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"Go for it."
That was the position of most of the more than 40 speakers at a Boulder County commissioners' hearing Tuesday afternoon about the status of the county's environmental sustainability programs and whether the county should ask voters this fall for a new countywide "sustainability tax."
Survey measured voters' support for Boulder County sustainability tax
Talmey-Drake Research and Strategy Inc. asked 603 registered Boulder County voters whether they'd vote in favor of or against a new county sustainability tax, "if the election were held today."
When a sample of 305 of those voters were asked whether they'd favor a new 0.15 percent county sales tax — 1 ½ cents on every $10 purchase — to help fund sustainability programs, 60 percent said they'd vote for it, 36 percent said they'd vote against it, and 4 percent said they were undecided.
When a sample of 298 of those voters were asked whether they'd favor increasing county government property taxes by 0.75 mills — raising property taxes by about $7 for every $100,000 of a home's assessed value — to help fund sustainability programs, 53 percent said they'd support it, 39 percent said they'd oppose it, and 8 percent said they were undecided or not sure.
Commissioners Cindy Domenico, Deb Gardner and Elise Jones eventually directed the county staff to proceed with work toward preparing a sustainability-tax ballot question, although there will be a number of more steps and possible county board votes ahead before the final ballot language can be approved.
Still undecided is whether to ask voters for a sales tax or a property tax, the size of such a tax and what specific programs the commissioners might promise voters it would pay for.
Jones said she's leaning toward a sales tax and that as for specific programs a voter-approved tax might fund, none has yet been spelled out because "we wanted to get (the public's) input before we put together a plan."
Sustainability consultant Adam Stenftenagel said: "Boulder has been a world wide leader in sustainability and we need to continue to lead the way throughout the world."
Stenftenagel was one of several people who argued what they said is a need to continue and expand on county-funded or county-subsidized programs targeting energy conservation, energy-use reduction, home weatherization, recycling, composting, alternative forms of transportation, water conservation and the promotion of locally produced agricultural products.
"Every home" in the county "should have an energy-efficiency retrofit," Stenftenagel said.
Bob Drake of Talmey-Drake Research and Strategy Inc. told commissioners that a poll his company had done for the county indicated that if the election were held now, "a sales tax would have a pretty good chance of passing."
Getting a smaller level of majority support in the poll was a the idea of a property tax to fund sustainability programs.
Nederland Mayor Joe Gierlach and Boulder City Council member Tim Plass were among the speakers supporting the idea of a sustainability tax.
"I encourage you to move forward in putting it on the ballot," Gierlach said. Plass added that would be "the right thing to do."
Not everyone speaking at Tuesday's hearing was a fan of the idea of a new tax, however.
Rural Lafayette resident Murl Etter, one of unincorporated Boulder County's residential subdivision property owners, objected to the county considering a sustainability tax after having assessed most of the costs of rehabilitating subdivision roads on the owners of 10,900 such properties.
"Now you want to stick it to the 10,900 property owners with a sustainability tax," Etter complained. He suggested that before the commissioners ask voters in November for such a tax, "why not first ask if we need the tax or whether we want more taxes?"
Longmont resident Tracy Post said the timing is poor for such a tax-hike proposal.
"The economy's not any better, regardless of what your polls say," Post told the commissioners. She said she'd read the county's sustainability plan and that "it has good parts," but that "for me, there's not enough in it to support a new tax."
One man charged that most of the people speaking in favor of a sustainability tax were from businesses or organizations that would financially benefit from the county's spending of the tax's revenues.
But former Longmont City Councilman Dan Benavidez, the vice president of Eco-Cyle's board of directors, commended the commissioners for "your leadership, your courage" in even considering such a tax proposal.
"This is what we need in east Boulder County" to help fund facilities that would encourage composting and the the reuse of hard-to-recycle materials, said Benavidez, who promised that if the commissioners do put a sustainability tax question on the ballot, "I'll be down in the trenches working for you."
Marilyn Hughes, another Longmont resident and composting advocate, said, "Nobody loves taxes, but you have to pay for the things that you want."
Lyons town trustee Dawn Weller said that community's board hasn't yet taken a formal position on the potential county tax proposal and is waiting to see more details about what the county may put on the ballot.
Lyons town employee Jeremy Matsen said — that without speaking for or against a specific sustainability measure — the sharing of such a county tax's revenues with Boulder County's cities and towns could help local communities meet their own sustainability goals and help fund their own projects.
The Board of County Commissioners has until August to formally decide whether to put a tax question or questions on this year's general election ballot and the language such proposals would include.
Domenico commented on "the excitement in the room" during Tuesday night's hearing on the potential tax question, and what she said seemed to her to be "overwhelming support for the idea" — among Tuesday night's crowd, at least.
Gardner said the emails and letters the commissioners got before the meeting, along with the speakers there, "were vastly in support of a sustainability tax."
Contact Times-Call staff writer John Fryar at 303-684-5211 or firstname.lastname@example.com


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Oct. 21 Is Good Phillies Date
Oh, there will be a tomorrow. Trust me. Only we'll know tonight if tomorrow means the Phillies are still alive or their 2010 season has ended.
Lots of finger-pointing last night, mostly at Charlie. Heck, he didn't throw a pitch or swing a bat.
It was a game filled with odds and ends: Blanton threw two wild pitches in 175 regular-season innings and had a pair in the first inning that led to a run . . . There were two walks to start an inning that ended up in SF runs . . . The Phillies had a runner thrown out at home plate; the Giants scored a run on a bang-bang play at home plate . . . The Phillies offense came alive yet with Werth on second following a game-tying double with nobody out in the eighth inning, the Phillies couldn't get that sixth run . . . It ended with Game 2 starter (Oswalt) taking the loss in the last of the ninth.
So far in the series, the Phillies have scored in 7 of 35 innings. The Giants, 11 innings. Tim McCarver pointed out another oddity in the Phillies inconsistent offense: Francisco's lead-off single in the fifth inning last night was the first hit to start an inning for the Phillies since Oswalt singled to begin the seventh in Game 2.
The Series was billed as a pitching matchup, the Phillies top three starters against the Giants top trio. Well, that's where we are again.
Elias Sports Bureau
"Giants starting pitcher (Bumgarner) left with a 2-1 lead with two outs in the top of the fifth inning, and then in the bottom of the inning, Phillies starter (Blanton) was removed from the game with two out and Philadelphia holding a 4-3 lead. That marks the first time in major league history that both starting pitchers were lifted from a postseason game one out away from being eligible for a victory.
This Date
Want a good omen? The Phillies are 3-0 on this date in their postseason history: in 1980, they won their first World Championship at the Vet; in 1993, Schilling threw a shutout when the Phillies were facing elimination in the WS against the Blue Jays and a year ago, the Phillies won their seventh NL pennant with a 10-4 win over the Dodgers.

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PangoMedia necesitaba un nuevo diseño de página web y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 21 diseños de 5 diseñadores freelance.
Akhiok-Kaguyak, Inc.
We are an Alaska native corporation looking for a website to allow for faster propagation of information to our shareholders and potential business partners, as well as provide basic information about our culture to the general public.
Akhoiok-Kaguyak is referred to as AKI in this brief.
1. AKI shareholders (includes Board of Director secure site access).
2. General public relations and basic corporate information.
3. Potential business partners.
The design should feel culturally relevant as we take pride in our cultural heritage. At the same time, the site should remain professional and helpful in overall tone.
We are a coastal village and would like to see both land and see as a motif used within the site. Color choices should be earth and sea tones. Colors used in some of the example websites are good. Use Kodiak Island, Alaska as inspiration.
Use of Alutiiq cultural imagery and petroglyph is important and highly encouraged.
We need an example home page, and one internal page designed. These will be used to create a custom template for a CMS that will power the site.
The overall page structure will be outlined in the attached wireframes, and should be used as a guide.
Notes about the attached wireframes:
Heading in the left sidebar reads Annual Meeting, and the blurb is recent news regarding the Annual Meeting.
Box just below navigation is a drop-down sub navigation.
Alutiiq Museum (http://www.alutiiqmuseum.org/am09/): Same culture as on the AKI site
Koniag Corporation (http://www.koniag.com/): Same culture (they are the regional corp, AKI is the villiage corp). A similar look to this and Alutiiq would be fine.
