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News: Northern Clark County (27 Oct 1966)
Contact: Dolores (Mohr) Kenyon
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Surnames: Chris, Knaack, Beck, Russel, Barager, Wiles, Laabs, Knecht, Wachsmuth, Andersen, Sorensen, Zasoba, Engel, Alberts, Fredrick, Klabon, Nevala, Peissig, Tellock, Schiszik, Reishus, Sincula, Wyczawski, Oldroyd, Brunett, Burnett, Haling, Klinzing, Fisher, Vanderhyden, Hicks, Badzinski, Borowski, Witt, Biddle
----Source: Clark County Press (Neillsville, Clark Co., WI) 10/27/1966
Northern Clark County (27 October 1966)
Mrs. Ben Chris of La Porte, Ind., who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Charles Knaack, in Owen, has returned home. She was accompanied by Mrs. Knaack, who is planning an extended visit in La Porte.
C. E. Beck of Owen spent a weekend in Madison with his son, Prof. Galen Beck, and family.
Col. and Mrs. Howard Russel of Deal, N. J., were guests several days recently of her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Barager of Owen. One day the Russels and Mrs. Barager visited Emma Wiles at her summer home on Round Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Laabs and Mr. and Mrs. Roland Knecht and son of Owen were guests recently of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Wachsmuth and family of Arlington Heights, Ill.
Mr. and Mrs. Unar Andersen and family of Mauston have been guests for several days of their parents, Sam Andersen and Helga, and Mrs. Anna Sorensen, of Withee.
A special meeting of St. John's Ladies Aid of Withee was held in observance of the Aid's 45th anniversary. For the occasion, a special program was held, which included skits and poems. Two charter members, Mrs. John Zasoba and Mrs. Minna Engel, were present.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Alberts of Withee are on a week's visit to Huntsville, Ala., with their son, Darrell Alberts and family.
Recent weekend guests at the Ed Fredrick home in Withee were Mr. and Mrs. George Fredrick and daughter of Wheaton, Ill. Mrs. Arthur Klabon of Chicago, Ill., who had been visiting at the Fredrick home in Withee, accompanied the guests' home.
SP/4 Lynn Nevala has returned to Warrenton, VA., following a 12-day leave spent with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Nevala, in Withee.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Peissig of Ft. Morgan, Colo., have been spending their vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Emery Peissig, in Curtiss. Don expects to be called into service soon.
Rev. Roger Tellock of Curtiss returned from Minneapolis, Minn., where he attended a convention.
Mrs. Ida Schiszik spent several days in Chicago and Berwyn, Ill., with her sons and other relatives.
Harold Reishus and sons, Harold, Jr., and John, have returned Curtiss from a 10-day hunting trip to Canada. They returned with two large moose. Mrs. Reishus visited her mother in Indiana while the men were hunting.
Miss Marie Sincula of Chicago, Ill., was a recent weekend guest at the Val Wyczawski home in Thorp.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Oldroyd of Clear Lake, who recently attended a teacher's convention in Eau Claire, spent a weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Oldroyd, in Thorp.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Brunett and Mrs. Leona Burnett of Thorp were recent guests of Mrs. Attillia Haling in Superior. Enroute home they visited Mr. and Mrs. Bert Klinzing in Solon Springs.
Jim Fisher and son of Milwaukee were overnight guests at the W. E. Vanderhyden home in Thorp.
Mrs. and Mrs. Henry Hicks of Rosemead, Cal. were recent evening guests at the Louis Badzinski home in Thorp.
Sammie Borowski of Milwaukee was a recent weekend visitor at his home in Thorp. He was accompanied to Milwaukee by Mrs. Borowski, Mrs. Harry Witt, Mrs. Andrew Biddle and Bonnie Borowski, who attended funeral services there for a brother-in-law.
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Residents take cover as tornadoes touch down in Colorado Sunday
Monday, June 9, 2014, 8:31 AM - What started out as a quiet Sunday in Colorado quickly changed as damaging storms pushed through.
Several tornadoes were reported through the afternoon hours including one that hit near a junior golf tournament in Aurora.
Minor injuries and property damage were reported.
"It's scary, because all the kids were out there playing golf, and I was in the league last year, so it could have been me," one golfer said.
TORNADOES IN CANADA: Everything you need to know
One person was taken to the hospital after a golf car flipped over in the strong winds.
He broke his wrist, but officials say it's a minor injury considering a construction trailer just a few kilometres away was completely turned upside down.
Trailer that was turned over from possible tornado... 1 injury reported minor damage to 1 house pic.twitter.com/JM0NdC9KzM— Aurora Fire (@AuroraFireDpt) June 8, 2014
According to the U.S. National Weather Service, six of the tornadoes struck in northeast Colorado, while two others hit in Park County.
While looking for tornado video from wyoming yesterday, I found this one in colorado! #dreamtornado https://t.co/zrcCbgytCC @BrianBledsoe— Dick McGowan (@stormpics) June 9, 2014

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BWW Reviews: Stages' WINTER WONDERETTES is Sweet, Bubbly Holiday Treat
Nordstrom's may not be ready to get into the Christmas spirit before November 27, but Stages Repertory Theatre is reprising last year's wildly popular musical celebration of the season. Roger Bean's WINTER WONDERETTES is more a yuletide cabaret than a musical with plot. The barely-there story is about the Marvelous Wonderettes performing at Harper's Hardware Holiday Happening. Yet, the best gift of all is that Stages has reassembled their original Marvelous Wonderettes, giving these talented ladies a third opportunity to wow Houston audiences with every ounce of their charismatic star power.
Melissa Rain Anderson's direction and choreography is charming, vibrant, and filled with 60s pizzazz. From beginning to end the show keeps audiences smiling and laughing. Performing in the round, Melissa Rain Anderson has also ensured that the ladies play to all four sides and make every member of the audience feel like they are part of the show long before the audience is encouraged to participate at the end of the first act and during the second act. She has coached her cast to be so enigmatic that when they select audience members, the audience is bubbling with anticipation and hoping that they'll be picked.
Part event organizer and team leader, Chelsea Ryan McCurdy's Missy does her best to keep the chaos at bay while progressing through the Marvelous Wonderettes' set list for the holiday party. Chelsea Ryan McCurdy's Missy, complete with her blue cat eye frame glasses, is reminiscent of Scooby Doo's Velma, but with lowered inhabitations-nerdy and awkwardly sexualized. Her portrayal easily engages the audience and brings about some of the loudest laughs, especially during her hilarious, showstopper performance of "This Christmas."
Betty Jean, played by Christina Michelle Stroup, competes with Missy to be the leader of the show and group as she struts around the stage with a bigger smile and a louder, brassier voice. Christina Michelle Stroup utilizes her powerful, soulful styling to remind the audience of the soulful singers of the 60s that modern acts like Duffy and Adele are inspired by. Her smile and characterization are sincerely captivating and invites the audience to be blown away by her magnificent and awe-inspiring singing. Her "Christmas Will Be Just Another Lonely Day" and "What Are You Doing New Year's Eve" are highlights of the evening.
Rachel Logue perfectly plays the sensual, hypersexual vixen Cindy Lou. A would be sexual innuendo never escapes her and she dishes out her fair share of them as well. Likewise, she slinks around the stage, making eyes at all the men in the audience, which brings a healthy dose of guffaws when she sings "think of all the boys I haven't kissed" in "Santa Baby." In addition to being sultry, Rachel Logue shows off her ability to move audiences with her heartrending rendition of "All Those Christmas Clichés."
