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The Huntington City Council met in their regularly scheduled meeting on June 19 at 6:30 p.m. Mayor Jackie Wilson and council members Paul Cowley, Hilary Gordon and Mark Justice were present.
The first item discussed was the Gibb property which includes two buildings on Main Street. Garth Childs was on hand to give the report on the asbestos testing which had taken place recently. He explained the terminology for a homogeneous area. He said a certain amount of samples are taken from each area to be tested. He explained the vinyl tile in the entry way to the old house was found to contain asbestos. Also in the apartment above the old restaurant there is a problem with the spray on ceilings and walls. To dispose of the spray on properly it will need to be contained and removed with a containment operation which includes a clean room and showers for workers plus a double thickness of protective clothing and head protective gear. Air samples would also need to be taken during the cleanup.
It was noted that personal property owners are not regulated and can tear down and dispose of their own buildings. If a contractor is to do the job then they fall under the agency provisions and full asbestos removal would need to take place. Mayor Wilson said they have contacted two different contractors but were not able to get a definite quote yet because each room will need to be measured as the companies charge by the foot for the cleanup work. They will also get a quote from Nielson's Construction for the demolition of the buildings.
It was pointed out if the city obtains the property that when they sell the property it will need to be put out for a bid. A property owner in the area, Percy Mounteer expressed interest in obtaining the property. Huntington City Attorney, Dave Blackwell said he would contact the Gibb attorney and let him know of the interest expressed by Mounteer. Mounteer would take over the cleanup of the property and ensure that it would be done properly. Cowley pointed out if the new property owner tore it out himself the city would have no complaints and they would be home free.
It was mentioned that the sentencing date for Gibb is July 11 and possibly he would want to act before that time. Blackwell said Gibb has been convicted of failure to obey a building officials order and that sentencing has already been delayed twice. Gibb would have 30 days after the sentencing to appeal, but Blackwell pointed out that Gibb's lawyer has been good to work with and that both Gibb and his attorney wanted to resolve the matter.
The council agreed that for the beautification of Huntington and public safety that this terrible eyesore be taken care of as soon as possible.
The next item on the agenda was to reopen the 2001-02 budget to include the $222,500 grant and loan from the community impact board. Also the matter of transferring $170,000 from the general fund into the capital projects budget was approved. The CIB funds are being used for the curb and gutter project.
The next item was the public hearing for the consideration of the 2002-03 fiscal budget for the city. The council members were given comparison sheets for the previous budget and the current proposed one. Each line item was discussed on an individual basis. Justice said he would like to see a cost of living increase for all part-time employees of 3 percent. It was also pointed out that a 5 percent increase in garbage collection fees would come into effect in August. Justice also requested that additional funds be transferred to the park maintenance budget for anticipated replanting next year of grass in the parks which is dying out due to the drought.
The final budget was approved with the changes made. It was also explained that the increase in the Heritage Days budget was due to the added rodeo purse.
The next item on the agenda was the approval of the May 15 minutes. It was mentioned that letters will be sent to property owners in the city who need to cleanup their property. The next item was to approve and accept the city claims for the month. The next item was the issuance of business licenses to TNT Fireworks and Golden Spike International. The next item on the agenda was Judi Bishop and Debbie Wilson from the American Cancer Society with a request for a donation to Relay for Life. Bishop said that cancer is the leading cause of death in working age adults. She explained the purpose of relay and challenged the council to form a team and participate. The council approved a $200 donation to the relay.
The next item on the agenda was Marlin Eldred the new Emery County Economic Director. He said he has a commitment to Emery County and to local business. He wants to help businesses develop themselves and to grow the businesses we have in place already. He also spoke of the revolving loan fund and it's loaning capabilities. He said the fund can loan a maximum of $40,000 and he can assist qualified people in applying for loans from other sources as well. When asked about tourism, Eldred said that there is a change coming; with SUWA and their wilderness proposal and a monument and heritage area. "We need to find some medium ground and guide ourselves down the path and not be forced. Please refer businesses to me at the economic development office for assistance," said Eldred.
The next item on the agenda was the discussion of a proposed truck ordinance. Currently there isn't a specific ordinance dealing with truck traffic. Heavy trucks have been damaging city roads and parking in residential areas and creating possible hazards. Trucks do not belong in residential areas. Trucks will be able to access the hills and desert areas on certain city streets. The big concern expressed by the council was the issue of trucks and children. The problem of trucks parking on city streets was addressed. Some possible parking options could include the parking lot by BKs and out by the gypsum plant north of Huntington. The need for alternative parking places was stressed. Justice mentioned that long haul truck drivers do not have any other form of transportation and their truck is their vehicle.
It was pointed out that with an ordinance in place, the sheriff's office would be able to issue tickets for parking violations. It was pointed out that the ordinance has two parts, one that deals with parking and the other which shows designated travel routes for trucks. Justice said an adjustment period should be observed during the phase-in period of the ordinance. He suggested warnings be given during the first six months. Others on the council thought three months would be long enough. Letters will be sent out to trucking companies involved to inform them of the new ordinance. Delivery trucks and others will need a permit from the city hall to enter the city streets for deliveries. The permit will be at no charge and will be good for the entire year for that company. It was suggested that maybe these permits should be sent out with the letters explaining the ordinance. A noise ordinance was also discussed at the meeting. Further discussion of the new ordinances will take place at the July city council meeting which will be held on July 17 at 6:30 p.m.

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Video games have grown from clusters of pixels on a black screen to cinematic adventures with lifelike characters voiced by all-star actors. And sometimes, these characters are so well-developed that we find ourselves emotionally drawn to them. In movies, the experience is over so quickly this doesn't have a chance to go any further, but in games, we have upwards of 100 hours with someone, and after all that time... well... emotions are silly things.
What can we say? The heart wants what the heart wants, and here are fourteen characters that still reside within our chest cavities. Er, hearts. Yeah, definitely sounds more romantic when you say 'heart'.
Big Bo (Binary Domain)
No one is more deserving of the phrase "I love you, man" than Roy "Big Bo" Boateng. The Rust Crew's machine-gun-toting, catchphrase-spewing heavy weapons expert is almost too much to handle and, in any other game, Big Bo probably would just be obnoxious. But he's such a great foil to Binary Domain's transhumanist melodrama, hooting and hollering about sweet headshots as the rest of your group grimly considers global politics.
