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Gildea, Spike; Payne, Doris L., 1952- (Boletím Museu Paraense Emílio Goeldi, 2008)[more][less]Gildea, Spike Payne, Doris L., 1952- 2008-02-19T19:16:29Z 2008-02-19T19:16:29Z 2008 Gildea, Spike and Doris L. Payne. 2008. Is Greenberg's "Macro-Carib" viable? Boletím Museu Paraense Emílio Goeldi. Ciências Humanas, Belém v. 2, n. 2, p. 19-73. http://hdl.handle.net/1794/5560 Abstract of the published paper from which the posted appendices are takenː In his landmark work Language in the Americas, Greenberg (1987) proposed that Macro-Carib was one of the major low-level stocks of South America, which together with Macro-Panoan and Macro-Ge-Bororo were claimed to comprise the putative Ge-Pano-Carib Phylum. His Macro-Carib includes the isolates Andoke and Kukura, and the Witotoan, Peba-Yaguan, and Cariban families. Greenberg's primary evidence came from person-marking paradigms in individual languages, plus scattered words from individual languages collected into 79 Macro-Carib "etymologies" and another 64 Amerind "etymologies". The goal of this paper is to re-evaluate Greenberg's Macro-Carib claim in the light of the much more extensive and reliable language data that has become available largely since 1987. Based on full person-marking paradigms for Proto-Cariban, Yagua, Bora and Andoke, we conclude that Greenberg's morphological claims are unfounded. For our lexical comparison, we created lexical lists for Proto-Cariban, Proto-Witotoan, Yagua and Andoke, for both Greenberg's 143 putative etymologies (Appendix 2) and for the Swadesh 100 list (Appendix 1). From both lists, a total of 23 potential cognates were found, but no consonantal correspondences were repeated even once. We conclude that our greatly expanded and improved database does not provide sufficient evidence to convince the skeptic that the Macro-Carib hypothesis is viable. Appendix 1 presents Swadesh 100 word lists for Proto-Cariban, Andoke, Yagua, Proto-Witotoan and its two sub-branches Proto-Huitoto-Ocaina and Proto-Bora-Muinane. Appendix 2 lists all Greenberg's (1985) proposed Macro-Carib etymologies, divided into two parts. Part I contains just those putative Macro-Carib forms that he did not propose also extended to Proto-Amerind. Part II contains putative Macro-Carib forms that he believed did pertain to the Proto-Amerind etymologies. For each proposed etymon, Greenberg's data is given in the first row in bold italics. Our "modern" data is given in the second row. Numbers in the first column refer to Greenberg's Macro-Carib etyma numbers. The first file posted here is a Word document, the second a pdf file of the same appendices. NWO grant No. 235-70-002, Leiden University, Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen, University of Oregon, Universidade Federal do Pará, CNPq, SECTAM-PA. 495730 bytes 1140224 bytes application/pdf application/msword en_US Boletím Museu Paraense Emílio Goeldi Macro-Carib Cariban Peba-Yagua Witotoan Andoke Linguistics Bora Historical Greenberg, Joseph H. (Joseph Harold), 1915-2001 Appendices to "Is Greenberg's "Macro-Carib" viable?" Anexos de "É viável a hipótese "Macro-Carib" de Greenberg?" Gildea and Payne (2008) Wordlists for Greenberg's Macro-Carib Article
Payne, Thomas Edward, 1951-; Payne, Doris L., 1952- (Thomas Edward Payne, 1989)[more][less]Payne, Thomas Edward, 1951- Payne, Doris L., 1952- 2007-05-18T21:26:20Z 2007-05-18T21:26:20Z 1989 http://hdl.handle.net/1794/4126 Files not available in Scholars' Bank. All requests for permission to access files must be submitted to Thomas Payne (firstname.lastname@example.com) and Doris Payne (firstname.lastname@example.com). Sound recordings of speakers of Panare (a native South American language of the Cariban language family) conversing and reciting indigenous stories between 1985 and 1989 in the town of Caicara del Orinoco, Venezuela. 26112 bytes application/msword other Thomas Edward Payne Panare language Panare Indians -- Languages Panare language sound recordings Recording, oral
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Beckwood Press delivers custom hydraulic press to Ducommun AeroStructures
Beckwood Press Co., St. Louis, has built and delivered a new 75-ton hot forming press to Ducommun AeroStructures in Coxsackie, N.Y, a manufacturer of contoured aerostructure components.
The press, which can form titanium, reaches temperatures of 1,600 degrees F. It provides multiple zones of heat control for temperature uniformity. The even distribution of heat into the forming process increases the malleability of the titanium, while reducing springback, according to the company.
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Perdomo Tierra del Sol Maduro
Unless you've been asleep at the wheel the past month or two, you know that SCHIP is right around the corner. This bill is placing a heavy tax on all cigars, and will result in higher prices starting 4/1. Some manufacturers are using this tax as a vehicle to introduce price increases that, in some cases, go above and beyond the level of the tax. In several cases, manufacturers have instituted multiple price increases on the same cigar, capitalizing even further. On top of this, some cigars are already quite expensive, and any new increases (whether it be additional costs or taxes) could possibly put them out of reach for the working man. In an effort to provide you with optimum value, I will be matching up two cigars each week. One expensive cigar and one lesser-expensive option, comparing them based on flavor, satisfaction, construction, and price.
Volume 3 – Padron Maduro and Perdomo Tierra del Sol Maduro
Padron is a darling among cigar enthusiasts, and comes highly decorated with countless top ratings and cigar honors from select publications. It's handmade in Nicaragua and commonly considered to be a cigar for which other handmades are judged. Tierra del Sol is also made in Nicaragua, but represents a value-priced brand that caters to the working man. A flavorful blend from Tabacalera Perdomo that has been a fan favorite among our catalog, retail store, and online buyers for nearly a decade. Oohhh....an epic battle of the Nicaraguan puros!
Since I am a maduro freak, I will be looking at the maduro variety of each. Let's discuss the cigars....
Padron – A well-known Nicaraguan available in two varieties: natural and maduro. Its fillers are comprised of Cuban-seed Nicaraguan tobaccos aged for a minimum of 2½ years. The cigars are nicely rolled and finished in box-pressed format. Oily to the touch with a thick maduro leaf.
Perdomo Tierra del Sol Maduro – Produced by Nick Perdomo in Nicaragua. Tierra del Sol consists of Cuban-seed long-fillers grown throughout Nicaragua, inside either a Nicaraguan sun-grown (natural) wrapper or a Nicaraguan broadleaf maduro. These cigars are also rolled well and finished with a sharp box-press frame. Also oily, with a marbleized wrapper.
Honestly....remove the bands and the average Joe will surely have a helluva time telling them apart. Now let's see how they compare in terms of flavor and quality....
