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In terrifying, embarrassing news today, country legend and right-wing activist Ted Nugent was speaking at an NRA event recently and told attendees to go home and recruit "everybody in your lives to clean house in this vile, evil, America-hating administration ... wiping its ass with the Constitution." Yes. Really.
Not sure that you can brush that off as typical, aggressive election year rhetoric. Especially because it got even worse, with Nugent alluding to assassinating the President.
Nugent continued:
If Barack Obama becomes the president in November, again, I will either be dead or in jail by this time next year. If you can't galvanize and promote and recruit people to vote for Mitt Romney, we're done. We'll be a suburb of Indonesia next year. Our president, attorney general, vice president, Hillary Clinton -- they're criminals. They're criminals. Who doesn't know the crimes our government are committing?
Sounds like a few lines in there would be better used to describe the Guantanamo waterboard-loving, war-spurring administration of George W. Bush. But anyway, as if that weren't bad enough, at one point, Nugent compared Obama to a coyote that should be shot.
It isn't the enemy that ruined America. It's good people who bent over and let the enemy in. If the coyote's in your living room pissing on your couch, it's not the coyote's fault. It's your fault for not shooting him.
The reaction from the audience? GRINS. And applause!!! What the ...? That is just plain sick and frightening. But okay, hopefully, most people who aren't in the fringe know Nugent is a looney toon, but that doesn't mean we shouldn't take his scary threats seriously. (The Secret Service is currently investigating the matter.) Furthermore, the establishment Republicans can just turn a blind eye to this rave. Much like Rush Limbaugh, Nugent's associated with the party, and he was speaking directly to their voters. Thus, it is imperative that Mitt Romney denounce these remarks. The DNC has already called for the presumptive candidate to release a statement, and if he's smart, he'll do so ASAP.
Because sorry, Mittens, you can't just represent the nutbag fringe far right. If you actually want to win, you gotta get some sane people to vote for you, too.
What's more, as a potential leader, Romney owes it to his party and the American people to do the right, responsible thing by setting the record straight. John McCain's 2008 run was disgraceful in many ways, but to his credit, he did set that ridiculous woman at one of his rallies straight when she cried out that she didn't trust Obama, because she heard he was an "Arab!"
I can't help but remember that embarrassing incident now. Romney needs to step up to the plate and distance himself from Nugent. To sit back and let this violent insanity reign supreme among any supporters would be nothing less than irresponsible.
Here's Ted Nugent's rave-out caught on film ...
Do you agree Mitt Romney needs to denounce Ted Nugent's rave?
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How Auto Warranty Brokers Work
Brokers have developed a bad reputation in most industries largely because they like to take a fair chunk of anything they secure on your behalf, but there are some industries and sectors where brokers are almost priceless. The world of the extended auto warranty is one such place where brokers are not too bad, and having one can be a time and money-saver. That's the good news. The bad news is that even among auto warranty brokers, there are bad apples, and so you must do a bit of due diligence when selecting one. Below we'll take a look at that due diligence process, as well as what precisely you can get from selecting a decent auto warranty broker.
How Auto Warranty Brokers Work
An auto warranty broker acts as conduit between you the vehicle owner, and the auto warranty company that is looking to offer you some sort of coverage protection. More than just a middleman, the auto warranty broker acts as an advocate, often making solicitations on behalf of several other vehicle owners. But aside from doing leg work in finding the best auto warranty company, brokers can also give you sound advice on the types of coverage you should be looking to take on. Using their wealth of experience, a broker will tell you if you are better of excluding or including certain parts of your vehicle under a warranty policy—this can be handy in terms of cost-savings.
Free or Paid?
You will almost always never have to pay an auto warranty broker as they tend to engage the warranty companies themselves for compensation for the work they put in. By pooling their clients when they make a submission to a warranty company, they are able to bring substantial business to a company, negating the need to charge you upfront for their services. This doesn't mean that you won't come across a company that offers brokering services for a fee; just be aware that you don't have to pay for this sort of service and you'll be fine.
How Do You Find a Good Broker?
Before you set off to find a good broker, it is important to have solid criteria for judging what 'good' means. The first thing you should look for is honesty; a broker that is hyping too much the services of one company over the other is doing you a disservice. Next, you should make sure that the broker you are engaging is accessible; anyone who cannot be reached at the very least via an email should be avoided. You should also do a quick check on the recommendations a broker makes. This will ensure that they aren't recommending a dud—something that may cost you dearly down the road.
That said your best bet of finding a decent auto warranty broker is the internet. The best ones will be accessible through a website, and this will save you time in sifting through warranty companies on your own. In fact, some auto warranty brokers have a simple ranking system that lets you see which choice is the best (often number 1), with a few lesser, but potent companies. Once you are satisfied with their recommendation, you usually only have to click on a link which takes you through the actual warranty company. From there it's a matter of selecting your coverage and presto!
You really can't go far wrong by using a broker. The time you save will make room for doing the things you actually enjoy, and less time worrying about what can possibly go wrong with your car and the outrageous costs involved in fixing them.
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May 1, 2018 - May 28, 2018 @ Waunakee Public Library
Stop by the Library to see our beautiful garden artwork up for bid in our Friends Garden Art Silent Auction. Bidding goes through May 28th. Items include wall art, quilts, a bluebird house, chairs, and handmade cards.
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Detectives investigating the death of young man who died after being attacked in front of thousands of revellers at Parklife festival have released 12 pictures of possible new witnesses.
Robert Hart, 26, was punched unconscious at the festival in Heaton Park, Manchester, as he tried to stop his girlfriend Gemma Parry from being repeatedly hit with an inflatable toy.
He suffered a bleed on the brain and died in hospital four days later.
The people in these photos have been identified from pictures taken in and around the main stage, close to where Robert was assaulted last month.
Senior Investigating Officer, Detective Inspector Richard Eales, of Greater Manchester police, said: "We are keen to talk to the 12 people identified in the pictures as potential witnesses to the attack.
"We would like to stress that they are not in any trouble whatsoever, but we believe they could unknowingly have mobile phone footage or pictures which could be crucial to the investigation.
"While we have already received hundreds of images, we still need more."
Robert, from Macclesfield, Cheshire, was attacked at around 9.15pm on Saturday, June 7.
Crimestoppers has announced it is adding £3,000 to the reward of £20,000 that has been offered by Parklife Weekender bosses for information leading to the conviction of the culprit.
