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HOUSE, Wade
Peacefully at University Hospital on Wednesday, September 13, 2006 Wade HOUSE of London, age 48 passed away. Wade was a long time and respected manager of Facca Fasteners in Saint Thomas. He will be sadly missed by all those he has tirelessly helped with their fastener dilemmas over the years. Beloved husband of Crystal HONSINGER. Loving father of Taylor, Alden and Jessica. Dearly loved son of Linda HOUSE (Art CURRIE) and Don HOUSE, all of London. Loving brother of Glen HOUSE and Jana KAVANAGH and Roberta and Jack CASTROGIOVANNI. Dearly loved by his grandmother Kay WALLS, all of London. Wade was a special uncle of Brittany HOUSE, Jackie CASTROGIOVANNI, Dylan HOUSE, Robbie CASTROGIOVANNI and will be missed by many cousins, aunts and uncles. Fondly remembered by his close Friends Linda KOZAR, Brad CHAMBERLAIN, Dan and Dave PECKINGER and Bob FACCA. Predeceased by his sister Terri LEE, grandfather Roy RYCKMAN, grandmother LaBella MATHEWS, uncle Ken RYCKMAN and cousin Jesse VANDERVELDEN. Friends may call at the McFarlane and Roberts Funeral Home (2240 Wharncliffe Rd., S., Lambeth 519-652-2020) on Sunday from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. where the complete Funeral Service will be held on Monday, September 18, 2006 at 11: 00 a.m. Cremation with interment Oakland Cemetery, Delaware. Donations to the charity of choice gratefully acknowledged.
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FACCIA, Elena (née BOLOGNA)
On Tuesday, September 12, 2006. Mrs. Elena FACCIA went to be with her Lord after a long and brave battle with diabetes. She was born on December 23, 1922 in Carpineto, Italy and immigrated to London with her family in 1959. As with all else in her life, she handled her pain and suffering with dignity and courage. Despite her illness, she always worried more about others than herself. She is survived by her beloved husband Emilio, son and daughter-in-law, John and Barbara of Franklin, Tennessee, granddaughters Kate of Calgary, Alberta, Jill of Nashville, Tennessee, and great-granddaughter Hannah of Nashville, Tennessee. She is also survived by her brother Frank, sisters Flora and Gilda of London, Ontario, Evelyn of Argentina and numerous nieces and nephews. She was predeceased by her parents, Lillian and John BOLOGNA, brother Vincent, and sisters Dora and Bebe. Elena will always be loved and will never be forgotten. Her love and courage will live on in the hearts of all who were privileged enough to know her. The FACCIA family would like to express a special thank you to Sonia and Rita for their compassionate and loving care. Visitors will be received at the John T. Donohue Funeral Home, 362 Waterloo Street at King Street, London on Thursday September 14, 2006 from 7-9 o'clock. Funeral Mass at Saint Mary's Church, 345 Lyle Street on Friday September 15, 2006 at 11 o'clock with Father Joseph DABROWSKI officiating. Elena's final resting place will be at Holy Family Mausoleum -- Saint Peter's Cemetery. Prayers Thursday evening at 8 o'clock.
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BURDEN, William Gerald " Bud"
At Victoria Hospital, Westminster Campus, on Wednesday March 1, 2006. William Gerald BURDEN " Bud," in his 67th year. Beloved husband of Dorothy "Jean" HANNA, for over 35 years. Dearly beloved father of Kim (Kevin) PYATT of Port Stanley, D.J. (Blair) HANNA/ SLADE of St. Jacobs, Susan (Ron) HANNA/ CAMPBELL of London, and William "Bud" Jr. HANNA at home. Dear brother of Jack BURDEN of Saint Thomas, Bob BURDEN of London, Mary FACEY of London, Betty (Wayne) CURTIS of Saint Thomas, Judy (Hermond) HENRI of London, and Vicky (Percy) PATTYSON of Cherryville, British Columbia. Predeceased by his mother Dorothy BURDEN (2002,) father Oscar BURDEN (1959,) sister Marjorie CLAY, brothers Don, Peter, Jim and Chuck BURDEN. Lovingly remembered by grandchildren Kevin, Ronnie, Nicole, Brannon, Sarah, Joey, Natasha and his great-grandchildren. Also lovingly remembered by several aunts, uncles, numerous nieces and nephews, and sisters-in-law Susan IMESON and Susan BURDEN. Family and Friends will be received at the Evans Funeral Home, 648 Hamilton Rd. (1 block east of Egerton) on Sunday March 5, 2006, from 11 a.m.-1 p.m. and 3-5 pm for a time of visitation. At Bud's request there will not be a funeral service. Cremation has taken place with interment of ashes at a later date. Donations to the charity of your choice would be appreciated by the family. Online condolences can be expressed at www.evansfh.ca. Evans Funeral Home, 451-9350. A tree will be planted as a living memorial to Mr. BURDEN.
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BURDEN, John " Jack"
Of Saint Thomas, on Sunday, April 9, 2006, at the Saint Thomas-Elgin General Hospital, in his 71st year. Beloved husband of the late Edith BURDEN (2003) and dearly loved partner of Kay BAKER and her children Faye, Debbie and Don. Much loved father of Teena VANEGGLEN and Paul BRAY of Port Stanley, Debbie and Mike JANES, Jackie BUOTE and Jay SHARKEY and Cindy and Mike BAXTER, all of Saint Thomas and John BURDEN Jr. of London. Loved grandfather of David and Jason VANEGGELEN, Mark BUOTE, Melanie and Billy JANES, Eleisha PARKER and Bradley (B.J.) BURDEN and great grandfather of Ryan VANEGGELEN. Dear brother of Mary FACEY of London, Robert BURDEN of London, Betty and Wayne CURTIS of Saint Thomas, Judy and Henry HENRI of London and Vicky and Percy PATTISON of British Columbia. Predeceased by 5 brothers Donald, Bud, Jim, Pete and Chuck and a sister Marjorie and a great-granddaughter Hailey Marie LYNCH. Also survived by several nieces and nephews, aunts, cousins and extended family. Jack was born in London on April 2, 1936, the son of the late J. Oscar and Dorothy BURDEN. He worked over 27 years at Ford Motor Company of Canada, was a member of the C.A.W. and an associate member of Branch 410 of the Royal Canadian Legion, Port Stanley. Resting at Williams Funeral Home, 45 Elgin Street, Saint Thomas, where funeral service will be held Thursday at 1: 00 p.m. Interment to follow in Union Cemetery. Visitation Wednesday from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Remembrances may be made to the Canadian Cancer Society.
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COOKSEY, Douglas Henry
Passed away on Thursday December 14, 2006 at the General and Marine Hospital, Collingwood, after a long battle with cancer in his 64th year. Loving partner of Doreen FACHNIE. Father of Dwayne (Lynda) and Blair (Nancy) of Stayner and the late Raymond. Dear grandfather of Sarah, Stephanie and Hayden. Dear brother of Reginald (Sharon) of Port Hope, Linda of Creemore, Helen (Don WRIGHT) and Ivan (Carol) of Stayner. Friends were received at the Carruthers and Davidson Funeral Home, 7313 Highway 26 (Main Street), Stayner (705-428-2637) from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. on Saturday, December 16th, 2006. Funeral Service was held in the Chapel on Sunday, December 17th, 2006 at 2 o'clock. Spring interment Creemore Union Cemetery. If desired, donations may be made to the General and Marine Hospital Foundation, Collingwood. For more information or to sign the online guest book, log on to: www.generations.on.ca.
