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WELLSBORO, PA—Soldiers + Sailors Memorial Hospital invites the public to celebrate the completion of its new Same Day Surgery unit on Sunday, November 18 from 12 p.m. to 3 p.m. with guided tours of the facility and refreshments.
During the open house, attendees will tour the new patient rooms, endoscopy suite, nurses' stations, infusion/transfusion station, isolation room, registration and expanded waiting room. Staff will be on hand to demonstrate state-of-the-art technology and specialty equipment as well as to answer any questions the public might have about the new addition.
The hospital expansion project was announced in fall of 2009 as a necessary step for meeting the increasing volumes of emergency department admissions and construction broke ground on May 4, 2010. The first floor houses the new Emergency Department, which opened on January 10, 2012, and the second floor houses a new Same Day Surgery unit, which will officially go into service on Monday, November 19.
"The community has been a vital part of this project from day one," added Jan Fisher, President & CEO of Soldiers + Sailors Memorial Hospital and new Chief Operating Officer and EVP for Susquehanna Health. "This expansion was conceived with the community's growing medical needs in mind, and our community has watched with us as construction reached each exciting milestone. We want the public to see firsthand how their support has helped us grow as we celebrate the expansion's completion."
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Ahhh make way for the lunatic I wanna stop,I drive by the camp quick I want necks 2 or 3 maybe 4To squeeze again, and again, and squeeze some moreI came up, walkin down boulevardThen this girl, she makes my nutsack hardI don't know, what about my mental stateThey might find a bitch dead, there's nothin thatI less hate babe jump in, toots, hungry? Well I got some, nuts oh shit, she's suckin on my wangThen somethin goes, snap, bang eek bitch, ha ha, dieHer neck long, skinny like a french frySo I twist, turn, tangle then I strangle cuz I'm the southwest stranglaI want necks, long, tall, skinnyAny ol' necks at all, if any jenny, linny, sydney,Sue I want, necks, so I go to the zoo I choke a pelican,I did it right I choke an ostrich, long ass neckBut I'd rather be killin at the prom I pick up my date,I get to meet her mom hello miss I hurry home quickAll I wanna do is choke her neck, bitch worry not,I bring the corpse back I just wanna hear her neckBone snap why me? hey I'm sweatinCommotion, dilution, confusion, psychoAll I wanna do is kiss ya good-bye beforeI mangle ya cuz I'm the southwest stranglaI got the southside scared, cuz I'm weirdI was a freak in the 2nd grade I had a beardI sit alone in the back of the art classAnd draw necks with a big red dashI never thought, I'd be a lunatic a disgraceA dropped out mental case I quit school, but I never left the hallsI grab kids and drag 'em in between a wallHear 'em scream, echo through the gym classYou hear me chokin bitches up in the wind shaftThey call me, the ghost of the bad lands butI'm really just a killa, with big handsAllow me to squeeze your neck deerUntil your brains pops dead out your fuckin earBury them in my back yardWith a twisted spine broken bones cuz I'm the strangla
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This pic ruined my life.
This is a discussion on Twd game season 2 teaser trailer ahhhhh!!!!! within the Off Topic forums, part of the General Chat category. "This pic ruined my life...."
I don't like kids and I'm glad I don't have kids. And with that being said..... I secretly wish Clem was my daughter.


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'L' Car No. 1, Chicago and South Side Rapid Transit Railroad Company, 1892
Manufactured by Jackson & Sharp Company, Wilmington, Delaware
'L' Car No. 1, built in 1892, is the last remaining car from Chicago's first fleet of elevated rail cars. Originally pulled by a steam locomotive, the car transported passengers from the Loop to the fairgrounds in Jackson Park. Car No. 1 continued to operate until the 1930s.
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Who are we ?
Sharon and Kat (2 redheads with a passion for compassion)
It all started the day i opened my eyes to the truth, the truth i thought i could do nothing about so i avoided, believing that by being veggy i was doing my bit.
I saw a few seconds of pam andersons KFC cruelty footage and that did it, i forced myself to witness the whole farming industry.
YES it hurt, YES it was not easy to look at.
BUT it changed my life for the BETTER and gave me purpose and thats where C-A-L-F came from.
I live breath eat and sleep, veganism, animal welfare. I dedicate the rest of my life to the cause. It feels so good to save lives just by readjusting your tastebuds.
Veganism is a journey, a journey to a better YOU, along this road i have come across some fantastic people, people that i could never of imagined existed. One of them people were my friend of the soul KAT.(my partner in crime and long lost identical twin sister, we are so alike, i'm sure we were separated at birth :0) lol)
Kat is a excellent animal rights activist and im so thankful and forever grateful for her friendship and help !!!!
I found out so much about the hidden meat and dairy industry thats locked away from sight, that i needed to do more. We rented a small holding and rescued some animals from the farming industry, all our rescues play a part in the calf project, to enlighten and show the world the truth.