Padron – I chose the #5000 Maduro, a chunky toro-sized vitola. The cigar draws nicely from the start and produces a pleasant, toasty aroma. Off the bat, the cigar is enjoyable. Deep in rich, coffee-like nuances with a smooth finish. Roughly 10 minutes passed and I noticed a change. The cigar began to lose its character. The coffee was gone and the richness was fading. Tobacco flavors became dominant. On the bright side, the aroma remained toasty and pleasant. Unfortunately, that's about it until the end. I know I will take a lot of heat for this, but Padron just didn't deliver beyond the first inch or so. I gotta be honest, I was disappointed.
Perdomo Tierra del Sol Maduro – To keep things as equal as possible, I went with the Toro Maduro in this blend, a comparable size weighing in at 6.5"x54. It draws well upon first light, with just a touch of effort required. The cigar opened with a rich tobacco flavor complemented with a toasty, charcoal-like aroma. After the initial blast of rich tobacco mellows, a creaminess coated my palate, influenced by a touch of black coffee. The cigar was mellow, more so than the Padron, but contained a cedary-sweetness that hit the front of my palate on the finish every now and then. I wouldn't call this a complex cigar, as there are no drastic twists and turns, but it's certainly tasty from start to finish with enough going on to keep me interested beyond the final inch.
Without considering price, I can easily say the Tierra del Sol has Padron beat. Again, I know I will take a lot of heat for this, as I know folks are passionate about Padron and willing to walk over their fellow man to purchase just one. Me, I enjoy the cigar and not the band, and the Tierra del Sol delivers what the Padron does not: a constant, flavorful smoke from foot to nub that's both satisfying and mellow enough to enjoy all the time. Tierra del Sol, 88. Padron, 86.
Padron isn't the most expensive cigar by any means, as the #5000 Maduro sells for about $5.45 per cigar after we apply our characteristic discount skeelz. This price is likely to go up – how high? We just don't know yet. Price is not the only consideration here. Availability also comes into play. Padron is often out of stock or hard to find in brick and mortars due to low inventory levels and modest allocations. On the other hand, the Tierra del Sol Toro Maduro has already received a slight SCHIP price increase and still only sells for $1.99 a stick. Better still, being a stud in our sales department, Nick ensures we have a constant supply to keep up with demand.
That said, my ratings for these two Nicaraguan puros must be adjusted, and Perdomo Tierra del Sol wins comfortably. Flame on, Padron lovers!
Padron Maduro: 93
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Jack and Linda Stoyanoff along with Rocky and Pat Smith announce the marriage of their son Jared Reid Smith to Nicole Remy, daughter of Michael D. and Marian Remy of Mississippi.
Jared and Nicole will be married on March 19 in the Bountiful LDS Temple.
There will be a reception held in their honor March 20 in Bountiful.
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Under a new Migratory Bird Habitat Initiative, USDA will work with farmers, ranchers and other landowners to manage portions of their land to enhance habitat for migrating birds.
The initiative includes portions of eight States: Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, and Texas. USDA will use conservation programs administered by the Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS), which is coordinating with State and private organizations. NRCS will assist producers in developing, enhancing and managing habitat for the migratory birds expected to pass through two major North American flyways to the Gulf in the coming months. In cooperation with its conservation partners, NRCS has identified priority areas in each state that offer the greatest habitat potential for migrating bird populations. NRCS anticipates improving habitat on up to 100,000 to 150,000 acres based on projected producer participation.
The signup will run from June 28 to August 1. Interested producers should contact their local USDA Service Center for additional information.
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State Conservationist Kevin Norton has announced that USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) will work with farmers, ranchers, and other landowners to develop and enhance habitat for birds making their annual migration south towards the Gulf of Mexico. Under the Migratory Bird Habitat Initiative, NRCS will partner with producers to manage portions of their land to provide additional food and habitat for migrating birds.
Norton estimates more than $1 million in funding for the initiative in Louisiana.
"More than 50 million migratory birds traveling south in coming months will instinctively head toward the marshes and coastlands of the northern Gulf of Mexico," said Norton. "With some marshes and shorelines already degraded and the potential for larger-scale oil impacts in the coming months, it is essential that we provide inland and coastal food, water, and cover for migratory birds before they reach the oil-impacted areas."
Priority areas in Louisiana are in Acadia, Allen, Avoyelles, Beauregard, Calcasieu, Caldwell, Cameron, Catahoula, Concordia, East Carroll, Evangeline, Franklin, Iberia, Jefferson Davis, Lafayette, Madison, Morehouse, Natchitoches, Ouachita, Pointe Coupee, Rapides, Richland, St. Landry, St. Martin, St. Mary, Tensas, Vermilion, and West Carroll Parishes.
"We expect there will be great interest from our farmers and ranchers who want to do something positive to help the migrating birds–not only this fall, but next spring and in subsequent years as well," said Norton.
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USDA will use conservation programs administered by NRCS and will work with partners, both public and private, to provide a variety of habitats to meet the needs of different species. Emphasis will be on creating or enhancing habitat for shorebirds and waterfowl, including shallow water, mudflat, and sandflat habitats. Of special interest are agricultural lands that contain wetlands farmed under natural conditions and prior converted croplands. Rice fields are particularly well-suited for this initiative, as are catfish and crawfish farms.
USDA will deliver this initiative with the support from partners in Louisiana including Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries, Gulf Coast Joint Venture, Ducks Unlimited, LSU AgCenter, USA Rice Federation, The Nature Conservancy, National Fish and Wildlife Foundation, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, and Louisiana's Soil and Water Conservation Districts.
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Impressionism to Pop Art
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With a radical, expanded, new look display of the collection, the National Gallery of Australia will open the refurbished International galleries, Impressionism to Pop Art, to the public on 21 November 2006. The installation includes a number of major acquisitions which will be displayed for the first time.
This display presents a panorama of international art and tells the story of modernism from the middle of the nineteenth century onwards. It demonstrates the richness of media in the National Gallery of Australia's collection — painting, sculpture, prints and drawings, photography, theatre arts and decorative arts — and places works by eight Australian artists in the context of their international peers.
Ron Radford, Director of the National Gallery of Australia, said 'The new display will provide visitors with a clearly navigable pathway through the story of modernism. Old favourites will be juxtaposed with recent acquisitions and visitors will experience new insights into the creative processes.'
'It is a display that has been designed with a view to being flexible and will therefore constantly change. For example, in the coming months the presentation will change again for the welcome return of major works such as Pierre Bonnard's Woman in front of a mirror, Rene Magritte's Lovers and Kasimir Malevich's House under construction which have been on loan in major galleries overseas.'
Impressionism to Pop dominates the entrance level of the National Gallery of Australia with each of eight room bays designed to reflect the ambience of the artist's vision and story. There are new built-in showcases and wall partitions that have been designed with a subtle texture and tone to blend with the existing concrete aggregate walls. It also includes a totally new lighting system designed by George Sexton, who also designed the lighting for the recently opened Asian galleries and other major gallery lighting systems overseas, including the Museum of Modern Art in New York.
Visitors for the first time will move through chronological themes displayed in separate bays that are organised around a range of art historical movements and interconnected concepts.