As Suzy, Holland Vavra Peters is nothing short of a true delight. Suzy is ditzy and heartwarming. She still believes in Santa Claus and gets swept away in all the cheer and merriment of the Christmas and Holiday season, letting the audience know that she wanted the costumes the girls are wearing to be blue so that they are inclusive of all the people that celebrate Chanukah. Each of her zany antics is memorable and steals the show, filling the auditorium with boundless laughter when she dons a serape for "¿Dónde Está Santa Claus?," and a snowflake costume complete with roller-skates for "Suzy Snowflake."
Jodi Bobrovsky has done an excellent job with her Scenic and Properties Designs. The decorated boxes on casters look great and are wonderfully versatile. The columns are skillfully decorated to look like a hardware store, featuring fully functional drawers that would store screws, nuts, bolts, and other small necessities. Jodi Bobrovsky's attention to detail is always impeccable, and WINTER WONDERETTES is no exception.
Tiffani Fuller's costumes for the show are cute sequined velour, mod-inspired Twiggy dresses. They look fantastic on the actresses and are perfectly evocative of 1968. The girls, except pregnant Suzy, also wear sequined Go Go Boots.
Kevin Holden's Lighting Design is warm and effervescent. It utilizes vibrant greens and blushing reds to create that iconic holiday color palette. Soft blues are utilized for musical numbers referencing snow and the more emotional moments. In the louder, more boisterous and lively songs, Kevin Holden has bars of colored lights that alternate, creating a concert lighting effect that is just as fun as the song being sung.
Yezminne Zepeda's sound design ensures that the audience hears the fantastic live band, performing back stage, and the skilled vocals from the stage in perfect balance. Any time that something is not heard, it is because the mirthful audience is so caught up in laughing that they miss a line or two here and there.
Stages' wondrous production of Roger Bean's WINTER WONDERETTES is sure to appease any fan of the Holiday season. With all the enthusiastic and remarkable talent on display in this production, this joyous, fluffy show will kill any Scrooge and Grinch feelings you may have and get you in the mood to go home and get your decorations out, if they aren't already. If you're looking for a fun time at the theatre that the whole family will enjoy, WINTER WONDERETTES is definitely for you.
This sweet and bubbly holiday treat runs until December 30, 2012 in Stages' Arena Theater. For more information and tickets, please visit http://stagestheatre.com/ or call (713) 527 – 0123.Photo by Bruce Bennett, courtesy of Stages Repertory Theatre.
Stages Repertory Theatre - 2012 production of WINTER WONDERETTES. Standing L to R: Rachael Logue, Chelsea Ryan McCurdy, and Christina Michelle Stroup. Seated: Holland Vavra Peters.


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Harmonix's Kickstarter to fund a new version of Amplitude is starting to pick up some momentum as the game has seen a large surge in donations over the last few days. The last few days have seen nearly $200,000 in donations flood in, including a large donation from the team over at Insomniac games.
This is good news as the game is still $208,000 short of its funding goal and it's going to be close since there's just over two days left. If you want to see what the big deal is be sure to watch the Kickstarter video and read our review of the original game.
My biggest concern about the Kickstarter was that as a Harmonix "passion project" the development team would be pulled away on other Harmonix projects but that fear was assuaged by John T Drake, the director of publishing and PR for Harmonix in this twitter conversation.
@chusemann Yup - that's the plan. (there's probably additional support from shared resource people who aren't 100% on the team as well!)
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Good news is finally hear - hopefully if this all comes to frution. Talk of mass arrests of the crocked bankers: http://divinecosmos.com/start-here/davids-blog/1043-massarrests Lein placed on Fedeal Reserve: ...
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What is the general cost for sanding, re-sealing and painting window frames?
Pricing exterior painting may be vary depending what you want to be done. To giving you a proper estimate we need to know how many windows you have, what type these are, how's the acces to reach them, if you want to change color and if applying with latex or oil base.
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Resealing is normally about 30$ per window. That includes a designer home quality sealing with a top materials like dow. Of course you can get handymen to so do the sealing for much cheaper somewhat about 10 to 15$ per window, but don't expect straight caulking line or quality materials to be used.
All together with sanding, painting and sealing you are looking to spend about 40-60$ per window you get top quality job done, or 20-30$ per window for something less professional.
Having in mind the fact that you might wand to save some money and will go with the cheaper option, I personally think that it is easier to just cap the windows with aluminium and seal. Less work, same or much better effect. I believe that could cost you maximum 40$, and you can choose any kind of aluminium colour and cover the wooden frame from direct access of moisture and sun. The only con with capping is that you can't really cap the sash of the window. Some sliders from 1960's are just the wooden frame with a tempered glass sliding on the wooden inserts.
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Sand, resealing and paint you are looking between 20 to 30 dollar per window.
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Gimmicked deck lets you display cards with a flourish- no skill necessary to look like a pro!
These cards will flow from one hand to the other, without a single card falling out of place! You can spread the cards right up your arm from wrist to elbow, and not drop a single one!
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I'd like to have an alar base reduction, no tip or bridge work--what is the price range and can it be done under local? (photo)
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Alar base reduction
Doing an isolated alar base reduction is probably not going to give you a balanced and proportional nose. Most of the time, changes in one part of the nose will affect it's relationship with rest of the nose and even proportion to the rest of the face. Based on your photos, I would recommend that your consider reshaping the entire lower part of the nose, not just the alar base.
Best Wishes,
Alar base reduction candidate
Patients are only a candidate for alar base reduction when there are wide flaring nostrils present. In this particular case, you are not a candidate for alar base reduction.
Alar Base Reduction with Narrow Nostrils?
Your nostrils are narrow, and alar base work would compromise the external nasal valves and make the tip appear larger. I would recommend reducing the width of the tip under local if that is your preference. The lowest fee I know of for this would be about $4000.
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Nasal alar base can be reduced.
You need an expert to actually examine you in order to know exactly what is the best approach to your rhinoplasty. But alar base reduction makes sense.
Alar base reduction
Alar base reduction is usually done I cases where the nostrils flare widely, which yours do not. I do not think it would be of much benefit in your situation.
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Alar base surgery
Alar base surgery is easily done under local anesthesia and for the price you are considering. However looking at your pictures you have thick skin and narrow airways. From an aesthetic point of view doing just alar reductions will probably give you a very unnatural appearence and a look of obvious surgery. My suggestion is to either do a complete rhinoplasty and keep eveything in proportion and natural or do nothing.
Sorry- Not a Good Candidate For An Alar Base Reduction
You could certainly have an isolated alar base reduction using a local anesthetic, and could probably find someone to do it for under $2000. Unfortunately, given the photos, you would almost certainly hate the result. Narrowing the base would make your tip look even bigger, would make your nose itself out of balance with the rest of your facial features, and would likely make you feel like you wasted your time, energy, and money. As much as it would be nice to save money, in order to achieve a balanced, natural, pleasing appearance, you would need to have a complete rhinoplasty addressing multiple issues. If you are still unsure of this advice, I would recommend seeing an experienced rhinoplasty surgeon who does computer imaging as a part of their consultation. They could show you what an isolated alar base reduction would look like, as well as showing you what could be reasonably expected from a complete rhinoplasty. Good luck.
Am I a Good Candidate for Alar Base Reduction?
From the photos, it seems that a Rhinoplasty to narrow the nasal tip cartilages would yield a more aesthetic improvement than an alar base reduction. The alar base reduction can only be performed when the nostrils are wide enough. Your nostrils are quite narrow which precludes using this technique.
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Alar Base Reduction
Isolated alar base resections is rarely a good idea. Often times there is the need for additional work to be done in the tip area and maybe even the upper part of the nose. This is one where you really need to be examined by an experienced nasal cosmetic surgeon.
