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With so much sunshine, it's hard to stay put in Tallahassee! The City offers a wide variety of ways for its citizens to enjoy nature, build social networks and stay active throughout their lives.
The City of Tallahassee is focused on seeing the local economy thrive. Here you will find information on programs geared to small and big businesses alike, information on doing business with the City, employment opportunities within the organization and more.
The day-to-day operations of the City of Tallahassee are as diverse as its citizenry. It is responsible for a variety of infrastructure as well as quality of life amenities. Be it a road project or budget report, the City strives to keep citizens as informed and involved as possible.
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The City of Tallahassee is seeking public input to help strike the appropriate balance between the sounds of peaceful neighborhoods and a vibrant urban area. During the next six weeks, residents and business owners are being asked to provide feedback on a proposed noise ordinance. City staff will use the information collected to make any needed adjustments to the ordinance before bringing it back to the City Commission this fall.
In December 2012, court rulings negated the City's ability to use state statutes to address noise concerns. Staff began working on a local ordinance after collecting data, researching options and working with a citizens group. The proposed ordinance identifies sound levels based on the time of day and the location within the city. It also allows law enforcement to issue warnings and citations and to regulate special events for noise that exceeds certain decibel levels.
"The objective of this ordinance is to establish legal means to address noise concerns in a way that balances city living with the ability to also enjoy our homes and environment," said City Commissioner Nancy Miller, lead commissioner on the City's Long Range Planning target issue committee. "It's essential that we hear from residents and business owners alike in order to best define exactly what that balance is."
With direction from the City Commission, staff has begun meeting with neighborhood and business associations to encourage residents and local business owners to review and provide comments on the draft ordinance. Citizens are able to review a summary of the ordinance, read it in its entirety and submit their comments and feedback online at Talgov.com. Any group interested in a presentation about the proposed ordinance can contact the City Attorney's Office at 891-8554 or by email.
Feedback will be collected until September 15. The proposed ordinance is expected to go before the City Commission for approval this fall.
For more information, to request a presentation or to provide feedback on the proposed noise ordinance, visit Talgov.com. Questions can also be addressed by staff in the City Attorney's Office at 891-8554 or by email.
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July 17 will be the Royal Miss Emery Tea party beginning at 1 p.m. at Emery High. Tickets can be purchased in advance at the city halls in Castle Dale, Ferron and Huntington or at the door the day of the event for $10. This event is for ladies, girls, princes and princesses of all ages. Come dressed up in your party clothes and get ready to have a fabulous time. A ticket for the tea party will also grant you free admission into the Miss Emery pageant later in the day beginning at 7 p.m. The guests will be greeted at the door and led into the special dining room where they will be introduced by a special surprise Prince. The attendees will then be treated to royal princess foods which will enhance their grace and beauty from the inside out.
After a magnificent luncheon and princess program the guests will be escorted by their special princess to the royal fun room where the princess activities begin. The guests will visit and have their pictures taken with all the Disney Princesses and the Fairy Godmother as they travel from station to station participating in activities. They will make a fan with Mulan; fish in the fish pond with Ariel; dance upon the lily pads with Tiana; take a ride in a royal limousine with Cinderella; make a bracelet with Snow White; play a bean bag toss game with Tinkerbell; and will participate in fingernail art with Belle. The participants will also be given a bag to keep their princess treasure and an autograph card so they can request the autograph of all the princesses. New this year to the tea party is the Princess Bling shop, bring an extra coin or two, so you can purchase a necklace, ring, balloons and other items.
Commissioner Laurie Pitchforth said, "This tea party will be a fabulous event. Due to circumstances in our community we postponed the tea party from June to this Saturday at 1 p.m. We hope everyone will be able to attend this event. It will be a fun time for all the little girls and a chance for them to dress-up in their party clothes and attend a tea. This event is not to be missed. Please come out and support the Miss Emery organization as we promote and recognize the special young ladies we have in our county."
The Miss Emery Scholarship Pageant will also be held on July 17 and will begin at 7 p.m. at the Emery High auditorium. Remember a ticket to the tea party lets you in free to the pageant.