Impressionist paintings are juxtaposed with Art Nouveau objects. A room is devoted to Dada and Surrealism, and there is an outstanding selection of Expressionist prints, as well as the icons of Pop and the big names of Minimalism. Eventually the display will continue to the present day.
The earliest work on display is Honoré Daumier's plaster relief Refugees c.1850-52. Also in this first bay are paintings by Gustave Courbet — regarded as the first modern artist — Claude Monet and Georges Seurat. Prints by Edgar Degas, Mary Cassatt, Paul Gauguin and Paul Cezanne are also included.
Then to Fauvism and those artists associated with the School of Paris. The Russian-born Natalya Goncharova combines the bold colours of Fauvism with the popular woodcuts of her home country in her painting Peasants dancing 1910-11. Other works include a selection from Pablo Picasso's Vollard Suite 1930-37, a set of 100 intaglio prints, and Henri Matisse's dazzling papercut stencils for Jazz. In a space designed as a small 'theatre', costumes from the Gallery's extensive Ballets Russes collection are on show, including one by Goncharova for the production of Le Coq d'Or, presented for the first time.
From there visitors enter the world of Dada and Surrealism. A giant case runs through the full length of one wall, inspired by the idea of a cabinet of curiosities. The works in this case have been arranged according to a quirky map of the world published by the Surrealists in 1929. Many of the tribal works are from the Surrealist artist Max Ernst's collection and include important Baulé, Chokwe and Senufo masks and sculptures, Gope boards from Papua New Guinea and kachinas from the Native American Hopi and Zuňi peoples of Arizona and New Mexico.
The National Gallery of Australia's outstanding collection of Expressionist prints sit opposite etchings and drypoints by modern masters such as Georges Braque, Pablo Picasso and Wassily Kandinsky. Expressionism, Cubism and Constructivism suggest something of the artistic vibrancy of the opening decades of the 20th century. The surface of the Expressionist prints mirrors the very emotional content they wanted to express: rough, primitive, elemental, handmade. The display continues with one large wall devoted to photography.
Then visitors will find canvases from the area of one of the National Gallery's greatest strengths, Abstract Expressionism. As well as the iconic Jackson Pollock's Blue poles, de Kooning's Woman V and key works by Rothko, a painting by Australian artist Tony Tuckson is on show in this room.
One of the liveliest bays is devoted to Pop Art, another of the National Gallery's strengths, particularly in the area of prints, and visitors will find a room of the icons of Pop, including a major new acquisition of eight of Andy Warhol's soup cans.
The final room is devoted to Minimalism and Conceptual Art, describing radical developments within the New York art scene of the 1960s and 1970s characterised by an aesthetic of austerity, and principally identified with the work of Donald Judd, Sol LeWitt, Robert Ryman and Agnes Martin.
This room also displays for the first time the newly acquired monumental Untitled 2005 bronze by Cy Twombly, one of the most innovative living American artist of the post-war period. At 3.7 metres high, Untitled 2005 stands tall and demanding, a pale, attenuated monument of extraordinary power and subtle surface. The purchase of this sculpture was assisted by the generosity of Roslyn Packer and members of the National Gallery of Australia Foundation.
Also on display for the first time is a painting by Roy de Maistre painted in Francis Bacon's studio in about 1933. Australian artists such as James Gleeson are continually engaging with the rest of the world and the National Gallery of Australia is most grateful to James Agapitos and Ray Wilson for the loan of a key work of Surrealism by Gleeson, The attitude of lightning towards a lady mountain 1939.
This new display is at once a celebration of international art which allows the National Gallery of Australia to tell a much more complete story of the development of modern art.
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Residents use yard signs to speak out about animal shelter funding cuts
UNICOI COUNTY, Tenn. - The Unicoi County Animal Shelter may lose a third of its budget in one fell swoop. That could mean fewer services and residents are sounding off about it.
Yard signs are moving quickly here at the Unicoi County Animal Shelter. "I hope my sign says to people driving by, but also to our leaders listen to your constituents," said Erwin resident John Edwards.
In a recent 5-to-1 vote, leaders in the Town of Erwin decided to cut funding to the shelter to the tune of $23,000. We learned it was partly a move to save money in next year's budget.
The shelter runs with the help of Unicoi County, the Town of Unicoi, and the Town of Erwin. Each pays $23,000 a year.
No decision has been set in stone but County Mayor Greg Lynch says making up that lost money could fall on taxpayers and that might mean higher property taxes. "The County and the Town of Unicoi would either have to pick up the slack or ask the Humane Society to cut back on their services," added Lynch.
News 5 learned all three mayors in Unicoi County are working to come up with solutions. But the Unicoi County Animal Shelter says they're still trying to form an action plan. "There are a lot of unknowns at this point," said shelter Director Jessica Blevins.
One thing is clear -- shelter staff says a hit this big could hurt. "We're a small shelter in a small community, and that's a significant amount of money for us to compensate for to keep our doors open," added Blevins.
We learned the Town of Erwin has plans to open a small animal facility nearby and continue to fund their animal control officer.
The Unicoi County Animal Shelter is inviting residents to come and voice their concerns. They're holding a public form at the Erwin Armory at 6 p.m. Thursday night.
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Placement tests are designed to help plan a
student's best course of study and to promote student success
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Most new students who wish to enroll in
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These tests are not admissions tests.
To ensure accurate course placement,
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Students are highly encouraged to start the review process early to provide enough time to practice and to build confidence, especially in mathematics.
Resources are available to help students perform at their
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Review the following links to help you prepare for the Placement Test:
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Test Questions for ESL and MATH COMPASS
Practice Booklet for COMPASS reading, writing, math and ESL
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Students with documented disabilities may qualify for academic accommodations such as more time on tests, priority registration, and other services as needed.
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Test scores are valid for two (2) years after the date of the test. Students who take the placement tests and do not enroll in an applicable developmental math or English course are allowed to take one (1) retest within 12 months. Students who attempt applicable developmental coursework will be ineligible for a retest.
Test scores are valid for two (2) years after the date of the test. Students who take the placement tests and do not enroll in an applicable developmental math or English course are allowed to take one (1) retest within 12 months. Students who attempt applicable developmental coursework will be ineligible for a retest.
Most non-native English speaking students are required to take an English-as-a-Second Language placement test before enrolling in college courses.
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: Unless you are a well equipped handyperson or an electrician, you probably do not have the proper tester. But in case you do, first check the lower element for full voltage. If it is getting 240 v. then use a snap around ammeter to see if it is drawing current. If amperage is zero, the element is bad. If the is no hot water and the reset is on, then do the above to the upper element first. If the upper element was bad check voltage between the upper left screw and the lower right one on the upper thermostat. There should be 240 v if the lower element is good. Testing the thermostats requires different tests, but the above should give you an indication of what is involved and find a bad element.
: : From reading your posts, I have determined that one or all of my hot water elements or thermostats are bad. I had very hot water and the reset switch had kicked. All seemed fine last night. This morning, same senario with hot water, but reset was fine. My question is: How do I test the elements/thermostats to see which one or all to replace? Is it trial and error, start with a certain one, or is there some way to use a tester? If so, how do I do that? Thanks.