However, this all costs money of which sadly i am not made of, calf is supported by our dancewear business of which is not a bottomless pit, so i decided to try and fund calf from a calf business. I recently purchased a rundown public house that is under renovation at present, of which we hope to turn into a full building of Veganism to show how good the food is, to sell our merchandise, to educate the general public, to bring in schools to teach and SO much more, in the meantime we are also building this C-A-L-F website to run alongside and bring in much needed funds, from sales and donations
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I have been mad about animals for as long as i remember, i joined a nature club called The Busy Bees when i was about nine years old, and i guess my interest and passion started to grow from there. I joined The League against cruel sports at around fifteen, I was so passionate about protecting our wildlife. As the years passed i started to see the cruelty in other areas, the more i heard and read the more disgusted i became in my species capability to abuse other beings. But it wasn't until i got my first computer, and started watching cruelty videos online, that i knew i had to do more than i was. I just couldn't turn a blind eye to any of it any more, i could no longer be selective about which animals i cared about and tried to help, i suddenly realised they were all equal, they all deserved to live a natural and safe life. Once you have seen with your own eyes animals being abused in so many horrendous and inexcusable ways, i don't know how any decent person can go back from that! The images i have seen will stay with me forever, and push me to do all i can to educate others to the suffering and murder of so many innocent animals, that happens in so many ways, for so many reasons ( none of them acceptable or necessary ) all around the world. From animals being reared and slaughtered for food, or clothing, animals being tortured in labs, to animals being hunted as trophies, and animals being used and abused for sport, or suffering in the name of entertainment . I want to stop it all!
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GAO Cites Commercial Pilot Training Weaknesses
The training requirements for a commercial pilot certificate in the U.S. don't prepare aviators for the real world of airline operations, according to a report released in March by the GAO. Flight training also does not emphasize the skills required of young aviators hired by the regional airlines, often their first airline job.
The GAO began its study of commercial pilot training requirements because most fatal airline accidents in recent years have befallen regional carriers, private companies that often contract with major carriers to supply passenger feed to airline hubs. Most new pilots hired at the regionals arrive with only a commercial pilot certificate in hand.
Specifically, the report said commercial pilot "requirements do not emphasize training in [the process of] decision making, although this is essential to the airline pilot profession." Training today normally focuses on developing motor skills to master maneuvers. "Requirements also do not emphasize training in using modern technologies." Most regional aircraft are jets operating in the same high-altitude environment as the major airlines. "Pilots in today's newer aircraft have to manage automation, advanced avionics and systems and information displays."
The GAO further found that commercial pilot applicant testing does not adequately examine a candidate's aptitude for situational awareness or understanding the aircraft's automation systems.
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MIAMI (AP) — The unaged whiskey that DJ Noel crafts from an industrial park in Miami-Dade County takes about a week to go from still to bottle. But the process of getting his Alchemist Distilleries up and running took far longer.
"The idea of opening a distillery in Dade is still a very new concept, so no one really knew what to do with the new kids on the block," Noel said recently over sips — neat — of his Rye Whiskey.
Noel said the county put him through a permitting wringer, making him prove, for example, that his distillery's roof was explosion-proof and his wastewater was safe before he could fire up his German-made still. He moved into the space last year but didn't start making whiskey until fall.
The lag time worked to Noel's advantage. For starters, it gave him a chance to dial in Alchemist's recipes.
"Working with rye can be hell," he said of the grain he uses evan in one of his two initial brands; the other calls for wheat, in addition to Florida-grown corn. "The first time I tried to ferment it, I wound up with mash all over the floor. That sight almost made me cry."
While Noel navigated arduous federal, state and local regulations, Florida passed a law aimed at helping Alchemist and the state's 20 other craft distilleries.
Those businesses, defined as producing fewer than 75,000 gallons of spirits a year, are now allowed to sell small quantities of their products directly to consumers. Previously, the state's three-tier alcohol system required producers to sell only to wholesale distributors, which would then sell the products to retailers like bars and liquor stores.
But the change is minor, said Noel and other craft distillers. The new rule lets distilleries sell no more than two bottles a year to any particular customer.
"Florida's approach is absurdly restrictive," said John Paul Garzaniti, who is hoping to open Florida Craft Distillery in Miami-Dade or Broward. "If you look at states where microdistilleries are thriving — places like Oregon, Colorado, Michigan — they have much more liberal laws that put craft distilleries on equal footing with breweries or wineries."
Licensing fees also are pricier here than in states with more-robust craft distilling scenes. Florida craft distilleries must pay about $4,000 a year in fees, compared to $100 a year in Oregon, according to the Institute for Justice .
Rum and brandy will be the focus of Florida Craft Distillery, with brands that emphasize locally grown ingredients like passionfruit and carambola.
"Florida has put significant money behind the Fresh From Florida program that promotes local products," Garzaniti said. "There is no reason we can't have a Fresh From Florida rum."
Garzaniti, 61, of Coral Springs, is a chemical engineer with an MBA. He and two of his adult children — an accountant and a logistics specialist — have pledged $100,000 and are seeking to raise another $100,000 from investors, according to their business plan.
They brought in about $5,000 through a Kickstarter campaign last year and are hoping that new federal regulations will allow them to use similar crowdfunding sites for investment capital.
The SEC may be close to adapting a mandate set by the federal JOBS Act that allows small businesses to seek investments from the general public through crowdfunding sites. Presently, crowdfunding can only be accepted as donations, not in exchange for an ownership stake.
"That change will create a dramatically different and streamlined process that could give us a fighting chance at realizing this dream," Garzaniti said.
Matt Malone has been living his distilling dream for about a year. His Destileria Caneca produces Miami Club Rum in Wynwood, where he plays Latin music to infuse his spirits with a bit of Miami.
"We have this local artist, Lucy Grau , who plays the most beautiful music that's sort of a cross between classic salsa and Donna Summer disco," Malone said. "I'm playing her CD to the rum nonstop, and it loves her."
In his distillery's first year, Malone said, it has shipped to its distributor more than $100,000 worth of Miami Club Rum, which is available in about 250 bars, restaurants and retail shops in South Florida. He exports his rum to Switzerland and is finalizing contracts in England and Spain, as well as with the Duty Free shops in Miami International Airport.