Five contestants have chosen to compete for the scholarship prize money of $1,000 and a new laptop computer. Contestants include:
Meran Allred is the 18 year old daughter of David and McKette Allred of Huntington. She graduated from Emery High School at the end of her Junior year in 2009. She will be a sophomore at Southern Utah University where she is majoring in elementary education. She hopes to obtain a Juris Doctorate and have her own law firm someday. Meran is a member of the National Honor Society, she is the recipient of the SUU leadership scholarship, and the recipient of the top academic student. She will be performing a pop vocal for her talent. Meran has chosen S.C.A.N. "Stop Child Abuse Now" as her platform.
Jessica Labrum is the 18 year old daughter of Scott and Mindi Labrum of Castle Dale. She is a 2009 graduate of Emery High School. She will be a sophomore at Snow College and is working towards an associates of science degree. She plans to obtain a bachelors degree in secondary education. She is a recipient of the Snow College academic scholarship, and honors ACT Science. She was crowned Jr. Miss Castle Dale in 2007 and was Miss Castle Dale 2009. She will be performing a pop vocal for her talent. Jessica has chosen "Zero Fatalities" as her platform.
Ariel Halton is the 18 year old daughter of Kyle and Glenda Hansen of Huntington. She is a 2010 graduate of Emery High School and will be attending the College of Eastern Utah in the fall. She plans to obtain a bachelors degree in elementary education and minor in special education. She is an honor society member and the recipient of the Academic All-Region 2009 award. She attended Girls State and placed third and above in many business categories. She was also a member of the first ever Emery High School Swim Team. She will perform a dance for her talent. "Accepting a Second Chance to be accepted: Encouraging students and teachers to Strive toward Education" will be Ariel's platform.
Natasha Brinkerhoff is the 18 year old daughter of David and Joan Brinkerhoff of Orangeville. She is a 2010 graduate of Emery High School and will be attending CEU this fall. She was a member of the Emery High School cheer team for three years and is a cancer survivor. She will be performing a dance for her talent. Natasha's platform is "Skin Cancer and the Dangers of Tanning Beds."
Elise DeBry is the 17 year old daughter of Mark and Darline Debry of Ferron. She will be a senior at Emery High in the Fall. After graduating from high school she plans to obtain a masters of elementary education degree and a cosmetology degree. She is a member of and president of the honor society, the recipient of the Hugh O'Brian youth (HOBY) leadership scholarship and is also the speech/drama Sterling Scholar. She will be performing a Broadway vocal for her talent. Elise has chosen "Patriotic Integrity" as her platform.

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Combination torch cuts metal to 8 in. thick
ESAB's Global Center of Excellence for Gas Apparatus has introduced a new line of combination cutting torches as part of the Purox Elite series of gas apparatus products. It welds material up to 1 in. thick and cuts metal up to 8 in. thick.
The tubeless, extruded WH-4200 welding handle and the torch's head injector contain flashback that could occur at the farthest point from the user. The CA-4200 cutting attachment features an internal tip nut to keep the cutting tip seated to help reduce the risk of leaks. It also protects the threads on the head of the cutting attachment from damage while changing tips.
The cutting attachment has a three-tube design and "ease-on" control of cutting oxygen, which helps reduce the potential for blowback when piercing. Color-coded pressure adjustment knobs help with gas identification.


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Condition your color-treated hair to strengthen the fragile hair follicles with Murad Color-Treated Conditioner. Created from the Murad proprietary blend of natural ingredients, this treatment conditioner for color treated hair nourishes and protects the hair and scalp, while removing the build-up of DHT. As you massage into your hair, the therapeutic lather promotes circulation which in turn stimulates hair follicles, creating a clean healthy scalp environment and encouraging new hair growth.
Apply throughout damp hair. Massage into scalp and hair. Leave in for 3 minutes. Rinse thoroughly. Use daily. Follow with Murad Professional Scalp Treatment Color-Treated Serum.
