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Dear DrmDestryr,
Is the treasure goblin mount worth the 20,000 gp?
Dear MLadle,
Initially I was torn between it and the soon-to-be retired money pig. After all, the pig turns food into gold while the goblin doesn't. However, in honor of my love for Diablo and the mount's Green Goblin color scheme, I was swayed. After all, what's better than getting to ride around on a Spiderman villain without having to hog tie him with hand-crafted webbing I can assure you I do not have?
So the decision was made and after a quick transaction of 20,000 gold pieces earned with obsession and high blood pressure, my entire Heroes roster now sits upon the mighty bag-throne of the largest goblin in existence. Rumors circulate that he is some kind of mutation that should be set free for the betterment of goblin-kind, but I bought him. He's mine. Respect for innocent creatures be damned. I would never have been so careless as to throw a sock at my house elf.
Thus far we've had some great adventures. He disappears as soon as there's danger and reappears when it's gone. Because of this, I've named him The Deserter. All attempts at finding out his goblin name result in the same giggles that make me assume he's actually some sociopath whose secret I'd better never discover. Changing his species does nothing to stem this so I'm convinced he has the color changing powers of a chameleon mixed with a cuttlefish combined with a rather sizeable wardrobe.
At the end of the day, though, he's a busted goblin. Not once have I seen him open a portal to escape like his Diablo brethren and sistren. Because of this, I like to assume we have a bond now. A bond that formed when I first handed over currency in exchange for his reigns. They say if you love something, let it go. If it leaves, it was never yours to begin with. If it returns, you can keep it.
And, well, he always comes back.
Dear DrmDestryr,
It's Leoric week! Tips, tricks, thoughts?
Dear KingCallan,
It's time to shake off your sanity and start rattling!
Leoric Basics
King Leoric, aka "The Mad King", had a reign that began in blood and ended in bone. He was a weak-willed king that fell to the persuasion Diablo, guided into further misdeeds by the evil not-Jafar. You can now pick up the risen body of this tragic king and must defend your fellow Heroes against the onslaught of enemy attacks.
Unfortunately, literal madness makes playing him a bit hard. You really do need your wits about you to play him to the best of his abilities.
Tank-wise, he feels and moves very much like Muradin and Johanna. He walks heavy and feels slow. Though this can feel odd when placed in the hands of someone that enjoys sprightlier Heroes, it is an attribute that marks him as 100% tank. What does this mean for you? It means you should plan on standing proudly at the front instead of hiding in the back waiting for an opportunity.
Skeletal Swing
This empowers Leoric with lane-clearing ability a bit more powerful than Sonya's whirlwind. It also has the potential to be a great slow if talented into. When dead, this slow is great for giving your team the upper advantage on Heroes that are trying to run away.
Drain Hope
This ability is arguably the reason why he is a hard Hero to play. It is a skill shot and a very precise skill shot at that. When landed, though, you move fast enough to follow the victim through the ability's full length. This means you need to know who to target. Valla? Bad idea. Zeratul? Bad idea. Anyone with an escape is a bad idea. Together with his Swing, these two abilities are the reason he is often seen laning by himself while objectives and team fights are non-existent.
Wraith Walk
This escape is my absolute favorite of any Hero's. Your body kneels down while your spirit can head anywhere, namely out of range of the danger. You have to be careful, though. The timer for Walk is fast, and you can die to Hero attacks if you don't get out of there fast enough.
When you're with a wombo-combo team, you need a great Leoric that knows who the best Heroes are to Entomb. Muradin? Bad idea. Zeratul? Bad idea. Any Hero with a full escape can get out of this no problem, leaving you with an empty graveyard and crushed dreams. Secondly, make sure you step into the tomb area itself. Nothing is more embarrassing than letting a trapped Hero escape through the front door.
March of the Black King
If you don't have a wombo-combo group, damage is the best gift you can give. The secret here is to make sure you have great targeting since most Heroes can casually stroll out of your reach when they hear the death knell.
Leoric & Death
Now, we all know Leoric doesn't really "die" in the traditional sense. Instead, he immediately comes back as a spook that can slow and reduce his death timer through said slows. Simultaneously the best and worst part about him, you can die 10 times and feel like you haven't died once. Even so, dying is inexcusable. Your deaths don't count as partial deaths like with Murky or Lost Vikings. They are full deaths. So while you can still slow as a dead guy, you've given the other team XP. For this reason, learn how to avoid death at all costs.
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Nixon cuts education, other funding to cover disaster expenses
(Local News ~ 06/12/11)
Southeast Missouri's record flooding and the Joplin, Mo., tornado -- the deadliest twister to hit the U.S. in decades -- have taken a huge toll on a revenue-weak Show Me State budget. And K-12 and higher education will have to foot a big portion of the bill...
Brandom talks experience at senate campaign launch
(Local News ~ 06/12/11)
Flanked by Republican colleagues, state Rep. Ellen Brandom announced her candidacy for the Missouri Senate on Saturday, pledging to work to keep taxes low, protect the "sanctity of the unborn," and to take a conservative approach to fiscal government.
Major case squad disbands, but police still seek leads in Waller case
(Local News ~ 06/12/11)
Twelve days ago Jacque Sue Waller was ready to begin a new life with her 5-year-old triplets. She left Ste. Genevieve, Mo., for Jackson on June 1 with intentions to only be gone a short time, but Saturday Waller's family was still without many of the answers they are searching for...
Cape mayor reflects on good, bad after year in office
(Local News ~ 06/12/11)
Harry Rediger hadn't been in office a week when he was thrown for a loop normally reserved for a roller-coaster. The news, which had the potential to change the city's economic landscape for generations, came as a huge surprise to a man who had really expected his new job to offer few surprises...
Trains get a face life
(Submitted Story ~ 06/12/11)
See anything shiny and new looking in Cape Girardeau today? Two local optimist clubs came together on Saturday, June 11, 2011 to restore the trains in Capaha and Arena Parks. The Cape Girardeau Evening Optimist club which has more members took Hoppy, the larger of the two engines in Arena Park and the Esprit Optimist Club took Dinky, the smaller train in Capaha Park...
Union Pacific Locomotive No. 844
(Submitted Photo ~ 06/12/11)
Union Pacific Steam Locomotive No. 844 June 6, 2011 Highway 25 towards Delta, MO
Baby Deer
(Submitted Photo ~ 06/12/11)
We spotted this baby deer in the woods while taking a four-wheeler ride.
Union Pacific Locomotive No. 844
(Submitted Photo ~ 06/12/11)
Union Pacific Steam Locomotive No. 844 Highway 25 towards Delta, Mo June 6,2011
Safe Harbor Animal Sanctuary's Adorable Adoptable
(Submitted Photo ~ 06/12/11)
My name is Toby and I was born in January of 2010. When I first see you I run from you, then I come back to get attention and I'm all over you. I think it's fun to hide under blankets! Maybe you will adopt me and I can play at your house! Toby is available for adoption at Safe Harbor Animal Sanctuary, 573-243-9823. Please view other adorable adoptables at safeharboranimalsanctuary.org...
Thistle Photo
(Submitted Photo ~ 06/12/11)
Here is the same thistle shot without the Glowing Edges filter applied.
Posing with the Passengers
(Submitted Photo ~ 06/12/11)
A member of the Union Pacific Great Excursion Adventure's Little Rock Express poses with some young passengers during Old 844's visit to Cape Girardeau.
Hooked on Summer...
(Submitted Photo ~ 06/12/11)
I caught this bass in a private pond at Cape Girardeau Country Club. I had a lot of fun that day with my dad....
Cape Road Runners donate to the Cape K9 unit
(Submitted Photo ~ 06/12/11)
The Cape Girardeau Road Runners Club donates $1200 to the Cape Girardeau Police K9 unit. The proceeds are from it's annual Spring Classic 5K event held at Mid America Rehab. Pictured are Bob Sherrill (Mid America Rehab), Cpl Jeff Bourbon (Cape K9 unit), Steve Seyller (President of Cape Road Runners), and Matt Rubel (Mid America Rehab)...
Capahas suffer first loss of season
(Community Sports ~ 06/12/11)
Plaza Tire Capahas manager Jess Bolen laughed when recounting some pre-game chatter following Saturday's home contest against the St. Louis Golden Spikes. "Some of the guys were talking about going undefeated," said Bolen, in his 45th season running the Capahas. "I said we'd be lucky to get through the weekend undefeated."...
Burnett - Cook
(Wedding ~ 06/12/11)
Rachel Renee Burnett and Noland Jeremiah Cook were married June 5, 2010, at First General Baptist Church. Sam Ramdial performed the ceremony. Pianist was Blake Kiefner and vocalist was Paige Rothenberger, both of Cape Girardeau. The bride is the daughter of Carla Burnett of Cape Girardeau and Jay Burnett of Jackson. Mark and Lana Cook of Cape Girardeau are parents of the groom...