French robo-commando Cain may be more charming and well-spoken, but Big Bo is your buddy through thick and thin. And Binary Domain's voice command system makes it such a bizarre joy to interact with his big, effusive personality. Rather than picking options out of a menu, you spend the campaign shouting stuff like "Big Bo! Cover me!" and "Big Bo! Nice work!", and listening to him bellow back solid gold like "THAT WAS SAH-WEET!" If you haven't fallen in love with Big Bo by the end of the game, you must not have a shred of joy in your heart.
Rose of Sharon Cassidy (Fallout: New Vegas)
By the time you meet Rose of Sharon Cassidy (just call her Cass), she's already lived a long, hard life. Not that anybody's life is particularly easy in the Mojave Wasteland, but hers has been particularly rough - rougher still when she hears her caravan's been burnt to the ground and decides she has nothing better to do than go traveling with you.
But even with all that taken away from her, she's still held onto two things: a dark sense of humor and a killer moonshine recipe. And those are two very good things to have in a post-apocalyptic companion. If you traveled with her father, Cassidy, in Fallout 2, you'll definitely see the resemblance - and your love for her may be more of 'daughter-I-never-had' kind than romantic. Either way, it's tough to travel with this rough-and-tumble desert flower for too long without getting sweet on her.
Sully (Uncharted series)
Not the heart-stealing thief you were expecting? Yes, Nathan Drake is a lovable rogue, but his mentor Sully has him beat in two very important areas: style and confidence. Alright, alright, three very important areas: style, confidence, and facial hair. Sully just oozes 20th century pulp-hero panache (seriously, he probably slicks back his hair with the stuff), chomping on a cigar and hopping behind the stick of his bombshell-bedecked propeller plane. It also doesn't hurt that he's the spitting image of a latter-day Errol Flynn.
But awesome adventurer traits aside, the fact that he managed to shape Nathan Drake from a roguish little pickpocket to a good-hearted treasure hunter - and that he's always willing to come back out of retirement to help him out - says it all. One of these days those endless calls to adventure might be the end of him (Uncharted 4 is subtitled A Thief's End, after all) but until then, we'll cherish every minute.
Roll Caskett (Mega Man Legends series)
Throughout Mega Man Legends 1 and 2, Roll is the rock of the Caskett clan. She keeps Mega Man outfitted with gear and up-to-the-minute intel when he's on a mission, looks after her retired adventurer grandpa Barrel, and deals admirably with robo-monkey Data's endless hijinks. Any one of those tasks would be a full-time job by itself, but still she somehow keeps it all together. It'd be tough enough not to fall for the girl who builds you awesome new weapons with a smile, but add to that how conflicted she seems about putting you in harm's way, and resistance is futile.
Roll's so lovable that it almost sucks to see her falling for Mega Man. After all, this is the guy who 'accidentally' walks in on her changing clothes, then while she's in the bath, and pumps his arm victoriously after both occasions. That's not OK, Mega Man - you'd better treat the girl who's willing to work with her arch nemesis to build dozens of rockets so she can retrieve you from the moon right.
Celes Chere (Final Fantasy 6)
In any Final Fantasy game less-packed with memorable characters (let's be real, here, any other Final Fantasy) Celes Chere would clearly be the main character. Why? She kicks ass with all the strength and smarts of an imperial super-soldier. But regrets from her years of unflinching service to an increasingly evil Empire keep her aloof, even as the rest of the game's many heroes begin to relax and develop new relationships. She's like Squall and Cloud put together, minus most of the whinging.
Suffice it to say, Locke isn't the only one who's quickly infatuated with her. There's just something about Celes' confidence that makes her immediately appealing, and something about her vulnerability that keeps her in your heart. You even get to know her softer side with intimate moments like practicing for the opera and caring for her old friend Cid. No joke, Celes had us fawning like starry-eyed recruits.
Vamp (Metal Gear Solid series)
Vamp is kind of an asshole, but he's also pretty sexy in that hangs-out-at-goth-clubs kind of way. There's something about a guy with long, dark hair, fangs, and a Romanian accent - the fact that he can predict your movements just by watching your muscles tense and relax is the maraschino cherry on top. Speaking of thick red liquids, he also drinks blood, which is admittedly kind of a turn off or turn-on, depending on where you're coming from in life. Not judging.
Unique talents aside, you have to appreciate Vamp for making Raiden a more interesting character purely by osmosis. And his story is actually pretty tragic - he's the literal embodiment of Metal Gear's "cycle of death on behalf of nations and ideals" theme. Metal Gear's given tragic deaths to many adversaries, but Vamp's plucked at our heartstrings more than most. When he finally croaks for good in Metal Gear Solid 4, it's more "goodnight, sweet prince," than "and stay dead, you son of a bitch".
Chrom (Fire Emblem: Awakening)
You can't spit without hitting a brash, adventurous prince in the canon of fantasy RPGs, but it's less often that you get to watch them grow into strong and noble kings. In a game that's all about staying loyal to your friends and your ideals, Chrom is dealt the harshest blows of any, eventually casting aside his youthful commitment to peace and preparing his nation to fight for the greater good.
Of course, it helps that female player Avatars can marry him and have kick-ass future babies. But even if you decide to have your kick-ass future babies with someone else, the bond that Chrom shares with his rag-tag crew of adventurers is truly something special - in particular his total trust and support of your Avatar. It's enough to send your heart all a-flutter when he compliments your choice of tactics.
John Marston (Red Dead Redemption)
John Marston's a unique guy. Though at first he appears to be a typical gunslinger, he eventually grows into a fully fleshed-out protagonist with morals and scruples we sympathize with. He's not riding around the wilderness skinning rabbits and murdering people because he wants to - he's riding around the wilderness skinning rabbits and murdering people because he has to. For his family.
Yes, Marston is a family man, and that's the reason we ended up falling for him. He's a kind soul who will do anything and everything to look out for his family. He's the kind of guy you take home to your family; the kind of guy who your father would love to go hunting with. He's just a hell of a guy. Plus, you know, he's ruggedly sexy. Gotta love a guy with some wicked scars.
Yorda (ICO)
Our love for Yorda was less like a relationship and more like a sibling thing. These emotions didn't form right away, however. For the first hour or so she was an inconvenience and nothing more. She managed to be annoying despite being mute, which is a feat in and of itself, and her helplessness was nothing if not infuriating.
It wasn't until Yorda was put into danger that we realized how attached to her we were. She was like a little brother or sister we had to protect, and even though our on-screen character was technically younger, we still felt like the bigger sibling. We worried for her not just because her capture was the failure state, but because of an honest-to-goodness attachment.