The distillery's only full-time employees are Malone and his brother, but he said he expects to hire about a dozen people this year to fulfill demand.
"About 70 percent of the places that have ordered Miami Club Rum have made multiple reorders," Malone said. "That means that people really liked the product and are coming back for more. That's a really good feeling."
Miami Club Rum, which won a gold medal at this year's San Francisco World Spirits Competition, is a white rum that has been aged for a year in barrels, then filtered to remove its color. That's Malone's flagship product, but he recently bought 50 oak barrels from Wisconsin that he will use to age Miami Club Rum Anejo.
Malone recently began taking advantage of the ability to sell those two bottles per person per year directly to customers. He opened up his distillery to tours during Art Basel week and will continue to host them for tour groups and by appointment.
"We're seeing about a 50 percent rate of people who come in for a tour going home with a bottle or two," Malone said. "It goes a long way in terms of brand loyalty. People who come here, see our setup, hear our story and buy a bottle, they'll be more likely to buy us again next time they go to their local liquor store."
While Alchemist and Destileria Caneca are paving the way for craft distillers in Miami-Dade, a new producer called Chef Distilled opened over the weekend in a 2,500-square-foot warehouse space in Key West.
Paul Menta, a 47-year-old professional kiteboarder and chef , said he's been working around the clock to bottle his first two spirits: Key West Raw & Unfiltered and Key West Legal Rum. Both white rums use Florida sugar, and the latter is aged in barrels that Menta presoaks in seawater, "so the rum picks up that subtle salinity and the ocean minerals," he said.
He has other varieties, including infusions with Florida sea salt, Key limes and other indigenous ingredients, that are awaiting federal label approval.
"The government shutdown really pushed us back," Menta said. "I've got, like, eight brands that I'm ready to roll with, but we're just waiting for the backlog of label approvals to come through."
Menta, who said he and his partners poured about $300,000 into getting the distillery off the ground, created Chef Distilled as a way to reconnect with the island city's rum-running past. For the opening party, he invited U.S. Coast Guard and other law enforcement leaders to raise a toast.
"Here are guys who have been busting rum-smugglers and illegal outfits for decades, and now they get a chance to drink rum made in Key West, legally, for the first time," Menta said. "How cool is that?"
By crafting their products with Florida ingredients and other subtropical touches, South Florida's fledgling distillers are hoping to put the region on the national spirits map.
But they know they have a ways to go: There are about 350 small distilleries nationwide, filling consumers' increasing desire for small-batch whiskey, vodka, rum, gin and more.
While Americans who drink alcoholic beverages have historically preferred beer or wine instead of liquor, a Gallup poll this year showed that spirits have made gains in certain demographics.
The percentage of people between the ages of 30 and 49 who said they preferred liquor increased between 1992 and 2013, but beer and wine both decreased as preferred alcoholic beverages for that age group, according to the poll.
"More and more people know what quality spirits taste like," said Alchemist owner Noel. "We can't hide behind subpar products with cute labels. The only way we'll succeed is if we're making the best spirits we can."
Noel, 39, has his eyes trained on success. He's a Miami native — and graduate of North Miami Senior High — who sold several New York wine bars that he owned with wife Marisol in order to open Alchemist.
Noel hopes to produce 5,000 cases of whiskey next year, and his 3,500-square-foot distillery in unincorporated Miami-Dade has capacity for Alchemist to scale up to 15,000 cases a year.
"I've had friends say, 'A distillery in Miami? Are you nuts?'" Noel said. "But Miami is sometimes a bit behind the curve when it comes to certain trends. Look at the craft beer trend that has been huge elsewhere in the country and is really just taking off here.
"I'm looking 10, 15 years down the road, and I know that craft distilleries won't seem like such a rarity in Miami then. We'll be there, saying, 'Remember when you asked if we were nuts?'"
Information from: The Miami Herald, http://www.herald.com


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Touch Your Insides to My Insides by Mira Gonzalez and Heiko Julien
I am trying to create a tangible experience
in your car and my hair is wet.
It is 3 in the morning.
We are at a gas station.
You are thinking about distance
and about wrinkles on our brains,
how we are permanently encased
between the width of our skulls.
I think that I would like to
push my head against your head
for nine and a half years.
Then you will understand something
about my internal organs,
how they felt confused and alone
when I saw your face from the perspective
of four thousand planets,
when I woke up from a dream
and promised I wouldn't text you,
when I felt an emotion as a placeholder
and touched every inside part of you.
I'm just trying to breathe over here.
You know as well as I do
what it's like.
You're just not thinking about it right now.
You've struggled to catch your breath.
You've fallen off your bike before, probably.
You've (probably) gasped,
like during a movie,
When someone said something really cool/rude/sexy.
I am saying something.
Am I saying something
(probably not sexy but im just flustered).
I think we could still be
even though
we dont really
each other
that much
I think we could still
'do this'
for a while
if we just established some
'ground rules'.
I think we could
even though
it doesnt really
I'm just trying to breathe over here.
You know as well as I do
what its like.
You're just not thinking about it right now.
You've struggled to catch your breath.
You've fallen off your bike before probably.
You know how it feels when
you swallow a pill and it becomes caught
in your throat.
You are holding me back, somehow,
maybe not.
At night you fall asleep with one arm on me.
Your face is mostly plain.
You know that love will never feel like
being pushed off the edge of a cliff.
Reading your emails
I can feel something motionless
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You are better than me because
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These colouring sheets can be printed directly from the website or saved on your computer to print later.