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Michael Antonio Godfrey Wedge Sandal
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Kick up your fierce style in the Michael Antonio Godfrey. This wedge has a bold look and fun details to make it a staple for your shoe collection.
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By: Niomi
Location: KY
July 19, 2013
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Vans Hello Kitty Tory V Girls Infant & Toddler Sneaker
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Now she can enjoy Vans® style along with one of her favorite characters with these adorable Hello Kitty® Tory V skate shoes.
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Location: Philadelphia
July 14, 2013
Cute & perfect.
"Being honest, I never heard of Vans before I got these shoes. And then, everyone seemed to be going gaga over them ever since my daughter started to wear these shoes. I got a size bigger, which eventually became a plus point because my daughter now wears braces and they fit her perfectly.I even got another pair of Vans shoes, because I liked these SO MUCH.So if you're looking for some shoes that aren't too snug, then these are the best you can get. They aren't TOO wide, but have enough room for your little one."
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December 05, 2012
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The Naval Museum is located at Bang Nang Keng, Pak Nam, Samut Prakan, opposite the Naval Academy on Sukhumvit Road, 10 kilometres from Bang Na intersection. The museum chronicles the history of the Royal Thai Navy and the important Naval battles, exhibits miniature ships such as the Royal Barges which were used in the Royal Barge Processions of King Rama V period, the warship H.M.S. Phra Ruang, Rau Barge, H.M.S.
Bang Pu Seaside
This is located at Tambon Bang Pu Mai, about Kilometres 37 from Bangkok on Sukhumvit Road, opposite the Bang Pu Industrial Estate. It has long been famous for its seaside resort and also the recuperation centre, and generally associated with relaxation. It is operated by the Quartermaster Generals Department. Inside the compound, there are many gardens and a lot of trees and plants. Restaurants and bungalows are also available. During November to late July, a lot of migrating seagulls will come here, feeding along the seashore. Call 0-2323-9138, 0-2323-9983 for more information.


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SPRINGFIELD – Lt. Governor Sheila Simon today attended the inauguration ceremony for members of the Illinois House of Representatives and issued the following statement congratulating all new members of the Illinois General Assembly sworn in today.
"I would like to welcome and congratulate the men and women who today became members of the Illinois legislature. There are a number of extremely important issues facing our state that will be addressed by the 98th General Assembly, and I applaud their dedication to serving the public and tackling these issues.
"I would also like to congratulate Senate President John Cullerton, Senate Minority Leader Christine Radogno, House Speaker Michael Madigan and House Minority Leader Tom Cross, who were selected to continue leading their caucuses. I appreciate their bipartisan work on behalf of the people of Illinois.
"I look forward to working with the 98th General Assembly as we find solutions that will enable us to pay our bills and bring our fiscal house in order, while continuing to fund priorities like education, health care and social services. We must also work together to restore faith in government by passing ethics reform legislation."


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You can't go wrong with this comfortable style from Clarks! The Dusk Night is versatile and wont' disappoint!
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Location: Illinois
January 03, 2013
Comfort for the whole day
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Location: Lee's Summit, MO
May 28, 2012
"Cute shoe, runs a tad narrow and I wear a B width, but overall comfy. I had to return however because I need better arch support. After wearing around the house for about 30 minutes, my arches ached. But otherwise comfy and way cute!"
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Location: Chicago, IL
May 22, 2012
Comfortable shoes
"Comfortable shoes that look stylish. The straps did irritate my big toe some, but after a few wears they should be fine. I do have a high arch, so straps usually do irritate my foot. Still comfy though"
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Location: Sarnia, Ontario
April 03, 2012
Best Ever Sandals
"Third pair of Clarks sandals in six months and love them all. They fit well, are very comfy and smart too. The footbed is so soft and springy that I could (and have) walked in them all day without any bother, rubbing pinching etc.Will definitely buy these again."
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At the same time, Boeing was having a home built for him in The Highlands, a newly established exclusive residential community just outside Seattle. Charles Bebb designed his 19,000 square foot residence, which Boeing named Aldarra. Boeing moved in as a bachelor in 1914 but married Bertha Potter Paschall in 1921. Bertha had two young sons from a previous marriage, and the couple completed their family with their own son, William Boeing, Jr. Situated at the edge of a bluff overlooking Puget Sound, the impressive Mediterranean Revival residence has restrained detailing, a white stucco façade and red tile roof. The home was Boeing's principal residence until 1954, just two years before his death. Boeing had donated his home to a local hospital, which benefited from the sale of the estate to private owners.
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Audrey Brooke Tobago Wedge Sandal
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Put the finishing touch on your look with the Audrey BrookeTobago. This sophisticated sandal is everything you've been searching for.
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Stick Jacket XL Casting
*Eliminates tangled rods
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*Great in boat rod lockers, storage tubes and bags
*Impervious to salt, mold or mildew
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Stick Jacket fishing rod covers prevent rod tangles & are easy to use. The unique braided construction and wide expandability make for easy on and off installation. Use over large line guides on fully rigged rods. Stick Jacket rod covers are great in rod lockers, rod storage tubes, or the bed of your truck. Stick jackets are made of a tough polyethylene filament that is virtually impervious to salt as well as resistant to mold and mildew. The braided material behaves like the old "Chinese finger trap" gripping your rod for snug protection and ease of hanging for storage.
XL Casting model will fit rods with a maximum circumference of 3-7/8"(max diameter of 1-1/4"). The overall length is 6-1/2' and is designed for casting rods from 7-1/2' to 8-1/2'.
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Comments: Great product and I have them on all my setups. Once you invest in quality gear gotta protect it to make it last. Much better product than some other look alikes. Some of the knock offs have issues with the eyes/tip sticking through the weavings, not with the stick jacket, it has to do with the tension of the weave, others fall apart.
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Comments:If you have a 7'4 rod or bigger you need the XL version. These things rock!! I don't like the spinning version though. Its tough going on the last eye and the tip.
Comments:I use the Stick Jacket for ALL my rods! G-Loomis rods are pricy and I like to keep them in good condition! This is the best and the price is right on! Go to the the website http://www.stickjacket.com and you will find that you will pay MORE for these jackets than here! AND if you spend more than $50 bucks here...FREE SHIPPING! Awesome! I LOVE this place!
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Comments:I like this product better than any other rod cover used. On a Carolina rig, the inherent containment of the Stick Jacket, eliminates wrapping the weight/line around my rod and eyelets. TW has been rightfully pushing/selling the advantages of longer rods. The longer version XL will slide over the unbaited jig/hook and offers safety for my seven foot baitcast rods in my storage box. Another plus is the easy/fast on/off.
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These days, LeAnn Rimes is in a good place. In a few more, she'll be in an even better place: Colorado.
Rimes, who shot to stardom at the age of 13 with her swooning hit, "Blue," and has since scored countless hits, is headlining this year's Rocky Mountain Music Festival Aug. 11 at Clement Park.