Dr. Howard Murad is a board-certified dermatologist who believes that healthy hair starts with a healthy scalp. After years of research and testing, the good Doctor introduced us to his Murad Hair and Scalp Wellness products. This collection includes shampoos, conditioners, serums and styling products designed to boost hair health and growth. A stylist fave, Murad has been featured in Modern Salon, Salon Plus and American Salon magazines.
So Far, So GoodI just received my Folica order last week so I am just getting started using it. I decided to try it because my hair is getting kind of thin, especially in the front. My Mother had very thin hair so I decided to try Folica and see if it will help thicken it at all. So far I love the way it leaves my hair feeling. It is very soft and looks so healthy. I don't know yet if it will do anything for the thinning but will leave another review later and let you all know if it is helping.
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Vichy regime
Vichy France can be dated from June 10, 1940, when Marshal Philippe Pétain was granted full power to negotiate with the Germans. At this point the military defeat of France was inevitable so Pétain, a war hero from World War I, suspended democratic government and surrendered to Germany.
Following the French surrender on June 22, 1940 a new Government was established at Vichy. "Vichy France" is used to refer to the unoccupied area of southern France. However, the Vichy regime had administrative control over all France. This regime saw the cooperation with German forces, including deportations during the Holocaust, and a full revolution in state government and French society. The French motto of "Liberté, Egalité, Fraternité" (Liberty, equality, fraternity) was replaced with "Travail, Famille, Patrie" (Work, family, homeland). Trade Unions and other political opponents of fascism were oppressed, rugby league, identified as traditionally anti-fascist was banned - and the sport even remain legally restricted in post-war France.
In 1942 a revolution of the French colonies in Africa against the Vichy French was lead by Louis DeBois but did not gain widespread support. In September DeBois was captured and sentenced to death.[1]
The United States granted Vichy full diplomatic recognition, thus acknowledging the puppet regime's legitimacy, and it sent Admiral William Leahy to its capital as American ambassador.[2]
The great enemy of Vichy was Charles de Gaulle, leader of the Free French. When they came to power in 1944-45 they systematically eradicated Vichy influence; many Vichy leaders were executed or imprisoned. Petain was given a death sentence, which de Gaulle commuted to life in prison.
- Azema, Jean-Pierre. From Munich to Liberation 1938-1944 (The Cambridge History of Modern France) (1985)
- Berthon, Simon. Allies at War: The Bitter Rivalry among Churchill, Roosevelt, and de Gaulle. (2001). 356 pp.
- Funk, Arthur Layton. Charles de Gaulle: The Crucial Years, 1943-1944 (1959) online edition
- Gildea, Robert. Marianne in Chains: Daily Life in the Heart of France During the German Occupation (2004) excerpt and text search
- Jackson, Julian. France: The Dark Years, 1940-1944 (2003) excerpt and text search
- Kersaudy, Francois. Churchill and De Gaulle (2nd ed 1990 482pp)
- Lacouture, Jean. De Gaulle: The Rebel 1890-1944 (1984; English ed. 1991), 640pp; excerpt and text search
- Paxton, Robert O. Vichy France 2nd ed. (2001) excerpt and text search
- ↑ Martin King (1984). "The outcast Frenchmen". WWII remembrance press, New York. pg 128.
- ↑ President Roosevelt to the Appointed Ambassador to France (Leahy), 20 December 1940, U.S., Department of State, Publication 1983, Peace and War: United States Foreign Policy, 1931-1941 (Washington, D.C.: U.S., Government Printing Office, 1943), pp. 595-598.


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Witches & Wicked Bodies
- 27th July − 3rd November 2013
- Modern Two (Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art) | £7 (£5)
Delve into the world of Witches and Wicked Bodies in this major new exhibition.
Discover how witches and witchcraft have been depicted by artists over the past 500 years, including works by Albrecht Dürer, Francisco de Goya and William Blake, plus pieces by 20th century artists such as Paula Rego and Kiki Smith.
Through 16th and 17th century prints and drawings, learn how the advent of the printing press allowed artists and writers to share ideas, myths and fears about witches from country to country.