It's a new year… and we've got a new website! After spending 2013 building the first incarnation of TheColouringBook.org, gathering the first wave of colouring sheets from our awesome contributors and starting a bit of very small scale promotion of the project, we've started 2014 by launching a newly updated version of the website.


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We promised you shirtless men, and we always keep our promises. During Season 10, Chad Ochocinco made it all the way to the semifinals before getting the boot. Maybe ditching the shirt was his way of pleading with the audience to keep him going one more week?
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really good, and very easy to make! i used chicken tenders instead of breasts, and chopped the cucumbers and tomatoes, rather than slicing. made it much easier for my kids to assemble their own.
Greek Chicken Rollups
Yield: Makes 4 to 6 servings
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Grill: 16 Minutes
Stand: 10 Minutes
- 3 to 4 skinned and boned chicken breasts
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 1 to 2 teaspoons Greek seasoning
- 4 to 6 slices Italian herb flatbread*
- 1 cup Low-Cal Dilled Yogurt Dressing (see recipe)
- 1 cucumber, thinly sliced
- 4 plum tomatoes, thinly sliced
- 6 green leaf lettuce leaves
- Brush chicken breasts with oil, and sprinkle evenly with Greek seasoning.
- Grill chicken breasts, covered with grill lid, over medium-high heat (350° to 400°) 6 to 8 minutes on each side or until chicken is done. Let chicken stand 10 minutes; cut into 1/4-inch-thick slices.
- Place sliced chicken down center of warmed flatbread slices. Top with Low-Cal Dilled Yogurt Dressing, cucumber, tomato slices, and lettuce; roll up. Serve immediately.
- *Pita bread rounds may be substituted for flatbread. Line warmed pita rounds with Low-Cal Dilled Yogurt Dressing, lettuce, tomato slices, and cucumber slices. Fill with sliced chicken, and serve immediately.
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- COURSE: Sandwiches
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- CUISINE: Mediterranean, Greek
- MAIN INGREDIENT: Poultry
- COOKING METHOD: Grill
- OCCASION: Spring, Summer
- PUBLICATION: Southern Living
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You will find that, from time-to-time, my blogging slows down here at Chine bLog. Sometimes it is the Real World beckoning, but often it is because I have a project going on. When I can, I am building skills at small boat design and construction, as an avocation. Much of this work fits in the Fusion of Tradition philosophy. I am eager to show off what I do and hear feedback on it.
AL DEMANY CHIMAN – The skin-on-frame outrigger canoe project (2009-2010)
From my earliest days dabbling in boat design I have wanted to build to my own design. In 2010, the dream came alive in the form of my new boat AL DEMANY CHIMAN. In initial use she has proven able, quick, light, and head-turning (if I may say so). She is also already award-winning. View highlights of the boat or browse the entire set of posts about her.
The Peace Canoe PEACE OF THE PUZZLE (2007)
This was my first fully independent boat building project. The Peace Canoe design appeared in one of the first of WoodenBoat's Getting Started in Boats supplements and is a good first project (by design). After some use she has proven solid and stable, though heavy and slow. She was featured in WoodenBoat magazine's Launchings section in early 2008. View the index page for highlights and an overview as well as the entire set of posts.
"LiLo", a 35′ "spirit of tradition" racer-cruiser (2006)
I designed "LiLo" as my project for the Elements of Boat Design class at the WoodenBoat School. I did my best to reproduce the drawings in a legible manner (and barely succeeded). It was a fantastic experience and I am pleased with the results. I think she'd look stunning in any anchorage. I recommend forest green topsides and faux-tanbark sails.
Other designs and sketches
AL DEMANY CHIMAN and the Sloop LiLo are the two designs of mine that have come the farthest, but others are in more formative stages. Check out my other designs and sketches, many of which build on my Fusion of Tradition philosophy. Warning: most currently hew closer to the "sketches" side of the ledger.
Browse posts about all my other projects
- The latest from our shop – canoe paddles for the kids January 30, 2013
Hello, dear readers. Or all two of you that haven't written off Chine bLog. We have been on a bit of a hiatus here at the editorial HQ of Chine bLog. No excuses, just haven't gotten to much writing.
We have been in the shop a bit over these few months. As Christmas presents, I designed and built paddles for my kids. The larger one, for my daughter, is modeled on Cree style. My son's is Tlingit-ish (I blunted the tip for improved wear and to limit weaponization potential). All in all, I quite happy with them. They are fully varnished – scoff away, purists – and I managed to put a strip of thickened epoxy along the blade tips for wear. Looking forward to getting them out on the water this spring!
- Time for a little boatbuilding philosophy February 21, 2012
I have given my dad a subscription to Maine Boats, Homes, & Harbors Magazine for several years. Recently he sent me a couple quotes he took from an article in the recent issue (I believe the editor's note from the March 2012 edition). Behold:
The desire to build a boat is one of those that cannot be resisted. It begins as a little cloud on a serene horizon. It ends by covering the whole sky, so you can think of nothing else. You must build to regain your freedom… To build one's own craft is to trade a certain kind of practicality for personal satisfaction. And to build with natural materials is also in a way to make a statement about yourself and how you want to relate to the world – to be thought of as part of the world, rather than an imposition on it.
Needless to say we here at Chine bLog can completely get behind this sentiment. In the run-up to building the Peace Canoe PEACE OF THE PUZZLE I had convinced myself that there was no way I could build a boat in the coming years. I was getting by via visits to the Alexandria Seaport Foundation and Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum and shutting any further dreams out. When the idea to build a Peace Canoe started to germinate, and, more importantly, the path to do so emerged, the concept went from that "serene cloud" phase to the "I am buying lumber TODAY!" phase in about 3 hours. OK, fine, 3 days, but you get the drift. I was absolutely hooked on making that boat come to life in my back yard from the moment I realized I could.
