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Foreskin 500 - Starbent But Superfreaked
Foreskin 500 - Starbent But Superfreaked
I like pie!
"The bright flicker of our television screens is the stolen incandescence of a thousand young minds." - Theodore W. Gray
"you taught us to fish while so many others were handing out tuna sandwiches" - Ziggurat
Jaku ~ DJ Krush
As the sun rises over another sleepless night.
Slayer: South of Heaven
Bright Eyes: Lifted Or The Story Is In The Soil, Keep Your Ear To The Ground
What a record! Flows as well as Srgt. Pepppers.
Frou Frou because...well, I don't really have a reason. Love the vocalist, in any case.
*****es brew (disk 2)
A Boy Named Goo ~ The Goo Goo Dolls
repeater + 3 songs
Interpol - all of it
I am a ways away from a person, but only 7 days in distance I find. Interpol gets me quicker, yeah, a bit quicker in my mind.
The Damned- Damned Damned Damned
Becoming X ~ Sneaker Pimps
It was a travesty for them to have strayed from a female vocalist.
90 Day Men: To Everybody
They fuggin' rocked Chicago tonight like mothas!
They did what!? I been outta the loop for too long.Originally Posted by Fugazi Dave
Dido - Life For Rent
Alice In Chains - Dirt
I like pie!
"The bright flicker of our television screens is the stolen incandescence of a thousand young minds." - Theodore W. Gray
"you taught us to fish while so many others were handing out tuna sandwiches" - Ziggurat
Yeah....apparently felt male vocals were more true to their music. I'll give them credit for wanting to pursue what they really feel their sound should be, but I still like them so much better with female vocals.
Give Up ~ The Postal Service
serotonin - universal time constant
skitbra & 165: a fine show, eh? pleased to hear so. now, the drummers kit: a sonor?
Originally Posted by crust & crumb
Sorry, couldn't really see from where I was standing. It was a fine show, however, and a fine show indeed. A strong synergy between audience and band and audience.
Hail To The Thief ~ Radiohead
The Sadies-Precious Moments
Agreed. One of the best shows for me ever. Catch these guys live if you can. You will not be disappointed. I was in awe of the ounslaught of sound and power coming from the stage. Immense and impending was every note. Gorgeous was every sound.Originally Posted by skitbraviking
Riding a great buzz was [165].
Sixteen Stone ~ Bush
the dropscience - experimenting with contrast
Security ~ Peter Gabriel
the 1985 - random
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IF yes then what models?
If NO then what other brands and models do you suggest for street/park?
IF yes then what models?
If NO then what other brands and models do you suggest for street/park?
There's a couple threads about similar things on this page, scroll down and read through them...
People usually recommend Haro, DK, Fit, etc.
Diamondback I guess makes some good high end bikes, but not really low end ones. They made some nice looking ones a while back, but I don't know about the quality...
diaback does make great highend bikes but they do make a couple decent lowend models aswell. go on their website, i thinks its the orion that has some really good parts at a great price. and as for the quality, eve ntho ull hear 10000 different opinions, the quality of their bikes are great, ive owned a few in my time biking and they've never giving me too much of a problem.
last minute breakfest at WaWa......$2
answers to last nights homework you forgot.......$2
school lunch without a cookie.......$2
finally escaping the crap in which everyday holds to get out on your bike.......priceless
that's life, this is BMX
id recommend dk, fly bikes, stolen, mosh, fit, maybe eastern. Do not buy GT, and haro. maybe an expensive diamand back($400).
db's complete bikes are not to my liking. my mate has a 05' skindog and it's parts are a joke. they are always breakin. the stem is like, flimsy as i ever seen a stem and don't get me started on the 3pc. 1wall rims, huge gearing, massive bars, heavy as hell(and i'm not afraid of weight on a bike), and the rear cog is already packing up. this would possibly be normal for like, ++riders, but this guy just bunny hops and 1foot drops at the most. taking this into account, i don't like db's.
bewahret einander vor herzeleid
denn kurz ist die zeit die ihr beisammen seid
denn wenn euch auch viele jahre vereinen
einst werden sie wie minuten euch scheinen
Yes, I would. The Orion 05' would be my best pick.

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I'm done grumbling about how President Obama is empowering America's enemies. After all, it is not just Obama. When it comes to abetting the Muslim Brotherhood, Republicans are right there with him.
Not all of them, of course. This week, for example, Senator Rand Paul proposed an amendment that would have prohibited our government from transferring F-16 aircraft and Abrams tanks to Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood–dominated government. This lunatic plan is not just an Obama initiative. It is also a GOP brainstorm — of a piece with 2011's Libya debacle, in which Republican leaders cheered as Obama, upon consulting with the Arab League, ignored Congress and levied war on behalf of the very jihadists who, quite predictably, have since raided Qaddafi's arsenal, besieged northern Africa, and massacred Americans in Benghazi.
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A mother-of-two was acquitted today of controlling prostitutes for gain by running a high class escort agency.
Marie McKinlay was accused of setting up The Allure Agency, recruiting and interviewing prostitutes and renting a flat in the London Bridge area for clients to meet them.
She was alleged to have made more than £350,000 in less than two-and-a-half years by providing girls to clients who would pay up to £300 an hour for their services.
The 40-year-old was alleged to have charged the prostitutes 30 per cent commission on everything they earned and between December 2008 and May 2011 had £354,579.71 paid into her account.
The trial at Southwark Crown Court heard McKinlay paid £1,500 a month rent for her house in Southampton and put her children through private school with the money she earned.
But the jury unanimously found her not guilty of a charge of controlling prostitution for gain and of a charge of converting criminal property.
Wearing a brown jumper and black trousers, McKinlay, of Lewisham, held her hand up to her mouth and looked relieved as the verdicts were read out.
When giving evidence during her defence, McKinlay told jurors: "My two favourite things in the world are money and sex, I absolutely love both of them, and a job that allows me to put them both together, why wouldn't I?"
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Sophomore catcher Shelby Pacheco and the Utes take on California today at 6 p.m. MT.
May 3, 2014
Game Information: California Golden Bears (23-25, 4-14 Pac-12) at Utah Utes (25-24, 7-15 Pac-12)
Date: Saturday, May 3
First Pitch: 6 p.m. MT
Location: Salt Lake City
Stadium: Utah Softball Stadium (1,410)
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The University of Utah softball team will look for its first-ever Pac-12 Conference series sweep today at 6 p.m. MT against California in Salt Lake City.
Cal Series Recap: The Utes have taken the first two games against the Golden Bears to secure their third Pac-12 series victory of the season.
Last night, senior center fielder Chalese Hadley and junior right fielder Marissa Mendenhall hit home runs in the fifth and sixth frames to help Utah pick up a 6-5 win.
Utah's six runs came on six hits in the contest and six different Utes registered hits during a 6-5 win.
Hadley cracked a three-run homer in the fifth to highlight a 1-for-2 night at the plate with a season-high three RBI. She now has 15 career home runs and 76 career RBI. This season, she has registered a pair of multi-RBI outings. The South Jordan, Utah native also drew a walk in the third inning.
Junior right fielder Marissa Mendenhall hit Utah's second home run of the contest in the bottom of the sixth, as she towered a fly ball well over the left-field fence for her team-high seventh round-tripper of the year and the 12th of her career. The Stansbury Park, Utah native has driven in 27 runs this season and 68 during her career.
The Utah defense increased its NCAA-leading double-play total to 43, which ties the school record.
During Utah's 8-0 run-rule win on Thursday, freshman right-hander Sammy Cordova allowed only six hits in her first career complete-game shutout.
Utah received an impressive performance from Cordova on the mound as she struck out five and walked only one in 6.0 innings of work to improve her record to 9-8 on the season. This was Cordova's seventh complete-game effort of her freshman campaign.
The Utah offense pounded out 13 hits as nine different batters recorded hits.
Freshman first baseman Bridget Castro spurred the Ute attack by going 2-for-3 at the plate with three RBI and a run scored.