Alar Base Reduction
An alar base reduction is one of several maneuvers needed to give a balanced reduction and maintain facial harmony. You should be evaluated by a qualified and experienced surgeon who will give you recommendations after a thorough exam. And realistically, I don't think you will find anyone who will do a decent job for the budget you are working on. You get what you pay for and you will end up paying a lot more later when you need a revision for your rhinoplasty.
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The 47th anniversary of the Clearwater Beach Library will be celebrated with a grand opening ribbon cutting and light refreshments at 10 a.m. Monday at the library's new location inside the renovated Clearwater Beach Recreation Center, 69 Bay Esplande. Call (727) 462-6890 or visit www.myclearwater.com/cpl. Sunday
Dixieland jazz: Bobby Tess and the Dixie Chaps perform 1 to 4 p.m. Sunday at The Coconuts Comedy Club, 2950 Gulf-to-Bay Blvd., Clearwater. Tickets are $5. Call (727) 797-5653.
Art explained: The Leepa-Rattner Museum of Art offers a docent tour at 2 p.m. every Sunday. Meet in the lobby of the museum, which is on the Tarpon Springs campus of St. Petersburg College, 600 Klosterman Road. Admission is free on Sundays. Call (727) 712-5762.
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Concealed carry etiquette
January 17, 2006, 01:59 AM
if your are pulled over and you have a permit to carry and you are packin, what might be some of the first words you say to the Officer ?
January 17, 2006, 02:55 AM
I usually do not say anything. I keep CCW permit with my drivers lic.
I usually keep my hands on the wheel (some states/cities cross reference and may know there is potential for you to have a weapon) until they approach me then I give them what they ask for, along with my CCW permit.
I never could find a good way to tell a LEO "I have a gun".
I will show to any LEO that pulls me over (only once in past ten years) even if it's not required for the state I am in. This way I do not have to remember which state requires you to declare. There is no state that say's you can not declare your carrying.
January 17, 2006, 05:20 AM
Here you are obligated/required to notify a Police Officer that:
- You have a carry permit
- You are armed
- Where the gun is physically located
It's a "sign of good faith"
January 17, 2006, 06:46 AM
Ohio Law..
Must inform Law Enforcement when Carrying
Date updated: Aug 23, 2005 @ 10:10 pm
Ohio's Concealed Carry Law makes it Mandatory to notify a police officer that you are carrying a concealed handgun and have a license to do so.
This law will apply to you even if you are merely a passenger in a motor vehicle. The officer may or may not ask you to produce your license and may or may not ask to take possession of your firearm for the duration of the traffic stop. The law specifically prohibits the officer from keeping your firearm if you are released.
Vital: During a traffic stop you should never make any movement that could be considered reaching for or touching your firearm. Besides the common sense reasons, if you are charged with touching your firearm at any time during a traffic stop the charges are a felony.
Sec. 2923.126.
January 17, 2006, 10:20 AM
Just don't let your 1st words be "I have a gun" or anything of the sort.
What I do, which has seemed to work well and get the best response is:
As soon as you see lights, night or day, pull over, shut off car, turn on interior light, roll down window, then place keys, DL & CC Permit, and insurance on dash, and put both hands on top of steering wheel.
The minute he gets to the window and says whatever, I hand him my info, CC permit on top, and say something like, "I have a permit for concealed carry officer. My weapon is located on my left hip. What would you like me to do?
Its all about respect, courtesy, and safety. Officers will appriciate it, and such actions just MAY put you in a better light with them than your average "scumbag". :)
January 17, 2006, 10:41 AM
I'm anxiously awaiting the state to finish processing the paperwork and send me my permit :)
What we were told in our carry class, taught by a reserve sheriff's deputy, is that while there isn't a law requiring disclosure in our state its a VERY BAD idea to let an officer discover for themselves that you have a pistol. His recommendation was to introduce it in terms of "I have a carry permit and my Glock 21 (Springfield 1911, Taurus 24/7, etc.) is on my right hip (wherever the weapon is located)" Do this while having your hands on the steering wheel with your license and permit in hand. He also said that its best to just give the name of your weapon because no matter what the circumstances saying "gun" to a police officer is a bad idea.
January 17, 2006, 10:53 AM
You should move around a lot in the front seat, roll down the window, and scream loudly: "I HAVE A GUN"...... :D
Disclaimer: that was a joke and does not constitute the advised course of action for anyone. If you follow this advice you are a dumb***.
He also said that its best to just give the name of your weapon because no matter what the circumstances saying "gun" to a police officer is a bad idea.
That's interesting, and a good point. I never thought of that. I mean, I would probably just say 'handgun' or 'carry weapon'....but telling the officer your model kinda gives this impression that you're informed and maybe somewhat more responsible than the average joe.
January 17, 2006, 10:57 AM
You pull out your gun and say STICKUM UP!!!;)
Seriously though, in states where you are required to inform the policeman that you are carrying you keep your hands where he can see them either on the stirring wheel or one hand ready to hand him your Drivers License, Insurance proof and Concealed Handgun License the other hand on the door of the car while casually telling him that you are carrying a gun. "Hello, here is everything you need. You will see also that there is a CHL among those items I gave you."
He may ask "Do you have the gun on you now?"
"Yes it's on my shoulder holster."
He may ask to have it while talking to you, on the other hand I've been told by some people that they may just say "keep it where it is and we will get along fine."
I've never had to face this, but my dad did. He told the policeman where it was and the policeman never said another word about it in the discourse of the pull over.
If you are not in a state where it is required to show the policeman, I wouldn't even bring it up.
January 17, 2006, 12:23 PM
I have yet to get pulled over since I had CW Permit, actually it's been years since I have been pulled over:rolleyes:
Good Thread idea, and something to think about if you have a CW. When I get pulled over, I always take out my drivers license, owners card and insurance card, and have it up on the dash with hand on the steering wheel, I think I would just include my CW permit with all that. If the officer asks about where I have my weapon I would tell him, but my hands will never leave that steering wheel unless the officer hands me something.
January 17, 2006, 12:53 PM
In Washington, we are not required to notify unless asked, so I don't. I shut the car down, turn on the dome lamp if at night, roll down the window, then sit there until the officer is right there. I don't like the idea of moving around the car searching for all my info either, it happens to look a whole lot like stashing drugs or accessing a weapon.
January 17, 2006, 01:10 PM
if you are obligated to divulge the info, simply say 'Good day, state law requires that i show you this permit, my license and inform you i am carrying. How shall we proceed?'
the one time i've had to do this, the officer didnt even take the permit out of my hand, he just said 'okay, what can we do to get your car further off the road so you can get a tow truck?'
i was sooo mad that he didnt disarm me and treat me like a second class citizen.
January 17, 2006, 02:13 PM
Why all of the paranoia over this?
It's your right to have it.
It shouldn't be of any concern if you were speeding.
If the state says to declare it, why not say "I have a gun"?
Here is the view of a few traffic cops I know, and work with.
Their whole thought process is "finish this car and get to the next" When the subject came up all of them said something to the effect of..." I don't really care if they have a gun, I am giving them a citation for ___ (insert offense). If they are gonna use it on me I will and should be ready, whether I know if they have one or not..."
Now in my job, I am required to ask for any weapons before stepping on their boat. When I do get a few with them, they tell me where it is and I make the weapon safe. No big deal.... Of course we have to ask a certain way to avoid any miscommunications or have any mishap's. It goes something like: "Before I come aboard, without reaching for or touching, do you have any weapons?"
Well, those are my 2.7 cents....
January 17, 2006, 02:16 PM
Was instructed, when stopped, to hand license and reg to officer with CCW permit on top. Keep hands on wheel where he can see them and the office will take it from there. He'll most likely disarm you and I've heard of cops returning the handgun to the owner with the mag out and the rounds out of the mag.
