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If your not watching this right now, your blowing it big time
If your not watching this right now, your blowing it big time
JJ, working it!!
and knox just got wrecked
I cant leave my computer now...its good!
yewwww that john john heat was sick.
tanner gaudakus got the heaviest 4 pt heat score ever
i love watching the brazillians **** their pants in the meaty stuff
excited for the kelly heat tomorrow most likely
i have an hdmi cable running from my laptop to the hi def tv. best.night.ever
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i really hope slater keeps commentating. he drops the best little story nuggets. "todd holland got the best wipe out here ever in like 88'" whattttt?
he's always been about body surfing. he and mark cunnigham are super tight.
keith malloy just did that whole docu on body surfing so maybe that's his next step besides the wave technology stuff
Ditto, Slater's commentating is awesome.
That Gum's story was great...

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Carnival Miracle - Western Caribbean: Carnival Miracle Cruise Review by gtkicksbutt
Overall Member Rating
Carnival Miracle - Western Caribbean
Destination: Western Caribbean
Embarkation: Tampa
Thanks to www.cruisecritic.com for guiding me through the cruise process w/relative ease. I was able to research cruise lines and particular ships within each cruise line to determine who we wanted to sail w/ and where we wanted to go. After reading many reviews, one of the ships I had narrowed it down to was the Carnival Miracle. Seeing as we were heading to Tampa at the end of February anyway, the Miracle became the obvious choice.
In the weeks leading up to the cruise, I would check travel websites every day to see how full the ship was and if the price had changed. By doing this, I was able to get an upgrade in our cabin (we had originally booked an interior room and were upgraded to an obstructed view w/ French doors - room 4193) and also received a $300 onboard credit. More So before we even boarded the ship, we were pleased.
We arrived in Tampa on Friday night and spent time w/family and friends. On sailing day, we arrived at the Port of Tampa just after 11 am. Drop off and check-in were extremely easy. We were in Group 2 to board the ship. When our group was called, we got in line to get our sign & sail cards and were exposed to the Carnival photographers for the first time. I think I have taken enough photos w/ ring buoys to last me a lifetime! We then boarded the ship. You walk into the Metropolis Lobby, which is an 11-story atrium w/ glass elevators that run the entire length. It was very dramatic. And there was a lot of Renaissance style art onboard. We headed straight to Horatio's on the Lido deck for our first introduction to cruise food. And the drink of the day! We thought that the drinks were complimentary - they were everywhere. But we soon found out they weren't when the server asked for our sign & sail card.
By 12:30 we were done eating and ready to tour the boat. Great time to walk around and explore. And we were very excited to be there. Just before 2 pm, we were able to get into our cabin. Heck - even w/ an obstructed view (great view of the bottom side of the lifeboats), we were happy to have natural light and to be able to hear the sounds of nature. After we dropped off our luggage, we decided to explore some more. This is when I was asked to "model" for the Spa and received a free facial, valued at $109 and lasting an hour! It was divine, even though it was in the elevator area right in front of the Spa.
We then went back to our rooms. Our luggage arrived safely, including our "refreshments". We unpacked everything and didn't even notice when the ship started to sail - it was so smooth. We then headed outside to witness the Miracle passing under the Skyway Bridge - a beautiful cable suspension bridge in Tampa.
We had late seating for dinner (8:15), so we had plenty of time. We stood on the Funnel deck - and it was the only time we were up there because the rest of the cruise it is also used as the topless deck. Very few people joined us up there to watch as we went under the Skyway. The ship appeared to barely pass under the bridge. For someone who used to design and inspect bridges, it was a fun experience.
DEcor: The ship was nicely decorated, in very good condition and exotic.
Dining: We ate breakfast and lunch in Horatio's which was usually good. We aren't extremely picky. Both were buffet style and had a large selection. All but one of our dinners was in the Bacchus Dining Room. The dEcor was different, but fun. The room had several Pepto-Bismol colored pink lights everywhere that I believe were supposed to represent grapes. We arranged our seating so we sat w/ a guy we met after passing under the Skyway who was sailing alone and had just booked the cruise that morning. He was wearing a Seminoles jacket, and naturally, Scott, being an FSU grad, approached him. They hit it off and we asked him to join us for dinner. In Bacchus, our servers were Julian (from Indonesia) and Winston (from India). Both were extremely entertaining and we really enjoyed our conversations with them. Julian was obsessed w/ Scott's muscles and was himself concerned because he'd gone from a 28 waist two years ago to a 30 waist recently. So he wanted all these workout tips from Scott and even got Scott's email address so he could send Scott his workout routine. Too funny! The food was decent. The appetizers were usually good. The salads were pretty bland and we learned quickly that if we ordered vinaigrette dressing, that we needed to order it w/ balsamic vinegar, otherwise they just brought a serving of oil. The entrees were good. I ordered the fish most every night and was pleased. Scott quickly learned that he could order as much as he wanted of whatever he wanted. So he quickly loaded up on all the protein he could. I tried a dessert most every night and enjoyed each one. Every night the waiters would entertain us by dancing to a song. They'd invite the guests to join in with the dancing. Neither Scott nor I minded and found ourselves sticking around for it and even joined in the conga line, following Winston who was sporting an afro wig. It wasn't hard to finish up your meal and leave before the entertainment started if that wasn't your cup of tea. We ate one night at the supper club, Nick & Nora's. It had an extra charge of $30pp for the food. The atmosphere was nice, the service was good and the food was also good. We both ordered the filet mignon and enjoyed it. Scott was much more pleased w/ the overall experience than I was. I felt we got what we paid for. Atlanta has so many fine-dining restaurants that eating at Nick & Nora's didn't blow me away - well - except for the dessert because it was just overindulgent. But it was still a nice experience and a nice change of pace from Bacchus. It wasn't crowded and we had a beautiful view of the sunset.
Shows: We didn't experience much of the entertainment on the ship. We did see the Welcome Aboard show the first night. The dancing and singing was decent and entertaining, but we left during the comedian's act. He just wasn't very good. We went to see the show Generations - which was very enjoyable just for the songs they were singing. I enjoyed the disco generation the most! We saw the Newlywed, Middlywed and Oldlywed game (as the cruise director Mark Hawkins called them). That was hilarious and the couples that participated were good sports. Other than that, we didn't watch any other shows. We witnessed the belly-flop contest, which was funny, and took part in the parties on the Lido deck in the evenings (Jamaican Sunsplash, Mexican Mardi Gras, Disco Fever, and the bathrobe party). There was always something to do on the ship, if you wanted something to do. Basketball, shuffleboard, swimming, the Spa, a gym, the casino, trivia, movies, plus much, much more. Oh yeah - and the cruise director Mark has a silly sense of humor but we enjoyed it. He's easily recognizable w/ the mismatched pair of shoes he always wears.