Sealaska Corporation (http://www.sealaska.com/page/home): Organized well, easy to navigate, visually appealing. Nice photos.
Central Council (http://www.ccthita.org): Graphics look great.


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"!!!OMG!!!," the title of the video states, as an all-electric drag racing golf cart, which is a Real Thing, completely flips over after attempting a full throttle run. !!!OMG!!!, indeed. This is why we have wheelie bars, everyone.
Terry Hatfield, the driver, seems to be alright after what must've been a pretty big bump, and in the video he says those bars are definitely going on next time.
Hatfield helms up the Shock Therapy team, and they had blown a few motors prior to this run, forcing them to switch to one with extra torque in a quest to reach 100 MPH.
Their previous record fell just short, at 97 MPH.
Terry's son Payton said that he's a little sore, but when you're trying to set world records, sometimes a little pain is inevitable.


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Watch a video of the winning dairy. IDFA and Dairy Today magazine co-sponsor the annual award.
Source: International Dairy Foods Association
Milk Source, LLC, a dairy operation located in Kaukauna, Wis., was named the 2014 Innovative Dairy Farmer of the Year during an awards ceremony this week at the International Dairy Foods Association's (IDFA) Dairy Forum in Palm Desert, Calif.
The award, co-sponsored by IDFA and Dairy Today magazine, recognizes U.S. dairy producers that apply creativity, excellence and forward thinking to achieve greater on-farm productivity and improved milk marketing.
A video highlighting the company's operations can be viewed at IDFA's YouTube channel.
Milk Source is featured in the January issue of Dairy Today magazine.
Milk Source earned two nominations, one from Wisconsin Secretary of Agriculture Ben Brancel and another from David Crass and Anna Wildeman, attorneys with Michael Best & Friedrich LLP, in Madison, Wis. All three attended the ceremony where Jim Ostrom, president and CEO of Milk Source, accepted the award.
The other owners are John Vosters, who manages the livestock, and Todd Willer, who handles facility and farming operations. Willer is also the lead on all building and site renovations. This partnership has allowed the farm to grow from 180 cows in 1994 to nearly 27,000 cows today.
"Milk Source is an innovative dairy farm that supports thousands of families across Wisconsin," Secretary Brancel told Dairy Today mazagine. "With a dedicated staff almost 400 employees strong and thousands of productive dairy animals, Milk Source is a premiere example of how innovation has allowed this dairy farm to strengthen dairy processing in this state."
Milk Source has six locations across Wisconsin with four facilities – Tidy View Dairy, Omro Dairy, Rosendale Dairy and New Chester Dairy – that focus on milk production. Calf Source is a calf-raising facility, and Milk Source Genetics is home to an elite herd of high genetics Holstein cattle. The company also recently expanded into Kansas with the acquisition of a modern heifer-raising facility.
The farms use an array of innovative management practices, such as bio digesters, as well as production efficiency technologies, including a new biogas plant that will include a public education center when complete. Rosendale Dairy will use this plant to generate 1.4 megawatts of electricity to help the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh with its goal for carbon neutrality on campus.
"As a company, Milk Source, LLC, is constantly investing time, energy and resources in identifying and researching new equipment, processes and personnel to make its farms more efficient, its nutrients a more valuable commodity and its environmental footprint smaller," said Crass and Wildeman.
Previous winners of the Innovative Dairy Farmer title are:
• Mason Dixon Farms, Gettysburg, Pa. (1999);
• Clauss Dairy Farms, Hilmar, Calif. (2000);
• Baldwin Dairy/Emerald Dairy, Emerald, Wis. (2001);
• Si-Ellen Farms, Jerome, Idaho (2002);
• Pagel's Ponderosa Dairy, Kewaunee, Wis. (2003);
• C Bar M Dairy, Jerome, Idaho (2004);
• North Florida Holsteins, Bell, Fla. (2005);
• KF Dairy, El Centro, Calif. (2006);
• Joseph Gallo Farms, Atwater, Calif. (2007);
• KBC Farms, Purdy, Mo., (2008);
• High Plains Dairy, Friona, Texas (2009);
• Haubenschild Dairy Farm, Inc., Princeton, Minn. (2010);
• Brubaker Farms, Mount Joy, Pa. (2011);
• Sweetwater Valley Farm, Philadelphia, Tenn. (2012);
• McCarty Family Farms, Rexford, Kan. (2013).
A call for nominations for the 2015 Innovative Dairy Farmer award will be released this summer.


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Tracks in the preview are only main tracks,and if you want to see additional tracks and loops, check each item individually down in the list (and there are a bunch of additional tracks for each item )
1. Smash It Up (1:17)
2. Energy Boost (1:32)
3. Fat Burner (2:34)
4. Boost Machine (1:05)
Timing refers only to main OR longest track within a single item. Additional content (such as loops ,stingers etc) is not calculated, but IS included! .. except : Smash It Up ,version 4 ,which was created after release of this pack.


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Namco Bandai has put two of its Xbox for Windows Phone titles on sale, PAC-MAN and PAC-MAN CE DX. As the name suggests, they're faithful ports of the vintage arcade game from the 80s where players control a character who enjoys eating yellow dots. The famous ghosts Inky, Pinky, Blinky and Clyde attempt to prevent the dots from being gobbled up. The gameplay is both addictive and humorous and has been tried and tested as a definite purchase.
Both titles have been available on Windows Phone for some time now, but it's good to see them made more affordable.
We previously reviewed both PAC-MAN and PAC-MAN CE DX, but what's the difference between the two? The Championship Edition DX is an evolved version of the classic title, sporting the same gameplay but spicing up the formula slightly. The maze does not start out entirely filled with dots – each of its sides contains a smaller matching set. Eat all of the dots on either side and a fruit appears on the opposite side.
Chomping the fruit triggers the formation of a new, different pattern of dots. The game goes back and forth like that, with new paths constantly being created as Pac-Man clears sides of the screen. Instead of going on forever, each of DX's game play modes is timed. It's all about getting as many points as possible by finding the best paths between the dots.
Should you be an avid fan of the old games and wish to pick up a bargain, these two titles are well worth checking out. What's more is players also have the added bonus of collecting gamerscore through achievements. You can download PAC-MAN (was $4.99, now $2.99) and PAC-MAN CE DX (was $6.99, now $4.99) from the Windows Phone Store. Available for both Windows Phone 7.x and 8. via: WindowsPhoneItaly
Benchmarking the new Surface Book 3 15 with GTX 1660 Ti and 10th Gen i7
Although it's too early for a review, here are some initial benchmarks from the new Surface Book 3 15-inch with a Core i7 and NVIDIA GeForce 1660 Ti (Max-Q) and how it compares to Surface Book 2 and other premium laptops. Spoiler: While the CPU is just OK, that 1660 Ti definitely bumps up the Book 3's potential.
Windows 10 May 2020 Update (version 2004) now available
With just a few days to spare, Microsoft began the rollout of the Windows 10 May 2020 Update. The update includes a new Cortana UI, improvements to Virtual Desktops, and several other changes.
Review: Windows 10 May 2020 Update packs improvements to existing features
Microsoft's next Windows 10 feature update is almost here. Known as the May 2020 Update, this new version of Windows 10 is all about fit and finish. There's not a whole lot new here in regard to features, but plenty of changes and enhancements to features that have already been part of the OS for some time. In this review, we take a look at all the notable new changes and improvements,...
Best Minecraft Fan-made Art, T-Shirts, Stickers, Posters, and more!
Minecraft has become a global phenomenon over the years, and its fans have created tons of awesome different Minecraft-themed accessories and apparel for others to enjoy. Here are some of our favorites!


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Like secret agents.
Or like people who desperately need to go grocery shopping.
Of course, only 2 months before you move away.
I've cursed this town up one side and down the other. And now that summer's here, suddenly I'm an old sap.
Your pretty.
Sounds like you've been having fun! I love going on drives too no where!:)
I love that shirt. Period.
I love this. And you are way too adorable. I want your hair. ;)
Amazing look!!!
a. you are gorgeous.
b. love the outfit!!!
c. sunday drives are amazing.
d. have a wonderful day! :)
I think only people in movies have ever looked more fabulous for a Sunday drive.
