleground we head to the capital city of Concord, New Hampshire to tour the state capitol and enjoy a leisurely lunch. From here we head to the Atlantic coastal cities of Cape Neddick and York, Maine where we visit the famous Foster's Clambake for an included seafood dinner. The lobster and clams at Foster's can't be beat and we promise you won't leave hungry. After dinner it's back to the hotel.
Hyatt Place, Braintree, MA
Day 7: Cape Cod and Boston
Today we tour two of New England's most famous historic sights: the Mayflower II and Plymouth Rock. From here we enter the city of Boston and visit the historic John F. Kennedy Library and Museum. We continue to Quincy Market, a gourmet's dream with over 50 food stalls! We'll take free time to browse the market and surrounding shops before we head back to our hotel for the night.
Hyatt Place, Braintree, MA
Day 8: Boston
We start the day with a guided city tour of Boston's greatest sights: Faneuil Hall, Quincy Market, Old North Church, Trinity Church and many more. Next we grab lunch before leaving downtown Boston and heading west through the beautiful Berkshire Mountains to Great Barrington, Massachusetts. En route, we stop at the Norman Rockwell Museum in Stockbridge, Massachusetts to enjoy the quintessential American paintings for which Rockwell is famous.
Holiday Inn, Great Barrington, MA
Day 9: Niagara Falls
*Dinner Included
Today we travel north through a cornucopia of fall foliage from the Finger Lakes to the Appalachian Mountain forests to the magnificent Niagara Falls. Be sure to have your passport on hand as we pass over the Canadian border for prime views of North America's most incredible waterfall. Tonight, we dine at the Skylon Tower where you can enjoy a world-class meal while overlooking Niagara Falls.
Four Points by Sheraton, Niagara Falls, Ontario
Day 10: Canada
*Dinner Included
This morning we visit all the must-see sights around Niagara Falls before making our way back to the Midwest. Enjoy an included dinner at a local eatery and our final night in Southwestern Michigan. **Today if your trip origin was not in the Midwest you fly home today out of Buffalo, New York! Thanks for a fantastic tour!
Country Inn and Suites, Portage, IN
Day 11: ARRIVE Home
*Dinner Included
Today we travel through Chicago to your point of original departure, but not before one last included meal in Madison. What an unbelievable tour of New York and New England! From everyone at Bluebird Guided Tours, thank you for traveling with us! Hope to see you again soon!


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DS QAL: Lesson 1 – Block 18
Welcome everyone to our first star block lesson for the Delightful Stars Quilt-Along (DS QAL). Here is the finished Block 18:
For the first several blocks that we'll be creating, the focus is on creating the various triangle and flying geese units. We'll be paying close attention to lining up the seams and not cutting off the triangle points. A couple of tips shared in this week's lesson are below.
When joining the half-square triangle units together, focus on lining up the diagonal lines. The photo on the left shows that the two triangle points achieved after sewing the seam don't quite match. To fix this, I unstitched one inch from the edge of the seam, realigned the pieces as shown in the second photo, pinned, and stitched again, making sure to backstitch the starting line. The photo on the right is the result; it's close enough for my liking.
When attaching the flying geese units to the pinwheel, I'm focussing on getting the flying geese point aligned with the centre seam in the pinwheel block.
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I really don't like the term age appropriate - most things labeled with that aren't specifically linked to a particular age. That's just the label society has (ridiculously) put on those things. I think it's more about the individual child and their developmental stage. Also, regression is a very normal occurrence. Especially with a younger sibling around. I wouldn't worry about it too much unless it continues longer than 6 months to a year.
Anyway, obviously I can't say what is right for him. I don't know him or where he is psychologically/physically. I do think the teeth issue can be a big factor, but that's my individual perspective. You do have to weigh the health of his teeth (which can be fixed with dental work later) against his emotional health (which is so much harder to fix). And it's hard to know if he really does need those comfort items, or if he needs a gentle push to the next stage.
I've known kids who potty trained all on their own. I've also known kids who would have rather bitten their own fingers off than potty train. Truth be told, I think "it will happen when they're ready" has a good deal of merit. There's always the chance that you just haven't found the right motivator for him yet - the most stubborn child I've ever known was potty trained in a matter of days when her parents resorted to money as a motivator. It may be that he just isn't ready, though.
Consider Vygotsky's zone of proximal development. Sometimes children need to be shown there is another way and then they can do it. Sometimes no matter how many times you show them they just aren't ready yet.
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I did this manicure a few days back, and I'm really happy with it because it's so spring-y and demure and just so pretty!
Anyway the base is a water marble done with two Sylvie polishes I have, which are actually muave and purple, but in water seemed to have gotten much lighter because they are extremely light now. I then konaded on top using the daisies from the BM set of plates, and added some flower rhinestones that I bought off ebay.