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Of Rockland, Ontario, on Wednesday March 8, 2006. Beloved husband of Madeleine GUENETTE. Dear father of Dr. Hugh B. (Margaret,) Anne (William HUSBAND,) Andrew (Pauline.) Loving grandfather of 7 grandchildren: Hugh David, Andrea, Shelagh, Matthew, Christopher, Keenan and Sean. Will be fondly remembered by his in-laws, great-grandchildren and many Friends. Predeceased by his first wife Agnes K. "Nan". World War 2 British Naval Veteran and 50 years as an active member of the Masonic Order. The family wishes to express their appreciation to the C.C.A.C. for their good care and compassion. Friends may visit at Theo Brunet and Sons Funeral Home, 2419 Laurier Street, Rockland, Ontario on Friday from 2-4 p.m. and 7-9 p.m. and on Saturday from 9: 30 a.m. Funeral Celebration at the Most Holy Trinity Church, Rockland, Ontario, Saturday March 18th, 2006 at 11: 00 a.m.. Donations to the Centre Culturel La Ste-Famille 687 Laurier Street, Rockland, Ontario, K4K 1E6. For more information call (613) 446-4691. Facsimile messages: (613) 446-1422. E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
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TIMMS, Diane
Surrounded by her loving family at Parkwood Hospital on Friday, September 8, 2006, Diane TIMMS of London at the age of 56. Devoted wife and best friend of Bruce TIMMS. Beloved mother of Kim TIMMS of London and Jason TIMMS of Petawawa. Cherished grandmother of Cameron and Colin. Lovingly remembered by her siblings Lorraine GRAY/GREY, Vi GAWRONSKI, Joe FACTO and Gail SAXON. Predeceased by her brother Frank FACTO and her sister Suzanne MacDONALD. Diane will also be missed by several nieces, nephews and cousins and her very special friend Pat EGGETT. Cremation has taken place. A memorial service will be held on Monday, September 11, 2006 at the Westview Funeral Chapel, 709 Wonderland Road North, at 3: 00 p.m. with visiting one hour prior to the service. Those wishing to make a donation in memory of Diane are asked to consider the Make-A-Wish-Foundation.
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FENTON, Mindie Lillian
It is with great sadness that we announce the sudden passing of Mindie FENTON on Thursday, April 27, 2006. Mindie FENTON beloved wife of the late Joseph FENTON. Adoring mother and mother-in-law of Sharon and Howard MARCOVITCH, Shelley and Marilyn FENTON. Madeline and Farrell COGAN, Brian and Heidi FENTON, and Barry and Barb FENTON, Devoted Grandmother of 22 Grandchildren and 3 Great-Grandchildren. Loving sister and sister-in-law to Rose FACTOR and the late Morris FACTOR, William and Molly FINKELSTEIN, Sonia and Sid TRAVIS, Ruth and the late William GREENSPOON, Solly and Sylvia FINKELSTEIN, and the late Sam and Sylvia FINE. She will be greatly missed by all her family and Friends. Services were held on Friday April 28, 2006 at 2: 00 p.m. at Beth Tzedec Synagogue. Interment Beth Tzedec Memorial Park. Shiva 586 Castlefield Ave. after 4: 00 p.m. with evening services at 7:30 p.m. If desired, memorial donations may be made to Zareinu Educational Centre in honour of Mindie FENTON (416) 787-8278.
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CARTER, Edwin H.
At his residence on Saturday may 20th, 2006 Edwin H. CARTER of Woodingford Lodge and formerly of Innerkip in his 96th year. Beloved husband of the late Catherine "Kae" CARTER (née EDDIE) 1993. Dear father of Doug CARTER and his wife Sally of Woodstock and Don CARTER and his wife Marjorie of Stratford. Loved grandfather of Pat (Larry) RINESS, Scott (Connie), David (Andrea), Barbara (Ed) KUIPERS, Susan (Greg) CROCKER, Paul (Morna) and great-grandfather of Jennie, Trevor, Ashley, Drew, Jacqueline, Allison, Nathaniel, Nicholas, Ryan, Celeste, Aubrey, Marek and Abigail. Dear brother of Harry CARTER (Ruby) of Innerkip. Predeceased by his brothers Howard (Margaret), Albert, Glen (Ellen), by his sister Henrietta FACY. Edwin was a longtime Elder of Innerkip Presbyterian Church. He had contracted many buildings in Woodstock and surrounding area for many years. Edwin was a long standing member of the Woodstock Home Builders Association, a past Director and President of the Innerkip seniors Center and finally an active member of the Woodingford Lodge Seniors Council. Friends may call at the R.D. Longworth Funeral Home, 845 Devonshire Ave., Woodstock, 539-0004 on Tuesday May 23, 2006 from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m., where the funeral service will be held in the chapel on Wednesday at 11: 00 a.m. with Rev. Chris LITTLE officiating. Interment in the Innerkip Cemetery. Contributions to the Woodstock General Hospital Building Fund would be appreciated. Online condolences at www.longworthfuneralhome.com
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McCUTCHEON, Frederick Smith (1912-2006)
After a long and difficult struggle borne with dignity and courage, Frederick Smith McCUTCHEON passed away peacefully at Sunnybrook Hospital, Veterans Wing, Toronto, on May 11, 2006 surrounded by his loving family. Beloved husband of Edna for 62 years. Loving father of Leslie and her husband David JEANNERET; Dennis and his wife Chris; and Lorrie and her husband Lorne DEGAUST. Proud grandfather of Marc, Brent and Stephanie Jeanneret (Manet MANNING) and Jennifer McCUTCHEON. Great-grandfather of Simone and Maxine JEANNERET- MANNING. Survived by twin brother Rev. Clark McCUTCHEON and his wife Helen of Saskatoon. Predeceased by his brother Joseph. Long standing member of Saint Paul's United Church, Oakville and honourary grandfather of the Tan Family. A World War 2 veteran, Fred served overseas with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police Provost Corps and later was an Area Counsellor with Veterans Affairs Canada. Former Commodore of the Oakville Yacht Squadron, Fred was an accomplished sailor and keen competitor who was happiest whiling away the hours on boat repairs and racing with family and Friends. He embraced the gifts and challenges that life offered with unwavering kindness, generosity, fairness and a ready smile. Special thanks to the entire staff of K3E and especially to Chito GONZAGA, Fatima BRUNNING and the late Izona FACY, for their loving care and support for 12 years. Visitation will be held at the Oakview Funeral Home, 56 Lakeshore Rd. W. (one block east of Kerr) on Sunday, May 14, 2006 from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Funeral Service will be held Monday, May 15, 2006 at 1 p.m. Saint Paul's United Church, 454 Rebecca Street, Oakville followed by interment at Trafalgar Lawn Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to the Veterans Comfort Fund at Sunybrook Hospital or the War Amps of Canada. The words of William Arthur Ward sum up Fred's remarkable attitude - "the pessimist complains about the wind; the optimist expects it to change; the realist adjust the sails." His compassion, integrity and good nature were an inspiration to everyone he met. He will be missed greatly and remembered fondly.
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Grilled Corn and Peppers Recipe
"Every Fourth of July, we invite friends to our houseboat for a cookout," writes Cindy Williams of Fort Myers, Florida. "We always have corn on the cob prepared this way, and everyone loves it. The onions and peppers add fantastic flavor to the sweet ears of corn."
- 3 cups Italian salad dressing
- 8 large ears fresh corn, husked and cleaned
- 4 medium green peppers, julienned
- 4 medium sweet red peppers, julienned
- 2 medium red onions, sliced and separated into rings
- 1. Place salad dressing in a large resealable plastic bag or shallow glass container. Add corn, peppers and onions; turn to coat. Seal or cover and refrigerate for 30 minutes.
- 2. Drain and discard marinade. Place vegetables in a grill pan or disposable foil pan with holes punched in the bottom. Grill, covered, over medium heat for 25 minutes or until corn is tender, turning frequently. Yield: 8 servings.
Nutritional Facts
One serving (prepared with fat-free Italian dressing) equals 145 calories, 1 g fat (0 saturated fat), 0 cholesterol, 452 mg sodium, 33 g carbohydrate, 5 g fiber, 4 g protein. Diabetic Exchanges: 1-1/2 starch, 1 vegetable.