Likewise, my skin-on-frame outrigger canoe AL DEMANY CHIMAN emerged out of many desires, with a statement of my identity being a more important one than I, at first, realized. I wanted to have this boat because it would be completely unique and would be an unequivocal testament of my personal design aesthetic (what I have written about elsewhere as fusion of tradition) and boating philosophy (small and naturally-powered, please, and suitable for at least light voyages). The boat represents what I wanted in a boat, but also very much something I needed to say.
Nice words from a nice publication.
- Memories Dept. – the check that kicked off my boatbuilding January 14, 2012
One more on checks I turned up during our clean-out. Here is the check I wrote to the late Harold "Dynamite" Payson for the building manual for my first boat, the Gloucester Light Dory. Pretty momentous purchase right there.
If anyone is looking to build this great boat, Payson's book is invaluable. Just get it. You won't regret it.
- AL DEMANY CHIMAN and the kayak get a new bunk bed October 31, 2010
I spent the afternoon building a new rack for AL DEMANY CHIMAN and the kayak. I'm pretty happy with it and it will make the Shaw, Inc. Building and Grounds Committee very happy.
- My son's wooden toy ferry boat gets a paint job February 2, 2009
I showed off the toy ferry I made for my son a few posts back. I got her painted – the green is the owner's specification – and she has been successful plying the "waters" of the play room. Reviews are strong and my son is now sure I can make anything in no time flat!
- Routers: be vewy vewy cayrfuwl January 15, 2009
[AHEM] This just in… power tools can be dangerous. I mean, hypothetically speaking, you could be playing with your new Christmas Dremel with router bits and being a little careless and then BUZZZZAP! You find yourself thinking "I just lost control of the piece and my finger is in the tool. Not good…" Totally a hypothetical situation, of course. But if it HAD happened, you can rest peacefully in the knowledge that nothing got cut off.
- A little light early-winter boatbuilding… a toy ferry for my son January 15, 2009
So my son loves trains. All trains. Loves… LOVES… them. His personal railroad is one of those wooden sets with Thomas the Tank Engine and Friends. Actually I was completely psyched he took to this stuff – I can be a little railfan-y myself. I wanted, however, to tie in a little nautical thing. Brio makes a train ferry, but its a little lame seeming. I began to think: "Tim, you can do better." So voila, boatbuilding, micro-size. I am pretty pleased, actually. They may be rumors that some defective maple kitchen drawers were harmed in the making of this boat. I can neither confirm nor deny this.
- Now all is right in the world – my new plates September 9, 2007
My wife is mortified, but I had to do it:
- A recent project – a wooden kayak paddle April 11, 2006
Here is a recent project of mine – a wooden kayak paddle. The shaft is white cedar and the blade is cherry, basswood, and walnut. I added the ferrule later. I love it – in addition to looking great, it is light and a good size for me.
I built it using plans from The Strip-Built Sea Kayak by Nick Shade. The plans are pretty good, though Nick has you build the paddle as a one-piece unit with a permanent feather. I would recommend NOT going this route. First of all, having a paddle you can break down is awfully convenient, especially when traveling with the whole family for a vacation. Second, Nick's method of creating this joint involves some sketchy table saw work, as far as I could tell (I ended up figuring it out with a band saw) and it isn't clear where exactly to attach the two pieces to make an even shaft. This fairly key piece is the one part that could be beefed up a bit. Again, however, don't bother. You can get carbon fiber ferrules from Chesapeake Light Craft that work great and are much easier to implement.
- My first boat – a Gloucester Light Dory October 15, 2005
I was 16 and she was a Gloucester Light Dory, which is just a gorgeous design. The lines are amazing and she was beautiful to row. I am particularly proud of the transom, which my dad helped me do with leftover mahogany and finish bright. Same with the breasthook.
Of course I was young and stupid and sold her a year later, something I regret greatly to this day. NEVER DO THIS! It kills me – especially knowing that the buyer left her to dry out and de-laminate (he even painted the brightwork!). Argh…
- First recent project September 15, 2005
My first recent boatbuilding-type project was a canoe paddle for my daughter. It was her first birthday present. She's three now and may soon be ready for it.
It is a pretty simple – I just carved it out of a 1×6 – but it was my first jump back into this world after a long absence. More on that later…


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TORONTO, ONTARIO --(April 13, 2011) - The Green Party has advocated for years for the only sensible marijuana policy - legalization - and today's Ontario court ruling that the nation's medical marijuana program is unconstitutional supports this position, says Green Party candidate for Toronto-Danforth, Adriana Mugnatto-Hamu.
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LA CROSSE, Wisconsin (WXOW) - La Crosse Police are trying to figure out the details of a man being shot last night.
Lt. Pat Hogan reports that investigators were called to Gundersen Lutheran shortly before 9pm Tuesday night for a man who had a gunshot wound to the neck.
21-year-old Michael D. Jameson, according to Lt. Hogan, wouldn't tell investigators how and where he was shot or even how he got to the hospital. Jameson's wound, a small entrance and exit wound to the neck, required bandages.
Following treatment for his wound, Jameson was arrested for violation of the two felonies he was out of jail on. He remains in the La Crosse County Jail as of Wednesday afternoon.
While police aren't releasing any other details at this time, they are asking for the public's help in finding out more about the shooting.