In the midst of a 60-date tour supporting her latest album, "Spitfire," Rimes is returning to familiar territory. She has historically been welcomed by the Centennial State with open arms, and performed at Gypsum Daze just three weeks ago.
In recent years, Rimes has been headlining magazines instead of festivals. Becoming a tabloid fixture — criticized for everything from weight loss to relationship issues to rehab stints to treat anxiety — was not exactly part of the career plan. But Rimes now seems to be taking it all in stride.
"It's hard to tune it out when you deal with it every week, but the conversation has changed to my music again," she said.
Citing husband Eddie Cibrian as a main support, Rimes says she has "weeded out anybody who didn't need to be there" and, as a result, has become more content. She acknowledged that "it's hard to write when you're happy," but she is able to channel any negative emotions into her newer, more rootsy material.
"I allow myself to go into darker places when I write, but I am happier and can pull myself out of it at the end of the day," Rimes said.
Besides, maintaining an active presence on Twitter enables her to circumvent the rumors and talk directly with her fans. She receives encouragement from her devoted following and routinely tweets messages of positivity.
Ditching the drama means enjoying the finer things in life, like the side treks she takes while on tour. Aspen is among her favorite spots, and Rimes has tried her hand at snowboarding (she is still mastering toe-edge turns) and activities that have become perks of the job.
Much like her wanderings across the country, Rimes has been exploring her musical acumen and continues to churn out songs that resonate with fans and those just now discovering her. She is navigating the ever-changing landscape of the entertainment business, including dabbling in movies, but believes she is writing the best music of her career.
Rimes is following in the footsteps of idols such as Patsy Cline and Reba McIntyre, but also delving into contemporary artists like Ray Lamontagne who are forging their way in a music era in which meaningful lyrics seem to be an afterthought.
"I love people who have something to say and say it well," Rimes says.
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Most of the debate over extending the Bush tax cuts has focused on whether to extend slightly lower marginal rates for higher earners who already bear a huge burden. But at the other end of the income spectrum, a growing share of Americans don't pay income taxes. Indeed, the Bush tax cuts increased the share of U.S. households that pay no income tax.
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Cash 4 Clunkers Fails Again
In a new study, economists Atif Mian and Amir Sufi find that the government's "cash for clunkers" program "had no long run effect on auto purchases."
More Corruption at Amtrak
A joint report issued by Republicans on the Senate Finance and House Oversight and Government Reform committees finds that Amtrak's management interfered with investigations by its inspector general and effectively forced his resignation in 2009.
Boehner's Weak Call for Cuts
In conjunction with a proposal to leave the Bush tax cuts in place for two additional years, Republican House Minority Leader John Boehner also called for reducing non-security discretionary spending to 2008 levels. Unfortunately, this category represents a relatively small portion of the overall federal budget, and would only be about $100 billion less than what the president wants to spend.
Federal Subsidies = Higher State Taxes
A new study from economists Russell Sobel and George Crowley finds that federal subsidies to the states results in higher future state taxes. Specifically, the authors find that future state taxes increase by between 33 and 42 cents for every dollar the states receive in federal subsidies. A similar effect was found for federal and state aid to local governments.
Why Not Private Infrastructure?
In a speech to union supporters in Wisconsin, President Obama announced his intention to take the country $50 billion deeper into debt in order to finance more public infrastructure projects. The president defended his abysmal economic record by claiming that he has had to take on "powerful interests who had been dominating the agenda in Washington for too long."
Postal Union Wants More
The finances of the U.S. Postal Service are deeply in the red. The agency faces a permanently reduced demand for its services and its labor accounts for almost 80 percent of its costs. Thus it is not a good time for postal employees to get an increase in wages and benefits, right?
HUD Getting Defensive
The administration underestimated the magnitude of the economic imbalances that spawned the recession, and overestimated the government's ability to quickly right the ship. Despite the Obama administration's massive economic interventions, unemployment remains high and the economy is still sluggish. The administration has been defending itself by claiming that its actions prevented a worse recession or even a depression.
Federal Flood Insurance Folly
The National Flood Insurance Program was created in 1968 to allow flood-prone communities to purchase insurance protection from the government. Overseen by the Federal Emergency Management Agency, the program was supposed to alleviate the need for emergency federal aid. Instead, communities still receive emergency aid in addition to insurance payments.
Business Subsidies in Alaska
Alaska's Juneau Empire recently examined the state's Manufacturing Extension Partnership and found that its claims of success aren't backed by reality. MEPs are a nationwide network of centers that provide technical and managerial assistance to small and medium-sized firms. Federal funds from the Department of Commerce pay for one-third of the costs of MEP centers, with the balance of costs being paid by state and local governments and the private sector.


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Myona Ruth Rutherford, 89, formerly of Cave-In-Rock, died Thursday, Nov. 8, 2012, at Stokes County Nursing Home in Danbury, N.C.
She was born July 3, 1923, in Hardin County to Joseph Franklin and Ollie L. Lowry and was the last to survive of nine children. She was a member of Buena Vista Community Church of Harrisburg where she was a very active member and Sunday School Teacher while residing in Illinois. She was very family oriented and loved her family; brothers, sisters, children and grandchildren. Mrs. Rutherford loved to play guitar, piano and sing and was an active and fun loving lady as long as her health allowed. During WWII she was a "Rosie the Riveter," building bombers at Willow Run Airport in Michigan, doing her part in the war effort.
The family will receive friends from noon to 2 p.m. Monday, Nov. 12, 2012, at Rose-Gilbert Funeral Home in Cave-In-Rock. A graveside service will follow immediately at Cave Hill Cemetery in Cave-In-Rock with the Rev. G.E. Coultas officiating.
Surviving are her two children, Sharon Nelson and husband Michael of Walnut Cove, N.C., and Walter Joseph Rutherford of Kernersville, N.C.; three grandchildren, David (Diane) Nelson of New York, John (Holly) Nelson of Oak Ridge, N.C., Chris Brees of Michigan; and numerous great-grandchildren.
Preceding her in death was her husband, Walter C. Rutherford; parents; four sisters, Florence Rosella Lowry, Belva Lowry, Thelma Lowry and Eula W. Lowry; four brothers, Lawrence Lowry, James Jack Lowry, Mansel R. Lowry and John L. Lowry.
In lieu of flowers please send donations to Stokes County Nursing Home Activities Deparment, P.O. Box 10, Danbury, N.C. 27016.
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Flatter your feminine style in the Born Dorota. This penny loafer inspired flat is the perfect blend of fashion & comfort.
- Leather upper
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Location: los angeles
November 10, 2012
super comfy!
"These shoes are really really comfortable! I do think they would be a tad cuter if the top part of the shoe was shorter and covered less of your foot, but still super cute! The yellow color is also very lovely, perfect with jeans or leggings!"
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September 18, 2012
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"I ordered my normal size 8 and it was a bit too short. Everything else was fine and the shoes felt so soft! The clerk helping me said they ran out of the next half size up...so I'm a bit bummed. Make sure you order half a size up!"