Other: The formal nights were fun. It was nice to just people watch. We discovered we enjoyed the opportunity to utilize the Photo Galleries and the different backdrops each night. Saw several families use it as a way to get family portraits done. We took a couple of photos ourselves and bought two of them. You're never obligated to buy but if you do want to buy, you have to purchase the 8x10 print for $20. Then, and only then, can you buy smaller prints of that one particular shot. They can be scanned at home. The age on the ship ranged from babies to senior citizens. We neither noticed nor cared the age of the people onboard. We met several people and covered most generations and enjoyed each encounter. Everyone was so friendly. The crew was exceptionally friendly. They were all pleasant and most every crewmember we passed had a smile on his/her face and enjoyed talking to the passengers. And it was educational talking w/ them. Besides listing their names, the nametags they wore listed which country they were from. And what a great job they did keeping that ship clean. If I could only keep my house that clean..... And our room steward, Thana, was really sweet. We loved the towel animals she left in our room each night. Definitely the little things really stood out for us.
One thing I did enjoy was watching the sunset most every night. Having the late dining time allowed us to relax in the evenings on deck while it was still relatively warm out. A few mornings I got up to run. I tried to use the treadmills but most were busy, so I opted for the Sun Deck instead. Deck 11 had the track on it - but it was just too small. The Sun Deck had to have been close to 400 meters and if it was early enough, it wasn't too bad running on it. But once 8 am rolled around, it was just getting too crowded to continue.
Excursions: We booked all of our excursions independently. The ports of call were Grand Cayman, Cozumel, Belize and Costa Maya. Never once did we have a problem getting off the ship. The only port that wasn't a tender port was Costa Maya (tender is when you have to take a boat from the cruise ship to the port).
Grand Cayman: We booked the Rays, Reef and Rum tour w/ Nativeway Water Sports. Scott and I didn't have any problem getting off on the first tender. We took the elevator down to Deck 1, got off, and just joined the masses of people streaming down the stairs already to Deck A to load onto a tender. The tender ride to shore was relatively short and we were onshore much earlier than needed. We decided to explore a little and stop at the liquor store - where a few bottles of rum were purchased. We finally met up w/ our tour and rode approximately 30-40 minutes to our launch point. The group was relatively small - which was nice - and our first stop was Stingray City. This was definitely fun and worthwhile. The seas were a little rough that day so it was tough battling the waves crashing over you. But feeling the stingrays brush up against you felt like rubbing a mushroom across your leg. Those suckers are heavy too. I tried holding one in my arms but he had to weigh at least 60 pounds and swam off before the instructor could grab hold of him. On the way to the Reef to snorkel, one of the two motors in the boat stopped working. In addition to this, two little kids on the boat got sick. So between diesel fumes and puke, it wasn't the best moment. But everyone onboard had a great attitude, so no one minded. We putted over to the backup Reef (because the seas were too rough to go to the normal reef they snorkel) on one motor and met up w/ the other boat from Nativeway that was only doing the Rays and Reef. After trying to snorkel (the seas were just too rough for a novice swimmer like me and there wasn't much down there to see), and no success in getting the second motor to work, in order for us to make it to Rum Point Beach, the two boats had to get cozy and every passenger had to switch boats. This took several minutes, but the staff from Nativeway was very cautious with everyone and took great care. They definitely were a great bunch. After getting on the much smaller boat, we set sail for Rum Point. After reading the descriptions of this place, I was expecting paradise. What I got was a tiki bar. Yes - the water was beautiful, but there wasn't much beach and it was crowded w/ tables and lounge chairs. So I wasn't overly impressed. We ordered lunch on the boat and when we got it, it was good. But we made the mistake of also ordering - in addition to our sandwiches, a conch chowder. First of all, it wasn't very good. Second, we had to pay extra for it - $7 and some change. Third - when I went to pay, they tried to give me back Cayman dollars - um - no thank you. So then I dug around for smaller bills - and was told they don't take American change - or give American change. So - just remember - only order 1 item off the menu!! We had just about an hour at Rum Point due to the delay at sea. The last tender for the Miracle left at 3 pm - and we just made one of those last tenders. It took us awhile to make it back across the bay to the other side of the island. When we finally got to the dock, there were several others from the Miracle that were frantic about missing the tender, so I let them worry and wasn't really concerned. Our driver made good time back to the port, and we were able to board a tender at 3 pm. We noticed one other tender come in after us. Even with all the unfortunate events of the tour, I did enjoy the staff from Nativeway and thought they did a good job. Cozumel: We didn't book an excursion here and figured this would be our shopping day. We weren't in any rush to get off the ship. This also was a port where you had to get a number for your tender and they would call you. We took our time and headed to Cozumel around noon. We took the advice of the Shopping Guide from the ship and took a taxi from the port to the Forum shops in Cozumel. There was so much devastation from Hurricane Wilma. They definitely are working hard to bring back the buildings and I saw very little work on the piers that used to exist. Vegetation was completely wiped clean and several shops were still destroyed. We were in Key West at Christmas after Wilma hit - and saw what damage it did there. But after seeing Cozumel, Key West was lucky. Shopping in Cozumel was a rude awakening - and you learn real quick how to say "no thank you" and just keep walking. It got annoying and to the point that we didn't want to shop there anymore. We picked up a few tiny things - but were glad to leave. If we ever go back, we'll book an excursion. We did get lucky w/ the tenders in Cozumel. These tenders are huge - hold about 400 people so they take a long time to load and unload. Well - getting off the cruise ship, we were one of the last ones to board the tender and then were the first ones off in Cozumel. And the exact same thing happened upon our return. Not sure how we got that lucky - because it can be a 20-minute wait each time you load or unload.