They can contact the La Crosse Police Department at 608-785-5962. Callers can also remain anonymous by calling the La Crosse Area Crime Stoppers at 784-8477 or text laxtips at Crimes (274-637)' or online at www.lacrossecrimestoppers.com. Callers can also remain anonymous by calling the La Crosse Area Crime Stoppers at 784-8477 or text laxtips at Crimes (274-637)' or online at www.lacrossecrimestoppers.com.
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Title: Skittle Exchange
Previous Installments: Part I
Comic: Original Here
Translator: Jin
TypeSetter: Lola
Characters: Akashi Seijuro + Touou, Kuroko Tetsuya + Yousen , Murasakibara + Seirin.
Notes: Continuation of the school switch-a-roo~ This time featuring Kuroko's adventures in Yousen and Akashi's in Touou.


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The Orara River catchment covers an area of 41,200ha. The river has been impacted by decades of degradation from land clearing, grazing, and gravel and water extraction. While the river was severely impacted from past activities, there are vegetation remnants throughout the system. Headwater streams are in good condition, flowing from well vegetated slopes under State Forest and National Park tenures.
Orara River Rehabilitation Strategy 2013-23
Adopted by Coffs Harbour City Council to guide the planning, implementation, monitoring and evaluation of the project.
Orara River Rehabilitation Project Landholder Booklet
For use by Landholders with riparian land in the Orara Valley - documents best practice stock management, weed control, revegetation planting and site maintenance for local conditions.
Express your interest in being involved in the project
The Orara River Rehabilitation Project relies on grant funding to continue project works, as described below. Grant applications require a demonstration of interest from landholders in the project area. If you would like your property to be included in future grant applications, please fill out an Expression of Interest Form.
Expression of Interest Form (.pdf, 60KB)
Please send the filled in form to:
Orara River Rehabilitation Project OfficerLocked Bag 155Coffs Harbour NSW 2450
Rainforest RegenerationThe Orara Valley Lowland Subtropical Rainforest and River Flat Eucalypt Forest, both Endangered Ecological Communities, are important habitat for several vulnerable and endangered species, including the Wompoo Fruit Dove, Rose-crowned Fruit Dove, Bush Hen, and Eastern Freshwater Cod. Healthy riparian vegetation helps maintain good habitat for aquatic animals, including insects and the fish that feed on them. Riparian vegetation provides important food sources including leaves, fruit and stems that fall into the stream. The roots of vegetation provide essential habitat by protecting overhanging banks, while large branches or trunks that fall into the water also provide shelter from predators and a diversity of flow speeds. Riverbank vegetation has an amazing capacity to regenerate once invasive weeds are managed resulting in light reaching the ground to trigger growth of seedlings from the dormant seed bank within the soil. Seed is also carried by birds, other animals, and the wind, to provide more viable seed to regeneration sites. Even cleared or mown areas can sometimes regenerate if the original soil profile is intact. The project aims to gradually manage weeds to allow natural regeneration. If natural regeneration does not occur on its own, then planting of locally indigenous plant species is carried out. Plant stock for the project is propagated from local seed sources to maintain the genetic diversity and the integrity of Orara Valley vegetation. The project works on sites that reinforce native vegetation remnants and vegetation corridors throughout the catchment. Land Management
The OVRGMC now oversees the distribution from the Coffs Harbour City Council Environmental Levy, NSW Environmental Trust and the Northern Rivers Catchment Management Authority.
Funding is directed towards the exclusion of stock from riverbanks by fencing and the provision of water troughs for off stream watering; weed control; and planting when required. The project is now working with approximately 90 landholders, which constitutes about 25% of landholders in the valley and there is further work to involve more people in river rehabilitation and enhancing vegetation corridors throughout the catchment. River Rehabilitation AchievementsThe project has achieved significant improvement in channel structure, stock management; reductions in density and distribution of major target weed species; and revegetation. The project won a Local Government & Shires Association Excellence in the Environment Award for Natural Environment Protection & Enhancement: On Ground in 2012. The project has been previously gained Bronze and Silver RiverCare 2000 awards in 1999 and 2000 respectively, and won the 2001 State LandCare Gold Award in the Natural Heritage Trust RiverCare section. The project also provides Landholder Education Workshops covering areas such as Rainforest Plant Identification and Rainforest Seed Collecting. Ideas for education activities are always welcomed from landholders in the Orara Valley. For more information about the Orara River Rehabilitation Project or to get in touch with your local group, contact the Orara River Rehabilitation Project Officer at Coffs Harbour Council on phone 6648 4000 or mobile 0429 680 465. Sandy Eager Orara River Rehabilitation Project OfficerCoffs Harbour City Councilmob: 0429 680 465ph: 6648 4000
Central Admin Building: cnr Coff and Castle StreetsCoffs Harbour, NSW 2450
Postal Address: Locked Bag 155Coffs Harbour, NSW 2450
Tel: 6648 4000 Fax: 6648 4199
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Q: Are there Visa requirements to travel to Colombia?
A: Current and valid Passports are required to enter into Colombia. Certain countries require visa to travel to Colombia, please ask our Expert Travel Advisors.
Q: Do I need to know Spanish in order to travel to Colombia?
A: It is not 100% necessary however a basic understanding of Spanish will help you to have a smoother experience. A good dictionary and a few words will help you in restaurants, with directions or to take a bus. If required we can provide you with multilingual guides fluent in: English, German, Japanese, Chinese and French among others.
Q: Are international flights included with Mantaraya?
A: Travelers arrive from all over the world to begin our tours and as such it is not possible to include international airfare in our prices. All flights from outside destinations to and from Colombia are organized by you (however if requested we can look into arranging this for you). Mantaraya Travel arranges all travel within Colombia.