The offender is described as a mixed race man, in his mid-20s and 6ft 1ins tall.
Police said he was with a woman described as white, 5ft 7ins tall and in her early-20s.
Describing the attack, Gemma said: "We were just chatting to some people at the time. They went off to get a drink and that's when it happened. It happened so fast."
Last month, Robert's family made a fresh appeal to any of the 70,000 people at the gig who knew the attacker to shop him to the police.
Robert's mother Elaine Hart paid tribute to her son's "laugh and sense of humour", adding: "We loved him coming home. We always wanted him to come home more often."
Her son had been living in Liverpool and she recalled how he had taken her out for fish and chips at Albert Docks the last time she visited, said Mrs Hart.
"He was the warmest, kindest and fantastic person and we all just adored him," she said.
Anyone with information about the attack can contact the incident room on 0161 85 69283 or Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.


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This syrup won first place in the Best Syrup or Elixir category at the 2009 International Herb Symposium. It is warming and stimulating and very good for a sore throat, cold or flu. MAKES 4 1/2 CUPS
• 4 cups water
• 7- to 8-inch piece ginger root, peeled and cut into "coins" (about 2 cups)
• 1/2 vanilla bean, split lengthwise
• 2 cups raw, organic sugar
• 1/2 lime or lemon, sliced
• Handful fresh lemon verbena, lemon basil or lemon balm leaves, optional
1. Bring water to a boil in a 2-quart saucepan; add ginger and vanilla bean. Return mixture to a boil; reduce heat and simmer 20 minutes.Gradually add sugar, stirring until sugar dissolves. Add lime or lemon and herbs; cover and let stand for at least 30 minutes, or until room temperature.
2. Pour mixture through a wire-mesh strainer into a medium bowl, discarding solids. Store in an airtight container in the refrigerator up to 10 days or up to a year in the freezer.
Note: To make a thicker syrup for pancakes or waffles, bring 2 cups of Ginger Syrup to a boil over medium heat. Boil 8 minutes or until syrup thickens. Serve immediately.
Susan Belsinger tends her herbs in Maryland and Tina Marie Wilcox heads the Ozark Folk Center in Arkansas. They have been collaborating since 1996.
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My father is behind the curve on social media, but I think he is onto something.
You see, my father was born in 1933. He was a paperboy in the days when paperboys stood on city corners and shouted "Extra!"
In his home, the newspaper still is king. He has two delivered daily. He reads every inch of both. He does the crossword puzzles in both, too - with a pencil.
(Note to people under 30: A pencil is a small, yellow stick that leaves a mark when its tip is pressed against paper.)
My father knows that people can do crossword puzzles on their computers and smartphones, but the idea is nutty to him. Only an idiot would bring electronic equipment into the bathroom.
To be sure, my father has shunned the communications marvels of modern times. He uses my mother's smartphone - but only to avoid long-distance charges. I showed him how to use her phone to text family members, but he gave up on that fast.
(Note to people over 50: texting is when you press both thumbs against a smartphone keypad to bastardize the English language.)
I bought him a Kindle for Christmas a few years ago and created an email account for him. He gave it a try but quickly lost interest in emailing anyone.
I showed him how to search the web to locate people and businesses. He gave that a try, too, but still prefers to use the White Pages or Yellow Pages.
(Note to people under 40: The White and Yellow Pages are thick directories of people and businesses that are left at your door once a year.)
He loves to read, so I showed him how to download ebooks, but he still prefers paper-bound books.
(Note to people under 20: A paper-bound book is a compact device in which words are printed on several pieces of paper; the paper is glued to a spine.)
But one thing he will never do is use a social media website, such as Facebook, which, says The Statistics Portal, has more than 2 billion active users.
For starters, my father thinks social media is a total waste of time.
He thinks it is causing group think, as many people "friend" others who think exactly as they do and "unfriend" those who think differently.
He thinks the fake news articles are driving misinformation - a dangerous thing in a republic, whose success depends on thoughtful, well-informed voters.
And he thinks social media is increasing incivility, as people, hiding behind their keyboards, shout and yell and call others names.
According to two former Facebook executives, my father's observations are spot on.
According to Fortune, one former executive said that Facebook "was developed to be addictive." He said that the information-sharing platform was designed as a "social-validation feedback loop." He said that it "exploited weaknesses in the human psyche."
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Many Memorial Day services were held throughout the Island, and the Oak Bluffs School celebrated Memorial Day with the help of their local hero veterans — Commander Buddy Oliver, American Legion, Sergeant JoAnn Murphy, U.S. Army, Master Sergeant David Kann Jr., U.S. Air Force, Captain Gene Defelice, U.S. Marine Corps, Lt. Colonel David Berube, Chaplain, U.S. Air Force, and Lt. Colonel Bill Carroll, U.S. Air Force. Special readings were given by the students to recognize our veterans.
The School Spring book fair will close on May 31 at 4 pm. But you can also shop online via the Oak Bluffs School homepage.
Caitlyn Clark of Oak Bluffs, the daughter of Carol Christopher Clark and granddaughterof Evelyn Christopher, has made the Dean's List at Flagler college in St. Augustine, Florida, with straight As for the 5th consecutive semester since being enrolled at this college for the past 2 ½; years. Cait did Practicum at Nease High School as Assistant teacher for the English Dept., teaching three 12th-grade classes. Cait met the English teacher of Nease H.S. on the shuttle to the airport and aggressively pursued him for her position as student teacher for her practicum in the same manner she used in her junior year at MVRHS when she pursued her career with the M.V. Times. Cait is back for the summer, working hard to earn tuition for fall.
Martha's Vineyard residents will have the opportunity to enjoy a beloved children's fantasy when the Martha's Vineyard School of Ballet presents the Ballet of Alice In Wonderland at the Martha's Vineyard Regional High School Performing Arts Center on Sunday, June 2, at 2 pm. Tickets may be purchased at the door for $10. Any Oak Bluffs children performing in Alice In Wonderland include Ava McGee as the Cheshire Cat, Delilah Butler, Angelina Campbell, Nicole Haley, Kaitlin Kingsley, Madison Pitman, and Narla Pitman.