Timely two run Moon Shot tonight by @buggy_33 gave @Utah_Softball the lead for good in the bottom of the 6th. #crushed #GoUtes— Jared Riley (@Jared_Riley) May 3, 2014


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A state supreme court candidate paid a visit to the queen city today.
Democrat Earle S. Banks stopped by the Northeast Inn and Conference Center. Banks has been a state representative for 20 years and has also practiced law for more than 30 years. He says he's running for the state Supreme Court central district because he says the court is biased to regular working people.
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To all my readers in England. Happy New Year – oh you have 2 hours to go. But try 2010 out for size for a few hours and let me know how it is before it gets here. I may opt to fly to San Francisco if it ain't any good, and then onto Hawaii.
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To all my readers in England. Happy New Year – oh you have 2 hours to go. But try 2010 out for size for a few hours and let me know how it is before it gets here. I may opt to fly to San Francisco if it ain't any good, and then onto Hawaii.
Need to do some serious financial juggling tomorrow. Whether or not I have enough balls to do the job remains to be seen. Errrr. Try not to read too much in that.
2009 has been a helluva year – both good and bad. 2010 is promising to be more of the same. Personally, nationally and globally.
On the personal side there have been many great ups – marriage, baby on the way, two trips to Cuba – and several downs – have hardly made a cent. i'm hoping that I'll be able to livt everything up to that of high plain pdq in the new year. That one of those lights on the horizion will be so king as to let me on board, so that I will be better able to support my new family.
Shjould it all continue to go pear-shaped, I may return to the UK to see if I can manage to puyt things on track there. Not that the weather there will be great for my hothouse flower of a wife.
Nationally things couldn't really be much worse in Jamaica. However, I keep on saying that, and I keep on being proved wrong. So I shan't say it again.
On a Global scale there are lots of reason to be happy. But buggered if I know what they are. Oh – the UK stockmarket has rebounded. There. That's one. I shan't tell you that as far as my investments go, if I have any, they are still in negative territory. Mmmm. The US claims to be out or nearly out of recession. Two. Ummmm. Give me a minute … oh, we didn't have any hurricanes in the Caribbean – but wait a minute, that's regional not global. Ah – bankers are getting big bonuses again! Ah – I know – HINI has not been the great bringer of death that we feared. Yes – lots of people have died – but far less than the millions and millions during the Spanish flu 90 years ago.
So – there you go. I always like to end on a cheerful note.
Hope 2010 will be a great year for all my readers – health wise, relationship wise and of course wealth wise. Ta ta for now.
While eating my lunch in my little cupboard of an office, a little mouse came hopping up to me in a rather self-confident manner. Being a man, I didn't scream and get outta there tout suite. OK, I may have removed myself to another area of the hardware store fairly rapidly. But the two incidents are not neccesarily connected.
Never shall I eat that delicious Texaco Gas Station fried chicken in my "office" again. From now on I shall stick to the casino, or KFC, or elsewhere.
Its hard being a man sometimes. I removed the still- twitching carcass of a medium-sized cockroach from the apartment this morning. (So it wasn't really still at all really). But I asure you I was very manly about it. Don't like using the word manly. It reminds me too much of that invertebrate Michael Manley, the former prime minister of Jamaica who did all he could to bring Jamaica to the stone age during the turbulent 1970s. But I digress.
Anyway, to prove I am a man, I am still sitting in my "office' calmly typing away – even with the full knowledge that there is a nasty looking mouse lurking near by. OK. perhaps I have my feet hoisted awkwardly (not cowardly) on the struts of my broken-down "office" chair. What of it? Sometimes I like sitting like this.
Had a rather pleasant Christams this year – very Skypey. We had a Christmas tree, in preparation for the imminent (or so we thought) arrival of my step-daughter from the land that Santa doesn't visit. And we opened presents with my family in England via Skype, and then spoke with family in Canada via Skype, and then to my friends in California, who unbeknown to anybody, would be heading off to the hospital 90 minutes later to have their baby).
Three of our invited Cuban guests found something better to do on the day – but two other came later. Before that my wife, father and yours truly tucked into a late Christmas lunch of roast chicken Cuban-style (stuffed with ham, cheese and onions), Cuban rice and peas, tossed salad, Red Stripe beer, followed up with freshly cooked Cuban-style flan (creme caramel) with chocolate icecream (much better than suet pudding) – or sugar free bana-splt icecream for those who shouldn't eat sugar.
Then that night, we broke with tradition and went out for some salsa dancing.
Boxing day, lolled around and ate leftovers. Went shopping – how anyone ever survived before Megamart, I do not know. and then I cooked a vernice spagetti sauce.
Yesterday we went sightseeing to view the crashed American Airlines plane. Not really such an awful thing to do as no one actually died. The plane looks like an expired swan. We then went to Glorias in the former pirates den of Port Royal, with our neighbours, where we feasted on curry lobster (don't knock it till you've tried it) escoveiched fish, festival, more Red Stripe and other delicacies.
Today, I had to rebook my step-daughter's flight to Jamaica. she won't be arriving today after all. This is at vast expense. but just when we thought we had got through all the red tape, it turned out we had only got through two thirds of it. No real surprises there. No dealings that have anything to do with Cuba are ever easy.
An American Airlines 737 missed the runway in heavy rain while trying to land at Norman Manley International Airport in Kingston last night. There were about 148 passengers and 6 crew on board. The plane overshot the runway and stopped on the beach, a few feet from the sea.
No one died. But about 90 were taken to hospital, several with broken bones.
The emergency services seemed to do a good job, getting to the scene in 3 minutes, under the 4 minutes proscribed by some international body, for when a plane has an incident like this outside of the airport area. If it happens on the runway the time allowed is 90 seconds.
But some passengers complained that they didn't see anything happen for 20 minutes. Whether time dragged for them, or whether some couldn't be attended for 20 minutes (the nearest hospital is probably near to 15 minutes away) is not clear.
Anyway – the main thing is no one was killed. The other thing is – I think I'd rather fly Air Jamaica. Their pilots know their airports – especially Kingston and Montego Bay. American Airlines pilots may travel the whole world, and may be unfamiliar with Jamaican airports.
Also, the crash had a bonus for government. It is introducing a heavy IMF-backed tax package to make up for a $22 billion shortfall in income thanks to this financial crisis. The first attempt to introduce this a couple days ago went up like a lead balloon, and government is withdrawing it and coming back again tonight with a new one. But the opposition jumped on it with glee and planned protests across the island today – calling government wicked (for having to fix the problems that the opposition created with their 18 years in office). But this crash shifted that story off the front page and late into the TV news.
Weather here is chilly. Its about 27 degrees at the moment – celsius. And is was 25 yesterday. But we are made of strong stuff, and so far our winter woolies remain in the back of our wardrobes.
The lovely parents of two school friends of mine were murdered in their Mandeville home a couple years ago. Their names were Dickie and Julia Lyn. Their bodies were unfound for weeks. The two men who killed them were found after an intensive search several weeks later.
Their trail in Kingston ended yesterday.
I am so glad that these men have now been found guilty. They will be given their sentences in January. I am not sure that the death penalty can be given in this instance (as I think that is now reserved for first degree murder). But if it is given, I feel it would be strongly supported.
Thank goodness that in this event, justice has finally been done, and has been seen to be done.
And I'm so happy that my friends will be able to know that this terrible act did not go unpunished.
Interview in the morning – well afternoon actually. But firts to May Pen to bbq sausages for Customer Appreciation Day,
So its gonna be a hectic day, no matter how you slice it.
Meanwhile, txes are going up on Jan 1st, and GCT – VAT to you- is to be introduced to electricity rates. Which means a 17.5 per cent increase there. Also GCT on books, newspapers, etc – and just about everything else that it wasn't on before, except I think, flour and maybe rice. VAT is currently 16.5 per cent.
Oh for the days of the Empire when you could bolt to some warm place in the tropics.