Including major works on loan from the British Museum, the National Gallery (London), Tate, the Victoria & Albert Museum, as well as works from the Galleries' own collections, Witches and Wicked Bodies will be an investigation of extremes, exploring the highly exaggerated ways in which witches have been represented, from hideous hags to beautiful seductresses.
'Breathtaking' Metro
'Spellbinding' The Scotsman
Part of the Edinburgh Art Festival
Image: After Henry Fuseli, mezzotint by John Raphael Smith, The Weird Sisters, 1785 © The Trustees of the British Museum


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Santoni Leather Mid Boot
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Tradition and innovation are two key components of what makes the Santoni luxury brand stand out from others. Their attention to detail and high quality standards have never wavered over the years, while their passion and modern creativity continue to grow and evolve with each shoe. All of this is apparent in the leather mid boot. This boot is perfect for any occasion and its classic silhouette will be sure to stand the test of time.
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Offering you a wonderful experience while you shop. This antique store gives a shoppers a lot to consider.
Beautiful arranged gift shop. It has lovely wedding and shower gifts. Huge selection of candies, specialty coffee and other various unique items throughout the store.
Specialty Coffees and all that goes with it. Golden statuary gifts and lamps. Beautiful wedding and other holiday gifts and decorum spread throughout the store. A very unique and fun place to shop.
Unique floral and craft shop that will inspire the artist within.
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Located within easy walking distance of the Millikin University campus, the Oakwood Business District is home to restaurants, salons and specialty shops at the intersection of West Main, Wood Street and Oakland Avenue. Watch your favorite team on the big screen while sampling Southwestern fare, or choose from an extensive wine list to complement a savory Italian dish. After lunch, check out bikes and gear, order flowers, get a haircut, or even unwind and relax with a soothing massage.
A fascinating shop full of many different features. This shop has antiques, special glassware, old books, vintage merchandise, hand-poured candles, and many knickknacks.
15,000 square feet with over 100 dealers. Quality antiques, furniture, primitives, glass, china, coins, quilts, trunks, toys, books, granite ware, crocks, crystal, and more. Everything on ground level, no stairs. Open seven days, layaway, gift wrapping, spring shows. Open house in June. Fall festival in September and a Christmas show in November.
You are invited to shop the ever-changing collection of traditional crafts, folk art, candles, furniture, home accents, decorative accessories, and much more. Displayed in room design design settings. Country Junction treats you to an enjoyable shopping experience.
"The Popcorn Shop" was opened in 1934 by John Baldwin. In 1945, Mr. Baldwin leased his business to Del and Emily Barnett. A year later the Barnett's purchased The Popcorn Shop and changed the name to "Del's Popcorn Shop". Lou Ann Jacobs purchased the Decatur business in 1978 and has added her own flare and expertise to the business taking it way beyond what anyone could have imagined. Del's always has a large variety of tempting treats, most of which can be found and ordered right here online. A package from Del's Popcorn Shop is always sure to put a smile on every face.
A variety of locally grown fresh produce, baked goods and handcrafted items will be available every Saturday form 8am to noon, from May to October.
Fourteen individual rooms hold antiques of every sort, including pine, oak, & walnut furniture; wicker, glassware, advertising signs and posters, books, jewelry, linens, quilts, primitives, granite ware, stoneware, cast iron, Fostoria, Fiestaware, country florals, crafts, tin chandeliers, country accessories and much more!
Find secondhand items here, including new and gently used clothing of all sizes, housewares, furniture, athletic items, toys, home decor, craft items, purses, shoes and so much more. All proceeds raised by Encore Thrift Store got to support services for adults with disabilities.
Firehouse Flea Market & Antiques
We have a wide variety of items including glassware, pyrex, VCR tapes, DVD's, CD's, lamps, Fenton glass, jewelry, vintage clothing, books, small furniture & knick-knacks. We have something for everyone!
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A full-service florist specializing in weddings. The Flower Corner invites you to call and set up an appointment to speak with one of their designers for your special day! They also carry a large assortment of crafts, candles, quilts, pictures, wooden signs, and furniture.