January 17, 2006, 04:24 PM
in n.c.you are to hand over d.l. and ccw to the officer. i have had to do this for a speeding ticket. cop says, "where's it at?" i responded under my seat. he never brought it up again. still got a damn ticket though...
January 17, 2006, 06:25 PM
I don't offer cops a single unasked word. If asked a question, I only respond with a specific answer to the question.
January 17, 2006, 07:47 PM
In North Carolina, if you're stopped by a police officer on a traffic stop, your information will be checked through NCIC, and if you have a CCW, that information will be relayed to the officer before he even comes up to your car. Don't make any 'furtive' movements like diving under your seat or reaching over to get to your glove box for your license or registration. Keep these in a place where you can get to them easily. Remember, some agencies or officers don't trust anybody but police officers to carry a gun. So as the officer approaches, keep both your hands on the steering wheel and clearly tell him you have a CCW and that you are armed. You will need to carry both your permit and some other form of identification (presumably your driver's license). If you don't tell him about it, you can be charged with not informing the officer under G.S. 14-415.11(a), which might cause you to lose your CCW. He doesn't need to see the gun and there is no legal requirement to show it to him unless there is probable cause. If he insists on seeing the gun, DO NOT attempt to hand it to him! Tell him where it is on your person and then calmly follow his instructions. Remember, he doesn't know you and tensions might be high at the time. Even if you're not armed at the time, it's a good idea to tell him that you have a valid CCW anyway, because as soon as he learns you have a CCW, he will assume you are armed. This will go a long way to calm the tension.
Here's a link for NC CCW information:
January 17, 2006, 10:20 PM
In Minnesota it comes up on the liscense check by the LEO. I have a photo copy of my DL and PCP in the sunvisor of my car. If stopped the dome light goes on, the photo copy comes out of the visor and is placed on the dash along with my hands.. When he gets to the window I tell him the origionals are in my left rear pocket and would he like to see them. I will let him tell me its ok to dig around below his line of sight. When asked, he's told I've got a 9mm IWB at 4 o'clock and a spare mag at 9 o'clock. I let him tell me how he wants to proceed.. Hassle, you bet! But I want him to be very at ease with me being armed. He doesn't know me and I don't know him, I want it as cordial as possible. It's worked for me twice, once with a question directed at me asking if I was an ex cop. Some cops don't like seeing your hands together on your wheel when they walk up, you could be hideing a small knife.. (thats from an ex cop) It also may NOT be a good idea to be digging in your glove box when the LEO walks up! They love to see those hands.
January 17, 2006, 10:27 PM
mts840, the officer may know the registerd owner of the vehicle has a ccw permit but that does not mean the person driving is one in the same. or one with a ccw permit may be driving anothers vehicle whome dose not have a permit.
January 18, 2006, 06:50 AM
I've been stopped numerous times in Florida (well, about 6 or so in the course of 8+ years; on three of those occasions, no citation was issued) and I have never been asked about CCW or whether I have a weapon on me.
Florida does not require you to volunteer the fact that you have a license to carry, or that you have a gun with you. I have never volunteered the information, and I have also never been asked; I don't know whether the info the police get on their computers includes whether I have a license to carry a gun or not. Presumably, if it does, maybe the cops just don't think it's even an issue -- after all, I've bothered to stay within the law and get licensed, so how likely am I to be a cop-killer?
It does not occur to me that there is really any need or benefit for me to notify the cop about my gun when I'm stopped for a traffic violation. If the time comes when he needs or wants to know, he'll ask. At that point I'd probably just tell him that I am licensed to carry and am carrying, and I'll let his subsequent questions guide what happens next. If he wants to know where the gun is, or to secure it for the duration of the stop, so be it.
The last time I was stopped, the sheriff's deputy who did the stop not only let me go without a ticket, he also thanked me for having my hands up on the steering wheel when he arrived at my door! Your demeanor when stopped seems to be able to do wonders for whether you can get away without a ticket.
I was asked only one time to get out of the vehicle, by a Florida state trooper, and he had me come back to his car and stand by the front wheel while he did a condescending interrogation about why he had stopped me. :rolleyes: (He wanted to lecture me about having followed a semi-trailer too closely. The sonofabitch shouldn't have been dragging ass for miles in the left lane, if you ask me.) That trooper never asked about a gun, and I didn't tell him. Was I armed? You betcha. Was I a threat to the cop? Of course not.
January 18, 2006, 06:30 PM
+1 on what azurefly said.
Only thing you worry about is a cop who suspects it (maybe you carry a larger gun) and starts getting a little worried about you.
January 22, 2006, 02:35 AM
well the last time I checked, Oregon does not requier discloser but are sheriff dept. recomends you let the LEO know your statis. I don't have a problem with that.
Erik F
January 22, 2006, 08:35 AM
No requirement to disclose in Georgia, but I work late and sometimes have to stop for "safety checks" on weekend nights. I hand over my permit with my license and say, "my sidearm is on my right hip."
It's better to say "sidearm," or "pistol," and not "gun."
FWIW, the officer always seems to appreciate it, and it's never usually a problem.
January 22, 2006, 01:08 PM
I have been stopped 4 times with my ccw in the vehicle. the first I about filled my shorts. the cop did a complete felony stop on me BC he thought I was a person they were looking for BC of a armed robbery. I WAS NOT HIM!!!
he took my S&W 4006 and cleared me and gave me the gun back empty and handed me the mag.
Second time was late at night and it was a Sheriff new to the force. he ran my plates and it did come back in red flashing letters CCW PERMIT HOLDER. yes I got to see the screen. I knew the officer.:) no ticket.
the third time I was pulled over the cop asked me and he said OK when I told him where it was.
I never deviate from this pattern on a stop.
1 pull over
2 shut car off
3 turn on dome light
4 put hands on steering wheel
5 inform officer of ccw when asked for lic because I have a sig220 2 in from my id. (if there is a sec officer he may see the butt of the gun and see the danger of not being informed of the gun to start with and think I am going for a draw.)
6 hand the id and ccw to the officer
7 If asked to surrender the gun
NEVER NEVER NEVER NEVER take it out yourself.
tell the officer that you will step out of the car and let him/her remove it from your persons or vehicle. inform the officer if it has a round in the chamber or not and where the spare mags are also.
(this from county, city, state. I asked all three when I got my ccw on what to do.
8 BE RESPECTFUL it goes a long way.
my state does not require me to tell the officer unless asked but I found it a good practice.
January 22, 2006, 01:12 PM
It depends on the state. I'm not a lawyer, nor do I play one on TV, but I'm guessing that a person with a CCW from a "not required to inform" state would have to abide by the rules when in a "required to inform" state. I would think that is part of the recipricocity agreement. If in doubt, err on the side of safety.
Here in North Carolina (there are a lot of us NC CCW holders in this thread), you are required to inform. You will get into needless trouble if you don't. You need your permit with you when carrying, plus a form of "valid identification," which the law does not currently define. However, I should think your driver's license would pretty much suffice, since you should have it anyway while driving.
The handout I got at my CCW course says that, if in a vehicle, you are to keep both hands on the steering wheel where they are visible. You are to notify the officer that you have a concealed carry permit and are carrying a handgun. Only attempt to remove the permit or the handgun on instructions from the officer.