Belize: Oh boy - where to begin! Well - we had no trouble getting off on the first tender. We did the same thing as we did in Grand Cayman. So again we were early - better to be safe than sorry. We booked the Cave Tubing and Zip line w/ Belize Cruise Excursions. They were great. Definitely no complaints there. There were ten of us booked for this excursion. Six of us were on the Miracle and arrived early. We had to wait for the other four who were on a different ship and arrived 45 minutes later. We then headed off on our hour drive through the Belizean countryside. Belize is a third-world country and definitely different by American standards - but never once did I feel unsafe there. We drove through the rich part of town and even saw where the Prime Minister lives. Just looks like an ordinary house you see in Florida that is about 30 years old. Definitely a lot of poverty in Belize. We also came across several people wearing red shirts standing outside a large building. We found out they represented the UDP (United Democratic Party) and were awaiting the results from the elections the previous day. We finally leave the city and make our way across the countryside. The last six miles of the trek is on a gravel road - with some segments a lot rougher than others. We get to the site and head to the zip line first because there weren't any lines. Definitely a lot of fun - with six runs and eight tree stands. The highest stand was 85 feet off the ground - looks pretty high when you're in the treetops! And they were definitely safe. Went by way too fast. Next was the cave tubing. We were done early enough and were able to hike fast enough, that we were able to do two caves. The river was "refreshing" but after awhile got a little chilly. When you're in a dark cave floating along a river - there's a tendency for a chill to set in. And the caves were long! A few rapids but not many. The second cave was much more exciting than the first cave - with a waterfall inside, some light w/ vegetation and several dramatic openings. We also saw a miniature loch ness monster - aka - a dog - swim by in one of the caves. After the second cave, we were able to float further down the river in the nice, warm sun. The scenery was amazing. When we finally got to the end and out of the water, little did we know; the journey was only just beginning. We pulled our tubes out of the water and started our 5-10 minute hike back to the vehicles. It was about 2:45 when we got back. The last tender for the ship was 4 pm - and we were still about an hour outside the city. I wasn't worried because we had not driven fast on the way out - so I felt we had a buffer built in there. Several of us changed while the driver ordered our food. We hopped in the minivan at about 3 pm - ready to hit the road. And let me say - the food was fabulous. For $5, I was more than stuffed. We leave the site and start our journey down the well-graded gravel road. They had been doing road construction on a portion of it on the way in. Apparently they were still doing road construction on the way out. We were about 1 mile from the site and stopped in traffic - about fifth in line. The crew had placed tar on one side of the road - but left the other side closed to traffic for some unknown reason. Our driver gets out and starts to walk around asking questions. In the meantime, we're stuffing our faces in the car. The food was great. I was happy. After about 10 minutes, he gets back in the minivan. He wasn't in a good mood. I look behind us and notice that several other vehicles have gotten in line, including a bus. Unfortunately it was a Royal Caribbean bus - which didn't help us Carnival Miracle cruisers any. About 5 minutes later, a dump truck filled with gravel passes us in reverse and starts backing down the vacant lane. Our driver decides to follow him until the construction worker stops him. That didn't last too long as our driver decided that he really needed to get us back to the port before the ship set sail. As the dump truck approaches the end of the tar strip in the right lane, he stops - therefore blocking traffic again. So here we sit, with tar to the right of us, a dump truck in front of us, and brush to the left. After several minutes, the dump truck decides that he should continue to back up and allow the traffic to pass. Ah - freedom at last. So here we are with 35 minutes to go before the last tender takes off and we're still an hour outside the city. So the driver puts the pedal to the metal and we gun it down the add'l 5 miles of gravel road (and the final three miles were not nicely graded. Scott compared it to Mr. Toad's Wild Ride). We hit the pavement a few minutes later and the driver proceeds to get on the phone to his partners at the port informing them that we were stuck in construction and running late. After talking w/her, he hung up the phone confident we would make it back in time. And then he proceeded to gun it down the highway. I still wasn't worried. We weren't the only ones late from our ship. There was comfort in numbers. We made good time and hit the outskirts of the city at 4 pm. We proceeded through town and came to a dead stop. Wouldn't you know it - we hit town just as school was getting out and the political rallies from the election results were in full force. Traffic was at a standstill. The partners start to call our driver about every three minutes "Where are you?" The phone calls were getting frantic and I was coming to accept the possibility that we might have to find our own way to Costa Maya. We probably had less than a two-mile drive from the time we came to a complete stop until the time we hit the port - but it took over 20 minutes. We FINALLY pull into the port at 4:25 (25 minutes AFTER the last tender). I jump out of the van, hand the driver a tip (because he was fantastic) and run through the terminal. I came flying out the other end, sign and sail cards in hand, and head straight for the security guards. They ask how many are in the party and what our room numbers are (our room numbers - we thought we were in some real trouble now - but we later realized they knew what guests from which rooms were missing) and let us proceed to the tender. Ah - there it was - just sitting there - waiting for us. All six of us jump onboard and proceed to the back to sit down - ready to sail. But do we set sail - no - we wait. And wait. And wait. Finally, someone got up and asked what we were waiting for. That's when we found out there were still two people missing. After about 15 minutes, the boat finally set sail, without the two missing passengers. It's a 20-minute tender ride to the cruise ship - and the ship was scheduled to depart at 5 pm. I felt terrible for those people left behind. They had to have been caught up in the same mess we were. We arrive at the boat, wave to all those watching from the Lido deck, and the crew kicks us off the tender. By the time Scott and I made it to our cabin, we were already going 5 knots. So - we made it by the skin of our teeth. Never again will we cut it that close.
But that's not the end of the Belize story. The next day I started to itch on my neck. Just periodically and nothing that really alarmed me. But by the next morning, I started to feel bumps. And what do you know - a perfectly shaped rash around my neck in a symmetrical pattern and down my chest to where the top of my swimsuit was. Hmmm - this rash was mysteriously in a shape similar to how a life preserver would sit around ones neck. And I do recall the guide saying how there were several poisonous bushes along our walk through the rainforest. So who knows what crazy Belizean bush disease I brought back with me. All I know is about ten days later - the rash is mostly gone. The memories Belize will hold for us!
Costa Maya: This was much less thrilling. It was a dock port, so we could get on and off the boat at our leisure. The water was incredibly blue - just beautiful. We had signed up for the Chacchoben Ruins tour with David. Great tour. A wealth of information and definitely a nice, relaxing time. The ruins were about an hour outside the city. We went over speed bumps made of rope and a security checkpoint that said if we had any complaints to call - but they never provided a phone number. Otherwise, there wasn't much to see on the ride over. After we made it back to the pier, we just relaxed on the beach. It was a nice, man-made port. There was a bar w/ a pool that you could swim up to order your drinks. The colors were very vibrant on the buildings. A few restaurants opened up towards the ocean. We relaxed on some lounge chairs and hammocks on the beach. It was very relaxing. Finally, with plenty of time to spare, we made our way back to the ship. I wanted to watch to see if there was anyone running late like we were the previous day. And there was. About 10 minutes AFTER we were supposed to have set sail, and 30 minutes after they started to page two women, racing down the pier was a golf cart carrying the two women. According to one of the members of their party, they had gone scuba diving on their own that day. And as soon as they boarded the ship, they were pulled into the Purser's office. A travel agent told me that the ships are charged docking fees for whenever they are docked past their departure time. Now whether or not they were charged w/ anything, I don't know - but I'm just called we didn't get called into the Purser's (Principal's) office!
Debarkation: What a breeze. We packed our bags the night before and left them outside our room. For those that had items to declare, they had to go to customs between 6:30-7:30. I had read the lines were extremely long at 6:30, so Scott went down at 7:30 and there was no line. We then ate our last breakfast on the ship and headed back to the cabin for our carryon luggage. We were in no hurry to get off the ship as Scott's mom wasn't picking us up until 10:30. So even with lounging around and waiting until they almost kicked us off the ship - we were off and found our entire luggage by 9:30. Vacation was over - and all that lay ahead of us was the long drive back to Atlanta. Oh well!! It was fun! Less
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A federally appointed panel of experts has endorsed use of HPV vaccine in males in Canada, potentially opening the door to wider use of the vaccine in boys and young men.
Until now, HPV vaccine in Canada has been recommended solely for girls and women.
The National Advisory Committee on Immunization said in a statement published online this week that the evidence is strong – Grade A in NACI-speak – that the vaccine protects males against a number of forms of cancer, pre-cancerous lesions and genital warts.
It recommended use of the vaccine in boys and young men aged 9 to 26. It also recommended it for males over the age of 9 who have sex with other men. The vaccine is not licensed for use for children of either gender under the age of 9.
The recommendation is specific to Gardasil, the HPV vaccine that protects against four strains of human papillomavirus. Gardasil is produced by drug maker Merck.
There was no recommendation regarding use in males of the competing HPV vaccine, Cervarix, which is made by GlaxoSmithKline. The NACI statement said data proving the vaccine's efficacy in males are not yet available.
Last fall, NACI's American counterpart, the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices, voted to strongly recommend use of HPV vaccine in boys and young men.
NACI's statement said the evidence is strong that Gardasil prevents anal cancer, anogenital warts and pre-cancerous anal lesions. It said the evidence is good (Grade B) that the vaccine also protects against penile, perianal and perineal lesions and cancers.