Its a bad time to be a dancehall DJ. These are the guys who have taken reggae music to new depths, and often have less than savoury lyrics which is yelled to a very simple piece of noice someties referred to as music. Not all of it is bad. But much of it is. Some of the better ones who come to mind are Sean Paul, Shaggy and Elephantman. Each of them have messages which while often light, do not resort to hate.
In Jamaica now we have two guys who are musical rivals, and who each now seem to have gangs of supporters, one called Gaza and the other Gully. The oppossing supporters have not yet murdered each other, but have done just about everything up to that point – or so the media are leading people to believe. Tensions are so high, that government is now involved, trying to create a peace initiative between the two individuals at Jamaica House, and hopefully having some kind of peace concert, as was reported recently on the BBC. The head of the media association here has critisized government for this effort to ease the tension.
And then you have Buju Banton, who has now been arrested in the States for trying to buy cocaine. Many people in Jamaica don't believe he could be involved in cocaine as he is thought to be a true Rasta, who would spurn cocaine but hug up ganja. Many believe that he is being set up by memebers of the gay community in the US, as he is hated by them for writing a very popular song when he was 15 (many years ago) which seems to support and even call for the murder of gay men. Since then he has become far more conscious in his lyrics, but it is too late for many in the gay community, who believe that his song may have helped initiate the murder of gays in several countries around the world.
And now, lastly and perhaps leastly, Beanie Man (the self-proclaimed King of Dancehall) has been critisized (admonished maybe) by his sponsors for singing a song about killing gay men while on tour in Africa.
Maybe all of this will shake up Jamaican 'musicians' so that they realize that if they truly want to be succesful – at least on a global level – they should put their homophobia to bed. I am told that Beenie Man said his songs were really against pediophiles, particuarly uptown men who would go to his slum-like neighbourhood to buy sex from little boys, sometimes paying the families, when he was growing up. But this is not how it comes across in these songs or in speech – and even if it did come across like that, it would probably still not be thought of as acceptable.
I've said it before. I don't beleive Jamaica is more homophobic than most countries – it is beleived that one or two of our prime ministers were gay. And I don't believe that homosexuals have a higher murder-rate than other members of the population. But Jamaica does have a very high murder rate – and the hate which is spewed by many of these DJs I am sure helps to feed and sustain that murderous mind-set.
Is it possible that driving for 50 minutes – mainly on a highway – is exhausting, when compared to sitting in heavy traffic for the same length of time?
It takes me about 50 minutes to drive to May Pen from Kingston. For the first 10 to 15 minutes there is a lot of traffic lights to go through, and then about 20 minutes on the highway, and then about 20 minutes or so on a regular road with lots of vehicles, goats, pedestrians, dogs and mad men (behind wheels). Basically quite an easy drive. And then I drive 50 minutes back.
6 days a week.
And I'm exhausted. I've just changed the filter on my breathing machine – well, last night – and I'm still exhuasted.
I didn't think it possible, but maybe its less stressful and strenuous, to sit in heavy traffic waiting for the car infront of you to inch ahead.
I haven't been a great celebrator of the Christmas season for some time. But there is something funny in BA staff striking at this time.
Luckily, I'm not intending to fly to London from Jamaica at the moment. If I was, perhaps I'd have to try and flag a lift with Santa and Rudolf. Or go for the Virgin, which I suppose is really more suitable at this time of year anyway.
If nothing else, atleast those discussing climate change in Copenhagan should find something of good cheer in the decision of BA workers to go on strike – hence ridding the world of more noxious fumes.
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After Baby is Born: Postpartum Depression and Relationships
When Tina Merritt gave birth to her son Graham six years ago, she expected what all new mothers expect: a joyous experience getting to know her baby. Instead, she found that she was terrified of her own child. "I came home and I cried for hours straight. I was afraid that somebody would leave me aloRead Full Article
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Star Wars Weekends returns to the Walt Disney World Resort during May and June 2012, as Disneys Hollywood Studios celebrates the Star Wars film saga and the hit animated television series Star Wars: The Clone Wars.
The annual special event, included in regular theme park admission, will be held every Friday, Saturday and Sunday from May 18-June 10, 2012.
The power of the Force and magic of Disney combine as plenty of out-of-this-world characters including Wookiees, droids, Ewoks, bounty hunters and Jedi roam the streets of Disneys Hollywood Studios for meet-and-greet opportunities with guests.
The centerpiece of the celebration is the spectacular 3-D attraction, Star Tours The Adventures Continue. The attraction, which opened last spring at Disneys Hollywood Studios, uses eye-popping 3-D, a dramatic musical score and motion simulator-based technology to immerse guests in the Star Wars galaxy like never before.
Jedi Training Academy, one of the interactive entertainment experiences at the theme park, allows young guests to learn from a Jedi Master before testing their newly acquired skills in a battle with Darth Vader.
Also featured at Star Wars Weekends: the chance for fans to purchase one-of-a-kind Star Wars memorabilia, Star Wars games, plus theres special Star Wars parades and motorcades, star conversations and autograph sessions with Star Wars actors and creative talent (celebrity lineup will be announced at a later date). The ever-popular Hyperspace Hoopla ends each Star Wars Weekends day with a show filled with comedy, dancing, high-energy music and many of the famed Star Wars characters.
For more information and future updates, guests may go online to disneyworld.com/starwarsweekends or starwars.com.


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Monday Afternoon News, June 9
Water Main Break Has People Without Water
(Le Mars) -- Le Mars residents living within a few blocks of 120 11th Street southwest will notice they have no water. Le Mars Water Department Superintendent Gayle Sitzmann says the city has a water main break in that neighborhood. Crews are on the scene making repairs. Sitzmann believes it may be 3:00 or 4:00 p.m. this afternoon before water will be restored to the neighborhood.
Runners Run In Colors For Boys Club
SIOUX CITY, Iowa (AP) - More than 2,500 runners in Sioux City got a blast of color as well as a workout from a 5 kilometer race.
Runners who ran in the charity race Sunday morning were blasted with colored cornstarch at a number of spots, leaving their skin and clothing streaked with different shades.
The run was a fundraiser for the Boys Club of Sioux City.
Organization board member Jim Palmer says the organization hoped to raise up to $25,000 from the race.
Runner Scott Andrew, of Norfolk, Nebraska, didn't realize he'd be sprayed with colored cornstarch but didn't mind, saying "I didn't know what to expect, but it was fun."
Branstad Won't Comment On Lawsuit
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - Gov. Terry Branstad won't comment on a lawsuit filed by the state's workers' compensation commissioner.
The Iowa Supreme Court ruled Friday that Branstad and top aides could be held personally liable if a jury decides they defamed Commissioner Christopher Godrey and improperly cut his salary in an attempt to force his resignation.
The 5-2 decision means that a lawsuit filed by Godfrey returns to a lower court for trial.
The state has spent $525,000 in legal fees on the case. On Monday, Branstad referred questions to a private attorney representing the state, saying it's pending litigation and he can't comment.
Godfrey, who is gay, is suing Branstad, Lt. Gov. Kim Reynolds, and other state officials, alleging he was discriminated against based on his sexual orientation and defamed by their statements.
Homeless Victims Told They Must Leave
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - Des Moines city workers have posted fliers along trails near the Des Moines River informing homeless campers they must leave.
KCCI-TV reports workers have posted the fliers on trails near Euclid Avenue in northern Des Moines. Homeless campers have until June 27 to leave, or crews will dispose of their property.
City Council member Christine Hensley says the decision to remove the campers followed complaints about the camps.
The city has made similar moves in past years, including an effort to remove homeless campers from beneath a bridge near downtown Des Moines.
Officials say they're working to offer other housing options to the homeless campers.
Camper Jonathan Gisi hopes for city assistance getting an apartment, saying, "If I can get a little help, then maybe I can help myself."
Accident Injures Police Officer
HUXLEY, Iowa (AP) - A police officer has been injured in a crash near Interstate 35 in central Iowa.