Elena Fisher (Uncharted series)
Like you're surprised to see another Uncharted character on this list. Elena Fisher has been Nathan Drake's on-again-off-again partner throughout all three Uncharted games, though we think our actual feelings for Elena started showing up in the second one. In the first, she was a cute side-character, but she didn't have a ton of time to develop. When she showed up in the second game, however, we realized how much we had missed her, and it certainly wasn't because of her marksmanship.
A lot of credit is owed to Emily Rose, the voice actress for Elena. Her talented vocals have helped Elena rise from annoying reporter to full-blown crush, the kind we'd slip lovey-dovey notes to in junior high. Heck, we doubt we'd even have the guts to approach her ourselves; we'd likely need to give a note to a friend of ours to give to a friend of hers to give to her.
Your neighbor in The Sims (The Sims)
It started off plainly enough: our neighbor came over for a housewarming party once we moved in, and we told them a few jokes. But then they came over again and the jokes became flirts. And then the flirts became more flirts. And then they slapped us, but then the jokes became more flirts. Cut to a few months later and we were married, pumping out kids like no one's business.
Such is life in The Sims, but as strange and insane as it might sound, we've found it hard not to grow emotionally attached to the characters we end up WooHooing with. Sure, they're digital, soulless, and speak in gibberish, but we're playing as avatars of ourselves, living vicariously through digital characters. We're living the lives we want to live, going through the daily motions as we would in real life but in fast-forward, seeing our past, present, and future, all as we wish it was. And then there's the one, the one we fell in love with, living alongside us. Playing The Sims is like having a lucid dream, and good luck not falling in love with your dream.
Alyx Vance (Half-Life 2)
There wasn't really any semblance of romance in the original Half-Life. Gordon was essentially alone in the Black Mesa Research Facility. Well, technically it was him, a few workers, and a bunch of aliens, but there was no one to have an emotional attachment to. And then Alyx came strutting into our lives in Half-Life 2 like it was no big deal, and absolutely ruined our hearts.
Since Gordon Freeman is a silent, invisible protagonist, he's really nothing more than an extension of the player, making Alyx's coy smiles, shy laughter and touching words all the more powerful. You can fawn over SoulCalibur's curvacious ladies all you want - the feeling we got when Alyx put her hand on the window as the elevator went down makes Ivy's cleavage (and even her neathage) fade into the background.
Malon (The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time)
Zelda's cute and all, but she's sort of an arranged marriage for Link - the wife the Hero of Time is destined to have and all that. And then there's Malon, the adorable, unassuming, red-headed farm girl who spends her nights singing outside of Hyrule Castle. When you first meet her she's a cute little girl, but when the game flies forward by 10 years, she's instantly turned into a teenager that (as teenagers ourselves at the time) we were head-over-heels for.
Malon is sort of the forbidden fruit of the Zelda series. There's no way Nintendo would ever include an overtly romantic sub-plot of any kind in one of its games, so most encounters even with Zelda are kept to an uncomfortable hug. That means that Malon, who's even further away from being a romantic interest, is even further away from our grasp. Beyond being helpful, kind, and awesome, she's also just out of reach, which makes her all the more alluring.
Garrus Vakarian (Mass Effect series)
What is there to say about Garrus that hasn't been scrawled onto the back cover of a teenage girl's Trapper Keeper? The guy's a heartthrob, plain and simple. There's just something about him that makes women weak in the knees, and the mere utterance of his name brings panties flying in from every direction. His calm, soothing voice, his charming personality, his... sort of creepy, bug/kitty appearance... It's hard to figure out exactly what makes Garrus so damn appealing, but whatever "it" is, he has it.
As a squadmate in all three Mass Effect games, Garrus proves to be 100 percent loyal. He never questions Shepard's motives. He never flips out and throws a tantrum if he doesn't get his way. Even if you intentionally screw up his revenge plan, he walks away, totally cool about the situation. We're like, "Sorry we ruined your revenge," and he's all like "Whatever, you were right. Thanks for not letting me kill that guy. Let's go clubbing!" And then he's the designated driver, because he's THAT AWESOME.
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Ah, we feel all flushed just thinking about all those lovable so-and-sos. But sure enough, we haven't highlighted all the deserving candidates out there. Make sure you let us know who we missed in the comments below!
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Ian McChesney has crafted this astonishing sculpture made of Levi's denim. Part of the Levi's flagship store in London's Regent Street, this piece features dozens upon dozens of Levi's jeans sculpted into an eye-popping sculpture. A must-see if you're in the London area, this piece is made to celebrate the release of Levi's new waterless denim
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SQUAW VALLEY, Calif. - Fifty-four years ago, Joe Pete Wilson, competed in the 1960 Winter Olympics at Squaw Valley. Wilson was 24-years-old and it was his only Olympic appearance competing in the sport of Cross Country Skiing. Wilson says he dedicated 10 years of his life to training and competition. He didn't medal in the 1960 games but he did win a bronze medal as part of the U.S. Men's Bobsled Team in the 1964 games.
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Skip to comments.HABEMUS PAPAM!!! (Live Thread)
Posted on 03/13/2013 11:12:01 AM PDT by NYer
click here to read article
I was at work, writing code and sneaking peeks at te web. Not much has changed; I'm still working, writing code and sneaking peeks at the web. I hope we have a name before my 3:30 EST meeting...
That would be outstanding!
I intend to. I went with my 9 yr old granddaughter and she cried the day we left, said she belonged in Roma.
Of course everyone thought we were Italian.
Thanks for the suggestion, might be a great Christmas present for everyone.
As an RCIA candidate in St Louis, he was the one who welcomed me to the church. I would be pleased, as well!
Very exciting. Any minute now...
Thanks all...for the links.
There's a thread in breaking news, "white Smoke from the Vatican" and one of the early posts is a live link to EWTN streaming live.
Same guy.
I thought he was just wonderful.
He had been though a lot with the nazi, very intelligent, not just book smart either.
Here we go....
The balcony doors are opening.......
First off, the Holy Spirit does not pick the successor to St. Peter. At the beginning of the conclave, the cardinals pray for the grace of the Holy Spirit, that a worthy Shepherd of the whole flock of Christ be elected by us.
Pope Francis??
Wow .. you were right!
I was very happy on that day. Both Pope John Paul II and Pope Benedict have been wonderful, wonderful Popes.
Crowd seems ... puzzled.
I heard George somebody, and thought Pope Francis as well.
Thank you for explaining.
IMHO this means a return to basics!
Cardinal Bergolio (sp?)
God Bless Cardinal Bergoglio!
Francis 1st!!!
Maybe it'll be Pope Hugo.
After all, Armoredinnerjacket said Hugo would come back... (LOL!)