I love driving around... I do it kind of aimlessly sometimes.
i know, i know. a bajillion people every day tell you how beautiful you are. and i'm going to be the bajillionth and one: YOU LOOK SO GOOD! i love the red + red! i never would have thought to do that. good job.
i love your new hair! and that sounds like a wonderful little date day. a romantic drive :)
Wauw I love the outfit!
Only you can pull that outfit off!
Oh my - loving the outfit and perfect color blocking from your top to you toes! I love Sunday drives. When I was growing up, our family took a drive at least 2 times a month. Dad would teach us awesome songs and we would swap stories about our week (and I would take a nap much to my mother's dismay). It was a magical time and I loved it! My hubby and I took one recently and it was fantastic, insightful and relationship building. I highly recommend! Cheers!
Love your hair! Sounds like you had a wonderful day :)
Very typical. Story-of-my-life typical.
I love your hair. I'm sure you get that a lot. And the lighting & wind seem to really love your hair, too.
Ooh, those red skinnies fit you like a glove, I love 'em!!!
Lidi @ Eclectic Flair
AMAZING red pants, I mean they look amazing on you. I recently bought a red skirt and it is so freaking classy piece.
fOLLOWING you now, how can one not?
xo Nav
Holy hot stuff in red!
xo L.
you're hilarious. and pretty too.
haha ohhh gottah love Idaho!
Lovely Little Rants
love those pants. I could never pull them off but as usual you totally do! oh and hey your hair lady is my new visiting teacher! isn't Kayleigh great :)
House of Shoes
LOVE the pants!! What a fun color!! And what a wonderful way to spend Sunday! :)
Recipes Fashion Marriage
i LOVE this look and your hair color is the best.
You hair is looking extra fab lately!
love the outfit, the tshirt is sooo nice!
I love Sunday drives, glad you got to experience it! Also, I nominated you for stylish blogger award so make sure to hop on over and check it out!
and I know what you mean about getting all sentimental toward the end. I'm moving to Nashville in August and have been acting like a tourist for the last two months, trying to squeeze in all the little things I wish I had done during my eight years here. siiiigh.
Loving all this red. Def. your color!
oh man. what a shame.
at least you look cute.
what a cute sunday drive outfit! i love red on you :)
<3 steffy
Steffys Pros and Cons
same thing happened to us when we lived there, only we discovered the treasure the day before we left! :(
your hair is looking extra fab in these
Oooo! This makes me mucho homesick! We loved Rexburg and the great Sunday drives. If you need some more destinations to go to, my hubby and I have all the secret connections. Ever been to the Ice Caves? Or how about the lonesome swing up by the dry farms? Very cool. I'm sure you've been to cave falls? If not you should go before you move. Hmmm...this has sparked an idea...
Love the outfit BTW. ;)
Aw, you look so gorgeous! You remind me of a Rothko painting with these colors :) I love Sunday Drives, I think everyone needs more of them!
Meanz (Koi Story)
I love this outfit so chic and pretty. :) .
You look so amazing in these photos! Love, love, love this outfit! Please come and publicly follow the fun at my blog! <3
-aBBi giRL
(Lookout for my 100 follower giveaway!)
Oooh, I love the way your hair color has been going lately.
Freckles in April
Oh man. I can so relate. We didn't miss Rexburg at all....until we moved away. Soak it all in, sister.
Chris Loves Julia
(Giving away a pair of 25" faux zinc letters this week. Your choice!)
When my husband and I were dating we went on drives all the time through Hollywood and down Sunset Blvd. My husband knew all the great looks outs and neighborhoods in LA. Some of my best memories.
Love those pants, and especially love them with that shirt. Sunday drives can be such a great time for bonding with your hubby and your town...or they can be a great time for getting in an argument about where you want to eat and driving around town for an hour searching for a restaurant you can both agree on. Bonding either way, though, right? :)
i really love your hair in these pictures! do you have hair extensions?? i'm thinking about getting them. anyway i LOVE your hair right now!
I loved the outfit girl!!
fantastic red pants, gorgeous photos
I love this whole outfit!! And lazy sundays are the absolute best...I wish they happened 7 times a week :)
LOVE the pants!
your hair looks amazing! xxo em
your hair looks FANTASTIC, my dear.
Oooh! You look so beautiful in these shots!!! you look great on red!!
i'm loving the red and camel color. so divine.
I love your outfit. I have the same top and like the way you paired it with the red pants. Is it really from H&M though? Mine is from UO and looks exactly like it.
That outfit is amazing!! And I love those shoes!!
I totally get where you're coming from Sydney! Joel and I went through the same thing. Also, Rexburg started getting some awesome places right before we left... wasn't happy! You'll miss it there like crazy! I know we do!
That sounds lovely :-) And I like your outfit... I'm a sucker for color repetition and this is a dedicated one!
i love sunday drives! we also looked for a park yesterday to walk around and play at. little things like that make my day. oh and i love the red pants!!!
Love the look, so cute, especially the red pants!
this is one of my fav outfits on you. LOVE the colors. cute cute cute.
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I really need to try that Ombre hair!
I forget you guys are moving soon! And to DC! I lived right by there! Of course now that I'm not there you've chosen to move there! I'm so offended. :)
Nice. Sunroof. I used to have a sunroof in my old car. Sunroofs are cool.
You're hair looks GORGEOUS in the photos!
my husband and i used to live/go to school in rexburg... i'll also cursed the small town & no shopping & snow... now i would give anything to go back to that phase in our life. there is just something about that place! i've made my husband promise when we retire we will move back... weird i know (considering we live in palm springs).
your like the cutest thing ever.
end of story.
cute bag!
Love love love the pants and shoes!
love that you're rockin some red skinnies. those are my absolute favorite. people tend to be a little shocked when a chick walks in in fire engine colored pants (wearing right now!), but i think they are awesome. glad you agree. :)
LOVE those shoes!
That is one loud and awesome outfit. From some pictures, you hair actually looks red too :)
<3 Belly B
Absolutely love the red pants!! Totally hot! And I love Sunday drives! What a nice day it was for a drive too!!
you look fabulous again, sidney! love those shoes! ^^ x
random drives are totally underrated! It's amazing what secrets you can find! My sunday was icky though... the weather up here is definitely not as nice as the weather you've been having!
Also, your hair looks reddish in this picture. I think a strawberry blonde would suit you really well.
Nude and red combo looks great on you! That little bag is a lovely!
Cess O. <3 The Outfit Diaries
i love the red pants on you and those shoes are fabulous!
cute & little
Your hair!! It looks so amazing. Did you do something different, or is it just the lighting? Either way, I def think strawberry blonde would look just fab-u-lous on you. GO FOR IT. Your outfit is darling, of course :)
Stop by soon! xoxo!
Man! I've missed the outfit posts! You look great!
love love LOVE your style! And hubby and I love to just drive too! So fun...especially after church! And you can find great spots to have a photo shoot! ;)
oh! i've done this once when i was studying in London... i always went from place A to B without thinking of stopping by to explore places... today, now that i live in Paris, i so miss London...
am loving your outfit!! and your haiiiiir!!
love everything about this post! i wish i was daring enough to have the bangs and wear the read pants. they lok perfect on you!
I'm drooling over those pants. And Sunday drives are the best!
Shopping and Spreadsheets
I love your hair in today's post!
Love your red pants! It will be awhile to I can fit those again (I have a baby on board). Thanks for sharing!
I love your neutral shoes with your red outfit! Very chic. I've always wondered what shoes to wear with a red outfit, since I own so many red clothes.
I love your RED outfit and your personal stories!
your look is amazing ! I love the red colour !!!! Fantastic bag :)
Come to me if you want:
xoxo !
cute outfit :)
when is the sandals giveaway being announced?
such a city-girl look for a farmish town. love it. just saw this top this weekend when i was preparing my summer trends post! it's so great. <3 EverRubyGirl.blogspot.com
Sunday drives are the best. Love all of the red. SO cute.
C x
I'm loving your pants!!
xx Olga
La Petite Olga
great outfit.
really great.
you look great
You look great in red! The whole outfit is awesome.
That's one adorable outfit! Sunday drives or a random drive on any day can sometimes be fun!