Huxley Police Chief Mark Pote told Des Moines television station KCCI that the officer was stopped near the interstate when another vehicle rammed into the police cruiser from behind. The driver of that vehicle was taken into custody to face possible charges of drunken driving.
The officer was taken to Mary Greeley Medical Center for treatment of minor injuries. He was identified as Nick Swanson.
Candidate Withdraws Name From List
FORT DODGE, Iowa (AP) - The Webster County attorney has announced that she won't seek election in November.
Cori Coleman says she and her family plan to move back Des Moines to be closer to relatives.
Coleman has held the post since being appointed in June 2013. She'd been first assistant under Ricki Osborn, who quit to take over a private law practice.
First assistant county attorney Jennifer Benson says she'll be seeking the Democratic nomination to replace Coleman on the ballot.
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"Teddy Roosevelt's Nobel Peace Prize" Meredith NH - November 07, 2012
Charles Doleac, founder of the Portsmouth Peace Treaty Forum presents the NH Humanities Council-sponsored illustrated talk on the Treaty, NH citizen diplomacy and how local citizens helped President Theodore Roosevelt earn the Nobel Peace Prize for orchestrating the negotiations that ended "World War Zero" (the Russo-Japanese War of 1904-05). Free. 6:30 pm. Presented by the Meredith Public Library, 91 Main Street, Meredith NH.
Portsmouth Peace Treaty Living Memorial Cherry Trees
In 2012, the 100th anniversary of the gift of the iconic Washington DC cherry trees to the US by Japan, the Japan-America Society of New Hampshire learned that those famous trees were a direct result of the Portsmouth Peace Treaty, negotiated in Portsmouth NH in 1905, ending the Russo-Japanese War. Research showed that the Mayor of Tokyo, Yukio Ozaki, who facilitated the cherry tree gift, described in his autobiography a desire to thank the US for its role in ending the War. That conclusion resulted in a 2012 op-ed in the Washington Post by the Ambassador of Japan to the US, noting "Tokyo Mayor Yukio Ozaki, who was thankful for the role the United States had taken preparing negotiations leading to the Treaty of Portsmouth, which ended the Russo-Japanese War, seized this opportunity."
The Japan-America Society arranged to receive cherry trees descended from the Washington trees in commemoration of the 100th anniversary of the diplomatic gift and began planting those trees at key sites related to the Treaty history, as a living memorial to the Portsmouth Peace Treaty and the citizen diplomacy involved in reaching the successful conclusion. In 2015, for the 110th anniversary of the Treaty, cherry trees were planted around the city of Portsmouth and throughout the state. Although President Theodore Roosevelt never came to Portsmouth, having promised Japan and Russia that he would not be at the table, won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1906, for orchestrating the negotiations.
Each town receiving a Portsmouth Peace Treaty Living Memorial cherry tree becomes part of the statewide celebration of Portsmouth Peace Treaty Day, proclaimed by the Governor, by law, each year on September 5th (the day the Treaty was signed in 1905). In return for the tree, each location makes the commitment to care for the tree, to host a program explaining the Portsmouth Peace Treaty and NH citizen diplomacy and to ring bells on September 5th at 3:47 pm (the moment of the signing) in conjunction with fellow citizens across the state.
"The cherry trees are famous as the symbol of friendship from Japan, a gesture of people-to-people diplomacy," said Charles B. Doleac, president of the Japan-America Society of New Hampshire. "The Japan America Society of NH showcases cherry trees that are directly associated with the Treaty and the iconic Washington trees to keep the spirit of the Portsmouth Peace Treaty and its many branches of citizen diplomacy alive."
For more information on Portsmouth Peace Treaty Living Memorial cherry tree locations, click here.
To raise money for the memorial, an original oil painting by celebrated maritime painter, and seacoast resident, Christopher J. Ward was commissioned. A limited edition of 900 museum quality prints has been published by the Memorial Fund for local, national and international distribution and sale.
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To celebrate the treaty, and the efforts that led up to it, the Portsmouth Peace Treaty Anniversary Committee has established a Portsmouth Peace Treaty Memorial Fund, the proceeds of which will enable the commissioning of a memorial to be located in
According to the Japan-America Society of New Hampshire, one of the organizations involved with the Memorial Fund Committee, the Treaty exemplifies the ability of local citizens to mediate informally international disputes. As hosts for thirty days in August 1905, the State of
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The committee commissioned a painting by celebrated maritime painter, and seacoast resident, Christopher J. Ward, from which limited edition prints were made. The painting depicts the arrival of the Russian and Japanese delegates in August 1905 and their transit through Portsmouth Harbor transit, in US Navy motor launches, to the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard where the Treaty was negotiated and signed. It includes images of the USS Dolphin, the North Church steeple, St. John's Church, Merchant's Row storehouses, the Moffatt-Ladd House, the SS Mineola Isles of Shoals ferry, and other historically accurate sights of 1905. A limited edition of 900 individually signed and numbered prints is now available. To view an image of the print, click here. Purchasers of the prints will be credited as "Founders" of the Memorial and their names will be listed on the permanent Portsmouth Peace Treaty website (click here) and in a commemorative piece.
Individually signed, numbered, and embossed prints have been produced on Arches Infinity sheets, a museum quality archival paper. A limited number of the prints were remarqued by the artist. A certificate of authenticity from the Peace Treaty Memorial Fund accompanies each print.
The unframed print is available in two sizes: Large (13'" x 30") and Small (10" x 22") for the same price of $695.
The prints are available at Kennedy Studios Gallery & Custom Framing, 41 Market Street in Portsmouth, New Hampshire. Telephone 603-436-7007.
Matted and framed prints (neutral linen mat and gilded rope edge wood frame) are also available through the Japan-America Society of NH. These framed prints are 25" x 39" overall and are $950. Telephone: 603-436-4010.
The Japan-America Society of NH is currently creating a Portsmouth Peace Treaty Living Memorial in the form of cherry trees. These trees, given to JASNH on the 100th anniversary of the planting of the iconic cherry trees in Washington DC , are descended from those trees. Portsmouth is one of just 32 cities nationwide to receive the trees. Research uncovered in 2012 determined that the Washington trees were given to the US by Japan in thanks for diplomacy that ended the Russo-Japanese War with the Portsmouth Peace Treaty. For more on the Living Memorial project, click here.


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Tuesday, May 11, 2010
Wordless Wednesday: Dad, Somewhere Cold
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I will be so glad when google/blogger get their issues resolved so I can again see the posted pictures. ---- Really irritating that I miss so much.
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Average joe
Project 1: Painting
This doesn't mean it requires no skill – I've seen some horrific paint jobs, but with some patience and preparation, painting is a great DIY project. A 1,500-square-foot house takes about two days to paint, and it would cost about $2,500 to have a professional come in to do it. Either way, it should have about a 250 percent return on investment (taking into account the home's total cost). So whether you DIY or hire a pro, the job is worth about $6,250.
Painting tips:
- Protect the floors.
- Remove receptacle and switch cover plates.
- Tape your edges if you aren't steady with the brush.
Project 2: Insulating framed walls
I often see houses with energy wastage from lack of insulation on walls and in headers. The installation of batt insulation is simple and has immediate results. The average 700-square-foot basement takes about a day to insulate, and the labour would cost about $1,200. Insulation has about a 150 percent return on investment, so it adds about $1,800 in value. If I'm working with a homeowner who has no construction experience, one of the first tasks I'll suggest is installing insulation.
Insulating tips:
- Most walls are framed on 16-inch centres, and Roxul insulation comes ready to fit betwen those frames.
- Start at the top of the wall and work down, cutting the last piece to fit.
- Use a bread knife to slice the insulation for a perfect fit. You can do an entire basement in one afternoon; the reward is saving up to 20 percent on your energy bill.


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1) My style inspiration was "how a 19th century vampire courtesan might have dressed" (I was reading a lot of Anne Rice while simultaneously watching Dangerous Beauty pretty much on auto-repeat). I did not reveal this to anyone, ever, before this moment.