If I'm ever pulled over while carrying, I plan to put my hands on the top of the steering wheel and then not move until given specific instructions to do so from the officer. Before I do move, I plan to tell the officer what I'm going to move and where I'm going to move it, such as, "Officer, I'm going to bring out my wallet with my right hand." I don't want any misunderstandings. A lot of moving around and getting things out could be misconstrued as a threat. I have enough natural holes in my body without acquiring any more, thank you very much. :)
January 22, 2006, 01:42 PM
With the car pulled off the road:
1) Turn off Ignition
2) Turn on Dome light (if at night)
3) Roll down window
4) Place license, CCW permit, registration and proof of insurance on dash in front of me
5) Place car keys on center of dash
6) Greet office with, "Hello officer, I have a permit to carry a concealed weapon and I am carrying a concealed weapon. How do you wish to proceed?"
6a) If I am not carrying a weapon, "Hello officer, I have a permit to carry a concealed weapon but I am NOT carrying a concealed weapon. How do you wish to proceed?"
7) If the officer asks for me to hand over my gun I respectfully reply, "With all due respect officer, I refuse to place my hand on my gun. If you wish, I will exit the vehicle, you may place me in restraints if you wish, and you may relieve me of my weapon." While the officer questioning you may see and hear everything you say, his partner may be out of earshot and have an obstructed view. If the first thing the partner sees is your hand on a gun, things could get real bad real quick.
Jon N Lakeland
January 24, 2006, 12:20 AM
Every time I've gotten pulled over for speeding, the officer has asked me directly if I had any weapons in the car. (I didn't!)
I don't have a CCW permit, so no red flags for me...
January 24, 2006, 01:35 AM
well allrighttty then
January 24, 2006, 02:00 AM
sorry Jon , but your foot sounds a bit heavy . try the scholles air cusion inserts. the leo ran your plates and knew the owner of the vehical did not have a ccp that's why he asked. cause if you'd said yup, you'd go to jail. no soup for you. Sorry it must be getting late.
January 24, 2006, 06:33 AM
Is it that unsafe in the US that you guys need to carry concealled handguns.
We cant even own a pistol of any sort with out being a member of a club and then it is so strict it works out not being worth it.
No pistols over .38super or anything with a barrel length shorter than 4inches.
it is even hard to get a rifle over .22 hornet calibre.................
still it is a lot safer than the states as only a small percentage of the crooks actually have illegal firearms.
But you guys still got a great country, great trucks, great gun laws and great hunting..........look forward to chatin` to you`s
January 24, 2006, 08:00 AM
+1 to Gazpacho
Passion aside, a common sense approach to the situation especially in given the current law here in Ohio.
January 24, 2006, 05:38 PM
The State of Michigan says:
An individual licensed to carry a concealed pistol who is stopped by a police officer (traffic stop or otherwise) shall immediately disclose to the police officer that he or she is carrying a concealed pistol either on their person or in their motor vehicle.
Failure to disclose this information to a police officer carries the following penalties:
First offense = State Civil Infraction - $500 fine and 6-month CCW license suspension.
Second offense = State Civil Infraction - $1000 fine and CCW license revocation.
Also I wouldn't recommend getting your license, registration, and CCW card out before the officer gets to your vehicle. If they see you moving around they get nervous. Put yourself in their shoes. They don't know who you are. You could be hiding items, getting a weapon, anything. I would stop, turn off vehicle, turn on dome light, and keep your hands on the wheel until the officer greets you.
January 24, 2006, 06:10 PM
It is not that it is that dangerous here in the USA, the vast majority of CHL holders never need to draw their gun in defence.
Its kind of like the seatbelt in a car, if you aren't in a collision, you don't really need it. But if you are, its something nice to have.
January 24, 2006, 06:32 PM
I live in a state that has concealed carry permits, but can't get one and still carry. Obviously I am not going to volunteer the info to the cop unless he decides to search my vehicle. Which by the way has not been done since 1972, but what would happen if I am caught with the weapon, or had to use it?
BTW - I can't get a permit because of a defunct student loan, it has nothing to do with a criminal record. My state decided to collect student loan money with the carry law ???
January 24, 2006, 06:55 PM
Haven't been stopped in my car since 1962 but, in 2003, was stopped on this.:rolleyes:
Put it on side stand, killed the engine, removed helmet and gloves, and handed him my license and CCW permit together. He asked if I was carrying and where and what was it. I told him it was a Glock 29 IWB on my right hip. He evidenced no further interest in it and we discussed my speeding - which really was accidental - I was having some ignition malfunction and was listening for it whe I should have been in a lower gear watching the speedo.
He was a real gentleman and just gave me a warning.:D
January 24, 2006, 07:18 PM
In North Carolina, if you're stopped by a police officer on a traffic stop, your information will be checked through NCIC, and if you have a CCW, that information will be relayed to the officer before he even comes up to your car.
I am interested in how that is possible. Does NC reference your Carry License to your vehicle license. If so, what if you are driving a friends car. I have traveled to NC numerous times and driven rentals. How, other than ESP, would anyone know whether or not I had a Concealed Carry License?
In Washington, where I live, we are not required to advise Law Enforcement that we are carrying. I would like to think that those of us that have taken the time and gone to the expense of obtaining a CPL (WA State's term for a license) are a little more intelligent and responsible than those that do not. I have had the privelege of riding along with WA Stat Patrol Officers over the years and to a man, they will show more respect to the driver that advises them as soon as possible that they are both licensed and carrying. Finding a weapon on their own can mean a takedown and cuffs until they are sure that everything is "Kosher". After a couple of funerals for State Troopers that have been shot late at night during traffic stops, can you blame them?
I try to drive in a manner that doesn't attract a lot of attention from Law Enforcement but as careful as I try to be, I have been stopped. I always sit still with my hands on the wheel and wait for the Officer to arrive at the window. I then advise him that in order to avoid any misunderstandings I have a CPL and that the weapon is on my person. "What would you like me to do?" At that point I have been told to either keep hands away from the weapon and hand both DL and CPL to him, or as on one occaision, to step out of the vehicle and come back to his vehicle. As the weather was good, I got to stand in front of it until he ran the license. I was also involved recently in an accident where someone ran into the back of my PU. The Sheriff's Deputy arrived, I gave him my DL, CPL, and Insurance Card. He handed the CPL back and had no interest in where the weapon was.
Several things to consider. The Officer doesn't know who he is stopping or what they may have been up to recently. Does the vehicle look like a piece of junk? Is the driver dressed like a gang member? Shaved head and lots of tattoos? Like it or not, the Officer is going to adjust his approach to what he thinks will keep him alive. If one likes to dress and act in the extreme, be prepared for a cautious approach. That may mean "cuffs" until the stop is over. Again, the Officer does have the right to provide for his safety.
If there was ever a time to look average and be extremely polite, it is during a traffic stop while carrying a weapon. Also not a good time to attempt an arguement on one's civil rights.
January 24, 2006, 07:26 PM
I've been pulled over twice while carrying and both times I've kept my hands on the wheel and just explained that I had a concealed permit and told the officer where the gun was. One time the guy didn't do anything out of the ordinary, the other time he asked me to step out of the car and he disarmed me for the duration of the stop. He then returned my gun and told me to have a nice day. Ww are required by law to notify the cops here.
January 24, 2006, 09:40 PM
To AussieHunter:
I don't carry a pistol because I feel like I may need it every minute of every day. Likewise, I own a fire extinguisher, but I don't plan on putting out a fire all that often. But you cannot make an appointment for an emergency in either case. I carry for that reason, and because I can legally, and I should morally. I would take my current level of safety and security over a government that is so intrusive as to dictate every breath I take. Please don't take offense, as there's none intended. With freedom comes responsibility, and the irresponsible get put in their place eventually.