I added blue flower rhinestones instead of light purple because it's only up close that one can tell it's purple and not blue. Plus I didn't have purple rhinestones that were light enough.
Anyway this was a very painful water marble to do, I tried about 5 different polishes before I found these that could spread through water easily. I also tried using semi-luke warm water, which didn't seem to make a difference so in the end I just used plain tap water.
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I grew up on a coastal farm in Central Hawkes Bay, New Zealand, so a love of the outdoors was in my blood from birth. I have joined the WE team coming from a media and television post production background recently working in London.
Arriving into the Tswalu game reserve on the first day was worth the trip from Europe alone. Flying from Johannesburg to the Kalahari the land looked to be mostly flat farmland, but suddenly as we neared Tswalu the beautiful ranges came into view, and I was surprised to see so much green. There had been recent heavy rains which is a blessing for the animals and will be a bit of a curse for us trying to find 12 inch Meerkats amongst the long grass.
|Me watching the lovely and very round Cleo
|A king cricket in our room
Working at ground level with the Meerkats is giving me an appreciation for life in the shadow of giants, and in a place like Africa it is very easy to feel pretty small. Each day in the bush there always seems to be a new surprise or memorable experience if you keep your eyes out for the little things - from adorable bat eared foxes at night time, to a desert tortoise making its way from shade to shade, even the insects are full of colour and character.
Having come from living in the Spanish island of Fuerteventura for a year, I am very familiar with a siesta way of life, and the Meerkats here are no different. Regular breaks are taken during the heat of the day, and when they head for their burrows we head for the nearest shade. If you can stay awake despite the heat, it is a great way to have unique close encounters where both man and beast share a few moments each with a surprised stare. Luckily for us Tswalu has 2 separate areas of the reserve and we are not in the lion section - as I hope to avoid close encounters with large fangs of any kind :)
|Some of the Gosa Meerkat gang sunning themselves
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It had to happen! Because you demanded it! Hellboy and the gang go to the fiery pits of HELL! How did they get there anyway? ALSO, our B.P.R.D. heroes' search for Sasquatch continues! But what does Rasputin have to do with all this? OOOOH! Is he just trying to scare us? You WILL find out in this exciting issue!!!


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This design is suitable for any night club party invitation. Very very easy to edit colors, backgrounds, text and much more… There are two different fliers. Select and edit them with simple clicks… You will own a great output.!!
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The woman and her daughter told police their dog Pepper was attacked by a pit bull while the woman's daughter was walking her on a leash. Pepper's owners took the dog to an 24-hour veterinarian and said the bill was $226.
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Indian eves lose by 33 runs to England
Chasing 138 for victory, India could manage only 104 for eight in 20 overs. India's chase began poorly when Katherine Brunt dismissed both openers in successive overs to reduce the visitors to 20 for 2 in five overs. Only skipper Mithali Raj (26) and wicketkeeper Sulakshana Naik (25) managed decent scores.
For England, Brunt and Danielle Wyatt grabbed two wickets apiece for 21 and 10 runs respectively.


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01-10-11, 03:06 #1Registered User
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Unanswered: set environment in 4gl program (fgl_setenv)
I'm a newbie in informix.
I note that fgl_setenv() can set the evironment from 4gl program.
but while trying it,it is rejected by the compiler.
I use this to set online environment
CALL fgl_setenv("INFORMIXSERVER ", value)
and can't work
is there anything i've to set first or is there any other way to set environment from 4gl program??
please help me to solve this problem
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Be careful because the fgl_setenv() really set´s your variable, but only apply´s at the same shell, so i think your problem is there.... anyway i don't understand why you say it gives you error compiling...


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Sandeep Mohan's 'Love Wrinkle Free' may not be able to get you rid of your wrinkles or stop ageing but it certainly puts your facial muscles at work. It would not be wrong to state that it has been quite some time when there has been a film that was as simple, delicate, sensible and funny as Love Wrinkle Free.
Some of the beauties of 'Love Wrinkle Free' lay in the natural essence of Goa that has been mesmerizingly captured by Sandeep Mohan with deft help from his cinematographer, the simple, dysfunctional and imperfect lives of the Monteiros and equally quaint characters that grace their lives at a time when the middle aged couple could really do without their idiosyncratic interventions.
Savio at 38 is anything but a successful sales manager and is willing to answer to his higher calling (that of starting of his own business selling edible undergarments) rather than discover the fact that his much older wife Annie (46) is pregnant. The Monteiros have an adopted daughter Ruth who is least interested in her parents' affairs and is rather miffed with the fact that they are going to have a baby. If the reality that Annie may not be able to sing in the church choir because her voice is aging and Savio losing money because of a fake investor was not enough to twist their lives, Savio meets Natalie, a foreign tourist, who wants to photograph him while performing various yoga postures and Annie is being wooed by a young lad who has fallen head over heels for her.