2) I spent most of the night talking about Opus Dei with my date. My date did not find this odd at all, probably because he was a weird combination of super bright, well adjusted and really nice. I'm still in touch with him, occasionally. He lives in China, now. What a good guy.
3) I spent the evening afraid to drink anything because I'd been warned excessively about roofies beforehand. At one point, I ended up drinking from the bathroom sink. Roofies. They were a big thing for people to tell you to be concerned about! I guess legitimately! KIDS – NEVER DRINK ANYTHING.
Ashley Cardiff (ED NOTE: Submitted by EIC Jen Wright)
1) Ashley did not attend Prom.
2) Han Solo did not attend Prom
3) This is definitive proof that Ashley is like Han Solo.
1)This picture is taken in front of a pond at the Botanical Garden, where we went so I could chase geese. I now realize that geese find this terrifying.
2) That tuxedo-clad arm on the left? Broken in a street hockey game three days later.
3) My dress cost $80 at JCPenney and I picked it in 15 minutes so I could go home and study for the APs.
Jessica Ogilvie:
1) My prom happened aboard a boat.
2) One person got seasick.
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That at his passing, Senator Robert Byrd (D-WV) merited the high respect of being laid in state in the Senate Chamber goes without saying. His recognition as the longest-serving member of Congress—fifty-one years in the Senate, following six years of service in the House of Representatives—is only one indication of the remarkable record of Senator Byrd's call and commitment to the people of West Virginia. Another was his principled and dogged determination to lift his people from the poverty which early paralyzed the state. And that he did.
Senator Byrd came to the Hill having experienced in his own family the poverty of West Virginia, determined to eradicate it. As Adam Clymer noted in the superb New York Times (6.29.10) salute to Senator Byrd, Byrd's family poverty had denied the Senator, valedictorian of his high school graduating class, the opportunity of pursuing a college degree. But that very deprivation gave birth to Senator Byrd's unique thirst for an informal education of his own design, rich in history, literature and Biblical studies—many elements of which were integrated into his legislative position on an issue being debated to ensure its integrity.
At times, despite their political persuasion or position on a specific issue, a lobbyist as well as a Member of Congress might endeavor to compare his/her position with that of Senator Byrd, endeavoring to test its solidity against that of the Senator. Too, both legislators and citizens in decision-making roles might well review and with certainty embrace the doctrine of the equality of all peoples and the right of each to that which ensures their human dignity and welfare. Senator Byrd leaves us with that challenge.


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Charitable gifts to The John Crosland School are not only of tremendous benefit to the school, but they can have a positive tax impact for the donor as well. All gifts to The John Crosland School are tax deductible.
Every charitable gift is appreciated and can be designated by the donor. Donors can choose to support the Annual Fund, Annual Fund Gala or the Capital Fund and can direct their giving toward specific programs or school needs. For more information on Planned Giving click here.
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Officials provide update on River Valley Ranch death
Boy, 12, killed by falling tree in wind storm
Carroll County officials did not release the name of the 12-year-old boy who was killed Tuesday night after getting caught in a severe wind storm that brought down a tree on a group of campers .
At a press conference Wednesday afternoon, River Valley Ranch's executive director Jon Bisset said staff followed all of the camp's protocols for dealing with severe weather.
"It's a very sad day here at River Valley Ranch," Bisset began. "Our hearts are heavy for the victims who were involved in the incident up here. We've been around for 62 years and we've never had anything like this ever happen before. This has been a very difficult time for us. We're pressing on and moving forward and our hearts and prayers are will the families involved."
He said he spoke with the mother of the boy who died but opted to keep the the conversation private.
"We had a good conversation," he said.
He also said he plans to keep the camp open.
Carroll County Sheriff's Office Cpl. John Light said that the eight other boys who were injured by the falling debris were expected to survive .
The group of campers were in an open-air pavilion for a prayer service, about 150 yards away from a shelter hall at the campground. A camp staff member saw the sky go dark quickly and began to usher the campers toward the hall.
"The storm came upon them rapidly and quickly and violently, without any notice and unfortunately this is what happened," Bisset said.
About 15-20 trees were brought down be the destructive wind.
"It looks like a tornado went through a small section of this camp right where these campers were," Bisset said.
The victim was a 12-year-old boy who had attended the camp before. Bisset said he had attended the camp for several years.
"We are a Christian camp and we do believe in our heart that God is in control and despite difficult circumstances in our life we rely on his for our strength," Bisset said. "That's what we're doing here. That's what we're telling our staff. That's what we're saying when we talk to the families involved. We're just trying that something good that will come from this but right now we're just sad. It's been a tragic situation."
Bisset said that the decision to keep the teenagers' camp and the day camp open was based on advice from grief counselors.
The storm swept through Arrowhead Woods and will require a fair bit of cleanup, Bisset said.
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Alston played only a few games with Ron Naclerio at Cardozo High School in Bayside, New York due to academic difficulties. But he has remained loyal to Naclerio and Cardozo.
He competed with the Houston Rockets this past season in the NBA. "It's going to be great to have him coaching for us," said Charles. "The kids will learn a lot."


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We understand that the Evercrack addicts will be too busy questing to attend the festivities, but…
The City of San Diego is marking the 10th anniversary of the Everquest launch by naming March 10th as Sony Online Entertainment Day, reports Massively:
[SOE CEO] John Smedley will be on hand to accept this very nifty award from San Diego City Councilmember Carl DeMaio. 10 years of being online is a hell of an achievement for any MMO.
Now, the burning question we want to know is if Councilman DeMaio ever had to corpse-run, too?


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So I have my Zimbra install setup as server.mydomain.com, so the default accounts are like so: firstname.lastname@example.com.
Now I want it to automatically have email@example.com to go to this mailbox, but I don't want to have to set it for each and every user. Is there a way to set multiple domain aliases so that I don't have to specify it on each user? I'm not sure what to search for in the wiki, I see the split domain setup but I don't want some users to receive mail, I want to do a hard swap to the new server.
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firstname.lastname@example.com is default for new users
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BMR admin GUI already displays MAC address column when user selects Network Interface menu.
Also in BMRCONFIG mapping GUI too MAC ID is displayed.
In case this does not satisfy your requirement then can you please elaborate more?
If I have a MAC info in BMR Devices and Drivers Interface I can choose which NIC to disable.
When I have more than one NIC with the same type I can't identify them by something, and MAC adress is a good information for this.


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A salesman at the dealer said 1st & 5th gear will whine some because they are now helical gears and and this makes them stronger but adds some whining.
The ride of an 08 and a 11 are much different, due to frame change and engine mounts. The newer touring bikes are much smoother riding, IMO.
Oil should be changed with the engine top end coming off.
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I wouldn't open it up, down to the piston, looking down into the crank, without fresh stuff. But some magical way dirt wont get in yours. Sure most oil is down in pan or cam area. I just wouldn't do it.
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Dec. 13
• FILM SCREENING: Seniors watch "White Christmas," starring Bob Hope, 1-3 p.m. at the South Iredell Senior Center, 202 N. Church St., Mooresville. Details: 704-662-3337.
• CHARITY DINNER: The Ryan Newman Foundation holds its 9th Annual Charity Dinner and Auction 5-10 p.m. at the Statesville Civic Center, 301 S Center St., Statesville. Attire is neatly pressed jeans. The evening features entertainment, Southern cuisine and mingling with NASCAR drivers and celebrities. Details: www.ryannewmanfoundation.org or 704-876-4775.
• CHRISTMAS DANCE: Seniors celebrate the holidays with a Christmas dance 5:30-8:30 p.m. at the South Iredell Senior Center, 202 N. Church St., Mooresville. The dance is open to seniors ages 60 and older. Bring a snack or finger food to share. Admission costs $1.
• ICE SKATING: The Huntersville Christmas Ice Rink opens 10 a.m.-8 p.m. at the Town Center Parking lot, 105 Gilead Road, Huntersville.