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Happy birthday, CAC — and San Diego
County Administration Center was dedicated as Civic Center July 16, 1938
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Tuesday marks the 75th birthday of what some consider to the most beautiful public building in the region — the County Administration Center.
"To me, it's the most iconic building we have in the city of San Diego," said Board of Supervisors Chairman Greg Cox, who will lead the celebration at the 9 a.m. board meeting and a noon picnic with two birthday cakes for the public.
Built in 1938 as the San Diego City and County Administration Building, the CAC today is where you record documents, pay your property taxes, get a marriage license and look up county assessor's records. The city moved to its present quarters on C Street in 1964.
But for the casual visitor, the building is a monument to Depression-era architecture. Designed by four San Diego architects and financed largely from $1 million in federal Works Progress Administration funds, the four-story building and nine-story tower features red tile roofs, inspiring messages, symbols and images in stone and terrazzo and oil paint about the building purposes.
To complement its architectural majesty, the county is replacing its north and south parking lots with parkland that will tie into the North Embarcadero Visionary Plan on Harbor Drive.
"I think when they complete the park and the parking lots are gone, it'll make this a really outstanding landmark on the waterfront -- our Sydney Opera House," said former City Architect Mike Stepner, now a professor at the NewSchool of Architecture and Design.
President Franklin D. Roosevelt dedicated the building on July 16, 1938, the same day the city traditionally celebrates its founding in 1769 by Father Junipero Serra.
"I would like to say that I like especially the sentiment expressed on the face of it," FDR said in his three-minute speech -- 'The noblest motive is the public good.' I think if we all carry that motto in our hearts, in every city and community in the land, there is no question but the proper thing, American democracy, will survive."
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Invited to participate in the birthday festivities, Marian Harvey, 85, came to see FDR with her father, Howard, Christensen, who was the El Cajon city clerk at the time -- and a staunch Republican.
"My father wanted me to see a president, which was really something in those days," Harvey said.
She went on to model for Marston's department store -- George W. Marston's daughter Mary handed FDR the key to the city in 1938 -- and later supervised the "red coats" contingent of San Diego Convention and Visitors Bureau greeters. Even at age 85, she works as an independent contractor to hire proctors for College Board exams.
"I've always liked it," she said of the county building. "I like where it is, what it stands for."
The county building, like so many public projects in San Diego, came about after 30 years of controversy and has remained something of a political football ever since.
Its origins date back to John Nolen's 1908 plan for San Diego that called for pleasure grounds at the foot of Date Street, linked via a "paseo" to Balboa Park. He also proposed building a civic center on Broadway that would have included an opera house, post office and city hall, just east of the current County Courthouse. But officials turned their thoughts instead to the 1915 Panama-California Exposition in Balboa Park and industrialization of the downtown waterfront, starting in 1911.
Nolen returned in 1926 with a revised plan for what came to be called "Cedar Street Mall," a line of government buildings including a convention center, flanking a Washington, D.C.-type greensward toward the park.


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BELFAST, NORTHERN IRELAND - NOVEMBER 06: Adam Lambert performs with Queen onstage during the MTV Europe Music Awards 2011 live show at at the Odyssey Arena on November 6, 2011 in Belfast, Northern Ireland. (Photo by Gareth Cattermole/Getty Images)
Queen with Adam was far and away the highlight of the evening. Brilliant choice by Brian May!
Adam Lambert performance with Queen was definitely highlight of the entire EMAs. Until that performance I was so bored. Adam's vocals on the medley were great but he soared during The Show Must Go On. It will forever be my favorite performance of all time.
Adam Lambert performance with Queen était la plus belle et la bonne, quelle assurance, quelle émotion, j'étais scoché, sur mon fauteuille, les octaves qu'il faisait, m'ont transporté. merci ADAM très belle perfomence. j'aimerai bien te rencontrer.
The Show Must Go On at the EMAs is still my favorite Adam rendition of this gut wrenching song. and Adam sang it like no other! Brian May following Adam's passionate voice put an exclamation point on it! I often go back to it. His humble, reverant attitude toward Freddie and the iconic Queen was touching and so Adam, the most generous Artist to others I have ever seen. Adam doesn't have an envious bone in his body and is quick to appreciate the talents of others. It's one of many reasons why we fans have such affection and respect for him. He really is as kind and real as he appears. I'm in awe of his talent & have seen him 11 times so far, not nearly enough!


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Magician displays an empty black can with white spots and two silks, one black and one white. The two silks are placed into the can and then removed. Magician explains that the black silk changed to white and the white to black. This is repeated and when the audience realizes the magician is pulling their leg he puts both silks back in the can and instantly the spots disappear from the can. Magician then removes the two silks and they are now covered with spots. Comes with everything you need.
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Panialam or panyalam is a Maguindanaon rice cake with crispy edges/crusts; it is served mostly during funerals and death anniversaries. Before, Maguindanaons celebrate the so-called "gaygayan" to remember the death of their loved ones: 3 days, 7 days, 20 days, … Continue reading
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I want to see some peoples oury or champ grips up on the shoulders of drop bars. Thinking about doing it with mine but i want to see how it looks before I go chopping up grips. Thanks.
I want to see some peoples oury or champ grips up on the shoulders of drop bars. Thinking about doing it with mine but i want to see how it looks before I go chopping up grips. Thanks.
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My bars are naked by the stem, champ grips on the shoulders, and cloth in the drops. I can snap a picture if you want.
Do a search on FGG. Should take you about 5 seconds.
whats fgg?Originally Posted by marqueemoon
is that a 1 inch 3t stem with a removable plate?
damn, that's a nice set up. what frame is that with those sweet wrap-around seat stays??Originally Posted by mcatano
Dunno what frame that mcatano has, but wrap around seatstays are a trademark of old british bikes. I got em too, they rule.
Looks like a Witcomb (like the one I'm gettin. Yeeeaayaah). Witcomb rocked the wraparounds seatstays and the dropous look Holdsworth which they were known to use back in the day. Could be talking out of my arse though/
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Yea, talkin' out yer arse drunkboy...Originally Posted by ImOnCrank
Those ends were the most common ends used in Britain. Holdsworth, Rotrax, Harry Hall, Gillot, Carlton, etc. etc. all used them at one time or another. Wraparound stays were nearly as common with nearly as many builders. Even with a serial no. it would be nearly impossible to name the builder based on frame characteristics.
IOC, decided about the tubing for your frame yet?
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If any of you Londoners can track down any info on a builder named stan miles from the 50's I'd be VERY interested. And yes it has the same track ends and wrap around seat stays.
Zeus out of Spain also made bikes with wrap around seatstays.
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are you from pittsburgh? i think i saw your bike locked up in sq.hillOriginally Posted by mcatano
You might've also seen my bike locked up around PGH this past summer.
whats do you think of pittsburgh as far as riding bikes on the street goes?you ever go to 'freeride'?
It's the best city I've ridden in so far. Insanely vigilant bike advocacy, very mild traffic congestion, strangely considerate drivers, lots of comrades on bikes are all good reasons for Pittsburgh being one of the better cities in the country for cycling. As far as Free Ride, yeah, I went there almost every day it was open this summer; it's where I cut my teeth working on bikes and learned how to be uber resourceful, as they get stock via donation.Originally Posted by BLACKMARKET
add grips all you want, but no bike is complete without gorgeous lugs like those on that 128 bike!


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on farfet-ched's pkdex entry it says it is now extinct becaause people keep eating them.
and i don't think anybody eats magikarp i don't know for sure...
what about a big plate of live cheruby
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Chicken Kiev Recipe
Simon's easy chicken kiev has a crispy crumb and a rich garlic butter filling - miles better than shop-bought!