The endorsement of the advisory panel is important for gaining public acceptance of a vaccine in Canada. But it is not a guarantee that the vaccine will automatically be added to the list of immunizations that provinces and territories provide free.
"NACI makes recommendations that include all of the science except the cost-benefit analysis," said Allison McGeer, an infectious diseases specialist and a former member of NACI. "A vaccine can be good and recommended and prevent disease but not be priority for new funding in health care."
The NACI statement acknowledged the cost of adding males to the existing publicly funded programs could be substantial. The vaccine is expensive. Three doses are required; a check with a downtown Toronto pharmacy shows each costs about $175.
Dr. McGeer said the vaccine will be competing for funding consideration with others that currently are not covered by provincial and territorial programs. They include a combined vaccine to protect against measles, mumps, rubella and varicella (chickenpox), rotavirus vaccine and a nasal spray flu vaccine for children.
"The landscape is complicated and provincial budgets are tight," she said.


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We The Free
完美做旧效果,纯正美式风范。We The Free是独家自营品牌。
So warm, comfortable and flattering
Love FP's thermals and this is no exception. They're so warm, comfy and look gorgeous and very flattering to most body types. The cuffs in this one are stunning, and the sleeves are just the right length. Perfect for winter <3
Thin, overpriced
This is my first Free People purchase, and I won't be rushing back. I purchased this shirt because of the unique cuffs, and they don't disappoint - they are gorgeous! (Otherwise would be 2 stars# The rest of the shirt is tight, thin, see-through #I purchased ivory), and looks cheap. The curved design on the bottom adds a love handle look. The neckline and cuffs are beautiful, so I may keep it to wear under vests or scarves, but I won't be rushing back to buy more. I followed the size chart, and a medium fit snugly. I don't think a large would look better, it's just a form fitting shirt. I'm 5'7" and a size 6 and it hits me at the waist on the sides and slightly lower in front/back - not made for leggings.
toasty and cute!
I have countless Free People thermals. This one is a wee bit more snug and body-hugging than the Alpine or Ski Lodge cuff. (5'3" 95 lbs, XS.) The "backwards flap" shoulder treatment is interesting, and of course the cuffs are striking and adorable as always. I like that the neckline on this one is less low and scoopy than usual. I wore mine to Mass and Confession, and not even my pastor raised an eyebrow!
Perfect in every way
I've been buying the embellished-cuff thermals for years (three different styles) but found myself wearing them less than I had hoped because of the flagrantly low necks. Here, then, is the exact right shirt: a little shorter, which is good for me, and not as scooped at the bottom, which isn't flattering on anyone. I hope next year yields a similar crop. I own all four colors and couldn't be happier. The bateau neck is a dream, and the overall look is outstanding.
I love this top. I went back to the store today and they had two left in my size in the Ivory. I grabbed one, but when I tried it on it had a couple holes in it. Thank goodness they had another, which I carefully inspected to make sure it was hole free. Actually, there was another thermal that I was trying on that also had a hole in it. I suspect the fabric may be delicate on the thermals. I wear a medium everywhere else; at free people I usually take a small or extra small. A small would have been fine except that the cuff fit kinda tight so I went a size up to the medium and the fit was almost the same but my wrist had some breathing room. I'm petite (5'2) so the length on this was great. Very nice. I wouldn't mind having it in some other colors.
Confusing color
I love the Free People Thermal tops that I actually have 8 of them! I like the different colors and the different style of the cuffs. So when I saw the indigo blue color I ordered it since I didn't have that color yet. However I was quite disappointed when i saw it. It looked more purple and not blue like the picture on the website. I already had a purple thermal top so I did not need one that was similar in color. I'll be returning the indigo We Free Rose Cuff. :-( I hope they make a blue one next season.
Simply GORGEOUS
I was obsessed with this top and I am absolutely thrilled with it! I just don't understand how anyone could be unhappy with it-? I am 5'8" and 129 lbs. and purchased the Medium size...fits like a dream! LOVE LOVE! Thank you Free People! Your clothing is exceptional!
Super-flattering Fit and Ivory is Gorgeous
Say what you will about the indigo, I ordered it in the ivory and it is stun-ning! The cuffs are just as pretty in person as in the photo…maybe more so, because there is a metallic thread running thru it in 2 places. I normally hate metallic in any clothing but this is slight, festive and tasteful. The fit is oh-so flattering. Finally, an FP shirt that isn't too long on me! I'm petite at 5'2" and I normally take an XS in all FP shirts but I ordered a S in this because thermals fit tighter around the waist. I could probably use an XS in the shoulder area but it's working okay for me so far; probably even better after I wash it. Now to my favorite detail: The Boatneck - love love love it! It is so flattering to the shoulders and just so tasteful and classic. Why, FP, do you make most of your winter thermals low-cut or scoop-neck?? I don't get it. Who wants their chest hanging out in the winter when you're pale and it's cold outside? Besides, a boatneck is flattering on everyone. I like everything about this shirt so much so that I almost feel like I should buy a back-up (also in Ivory) for when this one wears out. It's that lovely.
Sorry gang, It looks so pretty in the catalogue/online but the cuffs in person are dreary and not so detailed.... Too much money for a not very special shirt. IF you are tall and have long arms the coverage is NICE but cuffs just don't do it, At least not in the blue/purple color


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Theodore P, Wafer, the suburban Detroit homeowner who shot 19-year-old Renisha McBride, has now formally been charged with 2nd degree murder and manslaughter. He shot Renisha in the face while she was on his front porch two weeks ago.
She crashed her car into a nearby vehicle and her parents said she was probably trying to find help at the homes on that street. Toxicology reports said that she had a blood alcohol level of 0.22, which is twice the legal limit, and also tested positive for marijuana, according to AP.
"I can't imagine what that man feared from her. I would like to know why," Renisha's mother, Monica McBride said during a news conference at a Southfield hotel an hour after Wafer was arraigned. Under a 2006 Michigan law, a homeowner has the right to use force during a break-in, but that person must show that his or her life was in danger.
Wayne County Prosecutor Kym Worthy said that evidence shows McBride knocked on the locked screen door. There was no forced entry. Wafer fired through "the closed and locked screen door".
"We do not believe he acted in lawful self-defense," she added.
One of Wafer's lawyers, Matt Carpenter told the judge his "client has a very strong defense." When questioned about just what that defense would be, Carpenter said, "Because of the time, her condition."
The discussion now is whether or not this was a hate crime, since Wafer is white and McBride was black. Renisha's parents are hestitant to call it a crime based on race. "We didn't want to make this a racial situation. We didn't want to inflame anybody," family attorney Gerald Thurswell said. "The family is not taking a position that this is black or white. You don't take a gun and shoot somebody because there's a noise outside."
Civil rights groups, including the NAACP and the National Action Network, including the Rev. Al Sharpton are all over it, and have held numerous rallies and vigils since the shooting. Protesters have continually compared the case to the death of Trayvon Martin, but whether or not it will be tried as a hate crime remains to be seen.
There is a difference between the Martin Case and this one, according to ABC. Trayvon Marting was tracked down and there was a fight, which ended in Martin's death at the hands of George Zimmerman. In this case, there doesn't seem to have been any physical contact made at all.