-— Pope Francis?? -—
Bergolio from Argentina!
Find the American in the crowd. Why, it's the white guy in a baseball cap!
OK...who told you??
Taken name Francis
per EWTN
Pope Francis I?
Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio of Buenos Aires, Argentina. Pope Francis.
I once heard Cardinal O'Connor preach. (Again, non-Catholic here). Wow. That guy was amazing. Would that he had been the first American pope!!!
That's the man and his papal name? for real?
Fransisco I — my brother will be sooo happy (his middle name).
"Wow" is right!
From wikipedia:
Bergoglio is an accomplished theologian who distanced himself from liberation theology early in his career. He is thought to be close to Comunione e Liberazione, a conservative lay movement.
Who are all those guys in suits & ties? They don't look like union labor.
The first Argentinian, the first Jesuit and the first Francis!
Well, that's a bit unexpected. I expect great excitement among our Spanish congregation.
A surprise.
I am hearing that Francis I is only a rumor...
Me too, Ed.
St malachi swings and misses!
Pope Francis of the Americas? Did I hear that right?
thought I heard he will pick name Francis but I guess not. Maybe Benedict XVIIth?
Born: Dec. 17, 1936, in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Education: Studied at Theological Faculty of San Miguel. Received licentiate in philosophy.
Ordained for the Jesuits on Dec. 13, 1969.
Languages: Besides his native Spanish, Bergoglio also speaks Italian and German.
A FIRST! A Pope Francis!
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GREEN BAY, Wis. — Mike McCarthy might find it impossible to pass on Vince Young's talent when it comes time for the Green Bay Packers coach to pick his No. 2 quarterback, even given Young's limited knowledge of the offense.
Working from a limited play list against the Seattle Seahawks on Friday night, Young took a big step toward beating out Graham Harrell for the No. 2 quarterback job in the Packers' 17-10 loss to the Seattle Seahawks at Lambeau Field.
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Whatever his shortcomings as a pure passer, the 30-year-old Young demonstrated athleticism that can turn a bad play into a good one, and probably made himself the front-runner to back up Aaron Rodgers. In his two series, Young ran for 39 yards, was 6-of-7 passing for 41 yards and a touchdown and finished with a 130.7 quarterback rating.
"The dimension of running, that's something we really wanted to see (from Young)," McCarthy said after the game. "I think you're just seeing Vince getting more and more comfortable with what we're asking of him, particularly for as much as man-to-man (defense) as we were seeing tonight.
"Very instinctive and made big plays and did very well on his first drive. It was unfortunate the high snap on second down on the second drive. I think Vince is one of the players that definitely took advantage of his opportunities tonight."
McCarthy didn't use this game as a dress rehearsal for the regular season, as he has in the third preseason game in previous seasons. Though most of the starters played the entire first half, McCarthy had another agenda and pulled Rodgers after only one possession.
McCarthy clearly wanted to take a long look at Harrell with the Packers' starters against the Seahawks' starting defense, which last season led the NFL in fewest points allowed. To gain that look, McCarthy had to forego giving his No. 1 offense extended to playing time to find a rhythm. In Rodgers' only series, the Packers' 52-yard drive ended with Mason Crosby's 38-yard field goal.
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The Seahawks, on the other hand, stuck with quarterback Russell Wilson through their first possession of the third quarter. Wilson put up only three points, a 27-yard field goal by Steven Hauschka on the game's first series. The Packers also intercepted Wilson twice, cornerback Casey Hayward on a ball tipped by linebacker Nick Perry, and safety Jerron McMillian on a diving interception when Wilson led receiver Doug Baldwin too far on a post pattern.
"I feel very good about the process," McCarthy said. "You can't sometimes have it both ways. We try, we want to win the game, we wanted to win tonight especially at home. But there's more information needed. That's what we juggled.
"I thought it was very important for a number of our players to play early, and I was very pleased with a lot of the production we had on defense, especially against Russell Wilson and their offense. We'll see what the video says in the morning and move on from there."
The Packers also took the kind of injury hit they were looking to avoid in a preseason game. Four starters or significant backups left the game because of injuries: safety Morgan Burnett (hamstring), cornerback Casey Hayward (reinjured hamstring), linebacker Brad Jones (hamstring) and backup running back DuJuan Harris (reinjured knee).
"I don't feel good about the injuries," McCarthy said. "It's something that's going on through the league. It's part of the game of football, it factors into your decisions, that's the way it goes. We just have to get these guys back. It's a little surprising that we had these injuries tonight, but we'll see how these guys feel in the morning, maybe it's not as bad as we think right now."
McCarthy's long look at Harrell meant the presumptive No. 2 quarterback coming into the season worked behind the Packers' starting offensive line and receiving corps, minus injured Randall Cobb (biceps) and Jordy Nelson (knee), for all four of his series in the first half. He was mismatched only on his final drive of the night, starting the third quarter, when he took the No. 2 offense against the Seahawks' starting defense.
Harrell finished the night with a 56.2 passer rating (6-for-13 passing for 49 yards). In three preseason games this year, he has a 54.6 rating and has put up only three points in nine series. He got the Packers in scoring position once in his five drives, but on fourth-and-two from the 4, tight end Jermichael Finley bobbled and dropped a diving chance at a touchdown pass.
"(Harrell) had some tough breaks there with the penalties," McCarthy said, "but the rhythm of the offense and some of the things mechanically, I would like to have seen us be more sharp there. We played primarily against an eight-man front and we didn't do a very good job handling that."
Young, on the other hand, came into the game after both teams had gone to their bench players. Still, for the first time in a preseason game, Young showed he still poses a serious threat with his ability to scramble and run bootlegs. He loped through the Seahawks on a 21-yard scramble up a seam in the middle of the field on his second play. A 19-yard scramble to his left set the Packers up with first-and-goal from the Seahawks' 3.
Young was fortunate the drive got to that point, because on his third play he threw directly to Seahawks linebacker Allen Bradford, who dropped an easy interception. But given new life, Young's scrambling and throws on the run set up the Packers' lone touchdown. His touchdown pass was a 1-yard throw to fullback Jonathan Amosa.
Young's other possession was ruined when he failed to handle an errant shotgun snap from Patrick Lewis.
Pete Dougherty writes for the Green Bay Press-Gazette, a Gannett property.


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another nice chapter, that allen-kanda sword combination was...AWESOME
another nice chapter, that allen-kanda sword combination was...AWESOME
Thanks Blue hime!
Sliced to bits by both of them.
I'm sorry I ditched again. I had too much fun at that Best Buy sale last week(anyone else go?) and before that I was finally watching the NNO anime. So pissed about the ending.