Serves 4
- 250g butter
- 3 cloves crushed garlic
- Juice and zest of ½ lemon
- 1 tbsp chopped tarragon
- 4 x 175g chicken fillets
- 175g fresh breadcrumbs
- 130g polenta
- 30g plain flour
- 1 egg, beaten
- Oil, for shallow-frying
For the vegetables
- 3 carrots
- 2 red onions
- 1 head of celeriac
- 75g butter
- Juice and zest of 1 lemon
1. Blend the butter, garlic, lemon, tarragon and some salt and pepper. Roll into 4 balls, wrap in baking paper and freeze until solid (about 2 hours).
2. Preheat the oven to 180°C/gas mark 4. Bash out the chicken with a rolling pin. Sit the frozen butter in the middle of each breast, wrap the meat around and press down well.
3. Mix the breadcrumbs and polenta together. Roll the kiev in flour, egg and then the breadcrumb mixture. Repeat the process to coat twice.
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The varsity eight, which went 9-1 during the regular season and defeated six NCAA qualifiers before winning its 13th Ivy League championship, looked strong in its opening heat. Racing from Lane 3 in the opening heat, Princeton jumped out early and led UCLA by nearly two seconds after 500 meters.
That lead grew to four seconds at the midway point of the race, and Princeton ended up winning the heat in 6:56.995, which was more than five seconds faster than UCLA and 11 seconds faster than third-place Brown, which needed to go back through the reps."We came out of the opening heat feeling confident, but we know that we are going to need to find even more speed to advance through the semifinals and on to finals tomorrow," said junior Kathryn Irwin, racing from the 3-seat for the Princeton varsity eight. "It was fun to race today after taking last weekend off, and I'm excited to see what we can do in the semifinals with one race under our belt."
Princeton will look for a berth in the NCAA grand final when it competes in the 7:50 am Saturday semifinal. The Tigers will be in Lane 3, and they will be surrounded by several familiar opponents, including Ivy rivals Yale (Lane 1) and Harvard (Lane 2). Yale finished second to Princeton in the Ivy final, while Harvard is the only boat with a victory over the Tigers this season."We experienced very strong winds during our first few practice rows and heavy downpours during our opening heat today," Irwin said. "Luckily, we dealt with some similarly rough conditions during our last week of practice on Lake Carnegie, so we feel prepared for whatever weather Mother Nature throws our way."
Ohio State (Lane 4), Washington (5) and Michigan (6) will also join the semifinal, which will send three boats to the grand final. Princeton defeated Ohio State in the season opener, though the Buckeyes are ranked first in the latest national poll. The Tigers also defeated Michigan on Lake Carnegie in the season finale.
The second varsity also performed well, finishing second in its morning heat to qualify for the semifinals. USC took the race in 6:56.304, but Princeton's time of 6:58.556 was more than 16 seconds faster than the three remaining boats in the field. The Tigers led Notre Dame by more than 10 seconds midway through the race, and they never let anybody get close to taking their ticket to Saturday's semifinal.
The 2V will race in Lane 5 Saturday at 8:10 am, with three boats advancing to Sunday's national championship. Princeton will face UCLA (1), Virginia (2), Brown (3), California (4) and Notre Dame (6) in the semifinal. The Tigers only faced Brown this season, and they split in two races. Princeton won in the season opener, while Brown took the Ivy 2V title on May 19.
"We were definitely excited to get back on to the water, get back to work, and prepare for nationals after Ivies," senior Sara Kushma said. "With Nationals, the goal of each boat in the first two days is to get into the grand final. We were able to complete step one of that process today and we are looking forward to the competitive semi tomorrow.
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The varsity four had to do some extra work Friday, as it finished fourth in a loaded morning heat. USC took the win in 7:52.323, while Ohio State grabbed the second spot in 7:55.263. Stanford and Princeton were the next two boats to finish, and both began preparations for the afternoon repechage.
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A Dream Cut Short
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Hyeongsoon Kang (center) and her husband, Youngche Ki (back center), grieve with members of the Eastern Mennonite University community at a memorial for their daughter, Doyeon Ki, on Thursday. Ki, who was set to enroll in classes at EMU as a foreign exchange student from South Korea, died last week after being hit by multiple vehicles while walking along Va. 42. (Photos by Jason Lenhart / DN-R)
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Philip Yoder, an Eastern Mennonite University student touched by the death of would-be Korean exchange student Doyeon Ki, plants a memorial cross along Va. 42 on Thursday near where Ki was hit and killed on Jan. 1. EMU President Loren Swartzendruber (third from left) was in attendance, along with Ki's mother, Hyeongsoon Kang (third from right), and her father, Youngche Ki (right).
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Tweeting Becoming the New Facebook
By Alessandra LaMastro
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A social networking site such as Facebook is deemed as a resource that is "a social utility which allows people who work, study, and live around the same area to connect." In addition to this Facebook phenomenon, Myspace, a site to "find friends and classmates, meet new people, listen to music, share photos, and watch videos," is available for anyone to sign up. And now, the latest addition is a site called Twitter. This site is described on its page as a "free social messaging utility for staying connected in real-time."
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There are many reasons as to why someone would want a Twitter page, and it is all in how the page is used. Evan Williams, chief executive and co-founder of Twitter, stated in The New York Times: "Twitter, in other words, is precisely what you want it to be. It can be a business tool, a teenage time-killer, a research assistant, a news sourcewhatever. There are no rules, or at least none that apply equally well to everyone."
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Thai salad rolls with sesame-ginger dipping sauce
Makes 16 rolls
While rice paper wrappers are customarily used to make this refreshing appetizer, as above, but our recipes uses young leaf lettuce for the wrapper, resulting in colourful, flavourful finger fare. Substitute chicken or salmon for the shrimp. Note: A little of the dipping sauce is used to dress the ingredients, so make it first.
For dipping sauce:
1 tsp. (5 mL) Asian chili sauce (or
¼ tsp./1 mL dried red-pepper flakes)
2 tsp. (10 mL) sesame oil
2 tbsp. (30 mL) rice wine or mirin
¼ cup (60 mL) orange juice
6 tbsp. (90 mL) soy sauce
1 tsp. (5 mL) freshly grated ginger
2 tsp. (10 mL) peanut butter (optional)
Combine all ingredients in a small bowl and mix well.
For rolls:
3 oz. (85 g) thin rice vermicelli noodles
20 pieces leaf lettuce (16 for the wrappers, the rest to be shredded
and added to filling)
1 carrot, peeled, halved, cut into matchstick pieces
1-2 green onions, trimmed, halved and cut into matchstick pieces
½ seedless cucumber, halved, cut into matchstick pieces
12 fresh sprigs coriander
12 fresh leaves each of basil and mint
16 shrimp, cooked, halved lengthwise
Soak rice noodles in cold water for 5 minutes. Drain, then cover with boiling water and let sit for 5 minutes. Drain, rinse well, drain again and pat dry.
Stack four lettuce leaves, roll them up and slice into thin strips using a chef's knife.
Top each whole lettuce leaf with a little of the shredded lettuce, a few noodles, pieces of carrot, green onion and cucumber, a bit of coriander, one basil leaf and one mint leaf, arranging in centre. Add two pieces of shrimp and drizzle with a little of the dressing.
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Posting a photo of himself and Walker, the actor wrote, "The last scene we filmed together…There was a unique sense of completion, of pride we shared…in the film we were now completing…the magic captured…and, in just how far we've come…Fast and Furious 7 will be released…April 10th 2015!"
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18 September
Let's face it. Nothing really came out the way I would have wanted it to. Northerly wind near gale force predicted. Would have been terrific for me, heading south. Dead calm it was all day. Drizzling rain until noon. Decided to start motoring at 10 am, assuming that the wind would soon come. Ended up motoring for eight full hours, and moored in the Borgholm-?-land guest harbour. At 6.30 when I had dinner on board, the northerly started to increase. I begin to think that the Kalmar Strait has a curse hanging over Röde Orm and me. For years now, I either get calms or 25 knots headwind. At least I made some distance today, and did NOT get a headwind.
Had a walk in town before dinner. It's such a weird feeling to walk the empty streets of a place that is sooo hectic and full of people during the vacation period.