Urhahn - Sander
(Wedding ~ 06/12/11)
Courtney Ann Urhahn and Garrett Stephen Sander were married Oct. 2, 2010, at St. Vincent de Paul Catholic Church in Cape Girardeau. The Rev. David Hulshof performed the ceremony. Readers were Emily Essner and Jamie Sander of Benton, Mo., cousins of the groom, and Brad Urhahn of Bentonville, Ark., uncle and godparent of the bride...
O'Quinn - daniel
(Wedding ~ 06/12/11)
Ashleigh Nicole O'Quinn and Christopher Ashley Daniel were married Jan. 22, 2011, at First Baptist Church in Tupelo, Miss. Dr. Randy Von Kanel performed the ceremony. Scripture reader was Chandler Quartaro of Tupelo, cousin of the bride. Organist was Sandy Coutoumanos, pianist and soloist was Randy Wood, both of Tupelo...
Dougherty - Floyd
(Engagement ~ 06/12/11)
Mike and Kandy Dougherty of Arvada, Colo., announce the engagement of their daughter, Kathleen Elizabeth Dougherty, to Brian Lawrence Floyd, both of Dayton, Ky. He is the son of Roger and Judy Pyle of Monroe, Ohio, and Phil and Cheryl Floyd of Okeana, Ohio...
Vickery - Hoffman
(Engagement ~ 06/12/11)
SIKESTON, Mo. -- Charles and Kathryn Vickery of Sikeston announce the engagement of their daughter, Dana Kathryn Vickery, to Andrew Lee Hoffman, both of Carlsbad, Calif. He is the son of Larry and Eileen Hoffman of Chesterfield, Mo. Vickery is a graduate of Sikeston High School. She received a bachelor of journalism in the advertising sequence from the University of Missouri-Columbia in 2003. She is associate manager of marketing communications with Ortho Organizers in Carlsbad...
Legrand - Kerns
(Engagement ~ 06/12/11)
Nancy and Bill Williams of Jackson and Donnie and Gera LeGrand of Benton, Mo., announce the engagement of their daughter, Megan Elizabeth LeGrand, to Gene Gould Kerns. He is the son of Rose and Bob Couch of Jackson and Victor and Sherry Kerns of Annapolis, Md...
Gateley - 60 Years
(Anniversary ~ 06/12/11)
Mr. and Mrs. R. Melvin Gateley of Cape Girardeau celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary June 7, 2011. Gateley and Ella L. Sanders were married June 7, 1951, at Red Star Baptist Church, by the Revs. S.S. Borum and Verlee Eaker. Their attendants were Ed and Louise Propst...
Dippold - 60 Years
(Anniversary ~ 06/12/11)
Richard F. and Marilyn Dippold of Cape Girardeau celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary with a reception April 17, 2011, at St. Andrew Lutheran Church. More than 60 guests attended. The couple was married April 15, 1951, at Trinity Lutheran Church. The groom's father, the Rev. Leopold Dippold, performed the ceremony...
New Hope Ministries providing meals for children
(Community ~ 06/12/11)
For some children, it's a struggle to ensure they have quality meals while out of school, but several organizations are working to make sure they all have access to nutritional meals. New Hope Ministries' free summer meals kicked off Monday. The program provides breakfast for children 18 and younger Monday through Friday from 8 a.m.- 9 a.m. and lunch from noon to 2 p.m. Last year, 50-60 were fed breakfast, and an average of 180 lunch meals were served at New Hope Ministries...
Gifts for the modern dad: Try these creative ideas for Father's Day
(Community ~ 06/12/11)
Pipe and slippers? Today's dad is more likely to be trail biking with the kids, downloading sports apps or jamming with his own weekend band. So this Father's Day, consider giving him something that honors his creative, fun-loving and adventurous spirit...
Raindrops on a blade of grass
(Column ~ 06/12/11)
Sometimes in nature the simplest things make for good photography. In this case I was unprepared for a sudden short-lived thunderstorm that filled the air with wind and water chasing me back to my truck. I sat out the downpour and was about to drive away when the sky lightened and the rain stopped...
(Community ~ 06/12/11)
Family Video is giving free movie and video game rentals to students receiving good grades on their final report cards in June. All students are rewarded with one free overnight rental for each final grade of A in any core subject, including geography, history, language, math, reading, science and spelling. Last year, Family Video rewarded students with almost $2 million worth of free rentals through the program and hope to give away more this year...
Kow Pasture Klassic organizers present two donations
(Community ~ 06/12/11)
Sponsors and organizers of the 26th annual Kow Pasture Klassic gathered recently at the Missouri Veterans Home to present donations from the event, which raised $4,319.50 for the Kenny Rogers Children's Center and $4,180.50 for the Missouri Veterans Home. ...
Gaines receives research grant
(Community ~ 06/12/11)
Sarah Gaines, graduate candidate in dietetics at Eastern Illinois University, was selected to receive a Williams Travel Grant for her research, titled "Effect of a Walking Program on University Students' Levels of Physical Activity." The award recognizes excellence in graduate research and supports travel to present at regional and national conferences. ...
Local Gril Scout earns Gold Award
(Community ~ 06/12/11)
Girl Scout Danielle Swoboda received the Girl Scout Gold Award, the highest award in Girl Scouting. Swoboda developed and built a sensory trail at the Mississippi Valley Therapeutic Horsemanship Trail. Her project will help improve the lives of physically impaired children and adults who receive therapy at Mississippi Valley. Fewer than 5 percent of all Girl Scouts nationwide earn the Girl Scout Gold Award annually...
Cape VFW Men's Auxiliary Donates to BackStoppers
(Community ~ 06/12/11)
Cape Girardeau's VFW Post 3838 Men's Auxiliary has donated $500 to The BackStoppers, an organization that provides immediate financial assistance to the families of police officers, firefighters and emergency medical providers who die while on duty. The organization later assists the families with mortgages, other monthly payments, medical and educational expenses. The BackStoppers recently added Cape Girardeau County to the list of counties covered by the group...
Southeast Misssouri State University Spring Dean's list
(Local News ~ 06/12/11)
Southeast Missouri State University named 2,417 students its Dean's List for academic achievement during the spring 2011 semester. The following are area students who made the list. Advance: Hannah Barr, Rachel Birkman, Craig Bock, Karen Holman, Blake Lingle, Alan Long, Sara Mace, Kayla Moore, Richard Nixon, Leigh Rhodes, Sarah Rodgers, Michelle Schrader, Sarah Wiseman...
How to keep goldfish alive
(Community ~ 06/12/11)
LOS ANGELES -- Don Hurst figures he's given away millions of goldfish at carnivals over the last 25 years. Hurst thinks most of the fish he hands out make it home. But how long they live after that depends on how they are cared for, with optimal conditions including a tank with a cover, the right type of water, a filtration system and sunlight...
Summer school menus 6-13 to 6-17
(Menus ~ 06/12/11)
MONDAY--Fish sticks, hushpuppies, fruit. TUESDAY--Spaghetti, green beans, garlic toast, fruit. WEDNESDAY--Chicken strips, oven fries, fruit. THURSDAY--Salisbury steak, mashed potatoes & gravy, fruit. FRIDAY--Popcorn chicken, tater tots, fruit...
Let's be clear
(Community ~ 06/12/11)
Next to the clothesline in a neighbor's backyard. This was the first place I remember really getting hurt in my life. It is one of those sun-drenched fall days, a Sunday afternoon; the weather is crisp but not yet cold. October in western Pennsylvania, culled from the recesses of memory, is recalled as a spectacular time. ...
God's roar keeps us safe and close to him
(Community ~ 06/12/11)
I wonder what God's roar sounds like? It must be a sound that makes something in our hearts stir, finally awake, finally alive, finally true. It must be a sound that makes something inside evil's bones shake, die and dissipate. It must be mightier than ocean waves crashing against a mountain in a storm and more passionate than an army's battle cry. It must be the peace, the security, our hearts have always longed for...
Praise with music: Conrad is music minister and middle school youth leader at Immaculate Conception Church
(Community ~ 06/12/11)
Hallie Conrad serves the Lord at Immaculate Conception Catholic Church in Jackson as a music minister and middle school youth leader. A recent graduate of Notre Dame Regional High School in Cape Girardeau and the daughter of Robert and Gayle Conrad, Hallie enjoys cheerleading, playing piano, singing, swimming and doing anything outdoors. ...