Q: How is the experience for a Solo traveler in Colombia?
A: Mantaraya currently doesn't offer any group tours in Colombia. We often have a lot of solo travelers who have only had great experiences. Colombia is a really easy, fun and safe country to travel in on your own.
Q: What are the Normal Luggage requirements?
A: The international airlines allow only 2 checked pieces and one carry on. Soft luggage and duffle bags are the choice we highly recommend.
Q: Is Colombia safe enough to travel in?
A: Yes, Colombia is a hidden treasure surrounded with a bad rep, even though its political issues have dramatically improved and changed for the better over the last few years, tourism is still relatively low making Colombia an incredible jewel to discover. Many tourists who are initially very skeptical about visiting Colombia more than often decide to come from high praises of other tourists who have just left here, in fact through out South America, you will frequently hear that Colombia is one of the top destinations and favorites in the whole continent and how their pre perceptions of coming here were completely wrong. The country does have unsafe places that are far away from the main cities, however the fact remains that there are many incredible rich historical and natural wonders to visit which are perfectly safe and with top comfort accommodation and incredibly warm hospitable locals it promises to be a more than satisfactory vacation for anyone fond of exciting adventure!
In regards to general security issues in all areas of Colombia, a general rule applies here as it does in any other foreign country or city in the world and that is to take care of yourselves and your belongings at all times and avoid any dark or suspicious areas you are unsure about.
The safety situation in Colombia has improved for the better in the past few years, and the latest data and news confirm it is for real
With Mantaraya, you can be assured that your trip to the most beautiful country in South America will be sheer pleasure and that your safety is always in our very best interest. We believe the only problem you may face while here is not wanting to leave!
Excerpt of "2009 Top Destinations" by Frommer's
"After years of strife and violence owing to the drug cartel wars, Colombia has begun to emerge as a safe and vibrant travel destination. (Crime rates in major cities are now no higher than what you'd find in an average large American city like Philadelphia or Milwaukee.) Cartagena has a highly developed tourist infrastructure, making it easy to reach—only a 2.5-hour flight from Miami. With gorgeous 17th century colonial architecture, beautiful beaches, an emerging foodie scene, and a throbbing bar and club nightlife, there are things to do that suit a variety of interests"
"If there's a country poised to be the next big ecotourism destination, it's Colombia. With an area equal to that of Spain, France, and Portugal combined, Colombia has coastlines on the Atlantic and Pacific oceans, thick Amazon jungle, immense flat lands evoking the American planes, scorching deserts, and snow-capped mountain peaks. All that plus 45 million residents mean that Colombia is second only to Brazil in ecological and human diversity among South American countries." – Frommer's
Once considered dangerous, Colombia, having implemented security improvements over the last half-decade, is emerging to the tourism world.
Q: Do I need to be in good shape?
A: Of course not! Our tours are not meant to be strenuous and you always decide on the trip level you want to take.
Good general physical condition will go a long way in ensuring you have a more enjoyable experience. You do not need to be a strong, athletic person, but you must be physically capable of moderate exercise for a few hours each day.
What is more important is that you bring along a positive spirit.
Q: Which vaccinations are required to travel to Colombia?
A: Vaccination for yellow fever is a must if you are traveling to the following Colombia destinations: Ciudad Perdida (The Lost City), Tayrona National Park, or the Amazon. It is also recommended to have a tetanus shot before coming.
Q: What clothing should I pack for one of your adventures?
A: We always recommend packing as light as possible however the specific requirements for your tour will vary widely depending on where and when you are traveling. Our Ready to Go Document® includes a suggested packing list.
Q: What is the weather like in Colombia?
A: Colombia's proximity to the equator means its temperature varies little throughout the year. However, the temperature does change with altitude, which creates various climatic zones from hot lowlands to freezing Andean peaks, so you can experience completely different climates within just a couple of hours of travel.
As a general rule, the temperature falls about 6ºC with every 1000m increase in altitude. If the average temperature at sea level is 30ºC, it will be around 24ºC at 1000m, 18ºC at 2000m and 12ºC at 3000m. The altitude also affects the difference between daytime and night-time temperatures. The higher the altitude, the greater the difference. Consequently, in the highlands there can be warm days but freezing nights, while in the lowlands days and nights are almost equally hot.
Colombia has two seasons: dry or wet, litterally 'verano/summer' or 'invierno/winter' . As a rough guideline only, in the Andean region there are two dry and two rainy seasons per year. The main dry season falls between December and March, with a shorter and less dry period between July and August. This general pattern has wide variations throughout the Andean zone.
The weather in Los Llanos has a more definite pattern: there is one dry season, between December and March, while the rest of the year is wet. The Amazon doesn't have a uniform climate but, in general, is quite wet year-round.
Q: Festivities and Carnival Dates in Colombia?
Q: What are the age restrictions on your tours?
A: To travel independently you must be at least 18 years old. There are no upper age limits on our tours. Families with children ages below 5 will be recommended not to visit certain destinations.
Q: I'm a single traveller, will I be charged a single supplement?
A: Most of our trips are priced based on double occupancy, as well as the ground transportation cost, which is based on at least 2 passengers, therefore you will be charged a single supplement which will vary depending on the tour. Please ask our Travel Specialists.
Q: When is the best time to travel to Colombia?
A: Traveling to Colombia during any of the festive occasions is (although a lot busier), a fun and exciting way to see celebrations of their culture and a great way to meet a lot of friendly relaxed locals and travelers. Drier seasons (Dec- Mar or Jul- Aug) are a good time to travel if wanting to do some of the hikes or trails, however, Colombia's temperatures are fairly mild and similar year round so any time of the year can offer you a selection of things to do and enjoy.