The Recreation Dept. at Windemere is holding the Windemere Residents Annual Auction on May 31 at the Ag Hall from 6 to 8 pm. The auction raises funds to allow the residents out into the community for concerts and plays, baseball games, to hear speakers and listen to choirs. It also makes it possible to have people come in to Windemere and do programs for the residents such as yoga and exercise instructors, musical and animal programs. Flowers are provided for everyone's birthdays as well as a special birthday meal of their choosing. There are weekly trips for ice cream, a happy hour and teas and socials with classically trained musicians. The auction makes it possible to provide all of these things. The auction has so many wonderful items this year, like a weekend in Chappy, sailboat cruises, handmade furniture,lamps, shawls, table runners, jewelry, garden items, paintings by Ray Ellis, and photographs by Alison Shaw. There will be a live and silent auction as well as a raffle.
Celebrate the Summer Solstice with Spindrift Marionettes and the African Artists Community Develop Project on Saturday, June 15. The celebration will take place from noon until 3 pm at the Tisbury Waterworks.Birthday smiles to Charlene Barbosa and Vicki Simione on the 31st, Jaime Reilly and Erika Cournoyer on June 1, Mia Rebello on the 2nd, Bert Combra on June 4, my sister Ann Hearn on the 5th, followed by Hilda Mitchel and Jennifer Robinson on the 6th.
Smiles to those I might have missed and get well wishes to those in need of a healing smiles.Enjoy your week.Peace.


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Hattrick is a movie about cricket. It was released during World Cup Cricket 2007 with the expectation that it will do well in the box office. Now, people are crazy about cricket in India and Hattrick makers wanted to take advantage from it. However, the plan has simply backfired. People are now busy with World Cup in India and have no time to go to the cinema halls to watch Hattrick.
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The World Cup has played truant. And as predicted by this writer at the very outset, the cricket matches have cut into the business of all films, new and old. One of the films that have been hit badly is UTV's HATTRICK, directed by Milan Luthria.
"We were prepared, we knew it all along that the matches would cut into our business," Milan Luthria is honest enough to admit the facts, "But we can't hide behind the excuse of cricket. We had a slow start, got hit on Saturday due to the match [India versus Bangladesh], were stable on Sunday, but were down on Monday again due to the India versus Bermuda match."
That's precisely what I told Siddharth Roy Kapur of UTV this morning. Let's get introspective. What kind of a feedback has he received so far? "Very frankly, it's 50:50. Some people have liked it, some have disliked it completely. Some felt TAXI NO. 9211 was better, some were of the opinion that HATTRICK comes nowhere close to TAXI. It's not a unanimous feedback," Milan agrees.
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Due to the long tradition of shipping in the Lough it is not surprising
that its bed is carpeted with wrecks. It has been referred to as the Scapa
Flow of Northern Ireland, with wrecks of all shapes and sizes spanning
the last one hundred years. Wreck divers may be interested to learn that
the bell from the Tiberia, a major liner, was located only a few years
The visibility in Belfast Lough ranges from 3-10m. Some 20 wrecks can
be dived in Belfast Lough. These
wreck dives vary in difficulty, with something for all abilities. Dive
depths are from 10m to over 60m.
For divers keen to look for new wrecks there are some four hundred named
wrecks off the Northern Ireland coast, many of these in the Irish Sea.
Strangford is the largest sea inlet in the British Isles with a
meandering shoreline of 15O miles. This gigantic inland sea, has
about 120 small islands and is surrounded almost entirely by land.
This means there is an enormous diversity of easily accessible diving
sites. Quite simply, Strangford Lough is unique, a marine biologist's
paradise. Strangford boasts some 15 divable
The Lough is connected to the sea by a long narrows where the sea
is usually flat and calm. This belies the fierce currents of up
to 8 knots and depths of 80 metres which can make this as adventurous
a dive as anyone could wish for. Sheer cliffs are covered by luxurious
growths of dead men's fingers and big sponges which, even at slack
water, makes the dive exciting.
The appeal of the Lough to marine biologists is its
very wide range of seabed conditions, influenced by water movements
and the enormous diversity of species which are found.
The life on the seabed and around the many wrecks
is varied and prolific with urchins, anemones, sea squirts, scallops,
crabs, prawns and even octopus. The scampi prawn is common in the
Lough and can often be seen on the mud or outside its burrows.
There is one species of large sponge which was described to science
from specimens collected in Strangford. Undoubtedly though, one
of the richest marine life communities is based around the big horse
mussels. Its colonies provide a stable attachment for many other
species including scallops. Many people believe these beds to have
been in place undamaged for hundreds of years.
The variety of marine life and good visibility, 4-l0 m plus, make
Strangford Lough an excellent site for underwater photography.
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The long-awaited return of Saracen brings a new downhill rig to the line up – the Myst. Years of development with top level riders should bring the bike to the forefront of performance and value.
Ride & handling: Good performance for the price but suspension needs fettling
With such a bargain price tag it would be wrong to expect perfection but the Myst certainly gets near. The suspension action is good and super-supple during its initial stroke, but could do with a shock with less ramp-up built in.
That way, Saracen could make the most of the progressive leverage rate curve given by the linkage. As the stock Fox Van R shock reaches its limits when it comes to hard, high-speed hits, the ramp-up really starts to become quite harsh, causing a lot of feedback through the pedals.
The RockShox Boxxer RC is a good fork too – the one here isn't the best we've tried, but it's the only one we've ever had issues with. After winding on all the compression damping there was still a lack of support through the mid part of the travel.
Because of this, the Myst felt somewhat unbalanced, with the fork blowing through its travel and the shock not making it to bottom-out. But that's an easily solvable problem with a setup and tune on both ends.
Despite the bike's heavyish build, the spec all works well. The wheels are stiff and the rims have stood up without any denting. The brakes are powerful and the whole bike feels able to cope with whatever's thrown at it.
Frame & equipment: Top class geometry and spec that works well
The paintjob, low-slung lines and custom tubeset make for a great-looking bike. But the development that's gone into the Myst becomes obvious when you take a peek at the geometry sheet. Our large bike sits with a 48in wheelbase, 63-degree head angle and roomy 610mm top tube. As geometry goes, the Myst looks spot-on – more similar to a World Cup race bike than a budget downhiller.
The rear end gives 203mm of suspension through Saracen's signature design, kept stiff with a 150 x 12mm axle. The wheels are built from Saracen's own DH rims and KT hubs, and stopping is provided by Quad's Deuce brakes with 203mm rotors. This is one of only a handful of bikes we've seen that rolls out of the factory with a set of Maxxis High Roller tyres – and they're the proper Super Tacky, 2.5in downhill ones.