Club News 6-12-11
(Community News ~ 06/12/11)
St. Mary Council of Catholic Women met May 19 in the Huels Room. Monsignor Richard Rolwing and Monsignor Bill Stanton were guests as the council celebrated May birthdays. Refreshments included strawberry shortcake. Those in attendance were Kate Schaefer, president; Mary Hennecke, vice president; Pat Eftink, treasurer; Imelda Nenninger, secretary; and Judy DeClue, past president...
Uncle Sam serves up food history at National Archives
(Community ~ 06/12/11)
WASHINGTON -- One spot in the nation's capital is offering visitors a peek at presidential recipes including Lyndon B. Johnson's chili, John F. Kennedy's chowder and Dwight D. Eisenhower's three-page guide to vegetable soup. The National Archives opened its first exhibit Friday on the history of U.S. food and the government's effect on the nation's diet. "What's Cooking Uncle Sam?" is a departure for the Archives, which more often deals with issues of presidential policies, war and peace...
Pet of the week
(Community ~ 06/12/11)
Pet name: Sampson Owner: Nick Jackson Favorite activity: Taking it easy. ...
Adopt Rico
(Community ~ 06/12/11)
Rico is 5 years old. He is neutered and declawed. For more information, contact the Humane Society at 334-5837. ...
Adopt Teresa
(Community ~ 06/12/11)
Teresa is a 2-year-old cat who is mostly white with a little black on her coat. She is friendly and sweet. For more information, contact Safe Harbor at 243-9823. ...
River Campus variety
(Editorial ~ 06/12/11)
Every year since opening in 2007, the River Campus facility has shown its worth, meeting a demand for more cultural performances previously not offered in Cape Girardeau. Earlier this week the campus announced its latest season of events, and the shows -- from new Broadway hits to classic favorites -- are sure to impress once again. ...
Speak Out 6/12/11
(Speak Out ~ 06/12/11)
I just want to comment on selfish college students who throw away millions of dollars of tax payers money a year on worthless degrees. They do this by majoring in useless subjects like philosophy, religion, history, art and any of the social sciences you can think of and they use Pell Grants to do it too. ...
Dance, kudos and principals' speech
(Column ~ 06/12/11)
Recently Wendy and I went to the Spring to Dance Festival in St. Louis. Thirty dance companies from the Midwest, Chicago, Nashville, Cleveland, New York, Kansas City and Cape Girardeau were on the program. Twelve additional dance groups performed in a special lobby stage during the event at the Touhill Center at the University of Missouri, St. Louis...
Prayer 6/12/11
(Prayer ~ 06/12/11)
When we sin, O God, hear our prayers for your mercy and compassion. Amen.
Weiner seeks leave of absence from House
(National News ~ 06/12/11)
WASHINGTON -- Under pressure to resign in a sexting scandal, Rep. Anthony Weiner announced Saturday he was entering professional treatment at an undisclosed location and requested a leave of absence from Congress. An aide for the embattled New York lawmaker made the disclosure in a statement shortly after several Democratic party leaders demanded he quit for exchanging messages and photos ranging from sexually suggestive to explicit with several women online...
Obama: Economic recovery is 'going to take time'
(National News ~ 06/12/11)
WASHINGTON -- President Barack Obama says people need to be patient about the economic recovery and that training workers for manufacturing jobs will help with the turnaround. The recession didn't happen overnight and won't end that way, either, the president said Saturday in his weekly radio and online address...
U.S. 60/62 in Mississippi Co. to be reduced for pavement repairs
(Local News ~ 06/12/11)
SIKESTON, Mo. -- U.S. 60/62 in Mississippi County will be reduced to one lane Monday and Tuesday while Missouri Department of Transportation crews make pavement repairs. This section of roadway is located from County Road 215 to Clayton Street in Charleston, Mo. ...
USDA designates 'primary disaster areas,' making farmers eligible for low-income loans
(Local News ~ 06/12/11)
The U.S. Department of Agriculture has designated 23 counties in Missouri and five counties in Illinois as primary natural disaster areas, making farmers there eligible for low-interest emergency loans. Designated counties include Bollinger, Butler, Cape Girardeau, Dunklin, Mississippi, New Madrid, Pemiscot, Perry, Reynolds, Ripley, Scott, Ste. Genevieve and Stoddard in Missouri. Illinois counties receiving the designation are Alexander, Jackson, Monroe, Randolph and Union...
Data breach strikes at financial security
(National News ~ 06/12/11)
NEW YORK -- Citigroup's disclosure that the names, account numbers and email addresses of 200,000 of its credit card customers were stolen strikes at the core of modern-day financial life -- the ways people buy groceries and pay the power bill...
Jeannie Bertrand
(Obituary ~ 06/12/11)
Verla Jean "Jeannie" Bertrand, 66, of Scott City died Thursday, June 9, 2011 at Saint Francis Medical Center in Cape Girardeau. She was born June 11, 1944, in Cape Girardeau to Verlon Edward and Alberta Wright Parker. Jeannie worked at Saint Francis Medical Center in housekeeping. She was a 1962 graduate of Illmo-Scott City High School...
William Lindsay
(Obituary ~ 06/12/11)
William J. Lindsay, 81, of Cape Girardeau died peacefully at his home Thursday, June 9, 2011, in the company of his loved ones. He was born July 13, 1929, in Highland Park, Mich., son of Rufus W. and Cora Marie Slinkard Lindsay. He was raised on a farm in Cape Girardeau County and graduated from College High School in 1947. He played basketball, served on student council and was a member of the National Honor Society...
Linda Harding
(Obituary ~ 06/12/11)
Linda P. Harding, 92, of Cape Girardeau, died Thursday, June 9, 2011, at Saint Francis Medical Center in Cape Girardeau. She was born Jan. 14, 1919, in Leadwood, Mo., to Monroe and Carrie Yount Ward. She first married Clyde E. Pirtle on April 11, 1942, at Farmington, Mo. He preceded her in death in 1976. She then married Warren Harding, who preceded her in 1993...
Muriel Taylor
(Obituary ~ 06/12/11)
Edith Muriel Urhahn Taylor, 79, of Benton, Mo., died Saturday June 11, 2011, at the Lutheran Home in Cape Girardeau. She was born July 2, 1931, at Blytheville, Ark, the daughter of Jesse Willis and Clara Bell Welker Eastwood. She and Wesley E. "Boodle" Urhahn were married May 7, 1951. He preceded her in death Aug. 14, 1981...
LeRoy Ruch
(Obituary ~ 06/12/11)
LeRoy Ruch, 82, of Millersville, died Saturday, June 11, 2011, at the Monticello House in Jackson. Arrangements are incomplete at McCombs Funeral Home and Cremation Center in Jackson.
Births 6/12/11
(Births ~ 06/12/11)
Daughter to Antelmo and Leticia Fraire of Benton, Mo., Saint Francis Medical Center, 8:32 a.m. Tuesday, May 31, 2011. Name, Brenda. Weight, 6 pounds, 10 ounces. Mrs. Fraire is the former Leticia Frias, daughter of Jose Maria Frias and Eva Terrones of Durango, Mexico. Fraire is the son of Maria Consepcion Carranza of Fredericktown, Mo. He is a construction worker...
Joyce Felts
(Obituary ~ 06/12/11)
CAIRO, Ill. -- Joyce Ann Felts, 71, of Cairo died Friday, June 10, 2011, at the Southeast Hospital in Cape Girardeau. Friends may call until service time Monday at God's House in Villa Ridge, Ill. Funeral services will be at 1 p.m. Monday at the church, with the Rev. Roger Glasco officiating...
Out of the past 6/12/11
(Out of the Past ~ 06/12/11)
Republic Express, a commuter flight service based in Memphis, Tenn., is interested in locating a commuter flight facility at the Cape Girardeau Municipal Airport; it would provide flights between this city and Memphis. Representatives of the Community Teachers Association are stunned after a meeting with the Jackson School Board; the board approves a $3,991,796 salary package for the 1986-1987 school year; that represents about a 5 percent increase, but is lower than the amount the association had proposed.. ...
Jeff Miller
(Obituary ~ 06/12/11)
ANNA, Ill. -- Jeff Miller, 55, of Anna died Friday, June 10, 2011, at Anna Rehab and Care Center. Visitation will be from 3 to 5 p.m. Sunday at Crain Pleasant Grove Murdale Funeral Home near Murphysboro, Ill. The funeral will be at 5 p.m. Sunday at the funeral home, with the Rev. Tim Heinecke officiating. Burial will be in Pleasant Grove Memorial Park...