The Mets keep talking of N -NW winds near gale force. We'll see about that tomorrow.
19 September
Well, bad luck. This morning the Met Office suddenly changed their mind, SW 14-20 knots were the Mantra for the day. Got underway early,at 8.30, after some trouble leaving the dock. Smart as I were yesterday night, I berthed on the windward side of the dock. Obviously this caused me some minor problems getting away. All went well though. I sailed close-hauled all day, but I didn´t have to tack until almost at Bergkvara in the southern part of Kalmar Strait. Even though I was aiming at Kristianopel, 12 miles further south, I settled for Bergkvara. The reason for this being the simple fact that I have never been here before. Also, I could make it to port before dawn.
Off season as this is, I haven´t seen many yachts lately. A few in the Stockholm archipelago last weekend and then almost none. (not counting the ones at the race in Västervik) In Borgholm Port there were only two more yachts in the guest harbour. None of them seemed to be manned. I saw no signs of people there. Today, when the sailing was, well, semi-rough, I spotted 4 more yachts out there. One going the opposite way, To smallish Polish sailing yachts heading south and one german single-handler in an IF-boat (Folkboat made in GRP) Since I have been sailing an IF for years (wonderful boats BTW), I was happy when I found out he was going to Bergkvara too. Sadly, he didn't seem interested in any kind of socializing, though.
After more than 2000 miles on the log this summer, it should not come as a surprise that a couple of minor mishaps, or breakdowns, occurred today. Firstly, one of the lines to the Aries windvane parted due to constant chafe, and then the Bb lifeline let go when I left harbour in the morning. Fixed the lifeline with a rope, and changed the lines t the vane too. Then upon arrival to port, I nticed that the idle rev's on the engine had become too low. Fixed this too. This whole operation took me about thirty minutes. A cruising sailor's life is hard, remind you. Lol.
17 September
After the usual morning routines, we motored the few miles to town and tied up to the city dock. This saving a lot of footwork. We had an early lunch in the cockpit, before I followed Sanna to the train. She must be back for work tomorrow morning. A quick stop at the grocery store for a few more items and then I left the dock at 3pm. Sunny and near gale force SW wind which is supposed to decrease during the late afternoon. I hoisted the mizzen sail at the dock and the jib soon after. I had prepared the main with a reef. We did fine with these sails for the first few miles, since the gusts were really strong. At the strait by Spårö Båk I hoisted the main, and shortly after I could shake the reef out as well. I had a long close-hauled sail to ?- Eknö. Back to the same place as two days ago. There the wind almost dropped, and I motored for yet another hour to Stora Vippholmen, where I anchored for the night. Following winds predicted for the next two days. Great, I will be able to make a fine leap towards home port then.
14 September
A gray and drizzling morning welcomed me when I looked out of the companionway hatch. Well,
no gale force winds anyway. I was quick to get underway, by motor, to get to the Town Guest Harbour ( a busy one during summer, with 500 guest moorings available). After more than a week the hot shower and a shave was sooo enjoyable. After that, most of the day was spent washing sheets, towels and clothes.
During this time I had a walk with the dog in the surroundings, including two more yacht harbours. A handwritten sheet of paper on the wall of the clubhouse caught my attention. It advertized a second hand, but never used(!), inflatable dinghy. Since my present dink, in reality more of an enlarged bathing toy than a serious dinghy, I called the phone number on the ad. The man answering came to pick me up in his car just ten minutes later. I recognized him immediately, Tony Wärdig, a retired navy officer, who has been giving lectures to my fellow nav. teachers and myself at the beginning of this year. This sure is a small world after all!
The dink was defintely 'as new' and we made a deal. Upon return to Röde Orm with this new 'sibling', it was time to pick up Sanna at the train station. A happy reunion...
15 September
When I arrived to the Guest Harbour yesterday, I soon found out that there was a sailing race taking place here this weekend. 112 starting yachts was to sail to Byxelkrok on ?-land today, and back tomorrow. Approximately a distance of 32 miles one way. They all took off at 8am, before we woke up for sure. Pretty rough conditions, with winds in the 25-40 knots range predicted for today from NW and decrasing and veering to W or SW for tomorrow.
Sanna wanted to have a look at the town before taking off, I stayed in the boat due to a sore foot. Thus we did not leave harbour until 2pm. The wind was hard and gusting a lot. Since we were only going some 12 miles south to find a nice island to anchor at for the night, I thught it was a splendid occassion to try the storm jib for the first time. Hence, we left harbour with only this tiny, red sail hoisted. In all honesty, it left the boat a bit under-canvassed. But in the gusts we made 5,5 knots and 4-4,5 in between. Since we found this to be sooo comfy, we were just to indolent to bother with hoisting the mizzen too. Broad-reaching like this a couple of hours took us to our chosen spot for the night, ?-stra Eknö.
During this short sail, we met some 25 boats heading the opposite way. All participants of the race, whom apparently had had mishaps or simply given up the race. The weirdest thing was that most of them motored against waves and gale force wind. I am never going to understand those guys... Anyway we were fine, without any drama whatsoever we kept sailing at our mderate speed, never having to worry about anything breaking or so. Upn arrival we enjoyed a supper of fried salmon with rice and aioli, mmmm.
16 September
Gray skies again today and believe it or not, very light wind from SW. We did not experience more than 15 knots at most today. We got under sail around 10 in the morning and broad-reached back north, needless to say with full sails. Just before the narrow strait at Spårö Båk a small powerboat slowly approached us. The man in it observed us very thoroughly for a little while, after which he steered up to us and wondered how things where going. -Just fine, I said a bit surprised. -Are you fishing? I wondered. -No, just taking a little trip,he answered. -Might be the last trip this year, he went on. Then he drove off. As we wondered about this curiosity from his side, we happened to take a look over our shoulder. There came all the racing boats on the same course as we, but a couple of miles behind. The coin fell down. This guy in the powerboat thought we were actually leading the race! We had a good laugh. Then we were quick to go to Skansholmen to tie up to a mooring. We justabout had time to prepare a picnic basket with our lunch. We then sat at the terrace of the clubhouse, lunching, while all the participants rounded some 100 meters away hoisting their spinnakers in front of our table. Grand ending of an out of season weekend sail,don't you agree?
The wind piped up during the evening and night, gusting at gale force again from time to time. Didn't bother us much, though. We contently spent the remains of the day in the cabin with the diesel heater making it warm and comfy...
13 September
14 degrees in the cabin when I woke up today. Sunny again, fine. Got under sail at 10 and had another day of grand sailing. One could wish for the water to be 10 degrees warmer and the air 15 degrees, but then I would be the King of Tonga, and this a quite different story. A lazy broad-reach some 25-30 miles south. The wind was a bit lighter than predicted, and when isn't it? 14-22knots, almost flat sea and gusty. I dropped anchor at 2pm in a small bay on the SE side of Spårö, where the Båk is on top of this quite high island. The båk is/was seen from long distances out at sea, showing where the entrance to the town of Västervik is found. I reckon it's 25 years since the last time I walked to the båk. Therefore I did that now, and documented it in pic's for you to see. Nice place, or? After having dinner, and discovering that the altitude of this island hide the evening sun from me, I decided to make a neat little move of 2,5 miles closer to town. Thus I anchored at Skansholmen, Westerviks SegelSällskaps club island right in the middle of the channel that forms the entrance. King Karl XII decided in 1717 that the town should have an armament here to protect it from enemy attacks. When this did no more seem plausible, the sailing society of Västervik made it their summer home.
The plan is to get into the town's guest harbour early tomorrow morning, get some washing done and then pick up Sanna at the train station at 6pm. Oh, and there's yet another gale warning issued for tomorrow and they day after. We'll see...