Enjoy the last couple months! Love the red pants. I had a pair that I wore all the time in highschool...not sure what happened to them. so cute. xo
Sunday drives are the best. Great music, conversations and adventures. Glad you had a great time!
Very cute! Love the red on red! xo
GORGeous sweetpea!! I love this whole outfit - you are too cute!! Glad you had a nice Sunday drive - i'm actually toootally into the sunday drive :) so fun! XOXO
I normally don't comment, but I just wanted to say I'm lovin' this outfit! :)
Firstly, love your outfit! Red looks great on you.
Secondly, Sunday drives are the bomb!! I love going on Sunday drives and exploring.. the best when you find new places!
fav photos of you ever.
your bangs have reached the perfect length. congrats, bangs!
I have that top and love it! Of course, it looks great on you :)
Sounds like so much fun! as always you are beautiful! and have an amazing outfit on! :) have a great week!
That sounds like an awesome Sunday :) Oh and your hair looks AMAZING! xo
Red on top and bottom? Awesome!
Your hair looks absolutely AMAZING!!!!!!! where are you guys moving?
I just stumbled upon your blog, and LOVE your style! You are too cute. Actually (and please don't find this totally weird), I just had to highlight one of your outfits on my blog! Hope you don't mind!
ps: I'm hosting a perricone skin care giveaway -take a look if you like!
4 words.
I want the shoes.
<3 <3 <3
You are SOOOOOOO pretty! :)
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love love love the outfit! i'm the same way. rexburg has aways been my least favorite place on planet earth but lately i'm getting sentimental about parting with it!
xoxo justinandmegs,blogspot,com
I must confess, I spent several minutes looking at these pictures trying to decide if you had dyed your hair a brunette tinged with red. I've concluded that it's probably just the lighting, but it looks magnificent on you. Also, I;m obsessed with this look. A perfectly insane amount of color that, somehow, you magically make look wonderfully sane and awesome.
The shoes are fantastic.
You look very pretty.. I love your top and your shoes :)
LOVE the red! And that first pic is so sultry! Your hair looks fab!
You are gorgeeeoouuuus.
Lovely outfit! The red just pops!
this is a beautiful outfit. sounds like your day matched :-)
Syd, this is bomb. You keep getting better and better. You inspire me.
love, love, love this outfit. <3
THIS is so 1960's! Very posh!
Someone looks like a ginger here...but, a cute little ginger!
I am loving your hair! and this outfit is super cute
xo galmeetsglam.com
Love this outfit!! And since you're moving its no surprise you feel this way but im sure DC will offer you so much more:)
Love these pants
Just wanted to let you know I nominated you for the "Adorable Blog Award." Check out my post from today.
Chyanne M.
i love this outift. cute!!
Your red outfit is only made for u. Only you can carry it out.
-romantic pictures
I really love all of the red!
I like you hair color and love your shoes and trousers!!!
Haha isn't that weird? You spend years in one place and it's like you don't really know the place. I love to wander in the cities because of that: there is always something you didn't notice before (although you passed it zillions of times) *sight*
Anyway, I LOVE your outfit! I like how you put your clothes together, it looks lovely on you ^_^
Hope you are having a great week!
This is one of the cutest outfits Ive seen of yours! Love the shirt especially(:
i really like the new hair it really makes your eyes pop. loving all the red too :)
I LOVE your bangs like this! Your hair looks great here.
Love that outfit!
omg your outfit is absolutely amazing!
This outfit is perfect.
Love the outfit! So cute.
Sounds like fun! I love just driving around (:
your hair looks SO good in these pictures!
i saw your blog and fall in love.. really cute.. you have a lot of style..
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MONTROSE, Colo. (AP) — Republicans Rick Santorum and Ron Paul are bypassing the presidential caucuses in Nevada and are looking further down the nominating calendar.
Santorum and Paul signaled their expected losses on Saturday are unlikely to usher their exit from a race that seems to have become a two-man race between Mitt Romney and Newt Gingrich.
Santorum tells Republicans on Colorado's Western Slope that the state is "wide-open" and is urging voters to support him in Tuesday's upcoming vote. And Paul plans three events in Minnesota, another state that meets Tuesday for the latest round of GOP contests that seem to shuffle the race on a regular basis.
Front-runner Mitt Romney didn't yet put much effort into either state, nor did Gingrich. Those two were sparring in Nevada.
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Time to take apart the next three episodes of Arrested Development and learn what we should not attempt unless we are professional magicians, what wonderful things George Sr. had to say, and why a banana would want to grab another banana.
"Key Decisions"
Season 1, Episode 4
November 23, 2003
Synopsis: To further his magic career, Gob decides to lock himself into and then break out of his father's prison. Meanwhile, Michael takes Gob's girlfriend to an awards ceremony and develops feelings for her. Buster begins a relationship with his mother's frenemy, and Lindsay helps an activist try to save a tree.
What to watch for:
Callbacks and Recurring Jokes:
- Incest & Inappropriate Relationships : Marta's soap opera is entitled "El Amor Prohibido" (Forbidden Love); Michael develops feelings for his brother's girlfriend; Buster unwittingly begins a relationship with his mother's frenemy who is also named Lucille
- Causes & Charities: Lindsay attempts to save the tree; and Lindsay refers to "Neuterfest."
- Gob Steals Michael's Food: Gob grabs Michael's sandwich when Lucille enters the model home
- "I Won't Respond to It": Lucille in response to Michael criticizing her: "If that's a veiled criticism about me, I won't hear it and I won't respond to it."
- Hop-Ons: Michael warns Lindsay that she might get some "hop-ons" while driving the stair car
- Swallowing a Key: This is the first time Gob swallows a key as part of a magic trick
- Documentary: There are a number of reminders that this is a supposed documentary, including the notice posted when Gob attempts to swallow the key: PROFESSIONAL MAGICIAN. DO NOT ATTEMPT.
- Tasings: Gob is tased by the prison guards when he first enters the prison, and later when he tries to escape
- Softball: Gob complains that his father never threw the ball around to him as a kid; the two are playing catch when White Power Bill shivs Gob
- Notes: Buster receives a note from Lucille Two that reads: "Call me, maybe we could [obscured] some fun together, xoxo."
- Casual Racism: At the Desi awards, Lucille stands in a room full of Hispanic men in tuxedos and notes, "A sea of waiters and no one will take a drink order."
- Mini-Mansion: This is the first time the reporter refers to the Sudden Valley homes as "mini-mansions"
- "I've Made a Huge Mistake": Gob first uses this recurring phrase when he realizes there are no private bathrooms in the prison, and later after he promises he's going to be with Marta for a "long time"
- Ice Cream & Ice Cream Sandwiches: The prison guards are eating ice cream sandwiches when they see Gob attempt to escape
- Not Understanding Spanish: The Bluths do not hablan Espanol. Buster, blind without his glasses, turns to a centerpiece with a sombreo on it, and says, "¿Como estoy?" which means, "How am I?"; Michael tells Marta that he has no idea whether she has won her category
- You're Gross: Lindsay tells the activist that he's "gross," an insult that she uses later
- "Family First": When Marta thanks Michael for escorting her to the Desis, he replies, "Well, you know, you've got to put family first. That's the stupid thing that I believe."
Future References:
- Carl Weathers: Lindsay explains that Tobias is at "a weekend stage-fighting workshop with Carl Weathers," who will later appear in the series
- "That's Why You Never/Always…": The activist, upon realizing that the tree has been cut down because he left it, says, "That's why you never get out of the tree." Later, J. Weatherman uses the same line when teaching the Bluth children various lessons
- Dr. Miller: Lucille threatens to call Dr. Miller to calm Buster down; Dr. Miller is the family doctor who appears in "My Mother the Car"
Easter Eggs (if you don't speak Español):
- Ramon Villalobos tribute card describes him as "artista del maquillaje de la peca," which translates as a "makeup artist for freckles."
- The tree activist is Clint Howard, brother of narrator Ron Howard.
"Visiting Ours"
Season 1, Episode 5
December 7, 2003
Synopsis: Tobias and Lindsay visit a marriage counselor. Michael arranges a conjugal visit for his parents; it is revealed that George Sr. had been having an affair with his secretary, Kitty, whom Gob also sleeps with.