Funn keep the cockpit sweet with a direct-mount stem and 750mm wide Fatboy bars, shod with some surprisingly comfy Saracen own-brand grips. The Shimano Alivio shifter is amazingly positive, with a reassuring clunk. Coupled to the Shimano Sora short cage road mech, it keeps things at a great price while not sacrificing performance. Our test rig tipped the scales at 18.7kg (41.2lb); not bad for a bike at this price.


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I was up at six this morning, indulging in my Pinterest obsession. Anyone else obsessed? Ya, I am just joking, I know you are all obsessed . . . . I wanted to see what others are doing with fabric cuffs. Because, again, I know I am not the only one.
I found some beautiful, romantic cuffs made with scrap (vintage) fabrics. I gathered inspiration from cuffs such as this one :
|Vintage2Glam on Etsy
And this one :
|Retro Café Art Gallery: Bird Fabric Cuff Bracelet
I love the super ~ girly romantical stuff but I wasn't quite feeling it for my cuffs today. Maybe with a couple of glasses of red wine and some swooney music in the background I could get in the mood. But, hey, for a cuff made from men's jeans, a men's button down shirt and a vintage button, I did pretty damn good.
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Although a button is featured, this cuff actually snaps. The button is attached to the fabric flower and then to the cuff.
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The men's shirt was torn into strips for the scrappy look and pleated on to this cuff. Two seams in a straight stitch attach the fabric to the cuff.
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There is a zig zag stitch all around the perimeter of the cuff. If I dare say so myself, the stitch is nearly invisible because the thread matches so darned well.
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This provider participates in the following insurance and discount plans: OCCM, UAW, Homelink, Harmony Hearing, Federal Employee Program, TruHearing, MCAS, Advanced Hearing Providers, NEI, AARP-HearUSA and Prime Health.
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HOMETOWN: Veliko Turnovo, Bulgaria
INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE: Bulgaria, United Kingdom, Hungary, Germany
TEACHING EXPERIENCE: I began teaching English as a Second Language to college students nearly 25 years ago at my home university in Bulgaria, South-East Europe. During my Ph.D. program, I taught composition and literature courses at Warwick University in England. When I settled in Madison with my Wisconsinite husband, I taught academic reading and writing in Madison College for a number of years, and I also returned to Bulgaria as a Fulbright scholar to teach academic writing and American literature for about a year. I made the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater my academic home in 2011, and I have greatly enjoyed working with my students and colleagues here.
WHY DO YOU ENJOY WORKING WITH INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS? I appreciate when international students share some of their unique experiences and cultures in class and on campus. I know from personal experience that being a student in another country takes courage and strong will, ambition to learn and excitement to be in a new place, and I value all these qualities in my international students. I feel privileged to play a role in their cross-cultural journeys by helping them adjust to academic expectations in the US, achieve highly, and feel connected and valued.
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Anonymous User wrote:I wonder why so many government jobs don't do any sort of entry-level hiring that doesn't require bar admissions. Do they think law students can afford to just chill until October following graduation?
If it's a job requiring any kind of litigation, you need to be able to appear in court (or file stuff) from day 1. I don't think the Feds have student practice rules like states do, so you can't appear under a full attorney's supervision.
Plus the Feds' fiscal year begins October 1.
Besides, most people don't want to start until after taking the bar, and the most people want to take a trip/other time off, and plenty of people have to move. Two months between the bar and starting isn't really that long.


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Finally I made the nesting for the bassinet.
Again a project that appeared to be simple turned out to be super complicated. I really was about to despair as I tried to make a pattern for the nesting... again the same problem as with the bellybands. For the rounded parts of the nesting I needed to make a pattern of a cone without end. ... It reminded me so much of my traumatic math lessons at school that if it wasn't for my husband who convinced me to continue and who helped me to figure out the right proportions of the pattern I'm sure that I would have thrown all away in anger.
But all's well that ends well and so I can proudly present the finished bassinet nesting! Enjoy.
Soon I will show you the mobile I made for it, too. So stay tuned!
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The Minnesota Land Trust is piloting a new initiative with Duluth to protect and promote the city's nature-based recreational assets. Our Director of Recreation Land, Hansi Johnson, is working with paddlers, cyclists, climbers, hikers, skiers...everyone who is excited about helping to make Duluth a world-class outdoor city.
Please support the Minnesota Land Trust's work in Duluth.
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With more than 10,000 acres of public open space within city limits and more than 300 eventual miles of trails, Duluth recognizes that it cannot take on responsibility for its infrastructure alone.
This public/private partnership with the Minnesota Land Trust will help the city realize its vision to become one of America's premier trail cities and outdoor destinations.
The Minnesota Land Trust is also helping the city of Duluth to design a land conservation plan for the St. Louis River Corridor on the west side of Duluth, and assisting the city in creating a nationally recognized water trail for paddlers and other river enthusiasts.
Through Minnesota Land Trust's new Recreational Lands Program, we will explore how outdoor recreation and open space conservation are linked, and how the two can truly create an improved quality of life in communities like Duluth.
This partnership is a model for working with communities throughout the state which aspire to create meaningful, nature based experiences for their youth and families.
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The Minnesota Land Trust recognizes that nature-based adventure activities such as mountain biking, rock climbing and trail running are fast-growing outdoor activities which can complement traditional pursuits such as hunting and fishing.
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IF he continues to make movies like ''Raw Deal,'' Arnold Schwarzenegger may well become the thinking kid's Sylvester Stallone. ''Raw Deal'' isn't exactly Oscar material. It does nothing for the cause of nonviolence. It will warm the hearts of gun lobbyists everywhere, and its final body count may be even higher than that in Mr. Stallone's ''Cobra.'' Yet ''Raw Deal'' somehow manages to be measurably less offensive. At times, it's almost funny - intentionally.
I say this with a good deal of hesitation. Such distinctions aren't easily detected by the casual moviegoer, for whom one batch of a dozen recently slaughtered bodies is much like another. I also understand that reviewers who can respond to the differences between ''Raw Deal'' and ''Cobra'' may well be candidates for the loony bin, or maybe for an advanced course in Japanese flower arrangement. One's tastes must be awfully refined.
''Raw Deal,'' which opens today at the Criterion Center and other theaters, is somewhat classier than - as well as an unofficial spin-off from -last year's ''Commando,'' in which Mr. Schwarzenegger, as a retired United States Government agent, reduces the population of Southern California by approximately one-third, all in the cause of justice.