January 24, 2006, 10:49 PM
I am interested in how that is possible. Does NC reference your Carry License to your vehicle license. If so, what if you are driving a friends car. I have traveled to NC numerous times and driven rentals. How, other than ESP, would anyone know whether or not I had a Concealed Carry License?
My NC CHP # is the same as my NC Drivers License #. My understanding is that my License has to be run before the LEO knows I have a CHP. And that doesn't happen until after I hand my license to him/her.
January 25, 2006, 06:31 AM
I agree with your laws and your constitional ( I think I spelled that correctly) rights as we dont seem to have any reguarding our saftey or personall defence. I live in the West which is damn quiet compared to the rest of the country and we have had a growing number of double murders in the past year, the thing thats gets me as a gun owner and a marksman, with military training, is that I cant help that person getting shot becuase of our laws, hand gun or rifle it doesnt matter. Who has the safer community unarmed citizens or residents with ccw lic.
I love the States I been there numerous times, and i think your laws and rights should be a template for the rest of the western world.
Dont forget the English were here to..........God knows how we got rid of them
So there
January 25, 2006, 04:22 PM
AussieHunter, I spent three days in Sydney back in 1997 and absolutely loved it. It was like the best parts of London, San Francisco, and San Diego combined. From what I've heard, Sydney is not the garden spot of Australia, so I definitely plan to visit again.
It's a shame what's happened to your gun rights. Sadly, I fear you will experience a rising violent crime rate along the UK model. I can't help but think of those wildlife documentaries I've seen where the lioness attacks not the strongest zebra in the herd, but the most vulnerable one. In human society, that's usually women, children, and the elderly. And predators are predators, not matter what species.
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Abuja – The Ekiti State Governor-elect, Mr Ayodele Fayose, has expressed gratitude to President Goodluck Jonathan for appointing Mr Adedayo Adeyeye as Minister of State for Works.
This is contained in a statement issued by Chief Press Secretary to Fayose, Mr Idowu Adelusi in Abuja on Tuesday.
The statement described the appointment as a right step in the right direction.
It assured that "the people of Ekiti who are noted for loyalty and uprightness'', would not disappoint the President over the appointment.
It said Adeyeye, a veteran journalist, performed creditably well as Chairman of Ekiti State Universal Basic Education Board (SUBEB).
The statement maintained that he would do even better in his new position.
It further described Adeyeye as a man not given to frivolity or disloyalty, assuring that the new minister would not disappoint the president.
"I enjoin Ekiti people at home and abroad to stand by him so that he can succeed for Nigeria and Ekiti state'', the statement quoted Fayose as saying.
The statement urged Adeyeye to have a separate telephone line through which Ekiti people could reach him.
It stressed that he must be reachable and be prepared to bear the burden of the people of the state.
"Adeyeye should not allow politicians to come in-between us as politics and office come and go.''
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We have celebrity chef and recent Top Chef Masters contestant Rick Bayless to thank for changing that. He's has been championing Mexican food and its perfect companion the Margarita for decades. When he opened his Frontera Grill 23 years ago, tequila could rarely be found on liquor store shelves. Today, his restaurant serves more than a dozen versions of the drink, but Bayless's favorite remains the refreshing cucumber-and-lime Summer Margarita.
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Summer Margarita
Contributed by Rick Bayless
• 3 cups Peeled, seeded, and thin-sliced cucumber (1 large or 2 medium cucumbers)
• 1.5 cups 100-percent-Agave silver tequila (Milagro or Cazadores)
• 1 cup Fresh lime juice
• 1 cup Simple syrup*
• Half a lime
• Kosher salt or other coarse salt
• Garnish: Cucumber slices
• Glass: Martini
In a blender, combine the cucumber, tequila, lime juice and simple syrup, and blend until the mixture is as smooth as you can get it. Strain into a pitcher, cover and refrigerate until chilled, about 1 hour. Moisten the rims of three 6-ounce Martini glasses with the cut side of the lime half. Spread the salt on a small plate and upend the glasses into the salt to crust the rims. Fill a cocktail shaker three-quarters of the way with ice and add 1.5 cups of the cucumber mixture.
Cover and shake for 10 to 15 seconds. Strain into the prepared glasses. Garnish with cucumber slices. Repeat with the remaining cucumber mixture, to make a total of 9 cocktails.
*Simple Syrup
•1.5 cups Granulated sugar
•1.5 cups Water
•1 tbsp. Fresh lime juice
Combine all the ingredients in a small saucepan over medium-high heat. Bring to a simmer, stirring constantly to dissolve the sugar. Remove from the heat, cool and store in a closed container, preferably in the refrigerator for optimal freshness.
Bacon-and-Tomato Guacamole
Contributed by Rick Bayless
• 5 Strips medium-thick bacon
• 3 medium-large Ripe avocados (about 1.25 pounds), cut in half and pitted
• Half a medium white onion, chopped into .25-inch pieces, rinsed with cold water and drained
• 2 or 3 Canned chipotle chiles, removed from canning sauce, stemmed, slit open, seeded and finely chopped
• 1 medium-large Round ripe tomato, cored and chopped into .25-inch pieces
• .25 cup (loosely packed) Fresh cilantro, coarsely chopped
• .5 tsp. Salt
• 1 to 2 tbsp. Fresh lime juice
In a large (10-inch) skillet, cook the bacon in a single layer over medium heat, turning occasionally, until crisp and browned, about 10 minutes. Drain on paper towels, crumble coarsely and set aside. Scoop the avocado flesh into a large bowl. Using a potato masher or a large fork or spoon, mash into a coarse purée. Add about two-thirds of the bacon, along with the onion, chipotle chile, tomato and cilantro (save a little cilantro for garnish if you wish). Stir gently to combine. Taste and season with salt, usually about half a teaspoon, and enough lime juice to add a little sparkle, 1 to 2 tablespoons. Cover with plastic wrap directly on the surface of the guacamole and refrigerate. To serve, scoop the guacamole into a serving dish and sprinkle with the remaining bacon (and cilantro if desired).


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802 F2d 451 Stockton v. C Samberg
802 F.2d 451
Unpublished Disposition
Dennis Walden STOCKTON, Plaintiff-Appellant,
Michael C. SAMBERG; Fred E. Jordan, Jr.; Rufus Fleming;
H.D. Seay; B. Lewis; Lt. Hubbard; Gwen Powell; Gwen
Thomas; B. Eggleston; R.D. Grant; Kathi N. King.; Sgt.
Davis, Defendants-Appellees.
No. 86-6637.
United States Court of Appeals, Fourth Circuit.
Submitted Aug. 29, 1986.
Decided Sept. 30, 1986.
NOTICE: Fourth Circuit I.O.P. 36.6 states that citation of unpublished dispositions is disfavored except for establishing res judicata, estoppel, or the law of the case and requires service of copies of cited unpublished dispositions of the Fourth Circuit.
Dennis Walden Stockton, appellant pro se.
Alan Katz, Office of the Attorney General, for appellees.
Before RUSSELL, PHILLIPS and CHAPMAN, Circuit Judges.
A review of the record and the district court's opinion discloses that this appeal from its order denying relief under 42 U.S.C. Sec. 1963 is without merit. Because the dispositive issues recently have been decided authoritatively, we dispense with oral argument and affirm the judgment below on the reasoning of the district court. Stockton v. Samberg, C/A No. 85-984-AM (E.D.Va., May 21, 1986).


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Chapter 16
Vatican Knights
Edmund & Nanoha
"Wait! what are you telling? The Slave, she had an Iron Sword and a helmet" Helga sayed, very very exalted
"Helga, we didn't saw a 'she' we saw a 'him'He was slim and had his head... uhmm.. like... flaming!" Alphonse responded
"Flaming?" I asked him
"Yes flaming, you know? Cobered with fire, and he hasn't any sword or helmet" Jasper replyed me
There was only one answer to that, there were two slaves of the Dark in that house, the situation was critical and very dangerous
"Listen people?" Sky comanded "This mision is no longer for find and search,now is a to conatin mission, we have two demons in this house and we canot let them go, I'm clear?"