What to watch for:
Callbacks and Recurring Jokes:
- Alliance of Magicians: In an attempt to regain his membership to the alliance, Gob intends to write a strongly-worded letter to the prison warden who refused to acknowledge that Gob had accomplished his escape.
- Newspaper Headlines: "Hocus Bogus" is the headline in reference to Gob's supposed escape from prison
- Is Tobias Gay?: Tobias' headshots include one of him in a leather daddy outfit, complete with ball gag; Tobias and Dr. Gunty nearly kiss after doing some role playing in which Tobias played Lindsay
- "Family First:" George Michael reminds his father that he always says "family first" to convince him to take him to the prison to visit George Sr.; George Sr. decides to visit Lucille in the conjugal trailer before Kitty because "family first"
- Softball: George Sr. is playing a softball game when it turns violent after he bribes the ump to make a bad call
- Oz/The Wizard of Oz: George Michael as a young boy watches HBO's prison drama Oz, thinking that it is The Wizard of Oz, while wearing a tin man's hat — which Tobias dons in a later episode. ("S.O.B's") Additionally, Liza Minnelli (Lucille Two) is Judy Garland's daughter in real life.
- No Touching: The prison guards restrain George Sr. when he demands George Michael's hair
- Ice Cream & Ice Cream Sandwiches: Michael gets everyone ice cream sandwiches while visiting George Sr. in prison; Lindsay and Tobias claim they are going out for ice cream when they are really visiting the marriage counselor; Michael complains that all his father is doing in prison is eating ice cream and playing softball
- Hop-On: A prisoner uses the stair car to escape
- Causal Racism: George Sr. reminds Michael of Lucille's "car jacker;" we cut to Lucille macing an innocent Hispanic orange-seller who approaches her car
- Horny: George Sr. describes himself as "Daddy horny, Michael," a description that will be used in future episodes
- "Wonderful Things:" When asked if George Sr. said he missed Lucille, Michael responds that he said some "wonderful things" rather than the business of being horny; Michael repeats this line in a later episode to Lindsay regarding Tobias
- Friends: There are several Friends references through the series. In their role-playing exercise, Dr. Gunty yells, "If I'm no Schwimmer, you're no Jennifer Anniston!"
- "I *bleeped* …": This is the first time Gob proudly announces that he has schtupped someone
- Incest & Inappropriate Relationships: George Michael hugs Maeby a bit too long; Gob sleeps with his father's mistress
- Repulsive: Gob describes Kitty as "repulsive" which, when George Sr. tells Michael he's done a "repulsive thing" makes Michael realize that his father had Kitty in the conjugal trailer.
- Bear: George Sr.'s nickname is apparently "Bear." Lucille describes George as her "husband, the bear" and he replies, "Spare me some honey, wife."
- Gob Sees His Parents Having Sex: The conjugal trailer is the first of many instances in which Gob inadvertently watches his parents having sex to his horror
- Dr. Gunty's Giggle: Dr. Gunty announces that he wants to become an actor to Tobias and Lindsay and giggles just like Tobias did in "Pilot" when he made the same announcement
- Light Treason: George Sr. admits to Michael that he might have committed "light treason"
Future References:
- Tobias' Never-Nudism: Lindsay pulls Tobias' towel off to reveal the cut-offs underneath, but it is yet unexplained
- Kilimpy's: As George Michael and Maeby are watching television, a commercial for Klimpy's, a chain restaurant, is playing. In a later episode ("Public Relations"), Lindsay and Lucille have a fight in a Klimpy's.
- "Give Pop-Pop your hair:" George Sr. demands George Michael's hair, foreshadowing George Sr.'s future escape attempts using wigs to disguise himself as his twin brother Oscar
Hidden Jokes:
- Dr. Gunty's office is filled with dog items: paintings, figurines, book stops, and Lindsay in her frustration picks up a magazine entitled, "DogCandy," whose headlines include: "The DogCandy Interview: Daisy," "Just A Pup: Midwest Campus Beauties," and "Don't miss this month's pictorial: Abby Esbona."
- This episode was originally broadcast as the 6th episode, but was included on the DVDs as the 5th episode. The next episode, "Charity Drive," was filmed as the 6th episode, but originally aired as the 5th episode — which is why some places stream "Charity Drive" first. Kitty is given more of an introduction in this episode.
- Dr. Phil Gunty is played by Bob Odenkirk who co-starred with David Cross on the cult comedy series, Mr. Show with Bob and David (which you should go and find and watch because it is genius).
"Charity Drive"
Season 1, Episode 6
November 30, 2003
Synopsis: Michael discovers his siblings have been hiding their father's Mercedes from him, and reclaims it. Michael and Lindsay each try to prove how charitable they are; Buster hides from Lucille Two; and Gob creates "Bananagrabber."
What to watch for:
Callbacks and Recurring Jokes:
- Ice Cream & Ice Cream Sandwiches: In flashbacks, Michael spills his ice cream in his father's car; when Michael finally does drive the car, he notes he's going to get some ice cream
- Gob's Fire Trick: Gob tries to impress the security guard with magic tricks, accidentally sets flowers on fire with his fireballs.
- "From Whence it Came": When Michael tells Gob that Tobias left the stair car in the airport parking lot, Gob's response is, "Frome whence it came"
- Newspaper Headline: "'Actor' causes mass delays in western flight grid" reads the story about Tobias leaving the stair car on the runway
- Mr. Bananagrabber: Gob creates the animated character in this episode
- Causes & Charities: Lindsay is featured in the "Ladies of Literacy" calendar; the "Save the Wetlands Bachelorette Auction;" and Lindsay is wearing a "Neuterfest '98" t-shirt while working in the wetlands, a charity that she mentioned in "Key Decisions"
- Iraq: Lucille grouses at the maid who is cleaning the fireplace that she hopes she has an "exit strategy." The term "exit strategy" refers to a military plan to leave a warfare situation, and George W. Bush was widely criticized for not having an exit strategy in the Iraq war. The war and Sadaam Hussein are repeatedly referenced and alluded to throughout the series, as George Bluth was building homes for Hussein in Iraq. Thus, "light treason." "Exit Strategy" is also an episode title later in the series.
- Casual Racism: Lucille snips that, "They didn't sneak into this country to be your friends;" Michael mistakes a strange Hispanic woman for his mother's maid; the woman mistaken for Lupe can't identify Michael in the line-up
- Incest & Inappropriate Relationships: Lucille is planning on making Buster bid on her at the Bachelorette Auction, but he accidentally bids on Lucille Two
- Charlie Brown/Peanuts: Lucille exclaims "Good grief!" when Buster is incapable of keeping track of their auction scheme. "Good Grief" is another episode title.
- Favor: Michael tells Gob, "I need a favor," a recurring phrase amongst the Bluths
- Whistle: Gob breaks a tooth while eating a candy apple, causing him to whistle; Mr. Bananagrabber also has a whistle; Buster mentions his rape whistle
- Not Understanding Spanish: Michael doesn't understand the woman who he believed was Lupe when she says in broken English that she is "scared-o," and he interprets her saying "izquierdo," which means left in Spanish
- Gob in a Costume: Gob dresses as a delivery man in an attempt to get into the permit office
- No Touching!: George Sr. notes the prison's no touching rule and flouts it so as to hit Gob for sending George Michael to steal the permits
Future References:
- Buster's Rock: Buster leaves a number of items from his archeological dig in the car, including a giant rock which knocks Michael unconscious in a future episode ("My Mother the Car")
Hidden Jokes:
- Lindsay's "NeuterFest '98" T-shirt
- Candy Apple Sign: A sign at the candy apple stand (on the fridge) where Gob buys the apple he breaks his tooth on reads: "Proprietor not liable for dental damage." A different sign reads that another stand offers frozen bananas
- This episode was filmed as the 6th episode, but originally aired as the 5th episode — which is why some places stream "Charity Drive" before "Visiting Ours."
Arrested Development's 4th season will stream in its entirety on Sunday, May 26th on Netflix.
Therese is also watching Mad Men, Saturday Night Live, and the last couple episodes of Fringe.