Q: Can I use the ATMs in Colombia?
A: In most of the cities you won't have any difficulties using the ATMs. You can withdraw a maximum of 900.000 Pesos (about 450 dollars) a day. It is also possible to take out bigger amounts of money with your credit card and passport in most banks.
Q: Is tipping included and if not, how much should I budget?
A: Tips are not included in the tour price and tipping is entirely at your discretion. Our guides will work very had to make sure your trip is the best travel experience you could possibly have. The giving of tips is meant to reward exceptional service but they are not an obligation. If you think your guides worked very hard to make your trip a success, a tip will be hugely appreciated. Traditionally the amount spent on tips by our guests has varied from 10-15% of the guest's trip cost.
Q: What are my accommodation options if I am traveling alone?
A: Most of our trip accommodations are based on double occupancy. If a single room is requested for the trip, the guest will be required to pay a nominal surcharge. Please discuss this with one of our Travel Specialists.
Q: What types of accommodations should I expect in Colombia?
A: Here in Colombia there are a variety of cheap backpacker accommodations to luxury high-end resorts and hotels. In some places there are also camping and sleeping in hammock options, or home stays with indigenous communities.
Mantaraya Travel deal with only the best quality for places to stay based on personal knowledge and client feedback and can arrange just about any needs you may require.


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"Rights mean you have a right to your life. You have a right to your liberty, and you should have a right to keep the fruits of your labor….I, in a way, don't like to use those terms: gay rights, women's rights, minority rights, religious rights. There's only one type of right. It's the right to your liberty."
― Ron Paul
I don't believe there should be medical marijuana. There is no difference between "medical marijuana" and marijuana you buy from your local dealer, other than the care that goes into the cultivation process; and even then some herb on the streets can be just as strong. But back to the point. Piggy-backing off of Ron Paul's concept, I don't think we should be using the term medical marijuana because whether someone is a cancer patient, AIDS patient, MS patient, has glaucoma, is epileptic, suffering from a horrible disease or disorder, or just a college student who wants to relax after finals they should be able to use cannabis if they choose to do so. Using the label medical marijuana just gives people an excuse to use cannabis in this prohibition. and its unfortunate it has to be this way.
You shouldn't have to see a doctor so they can determine if you "qualify" to legally use something that's absolutely harmless, but most of all something that you should have the right to put into your own body if you want to. There shouldn't be restrictions on the amount of cannabis you can buy or possess in your own home or on your own property. If you want to have 50 pounds of bud in your house and 60 plants on your land you should be able to do so. In my opinion we shouldn't be pushing for states to legalize medical marijuana, we should be pushing for full on legalization and the rescheduling of cannabis, on the federal level (and even if the states legalized cannabis in their states, the feds shouldn't be able to overrule it, but that's an argument for another day).
Long story short, we shouldn't have to label cannabis "medical marijuana" to bypass the government's system to use something we want to use. It's a plant, it's here on Earth for a reason and it should be our right to use it without taxation, loss of employment, being kicked off an organ transplant list and imprisonment. As Ron Paul has said time and time again, we have the right to our life and what we choose to do with it. We should have the right to smoke cannabis.
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Admission Requirements
- Applicants for the 15 credit hour Elementary Mathematics Specialist Endorsement must have or be eligible for a teaching certificate for Elementary Education, Grades P-5.
- No GRE is required.
This endorsement may be earned as a stand-alone certificate or may count toward the MAE in Elementary Education. Students wishing to pursue the endorsement as part of a master's program, must meet the admission criteria for that program.


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A painter by training, photography now creates my canvas, takes in to account the eye of the beholder, and technology supplies my paint.
My cell phone contains my basic camera and I use various enhancement technologies striving for quality, clarity and mood. As I work, I am seldom without a liberal sense of humor and a respect for subtleties of the profound in daily living.
Photography allows me to capture an image, a moment passing through my life, long enough to savor its meaning, to see rather than merely identify what otherwise might be lost. Moments should not be ignored or trivialized. After all, added together moments, their stories, their impact, are the measure of a lifetime.
Art-making is often a solitary pursuit. It is an intimacy of mind, body, and spirit, of self. It is a creation both of the artist's world and beyond what is seen by his or her eyes. When the artist dares to offer work for public scrutiny the meaning of that work exceeds a glimpse into the personal and becomes an invitation. At its best, I believe art impacts the viewer with empathy, with an ah-ha, the excitement of experiencing a familiar truth or hope or dream, even a fear, brought forth by another's hand. ~ Kim Russ
Kim's artwork is also featured on custom fabric, wallpaper and wall decals at Spoonflower. Visit her gallery.


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Wow. Mike Tyson Sings Phil Collins' "In The Air Tonight."
5/8/09 in Boxing | 100%InjuryRate | 1283 respect
I'm not sure there's a better Friday gift I can give you then this ridiculous video. It's a trailer for the upcoming movie The Hangover, which just so happens to feature Mike Tyson singing Phil Collins' song "In the Air Tonight."
If you can't tell from the age restricted trailer, there are some NSFW words used in it, but I implore you to watch it. This may be the high point of Tyson's career.
Huge HT to First Cuts and Traina at SI


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Vintage Christian Dior Monogram Brown Signature Scarf.
Color : Brown.
Material : Silk.
Excellent condition. Beautiful vintage signature Dior scarf from 1970's. No visible stains, no visible sign of use. Great condition. We ship worldwide with express shipping.
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