• SANTA AT BIRKDALE: Children can take pictures with Santa Claus noon-6 p.m. across from the Christmas tree at Birkdale Village, 6805 Birkdale Commons Pkwy., Huntersville. Details: www.birkdalevillage.net.
• ARTIST RECEPTION: The Mooresville Artist Guild hosts its monthly artist reception 6-8 p.m. at 103 W. Center Ave., Mooresville. Details: www.magart.org.
Dec. 14
• FISHING TOURNAMENT: The Ryan Newman Foundation holds its 8th Annual Charity Fishing Tournament 7:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. at Pinnacle Boat Ramp in Mooresville. Outback Steakhouse will provide a take-home dinner to fishers. Details: www.ryannewmanfoundation.org or 704-876-4775.
• REINDEER ROMP: The Sherrills Ford-Terrell Rotary Club hosts its 6th annual Reindeer Romp at 10 a.m. at the Camp Dogwood on Mt. Pleasant Road. Check-in and registration begins at 9 a.m. The 5K entry costs $25. The fun run entry fee costs $20. There will be T-shirts, hot chocolate and trophies. Proceeds benefit local children's needs. Details: www.sftrotary.com/reindeer_romp or 828-217-2378.
• YULETIDE BAZAAR: The Misfit Sanctuary holds a Yuletide Bazaar 10 a.m.-4 p.m. at the National Guard Armony, 300 Sixth St., Belmont. The celebration includes warm drinks, homemade soups and baked goods, a visit from Santa and live musical performances. The sanctuary is also collecting blankets, coats, hats, gloves and scarves for Homeless Cold Weather Packs.
• SANTA BREAKFAST: Birkdale Village hosts breakfast with Santa at 8:30 and 9:45 a.m. at Red Rocks Café, 8712 Lindholm Drive, Huntersville. Tickets cost $10 for children and $15 for adults. Proceeds benefit Our Towns Habitat for Humanity. Details: www.ourtownshabitat.org or 704-896-8957, ext. 110.
• BLOOD DRIVE: The Community Blood Center of the Carolinas holds a blood drive 2-6 p.m. at Regal Theaters Birkdale 16, 16950 Birkdale Commons Pkwy., Huntersville. Donors get a free movie ticket. Details: www.carolinadonor.org or 704-972-4700.
• JUST BE CLAUS: The Just Be Claus festival begins with the "We Believe" Santa 5K trail run at noon and the Reindeer Relay to follow. The Mike Strauss Band performs at 1 p.m. Donations for Toys for Tots can be dropped off throughout the festival, which occurs at the U.S. National Whitewater Center, 5000 Whitewater Center Pkwy., Charlotte.
• CANDLELIGHT CHRISTMAS: Visitors tour the plantation and see Christmas celebrations and preparations 6-9 p.m. at Historic Latta Plantation, 5225 Sample Road, Huntersville. Admission costs $8 per person. Ages 5 and under get in free. Details: www.lattaplantation.org or 704-875-2312.
• SANTA VISITS RESTORES: Children take pictures with Santa noon-3 p.m. at the Our Towns Habitat for Humanity's Restore, 20414 N. Main St., Cornelius. Photos cost $3.50 each or $10 for three. Proceeds benefit Our Towns Habitat.
• BOAT PARADE: The Peninsula Yacht Club hosts "It's a Pirate's Christmas" Lighted Boat Parade at 6:15 p.m. at 18501 Harbor Light Blvd., Cornelius. Santa arrives by fireboat and concessions open at 6 p.m. Details: 704-892-9858, ext. 32, or www.peninsulayacht.com.
• CHRISTMAS RECITAL: Children perform alongside their parents in "A Musical Winter Wonderland," presented by Gerrie Daniel's Christian Academy of Music, at 5 p.m. at St. Phillip Baptist Church, 524 Dellwood Drive, Huntersville.
• ORCHESTRA: The Lake Norman Orchestra rolls out the spirit of Christmas with a gala and concert, "The Spirit of Christmas," at the Charles Mack Citizen Center, 215 N. Main St., Mooresville. Dinner takes place at 6-7 p.m. The concert begins at 7 p.m. Tickets cost $20 for adults or $15 for children. Buy them at www.lknorchestra.org.
• CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL: Downtown Huntersville will become a winter wonderland 4-8 p.m. A Huntersville Christmas features a variety of concessions, craft vendors at Main and Maxwell park, live carolers, a visit from Santa and his elves, stories with Mrs. Claus and an ice rink. The festival will collect canned goods, books and unwrapped toys for those in need. Details: www.huntersville.org.
• SWINGIN' WITH SANTA: The North Mecklenburg Community Chorus jazz ensemble Left@25 presents a free concert at 3 p.m. at Community in Christ Lutheran Church, 7621 Norman Island Drive, Cornelius. Details: www.NMCchorus.org.
Dec. 15
• ICE SKATING: The Huntersville Christmas Ice Rink opens 10 a.m.-5 p.m. at the Town Center Parking lot in downtown Huntersville.
Dec. 17
• BINGO: Seniors play bingo at 1:30 p.m. at the South Iredell Senior Center, 202 N. Church St., Mooresville. No fees or registration required. Details: 704-662-3337.
Dec. 18
• STORYTIME: Santa reads "T'was the Night Before Christmas" 10 a.m.-noon and 1-3 p.m. at the Energy Explorium, 13339 Hagers Ferry Road, Huntersville. The event, dubbed "Story Time with Santa," features photos with Santa, craft stations and holiday cookies. Details: www.duke-energy.com.
• GINGERBREAD WORKSHOP: Children decorate a gingerbread ornament for the tree, participate in storytelling, make a tasty gingerbread cookie and have some hot chocolate 11 a.m.-noon or 2-3 p.m. at Discovery Place KIDS, 105 Gilead Road, Huntersville. Admission costs $8. Details: www.discoveryplacekids.org.
Dec. 20
• BOOKSIGNING: O.C. Stonestreet sells and signs copies of his books, "They Called Iredell County Home: Interesting People Who Were Born or Lived in Iredell County, N.C." and "Tales from Old Iredell County: Historical Mysteries, Legends, Murders and Stories of the Unusual and Unique," 6-8 p.m. at the Mooresville Museum, 132 E Center Ave, Mooresville.
• NUTCRACKER BALLET: The performance by the Academy of Dance and Fine Arts begins at 7 p.m. at Roland R. Morgan Auditorium at Mooresville High School, 659 E. Center Ave., Mooresville. Tickets cost $12 for adults and $10 for ages 6-11. Ages 5 and younger get in free. Buy them by visiting www.adfastudio.com or calling 704-663-3169.
Dec. 21
• NUTCRACKER BALLET: The performance and holiday benefit by the Academy of Dance and Fine Arts begins at 1 p.m. with the holiday benefit at 5 p.m. at Roland R. Morgan Auditorium at Mooresville High School, 659 E. Center Ave., Mooresville. Tickets cost $12 for adults, $10 for ages 6-11 and free for ages 5 and under. Buy them online: www.adfastudio.com or call: 704-663-3169.
• HOLIDAY THEATER: The Davidson Community Players performs "Miracle on 34th Street" 8 p.m. Dec. 12-14, 19-21; at 7 p.m. Dec. 15 and 22; and 2 p.m. Dec. 15, 21 and 22 at the Armour Street Theatre, 307 Armour St., Davidson. Tickets cost $20 for adults, $18 for seniors and $12 for students. Buy them online: www.davidsoncommunityplayers.org or by calling the box office: 704-892-7953.
• COMMUNITY CHORUS: The East Lincoln Community Chorus hosts a free concert at 7:30 p.m. Dec. 13, as well as 2 p.m. Dec. 14, at Denver United Methodist Church, 3910 N.C. 16 N., Denver.
• CARRIAGE RIDES: Shoppers can take a horse-drawn carriage ride 5:30-8:30 p.m. Dec. 13 and 20 at NorthCross Shopping Center, 9751 Sam Furr Road, Huntersville.