The Detroit branch of the NAACP made a statement that said, "Often, many of us are very anxious and impatient when it comes to justice being equally applied in every situation. This particular case had the appearance that it might have been headed down the same road. While no trial has been held, and Mr. Wafer has yet to be brought before the court, anxiety is still high as the jury is still a long way out."
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Customers can receive a free car wash when they stop by a Terrible's Nov. 22 and 23. Las Vegas-based Terrible's Car Wash, Lube and Convenience Store locations have been an inseparable part of the Las Vegas landscape for generations, and Mr. Terrible is as recognizable of an icon for the city as the Welcome To
Retail Gasoline Prices Slipping in Front of Thanksgiving
After popping higher by a little more than a penny during the week-ended Nov. 14, the U.S. average for gasoline sold across the country's retail outlets should resume its downtrend. The Energy Information Administration (EIA) releases its weekly gasoline average late afternoon on Mondays, with the average last reported 1.2 cents higher at $3.436 gallon
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"For more than three decades, our partnership with UCP has been one of the most important outlets for Circle K to give back to the people we serve," says Circle K spokesperson. Circle K recently donated $332,000 to United Cerebral Palsy (UCP). The donation was raised during Circle K's FishStix event, an annual golf and
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"With this year's Veteran's Day falling on 11/11/11, the timing seemed perfect to say thank-you to the men and women serving our great country. For those who are here, we can say thank-you with a free Slurpee. For those serving, we hope to raise enough funds to help the USO distribute 40,000 care packages," says
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Hunt Brothers Debuts New Website
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BusinessWeek Names Northwestern Mutual One of the "Best Places to Launch a Career"
MILWAUKEE / SEPTEMBER 5, 2008 – For the third year in a row, Northwestern Mutual is one of the "Best Places Launch a Career," according to a BusinessWeek study featured in the September 15, 2008 edition of the magazine on newsstands today. The Milwaukee-based financial security company has been ranked among the top companies every year since the survey began in 2006."
The annual survey measures wages, benefits, employee retention, mentorship programs, and opportunities for advancement. Employers, undergraduate students and career services directors at U.S. colleges provide responses to shape the survey's findings.
"BusinessWeek continues to recognize what we've known all along: Northwestern Mutual is a great place to make an impact and grow a career," said Northwestern Mutual CEO Edward J. Zore. "Helping people achieve financial security can be one of the most fulfilling and rewarding careers an individual can pursue."
According to a Moody's report from December 2007, "The Northwestern Mutual Financial Network is one of the best trained, most productive and efficient distribution forces in the industry."
And for many, the career begins with a prestigious internship [http://www.nminternship.com]. The Northwestern Mutual Financial Network internship program has been ranked among America's "Top Ten Internships" for the 12th consecutive year by the Internship Informants™ in the 2008 Vault Guide to Top Internships.
Northwestern Mutual has also received top honors in the life/health sector of FORTUNE magazine's "America's Most Admired Companies" survey for 25 years, including 2008. The Milwaukee firm is the only company to place first every year it was ranked. And in November 2007, Northwestern Mutual ranked first in Selling Power magazine's "25 Best Service Companies to Sell For."
About Northwestern Mutual
The Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company, Milwaukee, WI, a FORTUNE 500 company with over $1 trillion of life insurance protection in force, has been helping its policyowners and clients achieve financial security for more than 150 years. Through the Northwestern Mutual Financial Network, the marketing name for the company's nationwide sales distribution arm, the company and its affiliates deliver a unique approach to combining insurance and investment solutions to help clients achieve financial security. These solutions include life insurance, long-term care insurance, disability income insurance, annuities, mutual funds, and employee benefit services. Northwestern Mutual's subsidiaries and affiliates are comprised of Northwestern Mutual Investment Services, LLC, a wholly-owned company, broker-dealer, member of FINRA and SIPC; the Northwestern Mutual Wealth Management Company, a wholly-owned company of Northwestern Mutual and limited purpose federal savings bank; Northwestern Long Term Care Insurance Company; and the Russell Investment Group.
Further information on Northwestern Mutual, its subsidiaries and affiliates can be found at: http://www.nmfn.com.
For further information, contact:
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FYE donates items that no longer meet the new IC branding standards
Contributed by Joelle Albertsman on 07/20/12
When the new branding standards for Ithaca College went into effect recently, the First-Year Experience (FYE) found themselves with thousands of t-shirts and other items that they could no longer use. FYE contacted Mark Darling, Sustainability Programs Coordinator, to find out what options were available to us and Mark sent us Kendall McBean, an IC employee, and a beautiful friendship was born!
Today, students at Bamia Primary School, Guyana, South America, are all smiles as they proudly display items donated to their school. This donation was made possible by a recent trip made by Mr. & Mrs. Emmanuel 'Kendall' McBean, along with the help of other staff members at IC and FYE! Bamia was one of 15 Primary, Secondary, and High Schools that received donations during Mr. & Mrs. McBean's recent trip to their homeland, Guyana, South America in June of 2012. This was a kind gesture to give back to a community of school children. A special stuffed animal was presented to the student with the best attendance, only missing one day of school last year! The staff and students appreciated all the donations given to them! And First-Year Experience was grateful for the opportunity to find a reuse for their items and such a cause so important and heartwarming!
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this is great,my family is from Guyana, and it is wonderful that IC was able to provide schools with supplies that would otherwise be thrown away
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UnPoetia:An Unhappy Body
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|Poetry for people who hate poetry
An Unhappy Body
Edwin Arlington Robinson
When these gravel lanes you see,
Family, I hate thee;
Though I be among the dead,
Let my cursing of life be said.
Raped that I leave in mind,
And their children, all up the behind;
Queer to them and to my wife,
I fucked them all in my life.
My three sons I married right,
And their sons I rocked in the sheets at night;
Bloody awful was my life
Hideous poxed scarred my wife.
Now, and with no need of those coffins with a bell,
Here they leave me, for me to rot in Hell,--
Leave me to my fitful rest


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Jessie Mueller, Andrew Lippa & Margo Seibert Join Art Attack Foundation Benefit Lineup at Birdland, 9/15
Jessie Mueller, Andrew Lippa and Margo Seibert have joined the lineup for An Evening of Song benefiting the Art Attack Foundation at Birdland on Monday, September 15th. As previously announced, Chita Rivera, Rosie O'Donnell, BD Wong, Anika Larsen and more will also perform.
This one-night-only show promises an array of standards, pop hits and original songs, from top artists on Yellow Sound Label. Founded by Dan Watt, the Art Attack Foundation's mission is to inspire community leaders, businesses, and individuals to participate and contribute in the education, enhancement and development of young performing artists. AAF is dedicated to providing opportunities, funding, and encouragement to assist young performers in realizing their full artistic potential.
Jessie Mueller states, "I was lucky to be exposed to the Arts at a young age through my parents, who are also artists. When I said, "I want to go to school for musical theatre" they understood and didn't shake their heads. But the financial burden of studying in the Arts was a lot to take on. My parents understood the risk, but not all do. Talented kids need help to pursue and develop their talents. That's what Art Attack does. It helps provide the actual means to get these kids started. I am proud to support that."