11 September
Northeast 9-18 knots predicted. Perfect for the jump to Harstena (where I also spent a night on my way north, definetely one of my favorite islands...) To take a shortcut I steered out to the open sea instead of following the inshore route. The only problem being that the forecasted winds was nowhere to be seen. I was awake early and hauled the anchor before 9am. The wind, after I had made good the first few miles on the leward side of the islands, turned ut to be a mere 4-9 knots. Dead running the boat speed was just 2,5-3,5 knots. Not too bad, but definetely not what I had expected. Course 180 degrees a couple of hours to the Gustav Dahlén lighthouse that marks the entrance to Oxelösund and it's huge steelmill. Once at G.Dahlén, a 20 degrees starboard turn towards Sandsänkans Lighthouse, from which there is 4 miles left to Harstena.
Another thing to really make this day was a tiny bit of mist and a drizzling rain. Then with three hours still to go, the wind died out completely and there wasn´t much else to do than to fire up the engine again. Arrived to Flisfjärden at Harstena at 7pm as darkness was just beginning to fall. Not a sailing day for the history books...
12 September
It was not more than 15 degrees C in Röde Orm's cabin when I woke up this morning. A clear night and the chilliest I have experienced since I left home port. I was just fine under my warm duvet though and since I could see that it was sunny outside, it was not too hard to get up anyway. After breakfast I took the crewdog and rowed to shore. A few plastic bags in my rugsack, since I wanted to search for mushrooms and perhaps some lingonberries. Thus I spent a couple of morning hours in the forest. No mushrooms found though, and hardly the right type of terrain for lingonberries either. I did find quite a few black berries though. I cannot remember what they are called in english, but it's the ones that look like black raspberries and have thorns. Björnbär (=bearberries) in swedish. Must admit that they found there way right down to my stomach and not to the bags I brought to carry them in.
Anyway, both the crew dog and myself enjoyed the walk and the beautiful surroundings. On our way back from the village to the boat, we met a charming elderly woman leading a bycicle. She had been picking blueberries despite the fact they should be finished by now. I learned from talking to her that she was married to one of the men, born on this island, and that they had lived 6 months out of every year here since 1963 and the other 6 months of each year at the island on the west coast of Sweden where she was born. Some people get it all, don't they? A lovely personality anyway and it was nice to get some input on life here.
Upon return to the mother ship, a much needed hygienic effort then took place in form of a short swim. Yes short, the water temp did not admit the planned dive to inspect the through-hulls and propeller for barnacles. Apparently this summer is colder than usual, the temp in the sea is 4-5 degrees lower than a normal summer.
At 2 pm the anchor was hauled in and I set sail. By God, the forecast came out to be spot on today. SW 18-26 knots, from the afternoon veering to W and then NW and decreasing during the night. Hence I enjoyed a perfect inshore sail. Fore-reaching but I didn´t have to tack even once. The boat did 6-7 knots most of the time on a flat sea due to the wind blowing from land. It was gusty as always with a land-to-sea breeze and I enjoyed every minute of it. At 7 pm I could drop anchor at Långö/Trässö in perfect solitude at this otherwise so popular anchorage. I've got 25-30 miles left to the town of Västervik, where I plan to pick up Sanna(who is arriving there by train to join me for the weekend) and get some much wanted laundry done.
Almost forgot; I saw an eagle again today, it's the forth or fifth time.


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Texas Tech Men's Basketball Plays First Exhibition Tuesday
November 9, 1998
LUBBOCK, Texas - The Texas Tech University men's basketball team plays the first of two exhibition games on Tuesday at 7:00 p.m. in Lubbock Municipal Coliseum against Arkansas Express.
Arkansas Express has won two of its four exhibition games in November. The Express beat Arkansas-Pine Bluff in the team's opener (57-56) and defeated Southeastern Louisiana (60-51). Arkansas Express has dropped contests at Saint Louis (45-42) and Mississippi State (63-49).
Head coach James Dickey, beginning his eighth season at Texas Tech, returns four starters from last season's 13-14 squad. Senior Stan Bonewitz (San Antonio, Texas), juniors Cliff Owens (Santa Fe, Texas) and Rayford Young (Pampa, Texas), and sophomore Johnny Phillips (Fort Worth, Texas) are back from last year after starting the majority of the season for the Red Raiders.
Junior Mario Layne (Wildey, St. Michael, Barbados) is expected to be the fifth starter for the Red Raiders in their exhibition opener. Layne transferred to Texas Tech from South Plains College.
Other Texas Tech newcomers to watch include freshman center Andy Ellis (Lamesa, Texas), sophomore guard Jevon Banks (Las Vegas, Nev.), sophomore forward Jayson Mitchell (Tyler, Texas), junior guard James Ware (Minneapolis, Minn.), and junior forward Brodney Kennard (Fort Worth, Texas).
The Red Raiders will play another exhibition against Global Sports Friday, Nov. 13 at 7:00 p.m. in the Coliseum.
Tech opens the regular season at home versus Texas-San Antonio at 7:00 p.m., Thursday, Nov. 19. Ticket information can be obtained from the Texas Tech Athletic Ticket Office in the North End of Jones Stadium, (806) 742-4412 or 1-888 GO BIG 12.


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Zynga loses 3 more top execs after disastrous Q2
Zynga (NASDAQ:ZNGA) has lost three high-ranking executives in the past month, increasing the number of top staffers who've ankled the struggling social gaming firm since its December 2011 initial public offering, Bloomberg reports.
Citing sources familiar with the moves, the report states that Zynga Senior Vice President of Games John Osvald, Vice President of Games Nathan Etter and Vice President of Product Jesse Janosov have all exited the firm's ranks over the past several weeks. A TechCrunch source also confirmed the departures. Etter has already updated his LinkedIn profile to reflect his new position as a vice president at Disney, while the current status of Osvald and Janosov is unknown. A Zynga spokesperson declined to comment on the changes.
At the time Zynga went public, it was the largest gaming publisher across the Facebook (NASDAQ:FB) platform thanks to hit titles like FarmVille and Mafia Wars. But the company has struggled to maintain its initial success while transitioning its efforts to the mobile platform, and over the past 18 months Zynga has hemorrhaged executives. Among the most notable defections: Zynga Treasurer Mike Gupta left the gaming company for Twitter; Chief Financial Officer David Wehner exited to accept a senior finance post at Facebook; COO John Schappert resigned after he was stripped of his responsibilities as head of social gaming development; Chief Creative Officer Mike Verdu left to launch his own startup; CTO of infrastructure Bill Leinwand joined enterprise IT firm ServiceNow; and former OMGPOP CEO Dan Porter stepped down a year after Zynga acquired the startup's Draw Something for $180 million.
Zynga CEO Mark Pincus stepped down earlier this month, replaced by Don Mattrick, previously head of Microsoft's (NASDAQ:MSFT) Xbox business. Pincus continues to serve as Zynga's chairman and chief product officer.
Last week Zynga reported second-quarter earnings that showed decreases in virtually all of the company's key metrics. Zynga's revenue clocked in at $231 million, down 31 percent year-over-year, and its monthly active users decreased from 306 million in the second quarter of 2012 to 187 million in the second quarter of 2013, down 39 percent year-over-year. In mobile, Zynga recorded 16 million mobile daily active users and 57 million mobile monthly active users.
In tandem with the dismal earnings report, Zynga said it will not pursue a license for real-money gaming in the United States, and will instead refocus on its existing free-to-play social gaming business. Speaking on Zynga's quarterly earnings call, Mattrick said the firm anticipates two to four quarters of "volatility'' as he evaluates its business and product line and formulates a new strategy.
For more:
- see this Bloomberg article
- read this TechCrunch article
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Zynga CEO Pincus steps down, will be replaced by Microsoft Xbox Chief Don Mattrick
Zynga guts 18% of staff, shutters offices
Zynga's Draw Something 2 fades quickly after strong start
King passes Zynga with 70M DAUs across platforms, announces new mobile title


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Tuesday News, January 7
Plymouth County Board Of Supervisors To Review Budget
(Le Mars) -- The Plymouth County Board of Supervisors will begin the year examining the next fiscal year's budget. The county supervisors will hear from Dick Sievers of Mid Sioux Opportunity and Tony Schroeder from the Plymouth County Fair Board as each will submit a request for funding. Plymouth County Recorder JoLynn Goodchild will report to the county governing board offering a quarterly report. The supervisors will also hear from Plymouth County Zoning Administrator, Alan Lucken, as he will present rezoning of land in Elgin Township. The supervisors will also get a construction update from Plymouth county Engineer, Tom Rohe. This afternoon, the supervisors will begin the task of reviewing the next fiscal year budget.