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August 28, 2012
style + comfort
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A savings association may not permit any person to sell or offer for sale any insurance product or annuity in any part of the savings association's office or on its behalf, unless the person is at all times appropriately qualified and licensed under applicable State insurance licensing standards with regard to the specific products being sold or recommended.
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Log Jam on the Third Line
Cam Davie
July 30 2009 05:19PM
The Vancouver Canucks announced today that they have re-signed Kyle Wellwood to a 1-year, $1.2m deal. With the top six forwards effectively set, this creates a log jam of players on the third line.
Something's gotta give... And soon.
The list of top six forwards for the Canucks appears to be set. Henrik and Daniel Sedin, Mikael Samuelsson, Pavol Demitra, Ryan Kesler and Alex Burrows have all but locked up the top two lines. As well, the fourth line of Hordichuk, Johnson and Rypien appears to remain unchanged from the end of last season.
With Wellwood re-signing and with the emergence of Cody Hodgson and Michael Grabner, there seems to be too few spots for too many players. Wellwood, Hodgson, Steve Bernier, Mason Raymond, and possibly Grabner would all slot into the third line.
So who's out?
The Canucks management and coaching staff are bullish on Hodgson. To me, its a foregone conclusion that he's playing this season. Wellwood just re-signed and everyone seems to really like the strides he made last season, especially when he switched roles late in the season, and had an effective playoff. Bernier is a big presence who uses his size well. His problem is his lack of finish, but we'll hope and pray that can be rectified this season. I believe that the Canucks third line in 2009-2010 will feature Hodgson centering Wellwood and Bernier.
That leaves Raymond and Grabner battling for the 13th forward. The healthy scratch award.
Right now, I think the club is more interested in getting Grabner into the line-up and playing big league minutes.
Mason Raymond is the odd man out. Maybe it is the Canucks' system, maybe it's nerves, maybe it's the inability to find the right role for him, but Mason Raymond just has not hit his potential here in Vancouver. His development has stalled and he has simply failed to take a step up in his game.
If you were going to keep Grabner or Raymond right now, who would you keep? You would keep Grabner - he is younger and has more potential upside as an potent offensive weapon. Raymond has sputtered along through his time in Vancouver and appears to be close to being squeezed out.
Look for Raymond to be traded this season. I hope that Mike Gillis can step and finally make a worthwhile trade for the Canucks. For those keeping score at home, Gillis has yet to make a single, significant trade during his entire tenure as Canucks' GM. Not one.
Well here's his chance.
Time to step up to the plate, Mike. Start swinging a deal.
Totally agree. I keep reading about how much of an underachiever Wellwood. Raymond to me has never even reached half his potential. I can't recall a time when Raymond layed it all out there for Canuck fans. Trading him is not only what is best for this team but probably for him as well. I am pumped that Wellwood is back for so cheep. When his face was cut up in the playoffs I couldn't imagine this team without him.


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The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife is spearheading a project that will give fishermen the opportunity to donate some of their catch to help a species of fish grow in numbers.
Anyone fishing in the Hanford Reach area are encouraged to donate any of its Chinook salmon so it can go to the Priest Rapids Hatchery near Mattawa.
Fish and Wildlife is teaming with the Coastal Conservation Association and the Grant County Public Utility District.
The group hopes to catch 400 adult fall Chinook salmon by the end of Sunday so it can maximize the fertilization and incubation process at the hatchery.
In other words, the more salmon that anglers can donate to the program now, the more fish there will be in the Columbia in later years to fish for.
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By LYNDSAY REIDOrangeville
I have seen numerous trucks driving in Emery County with passengers in the back of pickup trucks. The most recent incident was when I was just outside of Huntington heading North on Highway 10. A large truck passed me in the passing lane and in the bed of the pickup truck were about 10 young children. A highway patrol car headed south passed right by us and I was very surprised when the officer didn't pull the truck over. Why is it OK to have children hanging over the sides of truck beds but not for passengers to be unrestrained inside vehicles? This makes no sense to me.
I agree with having seatbelt laws and that all drivers and passengers should be restrained in a moving vehicle. Although, I find the fact that it's OK for an officer to pull a vehicle over if they can see that an occupant under 19 years of age is unrestrained, but not pulling over the obvious vehicle with passengers unrestrained in the truck bed is unfair. It's clearly more dangerous.
I discovered on the Utah Department of Public Safety website that the Utah law does not prohibit passengers from riding in the back of a pickup truck, but it did state that it's not recommended and if riding in the back, sit close to the cab. The Utah seat belt law declares that a driver must be stopped if any passengers under 19 years of age are not wearing seat belts. For some reason I find this to be contradicting, or maybe it's just me.


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The Bulls survived a mighty scare from the Force as they fought back to overcome the visitors 36-26 at Loftus Versfeld on Saturday.
The Bulls survived a mighty scare from the Force as they fought back to overcome the Australian outfit 36-26.
22-26 down with ten minutes remaining, the men from Pretoria managed to create a rolling maul that allowed Jean Cook to cash in at the tail.
And what had looked like being a shock loss ultimately turned into a bonus-point win when tighthead Werner Kruger crashed over at the end.
The Bulls had come out in good form in the rain and didn't take long to get on the board when fly-half Mornè Steyn backed himself on the right side from 20 metres out. Steyn showed decent pace to go over in the corner but could not convert from the touchline, with the Bulls 5-0 to the good after two minutes.
However the Force struck back on ten minutes following strong work in the air from Nick Cummins. The Wallaby wing rose highest to claim Sias Ebersohn's tester and from the recycled ball the former Cheetahs fly-half was back in the pocket to cut the lead down to two. It was a warning shot to the Bulls.
The home side soon responded thanks to an initial break from young wing Sampie Mastriet. His line bust from halfway led to the Force offending at a resulting breakdown and when referee Jason Jaftha sounded his whistle, Steyn called for the kicking tee to cancel out that earlier Ebersohn drop-goal.
Ebersohn was back on the scoreboard on 26 minutes though after the Bulls backline came offside. And when the Force number ten then slotted a 60 metres shot at goal on the half-hour, the Australians were suddenly one point ahead.
That lead lasted just four minutes though as Steyn made it 11-9 due to captain Matt Hodgson entering a maul from the wrong side. Despite holding the slender lead, the Bulls fans who travelled to the stadium were not happy.
The mood looked to have improved when Bjorn Basson announced himself on the game with a scintillating finish that saw him cut inside from 20 metres out for what he thought was the game's first try. But following a TMO referral, the try was cancelled out due to Lionel Mapoe having thrown a forward pass.
Steyn did knock over three points as consolation on the first-half hooter in a spell that held more than a feeling could go away from the Western Force.
14-9 soon became 14-12 though only a minute after the restart when Ebersohn slotted his second drop-goal of the fixture. But the Bulls, who were without Francois Hougaard and Chiliboy Ralepelle for the second-half, then clicked into gear as, from Steyn's pass, Sampie Mastriet raced into the right corner.