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For passengers with Go Light tickets there is a fee for adding a checked-in baggage. The same rule will now also apply for all EuroBonus members, while SAS is removing the baggage benefit for EuroBonus Silver, Gold, Diamond, and Star Alliance Gold members, while traveling in Go Light. The change concerns all Go Light tickets with departures from the 7th of May 2018.
Affected EuroBonus members* who have already booked Go Light tickets before 25th January for departures from the 7th of May, will get the baggage fee waived or refunded**.
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LOBSTERS ARE LIKE PEOPLE (Jun, 1952)
The Truman one is kinda cute and the De Gaulle one looks like it should be in the Dark Crystal.
Jean Sulpice, Parisian restaurateur, believes that lobsters and people have similar features. These "portraits" seem to prove the artist's contention.
With a few props (a cigar, glasses and hats) and his lobster shells, the Frenchman created these caricatures of two famous international figures.
ANYONE WHO HAS seen Paris knows about Place Pigalle—and knows that almost anything can be found there. That is why it is no surprise to learn that in the city of artists, one Pigalle restaurateur is an artist who hangs his work from the ceiling. More surprising is his medium—lobster shells!
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Left, no label is needed to identify De Gaulle. Right, not so easy to recognize is the figure of the French president. Vincent Auriol
Fine wire holds the various parts of the figures together in their lifelike poses
Hanging from the ceiling in a somewhat frightening array are scores of examples of the artist's work in a variety of subjects


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|Dev: Terminal Reality
|Pub: Activision
|Release: March 19, 2013
|Players: 1
|Screen Resolution: 480p-1080p
|Blood and Gore Intense Violence Strong Language
Gas runs have you running around as fast as you can to collect fuel that just so happens to be conveniently lying around the environment in gas cans. Breaking down has you simply following your magic compass to whatever part you need in order to fix your vehicle.
This is the type of uninspired filler that really killed the game for me. If I had at least been able to focus on the story of the Dixon brothers, I might have been able to endure some of the other deficiencies. Instead, I found myself trudging through a series of pointless side missions.
Throughout the game, you can also pick up survivors, which would have been pretty cool if any of us cared even a little bit about these worthless pieces of walker-bait. It's impossible to feel any attachment whatsoever to these one-note characters, so their deaths have zero impact. In the end, they are just pieces of inventory to manage with attributes that make them more or less useless, able to be traded out for other survivors without a second thought.
The Walking Dead: Survival Instinct fails on almost every front. Whether it be the dated graphics, lacking gameplay, or shoddy level design, this game does little (if anything) right. While super-fans of the TV series may be able to tolerate the insurmountable number of flaws here, anyone else will walk away thoroughly disappointed.
Joshua Bruce
Contributing Writer
Date: April 2, 2013
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Taylor Swift Joins All Five Living Presidents to Recite Gettysburg Address
Just 271 words long, the Gettysburg Address is arguably the most famous speech in the history of America. And one of the most famous entertainers in the history of music, Taylor Swift, joins a long list of presidents and others to recite Lincoln's memorable words in a short video.
This video concept began when documentarian Ken Burns, along with other partners, decided to further immortalize the Gettysburg Address by launching a national effort that encourages every American to record themselves reading or reciting the speech. It's a movement called Learn the Address, and the collection of recordings on the site will only continue to grow.
Combined in a one minute and 46-second video, the project kicks off with a recitation that features all five living presidents, Swift, politicians and popular media personalities like Robin Roberts, Jerry Seinfeld and Bill Gates. Not only that, but it celebrates the 150th anniversary of Lincoln's address!
As Americans jump onboard to shoot themselves speaking Lincoln's very words, this will lead up to Burns's new documentary for PBS, 'The Address' -- a 90-minute film airing in spring 2014, which gives history behind and context around Lincoln's famous speech.
With the involved efforts of familiarly famous faces like Swift and the rich representation of five presidents, hopefully every American will wave their red, white and blue flags proudly and read through the words of this deeply cherished speech that begins with "Four score and seven years ago."


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So are the Bears going to game- plan for the Titans for this weekend or not? After talking to Bears head coach Lovie Smith this week, it's still hard to tell.
So are the Bears going to game- plan for the Titans for this weekend or not? After talking to Bears head coach Lovie Smith this week, it's still hard to tell.
"It's not like we're game-planning this week," Smith first said. "We just want to go through the game-week routine."
But this is the third preseason game. The one game in which every other team breaks out some form of a game plan to get their players ready for the way it's going to be in the regular season.
My follow-up question: "So Coach, there will be absolutely no game- planning at all this week?"
His answer: "No, no, well, it's not 'no game-planning.' I guess I did say that — thanks for reminding me. When I say no game plan, probably not the game plan you're going to see against Atlanta, how's that?"
How's that? Even more confusing.
Leaner Cutler behind center
Bears quarterback Jay Cutler came in to training camp lighter than he's been to start any of his five NFL seasons, at 220 pounds. He's hoping it translates into better play on the field this year. So far, not so much.
"I have not been this lean. I can tell the difference in my footwork and just my ability to get up in the pocket," Cutler said.
"Whether it's good or bad, we'll wait to see."
The jury is certainly still out after an up-and-down preseason, at best.
Cutler credited a healthier diet and different workout regimen for his leaner look.
He also admitted that in the past, he would gradually put the weight that he lost throughout the season back on, but it just didn't come back this offseason.
He added that his diabetes is under control.
Webb finally makes strides
If the Bears' starting five offensive linemen are going to excel this year as a group, second-year left tackle J'Marcus Webb is going to have to grow as a player — and grow fast.
He appeared to be far from ready in the preseason opener, but joined the rest of the line in having "a great game," according to Smith, who wasn't the only one who raved about Webb's performance from Monday.
Cutler: "J'Marcus was night-and- day different."
Line coach Mike Tice: "He came ready to play and looked extremely athletic like we knew he was."
O coordinator Mike Martz: "I think J'Marcus played the way we had hoped he would be playing."
Missed tackles worrisome
The Bears were victims of several missed tackles in Monday's 41-13 loss, a cause for concern with the season opener less than three weeks away.
And because defenders are not allowed to bring ballcarriers down in Smith's practices, it's pretty hard to tell whether that game was just a fluke, or this team has bad tacklers.
One of the worst came on Brandon Jacobs' 18-yard TD run, when safety Major Wright whiffed at full speed at around the 12-yard line.
"It's definitely something I can learn from," Wright said Thursday. "Taking a better angle, coming in and slowing down and breaking it down. Definitely."
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Athletic Class of 2012 May be Best Recruiting Class in UW History
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MADISON, Wis. — Head men's basketball coach Bo Ryan announced Thursday that high school seniors Vitto Brown, Riley Dearing, Nigel Hayes, Jordan Hill and Bronson Koenig have all signed national letters of intent to attend the University of Wisconsin and play basketball for the Badgers beginning in the fall of 2013.
VITTO BROWN (6-8, 240, Forward, Bowling Green High School, Bowling Green, Ohio) An honorable mention all-state pick as a junior, Vitto Brown averaged 20 points and 12 rebounds per game last season at Bowling Green High School.
Bo Ryan on Brown: "Vitto brings immediate size and physicality to our future front lines. He's got a college-ready body plus a 7-foot-2 wingspan and can cover a lot of ground in a short time. He really played well at our team camp this past summer and has improved immensely over the past 18 months.
"Vitto showed the ability to block shots, handle the ball in transition and knock down 3's from the perimeter in addition to the game he's been able to build in the paint. He'll be able to play both the 4 and the 5 positions and has a chance to be a real force on the interior for us in the future. He's a great student, comes from a superb family and will be a treat to coach as a Badger."
RILEY DEARRING (6-5, 180, Guard, Minnetonka High School, Minnetonka, Minn.) Riley Dearring earned All-Lake Conference honors last season as a junior after averaging 15 points, 4.0 rebounds and 2.0 assists per game for Minnetonka High School. Dearring, who is approaching the 1,000-career points plateau, is a four-year varsity player for the Skippers.
Bo Ryan on Dearring: "Riley is a long, skilled, athletic wing who can play multiple perimeter positions. He has deep range with a quick and smooth release. Scoring has always come naturally for Riley. His high school team was at our team camp in June and Riley put on a show several times. He showed the immense potential we think he has.