This time he plays a former F.B.I. agent, forcibly retired because of his brutal tactics, now making a living as a sheriff in rural North Carolina. Kaminski (Mr. Schwarzenegger) rather fancies the bucolic life, though it's driving his wife, Amy, to the bottle. Coming home one afternoon after a hard day nabbing petty criminals, he finds his wife boozily adding frosting to a cake, which is mostly what she does to pass the time. Kaminski says something cheerful about liking cake as a main course, and Amy throws it at him. Ever the guardian of law and order, Kaminski says curtly, ''You should not drink and bake.''
Kaminski is ready when an old pal from the bureau asks him to undertake a special, unofficial assignment in Chicago, which, if successful can lead to his reinstatement. As much to save his wife's sanity as his own career, Kaminski accepts. His mission: to infiltrate Chicago's most powerful mob family, to destroy it and to identify the family's highly placed informant within the Government.Continue reading the main story
Though the language is vulgar, the macho posturing absurd and some of the plotting inscrutable, ''Raw Deal'' has a kind of seemliness to it. It delivers every punch it promises and, though the violence is spectacular and ridiculous, Mr. Schwarzenegger's Kaminski behaves more like a mega-Eagle Scout than like the self-loving, paranoid sadists Mr. Stallone plays. The former Mr. Universe wears well as a film personality, partly because there's something comic about the massiveness of his frame and the genteelness of his manners (when in repose).
Some other good people have also worked on ''Raw Deal,'' particularly John Irvin, the English director (''The Dogs of War''), whose last film was the cerebrally funny ''Turtle Diary.'' The screenplay is by Gary M. DeVore (''Dogs of War,'' ''The Mean Season'') and Norman Wexler (''Serpico,'' ''Joe'').
The supporting cast includes Sam Wanamaker, Paul Shenar, Robert Davi and Steven Hill, as various Chicago mobsters, as well as Blanche Baker, as Kaminski's unhappy wife, and Kathryn Harrold, as the Chicago femme fatale who longs - unsuccessfully - to get her arms around Mr. Schwarzenegger's body. The excellent photography is by Alex Thompson.
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Running time: 97 minutes. This film is rated R. Kaminski...Arnold Schwarzenegger, Monique...Kathryn Harrold, Patrovita...Sam Wanamaker, Rocca...Paul Shenar, Max...Robert Davi, Baker...Ed Lauter, Shannon...Darren McGavin, Baxter...Joe Regalbuto, Marcellino...Mordecai Lawner, Lamanski...Steven Hill, Amy Kaminski...Blanche Baker, Lamanski's Girl...Robey.Continue reading the main story


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trashco demoversion...free for personal use...but, note me if you use it!
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JAMAICA — Police said they were searching for two men wanted in connection with an armed robbery on 185th Street in Jamaica May 18.
The suspects approached a man in an SUV whose partner had walked to an ATM machine on 185th Street in Jamaica, pulled out a silver-and-black firearm and demanded money, police said.
One of the suspects, who was described as a black man in his 20s, took a large sum of money from the victims and fled the scene in a dark, four-door sedan. The second suspect had been acting as a lookout, police said.
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The first is a $400 million bond issue to support clean water initiatives in the state. See the details at Ballotopedia. The Commonwealth Foundation has some helpful details about other borrowing by Pennsylvania, a total of $3 billion in July 2008 that brings the state government's outstanding debt to $8.5 billion. That's roughly comparable to Ohio's state debt, $8.6 billion. (Individual state authorities and local governments have the vast majority of state of local obligations, though.) It doesn't sound like a huge debt problem.
I found two endorsements of the proposal.
- Philadelphia Inquirer: "Yes" on Pa. Ballot Question
- PEC Supports Pennsylvania Clean Water Ballot Initiative
The second ballot measure is to hire a full-time, paid country controller. I have my absentee ballot, so I know the question is on the ballot. I can't find any one who discusses it. I can't find anything from the Morning Call or the League for Women Voters. In principle, it makes sense to me to have full-time, paid officials for some key county offices. Lehigh County's controller is paid significantly more than Northampton County's controller, so I will assume that Lehigh County has a full-time controller ($62,500 vs. $39,000).
I'll be voting for this measure, too. It makes sense to pay for competent, qualified professionals to run the local goverment.
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These are vanilla cupcakes with vanilla icing from Cupcakes From The Primrose Bakery. I'm chuffed with how these came out – moist and fluffy, just as cupcakes should be! These are so much easier to make now I have a hand mixer – the first batch I tried I did entirely by hand and it took me SO LONG to cream the butter! Now it takes a couple of minutes tops 😀
I haven't much else to blog about – as always I've got a couple of ideas for projects but I've yet to motivate myself to try them out. I'm still ploughing through Moby Dick – I'm on the home straight now, only a hundred-odd pages left! I did take a break from it to read Bit Of A Blur by Alex James though. I've been listening to Blur a lot since I saw them live last summer, but over the last couple of months I've listened to the whole back catalogue on Spotify and I am hooked! His book is a wonderful insight into the band, and I genuinely laughed out loud a fair few times (which, bearing in mind I read most of it on trains, was rather amusing in itself). I also watched No Distance Left To Run (twice!) and I laughed and cried in equal measure. It gets a whacking great thumbs up from me.


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Friday, November 18, 2011
Why Are There Feathers in My Hair?
This is me and my author bud Sara B. Larson waiting for our pre-showing of Breaking Dawn part 1! We got to see it at 7pm last night with 72 more of my friends and friends of friends (it's good to have a brother who is the manager of a movie theater!).
I have to say I quite enjoyed it. Like the book I think this will be a more polarizing movie for the fans. It is slower paced, has less action, and has less sexual tension because well there's just sex. ;) But as Breaking Dawn was one of my fave books in the series for several reasons, this movie did a good job adapting to the screen. There were definitely laugh out loud moments, moments of quiet reflection, and a few moments of action.
It is certainly for a more mature audience than some of the others. And there were some who saw an editing mistake for something rated PG-13...did anyone see it? I didn't but I wasn't looking at Bella...
So if you've seen it, what did you think?
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- Randi said...
I really liked it. Thought the acting was for some reason much more smooth than in the past. It followed the book pretty closely. I love it when a movie does that.