Anything getting slashed to bits is awesome.
Everything I Learned In Life, I Learned From CLAMP
11. The most powerful people are alcoholics.
23. Tokyo Tower is, more than likely, the source of all evil.
29. Torture and mind games are just another way of showing you care.
you know you live in 2009 when...
1. You accidentally enter your password into the microwave.
2. You haven't played solitaire with real cards in years.
3. The reason for not staying in touch with your friends is that they don't have AIM/LiveJournal/MySpace.
4. You'd rather look all over the house for the remote instead of just pushing the button on the TV.
6. Your evening activity is sitting at the computer.
7. You read this list, and keep nodding and smiling.
8. You think about how stupid you are for reading this.
9. You were too busy to notice number five.
10. You actually look to check if there was a number five.
11. And now you're laughing at your stupidity.
I don't usualy do this but this is to funny.
^^ i think that was really funny spam
Thanks Blue hime!
I find 14th's hair, unlike the one that it has been protrayed, is similar to Tyki's!
Misspelled usually and too.
darkdragon, I do believe I saw that list last year or the year before. Also, I would like to say "Good Job" for the spamming!
LOL Tyki's hair style is more popular than we thought.
Everything I Learned In Life, I Learned From CLAMP
11. The most powerful people are alcoholics.
23. Tokyo Tower is, more than likely, the source of all evil.
29. Torture and mind games are just another way of showing you care.
Yeah stupid numbers on the side I just don't pay attention to little things when I'm reading, only things that ever stop me are when I don't know the meaning of a word or something really hard comes up. Oh or if I see a picture of HIBARI!!!!
||veni, vidi, vici||
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I have personaly never had any trouble with Best Buy It's actually a really great place.(though they are starting to lose money because of the economy)
Is'nt spamming supose to be against the rules or somethin?
Were did you get that sig bushidodude, the one with Hibari?
By the way Tyki I would like to join the Black Order (If possible.
Also have you heard anything about someone with a username of kai205?
I know what you did.


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2Martha's is a restaurant, an art gallery, a boutique and catered meeting venue for small events, meetings, receptions or family gatherings. Featuring homemade food, art, gifts and atmosphere. Their goal is to provide an elegant, yet home-like, venue for people to gather.
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Farm implements, tools, tractors, and other equipment are featured that date back 100 years. The museum is open for special events including the Outhouse Festival in the fall.
Welcome to the Americas Best Value Inn-Bell Tower of Centralia, Illinois, conveniently located in the heart of downtown Centralia within view of the historic Carillion Bell Tower and within walking distance of some of the finest dining and shopping in southern Illinois. Our 4-story interior access (elevator) Inn features 56 nicely furnished guest rooms with added amenities including cable TV with HBO and hairdryers. Upgrades include coffeemaker, mini-fridge, microwave, and iron/board. We offer a FREE deluxe continental breakfast, indoor pool, and playground for the kids, a meeting/banquet facility with kitchen and a business center in the lobby. Come relax and enjoy the value at the Americas Best Value Inn-Bell Tower of Centralia. Hi-Speed Wireless Internet Access available.
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National Register historic home featuring period decor with contemporary conveniences. The Badollet House is not only a bed and breakfast, but also caters to small parties, weddings, business meetings and special occassions.
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This 4 room bed and breakfast is located in downtown Salem just minutes from the Mariona County Fairgrounds.
Reserve this beautifully decorated log home (1450 sq. ft.) with black bear decor all to yourself. Maximum occupancy is 8 people. Included when you check in is your evening crock pot meal on the kitchen counter with homemade bread, and a complimentary bottle of wine. The candlelit table will be set with place mats, cloth napkins, water glasses and your complimentary Bear Grove Cabin wine glasses.
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Beautiful, modern 4-story motel, located in downtown Centralia, across from the historic bell tower. Walking distance to several good cafes and shops.
The 9-hole Bent Oak Golf Course in Breese, IL is a public golf course that opened in 1994. Designed by Joe Basso, Bent Oak Golf Course measures 3290 yards from the longest tees. The course features 3 sets of tees for different skill levels.
Bentley's Country Kitchen has delicious food served in a cozy, casual dinning atmosphere by a helpful, friendly staff.
The log house gives a glimpse into local life in the 1800s. While at the park, visit the refurbished caboose and passenger train.
50 room hotel, handicap accessible, credit cards accepted, cable television, outdoor pool, restaurant within walking distance, outdoor pool, complimentary breakfast.
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Dine in or carry out of Bar-B-Que, ribs, chunk cod fish, steaks and chicken.
Homecooking away from home. Daily lunch specials.
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TSN2 to carry Canada Games Finals Live
SHERBROOKE (August 16, 2013) Both the men's and women's teams from BC and Ontario will face-off for the right to be crowned Champions of the Canada Games on Saturday.
Ontario's Fiodar Kazhamiaka and Sergey Grabovsky will face Dan Caverly and Ben Chow from British Columbia, while their female compatriots of Meagan and Nicole McNamara will take on Sophie Bukovec and Ali Woolley of Ontario. Both matches, as well as the women's Bronze medal match, will be aired live on TSN2 and RDS2 starting at 10 a.m. EST.
Both teams from the pacific coast defeated the host province Quebec, while Ontario's teams ended Manitoba's hopes of a Gold medal.
In men's action, Ontario stared strong, dominating Manitoba 21-13 in the first set. In the set second, Manitoba came to play in the second, as they fought hard to over come the boys from Ontario 21-17. Manitoba kept the momentum rolling in the third, taking the lead early, but Ontario was too strong in the end, taking the final set 15-11.
The other men's semi-final was a quick affair, with BC quieting a capacity crowd with a quick 21-9, 21-17 win over Quebec.
In female action, it was the opposite. Ontario won a hard fought match against Manitoba 21-19, 21-19. The pair from Ontario were able to use their size and physicality against the smaller, but excellent ball control team of Brittany Habing and Chloe Reimer of Manitoba.
The other female semi-final went the distance, and was also a rematch from their pool play match, which Quebec won. Powered by a boisterous crowd, Sara Robichaud and Rosalie Coderre from Quebec took the opening set 21-16. But the twins from BC weren't deterred, and learning from their mistakes in pool play, stormed back to take the second 21-13. The third set was a back and forth affair, with the lead flipping between both teams. In the end, the tournaments youngest team from BC, managed to exact their revenge, and book their ticket to the final with a 15-13 win.
This is the first time in the history of the Canada Games the only two provinces are represented in the medal while two separate provinces are being represented in both bonze medal matches.