Alma Schumer
(Obituary ~ 06/12/11)
PERRYVILLE, Mo. -- Alma Ann Schumer, 86, of Perryville, fortified with the sacraments of the Catholic church, entered into eternal life Thursday, June 9, 2011, at Independence Care Center of Perry County. She was born May 12, 1925, in St. Louis, daughter of Edwin and Mary Schumer Unverferth. She and Norbert J. Schumer were married June 24, 1944...
July 4 holiday activities announced for Cape, Jackson
(Local News ~ 06/12/11)
Plans for Independence Day celebrations are underway in Cape Girardeau and Jackson.
Uldean Lambert
(Obituary ~ 06/12/11)
Uldean "Deanie" Lambert, 80, died Friday, June 10, 2011, at her home in Jackson. She was born Dec. 30, 1930, at Malden, Mo., to Jesse J. and Lila Vaughn Kincade. She and Bill Lambert were married Aug. 28, 1948, at Dexter, Mo. He preceded her Nov. 6, 2004...
April Kinder
(Obituary ~ 06/12/11)
April Michele Watkins Kinder, 31, of Cape Girardeau passed away Wednesday, June 8, 2011, at Saint Francis Medical Center. Survivors include her husband, Shawn; a son, Tyson; mother, Patricia Williams; three sisters, Chasiti Sharpe, Dana Isaac and Venessa Oliphant...
Two injured in Thursday afternoon crash on I-55
(Local News ~ 06/12/11)
An East Prairie, Mo., man was taken to the hospital with serious injuries following a crash Thursday afternoon on Interstate 55. John F. Skaggs, 49, was rear-ended by a car driven by Maverick A. Boyer, 20, of Jackson. Both vehicles were forced off of the road and overturned, according to the Missouri State Highway Patrol. The accident occurred around 1:44 p.m., five miles south of Scott City...
Cape Girardeau police report 6/12/11
(Police/Fire Report ~ 06/12/11)
The Cape Girardeau Police Department released the following items. Arrests do not imply guilt. Arrests...
Cape Girardeau fire report 6/12/11
(Police/Fire Report ~ 06/12/11)
Firefighters responded to the following calls Thursday:...
Jackson police report 6/12/11
(Police/Fire Report ~ 06/12/11)
The Jackson Police Department released the following items. Arrests...
Jackson fire report 6/12/11
(Police/Fire Report ~ 06/12/11)
Firefighters responded to the following call Wednesday:...
Multiple fire departments called to Miner, Mo., fire
(Local News ~ 06/12/11)
Some unemployed in Scott County to get jobs helping with flood recovery
(Local News ~ 06/12/11)
BENTON, Mo. -- Some workers displaced by the severe weather this spring will soon have jobs -- which will also clean up the damage left behind. The Missouri Disaster Recovery Jobs Program, coordinated by the Workforce Investment Board, has the funds to make that all happen. And Scott County Presiding Commissioner Jamie Burger and Emergency Management Director Amber Scudder got to learn more about that at a meeting earlier this week...
Three Rivers sees 20 percent increase in summer enrollment
(Local News ~ 06/12/11)
POPLAR BLUFF, Mo. -- Students are taking more summer classes than ever at Three Rivers College. The Office of Student Success reports a more than 20 percent increase in credit hour enrollment over summer session 2010, from 9,061 to 10,947 credit hours. More than 1,600 students are currently enrolled in summer classes, an increase of several hundred over previous years. Registration is still open for the summer B session, which begins July 5...
Sikeston school board votes to close Morehouse school
(Local News ~ 06/12/11)
SIKESTON, Mo. -- Morehouse Elementary students will be housed at a different building when the new school year begins in August. In a 5-1 vote, Sikeston R-6 Board of Education members decided during a special meeting Wednesday to close the Morehouse Elementary school building in an effort to save the district money...
Police: Drug deal leads to armed robbery attempt
(Local News ~ 06/12/11)
POPLAR BLUFF, Mo. -- A Poplar Bluff man was in the Butler County jail Friday morning and could possibly face charges of armed criminal action, first-degree assault, attempted robbery and endangering the welfare of a child after an alleged failed marijuana deal Thursday afternoon. A female companion could also face the same charges but has been released from custody...
Bill could boost quarry opponents' case
(Local News ~ 06/12/11)
Legislation now sitting on the governor's desk could strengthen the position of opponents to quarry developments near Saxony Lutheran High School. A provision of House Bill 89, an omnibus bill with many natural resources law changes, prohibits the state from issuing surface mining permits within 1,000 feet of any accredited school has been there for least five years...
Suspect in '98 embassy blasts killed
(International News ~ 06/12/11)
NAIROBI, Kenya -- The al-Qaida mastermind behind the 1998 bombings of U.S. embassies in Kenya and Tanzania was killed this week at a security checkpoint in Mogadishu by Somali forces who didn't immediately realize he was the most wanted man in East Africa, officials said Saturday...
Summer baseball roundup
(Community Sports ~ 06/12/11)
A recap of what happened with local summer baseball teams.
La Russa loses Friday despite milestone
(Professional Sports ~ 06/12/11)
MILWAUKEE -- This was a first for Tony La Russa, who was managing for the 5,000th time in his career. And it had nothing to do with the game. St. Louis managed just six hits off Chris Narveson, and the Milwaukee Brewers shut out the Cardinals 8-0 on Friday night despite a small fire in the ballpark...
Area digest 6/12/11
(Community Sports ~ 06/12/11)
The team of Sheryl Bollinger, Mary Ellen Bean and Luanne Kiefner won the Cape Girardeau Country Club's Women's Golf Association's Memorial tournament scramble. The team of Beth Mapes, Catherine Weed and Marcia Wagner and the team of Marlena Jones, Shirley Moore and Mary Sue Layton tied for second...
Area calendar 6/12/11
(Community Sports ~ 06/12/11)
Baseball Basketball Football Golf Miscellaneous Soccer Softball Tennis Wrestling Submit items by mail, fax or email to be included in the calendar as space permits....
Starter Hunter delivers strong performance in Capahas' Friday victory
(Community Sports ~ 06/12/11)
The Plaza Tire Capahas have an extremely deep pitching staff this year. So deep, in fact, that Dustin Hunter didn't make his first appearance of the season until the seventh game. Hunter continued the Capahas' string of impressive mound performances with five strong innings Friday night during a 9-1 win over the visiting St. Louis Printers...
Greinke defeats Carpenter in battle of Cy Young winners
(Professional Sports ~ 06/12/11)
MILWAUKEE -- The last time Chris Carpenter got off to such a rocky start to a season, he was a rookie in Toronto -- 14 years ago. The former Cy Young winner gave up four runs in the decisive sixth inning, and the St. Louis Cardinals fell for the second straight night to the Milwaukee Brewers, 5-3, to see their lead in the NL Central fall to a half-game...
Bankers criticize regulations at Cape Girardeau roundtable discussion
(Local News ~ 06/12/11)
It's never been harder to walk into a local bank and get a loan than it is today, Cape Girardeau bankers told Rep. Jo Ann Emerson during a roundtable discussion focused on finance Friday at the Cape Girardeau Area Chamber of Commerce.
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For centuries Shona people of Zimbabwe have believed in the guidance of their ancestral spirits. Mbira music plays a central role as a linchpin between the living and the spiritual world, in all-night ritual ceremonies called bira. The mystic power of mbira music summons the ancestral spirits.
Chartwell Dutiro grew up in Zimbabwe and started playing mbira at the age of 4. From his village childhood in Southern Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe) when he played at ceremonies with a local spirit medium, to his years performing and recording with Zimbabwe's iconic Thomas Mapfumo and the Blacks Unlimited, to his more recent career as a teacher, solo artist, and bandleader in the U.K., Chartwell has cut a remarkable path through African music. Chartwell is a superb instrumentalist and a soulful singer. His arrangements of Shona traditional music are both innovative and inspirational. He is also a gifted storyteller with a deep sense of history and a wry sense of humor. An evening in his presence is an unforgettable experience.
Chartwell specializes in collaborations, and has worked with artists in many genres all over the world. This August, he will deepen his long-standing friendship with guitarist Banning Eyre and his more recent collaborations with mbira player and singer Nora Balaban and violinist and singer Rima Fand. Together with the other members of the band Timbila, they will develop a unique set of music that showcases both Chartwell's powerful take on tradition, and Timbila's creative adaptations which turn ancient melodies and rhythms into surprisingly contemporary songs.


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We are a collective of Artist Blacksmiths in North Norfolk who are passionate about creating bespoke metalwork for our clients whoever they may be.
Holkham Forge has been operating for three years in the 19th century forge on the Holkham Estate. It was created with the merger of two separate forges and three separate blacksmiths with 30+ years of experience between them.