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Pope Francis: For Hispanic Catholics in US, a Rush of Joy and Optimism
G. Jeffrey MacDonald, The Christian Science Monitor
Hispanic Catholics in the United States reacted with jubilant optimism Wednesday to news of the worlds first Latin American pope, saying they hoped he might use his background to help mend rifts and surmount challenges that hamper their communities, the church, and the world.
On a basic level, they celebrated the fact that Pope Francis I, formerly Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio of Argentina, shares aspects of their backgrounds and could, it seems, be their father or grandfather.
Hes one of our own, says Rosendo Urrabazo, the Chicago-based provincial superior for the Claretian Missionaries, a Catholic order of priests and brothers. Somebody with a Hispanic last name and whose mother tongue is Spanish that touches peoples hearts.
Francis I will be endearing, too, Rev. Urrabazo says. He met the man in Buenos Aires, where then-Archbishop Bergoglio rode the bus to work every day and answered the door to the chancery himself.
Others say they hope to see such unpretentiousness in the new pope because todays challenges require a leader who relates to ordinary people. That includes Hispanic Catholics, who comprise nearly half the churchs global membership of 1.2 billion.
Consider young adults. A Gallup survey released in February found that Hispanics in America, especially those under age 30, are increasingly unlikely to identify as Catholic. But having a Latin American atop the church hierarchy could help young Hispanics feel that they belong, according to Lily Morales, who coordinates events for young adult Hispanics in the Diocese of Austin.
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Today I remembered my breakfast - woo hoo!
I was really busy today so I didn't have time to think about a post. I was also frustrated - the server that our test system runs on ran out of space and as a result I couldn't log on after about 9:30 this morning - not what you need when working on a project with impossibly tight deadlines anyway. Hopefully I should have the system back in the morning, but I don't have much faith in this company so I'm withholding judgement until I log on tomorrow. Or not. In the meantime I'm trying to write test scripts - which would also be easier to do with access to the system. Sigh.
I thought for a large chunk of today I'd be joyfully reporting no tingling today but then my foot started up around lunchtime. I'm still grateful for it reducing in duration - it wore off within an hour and then everything was fine until I took the second pill this evening. I'm still feeling absolutely exhausted by 4 pm every day - and my cold is much much much better so I'm guessing that's on the pills too. I'm sleeping OK though, and I generally leave work at 4,so being knackered only interferes with any possible training or walking after work. Speaking of interfering with walking, I was thinking of going out for a walk at lunchtime when my boss asked for an unplanned meeting at short notice and put the mockers on that. Did I mention: frustrated???
Food today:
Breakfast: overnight almond pancakes with butter and pate
Lunch: homemade soup and some cold roast chicken
Dinner: lamb burger with lettuce wrap and sauerkraut
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Hi im wondering if any of you mums are going through what nighmare im having with my son. he had a first uti at 1 ended up going back and forwards to my local a&e with his high temp of 104 this went on for a good week then he had antibiotics to treat it and went. he was always a brilliant eater and drinking up intill this he never ate for 3 weeks, hes 2 and a half now and hes had 3 more utis he constantly sleeping and hardly eating we are waiting to see a peaditrician , he been treated for the uti with antibiotics he seems to pick up when hes on them he eats drinks plays hes like a differant child , when hes finished them he goes back down hill again always sleeping not wanting to eat hardly weeing im at my wits end any advice thanks x
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The Week Ahead....
Dear Parents,
It's hard to believe that the first day of classes is just over a week away! As we gear up for another great year here on Ocean Avenue, we'd like to introduce you to this new weekly format for school news. Every Sunday afternoon throughout the school year, we will send out this newsletter with reminders, news items and calendar details for the coming week. We'll do our best to keep it short and focused on just what you need to know, but of course for these first few weeks as we return to school there's a lot to know! Let us know what you think of this format – we're open to suggestions.
Please note that we have made a change to our School Calendar that will affect parents of freshmen and sophomores. The Parent Night for the parents of freshmen and sophomores will take place on Thursday, September 15 (originally scheduled forWednesday, September 21). We apologize for this late change. Parents of juniors and seniors will meet on Tuesday, September 13 as scheduled. Both nights will begin in the Keegan Gymnasium at 6:00 p.m.
Here are a few other news items and notes for the coming weeks:
- Our Freshmen Orientation and Experience will take place both on campus and at Camp O-AT-KA this Monday, August 29, and Tuesday, August 30. Parents of incoming freshmen can click here for more details. Transfer Students are asked to attend the Cheverus Open School day on Tuesday; again please click the link above for details.
- As we have done in the past, we will use a modified schedule for the first day of classes on Tuesday, September 6. Freshman should arrive by 7:45 a.m. and grades 10-12 should arrive by 8:45 a.m. Also to ease our transition into the school year we will use an "A" day schedule on both Tuesday, September 6, andWednesday, September 7, and then we will begin to rotate classes with a "C" day on Thursday, September 8.
- Parents are invited to join us for our Mass of the Holy Spirit on Friday, September 16. Mass will begin shortly after 9:10 a.m. in the Keegan Gymnasium.
- Our Campus Store is looking for volunteers on Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays from 11:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. during the upcoming for the school year. Please contact Jennifer Kelley at email@example.com if you can help.
- Speaking of the Campus Store, Student Planners are available for purchase ($10) in both the store and the Main Office. Freshmen will receive a complimentary copy during their Orientation Days. Also, members of the Class of 2016 may pick up their group graduation photo and tassel in the Main Office.
- Parents of Seniors: photos for yearbook and Senior student bios are dueOctober 14. All photos should be emailed to firstname.lastname@example.com. Seniors have already been emailed a Google Form to submit their bios. Information on Baby Ads will be given at a later date. Click here for more information.
- The Ignatian Family Teach-In for Justice is an annual conference for students from all of the Jesuit High Schools, colleges and universities nation-wide. The conference takes place in November in Washington DC. If the link between faith and justice is important to you, please consider applying to be part of this year's delegation. Click here for more information. Application Deadline: September 15.


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Milne's Cropper
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Two interesting questions are raised by Alasdair Milne's book about his time at the BBC.[*] The first, more important but less interesting, is: what, if anything, is wrong with the BBC? The second is: what, if anything, is wrong with Alasdair Milne?