Steyn went from hero to villain seconds after missing his conversion of Mastriet's try when he found a pass swooped upon by Angus Cottrell, who raced clear from 65 metres for the try. Ebersohn's conversion levelled the scores in what was a frantic opening to the second stanza.
The Australians then came close to causing the upset, with Angus Cottrell and Toby Flynn crossing the whitewash within ten minutes of each other, and Ebersohn was on target with both conversions to hand his side a seven-point lead.
The Force held on to their advantage for fifteen minutes until the Bulls made a gutsy fightback.
Steyn succeeded with twelve minutes left on the clock before Cook, who replaced flanker Jacques Potgieter, scored in the 70th minute, with the fly-half converting the try.
The Bulls then finished the match off on a high with prop Kruger scoring his side's bonus-point try at the death.
The scorers:
For the Bulls:
Tries: Steyn, Mastriet, Cook, Kruger
Con: Steyn 2
Pen: Steyn 4
For the Force:
Tries: Cottrell, Lynn
Con: Ebersohn 2
Pen: Ebersohn 2
Drop: Ebersohn 2
Bulls: 15 Zane Kirchner, 14 Sampie Mastriet, 13 Lionel Mapoe, 12 Wynand Olivier, 11 Bjorn Basson, 10 Mornè Steyn, 9 Francois Hougaard, 8 Pierre Spies (c), 7 Arno Botha, 6 Jacques Potgieter, 5 Juandrè Kruger, 4 Flip van der Merwe, 3 Werner Kruger, 2 Chiliboy Ralepelle, 1 Mornè Mellett.
Replacements: 16 Willie Wepener, 17 Frik Kirsten, 18 Grant Hattingh, 19 Jean Cook, 20 Jano Vermaak, 21 Louis Fouchè, 22 Jan Serfontein.
Western Force: 15 Will Tupou, 14 Nick Cummins, 13 Winston Stanley, 12 Kyle Godwin, 11 Alfie Mafi, 10 Sias Ebersohn, 9 Alby Mathewson, 8 Richard Brown, 7 Matt Hodgson (capt), 6 Angus Cottrell, 5 Hugh McMeniman, 4 Toby Lynn, 3 Salesi Ma'afu, 2 Nathan Charles, 1 Pek Cowan.
Replacements: 16 Heath Tessmann, 17 Tetera Faulkner, 18 Sam Wykes, 19 Ben McCalman, 20 Chris Alcock, 21 Mick Snowden, 22 Jayden Hayward.
Referee: Jason Jaftha (South Africa)
Assistant referees: Lourens van der Merwe (South Africa),Sieg van Staden (South Africa)
Television match official: Johan Greeff (South Africa)


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This project is located within Huntington City, in Huntington, Utah.
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17-4A was Texas high school football's biggest surpise last season. With 3 teams making the quarterfinals and further (Manor made the semis, Georgetown made the finals), the entire State is on notice. Who returns in 2013 to carry the torch? The following featured players were honored as all-district performers last year - but return for more next Fall.
QB - Te'Rel Simmons ('14)
ATH - Detrean Simmons ('14)
LB - J.T. Biddy ('14)
DB - Anthony Nash ('14)
WILDCAT QUICK NOTES: Bringing back the core of a State quarterfinalist will undoubtedly keep expectations high for Elgin fans. The emergence of both the Nash (Anthony remains) and Snell Brothers (Colin, Kyle), combined with the continued maturity of the Simmons Brothers - we could see the Wildcats challenge for a State berth.
RB - Tyrone Ownens ('14)
OL - Brandon Donnermeyer ('14)
OL - Chad Smith ('14)
DL - Marcus Hudson ('14)
DL - Jimmy Deleon ('14)
LB - Jonathan Johnson ('14)
LB - Curtis Williams ('14)
MUSTANG QUICK NOTES: WAMM feels last season was just the beginning. Returning a host of tenacious defenders (especially in the front 7), plus arguably the district's best halfback (Owens) - Manor has the pieces in place to make another run.
OL - Tyler Preston ('14)
OL - Calvin Anderson ('14)
RB - Tyler Moody ('14)
RB - Donald Walton ('14)
LB - Jace LaCaille ('14)
EAGLE QUICK NOTES: Yes, the Eagles lose a slew of talented seniors. But with all-state Preston returning (along with underrated Anderson/Vicars), it could be the running game that gets the Eagles back to dominance. Moody/Walton form the district's best one-two combo - while the district defensive MVP (LaCaille) returns to anchor the other side.
OL - David Moss ('14)
ATH - Chandler Crawford ('14)
DB - Adrian Contreras ('14)
P - Zach Zavala ('14)
PATRIOT QUICK NOTES: Returning every member of last year's Varsity team will pay divideneds. The chimistry will remain strong, as nearly the entire football team is playing on the same baseball team this Spring. Its not far fetched to think that EV could challenge the Eagles as the best team in Georgetown next Fall.
DL - Rolando Ruiz ('14)
WR - Darryl Harrision ('14)
TE - Hayden Doggett ('14)
LB - Ryan Robison ('14)
LB - Brooks Baack ('14)
HIPPO QUICK NOTES: Anything less than a postseason berth in 2013 will be considered a let down for Hutto. Even though they loss Felderhoff, the Hippos defense shines the brightest. The front seven will be one of the district's best - while Doggett/Harrison attempt to bond quickly with Spence/Douglas to make the offense potent.
TE - Andrew Hill ('14)
DL/OL - Gabriel Hernandez ('15)
DL - Jamir Bowser ('14)
DB - Cole Sneed ('14)
COUGAR QUICK NOTES: Much like Georgetown, the Cougars will have to fill the shoes of a huge senior class. Hill returns as a top flight TE - and will need to be a safety blanket for incumbent QB Landon Nobles. Hernandez proved to be Coach McMahan's most pleasant surprise in '12, and will improve as time passes. Notice that Gabriel is the only sophomore on this entire list. Bowser/Sneed will need to combine with Chris Luca to ensure the defense maintains its excellence from last Fall.
TE - Devin Tuggle ('14)
EAGLE QUICK NOTES: Our new Bastrop friends learned some tough lessons last season. But don't think the Eagles can't compete. Devin Tuggle is a big target, who is adding bulk this offseason. If QB Jose Vazquez is able to sharpen his deep route passes, double digit TDs in not out the question for Tuggle. Its possible we may see Connor Hamilton more on offense in '13, but Tuggle returns as the face of Cedar Creek.
No all-district selections from '12 return in 2013
BEARS QUICK NOTE: We feel that Bastrop is one of the area's sneakiest teams, because the 'notable' players are graduating. This gives us an opportunity to put some talented Bears on your radar. The RB tandem of Mason Homesley/Iziayah Washington will be names to know over the next two seasons. DB Romello Wilson will be playing with chip on his shoulders after being left off the all-district list. Throw in the versatile Logan Allen (who could play both WR and QB at times next year), and Bastrop will be tough to handle.


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Joe's Valley splake have tested for high levels of mercury. Three sites were previously noted as having concerns with certain fish.