Pet supplies and treats for your furry little friends. Stop in at this shop that celebrates our four-pawed friends.
Located in Edinburg, this farm specializes in organically produced and certified pork, chicken and turkey products.
Giggles is a wacky and fun gift and card shop. Located on Merchant Street in downtown Decatur, Giggles has a little something for everyone. What makes Giggles stand out from the rest is their ability to personalize just about everything.
Serving Decatur's furniture needs for over 40 years.
This retail location offers Hallmark cards and products, gifts, office supplies, office equipment and furniture. Stop in to shop their quality merchandise and receive exceptional customer service.
A tradition in Clinton since 1918, it remains today as a symbol of the way things used to be -- tin ceiling and walls, wood floor, quality service.
Filled with antiques, collectibles, rockabilly art, books, photos, toys and hats, this trading post has something for everyone! Across from the Palms Grill!
An elegant shop filled with jewelry and gifts for you or that special someone.
The Hickory Point Mall offers shopping at many great stores including Bergner's, Kohl's, Von Maur and The Limited. Enjoy dining in the food court and at popular adjacent restaurants such as Applebee's, Red Lobster and Texas Roadhouse plus catch a movie at the Hickory Point 12.


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Luxurious style and design, the Perlina Ainslie leather color block tote is a handbag you will love to carry. With plenty of space and style this handbag is a seasonal must have!
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Safety requirements for dry-cleaning machines -- Part 1: Common safety requirements
This standard was last reviewed and confirmed* in 2016.
ISO 8230-1:2008 specifies common safety requirements for dry-cleaning machines. It is applicable to dry-cleaning machines of all sizes intended for industrial and commercial use for the cleaning of articles made of textile, leather, furs and skins, using exclusively either perchloroethylene or combustible solvent as the cleaning medium.
It is not applicable to: machines placed at the disposal of the general public (self-service); barrier machines; transfer machines; ironing presses (see ISO 10472-1 and ISO 10472-6); ancillary equipment, e.g. room ventilation equipment, waste recuperation systems of the still, external water cooling systems or external systems for solvent recovery from the still sludge.
ISO 8230-1:2008 deals with all significant hazards arising from the use of the dry‑cleaning machine, where "use of the dry‑cleaning machine" comprises both intended use and foreseeable abnormal situations and includes commissioning, use and maintenance. It defines the common safety requirements for dry‑cleaning machines and is intended to be used in conjunction with ISO 8230‑2 and ISO 8230‑3, as relevant. Specific requirements in ISO 8230‑2 and ISO 8230‑3 take precedence over the respective requirements of ISO 8230-1.
ISO 8230-1:2008 does not deal with hazards caused by processing items that can create an explosive atmosphere (e.g. printers' wipers containing a low-flash solvent), nor with machines processing loads that can contain "foreign solvents", which could lead to a change in a property (characteristic) of the cleaning solvent, e.g. cause foaming or make it carcinogenic.
Document published on: 2008-10 Edition: 1 (Monolingual) ICS: 97.060 Status: Published Stage: 90.93 (2016-07-05) TC/SC: ISO/TC 72/SC 5 Number of Pages: 31
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What To Watch For During The Lockout: Part 1
Dimitri Filipovic
October 10 2012 09:49AM
All is not lost, Jets fans.
It must seem like last season was a cruel April Fools joke by the 'hockey gods' - after 15 years of being out of commission, Winnipeg was given a taste of professional hockey goodness, only to have it taken away all over again. But this time around, there are Jets-related stories to follow throughout the fall, to quench your thirst for puck.
A number of prominent Jets have taken their talents overseas, for as long as the lockout drags on. ESPN has recently announced that they will be televising KHL games, which is an interesting wrinkle to this ongoing saga.
We'll get to the specifics of it all in Part 2 of this series, but today, we'll be focusing on the North American options - junior hockey, NCAA hockey, and the AHL.
NCAA Hockey
The 'Frozen Four' was an exciting watch last season, and it seems destined to repeat in that regard this year. If you have no prior allegiances, you may be interested in making 2012-13 the season you start following the Michigan Wolverines hockey team.