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Forest Carbon Partnership Facility (FCPF) Participants Committee Fifteenth Meeting (PC15)
This workshop will consider progress reports on country programmes and capacity building initiatives as well as reports from other REDD+ initiatives. The workshop will also examine options for a future emissions reduction payment agreement (ERPA) and will consider the 2014 budget.
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While divorce and remarriage are becoming increasingly common in the United States, so is the role of the step-grandparent. You are a step-grandparent if: you married or remarried someone who already has a grandchild, or your child remarried someone who already has a child. Your new role, level of participation, and acceptance into the family can be both exciting and stressful.
A positive relationship with your step-grandchild may depend upon the following factors: timing, the age of the child, and the relationships among the adults. As a step-grandparent you must also be careful about forcing a relationship onto your step-grandchild or step-family. Don't give up on a relationship if your step-grandchild seems distant; just act as an available friend when he or she is ready.
Understanding Yourself
First and foremost, try to understand your shifting role and how you feel about this by asking yourself the following questions:
These important questions will help you decide if you are ready to embrace this role with your new family.
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Some seniors without children or grandchildren are eager to forge bonds with their new step-grandchild; however, your grandchild might not be interested in a relationship with you. Your step-grandchild may not be emotionally available because he or she is having difficulty accepting a step-parent or step-siblings-do not take this personally.
The age of your step-grandchild may also determine how receptive he or she will be toward you. Generally, the younger the child, the easier it will be for him or her to accept you.
Try not to give up on your step-grandchild, and understand that building a relationship takes time. Positive or negative bonds among the adults in the family may also affect the relationship your step-grandchild has with you. Outdoor activities can be a great way to start bonding.
Understanding Your Step-Family
Other Grandparents:
Navigating your way through these relationships will require tact and kindness! If you have other grandchildren, be sure to treat them equally, too.


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Gulf District
The Gulf District encompasses several fleets along and near the Gulf of Mexico from Florida's panhandle to Louisiana and one fleet in Arkansas.
Active fleets in Florida include Choctawhatchee Bay in Ft.Walton Beach, Garcon Point Spirited Sailors in Bagdad, St.Andrew Bay in Panama City and Pensacola Bay in Pensacola. In Mississippi we have Bay St.Louis and in Arkansas we have Grand Maumelle Sailing Club in Little Rock. In Louisiana we have Lake Arthur in Lafayette and New Orleans and Southern Yacht Club in New Orleans.
The District Governor is Larry Taggart, who is also FSSA Parliamentarian. The Gulf District is also home to FSSA Secretary/Treasurer Nancy Claypool.
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Restaurants In and Around Sparta, WI
The Sparta/La Crosse area is home to many great restaurants, varying from casual to elegant for lunch or dinner. Enjoy great food in Wisconsin's No Smoking atmosphere! Menus for many of these restaurants and more are available here at the Inn.
In Sparta
Jarochos: Mexican Restaurant, Authentic Mexican food. 620 Industrial Dr. Suite 8, Sparta (608) 487-8200. Amazing Mexican food, great service, 5-stars by our guests.
El Vallarta Mexican Restaurant: Authentic Mexican food in Sparta! 223 North Black River Street, 608-269-0547. Great Food!
Foxhole Pub: Great Food, salad bar, full bar and is a good Wisconsin supper club.
10553 State Hwy 21, 608-269-6271. Hours: 11 am-9pm M-Thru, 11 am-10pm Fri-Sat, Closed Sunday
Sparta Family Restaurant: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner. Homemade, soup daily. Strives to bring the best possible food and service. 704 W Avon Rd.
608-269-3500. 6am – 9pm 7 days a week
Club Oasis: Wonderful food! Since 1939 this Restaurant with fine dining, full menu, full bar, salad bar daily specials. Reservation requested, especially on weekends. 11345 State Highway 21, (608) 269-2644. Open Tuesday thru Sunday at 4pm. to 9pm
Ginny's Cupboard: Offering homemade soup and sandwiches, large stack sandwiches on homemade bread, and fresh house-made soups daily. Features a fully operational 1957 soda fountain serving Wisconsin Super Premium ice cream, an Espresso bar with coffee from around the world. 127 North Water St., 608-269-6669. M-Sat 6am-8pm, Sunday 9am-3pm
Italiano's Pizzeria and Restaurant: authentic homemade pizza, Italian dinners, appetizers, full bar, just two blocks from our Sparta Inn! 142 North Water St,
608-269-6393. Open M-Sat 4 to 9pm, closed Sunday, Eat In or Delivery
Slice of Chicago: Arguably the best pizza in Sparta. This locally owned restaurant serving pizza and pasta is receiving rave reviews! 507 West Wisconsin, 608-269-2181, Eat In or Delivery. Hours; Mon-Fri 4:30pm to 9pm, Sat-Sun 3pm-9pm
Jake's Northwood's Restaurant: (608) 269-6464, Hours; Tues-Fri 11am – 9pm,
Sat 3pm – 9pm, closed Sun & Mon.
Dorine's Family Restaurant: offering home-style cooking with fresh ground meats-never frozen, homemade cookies, pies, soups & salads. They have daily specials.
110 S. Water St, 608-269-8258 Downtown Sparta.
Rudy's Drive In: Based in La Crosse, Rudy's Drive In recently opened a second location in Sparta. Enjoy food and a cool root beer right off the bike trail! 100 West Wisconsin Street, 608-269-2011. Seasonal
Sparta Steak House: 701 Industrial Dr. (608) 269-6300. Open Tues – Sat 5pm-close
Great Steaks, Seafood, Pasta and Sandwiches. Full Bar
Lake View (NEW): steaks, seafood, fish fry, and salad bar. Outdoor summer seating available. Evenings 4-9 pm, 121 Rusk Avenue, 608-269-2278.
Great Wall Buffet: All day Buffet, 516 W. Wisconsin. Closed Mondays
Purchase Alcoholic Beverages in Sparta
Westside Wine & Spirits– 7607 State Hwy 16. 608-269-1404
Fast Eddies Food, Gas & Liquor– 860 Highway 21 East, 608-269-2266
Purchase Beer and Wine in other area Sparta stores too.
In Tomah
Burnstad's European Village & Restrauant– Imagine you are on vacation in a small village in central Europe. The restaurant has amazing comfort foods – both old world favorites and native finds. The pub has classic cocktails, regional beers and wines.
In Cashton (20 minutes away) very good!