Others Participating in this song-filled evening are: Telly Leung, (Godspell), Anika Larsen (Beautiful), Andy Karl (Rocky), Jim Caruso (Cast Party), Donald Webber Jr. (Motown), Julie Foldesi (Newsies), Jeff Blumenkrantz (Murder For Two), Christopher Jackson (Holler If Ya Hear Me), songwriters Marcy Hsisler and Zina Goldrich (Dear Edwina), and many more. Helping kick off the evening will be Rosie O'Donnell, co-founder of the Maravel Arts Center, which has received scholarship support from the Art Attack Foundation.
Mr. Lippa says, "Who nurtured my earliest love of music? A music teacher. Who cast me in a musical so I could explore acting and singing and self-expression? A drama teacher. Who led me through Bach and Beethoven to Comden and Green to Kander and Ebb? An arts educator who believed in giving a young man exposure to things he would never otherwise have known about. Thank goodness for Art Attack and the work they do in not only educating but for inspiring young people to reach their dreams whether those dreams are to be a Broadway star or simply to sit in a concert hall and be able to comprehend what they are hearing. Bravo! "
This show is part of The Broadway at Birdland concert series and will take place on Monday, September 15 at 7pm at Birdland (315 West 44 Street, NYC) and is under the musical direction by Emmy Award-winner Michael Croiter.


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The Wilson School of Design
Welcome to Kwantlen's School of Design. We're exceptionally proud of our unique, highly respected programs. As a graduate, you'll be ready to meet your personal and professional goals in the fields of fashion design, fashion marketing, graphic design, interior design, or to further your design education.
Kwantlen is a teaching-focused university where we bring together students, teachers, guest lecturers and alumni to create a student-centred learning environment. Unlike larger universities, we keep our classes purposefully small so that you have the opportunity to work directly with faculty. Our small classes of 18 to 25 students encourage teamwork and support while you're in the program, and help create a professional network once you've graduated.
Undergraduate Programs
Foundations in Design [FIND]
Explore design possibilities, develop fundamental skills and investigate what's important to you as a designer with the FIND program. You will build a dynamite portfolio in a creative environment that celebrates diversity of thought, values, and learning styles. Gain a broad knowledge of various design disciplines and form an understanding of common theories, methodologies, and processes. During the program, you'll investigate a variety of design techniques, mediums and materials in two and three-dimensional contexts. [... learn more]
Fashion Marketing [FMRK]
A flair for fashion and good business sense are necessary ingredients for success in the field of Fashion Marketing. This diploma program combines fashion and business knowledge with relevant skills that lead to a dynamic career in the industry. Fashion Marketing Diploma graduates may ladder directly to Kwantlen's third year of the Bachelor of Business Administration Degree Programs (BBA). [... learn more]
Fashion Design & Technology [FASN]
Make an impact in the world of fashion and nurture your creative talents with the Fashion Design & Technology (FASN) program. You will develop design concepts using practice-led research along with creative and technical skills to work within the apparel industry. Projects include creating collections for mass and niche markets with a local and global perspective. Get ready to be part of "The Show" as your final semester culminates in a fashion show where your creations are featured to an audience of over 3,000 members of the community and industry. [... learn more]
Graphic Design for Marketing [GDMA]
Graphic Design for Marketing (GDMA) is a four-year degree program that provides students with a balanced and unique education in graphic design, marketing, business, technology and liberal education. Our dynamic and relevant curriculum is sought after by industry with graduates prepared to engage in the expanding boundaries of graphic design. [... learn more]
Interior Design [IDSN]
Looking for a career that combines your love of design with your love of interiors and architecture? Take a look at Kwantlen's Interior Design (IDSN) program. After completion of your degree, you will have the skills necessary to work in a variety of design areas such as commercial, residential and healthcare. Graduates of IDSN are often employed prior to graduation and many go on to open successful design firms. [... learn more]
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Samsung's Replenish-LEAKED!
Electronista spotted Samsung's Replenish for Sprint on one of their product pages that have since been pulled. Electronista claims that the webpage contained many early details about the phone. Firstly, the phone will be Sprint's first eco-friendly smartphone and will follow similar pathways of other phones by using recyclable plastic materials and packaging.
The design is a simple, no-frills design made for the budget user. It will feature a 2.8-inch QVGA touchscreen at 320 x 240 resolution and will be targeted to the youth audience. Customers will make good use of messages because it will feature a built-in QWERTY keyboard. Not many other details are made available except that the phone is likely to carry Android Froyo and have a camera without flash.
Samsung is expected to showcase the phone and provide more details on the new mobile device. The model will be available in two colors; blue and pink and will be sold around Earth Day. The pricing is expected to be near $50 with a contract. The phone looks like an excellent way to enjoy Android with a full QWERTY keyboard without breaking the bank. I think this device will be perfect for budget users who have been waiting to get their hands on a smartphone that is well within financial reach.
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A man who caused problems in a deli shop at Praze an Beeble threatened the owner and staff, saying: "I eat little boys like you for breakfast."
Stephen Collick, aged 45, of Park Close, Nancegollan, pleaded guilty at Truro Magistrates' Court to using threatening behaviour with intent to cause Nicholas Allen harassment, alarm or distress on March 27.
Daniel Swan, counsel for CPS, said Mr Allen, the deli owner, had seen Collick opening car doors in an attempt to get a lift from somebody, before he went into the shop where he asked for a lift and then demanded to have a taxi ordered. When this was refused he became abusive and threatening.
When he left the shop, he stopped a car by standing in its way and asked the female driver to let him in. When she refused, he prevented her from moving, and asked again for a lift before she managed to manoeuvre out of his way.
Collick, who had previous convictions, told the police he could not remember any of this.
In court he said he had had a few drinks the night before. The next day he had collected his prescription for Valium and did not remember anything after that. He said he had a bad alcohol problem, and the court heard he had been drinking between four and six litres of cider a day.
Collick was fined £110 and £20 victim surcharge, but detained in court in lieu of payment.


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Police Make Arrest In Vandalism of 'Howard's Rock'
Clemson University Police today announced an arrest for the vandalism of the famed "Howard's Rock" at Memorial Stadium, and they say more arrests could be forthcoming. Police Captain Eric Hendricks says 18-year-old Micah Rogers of Pisgah Forest, North Carolina, was arrested Friday morning. He is facing a felony malicious injury to property charge and a misdemeanor charge for unlawful entry. Police say Rogers has no academic affiliation with Clemson University, but is the owner of various pieces of Tiger memorabilia, and has a Tiger Paw logo on his truck. A witness identified Rogers as being at the scene of the June 2 crime. Police had earlier released photo-stills from a surveillance video of the area that showed a white, Ford F-250 leaving the east side of Memorial Stadium the night of June 2. Police say the video helped them track down Rogers, whom they believe jumped over a fence to gain entry to the stadium area. Police say other arrests may be coming, but the extent of involvement by any accomplices is not known at this time. Rogers appeared in Clemson University Municipal Court on Friday morning and was released on personal recognizance bond of $5,470.
"Howard's Rock" was presented to football coach Frank Howard in the late 1960's by Clemson graduate S.C. Jones, who found the rock in Death Valley, California. After sitting in Howard's office for several months, the rock was moved to a pedestal atop the hill in the stadium's east endzone. Players began the tradition of rubbing the rock and running down the hill on September 23, 1967, when the ritual was performed for the first time before Clemson handed Wake Forest a 23-6 defeat.