Quality outweighs quantity, at least when it comes to the talent that the Jets organization boasts in the NCAA. Amidst allegations that the Kitchener Rangers had offered him $200,000 to play in the OHL, Jacob Trouba - the 9th overall pick in the 2012 entry draft - went about his business, following through on his commitment to become a Wolverine.
As it turns out, the Wolverines will be a force to be reckoned with in the NCAA - they came in at third on the USCHO Division 1 Men's Poll (behind reigning champion Boston College, and powerhouse Minnesota), and were tabbed as the number one team by the media. Trouba joins standout defenseman Jon Merrill (of the New Jersey Devils) on what should be a stellar back-end.
Junior Hockey (OHL & WHL)
In case you're interested in following the path of the best prospect in the Jets' system, you'll be keeping track of what's going on with the Barrie Colts of the OHL. That's where Mark Scheifele, the 2011 1st rounder, will be making a mockery of opposing defenses. As of right now, he has registered 11 points in 7 games, and it should come as no surprise that he is averaging an assist per game - he's a spectacular playmaker. In case you were wondering, Scheifele came in at number 28 on Corey Pronman's 'Top 100 NHL Prospects' list.
In case you're situated moreso in the West, you can't go wrong with following the WHL this season. Living in Vancouver, I'm perfectly situated to catch a medley of potential future NHLers up close and personal, as their respective teams visit the Giants.
The best Jets prospect in the league affectionately referred to as 'The Dub' is Lukas Sutter, of the Saskatoon Blades. He's a Sutter after all, so it should come as no surprise that his calling card comes in the form of gritty defensive play, and penalty minutes in bunches. His offensive game took a big leap last season, as he saw his point total rise from 19 to 59. Thanks to the scoring surge, he was selected 39th overall by Winnipeg this summer.
There's also the fact that two of the consensus top 5 picks in the coming entry draft call the Western Hockey League home - Seth Jones of the Portland Winterhawks, and Hunter Shinkaruk of the Medicine Hat Tigers. Obviously hopes are high amongst the Jets and their fans, that the team will build off of last year's promising season. In the terribly unfortunate circumstance that the season is scrapped altogether, the Jets would have a fantastic shot at winning the weighted draft lottery (given their lack of success in previous seasons). And even if there is a season, it will be substantially shortened, which means that a prolonged slump to start the year means you're planning for the future. Just something to think about, that's all.
The AHL
I'm not going to sit here and try to tell you that the AHL will make up for the lack of NHL hockey this fall. Because it won't. But the combination of young NHL talent that has been sent down to work on its craft, and the lesser known players who are looking to make an impression in the hopes of getting the call up once the season resumes will provide a fascinating dynamic.
The St.John's IceCaps ran away with the Atlantic Division last season, making a run all the way to the conference finals of the Calder Cup playoffs before ultimately bowing out to the eventual champion, Norfolk.
Notable players returning from last year's squad include Patrice Cormier, Carl Klinberg, and Spencer Machacek. On defense, the big name for you to become familiar with (if you haven't already) is Paul Postma, who is coming off of a tremendous season as an IceCap. Once the lockout is over, he should be given ample opportunity to make the Jets - likely providing the biggest impact on the power play.
The real gem, though, is the 8th overall pick of the 2010 draft, Alexander Burmistrov. Burmistrov has yet to produce in the NHL, but there's no questioning the talent he possesses. He could prove to be the big beneficiary of the lockout, as he'll likely see big minutes, in a largely offensive role. Look out if he takes advantage of it, producing the way his talent level indicates he is capable of. It's very possible that all that's missing for a breakout is a little jumpstart, and some added confidence.
If I can give you one piece of advice, it's this - don't sit around being miserable, cursing the NHL. Sink your teeth into something else, because you'll be surprised at how much you enjoy it.