We are proud tennants of the Holkham Estate in North Norfolk. In 2009 we moved into the original mid-ninteenth century Estate forge with help from the Norfolk Coast Partnership Sustainable Development Fund to install new infrastructure and equipment.
We are menbers of the British Artist Blacksmith Association (BABA) and you can see larger photos of our work on our BABA profile page.
Our Story
World Forging Championship
James was fortunate to be on the team chosen as winners of the biennial World Forging Championships in Stia Italy (September 2011).
Holkham Forge Partnership are:
James Spedding: Blacksmith for 8 years, journeyman smith for 2 years, Apprentice for 1 year
Roger Foyster: Blacksmith self taught for 18years after studying graphic design
Helen Spedding: Artist for 19 years, blacksmith for 6 years
Other smiths in the Forge...
David Capes: He is the reason we all became blacksmiths; our teacher and mentor for many years, who was sadly killed on his motorbike on the A47. He casts a long shadow in the forge with the memory of his creativity, ingenuity and filthy jokes.


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We know it can be difficult to be new at any place, so we work hard to create a welcoming environment for you and your family. Here's what you can expect:
What are the service details?
Services start at 10:30am every Sunday. We're located at 719 N. Massachusetts Ave. Lakeland, FL 33801. Our team will be ready to help you when you arrive!
What do I wear?
Our church doesn't have a dress code. We have a wide-range of styles, people who dress up and those who dress casually. Just come, and be yourself!
What about my kids?
We have a service designed just for your children. At Strong Tower, your kids will learn about Jesus from caring adults and through age-appropriate lessons. Infants can be checked-in to the nursery before service and all other chidlren through 5th grade will be dismissed before the sermon. If it's your first time, our trained leaders will walk you through the safe check-in process and answer any questions.
What's the music like?
Our vision is for reconciliation between people of different cultural backgrounds. We desire our worship and music styles to reflect this vision. You'll experience music that is biblically sound, joyful, and worshipping Jesus.
What's the preaching like?
We believe in preaching the Bible and applying the gospel to all of life. The Bible is God's story of grace for sinners and renewal of all things in Christ. We want to celebrate and live out this gospel in all our preaching and teaching.


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Method test on the ground
Carried out in Potsdam on 20, 21 and 22nd Sept. 2016
Content research suitcase
Notebook, pens in different colours, tripod, poster, information flyer, maps, GoPro camera, microchips (two 64 GB), 5 extra batteries, mobile phone (includes Apps for noise level recording, interview recording, time, and weather analysis, panorama picture function), external hard drive (2 Terra byte) for data storage.
20th September 2016
Inspection of location as well as testing of phase one (investigation for traces of play)
Location: pedestrian zone and shared space Brandenburger Strasse, Potsdam
Weather condition: sunny, no wind, 27 degrees
Notes: Took many pictures of grafitty, stickers on electricity boxes, marks on street furniture (including benches, bike racks and street light poles), bike rental station, bins with stickers, bicycles, charcoal drawings on footpath "Frieden", flower beds, signs
Walked over to site two ( dutch quarter shared space environment). Due to the fact that there were no benches in the public realm I did not decide to go forward with this site. As agreed in the Ethics approval I need to remain in the public realm for research.
21st September 2016
Arrival at Position Nr. one (Brandenburger Strasse corner Lindenstrasse)
Time: around 6.30 am
Weather: temperature in the morning 14 degrees, few clouds, no wind, sunny
Noise level recording: Time 7:05 am (Normal conversation level, loud singing, inside car) –> dB statistic on external hard drive)
Notes are recorded in the black notebook.
Reflection on my own action:
In the beginning I recorded too much information and feelings –> the later the day it became more and more clearer what is relevant information and what is less useful.
- people started to walk through the area from 7.20 am onwards
- most playful behaviour is riding bike, listening to music, playing on mobile phones, window shopping, play around, joking around
- morning tea (warming up from 8.40 am -9.20 am)
- all three additional camera batteries were all depleted at 12 noon –> abort observation for the day and trying to get more battery packs.
- through traffic was possible (for vehicles)
First position:
Arrival at second position: Brandenburger Strasse corner Dorusstraße at 9.20 am
Weather: temperature in the morning 21 degrees, no wind, sunny
Noise level recording: Time 9.47 am (Normal conversation level, inside car) –> dB statistic on external hard drive)
Reflection notes:
- Street dynamic has changed as bicycles starting to disappear. Pedestrians take over.
- New kinds of play behaviour starting to emerge: more groups, people walking hand in hand, more people walking their dogs, more people on phones and window shopping.
- Data is listed in detail and recorded on external hard drive.
- try to record a 360 image
- through traffic for vehicles was partly possible (one side only)
In the afternoon results of playful behaviour have been added to the assessment matrix.
22nd September 2016
Arrival at Position Nr. one (Brandenburger Strasse corner Herman- Elflein Strasse)
Time: around 6.50 am
Weather: temperature in the morning 11 degrees cool, light wind, sunny
Noise level recording: Time 6:51 am (Loud singing, inside car, normal conversation)
Remarks on recording:
- much better in quality, richer and precise
- I am starting to record just useful data in combination with time of activity and visual assessment in relation to body weight.
- unable to contact and disrupt people in all kinds of play activity such as riding bike and listening to music and joggers
- pavement type has an impact on movement and kerbs in relation to demarcation
- through traffic was possible on one side only
- due to the location near a landmark building more people stopped here and engaged in playful behaviour (in the form of photography) than in any of the other positions. –> perhaps a direct correlation between objects (built environments) and the subject
Morning break between 8:40 am – 9.20 am
Second noise level test: 10:03 am (loud singing, insight car, automobile)
Due to the cool morning temperature the battery life became shorter, despite of the fact that I had one more battery I was urged to conclude observations around 1 pm.
–> need to get hold of at least two more battery packs. However I was able to use the afternoon to fill in the play matrix.
I was able to record until my batteries died. With the second microchip I can record now easily up to 10 hours of data. When exporting them onto the hard drive I am able to take high resolution screen shots of examples of playful behaviour. Also I can do an exact count of bicycles and pedestrians if required.
I found it difficult to leave the equipment behind and start unstructured interviews with people who displayed playful behaviour as there were suspicious individuals around, that could take advantage of the situation.
Also choosing my position based on the notion of available bench space may be not as optimal as vantage points. A small camping chair would be good to have.
The decision to drop the other street environments is due to the high amount of time it may take to storage, recharge and analysis the research data. This testing phase led me to the conclusion to drop two of the three subunits in each city in order to work with better quality data on a confined space. Otherwise I may need to spend carrying out research in each of them for 10-15 days (pending on weather condition) and almost the same time to analysis the data of each day.


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Can anyone help me with the script (or table names to be checked) to check for users who have PT access? Thanks in advance
Date: 20 Mar 2009 08:30
Number of posts: 4
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As you probably know, PeopleTools access is set by permission list:
PeopleTools > Security > Permissions & Roles > Permission Lists > [Open a Permission List] > PeopleTools tab
The PeopleTools access you will find on this page is for:
- Application designer
- Data mover
- Definition security access
- Query access
- Performance monitor PPMI
The table PSAUTHITEM is what determines which permission lists have access to what PeopleTools through menus.
So you need to know the menu associated with each of the PeopleTools applications:
|PeopleTools Application
|Application designer
|Data mover
|Definition Security
|Query access
|Performance Monitor PPMI
How did I work all this out? Open the Permission Lists > PeopleTools page in application designer (its called ACL_MISCTOOLS, then click view definition on each of the PeopleTools links (Application Designer, Data Mover etc). Each link is stored in the work record MISCTOOLS_WRK and the PeopleCode for the fields on this record contain the queries against PSAUTHITEM. Note that the application designer one is a little bit more tricky as it contains secondary pages.
Once you know the menus, it is just a matter of querying the relevant menus, finding permission lists with access, and identifying which users have those permission lists. Here's a query that does this for the APPLICATION_DESIGNER menu:
select OC.OPRID, OC.OPRCLASS from PSOPRCLS OC where OPRCLASS = 'PSADMIN' or OPRCLASS in ( select CLASSID from PSAUTHITEM where MENUNAME = 'APPLICATION_DESIGNER' and AUTHORIZEDACTIONS >= 1 ) order by OC.OPRID, OPRCLASS
Note that this query takes into account the PeopleSoft Administrator role (permission list PSADMIN) as users with this role will also have access to PeopleTools.
This query only checks authorized actions is > 1 (some action available - e.g. add, update, update/display or correction). If you need to know exactly what the authorized actions are, you would need to return each bar in the menu and check the authorized actions. This article explains authorized actions in more detail.