Badger Crossing Menu Pub & Eatery: 5-Stars! Menu – Old fashioned restaurant and bar with a diverse menu including Steak, Chicken, Crab Legs, Homemade Pizza and Pan Fried Perch. All meat is from an award-winning local butcher shop. 909 Front Street, 608-654-5706. Open everyday 11 am – close
In Viroqua (40 minutes away) but…the best drive for great food…
Driftless Cafe': Farm to Table, seasonal menus are posted on Facebook.
118 W Court St. 608-637-7778. Owner and Chef Luke Zahm.
Hours:Tues-Thrus 11am-9pm, Fri-Sat 11am-10pm. We have had many guests go to the unique place and love the food and love the place! Well worth the drive!
Meet their farmers*
In Wilton (30 minutes away) in the middle of the Elroy-Sparta Bike Trail
Lonestar Bar & Grill: Western Sports Bar saloon atmosphere right here in Wisconsin!
504 Main Street, 608-435-6554
Hitching Port: Sports Bar, Motorcycles welcome! 412 Main Street, 608-435-6699
CREAMERY ICE CREAM & MORE: 413 Main Street, Wilton, 608-435-0003. Hours: Open Daily 11 am – 8 pm. Appetizers, Hot Dogs, Wraps/Salads, Ice Cream, Sundaes & Treats! Open Seasonal
In Onalaska (25 minutes away) there are many more..
Ground Round: Grill and Bar, located in Onalaska (608)783-9300.
Mary Cody's Restaurant & Maggie's Lounge: Where comfort and classic dining meet! 205 Main Street, 608-783-0200. Hours Tuesday through Saturday 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. and Sunday 7 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Onalaska Angelini's Pizzeria & Ristorante: authentic homemade pizza, Italian dinners, sandwiches, appetizers, imported wines, beers, champagne. Opening New Place by the rivers edge in Onalaska.
**There are many larger chain restaurants to eat also in Onalaska.
In West Salem (15 minutes away)
Features Sports Bar & Grill; VERY Good! 1425 State Hwy 16. (608)786-9000.
In Bangor (on La Crosse River Bike Trail)
Purple Cow Sweetshop & Cafe 608-406-4419. 16 flavors of super premium ice cream, panini sandwiches, grilled wraps & salads. Closed Mondays
Best of La Crosse 2016 Food & Drink – click to see list
In La Crosse (25 minutes away) this list is some of the highlights, but many more….
~Le Chateau! Bienvenus! French cuisine restaurant. Our restaurant offers the perfect balance of ambiance and fine French cuisine, with European style atmosphere. Visit our Menu page often to keep up to date with our seasonal cuisine. Call for reservations, Phone: (608) 782-6498, Hours: Monday – Saturday from 5pm – 9pm. Location: 410 Cass Street, La Crosse, WI 54601
~The Waterfront Restaurant and Tavern: American cuisine of fresh seafood, steak, pasta, salads, and homemade desserts. Situated between the banks of the Mississippi River and bustling downtown. Enjoy the Piano Bar and Lounge with live music! 328 Front Street, 608-782-5400.
~Dublin Square Irish Pub & Eatery: Irish Fare, Appetizers, Sandwiches, Build Your Own Burger, Soups, Salads, Wraps, Desserts. 103 N. 3rd Street, La Crosse 608-519-2509. Full Menu and daily specials are on line at www.DublinSquarePub.com
~The Old Crow: Just opened in 2015! Open daily 11 am. Appetizers, Signature Sandwiches and Burgers, Flat Bread, Soups/Macs, Salads, Full bar and Beers.
100 S. 3rd Street, La Crosse, 608-519-5400
~The Mint: The farm-to-table style eatery has a menu that changes frequently and focuses on local and seasonal ingredients. 1810 State St, La Crosse, WI,
(608) 519-5011. Open Tuesday thru Sunday. Very Good Food!
~Three Rivers Lodge: Amazing view of the MIssissippi River, summer eating outside, wonderful menu. Open Lunch and Dinner. Relax, Drink and Eat and outside eating. 111 Front Street,
La Crosse 608-793-5018
~Piggy's Restaurant & Blues Lounge: Featuring hardwood-smoked flown-in fresh seafood, ribs, chops, and choice steaks in the historic Pioneer Foundry Building. Reservations accepted. 501 Front Street South, 608-784-4877.
~Charmant: New, The Restaurant serves rustic French–inspired cuisine in a comfortable and inviting atmosphere. Utilizing the best of the season's offerings, the dishes emerging from the open kitchen are fresh, simple, and down-to-earth. A large outdoor patio, open as the weather permits, provides a spectacular view of the Mississippi River. 101 State St. La Crosse, 608-519-8800
~Freight house Restaurant: Downtown, a National Historic Site. La Crosse must visit! Premier steak and seafood restaurant. Amazing food and service. Extensive Wine List, Awards of Excellence. 107 Vine St, 608-784-6211
~Fayez's Restaurant and Bakery: A La Crosse tradition! A wide variety of menu choices in a comfortable atmosphere with a full in-house bakery on-site. If you don't order dessert from the bakery, then take it home with you! 135 4th Street South, 608-784-9548.
~4 Sisters Wine Bar & Tapas: Online menus. During the daytime we serve traditional lunch time fare as well as a limited selection of our tapas. In the evening, we transform into a chic, fun wine and tapas lounge! Enjoy the Mississippi River view! 608-782-8213
Kate's On State: Californian Italian in an intimate setting. May be some of the best Italian in the Midwest with nightly specials and homemade desserts. Reservations recommended. 1810 State Street, 608-784-3354.
Hackberry's Bistro: A People's Food Co-op restaurant. Offering great food featuring local ingredients and organic options in a relaxed atmosphere. Open for Breakfast, Brunch, and Lunch only. 315 5th Avenue South, 608-784-5798.
Open for breakfast and lunch daily.
Great Harvest Bread Company: Fresh sandwiches and breads all day. Open Monday – Friday: 7:00 AM -6:00 PM & Saturday: 7:00 AM – 3:00 PM. 58 Copeland Ave,
608-519-5450 Find them on Facebook too!
Pearl Street Brewery: Wisconsin's premier craft brewery since 1999. Come and see how our beers are brewed. Beer tasting room and brewery tours are available every Saturday from Noon-5pm. 608-784-4832
Lovechild: 300 S. 3rd Street, La Crosse (NEW)


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- Award-winning, retro design, over-the-ear monitor style headphones
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Cutting-edge monitoring technology meets award-winning styling with the Panasonic RP-HTX7 Headphones. Large, 40mm drivers deliver powerful, resonant bass that accompanies the crisp, precise mids and highs. Retro styling and a choice of seven colors give the RP-HTX7 headphones their unique, individual identity.