• DOWNTOWN DECORATIONS: Christmas-themed activities, including wagon rides, music and a visit from Santa Claus take place from 6-8 p.m. Dec. 13 and 20 on Broad and Main streets in Mooresville. Wagon rides load at the Mooresville/Lake Norman Christian Mission, 266 N. Broad St., Mooresville. Details: www.downtownmooresville.com.
• HEALTHY SNACKS: Children use healthy ingredients to create a holiday-themed snack 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. Dec. 14 and 2 p.m. Dec. 15 at Discovery Place KIDS, 105 Gilead Road, Huntersville. Admission costs $8. Details: www.discoveryplacekids.org.
• PARTICIPATION PLAY: ACTivate Community Through Theatre present "Rosie the Red-Nosed Reindeer" at 2 and 4:30 p.m. Dec. 14 and 15 at the Woodlawn School, 193 Presbyterian Road, Mooresville. Tickets cost $10 for adults and $8 for children and seniors. For reservations, call 704-707-6757 or www.activatecommunitythroughtheatre.com.
• REINDEER FOOD: Children discover a glittering treat to spread on their lawns on Christmas Eve to help Santa and the reindeer to their home 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. Dec. 21 and 2 p.m. Dec. 22 at Discovery Place KIDS, 105 Gilead Road, Huntersville. Admission costs $8. Details: www.discoveryplacekids.org.
• SANTA AT BIRKDALE: Children take pictures with Santa Claus noon-6 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays through Dec. 22 across from the Christmas tree at Birkdale Village, 6805 Birkdale Commons Pkwy., Huntersville. Details: www.birkdalevillage.net.
• SPEEDWAY CHRISTMAS: Speedway Christmas features more than 3 million lights in 800 displays 6-10 p.m. daily through Dec. 30, except Christmas, at Charlotte Motor Speedway, 5555 Concord Pkwy S., Concord. The show also features an infield Christmas Village and a chance to drive the track. Tickets cost $20 per car Thursdays through Sundays and $15 Mondays through Wednesdays. Details: www.charlottemotorspeedway.com.
• HOLIDAY LIGHT SPECTACULAR: More than 75,000 lights set to music are on display at 6 p.m. daily at the Mooresville Town Hall, 413 N. Main St., Mooresville. Details: www.downtownmooresville.com.
• STATE ARTISTS: Andre Christine Gallery showcases 18 North Carolina artists 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Tuesdays to Saturdays through the second week of January at 148 Ervin Road, Mooresville. Details: www.andrechristinegallery.com or 704-664-1164.


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SORRY – sold out. The RED vinyl Collectors pack has already sold out! We had 120 copies of the new UK SUBS album "WORK IN PROGRESS" pressed on RED VINYL. All were SIGNED by vocalist, punk legend and all round top bloke Mr Charlie Harper. We included a PROMO CD with each pack plus a 'Work In Progress' design GUITAR PLECTRUM. The package was strictly limited to the RED VINYL pressing. These 120 have gone within 48 hours – we will not repress on RED VINYL making this one of the rarest and most collectable SUBS releases ever. Thanks for your orders.
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Louder Than War – BlogMonday, March 21st, 2011
There's a new(ish) web site / blog gathering pace called LOUDER THAN WAR. Featuring articles on music, tv, media, politics etc. Golblades charasmatic front man John Robb is a major contributor so expect a healthy dose of Punk. There's a review of our latest album by the UK SUBS on there http://louderthanwar.com/featured/uk-subs-work-in-progress-album-review as well as a punk poll and an interview with The Stranglers bass player here.
The Boys In Classic Rock MagTuesday, March 8th, 2011
Aprils edition of CLASSIC ROCK MAGAZINE has a half page interview with THE BOYS. Catch them live in London at the Garage on April 8th and stock up on your songs by visiting our page on THE BOYS fromt he dropdown menu
Infa Riot have reformed!Monday, March 7th, 2011
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December 21, 2012 (PRBuzz.com) December 24, 2012 -- One of the latest updates to the Kindle family, along with the Kindle Fire HD, is the Kindle Paperwhite. The Paperwhite is Kindle's e-reader tablet, built for those who simply want to read, and read a lot. The latest Paperwhite offers some great features that book lovers are looking for and need in an e-reader.
First, the display is improved for reading ability. As most e-reader fans know, it's best to read from an e-reader screen that is not backlit compared to a backlit tablet. The contrast and light does not hurt the eyes and it reads like a book. While the previous Paperwhite needed a light source for reading in the dark, it no longer needs such a source. Now, the Paperwhite has a built in light source that does not impede reading ability or hurt the eye, so readers can enjoy their books at night.
The battery of any device is always a hot topic. The Paperwhite, dedicated to books only, is packed with an incredible 8-week battery, or so described by Amazon. Claims are that readers can enjoy reading for 8 weeks even with the light on. If these claims are true, then Amazon knocks many e-readers out of the ring with this type of battery. Users can worry less about charging and more about their books.
Built in Wi-Fi allows the user to purchase books at a rapid pace, so you never miss a beat while you're reading. Also, the new Paperwhite comes with 6 font style options and 8 adjustable sizes for the reader. Everyone is different and has different preferences, and now the reader can tune the e-reader to their reading desires.
While Wi-Fi is nothing new for e-reader users, Paperwhite now comes in a 3G model, offering download capabilities on the go.
This is the new Paperwhite, with new additions, features and functions. It's time to read in comfort.
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Santa shot in Washington, D.C. by pellet gun while delivering toys (VIDEO)
A Christmas Eve toy giveaway in Washington, D.C., was halted when a man in a Santa costume was shot with a pellet gun.
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Predictive Analytics & The Minority Report: It's easier to prevent a crime than solve one!
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Remember the Tom Cruise and Colin Farrell movie, The Minority Report??? For those who don't recall this movie it's a science fiction thriller based in the year 2054 where Tom Cruise plays Captain John Anderton, the chief of the Washington, D.C. PreCrime police force. The movie's other star, Colin Farrell, plays the Justice Department's auditor in charge of evaluating the PreCrime unit's strategy and tactics before the program goes nationwide. The PreCrime unit has been very successful having prevented any crime from being committed for over 6 years since its implementation apprehending criminals before they've committed their future crime based on what they call foreknowledge. In other words, this department has predictive insights into these future crimes allowing all in the community to sleep safe and sound knowing they're being protected from the bad guys. (Look, I know there are multiple holes in this story (Think of the legality of a pre-crime arrest) but, it's a movie, so you gotta seriously suspend your disbelief like in most movies.) Yes, I'm sure you're thinking this is an extreme and unrealistic example of how predictive analytics can revolutionize the way things are done. Or, maybe this movie's storyline isn't that unrealistic???
Enter the Santa Cruz, California Police Department. Just like most police departments (and businesses for that matter) the Santa Cruz police department spends a majority of their time allocating their existing resources most effectively to produce the best bottom line results. These bottom lime results being fighting or preventing crime while protecting the safety of its community. Apart from identifying who the specific individuals are that will be committing these future crimes like was the case in the PreCrime unit in the movie, The Minority Report, the Santa Cruz Police Department is able to identify specific times and actual locations where crimes are most likely to be committed using their own set of predictive analytic capabilities. This allows them to proactively be there and wait for these crimes to unfold and swoop in before anyone or anything is put in harm's way. They call it predictive policing which utilizes 'Predictive Analytics' to make better decisions about the future. Predictive analytics encompasses a variety of techniques from statistics, data mining and game theory that analyze current and historical facts to make predictions about future events – to identify patterns or likelihoods of afuture outcome – in this case, crime. Erica Goode of the New York Times says that, "Santa Cruz's method (of predictive policing) is more sophisticated than most. Based on models for predicting aftershocks from earthquakes, it generates projections about which areas and windows of time are at highest risk for future crimes by analyzing and detecting patterns in years of past crime data. The projections are recalibrated daily, as new crimes occur and updated data is fed into the program." Amazing.