I am wondering if someone is given the application designer rights through menus, will the person be able to make use of the rights?
I understand that there is a need to install peopletools as application designer cannot be assess through the web. Can peopletools be easily installed and use on a client pc?
PeopleTools (application designer/data mover/configuration manager etc) can be installed relatively easily on a PC, you do need to know a bit about how to connect to the database though. See this article on installing PeopleTools locally for further information.


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FAQ – You have questions? I have the answers!
Q: What are your store hours?
A: Needle, Ink and Thread, open every Tuesday 11 am – 6 pm to accept custom order projects and alterations with an appointment that has been preset.
Open Studio time for $5/hr to rent the machines and $10/hr to get help while you are there, however not a private lesson. I will be open every Tuesday unless noted on the website calendar.
I will mostly be by appointment only for classes, workshops, private lessons, birthday parties, baby showers, etc. Please check my Facebook page for updates for holiday hours.
Q: How can I get in touch with the shop?
A: Right now, please email jesy (at) needleinkandthread.com or use the contact me page.
Q: Do you sew for people?
A. Please email jesy (at) needleinkandthread.com or contact me, I do on a very limited base. To be upfront, I charge $35/hr on all projects, you supply everything that is needed to create your project. We will agree to a timeline which will need to be flexible as I do custom commissions on my off time from the studio. All that is included in the time for payment is, any shopping needed with a 50% charge if I have to buy for you. All pattern cutting, sizing (if needed), alterations, sewing, cutting, ironing, pressing, finishing, washing and drying (if the fabric isn't pre-washed prior to drop off). Any communication time or fittings, or meeting ups. This is not negotiable. However, if you would like to learn to make what you would pay me to make, book a private lesson! I can teach you!!
Q: What is your address?
A: 3491 Dayton Xenia Rd, Beavercreek OH 45432
Q: Do you offer a military, culture works, student, multi-sibling discount?
A. Please email jesy (at) needleinkandthread.com or contact me, I do offer discounts for these groups, after verification for military and student. For Culture Works, you must have your passport present to receive discount.
For Culture Works, you must have your passport present to receive discount. Please contact me with questions.
Q: Do I need to bring my machine for private or group sewing lessons?
A: Yes! I would love for you to learn on the machine that you will be using at home, this will build confidence, and not all devices are the same.
However, if you do not have a sewing machine or if you don't want to drag yours to the studio, don't worry I've got you covered!
Q: What if my machine is OLD, like 20 years or more can I still bring it to the group lesson?
A: Yes if you are familiar and feel confident on your machine.
But, If you want to take it to the Get to Know Your Machine, then please sign up for a private lesson.
I want everyone to get as much out of the class as possible. With most vintage machines, they can be tricky and temperamental. I don't want to hold up the course, and I hope you can understand.
Q: What do I need to bring to class?
A: There will be a list of supplies on the group classes, plus bring your sewing kit.
For the private lessons, you will also need all the supplies for your project and sewing kit. I will have thread and needles available for purchase if you need them and some fabrics.
If you are making a pattern and do not know what you need, please contact me the shop before your class, I can help you put together a supply list or email me a link to the pattern or project you would like to complete.
Q: Where do I park?
A: Parking is all around the building, for quick access park on the left side of the building.
Q: What is the minimum age to start sewing?
A: I will take students as young as seven years of age (for a machine class, hand stitching and embroidery 5 and up). However, for the first level, a parent/grandparent/guardian or babysitter take the course with them; will let me gauge if they are ready mentally for a private class.
Q: What if I am late for a group lesson? Will you wait for me?
A: I am sorry but I can not. I ask everyone to come at least five minutes early for class, to set up their machines and station.
All classes will start promptly at the scheduled time.
Q: What if I am running late for my private lesson, I will still get my full scheduled time right?
A: If you are late to your private lesson, the lesson will still end at the scheduled time. I may have classes all day long, and I am on a tight schedule.
I will do my best to get as much as can be done in the time that we have. You may need to schedule another lesson to finish your project.
Q: Are there any prerequisites classes for the group lessons?
A: Sewing 101; The Basics ~ Please complete this class or you must have prior knowledge of sewing.
The seamster will need to be confident with their machine, which includes the knowledge of how to thread the machine, fill a bobbin, seam allowance, switching your sewing feet.
The group lessons will state what the prerequisites are for each class.
Q: I signed up for a class, however now I can not make it. Do you refund or credit my class fee?
A: Please check out the class policies. For the short version, no, if you do not contact the studio within 72 hours of the class (3 days before), I can not refund, credit or reschedule your class. I am a single person business, each class scheduled makes sure I can pay for the studio, utilities, website.. etc. IF I can get someone to take the time that you are not able to attend, I will give you a chance to reschedule, but ONLY if I can get someone to take your previously scheduled time.
Q: Do you have parties? Birthday, Baby Shower, Girls Night Out, Girl Scouts, Cub Scouts, Team Building, Etc?
A: Sure do!! Call or Email for more details; parties can be customized to suit your needs!
**Updated 6-16-2018
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Jesy Anderson
I can add you to the newsletter if that works for you?
You have my email can you keep me up to date on new classes during the day
Jesy Anderson
Hi Barb! Right now I have private lessons, one on one classes available on the calendar. I can integrate some group classes into the mix for sure, to try again. I did it last year, and there wasn't a lot of interest, but I am willing to try again! 🙂
Do you have day time classes during the week. For retired people


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I Don't Return All My Voice Mails, Do You?/
I began a little experiment today. I was back from my wonderful week long, blackberry free vacation and was determined to turn over a new leaf. After reading Simon Meth's recent posting, Should You Return All Voice Mail?, I was going to see what it was like to really do that, return all voice mails, not leave any loose ends out there and head off some unwanted repeat, "you probably didn't get my last message" messages.
How did it go? Well, I had an in-box about 12 inches thick with just about every page waiting for my signature, my wonderful boss (truly) updating me on the progress she made on actions I really should be taking care of but for my sheer workload madness (much guilt), 513 uncharted e-mails to read (remember, blackberry free for one-week), a very tired looking staff who needed some of my attention (had none to spare), oh and a child with a possible "throw up germ" napping on my office floor.
Bright spot, only 7 phone messages with 2 hang-ups (yeah). 4 internal that I was unable to connect with today but will first thing in the morning and 1 external. The external was an advertising rep from USAToday who felt it was imperative that I return his call because he absolutely must to speak with me soon, very soon. Let's see, we don't advertise with USAToday, have told them in the past that this little Midwest medical center is not interested in their paper, his imperative definitely did not meet my definition and really, I did not need to speak with him and frankly, I did not want to speak with him.
But you know, I was turning over a new leaf, one return call could eliminate many others. But you know, he didn't get the message the last time why would I think he would get it this time? What if I just try? One more time?
My little experiment crashed and burned at 10:13 a.m. CST as I hit #6 and deleted the message. Maybe I should change my message . . . ."Beep, please leave a message unless I have told you before that I am not interested and in that case, save us both a little bit of time and hang up the phone, now. Oh, and by the way, please don't call my medical center director and then tell me that you spoke to him and he expects me to talk to you (I talk to him more than you do certain third party recruiter who shall remain nameless) because this is definitely a battle you will not win."
I won't return all voice mails but I will return, or ensure someone in my office returns, every call or contact I receive from a customer or stakeholder. That you can depend on. "Beep"


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Hashash, Y. M. A., Hook, J., Schmidt, B., Yao, J. (2001). Seismic Design and Analysis of Underground Structures. Tunnelling and Underground Space Technology. 16(4): p. 247-293.
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I've also experienced times when I really, really thought I needed to change things up (major Slife transitions come immediately to mind)... And I got terribly frustrated when I couldn't find something that felt like the right fit. And we should probably know better than to get stressed over that -- 'cause the next new skin is right around the corner! A fair is a great opportunity to bring some attention to a particular segment of fashion -- but you don't have to make big decisions now. You are absolutely right -- nothing wrong with sticking with whatever is feeling most right at the moment!
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Unless you are hiding from the world (an option certainly) you know that Skin Fair is going on.
I am not a skin ho; I live in the same skin except for specialty posts or filming for months (even years) before switching. It was getting close to "upgrade" time for me though as Skin Fair opened. So I was looking for
a. good stuff to show you
b. a new skin that fit both my face and temperament
Going through the offerings with that "need to be me" criteria is something I seldom do. Certainly, I noted the great new skins that are out there including some male skins I really love. I tried on tons of skins; was getting both confused and bleary.
Obviously I wanted quality skin with no seams (happily I didn't find one in my demos - yeah) or oddly shaded areas (a few of those). Some seemingly lovely skins on the posters simply didn't fit -- nose and mouth were both issues for me. A few were kind of fuzzy in the shading area, more contrast was needed in my opinion.