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A Short, Free eBook on Abortion by John Piper
Desiring God is giving away a free eBook based on three sermons he's preached on abortion. Here's a sample from the book:
God is calling passive, inactive Christians today to engage our minds and hearts and hands in exposing the barren works of darkness. To be the conscience of our culture. To be the light of the world. To live in the great reality of being loved by God and adopted by God and forgiven by Christ (yes—for all the abortions that dozens of you have had), and be made children of the light. I call you to walk as children of light.
Is There Enough Teaching in the Church?
Good question from Kevin DeYoung:
I know this sounds like a crazy notion. I'm not 100% convinced myself. But I've begun to wonder if there might not be enough public teaching in today's church.
That probably sounds nuts to many churchgoers, not to mention most pastors. Plenty of ministers already feel swamped with some combination of morning service, evening service, Sunday school, catechism, and midweek teaching, not to mention extra preps for weddings, funerals, and special events. I also realize I'm swimming up stream against the current of contemporary church thought which says the one thing we certainly have enough of is teaching. We are already stuffed full with Bible studies, services, small groups, conferences, and classes. The last thing we need is another opportunity to get our brains crammed with more information.
Ministry: Picking the Right People
Work: Myths of the Working Mom
Christian Living: Joe Thorn recommends some resources for discipling your children
Discernment: Making Necessary Distinctions
Interviews: Recently I was interviewed about getting published on the How to Be Awesome podcast and sat down to talk about Awaiting a Savior with Cory McKenna on The Cross Current radio show. Check them out.
In Case You Missed It
Here are a few of this week's notable posts:
Book Review: Die Young by Hayley and Michael DiMarco
Why is Narnia Okay, But Not Princess and the Frog?
R.C. Sproul: How Can We Love a Holy God?
Octavius Winslow: Beware of Him and Obey Him


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Time for this week's newspaper review!
- The Guardian published this excellent, in depth look at why Ed Milliband and Labour lost the election. Forget 'they were too left', 'they were too right', 'Ed just wasn't PM material' and all the other casually tossed out verdicts – this is good analysis. Personally, I liked a lot of what Milliband had to say, but tho article hits the nail on the head – he didn't say it often enough, loudly enough, or clearly enough for the electorate to know what he stood for, let alone whether they agreed with the message.
- A scary prospect, but a realistic one, in the Herald. Thankfully we have an additional member list!
- A look at Charles Kennedy in the Independent – not in as much detail as some articles on him, but some interesting revelations.
- Boris Johnson's piece on Greece in the Telegraph made me so incandescently angry on so many levels that I had to share it.
- Whilst I don't agree that the UK would be better off outside of the EU (Monteith doesn't explicitly state this but it is implied), I do agree with his assessment of Sturgeon's stance in the Scotsman.
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http://www.reuters.com/article/idUSTRE6BE59J20101216?feedTyp...So Transocean, which this port owns, is down significantly on last night's news that the US government had filed a civil lawsuit against BP, Anadarko, MOEX, and Transocean (though not Halliburton, the ones who cemented the well before it blew out). Went from a +12.43% and +1.6% as of last night's close to +7.46% and -2.9%, respectively.It is this lawsuit, and others like it likely, that will determine exactly how strong those indemnify clauses are in the contracts between Transocean and the oil companies. If they're found wanting, that is Transocean is responsible for some of the oil spill, that's going to have a huge rippling impact upon the oil industry and every single other business-to-business contract.There's a bunch of other legal issues, too. One I can think of is can the government retroactively change the laws under which companies operate to punish them for an event that wasn't a crime at the time it happened? Raising the $75 million per gallon spilled cap, for instance.The drop in price is reaction to a new threat to future cash flows. The extent of the drop, about 4.5% right now, isn't that big, really. Lawsuits were coming, and this seems to be a response to that shoe dropping with one of the biggest potential ones now filed.I expect this to take several years to play out and not even show up on the financial statements until near the end.Investing thesis hasn't changed, but headline risk has bumped up again after the company had gotten down to a small handful per day until just recently. Today, there are 20 different headlines on stories covering this from several angles. Will take a bit for that to die down again.Cheers,Jim
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The Occupy Wall Street movement spreads across the globe, yet most people don't bother to vote in civic elections, which affect them most
Do you wonder if your kids will ever be able to afford their own home? Are you a renter wishing you could afford an apartment that's just a little bigger and in a more convenient neighbourhood?
Are you finding your daily commute is taking longer and longer?
Is traffic now congested on local streets when you drive to the grocery store?
Have property taxes and the cost of utility charges for your home climbed to a level where they are now a noticeable financial burden?
Do you often feel as though decisions are being made without your knowledge or input about changes in your neighbourhood that are literally reshaping the place you call home?
Do you worry about the sprawl that continues to gobble up land as it follows the growth of freeway expansion extending up the Fraser Valley?
Have school closures in your neighbourhood over the last few years made you wonder about the future of your community?
If you answered "yes" to one or more of these questions, then let me ask you: What you are going to do about it?


text: PLYMOUTH -- Terri Myers and Cindy Danielson don't mind getting up at 4 a.m. to go to work. They take turns doing it. "We love it," Terri said. "We are doing something we both enjoy." For over 20 years, they've been working out together. Now they are partners in a bigger, better Ace Fitness Club. In their new digs at what was formerly Neidlinger's Farm Market, east of Oliver Ford on East Jefferson Street, the ladies are reveling in their 3,000 square feet of available space. "We have space for aerobics," said Cindy, age 43, "plus a weight/cardio room and men's and women's showers." There also is a baby-sitting room and plenty of space for Sheryl Beckham's Monday night yoga classes, as well as the Core Training, Body Pump, Bench and Jazzercise classes. Hours for workouts are 5 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday through Thursdays: 5 a.m. to 6 p.m. Fridays and 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturdays. With 25 pieces of Quantum and Hammer Strength equipment -- including free weights, cable crossovers, back, bench and leg presses -- and the extensive renovations, they've invested close to half-a-million dollars, Terri, age 44 and married to Clif, graduated from Plymouth High School in 1981. At school, she was a gymnast and a cheerleader. Likewise, Cindy, Roger's wife, is a 1981 Argos High School graduate. She also was a cheerleader. Both women got into working out in the early 1980s and have been doing it ever since. It's not just calisthenics, mind you, but the heavy-duty weight-lifting stuff. Cindy heads the aerobics and is basically in charge of equipment and deciding what people need to maximize their potential. "Art Brock, the original owner of the Fitness Club in downtown Plymouth, pushed me into personal training," Terri said. When Brock left the area for Carmel, Ind., where he trains some of the Indianapolis Colts football players, Cindy and Terri decided to buy the business. They moved temporarily into the Plymouth Tennis Complex, sharing their facilities until they could find a permanent home. When Jack Oliver bought the Neidlinger property, it was determined that the spaces would be a perfect fit. The owners are really excited that Bill Dunbar's Tuesday and Friday senior citizens classes are in the process of being accredited as "Silver Sneakers," qualifying them to be covered through a Humana Medicare program. Monthly membership fees range include a single fee of $45, senior and student fees of $25, and a family rate of $75. "We're not going to get rich doing this," Terri, who does much of the bookwork, said, "but we love it."