Now 14 additional sites have been included in this alert adding Joe's Valley Reservoir to the list.
Paul Birdsey is the regional aquatics manager for the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources. He said, "We collected fish from Joe's Valley for mercury testing as part of a statewide program with the Department of Environmental Quality.
"The majority of the fish that we collected for testing were larger splake.
"These fish are the top predators in the system and may live more than 10 years.
"Because of their predatory nature and longevity, splake will bio-accumulate anything that happens to be in the water, such as mercury.
"We will be collecting other fish (cutthroat trout and smaller splake) during 2007 for additional testing to see whether the current consumption advisory can be limited to just large splake," said Birdsey.
Mercury pollution may come from contaminants released by coal-fired power plants or from the soil. Joe's Valley tested the highest level of mercury at 0.82 in splake trout.
The Environmental Protection Agency's level of concern is set at 0.3 milligrams per kilogram of fish.
Toxicity could result if someone ate a lot of these fish with elevated mercury levels over a long period of time.
Someone eating a large amount of these fish could still take months or years to develop any toxicity.
Extra caution is urged against consumption by pregnant women, nursing mothers and children.


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Topic: Legacy and Cade Skywalker
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What is everyones take on the Bantha skull resemblence of Cades chest piece and Rev's symbol from the Legacy comic series?
Yeah kinda like the Bantha Skull.
From Wookieepedia: The Bloody Bones, especially Cade's version, is obviously meant to resemble the typical pirate skull and crossbones. According to Jan Duursema, "Rav's bloody Bones intentionally resemble the Mando skull."
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ah ic ic thanks for clearing that up, i read that somewhere but couldnt remember what it was i read. i like it though nice evolution i think.
I'm glad you mentioned it otherwise I never would have looked it up, well at least not untill I had read the comics, which I hope to soon.:)
do you know the next release date? i know three has been out maye 2 weeks now so it should be approaching soon i hope.
hey just got the 12th issue in and boy is it getting good and i dont mean to resurrect such an old thread but has any one else been following and are excited about issue 15 when darth krayts identity is revealed...hes hibernated for hundreads of years so im assuming its someone we already know!!!
Interesting. I prefer the characters that I'm more familiar with, not descendants, unless its Jacen and Ben and others.
its such an awsome series
Ive read to like 6 or 8, but then i stopped. sadly.
I probably should read some. I haven't though, sadly. Although from what I've heard, Krayt's pretty much a Sidious knock off, although slightly smarter. I dunno if he's a cool Sith though; the Old Republic Sith are better, in my opinion; but then, I know them better.
I'm really dissapointed that they made A'sharad Hett (I don't if that's how you spell it) the dark Lord. He was really cool in that comic with Ki-Adi.
The Tusken guy? Ouch. I liked him when he was a Jedi...
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This former A+ list athlete and now a television host picked up a stripper in front of his girlfriend and gave his girlfriend the choice of joining them or waiting for him back at their hotel. She went back to the hotel.
Michael strahanReplyCancel
It's a great guess
But I'm going with Jesse Palmer
Was Strahan ever an A+ list athlete?ReplyCancel
Jesse Palmer former Giants QB/bachelor fame lol/now cohosts his own show…in running for GMA I heardReplyCancel
Strahan, since the recent blinds, came to mind first here too. BUTTT, his S.O. is his "fiancé". (Supposedly).ReplyCancel
IKR, classy guy.ReplyCancel
Tacky, but if the gf is staying with him…ReplyCancel
Dick Button. FTW!ReplyCancel
I'd be flying back to the house and packing up my belongings.ReplyCancel
…at least he gave her a choice?
Girlfriend, lay with dogs; wake up with threes…
Ho for the Big Moneh!!!!
Good answer dingle (clap, clap) Good Answer!
Answer on the board????
**wah wauh*
Sorry, that" Isn't what ho says"…
Another rabbit is going to boil after that move.ReplyCancel
As for Strahan, I'm watching Kelly n Michael now (with side eye), they tv talking about their week end's activities and Michael has yet to mention that he picked up a stripper and asked Nicole to get to work or get to hoofin it. But shows not over yet.ReplyCancel
GF prolly raggin, so she took a seat on the bench for a pinch hitter.ReplyCancel
I don't think she has a girlfriend.ReplyCancel
This fits Strahan only if male stripper.ReplyCancel
I'm at the point where I'm hoping these blinds are made up because if not, Hollywood is full of disgusting misogynists and women with no self-respect.
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|Posted by Sylvan Tieger on April 06, 2004 at 12:35:11:
|In response to Re: sump pump emptying into ejector pump
: It would probably be illegal no matter how you did it, so why not just connect the sump pump directly to the sanitary piping rather than into the ejector basin?
HJ What planet or swamp do you reside?
Do you know about plumbing drainage at all?
Ground water is not supposed to be pumped into the"Sanitary system" but into a system
SCHOOL is in HJ READ about Fixture Unites (7.46 gallons or pumping 1 GPM
What kind of trap did you suggest Mr. HJ?
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Posted on August 29, 2012
For those of you still looking for fun "beach reads" for the last week-end of summer, here are a few options that combine mystery, romance and genealogy.
Torie O'Shea mysteries (11) by Rett MacPherson
Family Skeletons is the first of 11 mystery books in this series. The main character, Victory O'Shea, is the resident historian, genealogist, and tour guide for the town of New Kassel, Missouri.
Suzie Fewings mysteries (4) by Fay Sampson
In the first book, In the Blood, English genealogist Suzie Fewing discovers an ancestor with the same name as her son, but her happiness turns to dismay when she finds out that the man had killed his rector, and she is frightened that her son Tom is following in his footsteps after he is questioned in the death of his girlfriend.
The Family tree series (3) by Patricia Houck Sprinkle
Death on the Family Tree is the first in this series. After her Aunt Lucy dies, Katharine Murray discovers her aunt's possessions, and her search to find out about the artifacts leads to the discovery of the murder of Lucy's brother, the theft of the objects, and the prime suspect's murder.
For more serious reads, try:
Only a Few Bones, by noted genealogist John Philip Colletta
A true story of the tragic death of five young people in the Mississippi Delta during Reconstruction
Isle of Canes by noted genealogist Elizabeth Shown Mills
Isle of Canes is the epic account of a multi-racial family in Louisiana that, over four generations and more than 150 years, rose from the chains of slavery to rule the Isle of Canes.
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NEW YORK (AP) — The CEO of Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia is stepping down after less than a year at the job.
Lisa Gersh will resign after an unspecified transition period. The company said Wednesday that it is looking for a replacement.
Gersh was hired in May 2011 as president and COO and replaced Charles Koppelman as CEO in July 2012.
Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia (MSO) founded by the lifestyle and home doyen, has been seeking to improve the profitability of its publishing and broadcast divisions while growing merchandising revenue.
It struck a deal to open Martha Stewart mini-shops in J.C. Penney stores last year, but that has been challenged by Macy's, which also sells the company's products.
The New York company says a leadership change would help expand its merchandising business.
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