Dynamic, True-to-Life Sound Drawing on their monitoring roots, the RP-HTX7 delivers highly-accurate sound with meticulous detail from one end of the frequency spectrum to the other. You'll enjoy supremely balanced sound quality, with perfectly placed mids and high tones that are faithful to the original recording.
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- Drive Unit (diam. in mm) 40
- Impedance (ohm/1kHz) 40
- Sensitivity (dB/mW) 99
- Max. Input (mW) 1000
- Frequency Response (Hz-kHz) 7-22
- Cord Length (ft./m.) 3.9/1.2
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Rated 2 out of 5 by Anonymous from Bass Quit These were great for about a year. Headphones still look new! I love the style. Unfortunately, after about a year, the left speaker is no longer putting out bass. So the right side is heavy sounding and there is no way to fix this. And the cord is about a foot too short.
Date published: 2016-11-22
Rated 1 out of 5 by Anonymous from Worst headphones I ever purchased I bought these headphones based on my research & reading all reviews from different websites. When I received them I could not adjust the volume...I used them with my laptop & I updated all of my audio controls, basically did everything I could to enhance my listening. There is nothing wrong with my pc, there was not anything further I could do. Now, the left earpiece is not working at all. Very, very disappointed in these headphones!
Date published: 2016-07-16
Rated 4 out of 5 by Anonymous from Good sound for a good price and look first let me start with looks, they look cool, retro cool, I live in the city and it matches my downtown vibe. they are not cheaply made, they look durable and they are comfortable. the sound is not as great as I expected, needs better mids but overall bass is good. my podcasts sound null but when I listen to rock is good sound. this will not replace my more expensive headphones but I like them
Date published: 2016-05-08
Rated 5 out of 5 by Anonymous from Awesome headphones! They're a really great set of headphones, but the leather starts to come off.
Date published: 2016-05-05
Rated 5 out of 5 by Anonymous from Great Heaphone I really like the quality of this headphone. Sound so great and price unbeatable
Date published: 2016-05-03
Rated 4 out of 5 by Anonymous from Lightweight nice sounding cans A lightweight and fairly comfortable set of headphones. The cord is soft and easy to wrap when not in use. Like others have mentioned, the ear pads will flake off at some point exposing the foam underneath. It would be nice if they were replaceable. Overall I like the sound for the relative price point, but ear pads will not last with heavy usage.
Date published: 2016-05-03
Rated 5 out of 5 by Anonymous from Excellent inexpensive cans These headphones offer excellent sound and durability for the price. They also have this very cool neo-retro look, as if you're an airline pilot in some steampunk future. They are also quite tough, and the one pair I've had has lasted 8 years of pretty strenuous use at this point. They do, however, not have any inline microphone. That does simplify the design, but if that's important to you might want to look elsewhere.
Date published: 2016-05-03
Rated 5 out of 5 by Anonymous from best headphones ive had for the price These are really good headphones that only started to fail on me ,I've had them for 4 years now , I wish they made replacement earpads other than that these are the best
Date published: 2016-04-29
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GRAND JUNCTION, COLO./PRICE,UTAH-Cherie Jeanine Gilligan Hillabrant, age 80, passed away Dec. 8, 2008 in Salt Lake City.
She was born Sept. 26, 1928 in Sunnyside, Utah to Willard George and Laurel Duke Gilligan.
Jeanine was an active member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. She was a graduate of Carbon High School and Carbon College School of Nursing. She resided in Grand Junction for many years where she enjoyed working as a nurse.
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Survived by her son and daughter, Steven Hillabrant, Salt Lake City, Laurel (Bryan) Matsuda, Flagstaff, Ariz.; grandson, Jacob Ballard, Flagstaff, Ariz.; beloved sisters, Maxine Aubert, Shirley (Gary) Bent, both of Grand Junction, Colo.; brother, Richard (Barbara) Nichols, Phoenix, Ariz.
She was preceded in death by her parents, sister, Lois Passic; and brother, Morris Gilligan.
Funeral service was held Friday, Dec. 12, 2008, 11 a.m., Price Fifth LDS Ward, 545 East 400 North in Price, Utah. Family was at the church Friday at 10:30 a.m. Interment, Price City Cemetery, Price. Arrangements entrusted to Mitchell Funeral Home of Price.


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The City of Inglewood was recently awarded a Community Playground Build by KaBOOM! KaBOOM! is a national non-profit that works to place playgrounds in communities. An integral part of the playground build process includes community based planning by volunteers who will help design and build a playground at Center Park.
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A kick-off meeting and Design Day will be held on Thursday, January 21, 2010, at the J.P. Parmes Auditorium, 3947 W. 104th St. (just east of Prairie Ave.). During the first part of the meeting, children will work with professional designers to design their dream playspace. The second part of the meeting will be a discussion with adults about how to make it happen. This meeting is open to ALL Inglewood residents.
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Hampstead was popular with artists and writers in the late eighteenth century and early nineteenth century, who sought the refuge of the countryside within close reach of London.
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Ireland's capital city offers plenty to do, so whether you're interested in its history, sports or arts scene, you're sure to find something to make your trip memorable! Must-see sights include the Dublin Writers Museum, James Joyce Centre, Dublin Spire and Croke Park Stadium. Beyond that, you may decide to peruse the National Gallery, soak up the history of Dublin Castle or walk around the iconic Trinity College for some culture. Of course, there's always the extensive array of fashionable boutiques that the city has to offer for those looking to shop 'til they drop!
You'll be staying at the Castle Hotel, a historic Georgian house hotel nestled in the heart of Dublin's vibrant city centre. Boasting grand staircases, magnificent crystal chandeliers and marble fireplaces, the Castle Hotel offers guests a glimpse into the Georgian era whilst staying in touch with the demands of the modern world. You'll rest your heads in a comfortable and elegantly decorated double or twin en-suite room, complete with Wi-Fi access, TV and tea and coffee making facilities. Furthermore, you'll awaken each morning to a hearty Irish breakfast to prepare you for the day of emerald exploration ahead of you.
With today's deal, you've also got the chance to take a tour of the famous Jameson Whiskey Distillery for an extra £20pp. Located on the site of the original Jameson's Distillery in Dublin, this visitor experience tells the story of the world-renowned smooth Irish whiskey. As part of your unforgettable experience, you'll get a guided tour and receive a signature drink, with volunteers also selected to partake in a tutored whiskey tasting - now that's the spirit!
The deal can also entitle you to a Wowcher Wallet Credit. Click here for more info.