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Than to cook from it. Or rather, you and several (about 30?) other friends. I joined my friend, Linsey's, book club called From Left 2 Write. It's my kind of book club. I join in whenever I can, eliminating the stress to constantly acquire a new book and come up with new and different ways to describe and evaluate it. Well, this was certainly the best way to get to know this particular book, The Earthbound Cookbook by Myra Goodman.
Thirty of us from the book club each chose a recipe to try and brought it over to Linsey's to share. Now, rather than only having a single dish to test out the genius behind the recipes, I had 30 delicious dishes to sample. And you know what? I'm really looking forward to trying out even more recipes.
There were several dishes I hadn't yet run across and several more that I wouldn't have thought to test. Wow. Each and every dish was scrumptious. I made the pumpkin and winter squash (butternut – my fave!) pie. Though the recipe said it would make one 9″ pie, I eked out two. There was quite a bit more filling than would fit into one 9″ pie crust, so I split the two. I left the second one for my family to enjoy…well, and me…tomorrow. How was it? Fabulous! It wasn't all that sweet but the flavor really packed a punch. YUM! And it was the same for the other dishes I tried. From soups to breads to appetizers to main dishes and desserts, the mix of textures and flavors in each dish was intense.
Talk about selling a book. It would have taken me far longer to get to know the recipes in this book if left to my own devices. Though I feel inspired to cook something new every now and then, my interest in trying new dishes usually wanes rather quickly. But now, I want to forge ahead in exploring this cookbook because I know that there are about 29 other recipes well worth the time and effort.
But probably most importantly, I learned a few things about environmentally-friendly cooking, like fowl having less of an environmental impact than beef and why. The point of this cookbook is not only to encourage us to eat healthy and cook with fresh ingredients but to demonstrate that it's not difficult to cook delicious meals while being conscious about what and how we could cook to sustain our planet. A good read and great food – now that's a combo I can enjoy.
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Whether you're young or old, kayaking provides an enjoyable way to get out on the water and get some exercise at your own pace. Paddle swiftly out into the middle of the lake, and then jump in for a refreshing swim. Or, take a leisurely journey around the banks of the Jordanelle Reservoir to explore the beautiful mountain scenery. You can even pack a picnic in the roomy storage space.
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While vacationing in Park City, be sure to visit Jordanelle Rentals for hours of fun with a kayak rental on the reservoir. We are the closest lake with rental facilities in the Midway and Heber City area. Contact us at (435) 615-7397 to reserve a kayak today!
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Ethan Frome
what is ethane plan for the broken dish, and how does he feel
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Ethan's plan is to buy another dish if he can find one or simply put the pieces back together. He doesn't seem overly worried (except about Mattie).
"Without replying he gathered the pieces of glass into his broad palm and walked out of the kitchen to the passage. There he lit a candle-end, opened the china-closet, and, reaching his long arm up to the highest shelf, laid the pieces together with such accuracy of touch that a close inspection convinced him of the impossibility of detecting from below that the dish was broken. If he glued it together the next morning months might elapse before his wife noticed what had happened, and meanwhile he might after all be able to match the dish at Shadd's Falls or Bettsbridge. Having satisfied himself that there was no risk of immediate discovery he went back to the kitchen with a lighter step, and found Mattie disconsolately removing the last scraps of pickle from the floor."
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- 'Burt's Letters from the North of Scotland' (3)
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Tha a' chuibhreann chlaistinneach seo o 'Burt's Letters from the North of Scotland' le Edmund Burt, foillsichte an toiseach an 1754. Tha e air a leughadh an seo le Grannd Butchart.
'A little beyond the churches is the churchyard; where, as is usual in Scotland, the monuments are placed against the wall that encloses it, because, to admit them into the church, would be an intolerable ornament. The inscriptions, I think, are much upon a par with those of our country churchyards, but the monuments are some of them very handsome and costly. I cannot say much as to the taste, but they have a good deal of ornament about them.
Even the best sort of street houses, in all the great towns of the low country, are, for the most part contrived after one manner, with a staircase withoutside, either round or square, which leads to each floor, as I mentioned in my last letter.
By the way, they call a floor a 'house'; the whole building is called a 'land'; an alley, as I said before, is a wynde; a little court, or a turn-again alley, is a 'closs'; round staircase, a 'turnpike'; and a square one goes by the name of a 'skale stair'. In this town the houses are so differently modelled, they cannot be brought under any general description; but commonly the back part, or one end, is turned toward the street, and you pass by it through a short alley into a little courtyard, to ascend by stairs above the first storey. This lowest stage of the building has a door toward the street, and serves for a shop or a warehouse, but had no communication with the rest.'
B' e Sasannach a bh' ann an Edmund Burt, fear a chaidh a chur a dh'Alba ann an 1730 gus an dèanadh e tional nam màl air oighreachdan Ghleann Mhoireasdain is Shìophoirt, na h-oighreachdan arfuntaichte mu dheireadh, às dèidh ar-a-mach 1715, nach robh air an reic.
Bho mu 1725 sgrìobh e sreath de "Letters from a gentleman in the North of Scotland to his friend in London". Bha Burt den bheachd gum feumadh e na litrichean fhoillseachadh gun urra, ann an 1754. Chaidh chur às a leth gu robh e a' cur droch dhreach air suidheachadh na Gàidhealtachd, a' sealltainn gu sònraichte salachair agus bochdainn agus cho fad air ais 's a bha an t-àite. A dh'aindeoin sin, tha na litrichean nam prìomh stòras, làn fhèisteis, air beatha agus dualchasan na Gàidhealtachd san 18mh linn, air an sgrìobhadh mus do ghlac taobh romansach na Gàidhealtachd ùidh dhaoine.
Bhàsaich Burt ann an Lunnainn ann an 1755.