"He's a very unselfish individual who understands how important the classroom is and has worked very hard to make himself a very good student and player. His father was an excellent player in his own right, so Riley has had excellent mentoring and teaching from him along with the coaches he's played for. We're excited to see what the future will hold for him. I know Riley is eager to have a great senior year at Minnetonka before coming to campus next summer."
NIGEL HAYES (6-7, 230, Forward, Whitmer High School, Toledo, Ohio) A three-time MVP for Whitmer High School in Toledo, Ohio, Nigel Hayes averaged 14 points and 9.0 rebounds per game as a junior and is already the school's all-time leader in blocked shots. A first-team Northwest District selection and second-team all-state honoree, Hayes was named to the 2012 OHSSA Division I State Tournament Team.
Bo Ryan on Hayes: "We're absolutely thrilled to have Nigel and his family joining our program. Nigel has worked very hard to make himself into a very good player. He's got the ability to play both forward positions and has the college-ready physique and wingspan to be a big contributor in the future.
"He's got a great nose for the ball, can rebound out of his area and has worked really hard to make himself a perimeter threat. Nigel's an outstanding student who ranks in the top 2 percent of his graduating class at Whitmer. He's been coached really well and understands a lot of the nuances of the game that will really help him at this level. Nigel's potential is sky-high and I know our coaching staff is eager to help him develop into the player we think he can be.
"His family has been a treat to get to know over the past few months and our staff is extremely proud to welcome Nigel and his family to the Badger program."
JORDAN HILL (6-3, 175, Guard, Phillips Exeter Academy, Exeter, N.H.) Jordan Hill earned first-team all-Del Rey League honors as a senior at LaSalle High School in Pasadena, Calif., after posting per game averages of 15.5 points, 7.0 rebounds, 4.0 assists, 2.0 blocks and 2.0 steals. A second-team All-California Interscholastic Federation honoree, Hill graduated in May from LaSalle and is attending Phillips Exeter Academy in Exeter, N.H. for the 2012-13 school year.
Bo Ryan on Hill: "Jordan really caught our attention this summer. He's an extremely sharp young man who just keeps getting better and better. He's watched a lot over the past few years as Jordan Taylor was his favorite college player. We have won a lot of games over the years with student-athletes who were hungry and had a special drive to be the best they could on and off the court. Jordan reminds our staff of those with the same qualities.
"His length, quickness and demeanor can help him become an exceptional defender in time. He comes from a fantastic family and is an outstanding student who is spending a post-grad year at one of the top academic prep schools in the nation. He's very young for his grade so we believe his ceiling is still very high. Our staff is extremely excited to watch Jordan grow and develop during his time at Wisconsin."
BRONSON KOENIG (6-3, 180, Guard, Aquinas High School, La Crosse, Wis.) La Crosse, Wis., native Bronson Koenig is looking for a strong senior season after missing the majority of his junior year with an injury. Despite missing several games, Koenig averaged 18 points, 4.0 rebounds and 3.5 assists per game last season. Koenig's breakout season came as a sophomore when he earned first-team All-State accolades after leading La Crosse Aquinas to the 2010 Division III State Championship. The co-conference Player of the Year that season, Koenig racked up 17.0 points and 3.0 assists per game while shooting over 50 percent from the field.
Bo Ryan on Koenig: "Bronson has developed himself into a terrific player and great young man on and off the court. We first saw him as a freshman at our Advanced Instruction Camp and knew at that point he had a chance to be a very good player. He's played in a very successful high school program and knows what success is all about.
"Bronson has exceptional court vision, great feel for the game and has the ability to take over a game or make plays for his teammates. He also wants to be really good and play for championships. All the best guards we've had through the years have had that internal drive and motor to be the best and Bronson definitely has those traits.
"He's worked extremely hard to put himself into position to have a lot of options nationally on where to go to school. We're elated that he's chosen to stay home and play for the Badgers. I know our fans will really enjoy watching him grow, develop and help lead our teams in the future."
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International Removals by Air
AGS guarantee the best transit times for your international move by having a dedicated team to manage air freight removals at each AGS branch. Both private and corporate clients increasingly prefer to use air removals for personal goods which are regarded as essential on arrival. The remaining goods can be moved to Denmark via the more economical sea freight.
International Removals via Sea
The AGS group exports more than 313,000 m3 each year. This high volume of transported goods means that the AGS Group can negotiate competitive prices in order to guarantee the best value for money. The volume of removals also strengthens negotiating power in regards to service from shipping companies, so you benefit from quicker transit times as well as lower costs.
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In view of the growing intra-European traffic, and in line with AGS' policy of continually improving the quality of its service, the Group has invested over the past few years to perfect one of its most innovative contributions to the removals industry: the European Liftvan (or CE container). This container has become a recurring favourite amongst many of the Group's customers, both corporate and private, as it combines flexibility with security of transported items to move to Denmark.
Easily distinguishable by its proportional cube size and red and white logos, the CE can hold just over 10m3. It can also be used as a storage facility, if requested by the client, offering the additional benefit of reduced hanling of goods. The CE is reusable, therefore cost-effective and respectful of the environment.
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The AGS Group has been committed to quality service since 1996.
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Tucked away in the heart of beautiful Slapton village, we are hidden in the shadow of a 14th century tower, all that remains of the former ecclesiastical college that once stood there.
It may take a little bit of effort to find us but be assured once you are here you won't want to leave.
We are very much a family run business and always here to offer a warm welcome to everyone, including well behaved children and dogs!
Whether it is spring, summer, autumn or winter, whether you are hungry, thirsty or need a bed for the night, the Tower Inn always has the best to offer - roaring log fire and a wood burning stove, mulled wines and warming winter food, or a summer Pimms in our beautiful walled garden to accompany some local food delights.
Our newly fitted wood burning stove is proving to be a real success. It is a eco friendly power source to heat the radiators in the pub and with the winter proving to be a bit on the frosty side again, there is no better place than to sit yourself in our pub an enjoy the festive season.


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Grenham's Irish Surnames
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Ireland was one of the first European countries to adopt hereditary surnames. Nine centuries of change, along with our history of immigration, colonisation and linguistic upheaval, have produced an extraordinary legacy: Gaels, Vikings, Normans, Scots, Welsh, English, French Huguenots, German Palatines - all have added to the rich mix of what it means to be Irish, and to the long list of surnames borne by the Irish.
This CD-ROM provides an unparalleled resource for anyone interested in his or her Irish surname. It will satisfy a casual curiosity in coats of arms and surname origins, as well as providing a serious research resource for those with a deeper interest in family and surname origins. It includes:
* Details of 26,756 Irish surnames and 104,058 surname variants
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* Details of the distribution of 377,902 households throughout Ireland 1847-64
* Coats of arms for 130 of the most common Irish surnames
* An extensive bibliography of Irish family history
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Compiled by IrelandÔÇÖs foremost genealogical expert, this CD is essential for anyone with an interest in Irish surnames or genealogy.
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John Grenham is the author of Tracing Your Irish Ancestors (2nd ed. 1999, Dublin, Gill & Macmillan, 2000 Baltimore, GPC), the standard guide- and source-book for Irish genealogical research, as well as a number of other works, including Clans and Families of Ireland, (Dublin, Gill & Macmillan, 1993, New York, CLB, 1994), An Illustrated History of Ireland, (Dublin, Gill & Macmillan, 1997) and Pocket Reference: Irish Family Names, (London, HarperCollins, 1997 ). He was formerly a professional genealogist and project manager of the Irish Genealogical Project, and since 1996 has developed and marketed his own genealogical software. He currently runs the Irish Ancestors website, in association with The Irish Times.
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About a month ago, Abe was given a mylar balloon at a baby shower we went to. He played with that balloon like it was his best friend...until it lost it's helium and I threw it out while he was asleep. He didn't seem to notice it was missing until a few days later when he started wandering around the house calling "ballooooooon!"
When his dad came home on Valentine's Day, he ran to the door to meet him, then stood at the door and squealed as he watched Noah pull this balloon out of the car. Needless to say, it was a very happy Valentine's Day!
He's had fun running around the house with his dog, and this morning even asked to ride his "horse!" (Yep, he's still wearing his Halloween pajamas four months later.)