Love Wrinkle Free takes mundane life to an all new height and seasons it with Goan curry, spices and herbs to come up with a tale that has not been narrated before. The screenplay and writing is crisp although the same cannot be said about the editing. The background score works and so do the melodious numbers that gel well with the coastal setting. There is a new image of Goa that has been earnestly shot and displayed that has a unique character of its own. Shiny beaches with peddlers all around make way for cloudy seashores with middle aged people instead of models taking dips and showing off their protruding bellies.
Love Wrinkle Free is unabashed and pure fun. There is no slapstick comedy here and humor, if we can call it, is certainly unprecedented. Ash Chandler as Savio and Shernaz Patel as Annie Monteiro are absolutely stunning and so are Seema Rahmani as Natalie and Ashwin Mushran.
The two elements of the film that may disappoint the audience is its length which could have been prettily cut down by twenty odd minutes or so and some mannerisms and dialogues that seem to be a little exaggerated from normality.
Sandeep Mohan does a fine job and his debut should pave his way into Bollywood, if mainstream audiences care for an indie movie that is. Watch 'Love Wrinkle Free' for the simple delight you would get watching this normal family of Monteiros going through a quaint phase of life.
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In line with the Teaching and Examination Regulations, students who have not obtained a Flemish degree will need to pay an application fee of 50 euro for each application. The university makes NO exceptions for scholarship students or for students who meet the programme's academic requirements.Enrolled students will pay the tuition fee minus the application fee of their specific programme. This means that if you enrol after a positive application, the tuition fee will be reduced with the application fee. Paying multiple application fees will not automatically reduce your tuition fee. Please note that additional costs for the bank transfer are the sole responsibility of the applicant
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Realize synergy between engineering and architecture disciplines:
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Lovely 14k gold antique Edwardian .08 ct. diamond solitaire engagement ring set in a six prong buttercup mounting, size 6-1/2, signed by the maker JR Wood & Sons. With beautiful ornate shoulders on the band. Dainty and feminine, most suitable for petite women. Measures 6.3mm in width, band tapers to 1.9mm at the back of the ring shank, weighs 1.5 grams. Features a 2.8mm round brilliant cut diamond with excellent VS1-VS2 clarity and H-I color, (see guide below). A beautiful high clarity excellent color stone with lots of sparkle! Hallmarked "14K" and also maker marked on the inside of the ring shank. In excellent well cared for condition, circa 1910. JR Wood & Sons- (New York, New York). Established in Brooklyn, NY in 1850. Predecessors to Art Carved Jewelry. In 1975 the company changed its name to the now famous "Art Carved" Jewelry.
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Pilot story by Andrea Barkan
Four members of the Beach Belles huddled close, cracked jokes and whispered secrets in the common room at Shore Pines Assisted Living Community in Gold Beach last month.
They laughed easily as they talked about the friendships that have blossomed since the singing group, which now has 15 members, formed in 2002.
The women let out a hoot when bandleader Florence Elfman widened her vibrant eyes and made a frame for her face with her thumbs and index fingers, stretched into an L shape, set against her cheeks.
andquot;I was born doing this,andquot; Elfman said. andquot;You know what this means: Look at me!andquot;
It is Elfman's trademark and something the Beach Belles are used to seeing.
Six Shore Pines residents started the Beach Belles in February 2002, performing for the first time at the facility's talent show.
Now they sing by request and for free at a variety of community events and area facilities such as local hospitals, assisted living facilities and senior citizen centers.
Their last performance, at Heritage Place in Bandon, was the smoothest yet, Elfman said.
andquot;We have molded ourselves into a real group now,andquot; she said. andquot;It just went smooth.andquot;
The original members - Elfman, Ann Domes, Betty Parker, Anne Rowe, Shirley Stein Hauser and Lucile Weaver - are all still singing.
Ann Domes plays piano for the group. andquot;I like music,andquot; Domes said. andquot;My only outlet right now is here.andquot;
Many of the members said what they love about the group is the music and the friendship.
andquot;I love this group,andquot; Weaver said. andquot;I'd be lost without it. It fills a need.andquot;
andquot;We're just all bosom friends,andquot; Elfman said. andquot;It's going to be a lifetime friendship no matter what.andquot;
Lucile Larsen said she likes singing silly songs, which are often big hits with the audience.
andquot;I love the fun of it,andquot; Larsen said.
andquot;And I enjoy the camaraderie, the closeness it gives us,andquot; she continued. andquot;I just lost my husband and I don't know what I would have done without the Beach Belles. It really pulled me through. It gave me an anchor to hold on to.andquot;
Elfman said the group plans to add new songs and other surprises for 2004 performances.
andquot;We pick out people in the audience to sing to,andquot; Elfman said. andquot;We're really getting brave.andquot;
Debbie Randolph, Shore Pines activities director, said she would like to see the Beach Belles do one performance every month.
andquot;When they go into these different places ... people just perk up and they glow,andquot; Randolph said. andquot;They're having so much fun it rubs off on everyone else.andquot;
Elfman said community support has been andquot;absolutely fabulous.andquot;
Performance requests have steadily increased.
andquot;We were swamped over the holidays,andquot; she said.