City Council Will Look At Bids For Stabilizing The Floyd River
(Le Mars) -- When the Le Mars City Council meets today at noon, it will be Council member Clark Goodchild's first city council meeting. On the city council's agenda, they will focus on the submitted bids for the stabilization of the embankment of the Floyd River. The council will also review a request to establish an economic export corridor. The council will also discuss the revitalization of downtown through the community development block grant. The council is also expected to amend chapter 36 of the Fire and Rescue Department which updates the language of the ordinance.
City Water Works Crew Deal With Broken Water Main
(Le Mars) -- Often times when we have the extreme and dangerously cold temperatures and windchills like we had yesterday, water lines have a tendency to freeze and break. However, the Le Mars City Water Works personnel have been fortunate not to have had many water main breaks as a result of the extreme frigid cold temperatures. Gayle Sitzmann, superintendent for the city water works, says so far, only one main had burst as a result of the cold weather.
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Sitzmann says his office has received several calls from homeowners who have reported frozen pipes.
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Fire Department Called To Le Mars High School For Broken Sprinkler
(Le Mars) -- Speaking of water leaks, the Le Mars Fire Department was called to the Le Mars Community High School at about 6:10 a.m. to deal with a water sprinkler that had malfunctioned, spilling water in the lobby area of the new gym. The sprinkler had apparently broke. The water has since been shut off and is expected to be repaired today. Fire officials were on the scene for a little more than an hour.
Soderberg And Anderson To Hold Legislative Forums On Saturday
(Le Mars) -- On Saturday, January 11, 2014 State Representative Chuck Soderberg and State Senator Bill Anderson will be hosting legislative forums. The lawmakers will start in Hinton at the Hinton Community Center at 8:00 a.m. Their next stop will be in Le Mars beginning at 10:00 at the Habitue coffeehouse and bakery. The legislators will wrap up their forums at Akron at the Akron Public Library at 11:30 a.m. They will be discussing various issues concerning the upcoming 2014 Iowa Legislative Session. The public is invited and encouraged to attend the meetings and address any issues that are of concern.
Sioux City Police Search For Fugitive
(Sioux City) -- The Sioux City Police Department is looking for 23 year old Anthony Joseph Barton who has a warrant for his arrest for a charge of going armed with intent. On December 19th, Barton is accused of assaulting 22 year old Karilynn Schroeder of Moville and struck her with her vehicle. Schroeder and Barton had been involved in a relationship as boyfriend and girlfriend. Barton is a white male who stands 6 foot 2 inches and weighs 235 pounds, with brown eyes and brown short hair. Anyone with information on Barton's whereabouts should contact the Sioux City Police Department or the U.S. Marshals Fugitive Task Force.
Cherokee Hospital To Investigate Security After Suicide
CHEROKEE, Iowa (AP) - A northwest Iowa hospital says it's reviewing its security policy after a person committed suicide in one of its restrooms.
Officials at Cherokee Regional Medical Center say the incident happened Sunday evening. Additional information has not been released.
Cherokee Regional CEO John Comstock tells the Sioux City Journal that the person was not a patient and did not have contact with staff or other patients.
Comstock also says officials have found no fault with the hospital's security policy, but they're considering small changes. He didn't say what those changes may be.
18 People Arrested After Drug Investigation
(Storm Lake) -- Storm Lake Police have arrested 18 people following a drug investigation. Methamphetamine, cocaine, marijuana, and other illegal drugs were seized and the 18 people were arrested on Saturday and Sunday. Those arrested include: 20 year old Kevin Yang and 22 year old Doun Yang of Storm Lake, 35 year old Raul Martinez-Lozano of Storm Lake, 31 year old Macdonald Hoskins of Storm Lake, 38 year old Heidi Sippel of Galva, 32 year old Bryan Brock of Schaller, 28 year old Mindy Baughman of Fort Dodge, 32 year old Taylor Maschino of Fort Dodge, 39 year old Shane Schimmer of Ida Grove, 54 year old Dennis Franzmeier of Newell, 35 year old Casey Beckman of Odebolt, 26 year old Adam Taylor of Schaller, 23 year old Amber Apolito of Alta, 40 year old Stephen Campbell of Odebolt, 20 year old Albert Clinton Jr., 21 year old Josue Garcia of Storm Lake, 31 year old Edward Fowler of Storm Lake, and 35 year old Bouasone Sihachak of Storm Lake.
Iowa Lottery To Introduce New Scratch Off Tickets To Benefit Veterans Trust Fund
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - A new Iowa Lottery scratch-off game is aimed at raising $2 million for the Iowa Veterans Trust Fund.
The game includes a chance to win a motorcycle with a tank painted by artist Ray "Bubba" Sorensen II. He's best known for his Freedom Rock paintings on a boulder near Greenfield in southwest Iowa.
The game is called Ride to Riches. It carries prizes up to $1,000. Losing tickets may be entered online at www.ialottery.com for a chance to win the motorcycle through a March 27 raffle drawing.
Lottery profits have provided more than $14 million for the Iowa Veterans Trust Fund since 2008.
Department Of Public Safety To Use Facial Recognition Technology
IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) - A top Iowa Department of Public Safety administrator says the agency is exploring how it might use facial recognition technology to fight crime.
Chari Paulson said Monday that Iowa hasn't adopted the technology yet, but is interested in developing the capability.
Paulson was the director of the Division of Criminal Investigation for the last year. On Monday, she confirmed that she has been reassigned to be director of the DPS administrative support and technology services bureau.
In that role, she says she'll look at adopting innovative technologies and said that developing facial recognition capabilities is one on the agenda.
She wasn't specific, but some police agencies are using the technology to run photos of offenders through databases to track down information about them.
Privacy advocates worry about the technology.
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Kimberly Miller with the Palm Beach Post is reporting at least one homeowner is suing Fidelity Land Trust. "Kenneth and Joycelin Morgan filed a lawsuit last week against Fidelity Land Trust Co. and affiliated firms, saying they thought they were signing up for help reducing their mortgage amount but instead were deceived into a contract that cost them $5,000 upfront, ... Read More »
Update on Case Filed by Florida Against Fidelity Land Trust, Ed Cherry, Larry Diodato and Others
Back in 2012 the Florida Attorney General filed a lawsuit to stop Fidelity Land Trust from continuing to sell services to consumers. For more information read this post. As part of that case an anonymous tipster (send in your tips here) has forwarded me a copy of the deposition of Larry Diodato from February 19, 2013. Below are excerpts of ... Read More »
Edward Cherry, The Sunshine State Land Trust, and Others Appeal Asset Freeze
A reader brought to my attention that on October 19, 2012, Ed Cherry and other related entities had a notice of appeal recorded regarding the asset freeze for himself, The Sunshine State Land Trust Company, Growth Capital Funding, Florida Land Trust Services, and Zion Partners Irrevocable Trust. The court document reflect the asset freeze is being appealed to the Fourth ... Read More »
Details on Florida Attorney General Lawsuit Against Fidelity Land Trust, Ed Cherry, Larry Diodato and Others
The following is additional information about the complaint filed against Edward Cherry, Lawrence Diodato, Paul Gellenbeck, Shane Frankovic, Anthony C. Pintsopoulos, The Fidelity Land Trust Company, LLC, The Sunshine State Land Trust Company, LLC, Florida Land Trust Services, LLC, Growth Capital Funding, LLC, August Belmont And Company, LLC, Esquire Litigation Support, LLC, Click Media Consulting, LLC doing business as Florida ... Read More »


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Base classes and toolkit for asimov.js
Base classes and toolkit for asimov.js
$ npm install asimov-core
Klass is a base class, which all other classes build on, and it is itself mostly a wrapper for the EventEmitter in wunderbits.core.