As day three of try-ons came and went I noticed that I was no longer enthused. In fact, I was stress. That unusual to me sensation got me thinking (well of course it did) about body image and who we perceive ourselves to be.
We can be anyone in our virtual world.
Oh, wait -- we can be anyone we want to be if we can find our VISION in texture (and sometimes mesh) form. But what happens when our ideals are out of reach?
In the real world we diet, go to the gym, slather with under eye cream. We add makeup and curl or perm our hair; we pluck and shave and moisturize. We don't have to do that in virtual land, but we do need to shop - LOL.
It dawned on me during my frantic mode that I lived in my original (free as it were) skin for well over a year -- maybe two; I would have to research that and it really doesn't matter. If there isn't a better version of "you" out there who is to say you aren't perfect as you are?
And with that I will leave you to ponder.
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Former Arizona Cardinals kicker Jay Feely ignited a Twitter firestorm Saturday with a tweet involving his daughter, her prom date and a firearm.
Feely tweeted: "Wishing my beautiful daughter and her date a great time at prom." The accompanying photo showed Feely, who kicked for the Cardinals from 2010-13, standing in between the two and holding a handgun.
The tweet included the hashtag #BadBoys, and the post appeared to be a reference to a scene in the 2003 film "Bad Boys II."
The post had more than 30,000 likes, but also nearly 5,000 comments and more than 5,000 retweets, as of Sunday morning.
Some of those who retweeted and commented on Feely's tweet accused the former NFL star of being insensitive to the current debate over gun control. Others accused him of treating his daughter as his property.
Many others came to Feely's defense, however. They included a comment apparently from Feely's father, Tom, who said the high schoolers "have been dating for several years and they are fully trusted."
Sunday morning, Feely weighed in on the controversy in a separate tweet, saying the original tweet was a joke and that he takes gun safety seriously. "I did not intend to be insensitive to that important issue," he wrote.
Feely's 14-year NFL career began with the Atlanta Falcons in 2001, and he played for the New York Giants, Miami Dolphins and New York Jets before joining the Cardinals. After his stint in Arizona, he briefly played for the Chicago Bears before retiring. He's recently been working as an NFL analyst for CBS.
As of 2017, Feely and his family lived in the Phoenix area, and he was coaching his daughter's high-school soccer team.
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Age is no barrier when it comes to finding sexual fulfilment. Although affairs are typically associated with people in unhappy marriages, this is not always the case. There are many very happily married couples who enjoy the experience of adult dating together in their mature years.
Joining an adult dating site
If you are both in agreement that adult dating is something you want to try, then you can sign up to an adult dating site either individually or together as a couple. Just fill in the profile information online and this will act as an adult personals advertisement much like you'd see in a local paper. Like-minded people will be attracted to your profile and will get in touch with you.
Fulfilling your fantasies
For some people, the thought of their partner being made love to by somebody else is a sexual thrill. Fulfilling this fantasy could even be a lifetime dream for both of you but one that you haven't yet explored. It could also be the case that you may have other fantasies that you want to fulfil that your partner is not so keen on. With their agreement, you can try to find a sexual partner who is interested in sharing your fantasy with you.
Spicing up your sex life
When you have been together for many years, you may find that your sex life has become very routine and predictable. Although you may still enjoy the physical side of your relationship, you might decide that you need to spice things up a little and add some variety back into your love life. Adult dating can be a fun solution to this problem.
Learning new skills and techniques
Similarly, married dating is an opportunity to learn new skills and techniques to use in the bedroom. When you are adult dating, you will have sex with new partners who may teach you some new moves you have never tried before. Providing you have enjoyed this experience, you can then sample these with your spouse and they can do the same with you. This is a fantastic way of adding variety into your sex life and it could even bring you closer together.
A shared experience
As touched upon earlier, you do not necessarily need to each find a different partner and have separate experiences. This is something that you can do together. If it is an experience you want to share, find an individual who is happy to participate in a threesome or a couple who are up for swinging. There are plenty of people who will have the same sexual preferences as yourselves who will be happy to join in your fun.
Adult dating is not just for those who want an illicit and secretive affair. It can also be a fun and enjoyable experience for mature couples to share, and one that can have a positive impact on their sex life and their relationship as a whole.


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It's because of our wide-ranging lender network and partners that we're able to help Manhattan beach residents obtain the cash they needed and quickly. We don't exclusively use one lender, there are an array of lenders. This increases your chance of getting a Manhattan Beach auto title loan ideal for your individual needs.
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If you find yourself giving thought to acquiring a payday loan think about this:
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You do not need an appointment to start a loan with us. We currently do not accept walk-ins for one main reason. TNL Car Title Loans emphasizes speed, convenience, and ease for our title loans. We've noticed that a majority of our customers are more comfortable doing things over the phone and were able to receive their loans 75% faster than our clients who came into the office. This is because many of our customers are able to have their important documents on-hand while in the comfort of their homes or offices. And we're able to have things in order quickly.
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text: Theatre Please note this event has already taken place and you are viewing an archived page of the Lakeside website.For a list of current events, exhibitions and workshops, please click on 'What's On' in the menu above Squashbox Theatre presents *SHOW NOW COMPLETELY SOLD OUT* Please contact Box Office on 0115 846 7777 to be added to the waiting list Running Time: approximately 50 minutes Suitable for 4+ and families The Sea Show is a quirky and hilarious mix of puppet show, natural history and comedy cabaret. Meet crazy characters like Morwenna the 'beautiful' mermaid, Ruan the reformed seagull and salty seadog Captain Pemburthy, as well as a cast of mischievous seasquirts, anemones, limpets, crabs and pilchards. Come and celebrate the sea with tall tales, silly slapstick, fantastic facts, live music and songs - unmissable fun for children and adults of all ages! The Sea Show is the creation of Craig Johnson, an actor, musician and puppeteer, and long-standing member of Cornwall's internationally renowned Kneehigh Theatre.


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"Bee Stung Lips" Fine Art Print
"Bee Stung Lips" Fine Art Print
The "Bee Stung Lips" Fine Art Print is based on an original watercolour painting, inspired by Fashion photographer Irving Penn.
This is an archival quality Giclee print on 280gsm cotton paper (which is technical speak for beautiful, long lasting quality and the closest thing to the original illustration you can get)
Lovingly painted and printed in London, England.
A4 - measures approximately 21 x 29.7cm
A3 - measures approximately 29.7 x 42cm
(Please contact me if you are interested in a custom size)
All prints are sold unframed
Your print will be packaged in a protective plastic sleeve with a thick cardboard backing and then mailed in a bend proof envelope or mailing tube so that it arrives safely to you.
Please note it can take between 1-3 days for your print to be packed and dispatched, as every print is personally checked and then hand signed and titled.
(alternative shipping options available, including tracked which is recommended)
Refer to the "Shipping" page for more details.
Your print will not have a watermark. All artwork is subject to copyright. Reproduction or use of this artwork without permission would be infringing copyright law. Purchasing this print does not entitle you to do so.


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St Joseph's Parish School Education Board was established in October 1999 and has now been renamed the Our Lady of the Southern Cross College Board. The Board meets monthly to discuss the educational needs of the College and the wider Parish community. The Board is responsible for financial, pastoral and facility planning and decision making in the areas of policy making, provision and maintenance of school buildings and plant, budgeting, communication and curriculum.
College Board 2018
Parish Priest – Father Jim Cronin
Principal – Peter Cuskelly
College Leadership - Brian Hobson
Parent Members -Lesley Clapperton, Clare Gibson, Julie Carpenter, Steve Gillett, Rebecca Gleeson, Rebecca Martin, Karen Gillespie, Kim Kelly
Teacher Representative - Wendy Rea
Community (Parish) Member - Justin Campbell (Chair)
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Scarlet malachite beetle (Malachius aeneus)
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There are more than 40,000 invertebrate species in the UK, and many of these are under threat as never before.
Invertebrates are vitally important to a healthy planet – humans and other life forms could not survive without them. The food we eat, the fish we catch, the birds we see, the flowers we smell and the hum of life we hear, simply would not exist without bugs. Invertebrates underpin life on earth and without them the world's ecosystems would collapse.
Today, thousands of invertebrate species are declining and many are heading towards extinction. Worldwide 150,000 species could be gone by 2050 if we do nothing.
Each invertebrate species plays a unique and important role in the web of life, but once lost, they cannot be replaced. Many invertebrates have incredible life stories yet to be told, and we literally don't know what we are on the brink of losing.