The group performs at venues from Brookings to Bandon.
To book the Beach Belles, call Randolph at (541) 247-9213.


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Jury to retire in trial of ex-policeman on 1980s sex abuse charges against boys
A JURY will retire to consider its verdicts today in the trial of a former senior police officer accused of historical sex abuse against two boys.
Gordon Anglesea is alleged to have used his
Ex-Superintendent Gordon Anglesea, 79, is alleged to have used his "connections with authority" to prey on the youngsters while working as a police inspector in Wrexham in the 1980s.
It is claimed he was also spotted at the home of a convicted paedophile and became a regular visitor to the Bryn Alyn Children's Home in North Wales run by John Allen, currently jailed for life for sexually abusing youngsters there, Mold Crown Court has heard.
Anglesea won £375,000 in libel damages in 1994 from four media organisations who claimed he was linked to sexual abuse in children's homes.
He denies three counts of indecent assault and one count of buggery between 1982 and 1987, against two boys, both aged 14 or 15 at the time.
A jury will retire to consider its verdicts today in the trial of a former senior police officer
The allegations were totally and utterly untrue
During the six week trial the jury has heard Anglesea, of Colwyn Bay, North Wales, ran a Home Office attendance centre in Wrexham, where tearaway teenage boys involved in petty crime would be given a "short, sharp, shock" through a military-style regime of marching, drill parade sessions and physical exercise.
Anglesea would "inspect" the parade, make the youngsters do naked sit-ups and squat thrusts, then loiter around the showers "with a smirk on his face", it is claimed.
Three of the assaults allegedly took place at the attendance centre against one boy who was "last back to the showers" after a cross country run, the jury of six men and five women heard.
Mold Crown Court has heard Anglesea was also spotted at the home of a convicted paedophile
The other alleged victim said he was first sexually assaulted by John Allen while in care and living at the Bryn Alyn children's home and that the abuse sometimes involved other adults when he was "handed around like a handbag".
The complainant told the court on an occasion at a house in Mold the defendant "grabbed him by the hair" and forced him to perform oral sex on him, calling him "scum" and telling the boy he had the "power to send him away".
The defendant started his career with the police in Cheshire and transferred to Wrexham in 1976, was promoted to the rank of inspector and ran the attendance centre between 1979 and 1987, before retiring as a superintendent in 1991.
Anglesea told the jury the allegations against him were "totally and utterly untrue" and he was the victim of a malicious "conspiracy of lies".
He told the court he had cause to attend at the Bryn Alyn and Bryn Estyn Children's Homes, which were in his Wrexham police patch, to administer police cautions to boys.
The jury heard the alleged victims and witnesses had led "troubled" lives of crime, drugs and alcoholism due to the childhood abuse they had suffered.


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Discussion in 'The Creative Community' started by AlexWyattMommy, Jul 4, 2007.
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I guess the tag fairy is having a field day reading our posts!!!
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Lovin' it! Here's a guess at the question:
"Where's the ____?" and "What you talkin' about, _____?"
I'm sure that's not right, but that's just what came to mind!!
YEAH!! SIOH, you got it!
I was over on the budget board reading a really long thread called "Bring back the good o'days, what I miss most about my childhood". Some challenged us to those questions and I answered, well you see how I answered.
It's pretty funny tag.
Yay! I got something right!! That is a rockin' tag!
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That's one of the best I've seen!
Gotta love that Tag Fairy! Congrats!!
The tag fairy sure has been busy!
I was thinking the same thing...I just noticed I got tagged twice...just when I thought it was never going to happen I got it twice! Guess I should pay more attention!
I think the tag fairy really liked that thread. Since that is where all our new tags are from.
I'd have to agree with your tag, Baby Alive is pretty scary.
Oh man, that was my thought. What creepy toy!
Congrats! I guess Tag Fairy was busy!!! I missed it all, was at the beach all day Sat and Sun! Sun fried my brain!!!!
maria, what beach did you go to? i saw the news last night and they said the beach's were so crowded that they closed a few. were they crazy? it was a nice weekend for it! my favorite one is salty brien's beach. (a/k/a galliee beach)
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