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A book with examples of all the smocked dresses and outfits I have made during 40+ years of sewing. Most of the garments are for girls and women.
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Standard Landscape, 10×8 in, 25×20 cm
62 Pages
- Publish Date Jun 03, 2009
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Barbara Yale-Read Calligraphy and Design
Boone, NC
I teach Graphic Design at Appalachian State University. I do calligraphy, photography, and graphic design, mostly for print. My specialty is book cover design, but I also do design and layout for all types of print projects.
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Treatment goals are to manage the condition causing your neuropathy and to relieve symptoms. If your lab tests indicate no underlying condition, your doctor might recommend watchful waiting to see if your neuropathy improves.
Besides medications used to treat conditions associated with peripheral neuropathy, medications used to relieve peripheral neuropathy signs and symptoms include:
Pain relievers. Over-the-counter pain medications, such as nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, can relieve mild symptoms. For more-severe symptoms, your doctor might prescribe painkillers.
Medications containing opioids, such as tramadol (Conzip, Ultram) or oxycodone (Oxycontin, Roxicodone, others), can lead to dependence and addiction, so these drugs generally are prescribed only when other treatments fail.
Topical treatments. Capsaicin cream, which contains a substance found in hot peppers, can cause modest improvements in peripheral neuropathy symptoms. You might have skin burning and irritation where you apply the cream, but this usually lessens over time. Some people, however, can't tolerate it.
Lidocaine patches are another treatment you apply to your skin that might offer pain relief. Side effects can include drowsiness, dizziness and numbness at the site of the patch.
Antidepressants. Certain tricyclic antidepressants, such as amitriptyline, doxepin and nortriptyline (Pamelor), have been found to help relieve pain by interfering with chemical processes in your brain and spinal cord that cause you to feel pain.
The serotonin and norepinephrine reuptake inhibitor duloxetine (Cymbalta) and the extended-release antidepressant venlafaxine (Effexor XR) also might ease the pain of peripheral neuropathy caused by diabetes. Side effects may include dry mouth, nausea, drowsiness, dizziness, decreased appetite and constipation.
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Plasma exchange and intravenous immune globulin. These procedures, which help suppress immune system activity, might benefit people with certain inflammatory conditions.
Plasma exchange involves removing your blood, then removing antibodies and other proteins from the blood and returning the blood to your body. In immune globulin therapy, you receive high levels of proteins that work as antibodies (immunoglobulins).
Some people with peripheral neuropathy try complementary treatments for relief. Although researchers haven't studied these techniques as thoroughly as they have most medications, the following therapies have shown some promise:
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George Brooks Longmore
b.17 Oct 1875 East Millcreek, Salt Lake, Utah, USA
d.15 Dec 1960 Murray, Salt Lake, Utah, USA
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m. 5 Nov 1874
m. 20 Feb 1901
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Utah Timeline (1870,1880,1890), Idaho Timeline (1900,1910,1920,1930,1940,1950)
George Brooks Longmore was born October 17, 1875 at East Millcreek, Salt Lake County, Utah to Henry Charles and Amelia Ann Jones Longmore. His mother died at his birth and his early boyhood was spent with his maternal grandparents.
At the age of sixteen he moved in with his Uncle Edmund Howicks family to West Jordan, Salt Lake County, Utah. He met Maud Mary Walters December 5, 1900 and they were married February 20, 1901 by Elwin Williams. While living in West Jordan two sons were born to them.
He worked at the smelters at Murray, Utah until 1904, at which time he moved with his wife and children to Coltman, Idaho.
He was employed at the Utah and Idaho Sugar Company at Lincoln, Idaho and worked on various construction jobs among them the Blackfoot sugar factory and the construction of the first brick buildings at Ashton, Idaho in 1906 and 1907. From 1910 to 1915 he was self-employed in his own blacksmith shop at Coltman.
While living at Coltman one son and one daughter were born. In February 1915 he moved to Thomas, Idaho. While living at Thomas one more son was born to them.
He became active in the Church and was advanced in the priesthood. In 1920 he reached a milestone in his life by going with his wife and family to the Logan Temple and being endowed and sealed in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints.
He has been active in the ward as ward teacher and has assisted in various building and remodeling projects in the Thomas Ward, where he still resides at this writing in January 1956.
A blacksmith shop opened its doors for business on the Thomas town site in the spring of 1915, and it proved to be very helpful to the community, and very successful to the owner, George B. (Shorty) Longmore. He is still in business though not so actively. Shorty recalls that Ed Van Orden was the first customer to his place of business. He brought two plow shears to be sharpened. The location of the shop was on the south side of the road, in front of the schoolhouse; where the schoolteachers' homes now stand. In 1917 it was moved to its present location, just west of the Snake River Jr. High School.
Shorty was a very good smith and had a natural knack for repairing broken farm machinery. He has saved the farmers in this community thousands of dollars by repairing a broken, worn-out machine, tools and other articles. His prices were never high and often too low for his own good. He has often remarked that a blacksmith could only be sent to hell for two things, and he was guilty of both. One was for pounding cold iron and the other was for not charging enough. When everything went wrong and the tide of life was at a low ebb, one quotation always seemed to ease him over the situation, "Damned if it ain't the damnedest; by hell."
It made no difference when a person came to his shop day or night. He always considered it his responsibility to see that the p person was fixed up so he could get back on the job.
At one time in the horse and buggy days, a fancy team from Gibbs Livery Barn stopped in front of his shop. Seeing him in the shop the man shouted out, "Hey, kid, which one of these roads can I take to Tilden? Without looking up Short y answered, "Take any one you like; we'll build another."
Shorty recalls that when the farmers got good prices for their produce, they bought and used good equipment; when they received poor prices, they brought their old broken and worn out machinery ad tools to him to be repaired and sharpened so they could use them. Especially was this true during the depression that started in the 1930's. Although it brought a lot of work his way that was not all it brought. People did not have the money to buy new machinery; neither did they have the money to pay for the repairing of the old, so it was put on the books until fall. When fall came it was still worse, they didn't have money enough to pay the banker and the ones who held the mortgage; so Shorty was left holding the "bag". Many people lost their homes and all they ha d. Shorty is thankful that that never happened to him. The farms were rented by mortgage companies to new renters. They, too, were poor, and brought their machinery to be repaired and had no money with which to pay, so it was put on the books until fall. They too lost out and moved on leaving their bills unpaid. At the end of the depression, Shorty had $4,082.00 worth of bad bills. During the years that followed $90.00 of it was paid back. The r rest was chalked up to bad business and good experience.
Shorty also recalls that during World War II when the government took over everything, farm machinery was not to be bought, even though the farmers had the money to buy. The tools and equipment necessary to run the farms could not be had; as the result, they went to the junk-pile and dug out their old broken and worn-out tools and brought them to the shop to be repaired so they could do their farming. He said that he worked almost day and night on this kind of equipment to keep the farmer on the job. He felt it his duty to his friends and to his country, to do his little job the best he could.