var Klass = require'asimov-core'Klass; var MyClass = moduleexports = Klassextend console.log'Hello world'! ;
If you've worked with Backbone or wunderbits.core before, the API for binding to and triggering events should feel very familiar.
var theThing = ; theThingon'event' console.log'stuff done!';; theThingtrigger'event';
Klass and all of its child classes comes with a convenient method for typechecking.
var MyClass = moduleexports = Klassextend this.assert'defined' anything 'Anything must be defined!'; this.assert'number' value 'Value must be a number!'; ;
A class can implement a public interface by defining an array of method names. Useful for singleton, top-level modules.
var MyClass = Klassextend 'publicMethods': 'aMethodName' ;var instance = ;moduleexports = instancepublicInterface;
The logger class wraps console log to provide namespacing, task durations and more than one log level.
var Logger = require'asimov-core'Logger;var logger = ; logger.log'my-app' 'My awesome log message';
loggerpending'my-app' 'Doing things right now';
var started = ; setTimeout loggersince'my-app' 'And we are done' started; 1000;
These logs will only appear if
process.env.VERBOSE is
loggerlow'my-app' 'My debug message';loggerlowSince'my-app' 'Some task is done' started;
All synchronous filesystem abstraction, providing shortcuts for common use cases.
var Filesystem = require('asimov-core').Filesystem;var fs = new Filesystem();
fs.exists (string path) Check if path exists, returns true or false.
fs.cleanDirectory (string path) Recursively delete everything in path.
fs.copyDirectoryIfExists (string srcPath, string destPath) If source path exists, copy it to destination and return true. If source path doesn't exist, returns false.
fs.findFirstMatch (string grep, array paths) Returns the path of the first file found matching the string grep, or false if no file was found.
fs.forceExists (string path) Force a folder path to exist.
fs.getStats (string path) Return the stat object for path.
fs.isDirectory (string path) Returns true if path is a directory, otherwise false.
fs.hasFileExtension (string filename, string extension) Check if filename has the expected extension, returns true or false.
fs.readDirectory (string path, function iterator) If path exists, execute iterator with path of each file and return true. If path doesn't exist, returns false.
fs.readFile (string path) Read and return file.
fs.rebuildDirectory (string path) Delete a folder and recreate it as empty.
fs.recursiveDelete (string path) Walks a tree, deletes all files and folders.
fs.recursiveForFolders (string path, function iterator) Execute iterator for all folders in path, top down.
fs.watchTree (string path, function handler) Watch path for added, removed and modified files using watchdirectory. Returns a function that can be called to stop watching the path.
fs.writeFile (string path, value) Write value to file at path.
A small wrapper for child_process. Documentation coming soon!
Made by Adam Renklint, Berlin 2014. MIT licensed.


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Panic!.At.The.Disco. - Pretty.Odd [320kbs] [X0.] INCLUDES 2 Bonus tracks (Size: 118.99 MB)
Pretty. Odd. (or Welcome to the Sound of: Pretty. Odd.) is the second studio album by the band Panic at the Disco, released on the record label Fueled by Ramen. The first single from the album is "Nine in the Afternoon". The second single released as a digital single was "Mad as Rabbits" (released as a digital single on iTunes), although this was not really a radio single, a video was made (clips of them recording the song and clips of the filming of "That Green Gentleman" were used). The third single is "That Green Gentleman (Things Have Changed)". The fourth single is "Northern Downpour."
One difference between their sophomore and their debut album, A Fever You Can\'t Sweat Out, is that many of the song titles come directly from the lyrics, whereas in A Fever You Can\'t Sweat Out, the majority of the titles of songs were from books and movies. The album also features songs where Brendon Urie and Ryan Ross both contribute the lead vocal roles. The album is heavily influenced by the music of bands such as The Beatles, The Beach Boys and The Byrds.[1]
It has sold over 1,000,000 copies worldwide and spent 18 weeks on the U.S. Billboard 200. The album is a departure from the sound on their previous album A Fever You Can\'t Sweat Out.[2]
Track listing
No. Title Length
1. "We\'re So Starving" (Urie/Ross/Walker/Smith) 1:21
2. "Nine in the Afternoon" (Urie/Ross/Walker/Smith) 3:11
3. "She\'s a Handsome Woman" (Ross/Walker) 3:12
4. "Do You Know What I\'m Seeing?" (Urie/Ross/Walker/Smith) 4:14
5. "That Green Gentleman (Things Have Changed)" (Urie/Ross/Walker/Smith) 3:15
6. "I Have Friends in Holy Spaces" (Urie) 1:56
7. "Northern Downpour" (Ross/Walker) 4:07
8. "When the Day Met the Night" 4:53
9. "Pas de Cheval" (Walker) 2:39
10. "The Piano Knows Something I Don\'t Know" (Ross/Smith) 3:43
11. "Behind the Sea" 3:33
12. "Folkin\' Around" (Urie) 1:55
13. "She Had the World" 3:47
14. "From a Mountain in the Middle of the Cabins" 3:02
15. "Mad as Rabbits" (Urie/Ross/Walker/Smith) 3:48
Bonus Tracks
No. Title Length
16. "Nine in the Afternoon" (Radio Mix) (iTunes Bonus Track) 3:13
17. "Behind the Sea" (Alternate Version) (Deluxe iTunes Version Bonus Track) 2:24
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Raising confident children
BY Fiona Baker
Is outgoing behaviour all in your genes?
For many years it was assumed that instilling confidence in a child was the sole domain of mums and dads. But recent research has shown the confidence trait might be genetic. It seems some kids are born shy.
It's in the DNA
A 2009 study created a worldwide stir when it attributed unshakeable confidence to genetics. Researchers from London's Institute of Psychiatry claimed the ability to perform under pressure and a certain level of self-belief may be something people are born with.
This same study also showed that children with a greater belief in their own abilities often performed better at school, even if they were actually less intelligent.
The research was supported by earlier findings from the Child Development Laboratory in the US, which referred to the presence of a "shyness" gene in some kids that can fire up if they are raised by stressed out parents. Biologically speaking, it has also been found that the brains of shy people react differently in social situations to those of confident people.
While it remains a controversial area, more and more experts are starting to accept that it's possible genetics plays a role in confidence.
Larne Wellington, director of the Confident Kids and Teens program in Brisbane, says confidence is not just shaped by parents.
"We are all born with an innate ability to believe in ourselves and our capabilities," she says. "Clearly [confidence] is also influenced by genetic factors such as temperament, but even if there is a confidence gene, it doesn't mean we can't change."
What about nuture?
No matter what genes we're born with, it is widely accepted that environment will have the biggest impact on who we become. For kids, that environment usually has parental influence front and centre.
"Parents play a crucial role in helping develop their child's confidence," Wellington says.
And, she adds, it doesn't require lots of parental effort. In fact, for the over-protective and cotton-wool-wrapping parent, it can be about stepping back and letting go a little.
"Children won't feel confident about dealing with life and its challenges if they never get to experience some disappointment and do things on their own," she says. "Children need acceptance and love from their parents and to feel they have some control over their environment. They also need their parents to set the example of confidence and self-belief."
There's no avoiding it - all the parenting experts agree confidence is one of the most crucial traits a human being develops.
"It is potentially the greatest skill you can teach a child," says Anthony Gunn, psychologist and author of Raising Confident Happy Children (Hardie Grant).
"If a child has the confidence to persist with a task - such as making friends, learning a musical instrument or doing a difficult maths problem - their chance of growing into a happy and successful adult will be greatly increased, even if at first they don't succeed."
Expert tip: Actions speak louder than words - children are natural copycats and learn by copying behaviour.
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