"Yes Sr!" We all replyed, all the regulators spread around the house, but Sky comand to us (Alphonse, Helga, Jasper and me) to stay with him, we move to the bedrooms of the old mansion, when we were aproaching to the library I remembered that little Nanoha Helga and me founded in the Yard
"Sky, there is something important I must tell to you"
"Vivio" He replyed "If you start to talk, you will reveal our position, wathever is it, it will have to wait"
"Sky" This time it was Jasper
"There is light in the library"
A little flash of light was visiblethrough the closed door of the library, we all pulled out our weapons, slowly, Sky got close to the dor, then he kickedit and jumped inside the room, we followed him, our surprise was big
Inside the room there was a candle, a bottle of Shampagne, 7 ccrystal cops, and a man with yellow hair looking to a big paint on the wall
"Mr. Sky Lightning, Mr, Alphonse Croos, Miss. Helga Daymon. Mr. Jasper Green and of course the so famous miss. Vivio Valentine" The man turn, he had a very young face with red eyes, he was elegantly dressed in a black suit "You arrive just in time, I been waiting for you"
"And who are you?" Sky asked without pulling down his gun
Edmund Testarrosa
at your service" It was EdmundTestarrosa, we had come to that mansion searching for a clue that may lead us to him and he was standing just in front of us, we all were unable to even say a word
"I'm glad to have arrive here just in time, we move really quickly when we knew that you will coming here"
"We?" Sky asked once again, just a second before that question, another door opened and a woman came out of it
"Our guests have arrived my love?" The woman asked to Edmund, she was Takamachi Nanoha, in person, entering as if we were old friends
"Holy crap..." was the only coment that go out of Helga's mouth
"My love, yes our guests are here and they want to talk with us" Edmund toke Nanoha by her hand, he kissed her in the mouth and he sat her in an elegant chair. We were still shocked
"Do you want some champagne?" Edmud asked at the time he filled a cop for him and another for Nanoha, now Skyed was pissed of
"Shut the f$%@ up! What the hell do you think are you doing you bastard son of a b%&@?! Do you think I will share a drink with any of you after you hurt and killed my mens?!! Go to the Fu@&$ hell!!!" Now I had never Ssaw Sky so angry, he was pointing his gun directly to Edmund's head
"Mr. Sky that is not a vocabulary worthy of a gentleman, what example are you showing to those youngs?" Now the angry was I
"Example?!! One of your stupid demons hurt my friend, she may lost her arm and all is your fault!!!" Most exactly I was talking to Nanoha
"Ow" She replyed " My little Centurion did that? That's why you killed him?" Was she playing with me? I didn't know but I was really angry
"You devil" Was the only thing I replyed before Sky holded me back
"Why?" He answered " Why you had returned? You both sahll be burning in Hell!"
"It's our mision" Nanoha replyed at the time she drank from her cop "We had came here to clean the world from the people it doesn't need and make it a nicer place to live" She looked so calmed, so happy by saying those words. Only remember it scares me
"And I'm afraid Mr. Sky... that you and your friends are in the list" Edmund added
The floor started to truble, from the same door Nanoha came out, another figure appeared, it was enormus, so big that wasn't able to go through the door, it smashed it and blowed it with a strike of an enormus hammer, we covered our eyes from the dust It was created by the smash, after it we open our eyes and saw another enormus Slave of the Dark, a demoniac big body, stabed all by nails and holding an enormus hammer
"He is Hamer of Hate" Nanoha said "I forgibe you for killing Centurion, but he not, do not worry, your deads will be quickly and the heaven will be a nicer place to live"
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He is 49 yrs old and has been drinking since he was a teenager (14/15). He will drink 24/7 until he needs to go to the hospital emergency because he is dehydrated and has the shakes. He has reached the point where he will acknowled that he has a problem and he will stop drinking for a short period after the hospital visit but he cannot quit for any length of time. He has the gout and problems with his joints in his feet, ankles, knees and hands when the gout flares up. He is depressed and has become very inactive. He also has a problem with anger when he is drinking. Wine seems to bring out the anger more than any other type of alcoholic beverage. He has been in detox and will sometimes go to an AA meeting after his trip to the ER. He cannot control his craving and I am searching for something to help him since detox does not work for him. The Last Chance Program sounds like something that would work but I cannot find enough info to make me want to invest $800.
Dr. Chip, I am sorry I do not accept this answer because I do not feel that you have told me anything that I did not already know. As it should be obvious considering the age of my son and the length of time he has been drinking I have read extensively and talked to everyone I can in an effort to help him stay sober. Yes, I know that I cannot do it for him and he has to want this enough to fight for it but I am still looking for ways to help him if possible. He does want to quit drinking but his ability to fight the craving is just not as strong as it needs to be. Based on the stats regarding the success rate of AA he is not the only who is unsuccessful with their method of solving this problem and I am not the only person who is trying to find a way to help a loved one conquer their problem. If you checked The Last Chance Program site and read the info on Charlotte Biz regarding this program you would have noticed that their theory is for the diet supplement to change the brain cells, which is being done with some medications for other problems, and remove the craving for alcohol from the brain. Thank you for trying to help.


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A journalist colleague was pondering our imminent move to "activity-based working" recently and reflecting on the gradual decline in his status.
From a high point in the late 1990s when he commanded his own office and an assistant, he has been steadily "downsized" to an office sharing an assistant and then to a cubicle with no researcher. Soon he and the rest of my bureau will all be trading in our permanent desks for an "activity-based working" space, where we choose a desk for the day and lock our belongings away at night.
There are good reasons for ABW: reducing office rents and possibly boosting collaboration. But even supporters admit there can be a downside.
It's not just the prestigious office that is an endangered species. In the ABW environment, you can't permanently position yourself close to the top brass. There's no room at your desk for trophies, certificates or flattering articles about your past work. Lots of pictures of the spouse and kids or scribbles by your talented young nephew also have to go.
Smart employers encourage personalisation of work spaces
Employees who have been employed longer, and those whose jobs require them to spend more time in their workspaces, tend to personalise their workspace the most, she says.
She suggests putting teams in particular zones that are decorated to reflect the identity and achievements of the team.
Zones can include display areas for employees' personal objects and team achievements, she suggests.
Ways to signal status
Infosys "future of work" expert
Personally, I'm not keen on lanyards of any colour. I'm not too worried about losing my status symbols either – my desk is only decorated with stacks of paper and a can of tomato soup.
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CHICO -- The remaining few drive-in movies are rapidly closing. Many children will never see a movie while sitting in a car, but they can watch a film outdoors this weekend.
Saturday, "The Odd Life of Timothy Green" will be shown on the big screen at Sycamore Field at the One-Mile Recreation Area in Bidwell Park, as a treat put on by the Chico Area Recreation and Park District.
The free show starts 15 minutes after sunset, just before 9 p.m.
The second outdoor movie, "Hugo," will be July 20.
Lisa Almaguer, CARD's marketing manager, said the weather will be mild, which is good.
If it's hot during the film in July, people can jump in Sycamore Pool before heading to the movie field.
This will be the ninth year of the event, which attracts between 300-500 people.
The Chico Police Officers Association will be selling popcorn and Daz Good ice cream will sell treats to raise funds to send kids to Boy Scout camp.
Note that vendors must be approved through CARD. Also, no smoking is allowed in the park.