Buglife's aim is to halt the extinction of invertebrate species and to achieve sustainable populations of invertebrates.
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Holiday Bucket List 2016December 03, 2016
I created a bucket list of some of the things I wanted to do over the holidays last and I thought I would do it again this year because writing them out makes me more motivated to get them done. These are just some fun little things I want to do because I finally have the time to do so. It's summer so I want to have a good time!
1. Complete My Art Journal
I actually started a new art journal and I'm really loving it. I have never completed a journal before so this is a bit of a challenge but I'm excited!
2. Write Everyday
This one is also a bit of a challenge. I recently started something called morning pages which is when you write three pages of anything everyday. I started doing it about a week ago and it really helps me reflect on thoughts.
3. Read
I'm embarrassed to say that I did not read as much as I wanted to this year. Reading is one of my favourite things to do so I don't know how that happened. I'm hoping to read a book or two these holidays. I'm currently halfway through the book I'm reading so yay!
4. Overcome A Fear
I'm so scared of holding out my hand and vlogging in public. I just feel like everyone will stare at me and judge me. Hopefully I'll get over this fear.
5. Pick Wildflowers
I love flowers more than you can imagine. I hope I can find some beautiful flowers to put in my art journal.
6. Try A Cool DIY
Pinterest has so many cool DIYs. I usually just admire them and move on. This time I want to try out one of them. As SuzelleDIY says,"DIY because you can!"
7. Go On A Hike
I used to live right next to a nature reserve and my sister and I would often take walks there. It was wonderful because we got to see ostriches, springboks, zebras and Guinea fowls. Now that I think of it, I haven't gone on a hike in ages and I want to change that.
8. Make A Game
I'm super interested in making video games and I have successfully made two and a half through Unity with the help of tutorials. These holidays I want to make one or two of my own because why not?
9. Don't Use Any Technology For One Day
Another challenge but I'm determined. I think it will great to take a break even if it's just for a day. I'll probably draw and complete some pages in my art journal so that doesn't bad at all.
10. Jump On A Trampoline
I haven't jumped on a trampoline in ages and now that Bounce has opened close by I have no excuse. It has so many trampolines and it just seems like paradise!
I have probably missed a couple of things but this is what I can think of at the moment. What's on your holiday bucket list?
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In an usually tough interview with Barack Obama on Wednesday's CBS "Early Show," co-host Harry Smith asked the Illinois Senator about a financial scandal involving Tony Rezko, that Hillary Clinton brought up during Monday's Democratic debate on CNN: "This is a guy that's facing federal charges of fraud and influence peddling next month. What is your real relationship with Tony Rezko?"
While such tough questioning of presidential candidates is certainly appropriate, one wonders why Harry Smith never asked Hillary Clinton about her involvement with convicted felon, Norman Hsu, who made significant financial contributions to the Clinton campaign. On September 18 of last year, while Clinton was asked about the Hsu scandal by co-host Matt Lauer on NBC's "Today," Smith was busy touting her health care plan on CBS, ignoring Hsu completely:
Democratic presidential candidate, Hillary Clinton, has now outlined her plan for health care reform. In a new CBS News poll, 66% of voters said her health care experience in Bill Clinton's Administration is actually a strength for her. As we know, her efforts in the 1990s failed, 52% of those questioned said it wasn't her fault. Senator Clinton joins us this morning.
This was despite the fact that Smith had reported on the Hsu scandal while filling in for Katie Couric on the CBS "Evening News" on August 31 and September 6.
Here is the full transcript of Wednesday's segment:
HARRY SMITH: We turn now to the presidential race, 2008. As we've been saying all week, the Democrats, Clinton and Obama, have been engaged in hand-to-hand combat with no let-up in sight. We spoke earlier this morning with Senator Barack Obama. Joining us now from Columbia, South Carolina, is Senator Barack Obama. Good morning, Senator.
BARACK OBAMA: Good morning, Harry. How are you?
SMITH: Very well. Quick question for you, when you walked off the stage Monday night, I wonder if you said to yourself, I wish I had said or I wish I hadn't said fill in the blank.
OBAMA: No, I thought it was a vigorous debate. It's what I think people are expecting in a hard fought contest, and you know, the key issues, I think, that need to be talked about are the ones that I'm hearing from families all across South Carolina and all across the country. People are working harder for less money. They're worried about the consequences of Bush economic policies that over the last several years have really put people in a hole, you know, because of a combination of lax oversight of the subprime lending market, as a consequence of tax policies that have been skewed against people who are living paycheck to paycheck. We've got a lot of problems in this country -- go ahead.
SMITH: Well, let's talk about your economic stimulus -- all right. Let's talk about your economic stimulus plan for a second, though. The president is talking about giving $800 a person, $1,600 a married couple. Yours calls for much less cash than that in the pockets of Americans. How come?
OBAMA: Well, we were first out of the box in terms of saying that we needed a tax rebate and a supplement to Social Security, and we've got two phases in terms of how that money is released. Initial phase of $35 billion. A second phase of another $35 billion. It appears that the economy may be deteriorating more quickly than when we first put out our plan, so we can make adjustments in terms of what the amount of the rebate is. The important principle is to make sure that we get --
SMITH: Well the pres -- here's the thing, the problem is now.
OBAMA: Money to productive people as soon as possible --
SMITH: The president and Congress have said something needs to be done within a month. If you were sitting in on those negotiations right now, what would you say needed to be done? How much?
OBAMA: Well, I think that it's important for us to make sure that we get as much money as quickly as possible into the pockets of hard-working Americans understanding that, you know, we have finite resources, but that it's better off for us to spend the dollars now, even if it turns out later that, you know, we're going to have to pay some of that money back.
SMITH: I'm going to go back to the debate Monday night. Mrs. Clinton brought up your relationship with Tony Rezko. You explained it to a degree, but can you just put into perspective who -- your relationship with this guy from the standpoint that he funneled tens of thousands of dollars into your campaigns over the years. You bought property right next to him. This is a guy that's facing federal charges of fraud and influence peddling next month. What is your real relationship with Tony Rezko?
OBAMA: Well, my relationship is that he was somebody who I knew and had been a supporter for many years. He was somebody who had supported a wide range of candidates all throughout Illinois. Nobody had an inkling that he was involved in any problems. When those problems were discovered, we returned money from him that had been contributed, and what is true is that I also purchased a piece of land from him. Everything was above board, and there's been no allegations that there wasn't.
SMITH: Senator Obama, thanks very much for your time this morning.
OBAMA: Thank you.


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I was a little embarrassed last week when I went to perform a few new songs at a local venue and the master of ceremonies began showing some images on the cafe screen direct from the sandsculpture.com website. It made me realize that these were the images people were pulling up when they went to the site! There was not a sculpture there less than ten years old. I was just learning the art and looking back, they were not very impressive. How did I ever get work? And all this time I have been sending out beautiful new brochures and handing out pretty business cards all with the sandsculptor.com address and e-mail. Ughh!
So today marks the start of a new world order (sand-world order.. at least as far as I am concerned). The new website is here and I have huge plans! For starters I will be posting six or eight amazing must-read blogs a year covering a wide range of crucial sand topics. Updates to the site will be as frequent as weather reports! (Well..almost!). There will be important, even life-changing posts such as announcing where to see great sand sculpting, what you need to know when commissioning a sand sculptor, what public relations or marketing value can possibly be found in a most ephemeral art form, and best of all there will be a few stories from a series I'll call Adventures In Sand which will touch on logistics, size and types of sculptures you can request and how to design a show stopping sculpture for your next event!
To coincide with these oh-so-exciting-plans, I will also be starting a blog for my sister site, canyoudigit.com which features (and is the storefront for The Can You Dig It Super Deluxe Sand Sculpting Kit!) That blog will include some video segments presenting tips and tricks for sand sculpting enthusiasts. And we are very excited to say it will also feature new tools soon to be available on the site and notifications of amateur sand sculpting contests around the country. With insight from other world renowned sculptors we will explore notions, insights, philosophy, and humor stemming from their experiences! There will even be some sand science now and then! And who could forgive themselves if they missed that!!! In a word it will be... Entertaining!
We promise not to load your mailbox with fluff and we promise, promise, promise not to share ANY information! I also promise to compose the blogs using full sentences though there is a qualifier here as I may present some posts in phonetic form for those that have difficulties with the excessive combinations of useless letters needed to create sounds in the English language! I look forward to feedback regarding the site, the blog and hearing of your own insights and experiences in sand.
We will continue to post photos of the creations made by Can You Dig It Sand Tools users, (So keep sending them in!) and as always I will answer any questions you have regarding the tools, sand, the process, and best practices by e-mail anytime!
See you at the beach!
Sandman Matt