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UF joins effort to turn around Jackson High
School is lowest ranked high school in Florida
GAINESVILLE, Fla. – The University of Florida recently joined a multi-organization, multi-year effort to turn around the state's lowest-ranked high school: Andrew Jackson High School.
Starting during the 2012-13 school year, this collaboration of UF's Lastinger Center, Duval County Public Schools, the Jaguars Foundation, Teach for America, United Way, City Year, Communities in Schools, Educational Directions, Big Brothers & Big Sisters, Ready for Tomorrow and Bridge of Northeast Florida -- will aim to improve teaching and learning at Jackson, an F school on intervene status.
The organizations are meeting May 29 to brainstorm ideas and synthesize their plans.
"The whole purpose of this project is to increase success and introduce more of what the UF Lastinger Center is doing in non-high schools," said DCPS Deputy Superintendent Patricia Willis.
Through its master teacher initiative, the Lastinger Center provides on-the-job, onsite/online professional development to educators in Jacksonville's highest needs elementary and middle schools. The initiative's programs include a free UF master's degree to teachers who make a five-year commitment to their schools. It offers this opportunity at Jackson, which, like many vulnerable schools, struggles to hire and keep experienced faculty.
"We're inviting everyone who wishes to contribute to turning around Andrew Jackson High School to join us on a multi-year journey," Lastinger Director Don Pemberton said. "It's not going to be easy. It's not for the mild and meek. But it's an opportunity to make a real difference."
Besides providing comprehensive professional development to Jackson teachers and administrators that includes leadership and team building, Lastinger will also help boost student engagement and morale, mobilize the community to support the school, recruit UF volunteers, chronicle the transformation effort and assemble research and evaluation teams to measure the results.
"We will identify research-based strategies and share them widely with our partners," Pemberton said.
Brain drain to magnet and private schools often harms vulnerable schools, said UF Duval County Professor-in-Residence Crystal Timmons. Many high-achieving students opt out of attending lower-performing schools such as Jackson.
Out of 1,200 area students who could attend Jackson, only 800 have elected to do so.
"The community is losing a third of its students," said Jon Heymann, CEO of Communities in Schools and a DCPS School Board candidate. "They're voting with their feet."
To attract more high-achieving students, who receive opportunity scholarships to attend schools out of their zones, Jackson will offer the International Baccalaureate and leadership and entrepreneurship programs beginning this fall.
"If everyone's truly committed," Timmons said, "then there is no reason why this venture should not be successful and why the students should not be successful."
As part of the turnaround effort, social workers and other professionals will also be stationed at Jackson to meet the needs of students, teachers and families, Willis said.
"We think if we can get sustainable work in Jackson, we can spread that work and replicate it in other struggling schools," she said.
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Disney FastPass+ service lets you reserve access to select attractions, entertainment and more. With the purchase of a ticket or Annual Pass, you can make selections as early as 30 days before you arrive—starting at 7:00 AM Eastern Time. Plus, if you are staying at a Disney Resort hotel, Disney Springs Area Hotels or other select nearby hotels, you can make your FastPass+ selections up to 60 days prior to check-in for the entire length of your stay. And the best part? There is no extra charge for this complimentary benefit.
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Dad charged with culpable negligence in crash
1-year-old girl suffers minor injuries after father lost control going 115 mph, deputies say
ST. JOHNS COUNTY, Fla. – A 1-year-old girl suffered only minor injuries after the car being driven by her father crashed into a power pole when he lost control while going 115 mph, according to the Florida Highway Patrol and St. Johns County Sheriff's Office.
Kenneth Johnson, 31, of Elkton, was driving at a high speed about 11 p.m. Tuesday heading northbound on County Road 13 just north of County Road 305 when he lost control, according to the FHP report.
Deputy Gerald Thompson was traveling south on County Road 13 when he saw Johnson's car driving at a high speed, deputies said. Thompson activated his radar and clocked Johnson at 115 mph as his car passed, deputies said. The speed limit on the road is 55 mph.
Thompson turned around to catch up to the car and conduct a traffic stop. As he approached the intersection of County Road 305, he saw Johnson lose control of the car and leave the roadway.
The car went on the left shoulder, struck a power pole and caught fire, troopers said.
Deputies said Johnson got out of the car and immediately went back in an effort to remove the girl from the car seat in the rear of the vehicle.
Johnson suffered serious injuries, troopers said. He and the girl, Veronica Johnson, were taken to Orange Park Medical Center.
Johnson was charged with careless driving, according to FHP, which handled the crash investigation. Investigators don't know why he was driving so fast. FHP is investigating to see if a child car seat pulled from the wreckage was in use.
The St. Johns County Sheriff's Office said it signed a complaint affidavit against Johnson on charges of reckless driving and culpable negligence by exposing the girl to personal injury while speeding.
The girl was was released to a relative, who said the child is OK.
Sgt. Chuck Mulligan said it's miraculous no one was killed.
"You can only chalk this up -- not having significant injuries to either the driver and/or this child -- as complete luck," Mulligan said. "(Going) 113 mph creates a significant crush factor, not to mention that the car burst into flames upon impact. So the fact that all of these factors came together and that child was not hurt, quite frankly somebody was smiling down upon it."
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Forum Post: Recycling the News
Posted 6 years ago on July 30, 2013, 5:45 p.m. EST by ZenDogTroll
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I saw a poll in USAToday regarding the dollar bill vs the dollar coin. As you can see from the Google search below it is a topic that has been coming up for at least the last seven years and likely much longer:
So wtf?
They want to save money . . . by not printing money . . . which reminds me . . . did you know? The most popular coin among U.S. numismatic enthusiasts is, so they claim, The Morgan Silver Dollar which is, as it happens among the earliest examples of CORPORATE WELFARE.
No doubt, the needs of the people have no stake in this latest debate either, unless it be a very select segment of the general U.S. demographic. So here's my idea:
lets just dispense with cash altogether. Fuck it. Who needs it. Plant an RFID chip in my neck, tattoo my social security number on my forehead, and celebrate the complete takeover of the world by
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Let's hope this goes better than the whole Google Voice app thing.
The search giant has submitted an iPhone App Store application to Apple for its new social-networking effort, Google+. The process is not expected to draw any blowback from Apple, which famously rejected the Google Voice app in 2009.
The rejection set out of virtual feud between the two tech giants as they became foes competing for the same mobile market.
Some suspected the rejection of Google Voice was rejected by Apple's exclusive relationship with AT&T and the challenges the app would offer to the iPhone's then exclusive network carrier.
The new social network -- that was so popular, Google had to suspend invitations -- already is available on the iPhone and other smartphones via an optimized mobile site.
The app would speed up stalking times for fans of Mark Zuckerberg. It could be approved within a matter of weeks.
Google Hopes for Better Luck With App Store
Let's hope this goes better than the whole Google Voice app thing.


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Howick Historical Village
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By Car from Auckland City: Travel on the Southern Motorway (towards Hamilton), take Exit 437 (South Eastern Highway) following signs to Pakuranga. Turn left onto Ti Rakau Drive, then right on to Pakuranga Road. After traveling 2.4km, turn right into Cascades Road, and then left onto Lady Marie Dr.
By Car from South: Exit the motorway at Manukau. Follow the road signs to Botany via Te Irirangi Dr, then continue along Botany Rd, veering left at the first roundabout onto Aviemore Dr, and left again at the second roundabout onto Cascades Rd. Lady Marie Dr is on the right, just past a pedestrian crossing.
By Bus: Howick and Eastern Bus Company buses depart from Britomart in downtown Auckland city. For more information and bus timetables, click here or phone 09 273 3660. Make sure the driver knows you get off at Lloyd Elsmore Park in Pakuranga, not in the modern Howick Village!
By Ferry: Fullers Ferries run a regular service from Downtown Auckland to Half Moon Bay, which is a five to ten minute taxi ride from the Historical Village. For more information and ferry timetables, click here.


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After track #17, "About Me", ends, there is about two minutes of silence before going on to track #18, where begins a live improv of songs centered around the "Planet Of The Apes" films. Unlisted on the back cover, but in the album notes it says, "18-24 were created spontaneously, live on stage."
How to find it: Go directly to track #20
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