Predictive policing is working so well that it's being employed by other police departments around the nation. Besides it being an effective way to fight and prevent crime it's a cost-effective and efficient way to leverage resources, especially in light of shrinking police departments trimmed by the global slowdown. Erica Goode goes on to say in her excellent article that, "efforts to systematically anticipate when and where crimes will occur are being tried out in several cities. The Chicago Police Department, for example, created a predictive analytics unit last year."
Besides wanting to share this incredibly interesting story with you showing how far we've come as a society in leveraging data to make better decisions, I also wanted to use it as a way to illustrate how using predictive analytics to manage your organization's resources (read make better decisions) based on knowing what the future will most likely look like applies to business and government just as well as in policing. Think about it. Why shouldn't corporations employ a similar approach in how they run their businesses? And, Police departments aren't stopping there. They're now thinking about "Crime Forecasting" to understand future events to ensure they're prepared for what this future will most likely require of them. The question is, where is your business on this predictive analytic path? Better, where is your competition?


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Justin Bieber Shows Fans Racy Cartoon Of Himself In Bed With A Belieber
By Mack Rawden 3 years ago
For years, Justin Bieber behaved like a publicists dream. He was like Tim Tebow without the aggressive religious agenda. He was always taking part in random causes and visiting sick children. For every one negative headline, there was at least two dozen extremely positive or endearing ones. Unfortunately, that hasnt been the case for the past few months, and the above cartoon is a pretty good indication of why.
On the surface, theres really nothing wrong with the above photograph. Nineteen-year-old boys usually speak very frankly about their sexual exploits, and now that the Biebs is no longer dating Selena Gomez, he should be free to bed Beliebers if he wants to. Unfortunately for him, however, much of his popularity was made through appealing to younger girls. He got famous for his wholesomeness, and while his burgeoning sexuality is completely natural, his cocky attitude toward it isnt exactly endearing, nor is that phase in general. Theres a reason why most men are over regaling everyone with their stories of one night stands by the time they hit the second half of their twenties.
If Justin really does want to make the above cartoon a reality many times over, for his own sake, I hope he wraps it up. Most Beliebers might be good wholesome ladies, but it only takes one bad one to create a lifetime of problems.


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Our latest S.H.A.G. (SMOKING HOT ASIAN GUY!) is none other than South Korean heartthrob, Song Seung-heon. Song Seung-heon is returning to kdrama-land with the MBC meloadrama When a Man Loves on April 3rd! While we don't know how much of his abs will appear in this upcoming drama, we can give you this picture for now to hold you over. Click on for more pictures of him in action …..as a mob boss?
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Anna Chance '15
- Kansas City, MO
- Environmental and Technology Studies Major
Anna participates in Social Dance Club, Freshman Frisbee Toss, Baking Cookies at Dacie's and Ebony II.
Anna's favorite places include The Contented Cow and Chapati.
Anna lives in Cassat Hall.
Q: How would you describe the students at Carleton?A: A good fit: Involved, friendly, curious, accepting, hardworking, self-forgiving, modest, and genuine. Bad fit: Judgmental, lazy, and afraid to try new things.
Q: Any advice for high school students on their college search?A: Listen to your parents, listen to your peers, listen to your counselor—but also listen to yourself. If you find a school that fits YOU, then follow that intuition. I was hard-pressed to go to Vassar or Cornell by my family—and, even though they are great institutions, they were not the right fit for me.
Q: What academic question are you currently struggling with?A: Should I take Bio 126 in the Spring (for my bio major plans), or continue with German 103 and not disrupt the continuity of learning a language? (Both classes conflict and therefore are mutually exclusive). I have talked with my language teacher, my peers, and my adviser about this—everyone always wants to help!
Q: Did you visit Carleton before applying?A: My first visit was not an accurate picture of the college—I was just in town to see St. Olaf, and drove by Carleton and only really saw Musser. But I came back after applying to both schools (my college counselor convinced me that Carleton was a great fit for me) and stayed overnight at both places ... and that changed everything! The students at Carleton were lively and involved and fun-loving and creative. They also were really genuine and wanted to get to know me even though I was just a prospie. No other school that I visited really cared that I was there.
Q: Which professors have been your favorites? Why?A: John Weiss. Even though we had a class of 70 (HUGE for Carleton), he still knew every student by name and made a point to make us ALL cookies occasionally.
Q: Why, out of all the other places to attend, should I choose Carleton?A: I chose Carleton because of its quirkiness, its plethora of traditions, its safe location, the students that I met while I visited, the activities that people do, and the "work hard, play hard" feel of the school.
Q: Where have you lived on campus?A: Freshman year in Watson, I received a package in the mail that had a lot of packing peanuts in it. I put it into recycling, but then—I walk out into the lounge and I find that my packing peanuts have been converted into SAND for a makeshift BEACH! There were towels scattered on the floor for "sunbathing" and residents had set up a small makeshift volleyball net. All players were wearing some form of swim gear and the 'volleyball' was a stuffed pineapple. There was even an "ocean" that people could dip their feet into, and cut-out pictures of waves taped to the windows! I suppose this just goes to show that Carls are pretty creative, spontaneous, fun-loving, and..a a little quirky. A Minnesota winter is not going to stop us from having a beach party!
Q: How would you describe academic life at Carleton?A: Difficult but also within a very accommodating and supportive framework. It's OK to struggle, it's OK to fail. Professors are there to help you get better and to learn. Everyone is good at "their thing." Even if you are SUPER BAD at something like math (like me), no one on campus will judge you for that. Teachers and other students are there TO HELP. The only expectation is that you to work hard, and to care about the work that you do.
Q: How would you describe campus life at Carleton?A: Life is SO BUSY but also SO MUCH FUN. Every day is different, and everyone is always doing something amazing and quirky and interesting. If you are good at balancing sleep/friends/work, you are in a great environment. At Carleton you will work hard but you will also have time to do what YOU want.
Q: What campus jobs have you had while at Carleton?A: I work at Dacie Moses, baking and cleaning the space so that other students have a safe, fun place to go when they want to bake or get away from homework for a while. I bake whatever I like—just today I made 64 cinnamon meringues, 3 loaves of rhubarb coffee cake, and 2 applesauce pies. Tomorrow I plan on making pound cake, coffee-chocolate cookies, and apple muffins.
Anna's Places
Anna lives in Cassat Hall
Completed in 2009, Cassat Hall is one of Carleton's first newest residence halls and was built using environmentally sustainable construction standards and including many energy-efficient features. Cassat Hall is named in recognition of George L. Cassat '46 and the late Patricia Donnell Cassat '46.
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Anna likes The Contented Cow
The Contented Cow is a Northfield pub in the British tradition. The Cow takes its name from the Northfield town motto: "Cows, Colleges, and Contentment."
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Anna likes Chapati
Just a short walk from campus, Chapati serves delicious Indian food--including an all-you-can-eat lunch buffet most days.
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THEArtistT said on Mar. 02 '09
2 omegas make omega 3. cool concept. I like.
gyui said on Mar. 02 '09
I guess I'll say it, they look like a part of the female anatomy.
gvandoni said on Mar. 03 '09
Yes, I saw the fishes, but I always see breasts too... If the message was "omega 3 comes from fishes and it's good for your breasts", works a lot!!!
gvandoni said on Mar. 03 '09
Oh, I see now, the Omega symbol!
Type08 said on Mar. 03 '09
I don't see a reason not to flip this mark horizontally? This will make omega symbol even more readable, and you'll still have recognizable fish in it...
mdlogo85 said on Mar. 03 '09
Nice...I like it!
JF said on Sep. 08 '09
This is super. Though, an FYI: the name usually has a hyphen between 'Omega' and '3'. :) If this is used for anything other than fish oil, the hyphen may not even be relevant. This is great work!
identiman said on Aug. 05 '10
It reminds me of a breast rendition I did in 3rd grade; but, great idea.
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Hello, peclat.
I would like to use this logo in my project. How can do it?
I would like to use this logo in my project. How can do it?
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