October 10 2012, 06:48PM
Mark is looking good now over Couterier in that he has more upside. Grigorenko has 17 pts in 8 Q games. I guess being an NHL GM is easy if 11 passed on Grigerenko and 1/2-1/3 fans would've taken him 4th. Hertl looks to be doing okay but is a minus toady on a good team. Halifax is stacked and is a legend in the making. Now that equipment is so hard and paychecks so high, should be televised more. Polomau hurt his calf because his thick full head of hair moved his centre of gravity back. CFL stadiums should be sized to not be cavernous. Upgradable seats seems best to me (for big games or good years). Need 3 down fb in schools. To add more scoring let receivers get a straight yd off line of scrimmage.
October 10 2012, 06:49PM
I like Brazil over Iraq is my lock of the week.
October 10 2012, 06:58PM
Strike?! That 2nd strike with the bases loaded and two outs one strike, was BS ump!! Some of us are trying to make a living while the lockout ensues...
October 10 2012, 07:00PM
...don't necessarily need video replay challengeable. Can use "strike-zone" umps for big games, and allow the coach to use a challenge, appealling to them. Same for FB, can use two refs in big games. Hockey I just like to see refs look at the intermissions. For me the 5-5 is more exciting if is good teams.


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Happy Easter - Egg Decorating
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The glitter eggs turned out cute!ReplyDelete
Glittery, coloured eggs - beautiful.ReplyDelete
Happy Easter to you and your family.
Good idea to use Koolaid! I wanted to try that food coloring/colander idea when I saw it in Family Fun, too! How many eggs did you end up saving for next year?ReplyDelete
We did the food coloring dye last year too, and they turned out nice, but be careful not to get completely dyed yourself! ha ha... it is hard to clean off! You also have to be careful of the colors you are adding, and not to over "swirl" them, as you'll get brown really quickly. Less is more with this technique!ReplyDelete
We have about 2 dozen eggs or more that we will try to preserve for next year :) I think it is fun to save them each year if you can as a special keepsake from previous Easters. I like to fill a glass bowl with them and put them out for everyone to enjoy :)
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A dip in revenue and earnings doesn't seem to be slowing Hewlett-Packard's stock price. Let's take a look at the tech stocks to watch Thursday:
HP shares soar. The largest personal computer maker's stock price has surged 11% in pre-market trading after its second-quarter earnings report topped Wall Street estimates.
The company pulled in $27.6 billion in the second quarter, down from more than $30 billion generated the same time a year ago. However, HP CEO Meg Whitman says her plans to turaround the ailing PC maker are still on track.
"This (2013) is a fix-and-rebuild year, and we think revenue growth is possible in 2014," she says.
Advanced Micro Devices down. Shares of AMD have dropped 3% after unveiling new chips aimed at tablets and thin laptops.
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My friends who think of me as a total geek were really shocked when I announced that I was finally giving in and buying my first laptop. What took me so long? Like most photographers, part of the reason I enjoyed this business is that I didn't want a desk job. Now we all have desk jobs, sitting in front of Lightroom or Photoshop for hours at a time. I have machines at the studio and at my home office and really liked not being wired in between. But I really needed to let clients see something bigger than the display on the back of my camera, and I wanted a new computer to use for teaching and demonstrations. So it was finally time.
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Cate Blanchett is flawless as always, but Amy Adams… girl, I <3 you but American Hustle was a MOVIE! Give the costume department their clothes back!
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I think when you are as esteemed as Meryl, you wear what you want, but that dress…um.
Matt M. never recovered his looks after that drastic weight loss. 🙁
Ethan Hawke and Uma Thurman make lovely babies.
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jonah hill, just even looking at his smarmy smile make me feel like I just got molested. who the hell is green lighting this slug?ReplyCancel
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Amy Adams looks great from the waist up.ReplyCancel
MM used to look like a man, a man's man…now he looks like a MANaquin–WTF did he do to his face?ReplyCancel
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I can hear Kelly O raving about that monstrosity Cate Blanchett is wearing. And my eye sockets already hurt from how hard I'm going to roll my eyes when she does.
Meryl Streep is dressed age appropriately for a lunch.
Di Caprio looks smarmier every day. And in need of a bath.
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