Packing list:Bring a mat or towel. Chairs should be low-backed, so you don't block other people's view. Bug spray is handy. But if you forget, CARD will have bug wipes at a table at the event. A flashlight also helps, to find your way back to the car.


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Tax Cuts vs. Deficits
Washington has struggled with dealing with the long-term U.S. deficit while supporting short-term growth. An analysis from forecasting firm Macroeconomic Advisers suggests that letting tax cuts expire just for higher-income Americans strikes that balance.
According to MA economists, the expiration of any of the tax cuts will depress economic growth, but the effects are more pronounced if the reductions run out for everyone. "Full sunsets would shave 0.9 and 0.3 percentage point off real GDP growth in 2011 and 2012, respectively," the report says. "Allowing only tax cuts on high-income individuals to sunset would trim only 0.2 percentage points from growth over both 2011 and 2012." Allowing the cuts to expire for everyone is also expected to boost the unemployment rate — currently at 9.5% — by 0.6 percentage point.
As Real Time Economics recently noted, ending the tax cuts won't make a huge dent in the deficit. The Tax Policy Center points to Treasury estimates that show a cost of $199 billion in fiscal year 2011 and $3.7 trillion over 10 years for extending all the tax cuts. Meanwhile, the cost of extending them only for under $250,000-a-year taxpayers, as President Barack Obama proposes, is $167 billion in fiscal year 2011 and $3.0 trillion over 10 years.
Macroeconomic Advisers says that it all comes back to striking that balance between growth and deficits. "To some extent this is the old story about short-term pain for long-term gain. While the process of reducing deficits can be expected to have a near-term cost in terms of slower growth, longer-term benefits of lower interest rates, more capital formation, and stronger growth of potential GDP can also be expected," the report says. "While we view the growth implications of allowing these prior tax cuts to expire as manageable (at least for a healthy growing economy when the Fed has ample room to support growth if needed), this does not imply that we endorse a full sunset. Rather, a comprehensive approach that simultaneously addresses both the spending and revenue sides of the budget is preferred."


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Hola, hive!
Exactly six months ago the Boas said I do. A lot more has happened since then! We honeymooned in Europe for three weeks, graduated college, packed up our belongings and moved to Cincinnati, started new jobs, bought a new car and hopefully we'll soon buy our first house. To say it's been a whirlwind adventure is an understatement! I'm now onto my next adventure…Recaps!
Just in case you haven't seen me around these parts before, how about a little background?
The Boa's are from opposite sides of the island paradise of Puerto Rico, who met at the start of their freshman year in college and have been inseparable ever since. We got semi-engaged while on vacation in Vieques and got "officially" engaged a couple of months later surrounded by dozens of our friends. While in between proposals, we made some pretty important decisions regarding the wedding, like choosing to have morning wedding followed by a breakfast reception and deciding to keep the guest list under 100. We also chose to get married in the church where my parents, grandparents and great grandparents had been married, followed by breakfast at the first venue we looked at.
After thinking about my wedding day look, I tried on dresses and more dresses, but none of them turned out to be the one. I decided to go the custom-made route and get a dress made just for me. We had a couple of fittings to make it perfect for the big day. I finished my wedding look with DIY hair and had my makeup done by Mami Boa.
Though I'm far from being a DIY queen, I'm proud of myself for accomplishing a few key projects that made the wedding uniquely ours, namely our invitations, I Spy Cards, coffee favors, table numbers and seating chart, all of them tying in our wedding colors of purples and grays.
1. Invitations by Mrs. Macarons via Weddingbee 2. Bouquet via The French Bouquet / Photo by Candi Coffman Photography 3. Dress via J.Crew 4. Straws via At Home with Kim Vallee / Photo by cindaychae on Flickr 5. Card box by Mrs. Cola via Weddingbee / Photo by Shoot Me Now Photography 6. Cupcakes by Crumbs and Doilies Cupcakes 7. Colors via Pantone 8. Cupcake tower by Pink Cake Box 9. Twine via The Twinery on Etsy
On our wedding day a lot of unexpected things went wrong, but it was still our day. That one day in the history of our lives where we stood in front of all our friends and family and swore to love each other till eternity, where our two lives became one. The memories of that day I will always cherish, mishaps and all. It's these perfectly imperfect memories that I will share with you.
Let the Boa recaps commence!
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Thread: Aurélia vs. Aurelia
December 3rd, 2013 10:58 PM #11
Aurélia is pure majesty! I love the name...it means golden...and you can pronounce it your preferred way. I say it Oar-Reee-Leah ...it means golden which is lovely. Aurélia Aurora is pretty too. Or
Aurélia Mayfair
Aurélia Vivaldi
Aurélia Gardenia
Aurélia Skye
Aurélia Zenovia
Aurélia Victoria
Aurélia Olivia
Aurélia Sage
Aurélia Cressida
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Aurélia Autumn
Aurélia Rose
Aurélia Sunday
Aurélia Rain
Aurélia Isis
Aurélia Oriana
Aurélia Ruby
Aurélia Elizabeth
Aurélia Ferelith
Aurélia Isabeau
Aurélia Utopia
Aurélia Pandora
Aurélia Isadora
Aurélia Debussy
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Our baby is being raised in Montreal, and later France where her dad is from. So the accent might be extraneous (faff) in most contexts, but it's my homage to his French-ness because I'm using my German last name. I double checked with him and his sister and they both agree that Aurelia is o-rel-ia with or without the accent. The berries who said the french pronunciation was a sound between ray and ree were right on the dot.
My family absolutely butchers the name, they can't roll Rs so they also say ORALLY or ORALLY-A. Montreal does have a lot of English speakers too.
I like Aurélia Vesper Scholze, but he hates the name Vesper because it sounds like Viper.
How does Aurélia Anastasia Scholze sound? I was originally shying away from middles that start and end with with A.
Could we nn her Lyra or is that too random?
Aurélia Ever Lore Scholze - His sister says this is trying too hard to be cute - I am a fairytale illustrator so my boundaries of acceptably cute are blurred.
Aurélia Echo Scholze - What could be added to make this flow?
Aurélia Laelia Scholze (I want it to sound like layla, maybe my 'unique' spelling is trashy.)
Aurélia Althea Scholze - flows? Could we make it flow by adding something?
Just re-watched Love Actually and was surprised to see an Aurelia. Although the way it is pronounced wasn't very pretty. Aurelia makes me think of a steam punk / indiana jones type girl examining ancient machines in a big library, or a young female Dumbledore.
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R&B Artist Trey Songz Will Come to Buffalo To Promote Anti-Violence. "Inspiring inner city youth with words of encouragement."
For Immediate Release
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Buffalo, NY- New York State Senator Antoine M. Thompson (D-Parts of Erie & Niagara Counties) will present R&B artist Trey Songz with a proclamation from the New York State Senate during his visit to Buffalo on Friday, August 7, 2009. This event will take place in the community at the Delavan-Grider Community Center, located at 877 East Delavan Avenue AT 5:00 PM.
"Buffalo is a wonderful city with wonderful people but we need to increase our efforts to eliminate the violence; and we need to start with our youth. Trey Songz will encourage youth to stay away from violence," said Senator Thompson.
Recently, Buffalo's communities have been subjected to multiple acts of violence. Trey Songz will also be in attendance to inspire inner city youth with a few words of encouragement, including a message of peace, love, and non-violence. He has traveled around the country as an anti-violence advocate.
Who: NYS Senator Antoine M. Thompson and R&B Artist Trey Songz
Where: Delavan-Grider Community Center, 877 East Delavan Avenue - Buffalo
When: Friday, August 7, 2009, 5:00 PM