Here are some prices for 1915
Horse-shoeing--nails and shoe furnished and tacked on horse, per shoe$ .50 Set 2 inch wagon wheel 1.00 Sharpen plow shear .35 Nose and sharpen plow shear 1.25 Work rate per hour .50 Comparative prices in 1956 No horse and wagon ? Sharpen plow shear 1.50 Nose and sharpen plow shear 3.00 Work rate per hour 3.50
Shorty still maintains though he worked hard, lost a lot of money and met some people who didn't like him, that Thomas is the best place on earth. Here he made his home, reared his family, and made a good living; and last, but not least, he made a host of good friends that are worth more than all the money that could be piled up.


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Traffic accident-injuries. June 1. 10:38 a.m. 25000 block of Moulton Parkway. A motorist ran into a fence, resulting in injuries to her hand.
Traffic accident-unknown injuries. May 30. 2:10 p.m. Avenida Sevilla and El Toro Road. A Hyundai collided with a golf cart.
Traffic accident-non injury. May 29. 2:05 p.m. 24300 block of El Toro Road. Three cars were involved in a collision in front of the Community Center.
Stolen vehicle. May 29. 9:26 p.m. 100 block of Via Estrada. A woman called about a stolen golf cart.
Stolen vehicle. May 29. 9:00 a.m. 800 block of Via Alhambra. A caller reported a stolen Honda Civic.
Open door. May 28. 3:06 p.m. 700 block of Via Los Altos. A caller reported a door open at a neighbor's residence. The caller said the neighbor was out of town.
Petty theft report. May 28. 12:00 p.m. 0 block of Calle Aragon. A caller said a pistol was stolen from his trunk.
Citizen assist. May 27. 2:06 p.m. 3200 block of San Amadeo. A woman called about receiving a scam phone call saying her I.R.S. payment was due and she would be arrested if she didn't pay.
Suspicious person/circumstances. May 27. 4:33 a.m. 600 block of Avenida Sevilla. A caller thinks someone is climbing up to the unit above and can see the bushes moving.
General broadcast. May 26. 3:06 p.m. El Toro Road and Calle Corta. A white pickup was reported swerving all over the road near Canyon Hills.
Reckless driving. May 26. 12:00 a.m. El Toro Road and Moulton Parkway. A Hyundai Accent was reported swerving in and out of lanes and hitting the center divider.
Suspicious person/circumstances. May 25. 8:22 p.m. 2000 block of Ronda Granada. A man called about a Ralphs shopping cart tied to a pole.
Trespassing. May 25. 5:04 p.m. 500 block of Calle Aragon. The caller said a former resident who was evicted refuses to leave.
Keep the peace. May 24. 9:20 p.m. 24300 block of El Toro Road. A transportation company employee called about a customer who refused to pay. The caller refused to give them their luggage.
Hit and run misdemeanor. May 24. 12:32 a.m. Moulton Parkway and Via Camp Verde. A motorist in a red Honda Civic reported being hit by an SUV.
The blotter is compiled by Jennifer Karmarkar from the Orange County Sheriff's Department website. The outcome of calls often differs from what was initially reported. No assumption of guilt or criminal association should be drawn from the information provided. More crime news: ocregister.com/crime.
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|Zack Estrin
|Biographical information
Zack Estrin is a writer, producer and actor[1] of Prison Break.
Prison Break worksEdit
Zack Estrin as GATE worker.
As writerEdit
- English, Fitz or Percy
- And Then There Were 7
- Brother's Keeper
- The Key
- Tonight
- Scan
- Dead Fall
- The Killing Box
- The Message
- Panama
- Call Waiting
- Vamonos
- Under and Out
As producerEdit
As actorEdit
- His only role ever was during Prison Break in which he appeared as a GATE worker. His role was uncredited and he had an unspeaking role. The other crew members who had a role were Nick Santora, Matt Olmstead and Graham Roland.
Notes and referencesEdit
- ↑ He appears in the episode, the Legend, uncredited.


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By Jennie Zeitler, Staff Writer
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Frank and Elizabeth Wielenberg left Germany in 1903, and married soon after arriving in the Melrose area. They rented a farm from Henry Hinnenkamp until 1911 and then bought a farm north of town.
Their youngest son, Joe Sr., took over the farm and raised 10 children there with his wife, Marie. Their son Lawrence now farms the home place.
The Wielenberg farm will be recognized as a Century Farm at the Minnesota State Fair in August. The family history describes how this will "honor the dreams of a young couple, courageous enough to settle a farm and start a family in a new country."
Frank and Lizzie's last living child, 92-year-old daughter Marie Bösl, reports that the couple's descendants now number about 568. That includes nine children, 65 grandchildren, 223 great-grandchildren and 271 great-great-grandchildren.
Joe and Marie's descendents include 24 grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren. The farm has been held in a trust following their deaths in 2005. It was originally 100 acres, growing to 300 in 1922.
"A lot of it is woods, hills and rocks," said Bösl. "The land borders Little Birch Lake, and we would walk there to go fishing with poles cut from the woods and worms we dug. There was a swimming hole, too."
Each family member remembers picking rock. Bösl jokingly asked her nephew, Lawrence, if he had all the rocks picked yet?
"We left some for the next generation, too," Lawrence said in return.
The Wielenberg children attended a one-room school at "Five-mile Corner," one and a half miles from home. Bösl learned so much listening to other classes recite that she skipped two grades.
"The county had a test we had to take to finish eighth grade," she said. "I passed when I was 12."
All remember doing chores at the school. Bösl had to help carry water in. The only rest rooms then were outhouses.
"We had to stoke the furnace with coal," said Joe, Jr.
"We had room duties," Bauer said. "We had to sweep. But there was electricity and running water — just cold water, though."
"I had to take out the trash," Dennis added.
They all took lunches to school. "I liked dried beef, jelly and butter sandwiches," said Lawrence.
"We started the day with prayer and the Pledge of Allegiance," said Bauer.
"And we prayed together at dinnertime," said Dennis. He was a member of the last class to graduate from eighth grade before the school closed in 1968.
A big occasion was getting the first tractor, a 1939 model. The second tractor was a John Deere 1945 B.
"Dad had a team of horses that worked until the mid-1960s," said Dennis. "In their later years they still raked road ditches and hauled wood. They got to live out their years on the place."
Thinking back to Christmases gone by, Bösl recalls that St. Nicholas came on Dec. 6, while everyone was in the barn doing chores. He left candies, apples and peanuts on the table.
"On Christmas Eve, Santa Claus came while we did chores in the barn," Bauer said. "We knew it was really Henry Von Wahlde."
Frank and Elizabeth continued to use three rooms on the first floor of the house after Joe and Marie took over the farm.
"Part of our chores was making sure they had wood for their stove," Dennis said.
"Grandma used to make big sugar cookies," Bauer said. "She gave us one if we brought a lot of wood in."
Lawrence recalls cutting wood. "We spent most of Christmas vacation making wood piles for the next winter," he said. "In 1974-1975, we cut and split over 1,500 oak fence posts. They were used in about three years."
The Wielenbergs still gather at the home place.
"We do all the holidays out here yet," Bauer said. "Not everyone comes, but it gets to be a pretty big bunch."
"We could have sold this, but money can't buy happiness," said Dennis.
"I'm glad it's stayed in the family," Bösl added. "There are a lot of memories here."